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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-20

FtBLIc--Nn. u.
~ sCf ta.A,.apt swedish aud Norwegian
Vessels ana ,uH metchdndiso imported there.
sn nom the pnYmen. o discriminating dntirs
OF annas' and Hnpos', iol in,ed TIME, and
To- pthef purpotes.
Be II enaett8bythc Senate and House Of Re.
pycseaiaiitts aths Gaird Staies Of .incrira IN
congress aveHyed That from and after the
date II inis act, unnl the termination of the next
NssIon - Congress, vessels truly aud wholly
belnnsinS 20 thc subjects Of the kins Of Sweden
and Norway. arriving Ia the United States, IN
o'ilaS' 81 "uh cargoes, sIall be exempted from
we payment NJ ANY other or higher duties OF
chafEes Whatsoever than vessel, Of the United
States are required 70 pny under like circum.
stances that mt cchaudisc, the produce and
manufacture atthe Territories OF the kng OF
s"cden and Norway. imported in Swedish or
Nnrsegnn vessels snail not be snbcrfrd 10 A
ny othtf 81 mshcr duties than are Icyled on the
shth, Ninds Of merchandise when imported In
american vessels aud that the exemption or
pf"ltSe allowed 10y this act snail extend to YES.
seI> arriving. and merchandise imported, from
III = r"ish colony 81 ~ Btrlhoom, proui.
ara, ABat the owners If vessels, arr wing from
sd" colony, IN the United ~atcs shall be mnnbi-
t'u''e 81 itat Coinn' aud there established aud
hd,aial'S'd aud Sh'ii have caused tlieir Vessels
10 be there natulnll1ad
Dec : daa be il further enacted. That the
Secretary 81 The Treasury be, aud be is hereby.
nieeied Ia cause 10 he repaid or reunited, all
allea ar discriminating duatS Of tonnage ar I'M
post, winch SINCE the twenty NIB OF sentr,nber
lat, na' hIse bern pad OF secured To be psld
on vessels ni ne {. Z. ip fon meetoued m the
hfSt s'ct"n 81 'hl, aet, o. on merchandise Inl-
ported - sueh ress'l,; Ion tie purpose which
repay 'ehi, any money in tn, treasury, moi u.
tAet"''r aProptatra, Is hereby appropriated
ApIHo,cd: --d 'eb. 2s21.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-20

b'7n ~ies.et from them sis mont. h..
got Them We thought nliia..l., l,,l ~
Ha1d qamea--or he YANKEE oa.,c;s.t-.
OF our 'o~hsinen, Yankee, beip !. -. One
at tavern IN Albany, Duehu,s,, fang
county happened IN, aud on dsr.,,. ao'' ms
Trey we're both from tbs si,inilv. me- 10.
name OF the Yankee. ! Will bof n III, he
replied he, thai have tie hotdfsf ,,.,.. VI lsn'
company say the Dutehman -, ~ Tie
It = name, Sir is.stone, saidlh, IA ''s' Is
- VII den" reJoncd The iaIier, -" ,os,,,''lngly
Is sloSE. and mine IS HAknLE. IA l,,5. = hale
Case no" pay de bothe" Tie - as lie
marked that II vas atheI hBJ -. ~.
That he Vas iauIy bealen--and pad H., =. ~
eaIsrlolen L. -0
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-20
INTERESTING VISITORS.

A correspondent of Mr.. Ponlson's Philadel-
phia advertiser OF the llth states, that the ac-
Compished authurcss Mrs. Opic, aud Mrs. Fry
the celebrated benclhctress Of Newgaie. are a.
boat 10 VISIT tins country . are probably already
on their passage, accompanied by Anna brath-
waite. They are expected to he in PhiIadel-
ph'a IN Time to attend ,he yearly meeting OF the
Society Off rieuus.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-20

TIE Kentucky papers state, that the motion
To discharge Isaac q. Oe,ha, on he ground of
the unconslitutionality OF the venue law, has
been oycr-rued BY the Court and the trial
was continued on the motion OF the Common.
wealths Atttoruey--sevoral OF the most mpor-
tant witness being absent from the State. The
Prisoner was permitted to enter into new re.
cdgn'zanee for his appearance at the June
tern.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-20

