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The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1824-03-22

agricultural pursuits have beer supposed
better calculated to preserve her r. nab.
iican principles in their purity, than " ou,i
the inequality of wealth and cond,,ion
growing out OF successful commerce..
This jealousy of commerce rendered
Virginia upmindful Of our wishes when
we were subject 10 her government; and
II was the loud and just complaint of the
people of that day, when they anxiously
prayed to be ceded to the United States.
Let this consideration render us now re-
served in renewing our former depend
ence on her legislature.
The deductions made by " Mechanic
from the sum total of taxes For difference
in costs Of suit and saving OF orphans
court, are SO utterly and self-evideni,y
fallscious as to be unworthy Of discussion.
One word more: In support of the
accuracy of my statement of the taxes
the bill would impose on Alexandria, an
exhibit was given Of the amount paid
annually by Richmond from l8 IS to 1890.
inclusive--thc average sum being about
$4,000 year.
IN 1850 and col was occasionally
in Richmond, and never has this town,
IN seasons of,he greatest depression,ofie
ed to view as many houses without tenants
-rstreets without men, and wharves with.
out shipping and business as Richmonds
(the fair capital Of rginia-des wing
better fortune) presented in 1918 and
1919. Yet she then paid in state taxes
$4,000 year. And is, indeed, Alexan-
dria to be SO unfavorable contrasied with
Richmond 4? had supposed, and think
1t nigh, be established, that the relation
OF one city to the other is not more une
favorable than is 1900 to SO,oOO--but
"Mechanic" would truly humble US by
making IT appear as only 8 900 to $4,000.
This obtrusion on the notice OF your
readers ismerely for vindication. shall
trouble you no more. There is an OBJ.
vious folly in continuing fruitless dis
putation, and this is such if it be true
that the gentlemen who have desired the
retrocession of Alexandria to Virginia
Rave determined to withhold their memo
rial through respect for the sentiment, of
great majority of their fellow citizens.
G. ID.
"Inclading Rockets the shipping place.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1824-03-22
"Inclading Rockets the shipping pls
FAT CATTLE.

On Saturday some very fine beef cat.
tie we're exhibited to the public, the pro.
perry of major Hooff--among them
was an extraordinarily large heifer, raised
by MIR. John Taylor, OF Frederick coun.
ty,Virginia, the meat of which will be for
sale in the market in the course of next
week. Communicated.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1824-03-22

tGRAccHus" was received on Satur-
day, but too late for insertion in this
days paper. AS il concludes the argu.
ment on the RErRooEssIoN side, on the
peculiarly part oF'he question, we hope
that on its appearance next Wednesday,
1t VIII receive the candid attention of the
Dnhlic
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-06-01

Arrived az Eisineur. March 27gh. Grand
Turk, Higgins. ---------Sailcd frun Liverprol
April 3, Romuus. Webb. Of Portland. New Or
leans Milford. Gray. Virginia I4th Harriet.
Thomas Bath. Entered for londiEg Margaret
savannah.--As HAVE. April 8. Sublime. for
Charleston, l0fh AR az Antwerp. March Oh,
Mexico. Kellstan. Havana. The Moro. Gordon.
for Havana, sailed from Cadz about Al DAYS since.
big Charles 81 Portland. for Virginia, sail
ed from Cadiz, Sth April.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-06-01
wuoLr No. 2ai9


LoSpos. April ~
Several OF Che letters NV sha FrrucA Mai
this morning aiiusie AZ 2 revived rurneur taafn
Congress w the Allied s3Fereirns viii be
speedily held in Paris 0tie W. these letters
states, however. that i a he wish Of The
French Government that the affairs W. Spain
should be arranged by the foreign Ambassa-
dors resident ID Madrid Tie leading point
% determine u the period i0r che occupation
81 Spain BY French truaps. II ~ not generally
known that, ny The Treaty signed between
France and Spain. ON the och o. Feb. last ID
was stipulated that The French troops should
evacuate ihe Spanish territory un the let Ju-
IN next, unless tho Allied Powers sEuuid de-
eide the contrary. X was understood, howev-
cr, that Ferdinand himself would solicit theiF
stay go Globe and Trureiitr.
Or. Bryes's fest MI PerffH partfnati0n.---
An pareuis should insist o. tie family sur
gcon's using me test hisruFerna ~ Elr. Bryce
Of Eainbaagh Ii consists in Faccinatng on
tie other arm from The one FIRST vaCciuated.
n The frsi has been perfect, both Pnstuleg
will ripen precisely az The same time If this
does not take place, tie constitution had not
been properly affected, and il must I've repea-
ted. This Is simple aud easy, and ought new
err 10 Ne neglected.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-06-01
FOREIGN.

