Vincennes Gazette, Volume 2, Number 45, Vincennes, Knox County, 4 August 1832 — Page 1

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Hre sure to 'e u jon the re-election of courtly. Thp ball, whi h was here set Jarkn, would leave no man safe in the, in motion, i thundeiing through tlie Union

etuosity.

BY S. I1ILI. fit II. V. CADDlNCn C)T fij yrr.et.t rf Ins pmrertv. would I lace j w it h itu j ease d force and icipt Will, tn r,,i,:;t!ri (-rv FVHT.P.vY, n ; the honest earning of the industi ious ci-j The administration citadel can

no longer

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f r ' t. ;.; 1 i

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thr timo e.t nl.'Cri! or

,l.-. s- . .,..1 . -ithm S! MH'MI

ccssary and iT.oFF.iw nas r.m aove.c ongrc?, six companies of Ranjjpro

io r r i ci p a i- oniecr or a na; uu.m

hank, the creati

sound, uniform

V r.u lit'.' i ' r i . , ri L iiiwii, niiij jjji-f. ;:l:r,! , ;ubcnN rMn ,lZ(I, at the disposal of the idle, the pro j ho delenued Those, who have hitherto e.f those provisions to promote that great seen the. name of the Captains hut 1 do the r-t c.:!o for d-.i1icate anj ,pe icious, would tutnertigu aider; it, are at length turning an.l j leading design of the institution surely not know where to address them 1 Jm

ought not to be lost sight of, w hile attempt afraid that the reports from this rlnce ' ing to estimate how far they nay be. "ne- respect to cholera mar serioulv rpt

r.orr.n. nas not nn.u o. v-ongrcM, six companies of R,Wer pal object ol a national aic to he raise.. and marched to this place at.on and preservation oi a Dodge, of Michigan, i. appoint ' currency. I I.e tendency d the Major of the b.-ttnlion, and I hire

I). I ars j.iri.i.i:m

5 1 v pillar of the constitution.

and

re v wie

l.linir their battle axes against it, and

j j rn' 1H IIr ;it move every

landmark of the law, and i levelling it with the ground, a general

t !..: o ; (ration if tl c ye r

j i-. r.t x;?hi iV.'i -

A want if pn.r- wou'd mhti ute (ct a gov-intnent ct ter

h.iik t I (lit(r, , . .rtI,.lor,, .,n,l ," -t rnn:!itv. a VS

r..:.' u ou.

r ti r

ma ot umHstinguishable rum. We rive, below, the call oi tlie ece-

y. i.

A in Ore I ar. 1 tw

tLoir i a; t-

tor :

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tern of anarchv. corruption and mirule,! deis in LcxmgtOD, men , who are "ell and

jm, ; naturally termtr.;ting in absolute diepot- familiarly known to cur Itllow citizen-.

im. I known as gentlemen ot the highest re .) c i;,--crtr,J at Heso'.t ed. That in the tone and language . !pectabili!y and the most unimpeachable r ti n ( rtions ;tnhot mi -'a tie. w e i eeogtii.e a ilet e i min- pol i t ical nitegri ty ; gentlemen, w hose feel siaro inch mb-; , ,:rn n . 1R ,,.irt nt (Jrn Jackson to beiintrs and interests are even way nlentiti

!'he dictator of a Mil missive, not the Pressed wi'h thoe of the people ol Kentucky.

. , .11

it! t . :vl nopr;

wi?; to'.tifrominuc' jn c-M.f-rr.i-1 to strike down everv other department ; istra.ion deny , that such thing are tndi

a-c;(ut :, ,Iii-iient of a tree people a determination Can the obstinate partisans of the admin

cessary

a tut protier.

tv retard

I WlsK ( hum.

willtr or.sioorrij , new in

t uni t on :'U let tors or

la I t!

,-acnr.orit. T!.r r o-taro tn

.-nimur.icatn it- i -!(

lh. Mill of Mi-r It. P. WI.t-'.t.

