Western Sun & General Advertiser, Volume 18, Number 21, Vincennes, Knox County, 30 June 1827 — Page 1

WESTERN SUN fe GENERAL ADTERTISEK.

V a. - vBY ELH1U STOUT. VINCENNES, (1ND SATURDAY, JUNE 30, 1827. Vol. 18. No. 21. 0ai

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YTlfi M ESTER Js SUlxL cr yet you charge the amender with o- i Pace 85, the cnerrosscd bill rcquirinc: i duced to concede, lint T hnt. T?rktiMii-c-

IS pubished at Two Dollars and vcrlooking our constitutional lights, I all persons to give three months notice of j and Republicans let him go!"

itt cents for Fifty Two JVumbtrt

which may be discharged by the payment of TWO DOLLARS at the time of subscription. Payment in advance being the mutual interest of both parties, that mode is solicited. A failure to notify a wish to discontinue at the expiration of the time subscribed for, will be considered a new engagement. No subscriber at liberty to discontinue unti pall arrearages are paid. Subscribers must pay the postage of their papers sent by mail. Letters by mail to the Editoii on business must be paid, or they will not be attended to. Advertisements inserted on the customary terms. frlT Persons sending Advertisements, must specify the number of times they wis) them inserted, or they will be continued until ordered out, and must be paid for accordingly. 10 John ea'ingTkq Well Mr. Kwing, you haw had the pleasure of examining the Journals lor some time, let us again return to the axncndmcnls made to the bill. Phe-da-mendmcnt deprives the commissioners who raise the funds and direct the work under the bill of pay tor their sen ices, and in order to strengthen your cause you add 14 the labourer is worthy of his hire.' I wish you would tch me the laboikus services they would have lo perform that is cquil to one dollar per day, is it raising the stock We know that this is merely to receive subscriptions and issue certiiicatcs We also know that but few men hae money, and thai subscriptions would raise but slow ; and any man coming in to purchase stock, all the commissioners have to do, is to receive his subscription and issue a certificate, and lor this they must hae a dollar ; and if they arc three months without receiving another cent, they must have gl per day lor all this laborious service. Von say the slates ot New York and Ohio allow their commissioners per day. Those commissioners arc placed in a very different situation, they oversee and direct the work, but under this bill the 6th section provides

that the commissioners shall give public ! in lhc luiied Stale . .. . . I V 1 I -V T

notice to receive nronositions or to set at i.ouisv me. iow s; 1 it uu v i i o

- i 1 nuhlic out ci v to the lowest bidiler llankinrr, they arc next dcor tu it

A - j j - - - Now wc know the laborious service of you say, it would be in utter defiance

giving public notice, and we have Rome i- j their oath; circumstances alters eases, deaof sellinir at public outcrv, and wlisrc j there would be no mention made of that

which is a flat contradiction to sense ; an amplication to the legislature for re

but you appeal to the constitution of the dress of grievances and on the question United States and of this slate. The shall this bill pass, Ewing in theaflirma- !,..! .. ' .1.. t..!, I t 1 .1 I

cunsuumon 01 inc uimcu mates promo- uvc. its the exercise of the power of enacting pagc 133, lhc engrossed bill concernbills of attainder ; yet you say the amend- jniT lhe s.uc oi lhc scmlna, v lands in Gib-

tnent Of Mr. UeckCS WOUld have thC saniC soil anil AInnrn, rm.nti. milli. m.ruinn

go

Kichmondy la. June 9 JonathanKnight, Eq. the Commissioner ior locating the National Road, arrived heic on Thursday last. He will piocced immedi. atcly to business. We are informed that

the brigade of United States Engineers

vuw.vn.u avuuuiiiHvaunau. snau ini3 uiu pass, Mr. luv lug cenfc u' engaged in the survey ol canal routes in for dating to adopt the measuic, it would himself. this state passed through Dayton a few strip them of their rights as citizens ; p l89Xhe cnBr0MCll bin i,,cd days since, on their way to Yon Wayne, how sir, how would thit, attaint you, how n ,n nm(.ni, nh abrt rtllj,l(1,, , ' to commence oncratinnP,, r ' '

tvoii'd tl:

