The Western Register and Terre-Haute advertiser, Volume 1, Number 41, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 26 May 1824 — Page 3

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S JTzrHE-IlAUTE, ^TAY 26, 182-1.

jenior Yates, digressed in the most

well earned popularity of 31r Clinton, followed up tni act of their leader by

denying their constituents the right ol electing ectors, lest their suffrages should be exercised in tiie exaltation of J\lr. Clinton, to the it^nry of their Treasury 1

IIcw pitiful, how contemptible, hov. graded must this faction appear 1. eir own, and the ryes of the world istead of para'izing, they have ncrvcu arm they aimed to destroy .---Ane though it is t'jo uiagir.iiiimous ever t( a blow io their Mijury, how gnfinnui^t for them to heboid their con•.ituents, paying a just tribute to ex.ii id merit.,—and preparing to hurl the orthhvss, insatiable and a piling Irom le stage of act ion, to retirement, where

constant reilectiou upon the acts ol lgra'itude and injustice, which have een by them pe pctiv.ted, and the co'itant gnawmgs of disapjjoiufed irnhition vill *4 prey upou their vita s." Hut nstice demaads it, and tne shall be so.

0se

jjot their infamy wjth-a monument "/to/cor" which an

justice, persecution and ingratitude designated If, then, the word

"f ol themselves only, and to^ be fqjp j$ an appellation" or

lisoned venom which hj^s been |£-prd JV^bUity" means

& iiutj its eflects are harmless. It

it will be remembered tiiat at the hich designates tlie particular part of: ruB^enceaient of their session, (.ov-

Jot. All tiii^ comd not suf

fice. A more deadly blow muM yet be struck. Their insatiate hat redeems then employed in stimulating their vis ionary imaginations to devise some degrading intrigue, whereby they might idd what to them seemed insult to in ury.' lie L* dismissed from the board

Canal Commissioners. \N hose la ours brought that body into notice jid who iku been its cliiet ornament, ustained its character, and under tlx .io-t hostile opposition, and Scorpeon ke persecution, rendered its labouraccessful To the shame, confusioi nd everlasting disgrjice, of ins ene ties, it is well known to be DeHNitt 'li.iton, the very person who is nov 'sinissed, without any ailedged cause otn that body, of which he has beei life and soul, for fourteen years---ithout fee or reward.

jieop.e say

From Hie Ermisvillc (larr'tc. The Editor of the 'Tcrre Haute Regj^ter' ha, in his late reply, at length given us something in a tangible shapfortius favoi.r we are much obliged to liim, as 11 relieves us from the task of replying mure fully to his unintelii/ihle paragraphs. Our brother Editor has been labouring under a mistake wan... •we have long since supposed he had h, en into that of supposing the word mi.ral was a title of nobility. Xo.v, i, he will point out to us any nation, ton::

or kindred, under the canopy of heaven, •from the creation of the umM /ill 1 ci eat ion of the world down to th of Ma y, 18-1, wl recognized

the pre.sent th of May, 8:4, who'^have i«

an order of nobility bearing

the simple title of AO.AintAn, and rrmnt-I ./• or.v—Ie,|

admiral'* a

4»

will confess he is rHit. b'.'dic alelan, and follow

3No\v, with the most reverential defer- Vorlc' a ence to the superior talents and pro-L..,-found erudition of Ihe writer of tlie

bove article, we will remark, in as r'/T-1"

tclligibtc a mariner as possible, that we

willl othcr back WOOf

in common pi inters, keep a little Hook in our office, to when

which we freerjuently rcfei writing to great men 011 great matters

011 the present occasion. Ill is little L'ook, Irom frecjiient use lost its cover and its frt ]xixc. ^y f-i'^niination, we find that is called its

*l.be ivord 'in.sis

iructiori liow to write correctly and "intelligibly."

77// E O I A I O N

contemplate wi!h emotions gi at--lul to the best feelings of the heart, the virtuous and patriotic conduct of tinPeople ol New York, iu the noble stand they have made against the pn»s«Tjpiioi, )f the fjr««t e-mail ol ti a \veii\» m, and the greatest ornament of whom hat great State can bo«M we mean I )e Clinton Ins is not as we he!ore s.iid, uu ind'iJJutd conc.-rn It is a -abject relating to, and alh-etiag fhc vV'!»o!e hi.man fanii'v ami the course now pursued by Ihe People oftliat state u!ir ties I. u.'r i,i un- iirr from the foul est

epioaf It lhat '"Ohld he ag. isf it —and coasfiji.'pnj|y j( |,aj |, ,.. u-terif iic ('ounh'y from tlie stizma ola facta)