Aiobama.--The Legislature of Alabama, at
its last session, pass act toprohibit the i'm
portation OF Slaves into hatState for sale OF hire
The act provides, that any person carrying ne
groes into the STATE after the first day OF August
next, for sale or hire, shall be liable to fine of
one thousand dollars for each negro so carried
into the State, aud imprisonment. II further
provides, that persons, who carry Slaves into
the State for their own use, shall not sell 40 T
hire them within two years after lAeir arri,Al.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-20
Uuzza for Be3foyd rg,e,jfo.J =

Exclaimed the fortunate holder ONO Il5r.
"a citizen Of Bedford county, on T,l'a,
morning last, When On presenting one cs"y
OF i'iat number at LEFIAiCH'S OFFI1r ''f
was informed thai il bad drawn one o,,., lie
N'po' aud tiat the money wa, read, ~, 49, u
a i'" honfs afterwards, be was On he a
nome with more than 5000 in Virginia ~
notes IN his pocket in place Of faroes 1'" VA.
doidi Monnngalia Prize Ticket with wbiet ' ~
haa on the Wednesday before pu,efa,e5 ~.
fortunate number at u'e
LEE TWICHS OFFICE
Ihnk OF thus. YOU people Of bedford VAo,..
uJoHs adventure may gam, ehcu od,cio,,l'
inadt at the proper place, and in the rpbf -,
ttiF hen turn 10 tins scheme Of the So,
Navigation Lottery and see what b, iIfiant ,,''
poets are before you. A Prize oil SJ,o
returned from Liberty, in the last elass a''
iperc IS 70 doubt $4,000 IN Store for p's
'ofa IL The present o.lc, lose uo TIM. uu, ~
aud secure it, wv ID.
April %
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-20
They may enter direct

They NAV enter direct
from the United 81 Ftrs
81 from any otler port
Of America or from the
British possessions Ia
Europe.
They are allowed TO
inportnot oniythe emu
merated Articles, bur ali
others not entirely pro-
hlbitrd ; and among the
articles, the exclusive
carriage OF which is re
served 10 them, are ar
ticles of the Grst neces-
sity to the Colonies and
staple exports from the
[ nited States, on the
important aiucles which
IN common with the ses.
sells ofthe United States,
they may import direct
from the UuiIdd States /;
ifthey DO So import them
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-20
Al,ril2D

9,Nr OIlCE.-An persons having claim against
y 4 the estate Of Francis +. Harris. der
VIII present them properly authenticated Tor set
uehent D all who are indebted To the estate either
by hond or open account, will please ,one ief'
"drd y pay their respective balances tori. win.
JEHU WILLIAMS. Adm.
win the nui ann ed
April 20. tcIls37.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-20

IprplIr=Na. 10

~ ACT conc fruing The Entry Of Vessels at tn,
for Of Particle IA Comecucn
Be II etdctfa bgthc stanie and iipust Of Re.
pfescaiafirfsyfth the United states Of ilhsrita IL
Congress assembled rhatit shall he lawful -
make entry Of sas lafs.gu ship ~ vessel. aud
u tn cargo ~hlrh uay be on board lho same.
aud II ualadr suth cargo. ar any pan tiies,of,
n the port OF fenfud ia the ot,ie of onuec.
s'eui an Ter the regulations IL Sgeh cases by
"a" provided
Approved. I'D Feb 1927.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-20

etNTEGaotS FOR SALE.-Psrsoaf uisliag
~ 10 purchase, ran b. trrniyhsd upon as mr.
terms. Gnd 'c'h rs ro'aabie o1laiibe.y Nf.rots rs
o''9 N has coaa'1g. 1ro fTe5iient seaDlsiIe.ts
are among the parce! 4Ou an NM.
i. II. UIDBELL.
1pra 10. tafaO
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-20
S. d. AZ. ALIEN d. 60
r. ~ Do0'f Eo,gef IN

