Vincennes Gazette, Volume 10, Number 26, Vincennes, Knox County, 5 December 1840 — Page 2

tie was intimidated by the Present s atom irnnnor. "Thoso opposed to it will say No." "No!" was the universal acclamation of the Uar." wiili die exception of Antiioav Hardbottle. who did not ojen hi.? lips. "Thank vo.i. geitdmim," said Mr. F.um, "for fin generom support. I should have bean compelled by tin adoption of .this proposition, m i:'.h as 1 c-ieeni 'this ftimd, much as I valiii your good opinion, to have returned the commission 'TvtllTwhich you have honored mo as your ""Tr.esident. Our country first, and than ourselves. 'Hie Democracy of Quodli- !' bet never will suspend'." At this moment confused noisea were heard in the banking room, which adjoiu- " ed 'that, in which the directors were convened. Mr. Handy immediately sprang from .his chair, and went into this apartment. ' .' There stood about thirty persons, prin- " cip'afly boatmen from the canal. At their f head, some, puces p.dvauced into the bank,

'7w,ii Flrmifao Sucker. One sleeve of '." 'Flan's' coat was torn open from the shoulder to the wrist; his shirt, ol a very indefinite complexion, was open nt the ( breast, 'disclosing the shaggy mat of hair that adorned this part of his person: his corduroy trowsers had Iv.it one suspender ! to keep them up, thus giving the in rather a lopsided ret. His face was very red; ' and his hat, which was considerably frayed c hV the biim, was drawn over one cir. and left uncovered a large portion of his forehead and crown, which were eaibelishcd , by. wild, elf-lock ' of carroty htie. "Nic odemus," said Flan, as soon as ...the Cashier mado hi.- appearance, "we have come to make a run upon the bank: .theyray you've busted your hiler." Then turning to the crowd behind him, he shouted "Growl, Tigers! Yip! No? Von don't'.' . ,, As Flan veiled out these word-, a strange muttering soung broke forth from . the multitude. "What put it into your drunken noddle that wo have broke?"' inuuired Mr. II mwi'.i zre- eoinpOMire, : is roon a" . ler.ee restored. "Niiii Porter ses, Ni-odenmj, that . on' re a gone horse, and that if you ai'nt . busted cm vou will before night. So we Jjvu -i :'. rmined on a run." Nun Porter, who wjj standing m the ' rear of the crowd, whre he had come to tee Imw matters were going on, now step;d fu'w.ml. Nun the fattest mil in . Q'lodLibe., and wears more gold chains .. ncr.cis his waistcoat than I ever saw at a jeweller's window, lie is the most dressy and eood-natured man we have: and on thi. occasion there he stood with a sdff .starched linen roundabout jicket on, as white as the driven snow, wuh white drilbuj pvataloons just from the washerwoman, and the most strutting rnlile to his shirt that could havo been manufactured out uf cambric. In all points he was unlike the crowd of persons who occupied the room. "I said nothing of the sort,' was Xim's reply, "and I am willing now t bet ten to one that ho can't produce a man here to say I s-dd so." !) n the odds!" cried Flan "Nieodemus, wo aro resolved upon a run so shell out!" Hegin when it suits vou," said Mr. Hmdv. "Let mo have your note, and I w ill give you either silver or gold as you choose." ' 'Yip! No? You dont! mod I i.v.i, with v. scrcaching and varied intonation which he was in the habit of giving to these caut word;, and accompanying them with a hei ot trrnnace, 1 n th oddi aout holes'. slieil out any !mw. We have detennim ol on armu a genuine, dinimvciMcil sortie." "Ilavo vou none t 1 1 T II 1 our pnper: again uupiiTeo Air. i lanuv . Divil a shaving. Nicndemus," replied Flan. "Whni's the odds!" "Hut I have," paid a big, squinting boatman, as he walked op to our Cashier, and un-ited his leather wallet. '-There's sixty dollars, and Fll thank you for the cash." "Arai'I'liave tve:it)'-livo more," cried oifTrtrtother. '"'And I twice twenty-five," said a grufi' voice-' Vr6'iii''ho midst of the crowd. All this time the number of persons outside was'' increasing, and very profane