Uan !lt

eral Jicacl of p.niiculai'Sj -appellation of ihci family ol Clinton to the latest pQ«tchonofy a name" §c. We think the words gen ral h-cad of particulars,"

lo-4. ...» jilics'to owr Title11 page, tha' in 11 Clinton, it will be said, has been depriv-

in thf! legislature of rx parliculars.ot' which our Hook is coin- will be made The answer will be, by i€n. so .industrious in

oyiiigth^frtediodity ol that state, or, a noinc" we think will apply to the pledged their faith and honor, to restore ampUug upon the rights ol its ci- admiral" that being the appcl- to the peop.e their electoral rights, and haveat length crowned the cii- \ation" or

?in the annafs ol their legislation, and the station which nu admiral" 'immediately returned their comnumiholds is a post of hun which is de- cation unopened. To him was reserved rconitaiencement of their legrsla- signated by this word it must be a ti- a prouder triumph, the ineffectual hate ci --n jjours were marked by tl\e dfeadly j/e» |jttl Book also says that the of little mean minds. They could take

persons

someness, until its entire i» admiral's" "rank" places him at the benelit of his labours, made all the rcbeing concentrated, it his been head of, top of. or over the navy, we quita! in their power, and that was, an s&i^Tged at theindividual ol thtSfmal- think it is a high runic" and a

which much

aus Dencath the leet of the victim of its Consequently, pers«ns holding this ettjjeance, and forms amass ol putres- f^gh rank" or dipi jied station, must ent malignity suitable food lor such irt, constitute the *Yobiltiy"—ai liptiles as those Irom whom it sprang

dig/ivy

je lL

ord admiral" being the

ol trC(imivap

Shameful manner, and pointed the ar- wliicli tliey are ennobled and entitled to jpows of detraction at tiie me itoi ious |})L, custo'nary immunities" usually Character ol Dk.wii^ into.n', his pre- leonferied 0:1 those holding that44 rank," decessor. 4 his faction, fearing *-l|C reinlcs the word or

iillc"

jyobilihf they form—and, the

being that by

nniue"7 or raiiit'1

(or whatever we may please to call it) Sweet anticipat'on pourtrnvM to my of

Title of JS*obilibf." view,

But we do not think, neither does Our) Enjoyments unmingled with woe Book tell us, that this is the only

tic of »M6r ity 'I'herc are different flew degrees, according to the folly and am-

•mion of the governments under w'-ich these

litli haie been established, l)ut hopes dear delusion soon vanished tnd these degrees all come under the vord

JSiobilil-f" as'snug as the leaver

a" our little 1300k were formerly placed mder its co\er. X\ do not presume to say that we arc ight— or that our L« ok tells the tint Kit as we have no J^'tci/crs who will iclp ifo out ol our trouble unles we aay them a fee, we must remain

patient

mder our present erroneous ideas, unit our good friend at Lvaus ille may be condescending as to teach us the iioper sig ilication of words according the rule by which he construes the void

admiral to he than a p, r-

on oj hi^h ran!" and di. nily." 1 hen wilt burn our httie Uook, renounce nd denounce IMr Walker, and ai !l unes

apply

to our gooii friend for in-

'toci'v, wiiich would d'-

btse us to ie !ev I oj harh triaus. Tl'e p!os ip| ion Oi Air (JM'itori is it'll the work of a |arty, ruir the resentment of any con idei'aii'e por.ioa of the co.-nmu-uily which is a* ere it ed ore pre s•d a^.4i,isf ii reproaehabie gre: tness. en ("etnass oi'soeietv rise^against a an, his crimes piovolve them to hunt "in down, in (Ins instance all is grea*. exalted, p.itri tic. I! with all her superior. Society

'-c,o::s

on is 5

,./• \'.'s

(',(iniloucd

i:m riiiiEr:

the

cd them the customary immuniti !s, ueuii 1' "t

Mil CU.VTO.Y l.nt it to the honor of this gentleman

gngu''s oj

'""1 «1"" louoweil Dy a

hi., train of some 8 or 10,000 boisfrons deluded fiction I.'-Is. Neither Newa slate—nor (he Kepnblicas a nor the Democrats as a Party

,! uiffl ,,lis

vn n,

l*«»

disgraeefnl

an enraged an,I furious

Col. Observer.

be said let it be

engraven as a motto on his seal, that the same legislative bo.lv (hat deprived the people of the elector ,!

