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" To THEopoRE GAILLARp, Esq. Choir
man q a .hcotGig q ttttzens 81 Charles
toR, south 5droilHd, aud It's rtciniy.
QUrNcY, 18th August, 1926.
SIR--l nav received your letter II thu
2sth uIto lneIostng a copy of several Res
alutiups adopted by numerous and res
p.rtobte meeting of Citzens OF Charleston,
aud lis vicinity, expressive of then general
app, ubatiou of the measures Hitherto pur.
,ucd h, The present Administration of the
Uuited State.
In the collisions incidental TO all public
service, the approhaion of the candid and
the dslutrreoted, is dnubly p,eclous, he
canse i prnnouucrs IN adv vance the Irie' o.
cable decision OF poslrrlty. In the course
I'll Il lite, already long. and now drawing
towards \ close. II has mnre than once been
my destiny, IL nave, for the prPser, alton of
ali that can give v,iue IT, existence, no re-
larcr on earth, save Oh that cool and unbi-
assrd suffrage Of the disInterested and the
candid. IL is a proud and exulting testl-
monai Ia the character of my countrymen,
when add, that in This reliance upon
them. have never been disappointed.
W iidl fhI' anu "aRh"blh8hu9 spun
which, In Judging of the acll0ns and mo.
tly"s OF po bllc men, dlscards ali partial aud
sordid considerations, ard assuH1pS stan.
dard otestlmatlun o"mm nsuiate with the
great, varied bet perfectly prconclitahle ia
terrst and feelings of our Whole country,
the lnhablla II OF Charleston, whose k,sn-
lutIons you transmltIrd tu M, gave mem
ordble eN'mple. They are the Resoiu-
tlons of men, 10 whom am kaow rs a
Public Servant, from the days "hrn III To-
reign la DIS, a harIrs Cotrsv PlHck-
ney, and II the Senate of the u. States, a
Thumas Sumter, and John Galldrd
were m, fellow servants and friends u
mtn kn"Nn I" mt only as highly respect
ed fell ~ citizens, portion of that grea
community, To whose welfare all the faCul-
lies OF .ny soul. are aud ought 10 hs de,o
ted. Ia the Chairman of the mpetlng It /,
peculaIy grateful to me-, 10 recognize the
brother that Statesman and Patriot, lory
an ornament OF the Senate of the Uniiet
States, and " hose decease, at whatever pc
Rod II might have happened, must ha,,
been lamented as a puolic calamity.
pray Non, Sir TO make known TO III,
Citizens oi Charleston, at whose meeting
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eleven Boys. on proper sites. q, The rr-
rsnc. If The Mississippi River. and -is
hundred dollars FOR thrpe Lamps or Lights,
I ~ii oUe Tor Petit Cogniss, ons ioi
Ch.t ti.nirdi, aoJ OF. far Fnrt II. Put
Up The Late ri Geafgia, fly thnu-
Ind dollsts. fo b. spph. d linder the d.
r.eIIpo II tht Prsstt.eni af 10. Ladsd
~ia,r-, IA 81 no,e ebaiftscliea- IN the III
yer Savannah, brl~ tbs tly of Swan
Il .nr ihousand h.e hundred dollais
Tor Beacon on 6ia.s IrlAnd, Al the en-
franc. # Corkspr Hsrhour Ia the STATE
OF Mississippi nnt sxc"esl,ug 40. tsolsapd
five huodfed dollat- t"ra Lignt House ~
thr MI---lssipp Kprr, At the Town at
Nairhtz. H. rhs Territory ot FIonda,
oot ,seardlag sixteen lhonsand dollars
fnr L|g House on Sonbo ksys, ar
IA d h..
SIC. 3. ind be- II further enacted That
IA, X eprr I'll Qieddl Had Light House.
IN the sfats II 5Iaine, shali b. ailon"d. ~
addtl IL his present salary. tle sum Of
sxtt dollar, annually, for ringing II" Bell
e nneeted with sid Light linuse from
thu time he CONNIE crd Ingng sad Bell.
SIC. /. lind be- II (arihsr enuct.d, That
WHEN he Ltg1I lionsr, directed 10 be
built un the N. li1ds If Nessrslek, ~ the
tat If New Jrr-ey, shall br bull aud
llgai,d. thr Light Vessel, 81 prrse an
chofed nj The book, shall be- reno,rd, and
anchored AZ ~ near fise Fafhom Bank,
If III Cape of Delaware Bay. And al
-. thai when TIE Brandy vine light
Ham a. hill I,e lithtrd Tia, Brad v = ne
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MIR. JEFFERSON.

