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Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-05-06
FROM THE U. 9. LITERARY GAZETTE.
SABBATH EVENING TWILIGHT,

<A66xA1k1 nv 6NING TWILIGHT
Delightful hour Of sweet repose
OF hallowod thoughts, oflove, Of prayer:
love thy deep and tranquil close,
For all the Sabbath day is there.
Each pure design, each high request
That buroed before the temples shrine,-
The hopes, the fears, that move the breast,
All live again in light like thine.
| love thee for the fervid glow
Thou shed'st around the closing day
Those golden fires, those wrcaths of snow,
That light and pave his glorious way!
Through them, I've sometimes thought, the eve
May pierce the unmeasured depths Of space,
Aud track the course where spirits fly.
On viewless wings, to realms Of bliss.
love thee for the unbroken calm,
That slumbers on this fading scene,
And throws its kind and soothing charm
Ger all "the little world within"
II frances everv rowing thought,
Yet sets the soaring fancy free
Shuts from the soul the present out,
That all is musins memory.
love those joyous memories,
That rush with thee upon the SOUL
Those deep, unut,ered symphonies,
That DER the spell-bound spirit roll.
Allthe bright scenes Of love and youth
Revive as if they had not fed,
And Fancy clothe. with seeming truth
The forms she rescues from the dead.
Yet boiler is thy peaceful close,
For vow. love left recorded there
This is the noi,ele,s hour we chose
To copsecrate to mutual prayer!
Twas when misfoftune's fearful cloud
Was gathering DER the brow Of heaven,
Ere yet de.pair's eternal sbroud
Wrapt every vision hope had given.
When those deep p%urplipg shades came down,
In soitened tints upon the hills,
We swore, that whether fate sho uld crown
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-05-06

Our future course withjo joys or ills
Whether safe moored in loves retreat;
Or severed wide by mount and sea,
This hour, in spirit, we would meet,
And urge to heaven our mutual plea.
o! Tell me II this hallowed hour
Still finds thee constant at our shrine,
Still witnesses thy fervent prayer
Ascending warm and true with mine!
Faithful through every change Of wo,
My heart stifl flies TO meet thee theye-
'Twould sooth this weary heart to know
That thine responded every prayer.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-05-06
POETRY.


This touching little ~edusion, from the PEN of DR..
Percipai, is one Of his earliest productions, and at the
time Of its first publication, it had an extensive cir
~cula,ion. We have rarely read an efusion, contain
ing more feeling, or a happier delineation Of the sit
uation Of a fond and doating wife, heartbroken, and
sinking beneath the acuteness Of suferings, inflicted
by the improprieties and extravasant follies of a dis
sipated husband. fit is read by those who indulge
the habit Of nocturnal ~riotings and debauchery, thus
counting misery for themselves, and entailing dis
grace on their families, it may, haply, do the good
the author intended.
BY the way, there has been a kind of determined
hostility evinced towards this sweet and plaintive
Poet, by some ofthe presses, which is as unkind as
it is unjust and unmerited. His reputation as a
poet, will be cherished by generations, when the
memory Of his pursuers will be lost in merited for
getfulness-or if they shall occupy a space on the
tablets Of remembrance, it will only be to be dispis-
ed and dishonored. But genius always ELECTS envy,
and a fame once established, is selected as a mark for
scandal and obloquy to point their shafts at. Per-
cival may have his faults, (and who is perfect; y but
they are few and the emanations of his pen have
done more to establish the reputation Of American
Literature, than all the productions of other writers
and poetastcrs, since the landing of Columbus. Let
him not be d~ismayed by the foul aspersions Of his
enemies, but regardless Of their contumely, wend
his way to the highest pinnacle of well-earned fame.
He comes not, ! have watch'd the moon 90 down,
But yet he comes not-once it was not so.
he thinks not how these bitter tears do flow,
The while he holds his riot in that town.
Yet he will come and chide, and ! shall weep;
And he will wake my infant from his sleep,
To blend its feeble wailngs with my tears.
o! how ! love n mothers watch to keep,
Over those sleeping eyes, that smile, which cheers
My heart, tho sunk in sorrow, fx'd and deep.
l had a husband once, who loved mellow
He ever wears a frown upon his brow,
And feeds his passion on a wanton's lip,
As bees from laurel flowers a poison sip
But yet l cannot hate-O there were hours,
When l could hang forever on his eye,
And time, who stole with silent swiftness by,
Strewed, as he hurried on, his path with flowers.
l lovd him then-he lov'd me too--my heart
Still finds its kindness kindle, ifhe smile;
The memory Of our loves will meier depart;
And though he often sting me with q dart,
Venom'd and barb'd, and waste upon the vile
Caresses, which his babe and mine should share;
Though he'would spurn me, l will calmly bear
His madness-and should sickness come, and Law
Its ~paralysine hand upon him, then
would with kindness, all my wrongs repay,
Until the pcnlten, should weep and say,
a"- iniur-d aud A~- G.,,h6ol I had been.
e.s ..~~ ---. - .-...--.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-05-06