sis strip you of your right ab a

citizen, how woultl this work comiption I docs it nut take away the vety gtounil works of corruption ; is it any thing more than preventing the members fiom legislating themselves into olTic and when in office, from forming ap tiof that body to which they were accom-vMe, which you have said was uuconstiUith.tMl, and had been the ciTv.Lt of aiuinous concession. The fuh amendmrnt prohibiting baking poweis (which the 1 epi escntattve sayv) is usual tt all similar bills in the U tiion can only bv hulked upon as an insult to the lowest comp! ehc nsion. V Iwt says the 10th article of eur corsti'ution WcU sir, it say.-, "there shall nol be established in this state any Hank or Hanking company or monied institution lor the purpose of issuing bills payable to order or bearer or bills of credit." Well, and because the constitution prohibits this power, the amender is ciitninal. He has made an amendment to the bill exactly similar to the U)th articlcof our constitution. Dut you say there is a latent something in this calculated to excite nlarm, and to deter all pctsonswho might he disposed to vest mon y in the stock which but few at first siht will think of. Why John, have they an idea of Juinl; ingjthat they arc alarmed at thi-i amendment ? If they have not, they rcul not bo detcrod. We did not inteiul to prefer charges of Hanking against J.Tiui Iv.ving, but since he thinks so h;udyf this. I fear he has lost the old pi uu iplc, 1 fear he Inr been amon: the. Ii,uik i s Hut you say, how could the conuui-sion-cts depositing tf e uieacv a.i thoy inns', now become Hankers. The Cd :v cti'.n c)t lhe bill provides, thai the meat y as i..t:)-

from tlu sale of toek sliali no dt 1

5ua!ch H

if tluv

regulate and licci-sc ta cms, and oh lhc

question shall this bill pass, Ewing alone

in lhc negative.

At a dinner given in Louisville. Ken.

tucky,in lhe month of April, there were

Paee I'JC -The enrrtossed bill conccr- i PUstnt vc gentlemen whose united

ning habiui-41 diunkards was read a third ,lc,ghts uas thirty nvofcet five inches !

ine height ot each was as lollov s : ihe tallest was six feet tight inches; the next six Icet six and a halt inches ; the next, six feci six iuces ; the next, six leei four andn half inches; and Un last six feet lout inches Switzerland Guett.

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ilea ot selune; at 1

is the service that requires S 1 per day ? The 3d amendment provides tor 000 bciniT subscribed and actually paid in to the commissioners betore lhe work is commenced. This was necessary to secure the performance of the work, for had they begun with a smaller amount it would have been expended, a;id the work, not completed, thus the stockholders would have lost their stock for nothing. The 4th amendment provides that the commissioners shall not bec ome the purchasers of stock. You allow that those who know human nature can best judge of its policy. I think so too. we know it is human nature to take care of number one, and if the commissioners should become purchasers, they would in case of difficulty save themselves if they should sink all the stockholders, and here would aiisc collision enough. And again the commissioners might wish to speculate, and if they held stock they could have every opportunity. The 5lh amendment provides that no member of the General Assembly, or any future General Assembly, shall be a commissioner under this act. You admit road commissioners ate state oilicers and not constitutionally eligible to any other, yet you say they sit in our legislature, scrutinise their own doings, and appropriate the three per cent, fund which passes through their own hands, and that this has been a ruinous concession ; well now the 5th section of the bill gives the. same power to those commissioners that is allowed to road commissioners, and if it was a ruinous concession to allow road commissioners to hold seats in our legislature, would it not be equally as ruinous to allow canal commissioners to hold scats? the bill gives them the same power, consequently, if the constitution is overlooked by the one it will be by the o thcr. Hut you say the unjustifiable workings of tins representative shows how far our constitutional rights arc regarded ; air I cannot understand you here you admit that road commissioners are not con stitutionally eligible to a scat, and that the canal commissioners have the same pow

when they take their oath Hut y. u tell us to ak our own judgment if these amendments cre in the spiiit of our constitution, and such as our intei ests re quired. I answer the 1st and 'Jd wec such as our interests required, the 3;Tto the safety of the woik,thc iih nccesavv to prevent collision, and the 5th and '5:S in the spit it of the constitution. Af er this notice of lhe alteration so ingenious- 1 Iv accounted for, von sav " I an, coin in- ' cod that my tvadeis uurjt see that this all 1 important measure was defeated bv this