Hunt-r, r J I,. C, 'man. will In- rrr-n

ot the n-overnnient. and to auogaie to cative or tne torce ana uireciiou ui pupu-

'himself "the high lunctiotis w hich the con ;lar opinion? They cat. not they will not

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hr Market I 'll t -; avtr.rr.t of fui :-' r tan

AO F. NTS FOR Till: (iA.F.T'l F The follow i:.g n irrcti gentlemen arc irrueted to act as Ager t for the Ga:;otte

I o IV

Matt!

1'etershurch. Fike co. Irsdi-ma

W. Foster. C-'p Carlisle, Sullivan co -Wm . M Furdy.Eq Me mm Jaries Ilefd. Ip rrsnceton Wm. Daniel. FV. F.vansvillo M aj. A. Warner. Now Harmony Mai. J. W. Swift. (" nfhi ma .1 F. Clark . Mount Flc.-t.M i--Mr I.- uh lrok. f'ortorsviMi F.d ard Woods. F. W.'hmjtnn--Wm . ( . Colo, !. V-toPvi'lo .I'din A. Graham, Tq. Gentr'4 Store Wm. Jones. Fj. Teirr Htj' Capt J. W:ion. Fucene I)ocf. Wm Clark. Bt ow ns die. Ill John FeKoy. Tli-e gentlemen are anthoiiced tore ceive moneys, and receipt for the same on n-cutit cf the editors. S AMUFTi II1FL K. V. (WPDINGTON.

! administration?

ir n; UeoUcd. That the reirction ot Uic in this citv a nme moie ttsan a eai m-u.

! t,t:Ui iU I mini States, the repeated A Mtokcr announced him-e It a Inend to

i. d ii ........ ii.' r-.. .-..I t. iinf.rtit'inf !4fi"iifwiation

aaUHS r. 1 tl'SO Ol jatlSt;ii ujii'ii nic jm.n:uu, anu uit i iii i i .n principles ! protection to American indu?- was made the occasion of whole columns tn.upon the authority of the Supume of trustful icmaik ia every pensioned (uit, ar d upon t!,o independence of both prees in the state. Two or thre months Uoti-eot Confess, have severed every agn.unother solitary rhauge is ss.id to have ju-t ;i;mi honor alle tie by which the people taken place hcmenhere in Oretn county, of Fim.s Ivauia weie connected with arui agmi the wh- le Jacl son party taised j..n, " ia long and loud sh-ut of aflVeted exultllos'd ed, That t!ie re-election of a. tion , which, even now, hu? scaict ly died I',,..ir(li wh--se oiVuial path has been lit-'in thin brazen throats We leave the tera!l strewed with his own violated pul lic to judge what must be the real pbdmsanti with the disappointed i t ( i r - an.! agot,:cs of such a party, when ot his pair tone I r tends, who has thus wan- in i very count y , they behold their old and

t o : . I v trampled upon the iuoiels t I : ! w iiliitiS, and upon the Constitution

i of his countr v, would, i!) the e-ti;nal;on

oescr 1 1 n or tl.eai and en-

e'ei ;ii' a-sociatts

!i-t'i.g iieart and hand under the glorious

banner ot llenr Ciav. not sinsrlv. but it

t this nice tin", to a national calamity, c mpanies oi titties, or nunureo, am: ui

s; Luuisi'iiie Jcur.

iI.p rnf,snni.in rol which we cai.no: con-, thousanus ; lvuvuie

THF ME FT I NO IN 1

trmpla e without a shudder . ! Lexington, July lG,lSir'2. H e'-l ed, that w e w ill use a"! iattui yc i;l0 undersigned, havinggiven to Gen. and honorable means by opposir.gr the - ;Jaikon cur w arm support at the last Piechctionot Andrew Jarkson t o av ei t this idftitial e lection from a high confidence calamity and we solemnly cail uponcui jri jUs patriotism, talents, unbending fnm fellow citizens of Fenn-ylvania and of the;ncSi ;uuj purity of purpese, and having Fnnn, heartily and man ully to cenlerid at ,tcn greatly t'.i.-appointeu in the manner the approaching election tcr the main jn u hieh he has adadni-tered the go ei ntenance of those principles, and the pro. j mer.t, and m con-eouence having with-

HI! nri Plll i"otIO!l0, those rights, which the patriots ,taun jroGi ,is?uppoit for a re-e'ection, j HII,.I t.l.f m.A.!c. oj. rv0;,jn JValed with their blood. 'niviie ihe pablie. :;eueiallv, and especially j

iccording to the , the raising of this force.

sense of those word in the constitution. : fore that your Excellenrv wohI.i :'... .

