The Western Register and Terre-Haute advertiser, Volume 6, Number 1, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 18 April 1829 — Page 2

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prod/cinj: any aM,- artv tag^ OJi cither sidt* A lew wt ek o/months at most was huflicittif ". ".1 J&apoleon to march his armies mt anv portion of Europe, whithmoev-

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inclined to «o, and wtfh'him

Bi„rr!e battle would often terminate a cauip.iicn arid fix the detMBtj* Qt Kingdoms In the presenter, thrt is little of the spirit, whicMnump*

ed at Marengo, at Ausferlitz and a* Jen?*:1 which conducted the French Armies mv fta'v arid on the Riine

The L^cislatWe session adjourned &n the 3rd of the present month,- but the Senate have been detained op Account ot the appointments necesa«rv to organize the new adtmniXra- .-•

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With much respect. vmir,^bV*prvant, VvM HKNOKICK3.

[F'ow the JV Jbnr«. of Com Th* tour-', recommended to Gen. .Jackson by strong political partisanin respect to appointments and recal*. is one which we should eiceed itif!v deprecate. In the ministerial cablet. it is evidently proper that he should call to his aid'those onty whw concur ia his general views ot sud-i-cy, and wfr-v will be likely to sustain his snen-u: es Vc3tise by a different coOr'-e, the unity of .counsel would be *fro\ ed, arid the yi«*rgy ot oy. crnment impaired. Che -ame reaSor» ore -ate* to some stent in the case oHitrfign minister? Hut when we »e*efOil *o p'-si-masters, i-fliteo ot revenue, &c., it certainly appear* to be carrving the doctrine ot favoriteism too tm, remove men from oir.ee who have oved Utem-c'v^ (jowpete:-* atsd f.-itbfut, for other reason -ecaose they beftiended the Sate minisf a?ton

rg"

tuf gucrt a-systero, ^vheq

^nrried i'-to d(Mai!, is injurious in var .v3 1. it removes fn• 4fic* man of experience atid f«»it .fjlvt s. %nd .'substitutes othevi \tl»o

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«. -rtrtire, r.d

frotiiiu'r evg is ye' to be tried. G* 1*5.

anaifaibi^s th« motives tu correct manage men tr wltich arise from the

frWipu.iWf 'in office

tir.nsj

Rfiad bebuvfojir o#fo to the by p-o-otsing a wt to *uch art-active in mtroduc.ng a new adEiint«trattonj and thus ma^ politics a trade 4 ll increase ^a« ty excit«Hirtifit fit and before e!?ction«. bv appeftnni to the inte~eits of office ..olders and ifike «e kersf and ar-rai-''vs tbem aiju'n§r each othi^r. It tu ',e» defeat tsu-e disastrous and in a of tJo«bt the constiai(4 el- eti n, offers in» lucei« nts 10. loreihte ^j^Ukice \Vr know riot how tar (Jei Jaclv* son" .ititeiids to rarry h# y^tetn pro5? ration but wi! tru^t gt. »d st nse instJ e^ftdor, tnat he wm ufi proceed to extremes We a^r \r, hthe General* that, "Rotation in .. jj

repubucau ir#cipies*—

nf.»: within certain itmits- it 18 un» dou rcdlv a correct one, But in ord, 'o'mak ihi» principle appear, t!

wh nv«st not rot I off,o«e %ri .., \vu"k i* auother who i, "'ti •»it at least as long, and o«, d.d -r in the whape of ti* *ir pol tjch! £-.:c!. Jackson is now p, ,3 »?ut of toe "iti-n, ij4«fead n't tit idol of a pvtj ad acknowledge him as uchi ami we only *»op« v,i I ..ikuowied'je han tit so, by tor

um: past animosi t-s, ind pursu an nopart nl, enitgh'e- ed, and concdiatorv coura--*, towards all over nlium be pre#idca

I# um MfLTON. witii much pleasure, the ^foi wi Wrt«p'Wtente between -a A 4l ito a (sori of t/« ra Httmii»on)Faod Mr. Adams |n », Rt -ii t«» the. project for a sep.t ra?-o »he- Union, it «'ill-be jern that, v'p mo!"' of Mr A l»nit it hat* ne her l.e as nor ibe approb.i'i. »d 0 •n.-ifA«idtori nut Hi*. *ti* fit ti»e propuHUt

at Ho on, ?n ^»e autumn of

1804 wus "i» utS^u&de *be parties con «d. tnun the undertaking ai jffevuil upon them io abandon it.