Sincerity, is to speak as we think; to
do as we pretend and profess; to perform
and make good what we promise; and
really to be what we would SEEM, and
appear 10 be. Hypocrisy is the reverse
of all this. A sincere man ought to be
respected; a hypocrite despised.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-05-06

A man who is proud of his property,
will sometimes calls himself poor, that
you may soothe his fancy by contradict
ing him. A! great beauty will likewise
pretend to believe that she makes an or
binary appearance: and,
"ln hopes Of contradiction, oft will say,
Methinks ] look most horribly today
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-05-06

Tc provoke a person whom you
would convince, not only rouses his an
ger, and sets him against your doctrine,
but it directs his resentment against
your person, as we'll as against all your
instructions and arguments. You must
treat all opponent like a friend, ifyou
would persuade him to learn any thing
from you.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-05-06

Men take more pains for this world
than Heaven would cost them; and when
they have what they would aim at,
don't live to enjoy it. The grave lies
unseen between us and the object we
reach after. Where one lives to enjoy
what he has in view, ten thousand are
cut of in the pursuit of it.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-05-06

The noblest part ola friend, said old
Feltham, is an honest boldness in the
notifying of errors. He that tells me of
a fault, aiming at my good, l must think
him wise and faithful-wise in spying
that which | see not, faithful in a plain
ACCOMPLISHMENT; not tainted with 1attery.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-05-06

A. CARD.-P. Hennipen p~refents his best re-
spects to the Editor Of the Pawtucket Chronicle,
and whilst he acknowledges how much he is in
debted to him for his kind compliment, would, by
the way observe, that he has always travelled in
the paths of"truth and reason
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-02-09

Ffsns u y - z#H'Fts = 80
g " yud. l., h.. H.. frnhn H. rrrar'i
aet"-iins le'hr YER, nsi. at Tn eda', al
t.rpr.hGs IL, 81 di.rharg". - i b Il ~. -
,l,ind The pr,s"n..r. n II MI under Il Jtdi-
ciai Srni''nrr. .iGopied
VI. Hnrrt-~, ut III" feeSirr. offered -
substitute Ia thr rntilr bill. II lid MI pr.
vi. fr orcll rug ~ ,s'r'iinu. - h. - lshr'l
,n remedy liz dri,ri VI VI. suap tied
H.. substitute II ~ ~. L'ngil.- R'j,c'ed
Dn aIntian IT Nr. Pdg,. nf blric",srr
tn. ronmiller thrn en~.. snd Nj. Smith
reported TN hill - amrtlsd. /" 'hr lina,e
- = hleI amendments the iiuuse eoncui-
III.
VI, Nay offered snbstiiutr to 'hr bill
~ amended the -anr ntiglud, IrIbrt's1
Nv ID, eoualiltee. sul r.l',icl "heo the
subject pas hufal. TIN II nv sta former
IN. NJ VI. .ppporlrj the sui t.intr
the unlr hhl " hirh ia hi. upiplon III, ll"uss
could br hroagln tn pa--. Ii ncni .ufirlrni
IL ~ ~ ptel., tipg In liberty and proper
II Of thr ri'lzru.-. Vtga'red, aud the bill
- imrnd'd. pat IN lis prog rss
fh' .ngro.sri bill ''c"ncrra in. lhr P"blic
PRIME bong ~ tspassagr, VT support
ed h1 NJ J.ck~oa. and "pposrd BY Mrssr-.
Hs,s,w - Hchmood. Dfnngoolr. dnf VI Y
rnd cafrird ~ the brgaii,r. = Ibis hla
rref"V.s I" ,r-t tho powrr 81 appuialmrni
Ia ~ Executive IL b. let out IL tn ln""-l
hid rr, tpou his giving srfarit' IN thu IN,
"fs5O00 faithfully I" pl'ornI III" dalI"e..
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MIN ELuTH GIN AB5S.

