Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 3, Number 5, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 July 1843 — Page 3

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I.I.AK Uli; TtUki K.

OM ll Mi k l lo w I i rinrr.r How..! ims U lilloml. ' It is a shame ul violation f our pl.ghte.l honor, to hurl tf'in ntfiff .ri i an; i.v. Jam,.' H'utr ,r', w itho.lt even a charge of delinquency,'' Mid prominent mem-

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Our readers will find the July number of the Icmo- j J.rt it br rrrollecfeJ, that the whig hare broken up the cr:ti. Kviow tu!! f entertain. n nt. The MliojfS BN MMpraWaaM Tanfl of KM. which Mr. flay cal'ed " a im...- various than common, and a great aJdit;oii ha been irrÄtv . f praee an. I an.t" It tween the North and South. i . . . . - f : : - iL. - ... .

I i fii t Mr. Wilier has few super tots mZi' l" icrest i m .nau.r iHmuniii,. ,,, , ,1U.., (;,,,. n,.,;, ,, ;r !,W.t, :. i nw I I I. f V I 1 ..f II S"lll II B I I

Uu adJresswas lists ncd to " " -.oMipii v.. . " . U f-re th- 04 -e ,.t thf t. .u J n. v. r re ' a!tcieJ

RU8BV1LLC, JuH- 20, i3. Mer-. r.'itor : !',on la-t Sa'ur Jay we !al as el pucnt

and able petch delivered its si it hat Uttn my lot to listen '

any whe;e as a st'irop -rr i

tier of Iba Wing party, on I. anting that the triumphant JJJ h tnijmty of thru WtN weil W. I to illuatrate a .er f , haractcrnu.c pit In I'liiiw r nn.l. . . I. . I. I l .i.i. .1 I.1..I I - . . mam if t ft ... 1

Dwmct icy I t it'.mili-tnt. A wiun.i. si mi, swi.it - Will. DON I LOI ItlAIVAII

Presents o the issue of our last j

new Irorn tin- l.ot.i.i.iea ! lion , hut it . wm I Ion a 1 t.. In- true Ilm it is even no' The 111 HUH Mil have swept Till; wilni r BT ITC

ithslan!.ng our I. 1-, tin v have 1 deal m rleclin; i.vr'.y !' t?. r C'iiilii 1 T f'oiiip out Im r-. on CmiiiIm il C(M k,

t imi.r iidiI. r Ii It.. l.,tiSlit , , 11 ,jaini il l n . . . ,.: . .... . . m n, U nt, , I, nnin-r am! IN m illinir- in and about town

('....! m Mcklj mUmmma, ome of oi;r whi,: frien S : Ath y treu- romplf.cly kinned, , Mr N-al has gr it ! al ftf dmllt r . and if tin i ut of - 1 man MihtftM vmm has ne. r been henrd in ÜM (? ( notbe rxpe tr i tint tlC9 would be in a very o.,d tho engra . r continue to Im- a p.od a are in d tin !h:iii. It f polices, I nk, for a f w rnimite, the ear of Utirr ,r af,er the oteratiüri. Mi. WellciN IfJftftffc'WM ri- 1 Ut of In pen will he, The Di in r itu must gri-ati that rr-at and renfii i t.il.li- ma- f my f. lion tilftWIU WM rtpallj takM in recounting the j r rniv m die by the ciil.ii is circulation. The first cketch, the W ftitny, rallied. 111 1' iiin.'ir t!n ll:i of the r!i nartiil ll.im.ofi i IM i .r. .. - II.. i!. ,xrA ...1.1. 1. .11... r .... .. ... v..n wall

I ' Itllt II. .t I,. 1 l. .r. tli mmm tttli f rriinri nl t In kftm- u Iiii , i.,r,i aU - r , t .1 ti i i . v that flii 1 fllVPril Will lt. . i. . . . I WT J m i ..4

w- ' . i ji- p... ww i wfjftB, imtavvi "vftw -F-t 1 ÜI ll'ililDrl I 1 1 1 1 Pf I I I If H Hin t iiiutllil

Ami t II tlic new- Tii- Herald at ' N ver NMI the i iv that tin Ik r of . v Ork -am brought down tin- ltritih hanm r, bat tbi dUtrict, wbiel

WHi tin- i-ne ot In. ..r . h. i ii n f iited h a demo

MMM IB he their Ica! r-. t r M m.inv ociions have i pai h- r btlkod Un H ani'are- fur th r total bankffttpftCT in up

polite il faith. Th v will doobtfeae remember that, tharing the ranraas t" lH40, candidatei l"r II 111' '. Irf;n the ieai demy down. that orators of t vir) if it . pledgsd ih. -irr d honor of tin- party at itfa tfM ! mnitn 1 .ill oath, tatHitftg tioil to witm 3 tin ir inci titv . tii.it. .iioiihl t!i.-y In- elected, M no nrata a boo Id l- harm d -ut of offit a for outnioji bvIvc. Willi thi-i ..!. inn pledga beiore tlnni. tin r. j iced Mfben th- mW the triumph of their lause. Hoi wh o. in au rnapa ralle led effort, t!i mm placed

;ii. . men in power, and room I lor t lie luinimeni i the vows thus soli in ii Is' siven. Iiow were their stnsibilitte sbocke4 wln-n. in;ail then of. I in- seem- r!iani d. and Iii!i- tin i . t h was itill rpnveriiig on tneir lip-, and il sight of that God ami that Nation Br DOOJ thejl h id railed t witness, ti.at if elected "m man should ! turned ..!ii fr opwioa sake, llu lata, the sanile or trtnmph tliat plays upoa the victectotai lirw .f tbe a r.hh r. us they raisi d the (real knife l tin- puilh tine and r4eacd tin- official exit nee d more of th- officers of tin. Government than had i vi r fällen by the prose riptive

fy" ba not kept on- Mittle piotr.ise. but had tr. mp.eO Twomai II Him- . We stabjoiftl a notice M ih tdi-

plej in upon every one wnn sr.rceiy a -in- r uriw. ..' .,,rri

piomi.td to nduce tie expense of the Ceneial (.avein- gorier, to PracRiBKn Finding it ainilalilj imir.ent near la 13 aaUHOM per ai.ntim ; have they due thi- ' .r(t,M.. In-renfter. ti adept the rush syatl in in the "puhhTkev protui-cd that no mau ihoul 1 be turned oat el o:!ire cation of tin- Demo. rat. Review, the Publishers bereb) ' . ... . .. .. . . L i .1 .

f.,:n honct diffeienee ot o; in. n ; I ut if h. wa. m.t.t y tlKSM w no,, ....... r.,. ... re ...... .o,,.,o. .

rl, irdi vi (lift t'tinr.ui :: . - - -

Lei it le irc.r.(rttd, tl.ftt the tsf on salt, aragar, iron, woollens, ca icir-. nd a mu't.tude f other articles . t ha

diaaasnasJda n cc-ity, have lcen increase J fr. :: "0

rent, to 10, ."'. and 1 10 per eaad snJ i!iit a keoey tJt

upon a man's s-.lt, sugari iron, and b ftlikekl, i as 1 a J a. a tat apea Ida cbildesw'a keaaW Lit it 6 ' t ! !. I'.'.jt t!ie cc orra.-. voted t ;. it. gar and sat duty tue, std that nearly all the whig . : d f t '!.t I. ra ' on tl.. m. Ift ii I- recollected. Thai tli whig v . ted to gie avav ihe proeeeds ! the sales of the publie lands in SS

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I -ft i.nT IKinR, JAM M.intonii r lifio. t i. int ran an i .. r niosi, Jr:.: . IlKlt-SI I . oi J, Urroii. reai n rm . .-.kiii, I illiam J. Hum it.