We take Ui!S opportunity to ^ive an xtrac' from a speech of JL)e

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Olt ton. delivered in the Seua-ie of li' W.'iwik, on the 51ft of Janit^r^, 18 i*, "btcl Mustttlnii the opuao?H of 1U Adinnv in regard to'the project, a»-• !gees w»tb hirn in «cquiitin^ hoit from all panicipali.u ii. 31 •. Cimton says— ••If is, perhaps, known to but few. t'u* the project of a dumetnbKi menitf hi"-country ifc not a novfl plnn. pHfv-'iiig eut oi the recent measure* til ft fluent, as has Ufen pr^untl«d 1 nas ^een cherished by nutnbec of individuals for* a fcema o. ^nd a lew months before the de r.h of a i!i"4in^ui"hed citizen, v«r»o£i d%.eai3

dtcply Cited the

public £eu«rt»Hi|y, it wa-. proposed to i/itp to enli-d hi,-great tul*,nt»» in the }aoiru»tion- 0 #tis nefarious scheme, and tobta w» «r be it (Spoken,,*^ wus jec/ed by H.m with abhotreoce. aud tjtsdam.*'—[JS a!. Journal,

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[From the N. Correspondence bet arty $, awl Mr.

Washinfftnn.

Hi• jiu«.-I Si,—A Mewl "as 1,'an.U a new edition

of,f

Dr.c J"? f"™ '^J" Oii* #nd oth-'r«. paMi«l"«t V**J city, wit!v"aJ'mini»1 p»pe™ »t

ihst correspondence dies? papers, i*

A tt on? itten to

a !MUir

vow by William PIonjfct. of iV.« .J Atl! nTmpshire.'clated "Efeig N. H. D^c. 20, 18?8,M in

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theloo^ andj- tfufcies#

sion of Congres" oI'ISC^j :c «l W04. I wa« a mi-mher «f»' Vnatef aiul was at the city tff ^y nf-h:it Session. Ih-ft «e««on, »t d.i1,-r-i.» tm'"1on'' places, vcveri' of- tiic t^(ler^h«tf, Sonatms and Ueiir' €n.»livrs,^on| th» New-England etft tntoijfned me that they thought it ppces.sjrf to establish a «epara^" goyernmer.t in Nfrw-Fne iand, and, if it showhi ue found practicable, to ettend far south as to include PenotyTraniat h»t in a'l events to s4«blhn rnr in Neu-)1 nglaml," &c. Ue adds,"Just before that session ot Cor »ress clo^ed, one of the gentlefne» to whom have aHudetWit.formet' me t)v#t arrangement*" ad been .made to have, the nest autumn, in 'Boston, a select meeting of the lead ing V»jdera!irts ia New fcngiand, to consider^ud recommend the measures uecess&» to form a sytt^'n ot government in C^h» Northern Stat-

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t«»o of cert, in lec hr$

of the F-d*ril part? to err f«*ion ti»^ Union and the citafe-lishoi-ni of ^.northern confetti y\ I his design ^ad been formed in tii** winter of ISOB-M, immediately af' ter and as a con*«ef|ueut-.e of the ac« tiuisifion «if I.ouisiana. justify* itig causes to those wn entertained it were, that the ann«'»ti«n «f Louisiana to ti»e Union tr*-'sce .ded tie constitutional powers ot the ,,,ve^ iiifir the United 8tates^* ''Ifwl »Jan.w you add, "wat so furgiiKored that the proposal had bei-u^ad* to 50 individual to permit hi#eU, 9^

4perm?t

proper time, to be plac4d h»-ad or the military move,ren^»v which it wii fnreseen would be ne' *, ce^sary for carrying it into lieu*