Fwearing was hoard about tho door. Mr. irahdv stepped to the window to get a wew of the assemblage, end seeing that neailv alt tl'c moveable port of Quodlihct g'.ihirir ,,1 fretv! nt v.in Vjil'D.'ig, lie o'fue'tf witli some trepidation into the diect'ur's room, and informed -Mr. Fhm m'd' the IVoard of what was going on. I'hev h id a'pretty good suspicion of this icfme 'Mr.' Handy returned, for thev had hitinc'.ly heard the uproir. Mr. Handy 1C! Sooner communicated the fact to them, ha:i Mr. FlanV, with considerable purtur.aUonTtj'ni's'looka, rose and declared that iuodlibct was 'in a state of insurrection: tvd. as. everv one mus. he aware tnat m I 1.. I .A..n lllOll HO OL ,i. m V ,'IIIU evlxpectevll,to ..p3y ?fecie, ho moved, m naMderaticn. this menacing state of tfairs, ti:aUh Frioticr Copperplate .,an,v f tiuodlibet,,$usperal spade payment ,:;hwith;and 'cginim;3 the: .ame until lch .lime 35 the. re-esuhhsnmeut of the nlvie neaeo should authorize a resump- ,,, This mofu-ai was gratefully receivi hy.,the ilo,ard,;3nd carried wimout a di- . rr rued through their leader Z,l Hod. Middieton -atf, bucker, ',.tU ,oA ,:na I 111 1-1 11 IT . Ill 13 lll.v,.."., I - 1 . i f.i uviln fet on a ant was. in me uouso, , v,lU shouting for that distinguished gen- - o liin noor It as ;;'momeni) before our representative - williier to obey this summons; tiie in- l of DirfcUirs were thrown into a ;uc, rmd; with great expedition, jrot on. i!,d )iC4v into tho yaro, an t T..?:t to oppc

made their escape thus leaving the m-

domitable and unllinching president of the bank, a man of lion heart, alone in the apartment: whilst the yells and shoutJ of the multitude were ringing in his ears with awful reduplication. lie was not at a loss to perform his duty, but, with a dignified ami stnt.dy movement, stalked into lite banking room, approached the window that looked upon the street, threw it open, and gave himself in full view to the mul'utuuo. l ncre wo ; a o auiui pause a scow I sat .'donee proupon everv brow; n muttering '.nieU. ! 1 As Tacit in savi-: "Non tunr.utur. iv n culcs, s d nualo magnhnc?u-,ot magum ir:e sihaoium est." Mr. Fl-am raised hiv.nn, and spoke in this strum: "Men of i uol!ibot: What madness ha s -pi.i.'d upon vou? I)o vou ttrocinhle in front f this edifice to make the: dav hidt: 'us v. un i. on mig: is u to msuu .unmu;ium Ihmdv. n worthy Now Light, or is it to atfrmht tho universe bv polling down these wall;? Shamo on vou. men ot Qiiod'ihei! It vou have avengsanco to wreck, do not it i tFt t it upon us. ( lo to tho Whiir '. tho authors of our i!!i.-foi iun'. Tliov ho vi broutfr.t tlv.so ilti iifg-i upon in. V'::'r afio,- -.-a.- !avo u ( lu-on :.tru;rg!iiir togivo iiu a o,);i:.t.iuti'Mi,il currc'io', real Jaoksr.a ilu '' a. , -1 i u :i"oc rinNT.i tor 01! l. in Fiai !U: .-ra.-a out twrn; " v')!':o.', aud Pt t";t !gn twr.y :vted tho air; an I in too a ucii-known vnu'. i i'uo ehv-t-r.'s i i .-(, .no: tio it iddlcron!" j 1 iCt.'O'l' d too f.-', my (..n.'.n-, "vvhiLt . u tho w.i 1 nv. li.-rn lab .ring t i-I metal.:; vvliih-! wo havo bf-o ligiitiug against thia r.vrr.'t :; : .a: rv , and ha ve do.-otcd all our enoi-gie tho onuoavor lo ti. tratc tho in!:t; uico of i ii:'-.. ;;.v; i;AiaNs. theso ..iooro;.i v--., t lr 'o " il.V :: il'i.NS OF VKrJTilO KiUKl'S An!" CHARi!; ;::n vinvn. !;, tiv Wmos wo hnvo bot"i f, iiod at I'vcrv turn, bv tho iv v . c ( "1 i llw'n- imho! v ooiubinaliver; .f ;-..-; ';:to, w ao'i. Tiioy hao iiV.A your land nit! ban!..-, and have brought moon u t ait t.:. ru.--"'. of over tri Urn? and ovcr-sncrjifat llll' t o-!; aro 1 1 1 o r a i ! '. ou . a i ; tb.o-'-i i-l t f -o! ;J. . .1 ( if ! Mo'V y To-. j Yivmondoiis chooring. j ' u iv.-'i rosluro and un'.vjiv.onng Wo h.-'iv o ;.;oo-l in tho hroaoh ''Oi!: !)i;t ali ir!;. ul ava;h I riou hi, i rli'1 p r li.'.i a ni g i' v is ehooring. j ' ur iii-inir!'' I !li'. i ;ho 'i'i.i' if rich :oau fin t.lO i o r I i ICtCifa i I ' r ; that wb.ieh th 1 ri;h :iio poor ? At:Ju er b-.i."' -No!" fcroso, do throat. n of (h no -t o;u , froiii cror "Then our oour.