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. : 7TT , 7 "ner in I i Iber ZÜ7Ü i$ türmst! i ho,,. th.ir arrutrs I, , I up MasTssj wawB aod Mtm. Mtkrkes d indispensable au c; hart the j kepi lh? t0 t., U .anner ... J IM. , Ti,.-UWil.,r s ,t ihe eo-oper.,!,.... uf pecfsMtv to ftrry ,, , rial th.twaks t,e car.?,, ami this t prom .el il lia.r.:. was elected, that i.e laboring " ',. , , iJm wwk for Um increaao of in cireulaltoa , ..' . . f , .

I 1 1 ' i r ft m U"M ... I l ft v ij.i ww mmw ' ' " .

u!d ffet ü a d.iv 11 1 roatl bedfl hat Ihn hta ledeitned, , .1 reiapci;v diMrn is; t.r were each to procurs one

or dj we aetiad that we aeifhet get S a aa .-rt,a,t b :' PJBew suha. . ;!ttr ami who could notthe sueces i .f the m..r.o.o,,es. I-.., v n.-n-.i t th-it a. ss.u. a tber em into Mrarer. that I work wouUi not oolt be rendered more pernutnenth - - Let it he ree!eclcJ, T-.at Mr Humus Ewing, a whig

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null, ns would he a-! led to the wealth of th" i.atijn, our .eultura! paaducts WOUM be enl i d ia value u.ore tiian fdtj pel rent: b n i tin- eoaally antrat as avcrjr othei

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., . .i ii i i . . nan .. ! an ine oi"S uoin i, ii"iu us i .iiiiiii.iian in rat till now. John !id. II ha- tin- ne.-u.i ir h-m. r and i..i. ....... m . . .i .... ' i . .1 i . i down to the pre., ut . in. ii.d.ii I ii .. Ja I..!. s Keisn ol

li.t l Jili-lin l i ' l 1 55 in- ill'. ..-ii. I .'I i.i.i ll" llll

to 0M t niigr-ss of the I ...in! Hi lies, fniiu i pt nple h

.1 t!. -t too, in hundreds of instand . without

always v ewe rated ihe imauoctal Jackson, am! have at last ri -deemed tin. hallowed land Innii ted- ral dominion iNow for a whig iin. w hu h i uns t In... fi . in tJM Bl i . Ihe. a Cks) w hig t' deral pi per l.ooWnur it the rtsaaH of the City etection in :. pbiloso. pineal MUfid, it .. ems to n. that we have httem slifhtlff until u, i. The w . h we i r . have, be. n taught alt tson that will he ol see v tec to them he reat t r. and w fi . I -sured that th-v will profit by their experience. It does not bei i.tn. a defeated partv t ra- lo t di- -tor , but it .s w i.i for lhaM tik- not of tin- in it.u i in which tin have keen uuereouae V- have tu en sli epnig over a mine. wi, h has CSp led under us t'ir- must he taken in future to countermine am! atfJOM BtrategJ with lik. preparation That latest returns ni ti this. Saturd iy, noon, are from the I'.i a une of tin- 'Ml., and an as t'dlow 1st Distrn t Slid. II. li-m..' rat, 1 12) Rogers. Whig.

Slidell's majoritv . '-id Dm tri t L dM hi. !. . Ih :. White, Whig, l.ahram he's majority, '.Ul lli.tm t Dawson, Demoeiat, Rlaaa, Wing, I law sons majoritv . 1th Dtatricl Bossier, Domo i I, Moore, hta.

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even pteferring ft tingle I. arg.-! And now. f. li-iw eiitxeua, from the aaani instances, p runt u.e to call vour attention to so base, a- to shock aH mi n of 1.7 Bttfties. At t he !. ul idTtlie Land I MBce, that complicated depart--uu ut. stood " an Indianiaa," who by bis incessant toil h id plan l it- lung neglected afiaira in a heiter condition

th i:i the bad v . been ; and n h . win n there, procured for Indiana that valuable tract of u Canal Land." Tinman, who .un- amongst us an orphan boy, with nothing to sustain him hut the gn-.-.t m. ml which Haaren hid

given bins the profound setf-taugbl scholar, whose voice for twentj vears baa been heard either u. our legte lative halls or before the tribunals of justice the plain, warm-hearted J n Whitcomb, whom nature stamped with tin- impress ! intellectual greatneaa, and upon w bote politi. ul escutcheon not a single -tain had ever fallen. Cut he, even he, with his ability and integrity ronfi ssed,

wm loomed lobe hurled Irom office, as thot.gb guilty of BOOM eooemoUU f.-hmv ' ami that. t., ii make room for In- successor lo roanpeniate lam for the I"-- of tinie and dignitm hi bad sustained b leaving the Bench nnd adjonming Court t ihe detriment d" omn unity, w bile fee might make r ibble-rousing speeehi s in 10. : d be it ccr remembered, thai with hut ejectment came the pu'. I., ronteaaion that h- bad Ix en a verj

faithful public servant.

piomi.e mn.c .' 1 ais iiie. wi itie ! and f .und w inline

je pis i tve parsed j wLrmaat apon iheai. In a lew days the cit.e.is -t thii Mata waH be c died up a ta try this promise breaking party. 'i' any one doubt their d ciaien No, s.i -. the people of tais Sav will repudiate the party who have so falsely betrayed i!a:n. Mr. Weiler addressed the people o! Lewisville on Monday, n which pl.c- t!i re WM a vc:y g'.ol turn out. Ml. C. B. Smith, candidate for iTengress ia the Wayne District, being prMcnt, Mr. Well, r mJc prooosilion, that if Mr. Santth sjkthed to ftuawei hi n, he wo e I ipeak an hour, and then would tive Mr. Smith tvr . h ms to answer, and be (Mr. Welter) would fejoin. Mr. Smith accepted the ptoposilhaB. Vet, notwithstai ding Smitl. tna ! his best eir.it, he WM uu-t

r rapletelj used up. borne louiteen or niicen oi our nur friends here felt ms te from the effects of Mr. Weiler j ipeeek al Saturday, tint the , expt ctin Mr. Bmith te be at

I.ew.-viMet acw.i ue.icr, cati.e up i r me purpose oi jnt fanners of America, . . . I .. . I . . .1. V ' I

getting -nine i I men : ; .i c- a: oime i itw s me i mrwi i on oil; hut anfortnnatel) (or these individaah, ha had aenttO ' ll i . M s on as Saailh'l tw hours were up, thee truth telling individuals bolted and came heme, and told, (in a !v iDce -A tliote win remained to hear the !mussion to tie end,) tint Smith had used up Weiler bally' siiou! I n t thoc men be entitled to a pewtei Bftedal ; 11.

core, hut its sphere ol oaefulneea, aa a powerl'ul pl.t.. al Prret uv estimated the eomnroaaiee tariff bill raised otore ..... '

org .... um n ay manwtaiii iei mm. revenue than the ! .te tar tt and .hat the , rcteat ihat the To r.lMr-H: -Tim lo- lMbe.li.,. sr.ne 8tahrSH I wtxk eye ...revenue as! tnalltr larccv than that of its sobscribcrs, it has become - ' ... ,,,, .