U. S. Gazette, 'licity to the measures I have adopted to prevent the spread of the disease ;,rii 0 FATFST FHOM CHICAGO! i my determination not to allow any jur.cThe mnl from the Northw est, on Sun- j tion or communication between uninfected day last, put us in possession of the fob : and infected troops. The w ar is not at lowing official documents, the latest and an end, and may not be brought to a close most authentic information from the lion- j in some time. The Rangers may reach tier. We are indebted for them to the j the theatre of operations in tine to give kindness of A. Wiliams, Fsq. Postmaster, , the final blow . As thev approach near at Danville, Illinois to whom they were j say at this place, I shall lake care of their sent by express from Gen Scott. Iy the j health and of their wants, letters below, it will ho seen that one Aim I write in grest haste, and mav not dred and m-cnty Cases of Chulcra, and i have time to cause my letler to he coned

tijifj ucatns, nao occurred hi enicaj n Ui ne put into seme Post Oilice to he

I fii? proportion of deaths is by no means small, and shows the disease to be of more than usual malignity. The effort making to prevent its spread is certainly piaiseworthy, and will, with the blessing ol Heaven, prove lTectual. In addition to the information contained in the subjoined letters we loam that tiie Indians are reduced to the last extremity. Totally destitute of supplies, of every kind, anold man and Ins squaw, lately taken by the whites, represent them as subsisting on roois, etc. with starvation cn the one hand, a numerous body of troops, well aimed and supplied, en the other. Their destruction is almost certain. Panviil, In.. July IC, 1C32. Sm. The e-nclo.-ed documents were received her e this morning, by express, from Chicago and in order to give them publicity, I have taken the liberty to send you a cony Yours with respect, A WILLIAMS. To the Editor of the Wabash Courier,

forthwith forwarded.

1 have the honor to be your excellency most obedient servant. WINFIF.LD SCOTT. To His Evctllency. Gov Reynolds or .iahg Gov cfHHnoij.

He ad-Qc' a HTF.K3 North West Army. Chicago, Julu 16. 1832.

Siu: I sen. I to your Post Office a letler for the Governor, lieutenant Governor oi Secretary of the State of Illinois.

The complexion of this meetng i of Cli:u!c? J.Jack offered the iollo wing lhoK. u U haN e uoi deceived m then; I he letter i? lell unsealed that you may

I ad it

V. mw , -1 .-l..-..iirHT,,liinrffr I t ri fbilll-l . , I rr. en i t 1. k ! t I..... x t.ir':,,i . '..irmnl.

i i. iiii'ji ' i- ;, 'i" rrvi) i ill!-, l i.u i'.: ru ui rvuiv nui.u'wi , , .11 v M ' u j.niv.-"n "- 1

s.iDl tiers attended it, of o.hom a largo .,.,,.1 ti, ,1G .-,cCdsion. The resolutions ! fr;,t to meet nt the Court House. ,n c-n lo its contents t.io

In fact the gi eater publicity giv

better tor the ser-

that desciiotton, and Col. Jack , one ot the : Jackcn. he has shown an utter contempt . communicate Steei and r ubluly tne mo-

most enthusiastic r.nd dilir cuishrd .'ack- Qf the uaui metis von.e ot Fe'!s tvania,! tiVe wf.ich have o.

t- -. ii iiao;

(hstitinul'ed s

trs ia I T e iiuej iiftn 'f sprt?st-il

:urccsr.vs. ''Jackson beaten i r,Pir ,i lu u Con'ress. both w ith

ee il istaticeu .