The Editor of the Petersburg Repubh-
can, II seems, requires something more
than mere assertion TO satisfy him of the
truth OF our statement that Mr.. JEFFER-
son entertained, and expressed a short
time previous TO his lamentedIdeath. doubts
OF the fitness of General JACKSON To fill
the office of President of these q. States.
we would VI we thought it necessary for
our justification with The public. give as our
au'hoflty, the name of as "honorable a
man as brea'hes" -one, "whose word
would be taken for thousand pounds"-
which, although we do not think proper to
h'azon It fo'th IN our columns, is vet read,
Tor the "Pripnfe earn of the Editor of the
hepnbllcan, whenever he shall deem the
matter OF sufficient importance to task for
'h'ofma'ioh.' Petersburg INTEL.
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BEAUCHAMP AND WIFE.
From the Georgetown metropolitan.

From the Georgetown metropolitan.
A very lor 9 letter, dated Frankfort, the
15thJnly, was received by gentleman IN
this town, who kindly permitted us TO make
a short extract. AS touching IN liter which
cannot faI to prove interesting to the pub
lie.
"Of the unhappy exit of Beauchamp
and his wife, you have doubtless heard
ere this through the medium of the pub
lie prints. II IL st,l! the topic of CONVEX
~atlon here and although there are IA"
who do not admit the justice of the DIES
tny of the ill-lated par, still assure
Nou there is very strong feeling of
sympathy excited, aid their melancholy
story not uairrqnenIiy r",tnes the TIT
hutr of a teal, we" IN ipo very spot
where Ia. unhanWed deed was com
mitted. Mrs. B'auchamp, ! understand,
was originally from Loudpun county tVlr-
clola0 an came Inio OR state with her
fathe., ON whom i'll fortune pressed with
a heavy hand, the result Of which was
dissipation, and lastl. death, leaving a
wiz aud this young lady. the only sur
wing child, in very dependent crcum
stances.
Miss Cook vas young ana lovely
woman, with a foe stlph-like figure, a
countenance the most sweet add express
slre that | ever behed. She WAS 1.-The
rally educated, and her genius and mud
lowered far hryoud her more wealthy
associates. Her thoughts were free as
the All she hrcathed and those whose
| souls never Travelled beyond the dull and
ordinary pursuits OF hfe, did not scroplt
to affirm, that her free thoughts ruined
her. 1t is said that Col. Sharp once
addressed her-that, however, is mol
positively known: but il is we'll known
that he seduced her. When woman
like her gives her heart, all else is ho'
too apt 10 follow. She had a child aud
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a. =, 1876
JAIN q ADAMS.
fPunLlc Nc. AL

AN ACT Ia confirm tcrtaIu slHims 10
LAM Ia the Dslrlet IF Opeloasa.. IA
Luufst,nB
BE Il enacted by NE Staait and Houtr Of
r preseHtatr,s u he tHtta STATES d ~
moiea "a Congress assembled, That !hr
Sarf,i ,iallns /. lands, ,erutri u. ndcd Ia
euU6fn,s'inn ~ the repurl pt thu H"glste e.
o Ia" Land Office al Opelousa,, ~ lhr
s.itc III Lentsani, dated 81 rbr lrsl day
u Oci lie one Ihou-and eight huud, ed
al, twenty five, aud hch are drsls aaicd
h. llat repon hy hitter \ and oam6rfrd
IeYep. t~rlte, thrtven, iuurtrrn fifteen,
as'enierH, r1ghteru, nlnrtrrn. t"esiN,
tnrnl AN, t"fnlJ -lwts tw'nty-lh re
tnrnit i've, twenty sls. thn5 -one, ilry-
t"". thrly -lhros, ihirly lou, tuulS -, It,
NY NM, i"uy. iofi) -tmo, l7ll .lhf,e,
T. q -ipur, I r5-i'r, turty SIX, iotf5 -. .
"a, iouy lE.r, ifJ-tao, III .ihf", I'll
! .pu., ~ i've aus .ax, hty oto~, siN q,
auy ON, slAI5.iNo, SAP -,ht.t, nttS
=. IA IA, SAY nit, s.'rniy, s'F'u.
IA, sfV,day-sA seventy sven, seven
ff-rghl, seventy 0lns, rl-hs5, eishll -i"",
PithiY iutor, Fshil -srrru, aud me- y.
D I'D In SANE are h, ebI, rniti u,' Il
agt"eahlN /. ihe srId rrret . fOpt0rd,
TIT tbr colonization 'htll onifaIr dhh
riUq ui-hm,u Of ,ot q IL, / the
L tsd States 10 tue mud5 hereby COM
hImed
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TaE....y sY.