^prived aIso De itt. linton of tin 1

Preside of the canal

i:s

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*r RWV.' M- J-. V?

f«Wl WMPflPPSPI-iipji

nty. It is a monument to his more durable than marble. l)e

"general head" or representation of the ed ol' his office by whom the inquiry l.\ f,.,*' i'j eoIISovv varliculars ol' which our Hook is coin- will be made The answer will be by ?•,

d. The words'* appellation of lion- t.h se legislators who first solemnly

name" by which the post of then with all possible solemnity violated

admiral" holds is their engagements. lad Mr I linton

adua- received the thanks of such a body in

a name" requital lor his services, he should have

exhibited, by that body, iu f^gfi raftte, digniiy.11 Therefore, as an These poor creatures who received the

away nothing—salary he received none.

rank" abortive attempt to sting the hand of is attached, their benefactor. Bait. Mum. Chron.

From the Cnluwbian Observer. DEPJIITLW DA VS. IV! en I feci melancholy and laden with tare,

I think of the days of my youth Hhru vision-built caslle.s elected on nir, Jiore charms of enchantment and truth.

7':-! And juvenile

Eniivened with life's early -low.

ana.,

Soon ceased to enrapture my mind nd youth's glowing season, romantic and gay,

Lett care and vexation behind, fne joys and delusions of youth are now o'er, 1 lio- vidians and phantoms arr fled 31) lir-taud best friends can delight me l.-o more,

And hope's d»\td.

And the heart beat with rapture and glee.

IU Wu li AS con.inenccd his

School,

A It I S it

In (im. Ailcn's District, where lie 1 tnilinues to 'I I']At.' 11 sru,!j.\ in.AtiLYC, a

itt

blissful charms are half

to grieve or com-

Hut nlas \i foil pi-ii:i, I or y.s that no more we shall see, 1 :icu et tne light mule ol indifrence r* main,

E.\ S// GfiAMJUTt, j.-l ttMhl K\ 1 E A I I Sa. the use of the

A iVc !yc

\t the rate ol fc- aO c.ts. per quarter, ')ivah!e in juoiiuce 0} most kinks. Those who place (heir children under his care may dep.Mid on the nmst u.ireuiitted att-Mition. Decent hoarding lor siiuk'nts c«n bj lud in the neighborhood.

P. S. All o-phan cliihhen are parI a 11 solicited to attend gratis, liariison Piuirie, lOth Mav, lt-ig' l. -10 ){.<p></p>CAUDlNcJ.

WOOL

ome

'.'sars, cannot produce his in is with loa tiling '"in iiie fi

p.oscrip-

E,ic

le-

f, pnr}lt|,^

l,,UEr ,,!i:,

THE SED.SCUliiEU HAS HIS

I a

in good order, and i^ ready

I he Ov/H :st tie picked clean, and a pound logs Lard must be sent

Eight

j[ra-cs

sull'ragf

coinmis-

sioiuis an honor too proud to LITTON & CO! FTs RTnrr be shvuiU bc^rvwl in SlOltE,

5 receive

reatly to

1' ur.d for each month after that time. I receive Uao! at, and return it to

PIIIM*1'

woor.

will be received for Curding ot every is Carded before the 1st th, after which the quantity will increase in proportion to the. price ol Carding. .3 A ME? liENXETT. 1 7th of ."}!) M,, 24

1 0

JiXD

:)}Cf*

& "^Sll'Ul Hi

GOODS.

J. F. ty W. S. Cruft,

IIJ1VE JUS I RECEIVED

15V TIIE S'iKAM AT

IMR[:CT FROM

:iv YORK, P1JJL2IJELPIHJJk

AST)

pleasures suecessivi iy

A I O E

EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF

a a

Groceries.

a a

Hats,

KENHAWASALT I nr, Iron, Steely

MAKLYd AS (AlEATJl

A E

rni-

he lollowiiiir

A M. f. 5

as has eveu rk1: orri:REb

l.Y Tins COLWTliY.

all or which ill lit

Sold as l.ow

AS A.VY LV THE STATE.

J. F. \Y. S. Cruft.

TEir-E-H.VrjTE MAV 2J, 13 I.

washed, and 2 J, having been purchased iu the vea.'d of clean, D/-0

igbt pounds of W ool, secured so it F^riod.—]le if known that, if the will not get wasted. I said owner will call on or before the PiHtJE-* OF CAKDIXC. 'fourth day of July next, juid pay me

Cents per pound for all the b»r said cieeil-. together withthe interoof brought iu before the 1st of the

est

Month—and a Cent on every have them—whereas in case of delinquency tlie deeds will be recorde«l anil:

tJO?,?-***"-**-'"* ,• v-mm*- jsb3IHA

41.

ibor has tax deeds on lots in the town of Ter-

r«' Haute. Ni's. I JO, 104, £39 and

"d S2I, all the ta\es ca'clully

with every tliereon that have accrued m'u o.

and lax that accrued since, he shall

the owners fchall not again avuil themselves of sach an npp.»rtunit v. SAMUEL EVER

SOL.

May 26, 1824. 40 5w.

Vir?*-"