NAsnISGroN. J,u. -. |" Il" nrpaft.
~ ,u,nripal p,r uf ,,-trrda,'- ,asad1I
WIS ln-,,, ~ The CONSIDER lllut nf EXrcn-
u,r huainrs.. The y val onItsItt 4 ~"
,l~,. =, Il liem III" further consideration
ur 10 couni lhtcdliua of Cotnlodu, Pnr-
hr.
Among 10. bdis introduced ialu thu H.
e. krrr, b. ui iints ir,I'ldd'. ~ ~" n
rntnpru-a.c Mr.. Decatur Ia, III" s"rr'c' :
i tapiall ~,rrhen Decatur. ~ Il s-irnt Ins
tpr fIgti" Phtltd,lpha. S.Arrai c"fem =
r,atlulls wa LAID before The Ilausr from
ihe Departments f Waf and lIr Treasury 3,
ureHI II resolutions al tIn lloues. \
= ','stI,n Mas tahr0"u Nj. Mercer d,ntud-
rnr0l IT, III, j ,drluN Bill, "1,ch W pog=
,tI,.d; "thrr amendments ncrr oil'nrd,
winch 49, still p.ud,ns.
Mr.. Nichll, nl Tennessee, eentrd,
ou No.day,a p,ru#or,.l at h. GeurI Il -
.rmhly of TIE S,at,."f F"on# $50, pgatn6
that mas 49, ma, h,' rah"n by thc Grp',.l
o. ~ arnl, 6,t l,nuh. ~, op"uinS Ga
nj = IN npulcrtIpn hrIarru III" n"Irr. ut
ri.un. GO w. AID lhns" OF the At
Il m. 'hin,eh rh, lltNas-os aud 'OuasaU-
"a Slra'n, aud dat. - til ohl ct l. III
hl5 Il nat nal impol to-, mi jhe rNpeu-r
~ drhayrd oal ul the nalIonaI treasury.
.kat. JoUHW
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a'neo& Ghr prilDoos, MAS onc from the
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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-02-09

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ply .tie'acaocy
r" ol"'"'a 81 I'll" Commute" "f Pm.
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able ia" pri'''nn ri ,mdr, hh'hl''hts -
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Of S5hh0 !" ltirfa, !" Md M hn'idns
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ra'nd IA.
An rnrros'rd bill. Restoring tae roNr
At pardon l." tlir Ek"ruti'" III rrii1ln cas'
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O'clock
III. Wt,if. f,,,n IA. Committee ,I
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Remarks on the ADORE.