RAJ ~ ) SALARY.
me yesrs 40. a UHi, theash ssme"has
odd.
Nss s,ss'ed down 10 prssch ne werf ~ tod !
Atttaafs t4s slex 'aia ssiai. was hnl me''
nr iaf ar anninea gt,aH W aei1 aal' III.
a p8fi b s.s.t.ug. a - r,es'Iilg i''"nd
Ventura ausskeJ, 10 hamlaa RECOMMENDED
7 ad Mr.. annyes ssiar, should he raisldi
sDr sfing lie tor or va. maeh aseaz
Ia any oesld propose .aeh s'oail -"''erd
. ne Win tsbaf'd faithful 10 tte Lotd
a. daring sous 20 a teraN, Sit r.. craving,
N beuAs ~, rs nseless--not with saving
A. sumo ~ers iound to second, some TO op-
n1se,
q senf.r II taliow D. = debate srose,
A ~ vent on, one ,siepfils o'ef The way,
4 snns ~ told The order al ne lay,
.Hhs bs.t, rose. aud pulling as, md sweat.
tnr
AMI thu, With eegeruess addles'sd the meet
I'M
:. Fer lices,a-s sake, f,iends, no hisher pny
allow
I'm plagued ln Jeata TO get WHAT'S grained
now.
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ArlAofkp-Mal 10, luxe.


AZ AtT "a hl,,r ne llnfs between the LRnd
Di=iprt- ~ lhe Territory 81 hiehi. an
liz II tHaeted ~ he stnafe and Hoase d
hfprss"dapes u he U"tsd .>tgha q Il
u r'ca an Congress assembled Thal loe
danes al ne on0thr'n L,nt DISTRICT,
II tte Tnutmy If Michigan, u. esmblien-
81 3 me aet pas ed tar lhud Of March.
Al. am hundred aud twenty Ihtce, enti-
N,u- 40 aci III establish an additional
b.. ii. m the Territory If Michigan
sl"9h be 20 ALFRED, lha', from lhr point
"h'te tn inrstul hound y line brt"ern
The th1d md fourth ownshlp- .oulh N
tsrseet- The melldl1n hot, the boundary
ri ,ne -ud DISTRICT shall run aooh Nil1
the meldlsn line, Until it shah ,n,rfscct
the bay lin, nd thrncc win The said
lar weat 10 Lake Michigan.
APPRosfp-d, 10, l82e.
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fPUniA1 No. 10.


AN AC1 surptehentary to " Al act for the
gradual lnclense oil the Navy OF The United
States
b II enacted BY NE Senate and House Of
R,pr.Seataftpts Of he United States oJ "A
mericd IA Congress assembled, That the
President If he Umtrd states IL hereby
authorized Ia Cause the building of one ol
the ships authorized BY the act for the
stadutI increase + the Navy Vt the Uni
ted States, IL hr suspended. and the tim
Der Tor the same Ia be- lald up and secured.
AID = ~ hereby further Anlhorlzrd, II, II
MS opinion, ihr same can be dom on ad-
Nanlageo terms Il thr Unlted Stalrs, "a
caose IL be purchased f., the Unto
> alrs, il ship at not less than the small
est class autborIzed to b. built by the sad
"cl aud Tor carDin such purchase iot"
, feet, tn amount ior nhlrh the put chase
,nat be made, N y b. pald out oi the APP
heretofore. made for the gra-
dual increase of the Navy of the United
St-tt's.
ArrEovEp-Nay II, 1896.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-09-07
May 10, 1876.
PUBLIC Ma 1A !