In debate 10 the House Of Commons on
the "a Of April, among other things upon the
money concerns Of the nation, Mr.. Canning
said
We well know, that AZ this moment there
is scarcely Power in Europe that is not col
lecting from the capitalists OF Great Britain
the sinews Of waT--there Is scarcely Power
that does not look for resources to the Ex-
chequer OF our Exchange. Hear, hear.) 7
do not mean to justify the moral character of
such loans but we all are aware that our
monied men lend indiscriminafely 10 All par
ties and il, in former times, English Captains
have led adverse 1eets into action. 50 those.
who are now the Captains' Captains, tile
true Lords Of Europen--I mean the Bankers
of this metropolis Hear, hear,l-are fur
Bishing arms 70 those who are c0ntending ~
gainst each other. Hear hear tl-There-
fore, let me not be told, ihat " | throw away
the Foreign Enlistment Bill, and Ire Alien
Bill, may look Tor security in the morality
of our money-leDders. Hear. hear, and
laughter.l No, nO--iet Ferdinand HIMSELF
to-Inorrow, shew signs Of strength, and de-
termination TO dt out IN armament. and thu
troops and fleets Of Spaan. raised b. British
capital, will sail from your ports, % stIangle
infant liberty in S0ush America. fIHear ~ r
defy you 70 prevent il. and defy You 70 sheE
any thing in the morality OF late pecuniary
transactions % insure you against siiCh nm
event.r
Lord Clifford, has been appointed by tie
King Master Of the Rolls and Records of the
Court Of Chancery, il The roosn Of ST Muir
ray Pluner, deceased.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-06-01

Cuoaf . oags ttVth FofAiaud----t lat ~ AZ Ion
~, boarded the wreck Of schooner wiih dead
man lashed 70 her main crosstrsrs: hooked Out w
tie ganewsyr handsaw, marked B WI. and q
handkerchief DO ID.
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GEORGE WILLIS.
Focal and Pianotorte N,1sic.

FT1FIE subscriber would respectfully inform the
4 Ladies and Gentlemen OF Portland and Vi
cinify, that he has received an extensive consiru
rncnt Of Music, consisting Of Songs. Duets. SON
ntas, 0vertures, Variations, Marches, waltxes.
&c which he offers Tor sale al his Music Roo,u n
Gilhert's new haildings, over Stare No 4. Maine
street CHARLES NOLCINI.
NB-Hours OF attendance from 4 nast II
o'rlock A. NJ. 60 I o'clock r A. and frDm .
O'Clock 10 4 past 3 n NJ.
Portland, May 10th, 1894
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PORTLAND GAZETTE.
PUBLISHED BY
ADAMS Il PAINE,

csrasr II Court and Federal Streets. Peyfiana-
CoNpEnoss.-TwoD Dollars per annum; hall
ia advance. Ii not paid within the year. Two
Dollars and Fifty Coals. 0-J-No papers DIS.
continued til all arrcarsges are paid.
We shall endcagog 20 ,nseIg advertisements with
The utnosl accuracy bag sc saun1i be responsible
fur errors 10 any sun beyond EIs anruns charged
for the publication.
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CHARLES FARLEY.

Ne. 7, UHisa Rolg Middle Street, Portland.
" ANUFACTURES. and keeps constantly
Iva for sale, Silver, Table and Tea SPOONS p;
Ladies Sugar Tongs; Salt spoons GOLD
BEADS Pearl, Paste, Jet, and other Finger
and Ear Rings Breast Pms An kinds Of Hair
Work executed ia the neatest manner.
Gold. SilUer, Siirsr Plated, and Steel
SPECTACLES,
of the gratest variety Of patterns.-Old Bows
rehtted with new glssses-Together with a va
riety of other articles all which win be sald AZ
fair prices. 3In Des. 3.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-02-27
REMISSION OF TUE TARIFF.
rom tde National Journal Extra, Feb. Ii.
TREASURY CAUCUS.