. e.s.uv to curtail it ; tboe, iherfre, w ho mav desire tneir late taw mat v in Daren ana uae watw i,

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Jf-str ! t -r yf II hit Mill I PI I Cftndadare . i.i ; n -en at.e of Manon ( ouaty. 44 M.- I . iv-- mm anaenaeu RBataaait' i aais af vVayne I '. .a- a Candalate f . (' uni rosamisiener, ehowi : . - . uted by Main otcbs. '' '" ' mi. t.r -r Jir MMTaont as a .all ladgt at t!.r eit'U.i.g election. W r. It. annonnce Roarav Pints ion aa a C u to ih ofiicr of I'tobate Judge. Mm k it rata Please aunsaMM Anis tVr i s a candtlati i . the oflin i . u.rj A-e-oi an I oblige Vv oira.

lo receive the week in future, can have it forwarded on j,- like an oriental nail

lb. ir .--11. : T t . n ü the names of two n. w suh-ei iiiers. w Ith

the amonnt of iheir eubacriptioos, an cxpedieal neceaanrj to the interesU of the work, and far from difficult t a - . oMpliafa. W e invite those ih -;r !:s of sii!.. i !-;iig. to an . ruination of the work al tins tli- We will forward remittnneee, in accordance with t!.- t. rins, fret oj trpentt tu the ubaeribers.

and ti-. Trcntmetil of

lTorikins farinrrs of ! ir; r:a trel .

Let it b reeittrettd. Thai the l.i.-h tar IT men in the nation an satisfied wit!. l!--s I. ill of ebominfttioos as s bighl r tediee tariff, atid ihat the federaliata of the N rth hud lorn! s I public rebdetnga .. its paaeage, and on the ovcrthr. w . I the tanspTiinitse bill. Let it ' recall eltd, That the u-i.era! pacification i Bu ropa. ihe ete..si.n of :. i:ii.-...-tijres :n Kiig'am', f-e-itlai ! Irel.i- '. Ki.-s.a t5- ' it. v. I'. anc. m v . I lei ;.u a, Sweden und our own country, cnooected with tha vast cut njnaai

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The following is part of au arrive in the . i.don Morn- ' ' " 11 " " - "enmery. am. a i2 Chronicie, by o.e who -avs himself has whistled at 'drcre-.s ia ihe c 1 ot the r.w miter.a'. and the wafs of the p.ou.h." It will i raciicalry ilWrato .!. sort of wa & I v ll - f J ' J c-s of labor, and ssnaeral degradation to which our HüfA c"P r. of aranofactnred .t. lea in the bwt tc vers . the Protective tariff men are laboring to rcdm c t!:e in.:.-- tltieJe of Bard ware, for eiamph), having rfimiiushrd m

price u. Kt gland f.om nfty t ightt p r cent u. th a t me: und th at if these lüg.t !.. - vsire .educed wc shou.d get

It is a on.. r ttion held at Abingdon : " Y u bold the plough hovv old are vou !' I I e sixteen What wages have von Three shillings (67 cent-) a week." 1 -n't v u gel v.-ur victuala front vour mister !"

RUS11V1XLR, July -: lv tl. Mr.-sRs. CoiToaa----The atodern gteat maa, J In. II. Bradley, visited oni Iowa yesterday, and made us a speech. From what we bad seen ia the whig papers throughout ihe St .te. we looked (or, M .Mr. Hi Idle sail .-I" Mr. Webster, a perfect "efftnaer. He bus bean represented a- giev.ly MfetMM t ither Whitcomb, Bigger, or Bright, and all parties beie expected lomethiag a tip above the vulgar ;M nut I think I may My with 1 . untradictiofl even from a real coon, tii it be disapt. bated all who heard bim. It wa. da . i kfdtj the weikcst ellort made heir thii irjajotaf, ami below any thing I ver beard front mm canvassing the whole st its t . enlighten the pa ple on p iKtie-i. He led I tn he ia tnniti.it I. ft il. 1.1 i'ie tariff dUtiibnlion .... I l ank ; bei ftflei

.No I uy- tin ... all." , M All out of three shillings '" Bea, at d l uys r. y elotbefl out of that." 'And what do you buy to eat !" u uv local why, I buys bread and lard." Do you eat bread am! laid alwajl ' W hat lr.se eng I for breakfast 1" What have I f r brcak'as. ? Why b.ead and lar-l." Am! nhal f r dintsM !" Bread and lard."

What fol supper, t'.esarne Bes. the same for sooner '. read and lain.

Its. eu,s t. be alwavs ! read and iard ; have Voll no millions ol u !I T as a legai

Mir necessaries al m... rnlucid ptu-.s than wo now ib. L ! ii ! n n 7'Vf.v .', That Unis high and prntulaitina l arill'has pattia! y enl fl and destroyed our foreign tt de. re duccd the Mice - I cotton, t!ie urcut utanle of the south,

and lost to the souther.. M ites about 2,0MjM0 in the Reticle of freight done in carrying our laat crop of cotton am! tobacco. Let H he wtteclett, That au indebted people ran no!

be ratieved by increasing the lax. i ti the things vs inch thev eat, drink, wear and w rk with. Let it he iccst'ci ' That the late administration ft fi a small debt ol at most but about $7,000.0110, and tint the v'hes have left t. the Democratic Congress etiicb will ftsae uble in Dcccnler next, a debt of twenty erven

.5 . Msyst W liilroitttt, i I r ( vi rmr. n ill adtlress the

Ith- i . . t ' s .,c. j 'ar. . when ail in favor .f udeeuai. . ii '.i im-rulc ai d coi ruplioa, ar n-ijucst .1 to ! pre-ent. PiiurM , an Thursday, Jut? S7tku .... I! .1 i ii... I. :.ia . JuU "th. t. ii of. , i s- i'u'.'sv . July "'h. Cv it). .-. on Mm .' is. Jufj .list. It i,iV :.'i . on i'u.'sd.iv. Al-Cllot I. K U; -r!, oi. We. I. ics.' i v . ocat Ü. Raune, mi Thursday, Angus! .1. I., vci w rth. Friday Anco! I. Cor-, ii ti. .ii -a'iir.lsy. Auju-t.1". .i .v Alhauy,on M wslav . Aaaj, 7, at k IocL, a m. vriE.l.lAHI .j. r:i:ov. . Cm Congiess, n iU ideVcM kie fail w c it. ens a ihe following limes and plere'i Angusl i, Marion t samt . tfaturnny, i.tb July . n Ik , P M. Ihv rille, M ... I .v . :'!-: July . I uNAnafk, I M Ckarlol esville, II ins. nek i aMty, Tuesilsy , lt August, l oVIoch, A M. I'hiladi Iphia, -am-1! tj . ' n 1 k. I M Cumberland Marion un'y . -Inesday , il August, Iii a . I. k. A M I'.. tbel. Muri ac ant) . Thursday, "! .Vig . M o do. k, A M