. . . , .1 -- . . . . ... ... 11

w ai now ee us;an tu. i Hunk, the i attn rn:i : tie junicr

national contest will ronoer.t ifelt

proportion wore oiigmat Jat is 11 men . ere unatiKnou-ly adopted. j Lexington , on iri.'a, the Uih J in , s --- . The oth ers of the n.e-t.rg were all ot i iiSOvtd, That in the veto cf president! ,yri2. at 1 I oVIoek, A M . tl,:t we may i I "h it forwarded as rapidly a. pos-

irinie to arulalia, or iviivh-wi n.v. I chief rsoMitive otlicer of the State may

te.v.ith.i i?w to publicity. 1 am iiitorrued that hi- excellency Gov. Peynolds is with Gen. A!kin-.;i. army. !f si I do net wish the letter to be sent to him, but the acting Governor left at the seat of government or m the southern part of the State. You will peiceive the object ot

! the letter, and publicity is essential to that ! object. You can sea', or not. the commu 'locution as vn, may deem best.

In rreut haste, vour obedient servant, WINF1FLD SCOTT. 7l (he Puil Matter at Danville , III.

throiih her Fejrislatote at.

:ress, both with ieg.1:

before Tlv

v.abthit f 1 Governor. olie s detect Kohed, Th;;. the hostility ot General bv U iner, !,.! ihe Anti-Masonic candidate J;lCkson to Pennsylvania tsa estiaei Jiua-

foi G- etr.-i prcdicte

w an

as it

i unuratetul, as

Dot tO bt

absolute

conte no e. j ii' erec iion mm vj'm 1 uoi . j,iu;tod that to her active, peiscvcuog; prey ed-tb.at f-r electors, by sou e w ei k. . am, j,t rrn )iu.nt w.ipport, 15 he mainly :ti In Mi A tun- ico nod about 0.000 1 cf cbteo tr his elevation to the Pieu.i-cu j votes m PenM-lvae..a. Su.ce th.tt time, j Ihe Ant 1 Ma-enic party has nnr:ly grown) l);jt;iel Coxc o5"erod the tollowiag. up and hist. en principally carv ed Irun j resolution, whtch was unanimously a.:opi.the Jack-n paity. A in New York, ttit(jf i ii.'.onous that a junction of ihe Nation- j inched, That the thanks of this race t j ul Republican and Anti-Masons i alcriei,nr ;ire tut, ant3 nre hereby tendered lo

to ensure the- defeat 0! .'acKson.i,

reoesarv

I the Hon George M.

appc inted

Presi-

Whereas it is he!iced tliat at this time

Dallas and William '

The d:e 1 c 1st 1 iWi!kies, enators for Penu mini 1 lor;

The following notice cf the meeting s;n;iunir5 alter a Pall discussion and elelibcr-j frcr.i the Pennsylvania I nt;--i 1 1 r of Tucs-;aUcn ,f:lvg hid on the: Executive Vto Uo d;.v i;io bill for ie chattering the flank, eon j M FETING OF THF. PFOFLF. uunvd to vote tor the parage ot said bill, j At a meet tog ot the citizen of the city ; and that the Secretanes aie insl.ucted toj unl county of Philadelphia, opposed to .communicate: the same to those gent'.etho niCS-aTe of Genital Jaekon placing ! men. H x to on the bill renewing the et.artei Josuh Hand all oilered the following re

of the Foiled States Hank, an I ltkew ise solution , w hu h was adopted I actlama-;

-.Mt'0Cll IO UM O 'I U1.U1.-:J VII II. li l. ,111.11.

-on as president of the Ft. fed States, held e:i Monday, July 16. UJ. at I. P. M. tn I. '.ependence Square, agreeably to public

nc'ico. I) ami 1 Gi o i s was

deal. J. imes Harper, John F. Keen, Nathan Jones (of Flu-kfey .) Israel Roberts and John Mankind Vice Presidents; ami William H. Hood and Charles J. Jack. Secretani s The object of the meeting having been btated from the chair, Josiah Kandall in troduced with some pertinent remarks, the following retentions which, were unnni:r.oudy adopted . lUsvktJ, That hc have read with atonihment, indiguatiou and r.larm. the ru-eae of the President of the Uuited ' 0 1 ...-....