rrply H. the preceding Essay, II rrns II
Us H. br nsrl.ss IN rrltrratc our. "p,noiiS IL
rotation IL the several topics embraced II
the Presidents N.s4agr. But, as We adopt
d" audi aiiernm pdrfen" t'r "nr gnld'ug
maxi and ~ accordance With IL. are WI
ling 10 give puhllcily IT, opinions from
which WE dissent, NC generally feed bound
IN sucrorca io"- To express that dissent,
j and I" gisr uur reasons for il. We me-
more particularly bound 10 Il" so, in 'h"
present CAST, ~ ~ are directly callrd on 20
satisfy our friends, N. public" (S"pr
consolation IN that, by the hy",J The writer
of - EiRGisItS' asks ia whether W.
thrnk J, Z Adams iAa rrpdbllcan : We
q" / adopt the Y,nl.rr pl,u. aud ana YER his
qre,l"n by asking him omar Two others.
}. q \, is not 4 republican,, who. among
our eani'rnt Statesmen, Is , When this
question can be- satisfactorily answered
"" shall i'c ready h Ioin ~ prescribing Mr
\. for not coming up To the orthodox sand
ard If '98. |, Henry Clay il rrpuhIlcau7
Not ia rigid Interpretation of tn" cnnsitu-
ton be tn" test DISQUALIFICATION for, with
that btldnrss aud honest frankues- which
hive always been his Distinguishing cbaras-
trrl>iir., he hasa,nW"d himself Il Iall It'll.
harlan. llr would recommend Ia the &c
er"l government to turnpik" every cross
road an which i,smsr. mad travels oncr.
q fortnight, !. In canal every -trra.n winch
can nod Il canor. |, Ju.na l.. Galhoan
Thu" never existed y nau IN tins cnnatr,
who's" ,ch. ~, booked more IL the ;,sgran.
dil"nrnl If IN. general government With
him, II il all in all. Sent 10 Congress, a,
an "uly az, when II had become almost
u"ia 1hirnabIr L. talk of STATE Rights, be-
cause II wa> thought that the tit il rryolu
ton Of 1900 Dad placed he QUESTION on
safe ind sure found .iIon, hr bcrafnr lnbn-
ed with u Splili ~ Wild ambition, IL whca
his tony subsequent residence in the sun.
shiuc OF In" Goa ttehdcd To add "A irrrsis-
tlhe force lie became charmed with
governmental .splrndor and what NJ
6,Irs would call q" governmental perfrcti-
blIllS,' aud ne fell III With IN. large crowd
that ahont thu same period, became apps
iat"s Ia their early faith. l. Mr.. Crawford :
l.""k AZ hlS speech 90 the Bank Law. /,
4 l.
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Fffhra rom his N"gd "trij.s
f,ri -, iherr WIRE nany u.r.,,.
mined 10 'ai fsaI' "nh Hr. adams,
sasr, be II goud I'D h. il nil,
hrtrr',d"S ard alinnush uo,b,.,
"'' "''F" Harmless md nnrt ,r,a5 ,
meaning Ii'an tlli. iilih anrd ,,.J.
1t ."ae p"',nrrd "a forthwith iv ~. =
kee"-sc"'i'd II 'he fac,ion, aud ii.
ia been r'rr -'nr" rnog through ~.
~, many nh" ernsorr ne,rr ham,
tt H'~s'sr " h'rh contain, it but r,, -
I'd I'll they kun" rlnut it from, al,
comments, and ~ many mon .;o,..-
the clA whhnut kun"ing the ol,..
wherefore. AIlthry know i, tha, NJ.
dams has said he pW - anJ M.
whether hr can or nni We trtntlt4..
hi"rIi-s are IN dansrf thai the .lii,nn.
diIinn Laws az. /" ~ rr,i,td--.ud,....
reisn If irrrnr is IL rrronni.nr, -.
bout IA mncl, m"rc such nus'a..
abs"rd,y ~ would I'LL n,", spaprr
W. hive al e"ly sad, IA ~ -
''i-'rt
that W. nt..rly 'cprhhate | fhu clos.,
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FEHRrARh .. Iage.
~ He Ediiors Of he Tirriaion.