Under these circumstances, deemitiK tt a S3fred duty to preserve th^ memory oNnv fattier fr»tn ail stain, I must''also consider it my right to ask thai yon will.inform me whether by the publication at Governor Piu liter*!* fitter, or in your eominunica li to H. ti.tifis and o?hera# an inference is to be authorix that you are in possesion of any evidence, or that you believe th«» fate Alcxandliaimlton consented to attend the a fe^ed no etin^ of the leading fed»'r. ali«ifs at Boston, or that be was at time com erned ta a pt ct to Jitt a dissolution of tlie fj»iiont anl the esiuhiishment ot another con'ed eracy, or in any maimer vrl atioev, er. 1 beg turthgr to a k, sir, that j»^ the indication in the pa a^raph tit your Setter last above qo« thi individual to wiioui a proposal had been made, to permit Himself to be placed at the head certain espec' -tl military movenents, refers to my father, you will furnish me with the i^Sdence' upon wlwcb that indicatioi aid reference have been made,^ have the honor to be, sir, our ob't serv#i.{," 3AMK.S A HAMILUJX

Va Hamit/coN, wj HV asbui^ton:

Sir-In--r.,.wrr

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•f lwi Af •crtik-^j °r ^vfc

Aft'er Congres^t

**m 'fs-ery_

ha4

been

him and der*^l°d project was^iap entirely 1'his «hat vow ell wit! thers t'» them, to •\y was •end a n||f 'pr tumn

and that Alexander Hjm'Hou, of iN. York, had consented to attend th^L meeting1' He further adds—^ Che gentleinafi who in the winter oV l|0 I and 1804 informed me there wa# to, be a met-ring ot deraluta far the!

autumn *»t 1 BU-i, at ttojiton, at the ssion of Congress in th« wiiUer ot 1804 and 1S03, observed to me, that the death of vOeneral Hamilton bad

(prevented that meetsns but the pro-

no aftd h)|j1i1 n#t

IS [ll,— 'c nt«d mi 1

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dorn »'. in our letterj^part jf thi* cerres

provent«0 wi -'t'-11 Ijei'evf j. .onsente 1 ii»from 'v v.u-.'. -yi __ .*ytr/'. *, ilfv tier's j«.z **-1 "VfB-'t to dv?i-•'% pirhes t» t*oai U' akmg/r ^d ir. rs* va?t,

.handon »U hi? .^hi apon my *rr.tire tv it v.racity ni' Mr. ^fcU'* S i'»eral c*

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tion. fn all this there w*jI no overt |j tA**:,

.»ct of ueai n, ithout pva&*t*i"g ia.^Jeif t(X,Jwi« nr»c tri^f you *viil countenanceiny imputation against the honor or patriotism of mv fate venerable parent, it is too obvious that the pubhcition of Governor Plumer^s letter and your communication to H. G. Ous.mil others not only tend t/ sucb imputation, bus moreover* add to it tb*sanction of your name.

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that hv r«i our

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Sir—irrati"o-«ve.r to your letter s»f this dat*1,I take the Uberty of referring you to Mr. Piumer hiuosclf for iny esplanatinn of the statement iri his letter ol the Dec. last-

The infortnation which I received in the spring of JH04, at W a^hin^, too, was entirely distinct frrm unti tudrpendent of, that ot Mr. Piun.ef A part of twas a« that your tat kid consentfd to be pieced at the -f, si} -.

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Examiner, that \vu announce vw.

friends of Mr. Ulny Ins arriva. ui Frederick. He entered town o*t

Monday afternoon, escorted by ^,

iar^e number ot his r* now citizen,

From the time of his arrival in fhe

city bis apnitment* were crowded

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if. W* cou(fee of ru £jng, it iurO ^hat aritH f»l to H-- *.' I. .i -fw«M*in" sou-

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ted in at the -t oi V'^ Unio svl.uH, fro «'v'h mon *p" understood v^s proved id» #Sf 1 and, Wktfi ris. ect, tt"**, vour very humble servV,

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Mr. CLAY —It iswith^eat if-«§ uflli fjw th, \tn\iute) ure,

tb« Fr^mk.Srn,. M-. ..* ,„•„

of the wr^tber, went to the Anne A ... of the wither, went to the Anne A of v^t d»*ttos3 hfr ie rundel county line to fiat! his ^rrirai, .*/*oi r- Utc*!. to tb^ n'ifio Frederick county, and to we'eome

WWu»^fittiU/^.l/tfn:A,l8':9.?'- with friendj, anxious to esprew their- nr#|l, |,- mvie a noise resem .. attachment to his peitoo and to sLov t,«r 4

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dootl"n

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lection. 4.V. M«, a senator fr- -7 *v.o h»*«' "i ^evoliecvV-d. 4 cau*e, i»t with