-, II HNTTUIIIEl
Where have been sold in former classes Of this
Lottery 10 citizens OF Iynchbute. Capital prizes
o 80 100. $4,000, besides several OF lOOo, 5O0.
= o. 100 &c &c
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-20

direct from the UnBcd
States. hey are allow
ed 10 import only Ger
tam enuue atcd articles
Upon all the llnpor-
tant articles ofthis list a
duty equivalent 10 ten
per cent ad yaloreln is
imposed.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-20

II they take return
cargocs, they must give
export bonds iorianding
them ia tae port OF ports
ofthe United States, for
which oqly they can
clear ont. And, in most
il not all. ottae West
India Colonies, they pay
an export duty of from
four to five per cent ad
yaloreIn.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-20

By tho Amtficah reg
nlations, British vessels
from the enumerated
ports are admitted. fila
den, INTO The L stat,s.
only with cBrgoes OF
colonial produce.
They are allowed 10
tnlte return caTeocs OIL
~ drert I" the ci,ume.
rated ports
They pay the foreign
tonnage duty of ninety
Tour cents per ton, aud
the iafeign len per cent
a'lniii"ilt lupost OIL
their cai goes.
It's impossible H. talk
at the respective rxemp
Peraling on the vessels
ployed ia the same tad,
the balance Of adynniag
the British, and against {
and TINT the United Sta
equnlize the tonnage an
sorrendeIine the who
shipping, aud defeating
our navigation acts of /,
yldcd. "
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-20

CIR ten per cent euiy.sd
Yslofefn must be paid
Bet tie J may iinpoittie
like articles from treat
Britain, OF nom the y
American to the West
india Colonirs, duly
FIRE, they are liable to
no export bond, may
trade irom COLONY TO
colony may export
cnrgocs for any partof
the British doniinions III
Europe OF America, aud
pay no export duty not,
unless illt choose. 10
return n the l.. states.
Americansesselsinay
bring, from the enulne-
rated ports, any articles,
The expectation otwhich
rom those ports, is per-
United by the Brush
laws.
They are IN no else
compelled to return 10
the enumerated ports.
They are exempt from
the foreign tonnage and
additional impost duties.
q tins comparative view
tious aud restrictions o.
Of the Two countries en-
without percciying thai
e Is highly IN favor of
he Amrtiedn navigation;
les could not consent 10
d lmpusi dates. without
le radeto the British
IN" objccl for v Inch both
Sig and $50 were pro-
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-20

The Rev. RoEErr Cox, minister Of the Me-
thodtSi Episcopal Church, died ~ suffolk eoun-
~, Virginia, ON the 10Th ut III his will, he
made provisions for e,uancipatlng all his slaves
Upwards Of thrty) aud lor giving each hand
some sum OF money. lie had offered 10 trans
pori them to Africa during his lite but thcy
chose 10 live with him and receive wages.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-20

Governor CLlyrog has put his peio TO tile act
OF the Legislature Of NEW YoRk recently pass.
ed, = TO regulate the safe II Lottery tickets y on
The ground that II Is violation Of Inc contract
WIN fA1Es " MlSrYHL, the managers under
the Ia" OF 1922, aud tlat il is calculated toex
tend 'Ae evils d Sing under the 81 ,tem OF loue-
fioS.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-20

They are exempt from
the foreign tonnage and
addilioDalimpost duties.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-11-13
trom the Conascttcut Calrler.
Tat. 1merlean

MiiiriA MrsIAhs.-For some time past the
newspapers from the neiglbonns states have fir.
AieAed \ lnlerous accounts q melancholy accidents.
MI o.s q lives which have oeeufled at tile late
militia mu>tef,, accompanied y I'LL oll complaints
n tie teavv aud unequal burdens Which tic, I'M
pose On tie people, and esples, sons IT regret al
their pettieioua inference % public morals For.
.unatcly for the go6d people Of Conncet!cgt. lie
wise provision Il law passed at The last sessions
VI tie legislature las for oc ycar. u least rel.cy
n ttleln from tie eils arising from tbs source
The Usual company trainin.. If tic season has i
cake. place: We have heard d 10 o.s u lives and
~ srflo1, disasters The militia We pfe. ulnc are
lIicient, a. well versad ii military science atd
y we'll disciplined aid prepared for every enier.
gcncs ttiey we've designed for. as ii thew Lad been
INFECTED q the trouble and eApcn e IF mastering
regiments aud bti -ades; white the morals il the
fommunty have escaped exposure to the corrupt
ing influence OF lie ,cedf. III intemperancc pro
1anity and general RIGHTEOUSNESS which form su
prominent a Characteristic of these occasions. Ii
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-11-13
TIE NATCHEZ Fight.
10 TIE Editor u TIE Lpuisinnn .ldrprti.