AN ACT Tor authorizing he building of
L'sh' Hoses and Light Vessels d,rec,ing
bsae"" Lishls, placing Buovs, removing
distractions IN the River Savannah, and
Tor other purposes
De 1t enaeted By The Senate aad House Of
representatives Of the Umted States Of i,
1is'1ea an Congress assembled, That IN.
Secretary ct the Treasury be, aud he is
hereby empowered ta provide by con.
Sr'ei, for building Light Houses and l.pbt
We sells, aud erecting Beacons and Recon
IL 8 IS, and placing Buoys, on the follow :
'ahs SIZES or sho'ls, 10 vii In the State
- aai"", Light House on Matncns
h'ek' a Que on Pemaqud Point. H.
Sh' State al Massachusetts, a Light VS..
s'i %" anchored At or ue,r Tuekacork
slsssi AZ the Vineyard SQUAD tue ton
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You presided, That I have received their
ResoiUlions. with tie grateful sentiment
due a. the depreciation of jpsiiee, andrr
circumstances Which super ID IN lis inhe-
rat excellence, lhe .odearing attribute of
generosity - assure ih-ip. ihat 80 fer -
reetiladr of Intr.liun, aud purlt. ri pun
pose 81" be- plrdsrd, III, eau6 enee which
fhty bdv. asuwpd shall never b. abus.d. O.
b.iratrd /; aHd hat uud"r rs..J sirl- .ltude
which COZ bsEil ny remaining days, lhe
fsoolle,lion ufihrir spontaneous tribuie Ia
thDse qualillrs. ,hslI be accorded IN IN,
msa CRY aninng the most cheering occur
Fences at MY If.
AID be pleased to accept for yourself,
my lesp,ctful aud rordlat salntau rs.
JOHN Z. ADAMS.
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CHARLEsroN, August 25.-rht follow
10y letter hom theChaTman, encln-lug the
Preamble and Resolutions passed al the
Meeting Of ihe Ftirnd- OF the AdmIulslrd-
uon, IA this city, on the 9Th alt. have been
communicated iol publication.
10 his Etcctitn0. JoHn Quincy ADAMS
PfesIdtai ofthe Cntt.d SUITS.
SIR-l ha,r the honor to transmit Ia ynn
thr Preamble aud RESOLUTIONS, adopted ~
4 numerous and respeet,bie body of en-
zens OF Charleston aud liz vicinity, II q
meeting held ou the 9Th INST. al thc Count
House In thls city.
ain, Sir, Win great respect aud cou-
rlderaliou, y"ur nb'tllrui ,rff am,
THEODORE GAlLLAkD,
Ebu,y,pon
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LIZ ATM lsA1qK.

L. W. ~ TIN UAITr1atATLa fA5sED AZ
iaE FIssT srsstoS % rnf hISf.
1EEhIB rUNGAhFs.
fPuBLtc No 10.
A. AC1 taf ihc sale 81 a tlnusr aud Lot "a
pcn.Orittns, aud a stoff.iieaso al The
Qasfant,nf Ground ~ Lunisialaz
Bt II taatled " NJ Sesatt aud Hoaso q
R,press,fot., ~ u ne taatd Sties q Il
~, ,ea "a Congress nsstmbtcd, Tnai, lhs
s ,selsry 81 tHe frea.ur, ne, and ne IS
b hy authoazed 10 ,til a ho,,-s ard lot
n RoBal street, III the Id5 III N'w.Dr.
his. n,rrlafnre us.d iof lhc District
{ o,ri u IT, UaGeI Stalr aud g pubhr
stu hou. lna iol 81 land Al ia 4 q -.
In q ,und ~ lhr star uI Eoui,tau E,
wi,or, - MS opnloo The same snail,
be demrd rNprl,fpe
APPnoNED Ia -, 1896
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ALrxANDRlA. August 29.-An affair of
homo, us yesterday moinlng contrs ed,
with pr,tas, on the opposite side OF TIM
Fofomac, between two mighty resoe'tahle
mpmbp,s ul the bar which was checked,
at the first f'e. b, disabling ttnougn eol
dangerous wopnd through both thgn1 of
Ont. but without INJURY II the Other of the
party. Both are Vrginians one q resi-
dent of this place, and the other of Fairfax
county, at the courthouse of which latter
place, on legal subject the dispute origin
ated. Herald.
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A Retie of Thomns J,6erson.