~, its doae-tte long agony is oue,."-
me farce of the nomination Of Mr.. GRAVY
i"Id, was this evening enacted agr,eabIy
!" previous public advertisement, before a
large aud highly respectable audience.
HlAls-siX persons out of two hundred
ahd siAty.one attended the Caucus, and
slA'y,tNo have recommended William II
CraWiofdot Georgia, and ilty-sevcn Albert
GaI'atln ef Pennsy lvania," AZ suitable can.
d'dates for President and Vice presiden, Of
The United States.
mus then, has the " hole of Mr.. CraN-
lord.s strength been atrayrd, his whole
number Of lriends in Congress counted. and
the attempt to enforce his nomination Inv
the Republican Members of Congress pro
we'd ahortive. p''
This minority .coucvs, let it re remcm-
n ',,l has been held in Opposition to the
publicly expressed opinion OF a majority
ut Two-ThiRps of the Republican .4Iembtca
3" Congress it has been held in opposition
!" me VIII of The Republican party, rs cx-
I"'SSea ny their Representatives il has
;eeh held for the sole purpose of nonina.
.,"H persons obnoxious to that party. WA
'"ey hs'en to the proclamation TO be iss rcd
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-02-27
ADDRESS

10 The Republicans ofHc United States
FELLOW tirizENs Pursuant 10 10
u'r, aud r"niormable to usage, the Re
publican Members Of both Houses Of Cons
gross whose names are stated 10 you, have
proceeded Ia recommend suitable persons
10 hii the Offices Of President and Vic
President Of The United States, for the
! =, ensHing the expiration OF The present.
,-N's'ine circumstances will justify, if they
90 het require, Il brief exposition of the
Sfo'ihe5 oiihs proceeding. In its adoption,
ana submission to your CONFEDERATION, We
nave acted as members Of the repah,c''
party pursuing the footsteps OF those vd'
nave some before us, from the important
evolution in the politics of the cora IT.
tsuliins IN the choice of Mr.. .1cg.tsaf. n
the period of the first elecii.,n ~ "
present Chief Magistrate. -. :r.
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REVISION OF THE TARIFF.

REVISION OF THE TARIFF.
Ou motion Of Mr.. Tod. TIE House agiln
wpni ilin a cpnmittre Of The whole, Ar.
Condict IN the chair, on the bill 10 amend
he seterat aets for imposing duties on I'M
ports.
The immediate question, depending from
Yesterday. nas on the motion Of MIR. Fra
cy. 70 strike ont FIFTEEN per ccuium sthe
addition proposed upon tie rate Of duties
now existing on the importation Of distilled
splrits1 and Inserting ii lieu there Of ffypcr
centem
The Debate ON this motion was resll.
med.
Air. Tomlinson Of Conn. delivered his
/ sentiments in opposition To II.
The question was then taken on Mr..
Tracy motion, and decided IN The Rega
/ itrc, by rge maturity.
+ The question then REQUIRED on the mo-
+ ton of Mr. Foot of Conn. IL strike out The
Whole Of the clause proposing an increase
/ az duty On the importation Of distilled
spirits, and, bcing taken, VAS decided ia d,t
Negative, To- votes 10 G7.
Mr. Garrett of Virginia moved 10 strike
out Of The bill the CLAUSE in the following
words, 'iz - On oranges, fifty eents pei
hundred on lemons, twenty five cent,
per hundred on lines, ten cents pei
" hundred.o
After debate, this motion was negatieed
Mr.. Conner DIN. {. then moved 10 strk,
ent hiiy pen centum ad yaloren on all ma
nnlactufes of nouI, aud insert in lieu there
OF twenty-five per cent.
This motion Was negaiiycd, LOG votes t.
II.
! Mr.. Brent or Lou. then moved toa mrn,
the bHl by striking OFT the clausei whirl
proposes 10 lay duty Of cents per yard
on all cotton Juggling imported.
rms moiion gave rise Ia deLat
which lasted I'LL the usual hour of adjourn
mcui
Aud then the House adj urnod to Mon
day.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-02-27
CREEK MEETINa

Al meeting ~ The citizens 81 - men
satR. he'd ~ tie Franklin Hotel, 81 Ntd-
nesdsy AFTERNOON Tue 25ih lust ! p"n'as
l. ilaleomhs called to the char, ana
Ia hard H. rel.f appointed secretary.
81 motion, Rtssfrtd, That a committee
of &C. be- appointed to draft resolutions
Expressive o. tie seese ot this meeting re-,
atise Ia the struggle Of the Greeks, aud
t1 recommend smftble measures Z" "id
fiien1. and that they report 10 an adiouru'd
meeting. To- be he'd IT the Frankhn Hotel,
Oh Friday nrxt, If q o'clock, I. VI.
4 committee WIS acenrdlnsly appoint
cd, Of hcssrs. sssmurl Ciayfof, ahri~t"-
phrr Anthony, Joh1 ID. Urqnbah, feyton
Harrison and Riefafd II Tolrf.
Rtsolrtd, TINT tire proceedings OF thir
meeting be published in the Nlfginian'
=. a. EOECONCE, Chairman.
Il II. TOLEn, .Secteiary
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-02-27
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY Il.
IN GIN AJ'E


The SENATE, on motion ef Mr.. Barbour
resumed the consideration of the bin 10 zoo
itSh Imprisonment for deJl. MIR. Barbour
advocated the bill in speech ofconsidera
bic length aud, after he had concluded
on motion Of MIR. Mills, the subject na,
postponed I'LL Friday mkt.
The Senate adjourned
ROUSE OF i,ErREsENT bTlIES.
Mr l.ankin said that he had beel cna.
hled To obtain certain statements IA rotation
to the pelee of cotton begging, hch mig lit
be Interesting IN its bearing on the prp.eni
debate
The statement WIS ordered to be print
ed.
Several memorials, for and against the
Farm, were, by leave, presented and refer.
red.
REVISION OF THE TARIFF.
The House again Went into a committee
OF The whule, Mr.. Condiet IN the chair, on
HE hill 10 amend he screfaL acts fosE,eting
dntjeS-os imports.
lin question pending from the last dav
OF sitting, being on the metion Of Mr.. Brent
+" strike out the clause imposing duty of
SIX cents PEI square yard on cotton bapoi po
Iinported--Ihe debate was continued n,tll
the usual -Four of adjournment when. on
motion oi Mr. Camhrcleng, the committee
rose, ana the House adjourned.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-02-27
REVlSION OF THE YAnIIr
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10.