ha'cAcd statement ii the Argus Of the III
mt. q tae bloody affair near Natchez, which 70 80,
'ie least OF IT. Is very much mlsrepresented, and
my regard Tor truth has induced me 20 come Tor
%afu an'' make plan statement Of dc facts !,
they real = occurred, which, il il should BE- ,iece.
sar}, can be authenticated b. several resbectahl4
citzens Of Aatthez Dr. Maddox invited MI,
samacl L. Wells. aiho1. the limits Of Die State
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-11-13

II Louisiana: thsy net at Natc1pZ on The l.th ut.
OF the ON Wells wa challenged by Maduox /:
the 10Th was appointed Tor the day oil combat anu
HI FIRST sand beach ABOVE Natchek, on the Mlsst.-
sippi side for tile place ii meeting. They met, ex-
changed two s'ots. without efect, and made tienIs.
N.aie t5e conbaiart- and tslends, on each SHE.
we're rrtiiin. tto,n tae -teuni. els invited Mad,
loS, H. friend Cg ale and surgeon -. Den
in = tie woods. Where III friends. who we're e.
ciatsI from the fr!d. Mere stationed 70 take some
fesfesfner.t Ctane objected and stated his ftlsnns
.l,at there we're certain men among them that he
could not meet. Wells then assented 10 20 where
MADDOX. ffiends were stationed IN tie wonds. who
wefe also excluded from tie field; when about half
Wav they we're me. bs the friends Of v els, viz !:
Mr.. James Bowie, General Cuney and i. ]. Wells.
Gen. Cgney meeting them, observed q nl
Crane, thatit WAS .oed time 10 settle ihetr differ
ence. Crane had pistol IN each hand, Miaea he
was carrylag to lie Moods-he Immediately Pai
himself in an attitude Of eefence-he observed
Bowie Vita drawn pistol, lie therefore Shot him
first. wheeled round ard shot CGneN. Ba~ie dld
not fall, but Cuney did and expired d ABOUT -
minutes. Bowie exclaimed. Crane. YOU have skot
ne. ana VII Kill son il can. They bo,h fired
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fire was without effect
After Bow ie male tie above declaration 10 Cane
ne drew large butcher knife and endeavoFed -
put his threat INTO execution, LIT vas prevented
Us blow from Crane " th tiir bGt OIL his pistul
which brought BIN = hs kneas before II felas,
ered Crane cot out u III way Bowie ten d.
covered Major Wri.ht, who had arrived tfom 'e
woods at TIE scene II action. ID coapans ~i,a t-s
i" Blanehards. Bowie exclaimed y WRIGHT yol
ID rascal. don't YOU shoot. Nri-5t oa>eN 90
thai lie was not afraid d hin and e,eiie ..is p>-
tol-tacv both fired: Bo~es shot stfu1s VII.
ID tie ti.6t side which wedt taru-. hu4-
Wti.ht's fire "a, without effect. !. stt4ek sia-
that Bowie vas behind. After firing. thgy tot.
advanced On each otter. Wiz! with s"oil c44e
and Bowie with butcher Knife. Bowie st4ssed
Wright through tie arm II two PAGES. t.er
left hm and went t. Alfred Baneaari-m
three sabs at tim. one 81 Which STRUCK Jim ii tie
sle he then left Blanchard aud retained y
Nrght, and ease him sta5 II the breast. ~hi,'.
went 70 fis heaft-Ae died instantly Bgwie ~.
fred a t@ige 81 Alfred and once By G. r. Bta.
c8a,l. @i.en engaged @ith Wright, and aAc- wHe;i
engaged uitA A. Blanchard. One u the .aets
struck hin II tie thigh. which brought him down.
~ fill q ,ho.t distance from Wright. A. Ban
alafd w. .sot through tie arm ~ I, s Wels-
Major M'Alioftes s1naized himself hy taking
eilaeiate shot at G. II. Blanchard, wien he wa,
istfmed, PAGES distant, but il was without
elleet. he only Injury Bowie received from
Wight. Wa one q two slight wounds With
,.oyd cane, AN EYE WITNESS.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-11-13
THE NASHVILLE FIGHT.