-o is plain. Toor niu one and all rrdl v around our I i.uoocrati'' t.:ui nor. Lor tho ari.aoorat:' know and 1 tha: vo t will not Ioar thi t vr-'inu v." -Wo will, mo will!" .v: i;',;'. :!. ..r. "3 it, M id !'! n! . ip! No! Y.-i 1,0:1 i. ( lO'lil Ulion. O .'':-':! I " ' A!. . i a:.! t'li j batik of ii'ir.i ii p-t.'o'y i bn i. i ; . It :.' on oooi);i i?i jo a t "t I a;:k : u :i..'..o'o ''o. tho p ' :x' tVlO U o II i u )U i ;-a!i o'' ' I f : ,a ' v i ! i ; ; ; i 1 o.i . a ; . l . a i . n i.ioi! ir ha-i f'o-oi oou !::.: ou- i iha ail i 'ihor 'mii'ai wci1 ti! o, o ha o :.--n id' p.. (.or ; M . in .-j io. wa f'-ar no 1 1 a!ao ! i I '. our .. a:tar;iiivot v , atloMt: wo ha--a o- 1 1 ;-:. . Vivi Dorcoivo, thoroforo. th a. ra.iiiicr nron rcu t i r. m !;at :v. r amount our roiprtaiao t' ! exec ilo:it 1 )cm "rr.t. Mr. UlOih f 111 ,,1 :f i.''.l.'i!l.l, t ooo; I m ' 1 sail iiiei so if wi on ant.: d n t desire t ! ui pie n Inmie. ( ieiu'eoi- n, ' -pen 1 up. u there i dang e-, ii' sue', a n . i . : tliingc )u!'i be ic Bank, i will '.. A ii . e v ag , o j eo i i i ohe the first to give vou w arning. Cheers, an-1 Hurrah for Fiam.'J !oni wii.i an instinctive love !e, 1 should b 3 the vilest of m .1 mo roo1. it I eoulo ( I: eve:- tie-e-M iiir na.tv to ''ii . iniio. cheering, ;md 'ricsof 'Fiani loreer.'JTako mv advice, retire to your ho,i-.. Iftui :in in'i1 on tho Whigs and their wade .101! a to bo1 star .10 hie c ,;.ae i i;i siiiu: ion. e c, 'U, iot me i; greatest rags e deieriimio.( u ma no run upon th I . 1 ! 1 ) 1 U -o. O hire you d. psr! you that. 1 vour imore i mg tu-' we hav temporary nusp'on on , as a men matter ol caution ;'M!!i- tno m.tng a s tin against t Wi.ig'. w ho, v, e have every et a 'on Io believe, ;iciuat''d bv their implaejdd.e haired of the New Light Democracy, will assail this your favorite bank, with a male vo erieo uno;mipleit m a their past career. i.eu l cheers, end cries oi 'Maud oy t ie hank.'J uo,!lihciai lan s rally, and prouna p. :i:ix more Jerri. 'o iaaii too siace. I'lum t iu i;e. u . , .. ou can ! am .'fore, 1 tail vou cere vou will air vour hank is safe. "We can, we wi muhiiu le aocous : might vie wuh tiie snrg'. ri" Olio bi ros fp in: the w ! noie I v. uid clieers that I'.-t'mg of the oc uti i "1 ( ie -nt't-iiion, ' ) 0: d Mr Flam, riiank you ior tiar- maniiestahoii ot tms pairioiic sentiment. It is no more than 1 evpeoiof Quo hibet. In conclusion, I am re p; -riod, my good fr; uids, by Mr. Handy, to uiv ti.at, iinving just prepared pome n. lies on ;i superior paper, he will nrdeem at the counter anv old ones ou may chance to hold, in that now emh'ion; find I can with pride assure you that this late Sl'.pp; V IS e iias rvr bWith mv h ual m i fo anv t:img mat sated in the, Fnited Slat st w islie "out lemon, f. your lineament pVosper.ry, unuer mo new r glorious dynany of tliat distinguished N Light i democrat, whom the unbought r. - , , , id ew sut-fV.-ege 5 of milliop.s oi irceiiiai have culled to the s upreme oveee.thm chair, cheers, and under whoso le;vl w e fondly indulge t'ic hone of speedily sw eeping from e.visfence thi-- pestilential brood of Whig bank, ruspcctfuiiv iske my ievo." laving conclude i thi i master';. mpss'

ople ', Flam witlidrovv uu;h r nine distinct round.? of jvoniaui-e. H It was not long after th'n astounding event beforo tho opinions tittered above were fuUvand inont ramn rkablv confirmed b loiter from the 1 lermitago; a letter wmou from ita shrovonoa ot view.it:'; peritn lucid style and Horo-arid-felicifv of construction, is unspiaaouv. in the productions of the venortii 1 i. io.?t elo(;ucni eApo-ition ot tne caiMC? of the au -pen. io:i feeling assured that it:3 iuiguiiied aaihor had no reference to ue Demoeratte. lianK? ano e.