Knox county Representative." Mop sir, utl uis way to the Uivcr Piulte, to ex.:

the bill passed m the tower house, with

those amendments, r.:d fell in the senate, when you voted ae.ai.-.st it, consequent! v you deleaved it, Yo say 4!hec an infallible test for all men who have serrd as legislators; look to their former uab,ts ; no'ic-u.o causes they opposed or upheld " If ;!.at is what you wish us to do ve v. Ill tu n rain to the Journals. o Mr E inp; moved to change the r. n.!r

county business to this c Vef,

lime, and on the question shall tllis'bill pass, Ening in lhe negative. i A FAKMEll. Human Ltiru;s. The structure and function of the lungs in human subjects, has long been a chief study ot Dr. Majendic, ot Pans, ami by very numcious dissections ol this organ, in its ouhnaiy and also in its phthisically diseased state, he has ascertained that the tissues of cellular coals ol the lungs are almost entirely composed of the minute bratichts ol biood vessels, of lhe pulmonary arteries and veins, auastomising or cotiiccing with each othtr. rl hat the cells the lungs diininisJi in numbci , but inci cHisc hi sue with considerable regularity, from childhood to old age, the increase being greatest where a cough has attended the individual. "1 hat on the whole, rigtd people consume much less oxygen, and consequently have much less animal heat, and are kss able to resist cold than the young. Dr. Majendic has found, that the phthisis, or consumption, is owing to the s'!'tll pai her of the pulmonary blood vessels sec i cling a gicyish yellow maitct,in one more ot tin ceils of thcitmgs ; this, in some ca-jcs, is moveable, nd the patient c uejis it up and recovers; bin much too luqucnuy it increases, adlieits to the v.nalkt xceit., gradually obliterates them, a:.d the whole lobe at length becomes uil-etruhuis, or formed ol this

tiSK-h lojf.er. Considering thus

connm m.euMT.t of consumption as . i the habitual cci et' v.. .dual tissue ol the lungs, .! i'!iijiu! sid.uics,and panic u ' ; ic acid, in lhc two firi

. i ; i t- iioi. is, wiih lhe happiesl The JistoJi Bard 1 his child of geniuu and ot song, idler a wca y pitgiiui ajje in this kulc ot teat s," and alter many months ol exticme suiVeiing, hasstd ieogih soul; in quietness to the tomb, cheered and eomloued by ihe beninn con sola. ions of our holy religion lie died at Kowky, Ms. the dace ot his nativity, on tne 7th ef M.ty, and Was buried by tr.e sluu ol ids la'.her.

Palladium of Liberty. Col. I.K.WENW011TK passed throuvh

r lankiu., Aiisscini, on the 29ih ol Apiu,

un-

me and 11 s. on a situation lor a n.nnaiy cantonmem; and on the fu st ol May lour companies of United States' Isnamsy arrived ai Tiankiui by water, and ptucecdtd on to join him. Jat Juur. Trom the N Y. Meicantilc Advertiser. Frzrn. Brazil '1 he ship Florida, Capt. Howiaud, has brought advices lion. Hio Jancito, to the i6ihof Apii. Mr. Har-

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Interesting from Lima-The NcwYoik Times says, wc cstcrday advened to the conduct ol Holivai in Peru and Colombia, as displayed in his despotic political and commercial regulations, which he has imposed upon the inhabitants of those ccuntiies. and have since ie ceived by the ship Foitia, last hem, Coquimbo, a letter Irom a liiend, dated Lx?i a, January 15th, which corioboraics all that has bten vaid coi.cetnii this fcccond Washington," and nx ntions seme interesting paiticclars (which ait- submitted o the reader) c nntcttd with his usuipation not belorc lcceivcd. Our cci icpondent say s u Hctore this reaches ye-u, you wjh doubtless have been inhumed of the evems which have transpired hncdunKg the last three months events deep'y afIccting the inteicsts of Peru, and lamented by every enlightened and sincere well wisher of ihe state. 'I he circumstances in which this government now stands, ate biitily these. General Holivar holds his place ai its head as President for lile ; his power is absolute; his power is maintained by the tieasury, which is under his control, by ihe influence of his name, and chiefly by twenty thousand bayonets, a h..hc ,-oition of which are Colombians. A co. siiiution of ihe Liberators own I: aming, is imposed -Mhc people ibo gcutiul IctUifs c,i which aie lepugnant 10 every punuple of r 1 1 n' jc nin- and oppx sMvc in ihe exi , c li T.rra! Anuie. Saiitj Cn?2 is Vrn Pusidint and lining abscitio Ho'iiai in Colombia excitiscs l e del. .a'ed auti.ority ot Prtsnknt. He is destitute ct ;al. ems or mem, and is leiun.n-niud ?o the ollue by a fl. xihle charc;er, and the basest scivi.ity He bus three associates, .did the loui cunstr.u e what is ca ed ho council ot govcinmcnt. Fiom h s botly ati laws emanate, ai d by 11 ate epca:ed at pleasure, the cotisiiiunon 10 the ontraiy l.otwiihsianding. In fine, theie is but lhe name ot a lepublic, while tho most revolting military despoiism exisis. uch a system cannot bu produce dissatislaction among the pioplc. '1 hcv have been dece ived. '1 hi y have noi obtain d the liberty which ihcy contended and suffered lor. Consequently, xh diM extent, though silent, i dt c p, and it. spin of the terroi s of unbridh d iy iai i y, tl ey will finally cause thcil jus en points to bo heaid. It H.Mitai si ou d tot tinue 10 give the 1 em to his unboundt d i.mbitu q, if he si on d not est the buidens of this oppussi-d 1 topic, 1 t,i,,k this devoted