A mghiy re- ecird friend nas placed IN
our hands the orgiual ot the following let
ter from Mr.. JEFFER,oA l. the late HIN
orahe GE"RGE THATCHER, of Ne" bury
port, which has ncs,f briar, been publish
I'd. II Will we doubt not, be rad with
Interest," Eastern .Hfgus.
hoNIIcELLr, Jan 26, l824.
Sin: have read siIb much SUBTRACTION
TIE sermon # Mr.. Pleiport, winch you
nave betn So klnd a. 10 senu nv, and atn
much pleased with the spirit of br0lherly
iorbeafance 10 matters Of religion " alch II
brcalh,s, and the sou Il Distinction IT IN
r1lcatrs between the things winch belong
10 - la Judgr, and those whlch do mol.
II all I .hrlsllhn srcls would rally To the
SrIiuou ia the Mount MAKE that the CEN
iral point at rnlo0 IN teIlgion, aud the
stamp Of genuine Chrlstlsuity, (sIuce II
gl'rs rs All tue ptreept5 oil ou3 duties In
one an0lher) Why should ~e further ask,
with the tx, Of our Srrmon. " hai fhlnk
~ Of Cbris" ~ ifune SHOULD answer
= he Is metnber OF IN TO head hno
her he Is bong ui eternal prstXtsit fce,
third he was d mlu dlvlnfiy ms, pred,
lou Tn he WIS the Herald al truths re-
i0rmatoty Of the Religion, of mankind IN
gen al, hat more tmmrdlatriy ot that oil
hls own coanlly -menimpresiog thrm with
more sublime, aud more tiny IDEAS al
HE SUI ,rnr being, tedt hing them the doe
trlne Of future state OF re wards aud pun
l4hments, and intoxicating The love oi man
KIND. instead of the anlI-sucI1 spirit With
which the Jews viewed all other nations,
what right, or what Interest aas either oi
these respondents 10 claim pre-emlnence
for his dogma, and, nsurl lns the Judgment
seat of God, To cOnde I'M all the others In
his wrath In this case ! say, with thr
wiser bealheu, 'deorum lajure dis cui@
You press me to conss0t to the publ
cation al my sentiments, aud suppose they
might have effect even on SeetarIan big
otrS. Bal have they not the Gospel: II
they hear not that, tnd thu charities II
t"sch-th, neither will they be persuaded
though one rose from the dead. Such 1t
The malisnity of religious antpathies thal,
although The laws will ~ longer permit
ten. With CALVIN. IL burn those ~ho AZ,
not eXactls Of their creed, tnsy ralsr thu
hUe and cry of hefsey against thrm, place
fhrm under the han OF pubic oplnIon, and
-hut lhrm uot liom all the klud affections
ii soucIy. must pray permission, there
torr, to continue Ia quiet DUNG the ,.orl
nme remaining to me- and, al ume 81
lilr when the affection of the bouy weigh
h"a,liN enough, not to superadd tho't
which cofrode the surit also, aud mIghi
weaken lis resignation IL continue ~ q
lnt I,se II Ia Il q
may yea drstor. With these sentiments
accept lhuse OF good VIII and respect IL
yourself. TIL. JEFFERSON.
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Georg'q. -The I'm. Jehn Fore, T. -
g. rgia Is ~ he supported rs Candidate
Tor Gprerpar Of ihat Stale, 10 succeed
Gov. Trolr. sho, We believe. declines
recollection.
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5frmory-Il is related Of Gforius ,b,,
ben. present al The review of so,ne r.,,,
menis, he irmeinbrred thr nan.s nf.,.,.
i adisi,Inal id,tr Df Dempster II i. sd
that lle remembered tae most rrcop,,,a
passages of anllqai5 ~ "hieh arrop,,
F,aneis Capiis. man # great Iearmnr
used 10 call han lie great 5 eakns hb,sf,
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Pdnattt Cargo.-A paarr called III.
Ptopie's Friend. lrlnlcd N lbe we,,r,o
par al Nrn York, say thai thr canal b,.,
Montgomery, nj lhr Pilot hue, from Buff.
10. passed thai village few daSs s,,ra
with Il cargo If hrs Ger aud a'h.l hrs, VAN
ed at one hunifea thousand doArs!
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DOME . ENC.