-peciai u none to ijura of Quoiiliiu-t, but intenaeei it ent;rol ( .1 iv ior tne vi; " "Ti: immor i:e hisiorv of I. 1 t won-, i. r-ava tui" writing .lulv ihh to tho virman. gin-minded, t re undo isle ci! "a .'', luiiv-wardi-o, ono beautaui ou.tor ot tne tlooe. "never has recorded s;a-h baae ireaciicry and periidv nz haa been eetmmittod by tne deposit.; hmiks ;;gai:i:'t the ( Jovernmeiit, and purely with a view of gratifying 1 i Jdde and the Laring.i. and, by the runp.-n-sionof :;;.ocie pavi.iont? difrade, em!ar- " . I I 1 ra. CO' anu rum, i! :uoy ro.uo,- ni.-ir own try, for tho S'dh.-h vianai m' making oro'it-i, bv i'" reving '?t m'iiioni ol upoti the -aeiiiu t,aur t in mg up tuoir own pan-T at di: mt oi ooking 'C!i;;itn.ni d to oi' o 'r con', an-i n . i f a-'A ard to he muub-'od in tn tioti-i for yem-r. to come b.'lorc. t '' rosum. sjii ( -.ie pa u; i -nt.;.' ' An election for tho Slam LegislatorCom'':- ,ii. A 'ja.o!'"ll'!":i Flag, one ol t'.u r-'fit!ar' v "iiniiiiiwlid (iem ira':c canui u. 1 1 . t: .:o. .-iod ll w ( ant, on in"' more t!l' ' par! oi hi' g.Wi'.O (,..))!; ai '." v harrv'' i;ad Wic : o: : ' a r - ' - iakt-n ipul in t:;e p'a-- whi lag or i"o riber of v M ! ;,v ..-..! no au ;!;: '. Oaaiocra;made rou'u ro-t.-.. Tin-iibnrra-i---ed :i 'uicct on h:e-U .. ra!eu- . f t:orv a ;'':i;):t''f i of nov o.or fan UO!"' wi'di - eulirelv r' ,;':- ht i'loor-,'. :'ii who:!,. the gi"a''. of '.h.cig ; editor.'; ou r i-' r n;. W. r : ai.i-i "o; , i.a i i O The co'ur I'll ' fiiliia.l .,: I , I ! pmrmil ;;: i' haio I io h an.i 1 , .' . among-; "ii'or.i. IOiddie ' "' UU' w i bring h.;h pari ; ; ; ; i ; ". ' I ' 1 ' f. and -; ;; 'ci i u;i r i mm groo lie! -' ra:i o ot -iouth a !.. '.!' ! i a ' o r ' i ;:r:i ot' our cm nda'e.i. ihe o;;;i a so- un" 1 to uas fiio coo,,- ..I (on rag ' tlr-ij- r cor,.--. The;, v, . u'ir-. o c.t.uieo ? oi s ir- !!! I.'heo.lore b'og fire aupen, i...,. .1 nt anoi .hire gap I hi. . ati, w.heri everv one app:-;tro.l (, re tui i rr-'p ; :. r-e! ! n e !: f r'h 'Jfiifrr 'i' act ot pre.iump; lot a ,,!t in dof. at, ICIi ! cving r,'gr;'ph: Fog. of tliihor r a! or ire than on--itloaei ! io, v a K t t !: e o:i:r ie . ov, -I'.o.C ' n; : O ' :c eiornmg wo ,: to ii ; ; th i.va ' r c, a . we!! a ! il eve proi mg ', l::n cmof . untiing on ;;ppr.K"'i:ng .er in ou" friend m-i !U t u " wro? r'i to i o. Ti ir -mi n . I'i'i'r V( 'i' i" fr '.a tui ;i a i i la , ' ' i e : ' 1 ; f ; ( ;: ; r '"' r ;i !-r "!' --io hi;, man a ; a m era! a , i a h:s nej-f i 'an :o oi' Id claim io thmind' -I and mo. sat.' "' If to the : high' 'Si ry right . Verb. pa r? v, on iid' niad-i' ,1 It: .f evi ra'i 'il ed t.)uo,l After :h a !)' ea ra i ie -it t!u;p; agrap.i. moeiing of i O e!-'Ciio:i, vr; e vot : holdthat rs, preiummarv to n, and F g made ? te ta c; ; i. a s..iu' iuco-os-mou i. general !t n V. OU! ipplant h W m i.ies t louowung an i i , i h iiou Studio h show. ' 'gar I lo ri"o,l ore va iiior1 orat.ir. ' 1 f"!lovr-: c. n i!)ld)!iv' OVOec!;;1'og. i ii:au is Ills unlresimess n ;- ..1. mo;i his miu 1 bv the mint of Na i if, contemning the aid of I i n -u I j ano pre ?en;m llhil i self in tho hoiiio-j ly ha'auments .i tm unvarnisheo. iia.i, iu our a iversariei scoiii.ug! v nd.I, of an unwashed New Light, poured forth a resistless i'ood of iiaiive oratory, remarkable for that mas Vivo vigor of thought, .and that felicity of expression, which are the rare end. wmci:t on! vef genius, trained among; t the Peojde and whore soul is with the o , . e d" i r I ! ie U. mfed upon the brilliant ; a t e e oi our lervor-suuia mi!v-r-be-(hit-iereu . d.i:;;i is; ra ! ion, wii.i a a eltect tnat iiiriiie l in the pulse, glowed in the countenance, and broke forth in the reiterated shonti of every warm-hearted, straightd, straig out, lead-1 dlow ing, u 5 1 -ag ; 1 1 n s t -1 l e -w i s h or-comiiKinis-oi-tne-lummaries-oi - tn.e-par-u - ty-rel-uroum ing N. 1 iigiit democrat on tne w e are nappy io ano our ieci dt conviction that the election of this staunch champion of the real Now Light: is placed beyond a doubt." L lie result ol too election siiowe Fog fir outran ihe rest o.f the ticke tnat and that Fiag fdl con .ideral.lv below t!;e Whi vote hea. fox then published a lumdhill. ii:,ii'.;ii)i;s ictouv! Q'"emriBi:T u;:ct:" id lvroceeded to descant on the event in this wise: We have never for a moment permitted ourselvos to doubt that our estimable fe'Jow-iownsmun, Theodore Fog. one of tne pureH, most msmiereste.u, ana nolest democrats of tiie glorious New Jaglit Quodlibelarian School, would lea l the poll-; and, indeed, we took occasion to iniimte as much after his celebrated speech at the Sycamore Spring, which it was our good fort tin o 'o heso-, ,,n1 which, ai an xivviitionj