Marlin dale's T;v in .. . t ... a m

n M i . .. . .ititv . Friday, Ith Aug I . :'. acini k, t H

i iivvi." Wk n "Tip snJ Ty vraasdl the cay, : It ' 1 1 - 1 y i!e ', i i i ot:. . - f.. . knew w arid 'ie

At roen-skia .. t". inc. v 1 1: . "ii pucKel i And t:. .1 -i

. key rolled i i i . j.ist v u te tat 1 1 , relief . we "II latw l..h,

Bossier's mapirtfy. "-" ' TMa rendera Ibe elcciion certain fr the Dcmu , the First, Second ami Third Districts In th i Hi.triet ih.- return, are v. t incomplete ; but there iHtroni; ju nlilit dial the li.;' ire ! aten In i a! . .

Tl.- Conner ha I be ftiftowing n lions on tin tinn : W'Ii.-ii we red. t that an I X I be wllifia earn.

rati of Hew I rlea.i- by Howard- of I 100 v ot. that t!u ir

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Til... then, the man who i- now beföre us for j spending some two arars, more or less, on rite tariu, ana peiIhe firal trflka in the State a man whoot wa have tried petratiog the eaosl lilly an! lidkulous ftbsurdittei about it, ... ...... ... r . . T.....I

In slal "11 to what tie eaoe: .li-n it.inion m ine punii . by ayini ü. it ihe general t; trtratttral ovghl t . lot om Slate ...it m' it. .1 to-ii t i.-s b len line i-s credit lo ns. This - cu-

ations of the higbeat importance, ami through ihe g rf which bia giant mind has ever borne him with r In liimielf an. I Inn to Indiana.

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I hi-, e thus nofcsin of Mr vVhilcomb, hecans'n hie char ft tor is nnw, btrnoiiluj ;t part of Iba bktnrj of 'In- State :

ndomil ible energy chnmetar has writbin nontbs given almost evert maa in the State

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an averaj.- tii .ti .hmi in it in tinrcn . .si .sc. eiecu u no- : x -. s i.t unpopular mayor by a majority of :M: that l.l j j,, bo, Bp f i,s , .!-.;!! to. filf .e fjubcrnatoriul chair. Aj.nl I.Ht Utej . !. ted :n ijorities in each of ;!,.. atnnicip il ,ut ITI t1(. ,u ,!,!,.,.. ,,i . ..... without any act of bis - . .1 ...I .. ..... I. I. ...... r I

r.iii. il. an l .:. ine general cuum . .. - rm upon these o..-t v .-iits, tl.e late reaull alnanaf m -u. pns.t. as it is gratifying. RnfJM strong distia lire lim i v.T.-drawn bet wei-,1 th.- two narliea . New ttilnans

n. .ii. ' He forgot the Bank ea'irrly. During; hiremnk- Ml the larttf, he mule several coarse aad vindictive assaults up m Win- man, beneath the dignity of any gi t.tiem a, and disgusting to his ana party here, njho are personally acquainted with Isaacs Whitcomb, because be inee practised m Ihis eireoit. Bradley certainly r!al aot du

littn-o !f justice In ro, ! i I r.int.ot believe he

:. iiinny of himself all od i the If V ill . s tin

boikd bacon at 1 vegetables : .No ; ih- . be I... place to boil 'em ; no time lo boil 'em ; none t boil." Have you nevci a hot dinner nor supper; don't you get pot it. es ' m Em potatoes, an wa pay for 'cm. Master h's us boil 'em "nee a week no we like. And what do J - u cat willi tin in, bacon !'' No . ... bei Iben

' I, lol ; neyef has iifil!,i:.r hut Iir.l

Can'l v u b-.il yourp-.tal

ilsy you ili.i.i-i' t M ."So ; bai no fne." II ive v.u. no (ire to wnrn. you in cold weather I - N we newr ll.s file."

Let it he reeoifectett. That Clay t Id the e; !.- t!iit the mi tc election of (!. Ii sfrii m would of r.. If rertaee confiden rctj r . se prices, g re. employment lo the e , de, ami Btake 'ttmei c o,' und t!. .t he knew- bettet end arannf only t deceive ihe eopba when be It ! ::. way bat ibeee demagoguiug promts, s. J.i i it A rcceiVcetf, That with n empty Natso Tieasu-v. . i.e. made n donation t Mrs. II irrioiii of (;0(1 they voted $19.000 to lleuderson a wtrie; tVnaia

..ts or cook your siituals any from .Mississippi under a pea tl.it tbe Indians bad dam-

pgcsj bia IsimI, oben Lis land n is not north dial su n they dunlartty r..i- .l tbe price ,,t publk prinainf SO per cent, ovi r and above what iils A .N i'nti l.al rotitracl

u.. 'in.: "t The i V t.

I r'la.ei, .re le 1

j.m

As c ptiv. men a t asvanaafl itnr I

In.. ... K . . '. ). L With bl.ih. iir lit thev turjed away,

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laj ful 'tnilr,

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as he h - in Bush

he leg-Thai

Tin- higbeat vote Nr den sti- indirlate I ; ialature wa- given 1 1 Genei I Lewis in July I

Tote aanonnted to I and was ahoul SOOanora ibanwas Risen t asvnral other gentlemen mi ihe same democratic ticket. Il exceeded the vote given to Mr Barton, who was on the sanM ticket, by 1-1' This fae! ftbowa the gn-nt j.- r-uial p ; il irilt of Gen L But . i M n lay list Mr Barton r eit I I I'i't votes, which exceeds the

ow n Oh Bon changed! Those exaltnd virtues that had 1 1-.. ihe l he me of i nlogv by mil, wen- either flown forever, ir tranaformed into the most hideous Ireaaons that ever darkened ihr aim nf .nun ! Who that hsarna his elmiactcr from aamt of ihe papers i f the ! .v. would tint. ! that lift shuttld be permitted to

mingle in the society of men - A J:ro or Orric Holoem and th.-ir croui-liing .o.ojtlntHts had coococted and collected inn v. ist rom rvii the u...-; nefarious and abominable lies ever conceived.

WI re do you 2. in the winter Menings!" ! lo do il f.rj a- .1 fifn . n ti cent. ksherih ... Bis i . To had, w heu it l e tune ; an it beu't lime we goes to jves ! ad I e ihe printinij f r; and tin- donatiou aaaount

wne of Ihe housen as be round fthout. '!' ih. Ii c .!. - ,.t some of Ihe cottagers, I eupp we

.'. - . fan we eau act.

Id . I vi Mae ' 1 t-kc 1 . li ! I!.- pa Ij If t!.. V h ...

a i li ! imt i.