lie NAsllA LII flUHI.
The COL. Benton Who gives the following &c
count y ca. Jackson. ATTACK unon Nm ~
oti4er. Al Nashville. i nov Senator Of tIe L,..
id states fram Missouri.
E.aslGa 90. cn. n ,s,.
tau ,.ist 81 ~. - -,
G ~ a A ~ - 800 ~. Z.
l.'a ~ = go ~
49, .' n. i.o.ua', ~ 80 ~ Y HI loMil
ND ~ CO. 8 81 J.
49, sa1 III II II
- a..aa.. s' t.si.a 60 ~.
NJ 80 49, s. '. 1870 tasss
'.1 1. z 49, ~ ie-ps 4 ess-1''sa Z. Juul
.r..s..,r p
- =, I. 49, i'sioi
@ III, - M ''.'',is = ~ IL
a'ai3 ht9"ti- A. WI. '4e'sait tlftatst "tht aAd
,91 = al'ir,s,' 49, H. ~ ~ Y
~ VI. XIII Poss = 49,. '..,Hi
~. S i..s q 80 s9''.e 4 ~ ! 1917
49, s W. &C., = ld' - ~, aa. eoh'
~ $500 a iess'''.'5 isso = U.s.
80 IL ~. - - = 49, 80 upoh
" - : 4eA PACT, "lsstoa. slsns ~ N4le ~ afa"
81 III, t...;.n h.....c.a,
Hi 49, ~ ofo,se' ,iel upon eel.
81 laeksoh, Wien ~ TO- 81 "itlan eisht q ten
= I4 'n.'
s,c.o+. W. aal osa1s Pissois VT iifsa II qaieh
Succession; one BY Generai Jackson at ME Two
Y me a. - penctai ahd enc oy ol. Coffee az
aas, y ~ course o. W. hfng, General Jaek
f IT, Was ofo1s4s y tae GROUND put received nc
49,
&C. aasgeTs we're then drawn; tol Coffee
60 u. -aieAanaet i'ohaasoh male a. me, and
-i H. i, ~ 49, :, Mounus aP'a'ii flaMlhot'd
MI = HsH enra1eu ny oro'heT, VINO
pstiis 49, W." rom tte eucct OF severe wound
Us ~ la'ely reegneu V duel, was not able e
l lss'sl ~ men. lhev COY nun down and while
lap'. hammond beat him on tie head 70 make him
Is wv, IL. hays attempted 70 STAB MIN, and
M9onued W. y hoth arms, as iie lay on hIs back
pdttNlhS the tailsts wltn his naked lands. From
VII SITUATION generous hearted CITIZEN Of Nash
Nitle, sif. summer renewed nm Before he came
= s"e stelAu, ny Dfotner elapPed pistol 70 the
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-11-13
FROM The .Iatt5na! J,at.

] Among the claims 10 tie Office Of p,e.i
tie iiiehdS ot Gen. iaek>on have ID. Nh ,h,.a 49,
none winch ,,as beer more cfueijtg u, ino,.,
minently PM leiofe u..ihan H. Rrfiei,,,nr,,' NV
ritss. lie La isfh pless, "a IL ~. * g
tioharp Hero. lii ein, II ta, n Il ,t,a .""'
at q his country mcn. are f,uidcd h ~ ~, Nv
III, Revolutionary services. rnr stun, do.; .F"'
discover the gallant achic,einet het,,
anu peflloua passages. through Which Til, