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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-07-19

Through the attention of commercial
house in this place, we are enabled to lay the
following letter before our readers. 1t con-
tains information, we believe, not before pub
lished, and which will be found particularly
interesting to our dealers in grain
"Oporto, Goth .april, 1926.
"Gentlemen-We had the pleasure to write
you on the 18th inst. advising the prospect Of
this port being open for the admission ofwheat
and Indian corn. Orders have this day been
received at the Custom.House, to admit about
49,, 900 alq'res of wheat, more than which
quantity is already in the river-and about
721, 200 alq'res Indian corn, which it cannot
be expected will arrive, as it is subject TO a
duty of 900 rs. per alq'r.-which it cannot
bear without prices rise considerably. The
same order prohibits the entry of Rye, which
hitherto has been always admissible on pay
ment of a duty of l4O rs not 80 per alq'r. con-
trary to the expectation of every person,
which information we hasten to give you.
"May3.-Indian Corn, 500 $40 rs. per alp;
Barley, admissible, subject to duty of 80 rs.)
$50 400 rs. peralq; Wheat, 300 1000 rs per
alq; Rye, (prohibited) 400 44o per alq.
"The only arrival of Indian Corn is the Sal
ly & Betsy, from Boston and vigo."
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-07-19
Also lost,

or weeks ago, gold Watch Seal, with a
plain Chrystal stone, small strait Gold Key
md a steel hook in gold sheath, with part
of a gold chain.
Whoever may have found, and will be
pleased to return any of the above to the SUBJ
scriber, will receive reward proportioned to
the trouble taken, and the value of whatever
may be broughtto A. c. CAZENOvE.
July 16 St
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-07-19
Strayed AWAY

ABOUT three weeks ago,
SW2gE4A good size Red and White Cow,
@ marked as tar as noticed and re-
:ssess SsSza collected, as follows: Face,
spine of the back, good part of the stomach,
mostly white, & nearly the rest ofthe body red;
has a small fifth teat; kind Of small top knot
on the forehead; and her horns indicating that
she has had 8 or calves. Having been late
ly bought of Vim. Elgin, living near Aide, it
is possible she has been stopped somewhere in
Tho direction of that Mace
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-07-19

The trial of Isaac B. DEsHA for the
murder of Francis Baker, in Kentucky,
has again been postponed to the next
Harrison circuit court term, not one
juryman having been obtained.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-07-19

All the money-diggers, and believers
in Captain Kidd's hidden treasures, in
the upper part of the city, were set in
motion on Friday evening, by a report
that vast treasure in gold had been
found by some labourers digging the
foundation Of house in the vicinity Of
Chatham-square.
The facts upon which fame has al
ready raised many suoerstructure,
we believe to be simply these: In dig
cling for the foundation of new build
ing on the site ofthe old brwery, in
Chatham-square, near the Tradesmen's
bank the workmen suddenly came up
on brick vault, about three feet long
and two feet wide and one foot deep,
securely and hansomely made: This
vault was fourteen feet below the sur
face, and all around il the earth was
solid.-Those who discovered it say
that nothing was contained in it; Others
upon what foundation we know not,
say it contained box, which was Sc
cretly carried away by the finders. A
hundred rumours are afoat, which it
would be idle tosrepeat, or attempt to
trace. The facts are as above stated,
for what purpose, at what time, and by
whom, such a receptacle, in such
I'll ,l,an ~ ut
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-07-19

1t appears from statement of the
trade Of Port'au-Prince, for the last
year, that the value of imports amount
ed to S2,262, 5ss, of which goods va
lued at Ssol, 76e, were imported in A
merican vessels. The duties during
the same period amounted to S4os,s57
oe, of which sum S2ol,55o As accrued
upon goods imported from the U. S.
The export duties during the year "a
mounted to S73e,ose 90. Of the ex-
ports there were l9,47S,o22 lbs. coffee !;
of which e,ooS,649 lbs. came to the u.
States.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-07-19

Ertract of letter from Beaufort, SIC. dated
July
"The present appearances OF the COM
ing crops of Sea Islands are certainly
very gloomy. The heavy winds and in
cessant rains we have had, have very
materially injured the crops all around
us. The same complaints on this Island
are heard from Hilton Head and St.
Helena, and l fear extends every where
on the sea board"
A letter from a gentleman at Car
thagena, dated 2lst ult, to his friend
in Baltimore, says:-"This is one of
the most miserable places have been
in. Flour was selling at $50 per bar
rel when I arrived, and rose to S35.
1t is now at Sls to $50, a supply hav-
ing been sent from Jamaica, which
caused the fall in price. The consump-
lion of this place is not more than 8 or
10 barrels daily, SO that moderate
cargo overstocks the market. There
is nothing of importance, either civil,
military, or political, to communicate.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-07-19

Seventy-nine thousand ship letters
were received at the New-York post
office during the quarter ending on the
3oth of June!
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-12-16

IN
ne following is the substance Of Mr.. Kean's address
TO the audience, when called out ON the mint Of his bc
neii: $50 "
MI hEAN stated, that in doing himself the honor Of
appearing before The audience lie minit obs rye ,t
It would be an insult 10 their understanding 10 su,nose
that words could be return for the unboundcd Gayors
he had received. He had left England after the most
virulen and unreentng persecution that any man had
ever suered and added To this he had cxne,cnceI do
ncstlc calamiues which il would not be here n,oncr IN
explain The dreadful agony of his feelings had noatI
oHcrcorle Elm---he the lowest state of detection
and feared even his intellectual faculties would Laye
abandoned hiCn. In tis horrible contcn-:oiyred IN
reputation, and bankrupt fortune he landed on orr
hnsPable shOres-and his only hope was tat the sane
providence that had blasted his expectations ;oh Io
p'osIrate hls mortal frame the dust He was alike
nsensb!e to ceasure or applause; it the clalnor
and disturbance that attended his appearance on die
rst night that Iii the least aroused him from the suvvr
lie might truly say that he was wrecked senselss on
our coast and by generous treatment had been restored
10 LIE! What, therefore, did he not owe TO The NV
YORK audience: Even that audience could Bot real
ze the extent of his obligations for the winds Of bca
ven would wait 10 congenal friends in the parent coun
Try the consoInG reception he had met with Under
circumstances OF such vital Importance TO him he found
IL impossible 10 Olier commensurate gratitude and he
would therefore only declare, with The deepest sinccr
ty that wherever destiny might direct him or Whale
yer might be The uitlnatum Of his career the last mil
sa;ion OF ms heart would beat warmly for New York.
hlT. kcan concluded (amdst the louslest ap,larsol
with informing the audience thai he should noty nrocei
10 bostOn and on his return e anticipated the honor of
again appearing before them
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-12-16
FE&-ALE FASHIONS FOR NOVEMBER


Erc,strg DrcSS.-A dress of soft white satin orr.,
rHented next the shoe with very full TRIMMING oftnIo
bouone confined By straps ofwbite satin the bopilon
or Puckerng beaded by ornament of rouIeaux IN
diamonds finished al he top with bias rou!eau TIE
corsagc IS Of satin, trimmed with strips .Iownwords
formed OF narrow roueaux; falling tucker OF blond
surrounds the bust; The sleeves arc short and mot v
and are SIMPLY trimmed next the elbow with blond
he head dress consists of regal toquc of blue satin
the points Of which relieved BY long white head in
the centre of eacr bandeau Of straw coourcd satin
and pearls encirces the hair next The forehead THE
necklace IS formed OF one row Of large pearls and
Inc earrings are of pear pcarlcs. Bracelets of roJ
" large ruby clasp, worn owe, The Gloves.
H"dt'nr DresS.-A pclisse Of light Lavender coIour
ca gross Or Ndples with ornament down the front
OF The skirt resembling lacng, formed of ,1vLatr nj
u'a same colour and material the pessc The
scc'CS On Gl'use con6ncd u2 the narrower part Of The
arm from thc wrist, with satin straps double uele
r'nc tails over tic shoulders, but not low, pointed In
"GdyEG this II surmountcd by single colicrenc Of
InnsIn trimmed round with full quilting of tuIc -
feicnne hat of black yclvit, lined with white satio.
WIN RIBBONS OF bright Jonqu striped with scarlet
"a ace1c5NnegIrscis WON under the bonnet: ,c lace
d beautiful specimen Of Urling's manufacture
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-12-16
NV YoRK DEc. G,

LpcS5J fom Caf|no.--3y the brig MeTope from Che
riios, it appears that Gen. Rodii had SIN possession
OF the Castle Of CaIlao. Sir hurry MeadweI and
capt Brown Of the British frgatcs Britton and Tar
tar, went from Cboriles to tie Castle of Caao at tire
solicitation of the Peruvian Government to offer to the
spanish Government safe escort and passage to Eu-
rope on board Of the Tartar ton on the eve of saline
WIN all his suite. and guarantee that the garrison
should be allowed the terms as were stimulated
IN The capiiuation by General Canterac at Eraclu-
CO. General Roll, however, refused any mediation
ana inunated to The British Commander that il was
DIS intention 10 hold out as long as he had shot TO
hTe. There was every appearance of plenty in the
castle, even TO fresh stock and vegetables constant
IRE was kept UP between the castle and the ntrench
ncnls Of tie Patriots. u S. frgate United States
ON Hull, was laying in Chorillos officers and crew
d" well u 3 Schr. DoPhi1, captain Perciyal hal
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-12-16

been despatched the Muigro7e Islands 10 look af
the mutineers of ship Globe, The u. 8. ship Pcacuck
captain Kenyon, was hourly expected up Co,llos ou
wlndw3rd. Captain Jones and Lieutenant Ramsay
hat arrived at Lima IRON L. S. by The way of Panama
the former 10 take command OF the Peacock IN lieu
o Capt kenyon, aud Lieut. r. TO Join her as ST Lieut..
The markets at Lima were dull Tor all kinds of Am.
produc2, excepting flour, which had within ) weeks
risen 20 dollars barrel there was no scarcity how
ever OF the article, and the price had got up,allogcheg
from the management OF spccuators.--.G
600
from Buenos .ryreg-By the William Tell. from
bnenos Ayers papers 10 the 9TH of September. iucu-
svc' have been received nj New York. They do not
contain ans news OF moment. One OF the papers gives
an extract q! letter from Lima, dated August which
saws that Rodi has declared ihat sooner tran surrcn
der he wOnid hS horses and then make ec,p m ,hc
saddles and bridCs.n
paper of the 10th says General ..ccor will, 1000
morse anu 3Uo infantry, was 10 leave Montcvieo yes
terday, 10 make attack upon tic Patriot forces
The cavalry is composed of division of the tronns of
Cen Abreu, which arrived at Nontcvdeo a few DAYS
since, and others which joined them there.
In addition 10 the above, we learn from PASSENGER
mai law had passed the Juao of Buenos Ayes short
time previous TO the sailing If the William Tell ALLOWING.
every person in the province 10 worship God according
to t'e dictates OF his conscience.
The prohibition four had net been removed
y: +. Gazette.
Letter to Jeremiah Evas Esq Contemplating Secretary f.
the american Board Of Commissioners Foreign Mis-
sioHS.
Cticut'a, .Iay 23d, 1928.
MY DEAR SiR-it gives iue Infinite ricaslre TO nc
Gaaht You that Mr. and Mrs. Jud,on a.e alive and
ven accounts have tms day been received OF
'e'n. Hey hav" been liberated and sent with
mander for peace.
~ peace Will ub.adly be made Immediately. and
all will be we'll. request YOU to give all sbl NH
lcity ~ this communication as the Christian world i
deeply Interested in the fate OF these resnoccd ,cre
------,- ! ours &c T.. A. NEWTON.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-12-16
NV YORK. Dec.

- lNI.N y ORE, Dec.
GreGt SPor'-A party of three gentlemen with four
"oss nave gust returned from shooting excursion, in Which
liz the five days they 6ogged three hundred and
hitcen Iuas This, in country where there are no pre-
serves and no restrictions upon spotsngn great
iprmance
me CPeTc-Ihc third representation of the Barber of
Seville was given last night with increased effect and to
an u"dmInsed audience. The pit and dress boxes were
as full as possbethe latter graccd as heretofore with
large proportion of well dressed ladies'
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-12-16

Extract 10 de Editor iron, Senqior IN Cong rcss dated
WASHINGTON, Dec 9th, 1926.
send you the message. IL will be more convenient
in the pamphlet form than in newspaper, to have re-
conrSc TO- think IT excellent. II gives -four
ishng birds eye view OF finances and as far as
can Judge, very fair One,-hc of tho Revenue
has induced many members TO talk of reduction of
the duties such articles enter into the consuulp
ton OF almost every family: Such as Coffee Teas,
Cocoa, Wines. andsS,lt 1t may be necessary to pre-
vent smuggling from The North American colonies Al.
ready the importation of Teas into them has been felt
by our China mcichanIs.Fhcy pay little duty, whilst
our duties cXtravagany high. We pay fee dollars
duty C3 100 lbs. coffee, whilst they pay only one dollar
The consequences all our Eastern ard Northern Dor
dcrs w soon be felt by revenue, and can be pre-.
vented IN no way, but by reduction of duties. The
colonies have now an open commerce with all the world,
and viii flourish by smuggling their appropriations INTO
the United States Bot. PIT.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-12-16

UPPER PLRU AN INDEPENDENT REpUBLiC.
Translated for the National Journal the Argos of
Bucuos AyreS.
'4d q Independence Of The prorinees IF Upper Peru.
DECLARATION.
The sovereign representation o. the provinces Of
Upper Peru, deeply penetrated with the magnitude and
weight OF their responsibility TO Heaven and The World
IN deciding the dcsncs of their constituents have ti-
vested themselves of all partiay and private feelings
al the altar OF justice, and have ardcntly mporcd the
an OF the great Architect OF the Universe in forming
gust decision. Conscious OF good faith Justice, moder
alon ana careful delbcration their present rcSolu-
ton, they declare, III the and with authority Of
Their Representatives, that the happy day has arrived
when Upper Peru has become liberated from unjust
power, from the tyrannic and wre,chcl Ecrdiadnd
H., ana that tins fertile region has escaped the dcba
Stag relation of colony of Spain; that il is important
10 lis welfare, not To incorporate itself with any of the
co-teT'nnous Republics, but 10 erect sclfo sovcr-
ci9n and independent State in relation TO lie new rs
well as the cid world; that the provinces Of Upper Pc
ri, htin aad unanimous i'll their resolution, proclaim
the whole eartH, that they Will govern themselves un.
der their own constitution, laws, and authorities that
they may THINK most conductive to the prosperity OF Tie
naion the nSioiablc support OF the Catholic religion
liberty, equality, property and security To carry into
eject tins determination. t;cy bind themselves through
tins sovereign representation BY their lives, property
and sacred honor.
Hall of Representatives, August 6, 1925.
Signed bv Jose ,NcrjtO Serruno, President, and by
- other Representatives
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-12-16
INVASION OF CUBA.

SAVANNAH, Dec ).
The Ei!.ors of the Georgian have been favourcd
with the following extract OF letter from Carhagena
receive bS arrival At New York Il lis from an of
lcer of note in the Colombian Navy TO his bro.er in
this city
CARTTAGENA, esd Oct 1895
presume you have heard ofthe intended expedition
'ng out at this place against the Island Cuba con-
ssnc Of enc IL five rigates, six soops of war and a
number of briggs, schooners gun boats &c. The NUN
AMI 1t generally believed from the disaeccd state Of
aI1lrs and revolutionary disposition of the inhabitants
tat we VIII hnd an easy conquest, al least are
sanguna TO that effect. All that prevents our dcpar-
iir" Is being obliged TO wait for the arrival of the two
frgAies nom New York, which are dali, expected.
Thus sou see | shall in few DAYS be again on the
held OF action. had obtained furtouch for the rur
nose of visiting the United States when received or
aers 10 proceed direct to arthagena, al which place
arrived with the squadron from Puerto Cabello TO re
unite with the sqndron against Cuba. The operations
OF the squadron are TO he directed by General Leno
!emenii Commodore Bcluctc and myself Is vet
do not know what ship will be on board Of but ex
pee shall be given preference to one OF the new fri
any vessels aOat, and equal in force 10 ~ being in
tended 10 mount 6i guns of heavy caIibre.
There has Just this moment arrived a splendid CT
gun ship from Stvedeand, sold TO this government
with a complement of 600 men. She is linc Shin IN
appearance and will augment cur force greatly. We
are 'no'nentiy expecting iiiSae from England for this
government, and shall be here some time vet before
we sail.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-12-16

New ORLEANS, Nov 4-Susnr Crops--yYe are told
that the present crop OF this important staple is not likely
to eazc the late anticipation of planters That al
though the cane has attained good growth and has had
favorable weather for poning yet that it generally
tans but little juice and will produce much less sugar than
had been expected.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-12-16
3S0GGgsg~
ULLA, OR THE ADMIRATION.


NEN' VIZ L III AD'ohNi iN@>'
ThouIu Gcnci thou'rt sluinbeIiug low
Win sounding seas ABOVE thee,
Ii is but restless No,
But Il haunting dream TO love thee!
Thrice the glad swan has sung
To greet the sunny hnurS
Since thinr AZ parting flung
The white spray up Ia showers.
home.-
Come 70 me from the Dreams t,odtbou surely Of lien,
come,
Twas Uila's voict,-alonc she stood
In The Icrlaud SIMMER ninht
Far paz;pg o-er classy food
From, da,k ,ocL Seet,inr heobt
know thou ha st thy ned
Wbe,. The So, vyrcI = coil All, hound ,hec
The storm s., ceps y cr thy head
But the depths are hushd around thsc!
VIVA, wind sha, noin, The ,a,
To the cco p,he,s ,,bc,,. ,hoI,' =, lv,oa
Come to me thcrcc aud sa,
1y,l not shrink 10 Coz, 7,c ,y;,b, nlnoIJ H., hoo,
Come 70 me from tho ,ron,, I, ,r,, ..,r, r ,
-sncnr, ''
Sho lis,a,,I ..,,,s ,,,, ,,ic,l., l,,. ,,,,.
,Tw,e,hc ,;.,,,Ic Of ,ro r,,,r.
Twas the ~, y -, ,,s-.,.,,. ~. ,l,,
As IL stated go - 49,, =
~ -
I koer o,-l, c,,,c,, ~
Oftb, ,rc;cn, p,i i
Whose nu,tc,,d words c,,nI,rcI
Tho ,cr,rc.,s >, ,,,o.t
But I adiure not tjcr
By magic sign or sonr
MY voice shall stir the sea
by lovc-hc deep the strong!
y the might OF womans tears, by the passion Of sghS
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-12-16

The day before the late ad,u,omspt or ,r,o ,.....
D''"fc nccIarue message was delivered TO the fIc
" representative, IS follows:
~ b'H Informed the House that he was reouos;cl b
H.''ency 10 invite the ucn.bcr5 to call and take =
80 =" vine with him al Cottrills Hotel. and thai ,l,i-
1'"a'on was predcoicd upon the circumstaurc 81 b:
lA1eS'cy being about to reuqusb the gunbcrDa,ori,J
CHAR" The House coucurred WI '''
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-12-16

hVSsSLL VERSUS HUyT.-We bad totally forgotten
,e famous suit instituted by H1r Jonathan Russell ar
" Iiu'i' los allegations sorcy affecting his ciarac-
Ter as faithful agent Of his country abroad
nS 'Ccn several times put of and we see it stated in t
view Hampshire Sentinel. that Mr.. Russclrs counsel d
nov IKE INC retained commission from France csncci,Ily
". "I1nonY Of Mr. Beasclcyso it is probable that Mr.
Russell viii not support his character before - c ~,
Jufy Of his countryiHcu. -fNl.s' Rcg
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-12-16
.S0S-

London paper asserts, that England produces more
national wealth than France. Russia aud America put
together The produce of England is nearly 81 millions
sterling, France about IS millions America nearly II
Millions and Russia between and millions
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-12-16

w As committed Campbell ail ON the 14llb univ,
last negro man who says his name is JOHN
al" mat he belonged to MIR. Wade Moshov, of ,se
county OF Powhatan, who sold him to trader and fcr
whom nc ran away. He says he mot recollec his
owners name. lie is about stature dark con-
pieNion' ana appears To be about thirty wears ci mas
Gown look and s when lie speaks. lie has several sea-,
about his head and breast Ills clothing consisted Of o.
nabuIg pantaoons and shirt much worl and = b- h,o,
cloth coat. @''' :
Dec Q .,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-12-16

Extract Of letter from gentleman in Ohio 10 his frie,ld
=" the cay ofU0shiHgton, GGiod October 81, 1926
'rhc National Road is in active state of progress
what has been done well done. Dy this year
twenty eight miles will have been Gnsud besides num-
Der of bridges, Of them very large, and is AN earnest
OF speedy finish In order to break down monopoly, and
to induce competition, well give poor men chance
win the nch, Mr. Weaver, the worthy, industrious, and
able superintendent, divided into very small sections
and required no other security than in his
own HANDS of onsnurh the relative value nf work
monthly done The consequences, has been, rca-
Sonabiy {" have been anticipated from wirous ar
rans"memt-mammot contractors have had stand aloof
ana there are no gentlemen contractors prey upon the
pcor, and pocket what they earned. When a perun
goes along the lnc instead OF finding tie contractors
taudinS with their bands III brecches pockets he
the contractors had work, with ma,tox. a shovel
or sedsc in his hands. Gentlemen, as STYLED by tl,
world da no: make good turnpihcIs."
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-12-16

~ brE Ch'stiana, Of Margatc, containing 100 r7cs
eI alter having been eleven mouths SUBMERGED ON tho
IaTgaie sands on tie coast Of England Screws and
cna'"si"ere used 10 this undertaking, which was com
Plclcd without The aid of diving bell The method
TO- was by harng tIe deck Of the vessel
";Woy co. what Is iermeda "Jack in the Lox1 through
which tbe screws ard other instruments were droonsd
ami oy Tbs simple c0ntryanccit is no moro than an
upright 0oH-the mon we're enabled TO work with safe
~ The lergth Of time the spirits was immersed did
not &c The least diminish its flavor
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-12-16

biz was introduced the recent session of The Yer
'i legislature, 10 lay tag upon dogs; went no far
tn'f however, than to empower pass hy for
that purpose y oCcasioncd the following len sorit in
the Bellows Falls lntc5encer om some friend of the
nine race:
10 m7 Dog Jot?!c, hearjs ef Tie late motion in Tire
Legislature.
jowier they've taxed ye, honest fliend
Assessed We, put ye in The roll;
To exile every dog they'll send,
Unless some friend will pay his poll
By all that good! the rascals meant
Tween you and me breed a strife,
To drive you int" banishmont,
Oh brite your friend TO take your life
But Jowler! don't you be alarmed
If politicians do neglect We,
Fo' all their tax we shun't be harmed
/ I'yr' and honor, and respect yc.
But taxes. says the constitution,
Convey The iisht to Represent,
So dogs by this same resolution
May just well as men be sent
No" dogs, and men, a nd voter, hear,
Fiat Jower's put 10 nomination
Togo, upon the -omiug year,
Aud aid in public egi,latiou.
IoFie'' steer clear ofdemasogucs,
Steer clear of the minority,
ithe care TO smell ofother dogs
AID vote with main,i,y