... ....... " a ! iy

N IT- ILLLK, Brown C matt

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Dr. u Cmai t mi

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ned ove

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yesterday, w; re I found wm. J. It r an u eonle a- a candidate foe Conen ... I made -

!! inquiry as t the pt -p II i i II .wn, ml the tep'y was front all uoarteis thai be would teat Dsry and his ben and chickens from 3Vi to 400 m-j uity in li't'e ih .nor; tic Brown lie ibowed op tin- ptoeeedingi of Ihe labt coanCongre i hi fine style, and with the ... -t hippy effect. The people say that they want no at re iuch federal eon my as wc have bad ander Dav reign in C ngtes. They say thai I a v v

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get ; do yon g into the I

. - u ns !; re but to

mm. l'..r li. ii I. ' i.: i ii r bv Hit. and s .ovv. ma. .Tit I

ransiug fWuw 3 lo 86 over Mcsers. )eliunms, Musnou nnd They either hired or permitted a mereenan rditor to boisl Hunt, wh.g candidates for the legislature ... 1842, and yel ,. (., , .. .-. , of defamation, with Ifta train hope l" pour-

the winde vote ot I.,-! M.n:av ,--.... is ...c wii .ie . i, iMUeenl man such a flood of cnlumnt and ... ... -i . .

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,1 tl,.. Storno., rn tie iiu inti-t b- '". wr-uiu v.n.wia ............ urii i u.. wi:ii care. vivwniqii

'- A o. im: :

ry e .!,!.' U here - v . v: r bed '" I-. Ihe t tiil, (stable loft.") How n mv i f H s c. ;. lh re !" - 1 1 ow many .-n hoc. I I " Four !..st . ar ; live this." " 1 -cs any one make v.-ur beds .'. r you I

ing to 50 or 60,000 dollar was mad In sustain iheii profligate esiablishnie t fi in sinking they took J- li .' .f the pcoi'le'a nto rj to I uy booka, whk h ihej .!.!.: i'. u'e.l at:, .ut themselves !. gase nearly half a million of dollars to .1 1... Ross, notwithstanding the I .run r admints t rati n had set I. d wul. h.... in full lor removing the (?hrr akees, snd had nj -. te-l his rdaim s unwarrantable and

M.iai Mrsr a t is Ge irs

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f dollars f . t .ii I ' ii i ss-

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make em our selves.

pr. soat pre i

in d

nsa af last treat l''2SI"iNl by o.ilv - Hi- plant. I .mi

these circnmstrineesi.

bi.nself ith

leeti

serv -reat for n rhaps there .s not in th. w I...I,- I iu . a rise above its stem hy mrface until the election should credit and ibili'y. kltbough he was in I id ffeal.h wbill

deu.oerat mre m ark- d and uneoiii oni-m-i ng in his poli'i- pnM ,iwav . and In- he overw heliii. d w ith def at. Bui w itl. Iic.c, In- -I.iii. t ve rarmints with .. mastei band, :i ! be pi

unjust CS l' t;-

profligacy and corrupt. n m rked then whole cartsrr. I, , be recoil etrd, I hit they put all the !: ts , 1 1!.. peofds f the Siatea, at tbe option of the ! Inn to j.iv I hem . r . i-; odi itc theni, end c . i I .t a II mkrupi law. .. it '.c recaiiecteti, Inal the I its . grcss s.t kmger ar;d pocketid ihmeelses mote of t!. ju lo- money than any C narea that ever aat in the Fniteit Mates, and tl

ihe i r- u a It ...in . summer. It will ' ll.l -rv .1.1 . - ... a .

the feathers off the Jay bud Paw w.t'a ut scaldin

II.- arospecU in this id- of Barth dome w an- very t' i tetm. even beyond out mosl tanguine h .;. When m ell cti a :- VCI J i U 'II lit ir fi :n ... .n a roi c ot IbUO !i Vouis. A

eal opinions ikUM Mr Dartnn, .r wm; MM wen wore the power of his arm he baa rolled back the waves of this m idv to avow iiiein on all proper oci asions. , . . . . . . , rcu.iy .....vow . i 1 .1 , .i ,o, unti th.-v luv.- buii.il ihe wretches out ol whose A gn at ehaMM is . tt. . t d ... ... i s munis by tin march of political events. ifn wlricfa ihe suppresaioa nf Ine mouths th. v were lit.? spewed. banks and the progress that is taking lowards a restora- i M Mr. Whiteornb'a honorable competitor, 1 have notion of the enrrenev are the m -t emispieuooa and eflec- mBa hard to My He - doubtless a . lev er. inotieiisiee live Th se ennihined w ith the weakne ami violence , . . . , . . . , 1 " . . , , . ,, i man. and would mt Unmnn g 7 do tin- M ite nnr harm, of our opponents, have produced a revofuliun in the poll- J tics ..f l!.'uisi.i..a wh.eh then- .s .... r.as,m to doubt, will Bnf from the fact that !.- lias don.- .t .... aossf that he be pern.aiient. and plnri kM ewdJif I prosperity on sta- pro. I limed t" tin- p. ' in '40 the lHmm t. 1 m 3 stem ' lib foundations It f.r frmn ur .....ul tin- eaull 1- ;!,,. danger that tin- influence "f the .tli- d Wring the fust lion of vietorv. to say or do any thing to wound tin- sen- ,( ( ,,, Ilr,. ;l .,Urtin fnmi the t o t "' sof our adversaries. I..r ...any afa ho,., wa 1 -nt , r- .,n ,. M Governor ... l-i:;. he reives ...... ..... L111.lt. 1 inrt (-.'eelii V e tlMM tl.at t i' V

w.ll take it in good p.. t that wc gbince at the cnoditioh $1000, besides feaa ami conüngewetafl anjnttwtm t.. a t . that tereral af the most zealous aa 1 bah.., wbigr of Illings ihre- v ears ago ami consnurc it with the ire- mach larger nam, and has spent some flktOO worth oflhnl ISSO.wbo ate now ikciaVdijr for Whitcomb. 1 think Wbitsent I., doio so. ev . ry n- must I..- aMcmiohed at iiie (jin,. ,,, iravers.ng tlf Hiaio ! se. uro a re-eleei i.m " combs maj .rit) in this count will be upwatds of 100 ri.e immense odds with wasch the le.noer.its ol ihat .lay p,,,,,, ,. j-,,-! ,l:lt M. (i V7 of pr.unises and impt't ..!' per- uiiigl here are making consiJersbte eiTut to .usiain Bigger, were obl.ged m e.mtend-Mttce,, h .nks. ,u lyxl' ,;,,,,.,., n. rrom tl..- firegoing considertitiims, I In fact Ibej bare n. Inawes of carrying this, .untyfoi Big. InaatsrVn a-k the ca...l,.l p.'rt r the Whig pnrtj if it is not high gertVnd m that thay nill not be dlwnpointu .... . Dunn I ,nx of bank ...... .....' have evre.se.l over the ............. ,i topbsceal lbs helm of Governmenl another pilot? 1 Corres. He Is here canvass! g oi.v ... a cont.wt. wh.eh thev were well aware. im.Iv.iI ,,.. xv r.,,, i gM t. tried OH the MOSt StormV hH COUl.ty I ut h n g. rg V.. M - w II t . ..t

... a i . i try rooeequeni c of der burr 1 iu bis I. it bad its !