vt F8IsI I = Is,
var. troWuinshirld, from the committee
"n naval affairs, to whom was referred the
hai from the Senate, auiaori.ing IKE b,.I.
a,,Pg q an additional number Of Sloons NJ
orJor The .Aarai service e The e. Si,tes
reported the sanae without amendment
ana ihe bill WAS referred IL commi,te. Of
Tue ""a!a on the state ofthe Onion.
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II will be seen, by the above statement
that instead of so, (ihe number which we
acceded to the Radicals. only &C could he
mustered and out Of these, fotu. ndivi-
nuais nerr so porperse as to vote against
/ the radical chief. A few DAYS since, the
| National intellgeneer & the City Gazette
| The radical organs in this city, told as th1t
! Mr.. Crawford would be Nominated hy u
votes more than the number which nom
mated NJ. AIonroc, in I8IG.-Whcrc is
THIS boastrd majority? 1t is come to this,
that Alr. Craw ford has only sixly,tuo
friends in tie House? II may be traE
SAID they nave made up IN noise what they
wanted in numbers. We request our
readers to-deduct tie number of those uEo
nlsfePreStut their states, and then say
whether we were mistaken when, at the
commencement al the session, we asserted
int tie election Of speaker tested the real
strength OF Mr.. Crawford.
me radicals. who support him, haze
hoW drawn the line which forever sppar-
a'es them from tie republican family. They
ha'e.tiils night made a formal declaration
! 't war against the people ; and IN the con
| itst winch Will, Of necessity, cnsnc, thrir
ieet1le minority will be driven into nlamy-
It "efe we'll for them If We could add
into uhI:l iun.
Eat hey viii live with the CafilliDes of
it"oae, aud the vile conspirators Which
tegraeed the age Of The Stuarfs in Eng.
land. History will execute "a dreadful re-
lrbntleu upon them. They have fnn their
race--thcy have tried tlcir slresth-they
ha'e thrown the dir, and the stake for
which they hazarded all is lost. Faction
has DOM It's utmost, H.! moment Of dcs-
peration it had betrayed its utmos;
strength, and has excited only pity and
contempt. The people Will triumph
their victory is certain and signal. They
Who da'e set up IA system of intrigue ana
management may now hide their heads
tpr the crisis of their dominion has arrived
XXI then power is Wrc>ted from ih'li''
llereaiierihc voice of The people Will h"e
that due Influence which il ought 10 pos
sess-whIch urder the institutions Il gen,
Wne rePuhlIcanism, 1t VIII posscss-au0
without which. independence would only
be name, aud public ,iitre an empty
sound. fash RT'
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we owe an apology f9r having sont 50 t''f.
~ shall dud i. hsavver, II il1r inP"r.,,
t,acf Of the s,.hitei, ADD the lfof ny y !.
not la.erssiiy 81 exciting the eiizfi- :"
Esneiibprg g. i a.alse ot "ifaf fheF "Nt
81 il1einsehrs. r. ihsjf coa'nifss All 10 th.
faase Of cistl aud rel = ious freedom.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-02-27
-'1sses 1.-.-
MONDAY, FEBRUARY l6.


Thc senate N>rdadtacAT!EF rs II, ,u,.,,.,..,,
Of the whole, MIR. Ruggles in the chair, to
the further consideration of the hill 10 aJo.
tSh i1lpfiS0HmrW fW dtbi
Mr.. Johnson oi ken. supported tie pas
sage OF the bill IN Il speech Gfahoul hours,
ia which he portrayed the evils and dis
trcsscs experienced under the present s. s.
TEN of holding the person liable To arrest
for debt, and The prorriety OF snspending
that system by adopting provisions such IT.
those contained in the bill now p esentcd
to the Senate.
After MI. Johnson had concluded his
remarks, the subject, on motion of Mr.
Barbour, was postponed till to-morfow-
and
The Senate adjourned.
not 81 OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Alter The picsentttion of numerous pc
Mr.. Tucker, from the committee to whom
was referred the petition of the heirs of
BeaunIarchais, made report theI eipnn,
concluding with The following resolution
ReSofted, That the claim of the peti.
toner, EuSenie Eme!ie Beauuatchas De
Ia Rue, he referred To the Executive of the
United States, to be adjusted in thepend
lug negotiations between the u. States and
francr, ON such terms us they may think
j"-i and agnitailA -
The report was ordered to liz on the ia
bic.
REVISION OF THE TARIFF.
The House again went into committee
OF Tive whole, Mr.. Condct in the chair, on
the inll 10 amend The Seceroi acts respecting
d"ties on imports.
Thf question pending from the last day
Of sitting, being ON the motion of Sir. Brent
Ia Strike oat the clause imposing duty Of
! SIX cents per square Yard on cotton bagging
lmpOrted-thc debate ON which continued
with great animation, until the usual hour
of adjournment When, on motion of ar.
! McDollie, the IIonse aliourned.
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- ~ ~ tifiothb.
The last mail brings information that fire
meuihcr> of the Virginia Legislature are fol
n ing in tie : - 49,. e Il. -" Lgasrs nj
~. -. n,.,,tod. They have sanctioned Tie no.
mnaiion OF Mesr's. Crawford aud Gal'ain-.
But, ii due cxeriions are used hy ne trends
Of Mr. Adam al Richmond, we will forfeit
onrrcputation as prophets il The ticket torn
ed by MIR Crawfofd's Giend, lie not defeated.
we regret that We have not room for poriiea-
iars to day. In our next we shall give theln
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-02-27
Eighteenth Congress.
From The National httHigcncer.l
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY II, 1921
IN 81, NAl'I'