hut cue Justice fioiv. each lovvhship

of doing

that

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oc au noriseo to transact ihimucss, age 170. So, since tho Hu-rd ol Jus'itrs cannot be di.nc cv , r-r-d lhe l'oai! of commissioners revive you iv.e iictermincd to change it any way; ai least yi-u are determined not tone idle. Pac 141, Mr Ewing olTered to mend ;n act entitled an act rehtivc to crime and punishment, the clfect of

net, late Charge d'AiTairs to the couu of countiy will, eicthe lapse of a long pe)liazil, and his lady, has atiivcd in U.e liod. witness another revolution, and n-n

I ' inula.

e learn

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. ...wwh.. .. r- JUIHS UI Ol'-0( Shi ft AVlti

by a passenger, that tbq ! civil stiifc Heiw. ei ihe Colombian W

c.i:isc puisued by Mi.F,aguet, m de- native tiotms, ihe dtept st animosity pre-manding-his passports, was warmly advb- : vaiU, which has shown itsell duiii g ihe cited by lhe diplomatic coips. andjfo last month inseveial acts of opt n hesnl-

eigners gcneiady. It caused much sen

sation in the Hrazilian capital. '1 he Htazilians argued that it was not possible iliat his maiestv would let Mr H

J o ' ) ; it was." siad thev. " a ruse de rrurrr

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whicii amendment was to stll fcu.aJei , on his part, for ihe purpose of obtaining guilty of larceny ! Itul.is sir I thirk you ir.Jcmnity lor the capture of propcity bc-

legislateu lor ycurceu, tor you hnu you

cannot get a woman any other way, and perhaps you thought to pass a law so as to stand a chance to buy cue. Pages 212,213, Mr. Evvinjj cflered to amend a bill subjecting ral and personal estate to execution to this effect, Piovided that nothing herein contained shall effect contracts heretofore made or mcrt gages before given, and on the question shall the bill be so amended, Ewing in the affirmative : and on the question shall the bill pass, Ewing in the nepativ cue zigzag turn John.

lty in which a number ot lives were lost.

"Lima has haidly begun to leel the bent ficial ii fluenee ol peace Some ft v7 inipiuvc merits aie 11 akir g in the appearance of private owellii gs, but in gt ncral the devastation Sc luinous eilects ol the late war arc still apparent. '1 he revenues of the government are said to be ample, but they are diverted into other channels than that of rebuilding or adoin-

longing to Ameiican citizens.' 'But th-jy were astonished when they lound he

vas about to imbark It was reported

that one of the influential members of hfs in the city.

'"J" ' 0 "t"V ;'"l'Wr commerce is in a deplorable state, to make some concession to the Kcpuffli The imports of the two last years have can Envoy. - It was a step which would been immense, grcally exceeding the coninevitably involve them in difficulty with sumption, and the trade consequently rua formidable power." 1 he Emperor is inous. It is now in some measure imsaid 10 have replied, (and doubtless, says proved, but still unprofitable 'I he favour informant, it is true, for the reply is emmcnt has passed a law which goes inm unison with his general sentiments) to operation on the 6 h ol February next 'Mo the Kcpresentativc of a powcrlul lavinir an additional dutv of n;.J

j monarchical government I might be in- on sundry articles, among which are