SPFfCKB, Owes Co J fly I J. IS43. Mr. Cu s cm an : Ii m iy be a little urpribig lo you to b an. t'.at ihitfounty is not regularly erganized httt ' esinr 1", if we arc tveil united. If the el t, .u turn on ibis county, be assured that Whitcomb and Bright will be elect

ed. '1 he vh ta -r .-y have I e. 1 uturg !.e I littCC " I

" U 'h 1 w .1 -he- v

ie a Who washes em V h " Tea th.-v an n .s icd, I fuppose !

' M . lin y hcu't." W I... ! n.vcr washed Do you mean to say you i2onf late your sheets washed I' 'S-, nevci since I corned. U ben did you come !" I. ist M hae mas. ' w ia ur led clothes clean Iben ?" ' 1 .1 ire o lay vva." Ai d il ti'' von know how long thev are to serve until they are ch uu- .1 again !" m Fo Ml. h ! im, 1 hear te l." Hu one charge of led do' bei serves 1 Mir. Don't von find v 1 ur b d ds .greeable f

w io I ! be tm a-ecpy. I nesref knows naught of it.

d 1 onlv li.it I his o eel up afore I he awake, and never act to put out weal

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int it sfore I be a 'most ash p. I be up nt hair, ai d bea t ..! I 1: r pTOH WCS, at .. I!

rhtg Id icad .- ia p vs er ty .1 . 1 '. : Ii t i ps '. : it.ev v. 1 ant a.tiay, a .eel ; It 't.r ftr. n i ,' grt tkt !"J.' 1 v o .1 I ! us Terarere ftrrested by the tkmttt am inrd v b4rnarged w..h kew g 1 i . . 1', 1 . '. 1. ana, hot 1 .ol i r. d ih.it a j erson nan l rlv .ti- i.n. eisen co ted 'r li e f-ame tP-ii' e. pii n i 11.1 t.t I 1 v ... iu.. hH m." LXTiact'tsni n. Ruf.: cman, aid 1 paster sfn fl a .. . w Kt wei k seaslenrad tosaSft iv j 1 i. t . he dt t- .! 0.1 I read 10 t'.i..- all l o co .ittutthag u

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tr. . Ii. r matter . ; j lata d li tive.iTy t'.i.-v i il

New V :k, -aid. cbara. of each other ! y 1 u . and i;s nhofc a. rei i

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S p rCk t ot ..I!. I Ul- t. W h I .. .I auilie'i i ;!. e .line men

,1 in st ih. .r ph asu'e

Wi ol ba

dot w.-rk afire 1 ight at night.'

' Votl don't go - long at the plough. S that t No; bu' master be always having summai fir wet., do, ftft he hind ; WO ba always at SU mittat "

retnoved I j the 1 ; rt entati e.l I r any fraud and roisehi. th 1! I'r. .dent Tj ler, whom to do n hal he bad ph dge ! law, a; 1 '! d t .. 1 up 1 n

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w o id

I., it leave her for

then kM or anmtn, ami eunsesiueniiv nrmigni Mwin eva n failen one w ho w.

nec.es ol 1utl1iet.ee l.n v e. .111.1 possi:. i' -oii m ..111 .. , ,.k ... ,he f.ariul oraaniaation ol th- Slate ffi ..-.all three long ... ,.th- lognther, thai In- may go all around

and hi , tlf people lo ri ebset him ? I c then- are mam . ami I hope th.-n-an- BiBueanaV who are willing j to rote for that aaaa, of whom on.- Mid it is a shameful j vi. dat. of our plighted bnor, to hurl from rdSce auch a man ftst JaUCl Win r OMU, w ith out even a charge of dehiiunsni y.1 Ian XV ,-...-. July 111, 1 r PLEBS. 1 he iini o-Frantic - : w -z fa Knell

. . . 1 . . . .111 'i.i nie r r e , riniiifi- -i ir

"... : I 1 'II... I ). .in. .er.it. öl A.wMri-ans I"" ' ri

.lie in a in 0 . ii .1 , , . I , .. in 140. who were true to their cuts, ami stood hi tin ir Rpproai Inn.' dissolution. Like :.. guilty criminal b. b-n-eolors without tlineh.ng. wen- patn wriln . t ui.t. rr. It m only to bear its tent BCe A I'.-w only final Bo.ue when llainuhal s earasTj ware visible fram f. ; . knve been Wonghl lo liffwt : enough, her w alls. baneever I an hapnr to hnow, to convince the party Ibal This retrosoeci. on w. II he useful aa well as gratifying now ' r .1 . ,0 our fr.,-...S hv the ad.,..,., ...... it kolds forth, ne.cr th.s tnif f $ee-hlde9 have been Mcnficingthemenv to despair t the republic, and nnsM tn camprouiiiai with h. rs ..ml nearest intsreit nf the party, to njfaintain their opposite principles u. any possible Htwa) f things, . ataUoM M that wbetfa r w or th- I rscj however law. -ring and f. igi.lt a" A .la. n . '. t.. , , election .f 1I0 and of suh-.squenl eventi m .v n. i he Iriumph, their dooai ks Maled. Without its use aUo 10 the Whigs' It w ill te.",. h them Th,r. irs t..b- ,.!. true, t.t. With offi .and at least lo respect the intel!ien'e and pitnotism of I heir , specially with fl'try. thai C I'.I "t be broken '.!. "It a

1 a? 1 1... a 11 .. ..w....w

arra v ii in se. m o n i s age u., m .n-i. n v " . Omielafy. Tiwaamwer, Judges from tin- highest to ihe low1 UkuifiaT Cimatables, ratchptdes of ever grade ; all th se aided hv th - weak and wavering auaong our nwn ranks, nu n lt d. Img ..th. . s under Mr Vau Buren, frightened i.r duped int neutrality by the t-. . certain prospect of . hang- Waäek thr at. iied'thein take all iheaa things together, and tt is surpri-mg that MS parlv was able tmake load against au em-uiy so w-U nWiplined, . strong in number, so powerful n. resources, and aoneaan al. m' w, awksmOansafl rirwl tl." I l f raa -

iH'r:ilt I r f 11 iih ii.imih- -i vs -

Cham per for Representative, handsomely, a d no mistake.