to ihe rea-.-on ana got.i s-vme too pi

of soiuitl Ac w liglit principles, gave us such unmixed delight. We cannot but feci regret that Mr. Flag's friends should imve so inconsiderately consented to p'ece his name on the ticket, before thev had a

oertaiuou .: r. lag view: regard to the election. ail unuer An dim upon rm-i :v.l)iect woe.tu have saved trietn me m iificniioii of presenting a mono which, from the or5t. we felt a presentiment wan dcitine-l toirvur defeat; and it would have spared Mr. Flag the pain lie mu3t suffer "m tho prorent evert. T!a you ill cf t.hin genttemn!!. liin want of acjuaintanco wit It too IV ple, ari.iing, doubtless, from tlv minorfectioii of hi-i vision, and hi.-i utifortauato esjfc'U -id of t:!e iron railing comproin:se, vi rv obi',;i-s'y si .od in the way of hi-i s;o'r" : ". A da v w ill, however, o. no around when, in our judgment, the People will, do iuTieo to lii pretension, w hich . i wo undertake io sae i.i consider sidcrn!)!e Jes wa"s erre-t. a tavern-keeper .1 alii to La; a n a neutral m politio. m t!it annoyance thoroughgoing hiViclf of the ill.l ii 'dem vrat. triu.npli of ' She availed Fog. her can. li date, to open a b ter v o,i l,cr nuiuan.t: " "1 want to Know. s;uu Mrs. t'orrett. 'who' 7. ma-tor of this house vou or nit Kf i'mtho iniister, sav hut el' you're , i, ma -t u !-r to t! en i'i eriiura ':co f :c thi.; u.v i v ver ; v : n. I I'M' Mia a. a ca -I mg u; u I no acc lav, and p!eae I leav cent g..i inio i'.ie till in t! !:avo (-ear.- lor. the he:t p ,unti I hie, h u. if there' .. i ono throe day.; that r.;on in tlie wori ! to t';an!v for it i - .u '.f. Je-;.-e Ferret . Tileod'iro f og vi g- t in by a vote t.u-.t almost uuignanimoiH. end t!iir-"tiest men in thn borone might ue U g:,! a.l hi ( I! la s eeen p uri::g 'em wouldn't o I he: m iu :e.ia!-. which iio :ie, nir' man of 'em. el i loell to no." nru'oipa v. !CU . ie i!l . ! i -, ihe whole ho a;: l vou s con; ra :r ou! vour no sii'a"- :i's and time v .u should i.i; is.' :ir. don't v u e ;.-. the an! i v a i v m g y m: t . -r. a -1 i:'i i.U V . i o. . m go.,1 of it.'' raid Mr. Ferret, in a g iod-natunvi lope of expo-tula'iou. ver v ': ?!m;g . e can d ;; lor vou ima I. Tii.i to go on e u : ug. an a c. iu ' i;p a u-. 'Ct! v. as m ; go on ai 1 g.-'-u: split in the sure a , vo.i arc or nor n. o ui a .... -., lit- ii i ' i,j-.i , tiie.r and mahi.ug par'er c'Pjstio'i ou" of i, mv d uir, 'av.i know Theodore . i . , i" 1!!1' ! conn's vou ai a sort ol a i 1 1 1 goes ahno.-t bv vvtr pintiiig. And t::e:i t!io o:!;crs. y.ui knicv, cant have not'iing to find fault again-?, mo upon account of mv .sciimieiii i: io, in th'n nav we shall g 't t!i.- custom of ihe thorough-stickers, tiie ha! f-and-iia! fs. the promi-'cuoin, and of every kind of tri'.'p tliat's going. Cant you sec into it we Xo. mnot se n fho into it, replied the ''.Hi o.v. irst p.aoe. hauii oiauV . a : h'iv ' dore ivin:; a.t'ier in ' bu' ( '!:;e ma log s; our 1 ;ue an Sel ."ir- . 's SOU i ; n.it worth !! tnoy I.'er ermk am ef ! '.' '. Ill S : il ! ar f -rourn. the I ' f I i I It u (iewn to our io turn up their T - i , - - r. i emi i i - a re u v-i at ii. and sa v i .domes I iau-lv t'-il mo ;,i i r., thai mv . i . .