The hill from the other House, authnrl
zing surveys for roads and canals, was read
and passed 10 a second reading.
The Senate adjourned al tomorrow.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
The engrossed bin To procure The nccos
sary plans, sur, cys aud estimates, in reia-
ton to roads and canals, was read a third
time, passed, aud sent to the Senate for
concurrence.
REVISION OF THE TARIFF.
On motion of Mr.. Tod, the House went
into COMMITTEES of the whole, nv Conhct
IN the chair, ON the bill To amend the SIEVE
raj acts for imposing duties on imports.
Mr.. Tod, the Chairman Of the committee
who reported the bill, delivered at large
The general views Of the commttcC in laYor
lthe bEli.
Mlr. Randolph made an nnsucccsluI mo-
ton for the committee 10 rise-aye5 : 8,
noes 81.
Several amendments were then offered
tothc bin, which prudaccd some debate on
ITS details, hui not involving lis main prin
ciplr after which,
MIR. Clay made the motioo, and the com
mt'ec rose and reported aud had leave 10
sit again.
The bill from the Senate. ito SECURE tire
accountability ofpuhlic officers and otl,ers, +"
Was twice read and referred 10 the commit
tee of Ways and Means.
The bill from the Senate authorizing
The building Of an additional numiler NJ
Shops of War for the Naval ser, lee Gf the
United States,p WAS twice read and cum
united 10 tie committec Oh Naval Affair S,
and
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-02-27

= XDol Tfd5On ffHY WI. {fntjo'" s"V''e
~ our nert President
Some mtu are ~ notable for their mega.
i've, as others are for their positive qnaiiil-
cations. so IS il with our ,eoitd.be Presi-
dent MIR William ~. Crnu ford and there
fore it is, when his friends are Called upon
10 show the grounds {. thrir preference,
that they are silent, or, II uot silent, dy oil
from the question, and instead of showing
Why he onstt 10 be President, attempt IL
show why oHers ought mol. They. content
Themselves by saying, If Mr.. Crawford
has blois on biz oscutchcon, 50 have Messrs.
Adams. Calhoun, Clay aad Jackson A
few evenings agu, however, one of PR.
GfaW futd's advocates, more dlslngenuous
Than the rest, and unlike some pers0ns we
know, ashamed of entertaining an opinion
for Which he could give no reason, sex-
claimed, With MI The earnpstness which the
force of the consideration required, =
Ike CfaN ford --JecoaSe he lrus born an
Aathcr5t county ard because his fathers
name uao Dare ~ " hi an overnhelm
ing argument IN favor Of The treasury can
didate! II is on.a par, however, with Mr.
Randolph's objection la Alr. Adams. We
have tred (sad heJ John the lsi--et It's
steer clear of John the I'd There must
he more IN names " Than is dfeamt of in
our phliosophy."
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discrimination 70 .iaa has fag rite aiast,
nd sn,le Of swim with Crawford and the
Taacns! Ysaip9ra mHtdnflts} Nothing
/ - enod rnfc for stout resolution as
llls probability OF drftai, the enirfiain-
ment aud sxI9re ssiun Thereof to the con
ir,ry Notwithstanding. We are happy II
sre The good Eject which the probability
if ut certainty, of hclug in tire minoriiy
.las had upon the disposition Of This patiaHi
mfnlbpr. Success is q great incentive n
rae. lille defeat cuois ohe' courage mar
seiisusly.
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= nc G'"d eadng1ag "A correspondent
~ ne h"qnTer, Who writes from Wash
LEU 'i, processes much dread of the etc.
,"' 81 fres,dsnt ultimately devolying on
w., ~. ,,"use ~ hePtesen'atfes--and talks of
no. no " y, vi harmony, Of his dispose
=; "",i :" ."'''i'ate' NC; We are not alone
IA the opinion that these s.ntimrnts are
expressed by Tire very member of Conr, 49,.
who month two ago, throu-h tba me.
diam of the Gnqsirer, boldly ayowed HE