Efuht aifH Fnl talr Yeats, | hdNt
read s"ln paper viii interest aud naisiac-
fiuu. ! nt>c br"n induced In d. ihi,, be-
cdu,e ,nar ca1fse with rrgatd tn men aud
pliettplr~ has h"r.tufarr brrn, ! think
lbrral ildrp"ndrat aud unpr' idW.d.-
AID, althnngh | law uat inf .,ni, comet
drd aith YOU. SGT, ~ 'br ~, ~ qar -il"us
nrIch ha,r lar sofnr time past aglta
ihr rnnmud'y, You ha,r supported The
nririnn nhirI | lnav,. hrru ah. ia form
concerning ttrm. \ nr dlsappto, al al
fhr c,acas system, and ,our preference for
john q. Adam, ~ President, w. parri
enldrlt plrasieg Ia me-. Ihc acknnW IcdS :
ii lbdrtles ot mt man. ,,ni hs latm ~
acqrLiulance'nitn IN" 81 ucftre Of orr -
s'ru,nrnt, together with rs fnrrign rra
tons, IN tn absence ri o,lrrtloas on at
count Of party, weighed with YOU, | sup
Z ,n-'d. ~ with me, aud gave him the pre-
f'rrrre tn all the rest. | .aN IN, good
gu,lslrs, m 1ap ah,rncr of objections on
account al parfy.--il was. hn~e,rr, oh
#rt"d "a hun that b. was not reaiiy aHd
doHG iac If IN Republican patrN but ~"
e,ldtaer upon which this oblect1n VAS
ha,cd MS not more con, Isl,r, than that
adducrd ~ ,upport ut thr ,anir charg. a
.nuot he uf5rr r1ulidatrs. l1 SIDES.
tlfr'' n,rr nitiei SIRIUS objections against
-e.rt' al liz est.
vow. | AlNh YOU H. tell yu,r friends, the
ltohnr. hsthrt your o'lnnus have cli' Z
al Do fou M thnk %. A., WORTHY
ot Lcruy c.llrd ln"mbcr u the Rrruhli.
an part, : Do you think the ,nrssa.. j.
itantbl,raa | know hat it contain,
some N '.'s HAT sorL di,apprpsr hn
can yon ,hlnh II tbierubiet Can the A.
M. lean people stomach II : VIII Er.ln-
lru-, particularly, -uflcr II 10 hr Cram,ntd
to - then lnro.J, Let tI.rm b.Nar.
II will be n're deadly .han poison. For
myself idnd ran ,ouch for SOME others
Nh" were also friendly 10 the election of
VI Ad'n-.l raan"t al tho,- pats
~ the message of or GfrHfie .tI0nurQit,
Ia which he speak, ot h,s splendid pians,
tbr CONSERVATIVES of Which Ia aasumt, 10
he 'j,'liu thr power nj Congress rs , ,par-
Ter "l e"ussc, aiihnui ic,lmg die deepest
chagrln and disappointment. But wien
10 K al hat part which ~ lhr Mini,
Dcr, vii IA" commissioned, A." MY fei-
legS arr ca ,ncrd to MIR ica1,n to r.
~ turnl. l. II u"l ruos.gh 10 arouse In,
'ndle ANT trsi'I-s OF the Ir"r AID cnirShr-
raed p,nId, Of ,nr Gmhd Sl,lcs IL hear
sdrG laua uaY,r plocIdlmrd nom the nluuin
Of thrlr frr-litoi ,,ual. al hi, ior,n,.r
language T. sid Ia ha,c been ADAPTED 10
The meIldIel vi Y @ml1, but bru.sr YOU
Will JON NlIh - Ia sayn'g tnal tn, is MI
sneh. Furtc l. som. tina. IA the mrssase
that ueals alronG resemblance - tbp lan-
cllaGr # james ii, FIST of Eu9ilnd Ia III
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li.hin. IT, -, ~ ,ae foregoing fsA;s, ia
lue la,i na, b.. Inc lar ahshi iiir pn''la'
.l,.W ur care. but Snbnit u nhrlhe,
-. 81 haze an, ting /" d" With lis arg
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JAxrAaY y. IL the s nate. III" hill -
ahnls tn dlscDrmlir ta2,1 T. az 'onnasr
aud iinl,o,t nas pde7rd aud s'ut l.. Ilnt IT..
at REPRESENTATIVES.. \ few prIulnuS al Il
prl,air character were presented aud ~.
fr,rcA AID the rr,oln,on oiIrrrd ,r,terda,
was adopted.
In Ih~ fl"us' of Rrpr' srnlatl'es. VI, lu-
gram, sc irunsS v,n,a. mad" rrp.,rt li"n
the Como lite" ON the Post DNice i Post
Road, respecting a toad from II, city IT
J.. Tim re I" lhr ca, of PhihdrlI ,hra. &c
rutnrauird h u r'rou'Iuu u@hoil-tns =
.u,,e, ofa rnu'"; ,tieh "ae I'd lsf,r.
i i o,,lrrrd Ia tlrirtl rradin. - day.
a bd Ia -r'ct uarhh ~ ,nn -, al 80 Con
cral WASHINGTON. MS Icpriud ~ VI.