-I nalier iraii !. w uaai vou vu ,roi ui la ii. i ' W.'i:c l co i vo'! SIX ' 'iisi, v. , ; in .thing !i i a' i tu,"! a.n (SO I'l l a.M i ! i tsi ij.i' e.i, I 'he a t l ; proac.iing; - . . i NO. i.'l die a l mg-m . it i i v s! a I a. r o' !u th ,- with the Truu co in for Timitiislheiu; drinking t ! l: ail' t . r; 1 true enougn t!a ill Oil iis'o'iv who known hie;n wit! iII'UIV, ted "!. i mo ; l iho , ihiuk 111 ih'CJ !. .les.se l'l-rret, a;id lret.vn t ) the verv hone, at being put n thi re way, having to keep no lit ice, of this house, which I don't u aint no right fo do, I don't. I'm been a iaiking i'm tired, end I won stinaio, co.ns-.idcring you about fliis ai you can oc so oo ta it so iiie.cn to .now, roily, m w it mtcrpos d our iaii'!:orl, wit 'i an it !ioc! a mat' seoih Mrs remon"l;;;;rr, in! ''ideal to feeding', manv'a tho i'erret s struggle i vo ad on this In-;-.! with my conscience; I ma v i-mv 1 hav; w resiled lor it at the verv hciiuiii of my nature. I!i:t the eas. is ' - ... ' to ,' i. :. . . ... i .. mis. anu l ii e.puim u ioouoiu;t; ior i v.) go! a sentiment a' tho core ot mv heart, which ia a .secret in regard of the w lie re. politics. I wi to go right -vou know I do; but if I only knoued what sentiments to take up there's the mystery. If I knowed thai, I should feel ea y; but I never could k p any prnicij pies, upon ; Ue.: iiiuvl 'li'l'i mill ot thi cuaimos. . for m simp man cm ede rery to'd wi he, i every tiling hni whisked aw a -year m tne contrmry ( we arc 4aU larilH' ifoction. (')ne and fho next, do'vn with it as an abomination. Her." wo "'o "for canals and rai'roals!' a crack of the whip, and there we are all t'other side. No e ! oc t ionee r i ng of onicers!' cries out i!;o captain of the squad. 'Turn that follow out; hh don't work for the. parte!' cries the very same captain in the very nest breath. vUctrenchment and reform!' savs every big fellow there at W ashington; and tiie same words are bawled all the way down amongst us, even to Theodore Fog. I).anu tho espouse! flii" Lord for give me ior for using such words.) savs tlie same, follows in tho same breath; stick on a miiiion ncre ami a mutton there ie i t ihe more tho merrier!' And so we go. Here, t'other day, thn hero sub-Treasury was monarchy and revolution to hoot, and treason outright, end now, what it ii, every man's, afeard to ray some s, tor, aomo'a against, pome's both, and all's i:i state of r.malgfimatien. perplexity, ami caterwauling unaccountable. M hat between speev circulars, antimasons, "pocketing of biib, ( Ird kii'.ovs what) that inonni, vctoe", di'-

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tnbution, fortitications, aboliticn, running down Indiana arid running up account"), politics has got into a jumble, that a Ihnladc'ohvlawver cou'dk ',-tecr thrcegh them. A pe'or pnbiican hai a rtra'mng tm o ol l,o., ' .... ,ti , n tiiio ol u. Pollv. lie cant get rigi'.t it !:e tries; ana. !l ie rig. it uoes iuun ier i l.ti.n l,.r le-.M '. .. fSllt .'l!Jf ..v. . w f l!)ot!ulS, .... , i iem do h v-g t"i l.V n-t mora! v ;::i:i:'":i!ih-: tiin waere die a matter o" consaienre uu : ;e:d v-conclu-iou is, iti r:; a imteilaginou-i state of ail'airs, a man who want a to accs.mu.ot, accoum.odate the Fublic musl bo cither all sides or. no "ides.; and therctor 1 co- . .."-.ita a ruh'hum sh.udd lc:-twavs 1 sneak in rcrard to thec times have no sides. J v. ... . And fhere3 the whole mtt ' you, Polly my "rife. ' 'AH sides, anv da v. be for Ll OUt .NO : rc:.!i"d rs. Ferret. 4As Hn um B r.li.O:!ar. ravs. stick to V'i'Ui' colors, and thev'li earns vou to a p!entv. I'll warrant vou. Don't Theodore Fog 1 . ... I.., - ti.r ... i , V f i "' tic I ''. i i 1" 1 . .' , .1 u in., ' - j, - i .. . . . and, Lerd bless ud ef they I. ami curried you on si los enough., then you arc an mi-rea-"fnahlo luan. luun'-ipl : i.cu't principle: ii's folio a tog of vour parte. Vou change wh n il ciiange?; wnreoy you i re a i ways rigi.t. Now those here True Criluis two to one to tho Mandarins, and Middlings nolo, a u tuoe .'our, y lh" vou ha' tea tun-as as an eve in vour much liqi .or Trii vlrii: ii" iiead :iuih TI i'd ut a )ors' ai !:.vcrnalar F,r )'.: I i :os . rust? 1 Iron h'.o ,'ain oursue 1 bv t iugton c tmnounc what is them in ...