;t -itoc .ifi-f.mnain me uis rciutu 01 nit

......... . bill for re chaitenag the P.ank of the

Si.-.tr-s With astomshnu:.!, that the hig

ccr ot the Gov crna.ei.t, stiould ,u, rr,cer

Samuel Trotter, Geo. W Morton Wm . Lloyd E L. Waltz E. M. Cruchfield G W. Laudeman Charlton Hunt Thos. H. Waters John Keiser B. C. Randall John Henry David Laudeman Jos. H. Laudeman Thos Tibbattis M. C. Johnson P. Scott P. If Irving Thos. McCrucken J C P odes Mary Th waits Wm W Graves Joseph M iliu ai d John T. P.ell Wm. 11. Fanes.

! noil 00 rour-ev Jolm Mdutipe t-leo. Cm teller Piobt. Gi instead Jas N . lloleiuau Penj. MeCann, Wm. 1). Marrnon D. P. Watson Pitiben Watts II ui ev Ndson

Geo. Moore Fielding Geter, Wm. Linnegar Edward Howe James Vaughan J. D. Treadway P. McCann Alex. Gibbody R. P Elliot A. S Elliot James Henry Josephus Dunn Jonathan D. Hager William Vance

resolution tor

. A 1.

Nokth West Armv. an, July 15, 1832.

A HOME THIUJST. Judge Brackenridge m a recent letter to Gen Jackson, gives this thrust, which

Head Qv aktets

Chicago, July

S:u: To prevent or to correct the ex a "orations of tumor, in resj.ect to the ex

itenro of Cholera at thi place, 1 aIdre3H

myself to our FxoelU D"y. Four steam

ers were engaged at Buffalo to transport Foiled State troops, supplies to Chicago.

hi the headmost of these boats, the

Sholton, To mp son, 1 wit h my staff anil four

comtatiios, a rart ct Col. tint ii1 com

mand, arrived here on the night of the 10th inst. On the 8th all on board were in high health and spirits; but on the next morning six cases of undoubted cholera

presented themselves. 1 fie disease ra

pit! ly spread itself for the next thi ee days.

1 ..:. ; .... 4 , .;.,tv n th,. inUsl navesiuu ; 10 uie cuien, n '

.... v 1,t.ll,ed tolformetodelend Mr. Calhoun, he is able;

IL.rlnrtinn ot And'rew Jackson, bull'0 'lfcnd himself, and like Judge Ferrien, j p0(jt 20 10U9 hi-Ye Leeil ..fluted

ou.e to ihe division of h.s onoouents into; -signs that wiucli he writes, and vritc? U10re cr ,CM uilhiti flft jiave jietJ) ani

n . tit f iv iirh l

Inn 11 I unu " ui-u 1 1 v

e signs " I will mer ely j forty are convalescent The fe is impossible the idea ot my . gJS u Hcn l)avc 0CCUirGd since

w new ca

the 12th

distinct and independent interests,

dividuals constituting the m be deteated m their common

desires theretore, llesolved. Thai it bo rccoui

. i . 1 ..f F..iCtleit.l 1 l I 1 ; !i IP tl

nil riiu t' in 1 r tiii.'i 1 1 u no n no ui v- . . .

o,e. ro the. re election ot Gen. Jackson i)nurs lor with the toiiow.ng:-- havmg, before the landing, marched out

,;(,r.tv .n vitnaik, that it is u

wtrhes atul having nn understaodsng with Mr. Calhoun j j,ave Decn Gf a milder type. The whole of

! may hav e impressed iiselt ua your irmiuy ,ie infected battalion u ccntmed to the

mended to!,!0inlhc fircumstnuce ct my having, on 11 iniils 0fFort Dearborn, (the farmer gar

ceitain occasion, tdled a rrouisiuon 01 ,.:,,,, M -4 i r Whistler, an J two comoanies

ADJOURNMENT OF CONGRESS. The Senate met on Monday morri'ig at 6is o'clock. A bill granting pensions to certain invalid soldiers; a private bill; and a bill granting land to the State of Alabama, were ordered to be sent to the President for his signature, the rule bfinp suspended for that purpose Messrs Tyler and Ki-ig were appointed to join a Committee of the House to wait on the President and inform him that the Houses were now ready to adjourn, unless he had some further communication to make to them. On motion of Mr. Poiodextcr, the Senate proceeded to the consideration of Ex. eeutive business, ia which they were engaged until near 8 o'clock. At 8 o'clock the committee appointed to wait on tfo President, reported tlt they had performed that fiuty, and were instructed to say that the President had no further communication to make to the two Houses After the usuil interchange of messages between Ihe two House.-, the Senate ad journed to the first M&nday in Deccmhe: next. In the House of Representative?, Mr.