q ,.,ci, III Virginia. tnm thr ~.brt con
r,tt.. Ia ~ HON the subject "H- refereed.
A rr.nlut,nr VAS Lud IN tpr fahi, hN w.
Stewart, al P"uu~t l'aold. sitlus GA liz
Secretary OF War inr III c~tirlf. ~ III
cost "f cnmpd,pin- i lur Canals dun.
III NtlAnrw srahnard. from = .stna ~ \,',,
Orleans. \ ,rs"Intlnn Wa adap,rd on nIu-
ton or Mr. Bradley, uf brlmuni, IN rrlajt
go l. he pay fnrni al artratag", IL prp~i-
ols due Ia decreased pensioners IL thrr
widows aud "rphahs. The hii "a amend
ihr JndicIaI a,steal vas Rad lhIrd time
aud passed. The rr~iGur oi HE da, was
spent IL lhr di,r ssi,n. in Cnmmit.. Of
the hill ,nnking appropriations nr certain
I"riliratons, IN winch ht,e progress WAS
made 10.
Jan, al the Senate nun1hrr of pc
/ l,l'"ns WAS pres.ntcd.amous i" hieh was ON.
from u company in y. ynrkI" .uhhori,,
f"esP'"fr. IN search of copper. the son,h
! ''de ot Lake Superior. Tue biii from the
! H""s" at Representatives, IL am. nj the
Judicial System. WAS TWICE read. aud re-
erred 10 the Committee nn the judicial v.
a loag discsss,Un tuuk placs iu uiy
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o." quarter ola Al "" IA lhr niem !
.Nrenp l.and t"np,o, va, lid on y ri
nrsdal al tar t"f'.. 10 ,~rfr - 81.
Rhd. MIR otAc. sd.
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lANUAnY &c. In ,he ~rudt, = resnlu.
ton Ms .uh'nl'lcd ht NJ. II #f,4ou. .rl
the nr~sag, II A., Jrll.f'oa, rriatl," Ia IA
expedition ecto.s ihr Caustl, Ia III .Norh
Ne.trru CO. In bill IL abolish tI,e
d-crlauist'uR dutlrs ~ ~ ,,Sr tad lpP"-t
~. nrdrr,d h. h,s .o4roserd ,h H. ll,rI
ir,dng, Nr Lloyd IT N,se. soh4o I'M 10
th- SQUAT s"in". interesting sud lu"ll""s
"Irns ~ relation 10 The .x"'drucA AID poe.
Iry . tar measure h,-hal to arcnrr Ne
account Dist, otpohlc otHrrr- ~" a,k,n
np, and. ait, SOM drhalr. uas lad - j1r
tht,'. The blIi c"tcrrung the -,hoI l''d,
~ ohiu. MAS pissed, aad only "du- the
signature of the President To brru ~ a
Law.
Tnr bill tn amend tbr Juiicra System
MS ,rstcrdA, oldrrrd IL h,' rugt e-~rA nI,
= tEird r-adIug. IN thu llou~'. OF Rrnr4r1.
larAr-, b, Il tatc 81 lJG IL ~. Nc,rt41 1T
"mpi~ We're mad" /" ,,n.od aud w,-lpoue
liz. bill hu, thu friends ii The ,nra.urp br,d
lu.rihr,, and ii MI, riunph.d o,rr ail oIs=
po>iii"u i.rhl, III nrmhels, hnd esp eiahle
/ th.n inlrui4aud them rr-tArta &C.. Mr..
Minrf. Of Pa ~ ltanlf. llrd 90 liz table
."nn rrsoh,Inn, on The soh,c, III Paeafu ,
which he arco.np tnl,d II, ,u1ur 1ppp"pr'-
ate rrrnat h., nllcn called forth = trH oh,
ar,a iiou- from Nlr Forsyth. rrsnIuiIou
Ms greed lo. on m,'lluH W MIR >lt"HE, -
New lo,k, d'rrruo., ~ luq MY luto lh.
r>r.d.ror> 81 a,ak = M. lr'qmuJ sale,
~ iilr pahiir land a"a IA sGoll,#f la,n',-
li-- on at"tna ot VI. rumnc al h'lr-
inrk,, p, laliNs a. drs"rte,s al a. nniIri
at Mr. C4inhr, ,cuE,. VI NV h. ,rIa,lN..
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Il .N0unirJdnk Nc, Noah, "t the l''"
Vn,k Advocate, e"mriaIns, tn"' 'hI' '''''
la, been 'ujielif.nI, applied +" mn
Thr reason M hl.,', lur hi, complain '
,ruI, Indicrous. He searched Walker
Dictionary, II appears. I" fluid. rs'o'''"'
tlrr meaning nf ille term. whr" h' "'''
cred thai ii did not Al al apply t" "'''''
Walker niakinga Muuaiehank.. !" d oo''o'
that mounts hrnrh in the MAJ Ae'' ANU
boasts his iniaIlihir remedies aud cures
and. (-ays Mr.. Noah, lrtmnha'l'i1
never haze been, and never shaH h' e"''''
in such n nredicament." Without asA"'6
Mr.. Noah whether he has not been gun
in dealing ont his remedies" for poh7'"
necessities. and his eHres' ar uti'''