AprEovfp-Nay II, 1896.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-11-08
VILLANOUS TRANSACTION

The Boston Daily Advertiser catains
an abridgement of The pamphlet recent
| ly published in New-York by Mr.,
tostavlos, the Greek Agent, on tht SUBJ
ject Of the Greek frigates, bull; % that
city. If one half Of this accountshaII
prove true, it will expose the greatest
villany which the history of our country
has ever furnished.
The Greek Government employed
two distinguished commercial houses of
New-York, LIE Roy, Bayard & Co and
G. G. & S. Rowland, TO obtain tvs frig-
ates, to carry fifty guns each, at the
cost, which these gentlemen stated 10
the Greek Government, of PAT, 500dol-
lars each, receiving assurances rom
each of these houses, " that no Law OF
the u States would be violated, ana no
risk incurred" by building these ,es-
sells. This was 10 March, 1925. These
houses received, April 18th, $500
pounds sterling each, and, in acknoy.
edging the receipt of this sum, inform
the Greek Government that the two
frigates cannot be completed IN less Man
sac months, but, in that space Of time.
the whole eight frigates decreed by the
Greek Government might be built. On
the 10th of March, the Greek Govern
ment informed these houses that they
should be able to buy these vessels i'm
mediateiy, and if these vessels were
purchased, in that case alone the houses
might draw for the surplus of their re-
Endorsements or j. 4. S. Ricardo. On
the 18th May, these houses, in reply,
state 10 the Greeks, that they are con.
vinced, after scrupulous. examination
OF all the details, that a great saving
would be made, in time and expense, 10
have the vessels built by days work,
under the inspection Of Capt. Wolcott
Chauncey, Of the U. S. Navy. After
receiving The $4,000 pounds, they drew
on Ricardo for 25, 900 pounds, informing
Ricardo ii was in conformity with the
direction of the Greek Governments
This draft was accepted and paid. On
the 3lst of May these houses wrote for
further funds, and another sum OF 30, 900
pounds was received by them. On the
god Of Oct. they drew again for go 600
pounds, and, on the .3lst Of the same
month, for 10000 more. Both Of these
drafts were accepted and paid by Ricar-
do, making 10 the whole I55 900 pounds,
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-11-08
! Adams, an d, consequently, there has been no
! teheeling a sout.

THE AFAAIR AT BATAvIA.-By the paper.
from the western part of New-York, it appears
that i. is not yet known what was done with
Capt. Morg an, who was carried off from Bata.
[ via, as was announced in the Spy of week be-
fore last, and the fears that he has been muir
dered consequently increase. The excite
ment continues undated, and is already be-
ginning to mix with their politics and to have
an Influence upon the elections. The Canaan
daisua Repository says, tlr,t some of the pa
pers 'go so far as to denounce the Masonic In
sttution an toto, and call upon the peonle NOT
TO support candidate for any Office whatever,
who is suspected Of being Mason" Prose-
ecutious have been instituted against several
persons for having an agency in the transac-
ton, in consequence of which the Lodge to
which they belong have disavowed the act, as
will appear by the following Eesolution, ex-
tracted from a report of proceedings Of the
Lodge, which has been published.
" Resolred unanimously, That this Lodge
wholly disavows all knowledge of, or partici-
patton or concem in, the same, and dsap-
proves OF the condrct charged against the said
members, as at variance with those principles
OF good order, aud obedience TO the laws OF
the land, which are inculcated by the rules,
and practices of this soCiety--and that durins
the tendency Of the legal proceedings against
The said members, for the misconduct of which
they are accused, s.,t Aa~-A.;c communication
with them be suspended.n
Governor Clinton has issued another procTa-
nation on the occasion, in which he saws. "I
do hereby offer, in addition TO the assurances
OF compensation heretofore given, reward of
$500 for the discovery of the offenders. and a
reward OF 500 for the discovery Of any and
every one Of them, to be paid on conviction:
and also further reward Of 5000 for authen-
TIC information OF the place where the said
William Morgan has been conveyed. and do
enjon 1t upon all sheriffs, Magistrates, and
other officers and ministers of justice, to be Wig
liant snd active in the discharge of their duties
on this occasion"
II the object in carrying Morgan off, was TO
prevent his intended publication, it has only
in part succeeded, as we notice the first part
is adrcrtised for sale by the booksellers, UNI
derthe title Of " ILLUSTRATIONS OF MASON
RY, by HiliGm Jdorgan. The carrying off
of Capt. Morgan will, probably, give to his
book currency and circulation far beyond
what it otherwise would have had, and will
bring IN a golden harvest TO the publisher and
! the booksellers.