Mason ottered a iomt

3::sppn(!i .g tht jo.r.t rulecf thr to

es, to enable the presiJj'mj officers tosiga three bills, which were not enrolled in

time for their signature on Saturday evea-

ing w hich wa agreed to

Mr. McDufhe called up the resolution

heretofore presented by Mr. Cambrelen?

for punting for the use of members, 10,000 extra copies of the Veto messnge up

on tne iSanlc Bill. Adopted.

Mr. Adam9 moved the printing of 500

extra copies of the Treasury report upoa

weights and measures for Ihe use of the

Tieasurv Department, which was agreed to.

Mr. P:lk offered a joint resolution appointing a Committee to wait on the President of the United States and infouT) him that Congress was readv to adjourn unless he had any further cornrnunictica to make which was agreed to. At 3 .-'clock, Mr. Polk from the joint Committee reported that the Comoottfc, had performed the duty assigned them, and the President informed them he had no further communication tomaka t Coc grees.

A message was received from the Senate by their Secretary, informing the House that they had finished the legislative business before them and were ready to adjourn. Mr. Polk moved that a similar message be sent to the Senate, which was agreed to. The House then adjourned, to meet on the first Monday of December next.

the Fnited Slates, to "John C. Calhoun -an honest man i theiand encamped at a ,,. ; !-., ,,redot vv0lk God ' That gentleman: r u irii1;it)ilauts I

n uiv.v.j uuu 1 1 vwi j . . , - 1 'rhn

1 one concentrated ! u as Uicn 0UI Magnus Apouo; auu 1 mere- iertriDg thdt vve had brought the cholera U JU 4 m electoral ticket !.v loeIi our cieasui e ir the seiitirnent. Uuh us, t ut Lndirg that the few remain-, J;a? n5ea,t0 a

to the Presidency ol

lav aside alt minor j

lections, and to unite in

priori in sUl'Iiort Ot

- - - 1 ; which "ill prevent the ote ot the elec lorai college ot Pennsylvania being given j

to Genciai Jacuscn at t:ic next I'resideu

tial eicctien

sale distance. Most

fled Ircai this place, on

i'eiuisi'izania

Fhe preside ;it tells, us, that while "the

jbank ts professedly ostaidished as, an agent

e ...

F i Oi n .'ion of John I Vice Wcthcnll, the;of the executive branches of the govern'thinks'of the meetn.2 were presented to ment,1' its le- ommendatioa and de.ence ., v -cannot be found either m the wishes or 1,u the othecrs. ., v.

e s;

xvantor.iv mile with the lust lateiests o: ! pv.,olvedf That the j.roccedtngs of thiv""' UI " txtLUl --rthe ccuntrv, and reject the expre-ed ! ........V.cr be published 11 the ue w soapei s ll s Hue, the president hiuiseit, the head wishes of a maj M.tv ot the people. WithL, .f.lv 0 phua ielph.a. executive branch has repeatedly indignation, at the" itjtice which oi,-! niviri GK)VLS, Ptesident. protested against the cstab.ishment ot a to p ei that dialed. tablo' wur, omm-oI! ' ! bank m its present toi m. But even he

j II il.UO l,'M I v

the ua

UOl u

ne t.