In conclusim, I will -av th.t the tight spirit is op bete an 1 'hat the corns bt gm tu lo dl Blue, . Vou.s, IV.

a, at d .hot bun .11 li esc lac's he Tt RM !.' 1 ,is nromisi. 4 p rti

CRAWFORÜSVILLR, July 2. l 13. ('omirfnrrm'it Krmrris of 11', 1 j- ( Coil gS Mcsrni. RntTun rha commenceraenl exercises of this Institution haue ju t past by and wc.e eery interesting! When your columns shall ' c lew crowded wi I. political m .ttci, I iny furnish yon With :n ftlticlc noticing bricflj the following point!. Piofevsov Twuimg's Albe. A Mr -- of Rer. Mr. White offi ath CarnH .1 ür.-- f Rev Mr. Beeches of Indiana; list, his remark's tat education 1 an educatiaa canrcntion of last winter at Indianapolis 1 aa se ere rastigati n 1 one Trefeasot Kimpran' for -s he plea 1 to aasend it, l'-r-e-s-i- !-e-ü-t S-i-rn-p-s-o-n.) and a few at I ei, for HrWaitieg the object of aid centre lioa by Mling With it ; flat orationi of the graduates; I'r. White, lis ct.I .urrate, ;e. Rctpeetfully, Km c ttn ' Faicivo.

Amo '.iit 1?:;ti lsl.-:is:u. At a meeting of the Washiugtonian Stieictr, btteij, lo-bl at Greencnxlle, ihej determined to I. old another Camp Meeting mar beie, commencing on the flitli day of Aua'uif next, and t 1 1 imtiuue three .r four 1 . -

Among the restdutiuns adopted were, in sulmtanee, the following 1st That each Society in ihe county be re- '.'It' laue:s .. .. .1. I Th it 1 1... 1 -t I veiis abroad, w ho I it XII

f. .! a., int. rest in thehr enterprise. Ins requested t. attend, Wa re Wed tl... p dicj t and especially live Lecturers and officers of Muii la r si u u-- simw M. t it is a t. cessarj re u ?. , ... ... . .... . 1 1 .... ... it... , ... ...

I,, 1 1 11 it ii:.- iinji ers oi min f-wieii ua ..;',. 'i...- " if ciiihh inn "'-

.-. cornuiittee with lull power to carry the meeting tn!

baa an hadtnl eiten- ! d a 1 e- w Ie m nearly en. d. ban. W0 are vi .v A 1 j ul al Uariasbnvg . etial w ty was marry ing I. 01 Gbarfesleu, M t. I im A.i'iiln r rlass t w 1. last 1 ii wing frenu ; I - j . t 1 nan I. M t 1. an, und a more wild. -ii .-. anb as t ... .V. V fRindd a, fa 1 nie rs, wh augM 1 it.. t aa, a h- suit of 1 . Rat ii; t .. a wnig, -. . f p. 1 kiupAey, ss h e 1 a n! 1 le.tltoiS t 1 bt h. h'innt ., IKk 1 lC I to -hat raus, t t.vi ,1 na ifity f ';.. - b ace .f 1 It n, m . . a. it aa Aiian v 1 1 1 .

i law i it.

successful o i- ration

Sev. ral persons oi tin- t.r.t taiwt.ts irom auroan, .! r.t. in .1. an exp. eh l to be ia atu ndattce on thi

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itv

v v.. ks since, in or 'er n. of the mensnies u.-ht , ers. Further considera

tint, of th -'i rt.strs ng'iie.is maten illy the p rstltott. 1 he general te. d'iiey ot the legists ti 1. nf ilu- party tn p w. r. is. tn di uu h ti e revenues of the e. untr; empty t;. Nation I Tn usury and 11. rea-e i..e pnh'ie ; etnlitufes It the g'cai Ahsumptiiui bumbug, with all ila dangerous

1 bast s, s'.i u ! sura e d. 1 1 r. ct

I 1. 1 in. 1 .... 1 1 1 ?. 1 a use atSt II . i. I . L li 11 A Mi I X . ff'.fürf.Wf ..V; 1 ttMMt K.V MF.RCHJM ! 1LERS I ' FMHH 1 1 . -' il I. 1 , I. .I ltl.il . . I NO '. N .

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Not a more bcatiiitol place can be found than the ground foil w. 1 in- inte

lately occupiesj fat a Camp by tin- Methodists Suggest hut hit

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.f (15,0 O.OOO. vv uere vs.- ftsfc, i

the matter, fnenil t.nM9, to your rnenos. vv give many re isons in favor of this pi... c, be I we Will Mir friends fieri consider th.s pan. r -

. could aance.

m-.ttev to come :r distrt' U'.cd 't th eign imp .rts s m ! the money u v I.

!ia. km; t. in ... I I.

ihis money 'o come fr tax ii.ii is. I "i. ill -ir hallows. Wl 1 ' .1

leach then, that this government of

CO'IMIIVUI'" 11 ""I i. .1, 11 1 ini. .1..- n

nurs ran safely ami advantage ...!v ! a ! r. d only

,1... nrinrlhlra i." (he IK uox ratle o iriv It Will

.... . . . .

ihein thai it 1- mad. . s. I t ans

ping: Ii neu I .1. 11 t wonder ti.at men fthoul ! be framtU ti". ndi

G Illfftfcr'fl Llbcrull y.

Vaaraaan. i t av in-, iire-etit. d the inemoru.l .

.BI ivsa wm mmm mw j

.1 a 1. id 1 .1:1.4 tin iTrt.ir ! t H'llHir fM.t.r. !.

. I . v fi tl Illir :il is 1-1 " - I "'in 11,

ik .

- . a. .1 . i . a- .... at a . : a. an , -

ronducliiig it n oilier system that if Uiey do disre. ,iie? .!,,n leav ihe b r inane ...a. a.... aror. . t ....... , ,. r ,j, nominaliotts, 1.1 thai institutioa ,

. . .. . .1 1 e ..... . c . . ... ..I. .. it.

t ol met. to thiilK 01 1 1 ... w.'iem.e li.ev inn- i-i-.oi i ' hum i .no

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Indiana Cnii.Wncsj ot the Method.-t Ep.ss pal caught, as the t. iv.es are reg islCtcd, n .n i.. begun and htfld at Centwville, on the of , . ober l -.it nrarint a reforni m the economy of th- The lists can examined alter me et t. "... b . ... 1 ... .... i.i 1. ............. 1 . 1 . 1 ......... 1... ..... 1 1 ...

Thai the Met bo ftsta shsmlsl bae equal .r btW and the penalty

Pipelttyertaj LtMik xi3. The following b tbe law ...1 the .u'.j. t .f fraudulent . ti . We nublish it f.r the benefit of olh '1 ne

1 entreat out friendi lo keep a atrtd watch. Look that no nootksr. Th

two .'.-tr et- or c -o..'i.-s. He will 1 e sure '"' lisjO.Uau

.. k i r tu' ut. 'i ! i iv n i d - si.

sources an re Ju re .- (, , j, ! ,f . , Direct T.vi

N .t the Public lands;! Uustom-bouc4 I i the d ge av to aaaonnt to a pt . in the Tr a surr j for i W In ie, then, a . mi

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(iro in- I.--....S- r-- - it"'.: - i tscr moved to ,iv it on Ihe ti 'v on-n u.u inn S ZSTT Ti . '" detail front the public. I sav ,t ,s not stra,,g. that ferro, t "vj J ',..' .,i to reO-r - the Commitat the first opjiortuniiv be hiirled from their s.-,t. m too , , ,,;..,.. .. ;,;,,..n to ü pr.va- ,-,. .. Education, of which Gov. Bif r was Ciiairnien. . r,., Uless. I,... sell.!, to U.Iv 1.'.- m "'" i . . . , Wt 'rr'U .... I....,.,a.k ..I iwv,: ,, ,. .staaal u JIIIh" "'1 ii-"-- .... . , h .st of saorifi I po.,t.e.,l tr.e.cls ; the Ida. .- y . Urethren hare ftten the honor t 1 jnvty , all crowd io temibJe V? JKVcracUy. 4 leilt ..VMJ. - .. ' , . When the Res Mr mes, in a meeting f tin I. i array before them' But Oh, when they are gone hence. ndiatiapcdp 'Large,! Got, aaa a . a li . si. .l.nVs-i rtt Is'tV iklilv 1 V ft T V aar

4iaolli.' llemocviJl.c k risiai -t. Ilivi w tli havmj in ved to lav tin memorial ot tm

'ec. f.. Bach qualified voter may vo'e et.ee ai d no eollecte. excis ire: ..d it anv person sh II attempt f v . .- more than par - t i .s t .