(, spcr : at. on to "1 know su'j-Trmi surv. everv body knows :!i' ,t we hive lieen in a state of supen-e on tne great question of the siih-Tressury. ailcprnjciit Treauiry, as wo are going to cad it since Cunirress rejected it we'll trv t a name wp, suspense. ou. 1 F'.kc r r.y we honest leave oeeu in Xew Lights we have wa ted to sea how the cat would jump, tfome men imngincd that Mart n would bow io ;hj judgment of tho People, ami give up. They did not know the stem, uncompromising, footstep-following principle that dwell at the bottom of his heart. He will never give it up the People mil -'it take ii: he lias, got nothing else far them. Hasn't he tried every thing else? And isn't this tlie last tiling he could think of.' Why then, of course, tlie People Jiutxt gulp ii down, or the p:;rty h broke. Win re is the slave that would desert Lis pnrty? W 'bo's here so bie would be a turnf,oai? The Whigs ca'! the President the strru.if of 'die People we call him the Ruler, the Creat Chieftain and when a man deserts him he is a turnconl tint is sound Sew Light doctrine." "We have heretofore KtrtaiU;j denounced banks," continued Fog; "we are now to open upon them like hound-. woiry them liku rats. From this day forth th" Quods will take a new turn: they wii! dismiss all pity fioin their bosoms, ami cry annul for strangling the banks not even excepting our own. Patriotism demands to. sacrilice. Down with paper mone v ! win the word. i mu lac tf - hies on the Whigs c .1 the vv note sank system the spawn ot ans'ocraevi rcniember that. At tiie same time, gen tlemen, be not afraid No barn ' (done to any bank you hive a liking for the essence of the thing is iu the noise. If'e shall hav?. pcrhup; Io Kill I he iui!r; in the. District of Columbia bu!. that's ao,')g 'u vill he an nfi"-i m ;'?:; .. c m is: run;. 'lit c.rperimc:i'!t rrnmf a a l Exhausted Jiceetvcr una the Dhtrirl is ours a snug little piece of marhinerji to'play in;nu. So keep it in mind Treasury notes and no Faper Money! down with Credit, and up with ilia Independent Treasury!" Mr- Van Ihirni having come out against the Hanks, Mr. Flam resigns the Presidency of the "Fatrioiie Copperplate Hank of Quodlibet," and Handy, tlie cashier, .runs off. This latier event is thus announced iu the Qucdiibet official: "slatcmndinc; H'tig Dffakalioa.OwT borough has just been thrown into a btate of stupefaction by an event which com pletely eclipses every other act of crime and villainy with which the annals of Whiggery abound. Nicodemus Handy, ihe Whig cashier of that extortionate, swindling, Whig rag-factory, the Patriotic Copperplate Hank of Quodlibet, left thi borough yesterday morning iu the Peo ple s Line, which runs through Thorough nine. As this journey wa undertaken with the pretence of business, it attracted no attention until this morning, when the muefatigable democratic President of that institution, Mr. Anthony Hardbottic, who was recently elected for a thorough investigation into its concerns, (suspicions having been long indulged of its rottenness -and, in fsct. our worthy rnrosent.uive, the Hon. Middieton Fiam, an unterriiied and incorruptible New Light having retired from the head of the institution on account' of the disgusting irregularities which fell within his view) laid a statement before the Hoard which showed that tiie easlsier had secreted upwards of 810 ), 000, the gi eater part of which funds there is reason to believe he has made away with in l he course of ihe last three mouths. Measures were taken to pursue t.he offender, and as fir as posdblc to secure tho Dank by attachments upon his properly, which is supposed to be - considerable. For the present, we forbear all comment, except so far as to remark that we look upon this atrocious frau;! but aa natural fruit of that system of Whig measures which haa cumbered the land with mushroom banks, filthy rag? and swarms of scrub aristocrats in the shape of presidents, cashiers, directors and clerks. Wc. may speedily oxpeet to hear of many more'Whigs follow ing the example cf our abaauatulatinrr1 cashier.