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Kltiftd,' 1V» *V^ "t «r» :i« •STt*.s **W ye** cufvitfttt V« 0*^ V'-- Q*t'\ !.My ft i« tutyj-• !i It'+ be *.&fwd *11 tvitot| .w rsfft tUft svi^tb to

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4.^ in-tarc^ vi *A i^ty *-nd rf^p«.ivi'y,

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who, notwithstanding the /K'ienienc) v'hc N'nrf IX the

I. .. ... 11. Lwf l«lv t\ ion. •*. t' hsm among them. He appeared sen iiily aflecled by the ardoot attachment and disinterested affection of his friends, and in repl^to the eon gratulation offered him ty the Marshal, he observed, that tfxehr attentions in snch weather proved that they were not tunshtnt jr-«* h* On bis entrance into to«n/th£ ne volunteer band of music cc inienced play tpg beaut if yl and approj riate nus and on reaching the taver* fve was received "with three cheers, an eloqnen» bnr^t of entHt^ia-'always delightful to the earsg.ta iUitbful set\ant of the public*

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r*«'i iSUrAs «rivi4 *'|t sibf U!Ki) :»w• i: tt. »ve rrin.'dy- »s i- ?t 4 t:v 1. 'vnt ir* e»i^ lf *r' fo 'H'i} u»0 I &r. fi»

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into t!eir po^ei, i^ud th- mtiicrring Iheut, for the p«tyo*r of v:Vm|: their twites to «r|#o»« Ur 4ii*.-x-tion i#!tf 4*C tht»e »vrrttbeA as been ennvnted and ei- cut-0 X\ h%$ offence. Fi^vio»h aii e*«Clttm'«»' hte neift©«vte#«d h*en &p»

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thai i»»h* t'T an eve wtt., *sf

p«f f~ t»y an «*e t:i Ufjajfilt.rt# vrcttm of *.M« dis e» j-# W a u& ii» o%r», _y the tS?v* nth of lie 1 ^-v e.

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by a dofi and I itten sev»» ttnu ou |niau, volui tanly bet .i both a*, v. Kuftwi. th:», the d«4jarif{ (|te but the i: was mad,

nvetit ui 4fid i»p»

ol a dug: and often

wm.ng »nl hirM.

^r, t4i»/ bite his attendants,

A freer letter from eorre«,nond^nl| tbein with great vio ju London contains the followii jc» (oaming at the month

tu M. 4I"IV*1'4» ^^*n»iui»» /. -v#^ -r'F .W "It may be interestii:^ to know lb&:{ WatV? w?3 several times offered to the, Amertcan Ministfr, Mr. Barbour, he rejected it Jvith when presented to the King* w^s nt'er solicitations to received wi marked courtesy §»(,«!|r r,1* iu if tiijit bis was kindness of manner '1'he receptior coul^j not n^f*ow, he. of Mr. Gallatin, on the contraty, •..to make -rt to eat a repulsive in the extreme. TbeJjuib«| p^c,l 8t\eet

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of tb*u fiiafit i»

Upby

plted tr the fsti-.i:''* 4 »f p»tee of adtn'tttioa to io be e^o-aci^ .s from th^ bi ef ra'.jo p* on bis -tiftt u-r.'/*: -v felt mncb relieved id w*j i.*t the t'ay before «evnfy daya alter its tb*i dt any appih» nniooJrow .f bite of the anus.. Jtf thf-i pocifna., b« declared bts convk.»4 t'lat be was Roing mad in the ouf*e s»f fhe Afternoon his malady

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w»«re re^ortd Vt

5 cim

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to th5 roo'i:* v"

A thuusutid gathered t^M'* show. The bear ho»**•» toe#, tt to bis head not to ti^lV the do^s, ferring to htfht the »feftatv'r»broke loose, and t»uol» »ceOe oror and dismay was seldom evr v* nessed. it wis a cutmdcte

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ii, -^rt -r do'^s, agrt eOH'ft'

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(f,e soverei^o ps

12 1 2 cents for a pertwr*

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throw: one to*ar chased thou'1' heathens. 1 he bear ='t

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shot, atid the yantjuishi1'! 1 med muUituJe »luuk a^ay bi,w^ Uoftou

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Sumud Mhuubie

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coi*iDftfii''!8 tfie iie^i term ol SCHOOL oo the Cist is»t, April 4^0. -. •T-

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