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A fttiecial election tintk place ir. tin Hlh ard. New few hirelingt . . n a ft a- nil . .

va-L 'r..ssauristi 4r Aliiorrti m i" .mhtiii.hi .,,.

ma. as" "s Bunnell, deceased Dann I P Hr.gg.. l.- j . the De cralic candidate, r. caved t. arly 900 majority ever fatal pni . Ehaa L Smith, who run as an independent candidale, and received nearly all stw Wh.g s;rcng h. with about one l.un.tr d He . -nr.. v .... - St.aw. show, ant Whvt a Fasci In the laei Indianapolis J mi JobnS Davis. T i Barm tt. et al hav. laVtrenf cd letter to the meinbi-is of the Metlimltst Church hft lüde-

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Conference oo Ihe table, be denied Halls that he iii i ma Mr Ames ncoTcd it an him by producing and r- kling the journal. The Governor sloped Delphi Oracle. Bra 'cm on Doe?.r.ci i'ves. Then is a little matter which fthows thai the great eh.ir.a. 1. 1 ..f John II 15ra.il. v is supn-.n- snlfiahi hill was iaarndsM . I m th- HouM leal w inter, in abolish

which the ftj.oc nes of a high tsMlT wuu'd have llie list no ,,.,1., KIHJ aiwigkiteous tax. tb Attornei - ate -led. i- si ll., .... t v b .w.. kj a vote ol" the Howsc i ., . t f. . . which Bradley, himself a lawyer, op - i f Ripraoftntaii-ri a. "th.- evt.a session af ihe Caan Rom th Mart Ha taaurtc- to efetr expedient to de. eal Congress On tint Slat day of Ju'v. 1841. a bi.l pis.d the htl. and at last v.t.-.l agaunst rt,in my with the House of Repceaentativea iaM asiug a tax f 20 per bacedy fi thei MSwAera, asmnaat a voto o 75 ia i its . ...... .. . - ms aCi: IU Mill Vssl's -i. ! l". v n '1 . . ,. n.-iv In- I I ill o I Ii.l 'eS ' 1 1 g : . . i . 1 i

rent en I r. v . "r r r. r . k" - " - - - i s

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on e. nr In baml in two of more Resets folded togeiker, resort. or having voted in eoe tivarnahip. eonnij. lwdii.triet.ebal wbieh n afterwards go into a other on the s.rue 4ay a-a tote or ns ne; t it i tempt to i le, every pefaoti t.t rafleuding, shall on con- Üpnoui ration thereof, be I: o -I . v su n not . a Of dollars ftnl shall m ie..s.-r be rendered ii.r t v '- ing or holding any office b Ibis State Cm Hie next I e Maj

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I SpCCiBtCitr One enseu ncc of a high protective tiritl is the reces- - - . . r ii, ht ..f 1 1 v. .! iMn-hs. The manner ...

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tl, coltaefi And v .-e as M ax the polls are op. ned. Vote a Simon Pure Dataftcratie I n k. t ; nnd then. Waich at, 1 Work ! D .o'l eve the I'.. ...s a c h u.ce to d.-g-acc ihe Tounfi Gi-

ant of ihe West Indiana kgaio.

W a'.cU a 'id t Vork

i g rt me tr -in t.' Mr. Ii j .tun I r I man. D"t' - I i feaa anal ftt t Iy . I b i . i!..i in i in a seien n as ami su -

easa-eÄ i . ,., .t, tav or mav not have been thrown at Mr W bu. I 1 k. J" ' . EPCI.KTT8 and with a vengennce Didn't it bow ihn htwyer a dieinU-r-in awing tl. ih.- M. t l.st .b M..tt,, mo,, t; S . (. ) I. Da; ' ' cstedm -s ? Didn't it prove thai he was Ihe poor mans Now ,s u not a most beautiful .ght I. witness . , RAILUOAD CORPORA riON lRGN. 1 b . v e st . -Gmahem Datl ...h no.., chaps as B.rnett and lav.r. address.!,, the U6 nSgft lt-.he veas .11 wh.s. f ha b.ll .failed

,eh pio-senaps a, r-.... " none the .-

Metl ...list Lpiopal s nur: ii i... t, . come i iavr, . ui u. upon the waning fJUtnananf Whirgerv 1 II is itnpmvsiblc ..0,. Stutrim vt. tc ie.ti.nate the infrWe that this letter will hav the members of tbe Church! It woufd have lieen over- Ht.a, A ri;,icn of Berton. MlMSUJtl, ha. volw helming, bad Jo. Liar White s nam. I n attached M LJrJ f (,0 X.rda . . nf a -ument te t..c msmthis epistle As it ... t). !-. en. . o.' p , I y -urvtw T -ffhw dWhany 9anMrraf

Ah. L c focoism, thy name is Roast Bcifl fauiaVM ,swi an Ah. wh:ggery T thy name t t-t Ta-t; -. f." 1-y at least

J ulara a .'av, tcn C tejfe.

a J th- people hic t j;id it ou'

ItiiiT.su Ocraaoa. The New V k Tri! ana of '- Iff av g'ves the parttcnlari of a gross ...jtrage per;- träte.! by the British auth r.ie- an ihe vessel and person . I I herty of t: .pt C ok. of th- . r.- sn hngmttne Ii rt, a' l.eot.c. in A:r! !,'t- It apptara that the Celled r nf the p rt. a Mr. McCAWuaSch, under the pretext tl. i a lew packages -f Ma brand SU brd ere it. tended f rsmug ing, treated Capt. t'ook e-tth the ntmMi i..u..' By and h .r. so d- Isinii his vessel, a-. 1 i ... rrarm . g (. ni in a du'.g on Th- is '- have : , t: n p.eathttd to our g leafnustnti Ji vtsiLt run A l.ondan paper says 1 A haabartd

a. d w.l'a attnusJed KodaU insuiMt Isteiy. wh s uuiieo sie, st the birth : h-.ir far! chi.J, a-nur.-ei Id '.7 yean '

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1) a' BM ct at d J ' -t. g the rs -.. .v .. I Mr I he petitnvn I .-I t. fits reverence Io tjktrta en t miieft no IcM than thrift l.uto

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