And n iui alarm at

co-stdut; and disorganising ilo-Utines who h have for the tiist tin e prevail.:

in tlie proce 1 diog? of our government

. 1 jit

CiVf.i, 1 nai in i: c language, u-v

vihu 1 4 i O 1

tune, temper a;;. sa;:e wo perceive

uoxeilib'e ev icn-. e. to.a

purposes of that me

il ar-. l noon ;e e; inions and

1 . 1 .

t l I.e i rosi-'.ont are c -id t ollc

b the influence tactn-u and deMgr..;.g

t-i n v hii s; t'v lot

i ower. even

IS A I HAN JON ES, (of Fdccadey) i JOHN P.. IvFFN, , ; ML MAU'LA-M), i :. ;: !:l Roberts, J

. !1. Hoo;. 1 . J. Jac,

becietai:c-;.

scarce a

' f L dav

-'.cedtrs in Lc

r tcs, tail we

xingtjri

avs expressly that "a Lank of the United

i States, is, m many respects, convenient for 3" -r i the government anil usef ul lor the people X jand Mr. MoLar.e, the head ot' that depart jment m the executive cabinet. 10 which Uhe wishes and neceiues of the govern jment, in repaid to its fiscal concerns, must

be presuxed to be most familiar, devoted la portion of his last Annual Report to a

iiig and .Major Whistler's command, re

inaineU uninfected, the citizens are inspired with coudden e, and are miay of them, returning. Humanity and policy have equally dictated the measures I have adopted to prevent the spread of the disease; and with a view to ulterior opera

tions in the tiel.1, 1 have separated myself

Extract of a letter to the Editor 01 the Chronicle, dated, Washington, Jl-lv II, 1832. The Veto h is produced a powerful eec-

Tlic political stock ot Mr. Vlay

greater degree thau tne

baak stock has t-eeo depresses ly una ac.

of the president. Jt h pretty gentrally conceded on all hands, that u, among intelligent men at the seat of government, from different parts of the country, that the president cannot he i?-e!ected. His fate is now sealed in Mis -on and Indiana; and if PenD3lvama shojl i pre cr her

J her own irdrresii 10

an unmeaning attachment O nr. ig-oraui,

e and remorsele-s er.e:ny

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oi ai

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ri:e cf

?, find i.u-

, ver'

v a Ii C0t:lH;;4.ii,;e So

zealous argu;nent in lav or ol the ic

v charter vv e

r.dls tor i,-i,:c. meet in." bv sece- uewal ot the nresent bank charter.

k .V,. " I l ll . ' . ik.l tho ii iii),Mf

ower even at the su:i!l..e . t the ci uti- : eis iro:n the Jaciison parly. i lie exam-jUierei) auu ui present in.., i'"-1" rv the icnstitution an I the Union ' v.Lich was set by an enlightened and j in considering and pamtiag out the man 'Avj'-v That the p:::.:ples of that pa: 1 lotto baud in Louisville, has been en-;ner and degree, ia which certain provis:ic,s:We if ' carried into pra:i::c. as they thuntically iell-jwrd thrcughKl the'iJUd of the till rcight be ccci:re(l ase-

and staff from the fort and the region cl ; on pi iucp.es an

jirobable luteg.tion. I now wailiog the 1 rrivil ft t t.ri r.tliDi J f tit JinM d . ilri

trn. -nJ tnd I I H or, r v C ! v. Sr.. ! ra0Sl eJfr hCHOra..

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perior, and m. i enu. i nave received , 7 , x!de by which 1 - - . 1 ! hi rild h.ct and 13 1 s- J

no news Irom

from Detroit

-. il nno ..t rr.aro nl ! ll i m v-d I nrrlv'-P hprfl

wntiffi.ufj

..heh.us. .MiobaWe -"f 't -uiitc "ever-

with cholera on board; it so the same sanitary measures will be adopted in respect to the infected troops on their landing, the sick will be placed m the hospitals, and the well encamped apart. 1)

constantly separating the one from the oth

er, and keepiu

The Globo, tbe ojficiil organ of Jacksonistr., publishes an uiticl ndiculing ani vituperating Mr. Clay's proposition for t Vationil Fist,hich for tcurrdity, mtu-

Vthc uhole from baUlion. i uiy and degradation, we h.ve sel Id m ,ec

..Ja..L -Inch have not h.J .h ',? '" "'"a a foai"j (i v I he li Ji'P ii no tuie t.t tor mui disea-e, a portion may Uter some wee. . -jj e u o nio be so thoroogtily d.3iniected as ptn.-i .Uurtiu. Jered 'o ts'-rc -'eld Vnder ,a