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"The fensmion nrouueri " - -touah by this intelligence U rot to be described. The flight of Mr. Handy wathe only tonic of conversation for werh. An oin-rr" followed him to Thorough I'due, wlicrve, it was rumored, the Jt.gttive had shiped his cour33 for 'Jexas; i ' i ins .'other rei.r!s resigneu rai.iu. - aiidace of' refuge all was uncertainty. L; -:.l nicar.rf3 were t aUen to eciuw ... property 1 Ins consisieu m m ti, : r !.... i'i, c II nil TV mansion on v.opperpia..row? o warehouses, and otttrr o'"H klin O.in. hrt. a aro-e n nmncr wincu n.v. hern left for two years past in an un.iu : ilicd slate. Upon this investigation. :l ... was .ascertained that the whole oi ms istate had been converted into money; our worthy representative, the lion. Middlotmi Flam, having an absolute conveyanco for Handy IIou?c, its furniture and appurtenances, and certain political friends, connected with the custom-house in New York, r:mk Wlds. having mortgages on ail tlie rest of the property. The consequence was the liftnk was able to secure nothing. 'One of our first proceedings, after th ilight of the cashier, was to call together tlie New Fight Club, wheie resolutions were passed denouncing his iraud as tho necessary consequence of hte Whig principles censuring tlie Bank, in the strong est terms, as a swindling Whig concern, p.nd avowing ;n unalterable devotion to dm Independent Treasury, as the only sjund. genuine. New Light Democratic: experiment which it was proper lor the Government to make, in the picsrnt condiumi of affair? unless the President deoi'd change his mind ruid find out something still more democratic; in which event the New flight Club pledged itself to ivc everv other measure their cordial and patriotic support." At a meeting hel l shortly after, Andrew Grant insists on Fog's reading an extract of a speech mad-' by a Whig member o Congress in I '.11, mi the re rnovr.l of tin as follows: 1' O .1 .Cc Fo; the n rem It - s l.ere tu at we and a pregnant source of the present agony; it is in thv clearly avowed dssgei to bring; a second time upon thi- h::i ! t!:e curse of an unreg'ulatrrd . tni'-i aitro'dcd State b'.nlc paper ecrrencv. We are again to sf t!:e uritm.i which already, in t!i? couium of the present ccniuiy, has nissr d. before m and closed in ruin. If the project ."diaU be fsiiccr ssfid '" 'What projec:.'" inquired Iig. "The destruction of ihe Umk of tho l.'nitcd .States, and the refusal ! rre-.te anodier iu it3 place," s.nsncrcd Mr. (hunt. Timodoro read on: ' If t.he proj-rl ! i ' 1 1 L I ! c oif essful, ve arc ngain m .'.; tho? paprr missiles shooting iu every direc i-ui through the country; a .hr iu 'cn.ent of all v.-dues, r ecpreci its i rir"aiatmti, a suocnio! ot -'peci.- paynmra. Then a firlher cxtviiio!i at the snum d'-e--e.-tbh: pap-r: i.ud ''ill gre i't r flcpo ci uioi.: widi fuinrps of tr.id.as .'.':. I i.iimrci of bmk- in Ittram: ( i.rrsve at 1 ra. ra the -: i,o point from whioh we dep-.rtcd in 1 i;7." "A rank forgery," sml Thuodore Fog, amii-ii rr tne oi i-asum. "That w. tu do," r' jeb d Mr. ("rant. ieiv; aru !!.e owner ot t as menu dct ever mucc 18 !1 myself." 'I loei Lmrcy is a dimmycraf," said S.un Travers, "and you are trviim to pass iii.ii oil on us ior a W iig. Sound umimyi'raiic doctrine and true nrophecv." "Huzza for limney!" shouted Flan Sucker, "a tip top dimniy ctat, whoever he i-! I never heard of him before." '"ics," said Mr. Grant, "'an ounce of his democracy is worth a ton weight of the best you will find in ihe Globe. " Hut read a little further below, where you see it scored " "I have an innate and mortal aversion to reading," returned Fog. "It must be gene through," said Flan Sucker, because them sentiments is dm rale dimmocracy, and wo want to hear diem. So, go it, The! Vip! listen boy to the doctrine." "Well" said Fog, "if you will have it s the pillory said to the thief 4lend nio your ears.' " "I thank the Secretary," he began, with a discreet voice, raading where Air. Grant appointed for him, "for the discloure of thid plan. I trust in God it will be defeated; that ihe Hank of the United Stales, while it is in existence, may bo sustained and strengthened by tho public opinion, and interests of the people, to defeat it; that the sound and sob&r Stato banks of the Union nuy resist it for it is their cause; that the poor men and laborers of the land may resist itfor it is a scheme to get from every one of them a dollar's worth of labor for fifty cents, and to make fraud ihe currency of the country as much as paper. Sir, tho Hank of ihe United States, in anv oilier relation than to the currency and propcrty of the country, is as little to me as to any min under heaven; but nfter tho prime and vigor of life are nassed. am! the power of accumulation is pone, to see the children stripped, by The monstrous imposture of a paper currency, of all that the father's industry had provided for them this, sir, may well excusa the warmth that denounces this plan aa the precurser of universal dismay and ruin." "That Kinney's n dd smart frllnu.-'" aid Fog, "but every word of that sneech wa3 whispered into hia ear by Denton; I know tho fact personally. Ho and' Henton sit up every night of their hv together in Washington, playing ohl sledge and drinking cocktail; lhat account Bmney s democracy." We find that we must etoo nuotinrfrom this attractive volume. Tho . tracts already mado from ri commend it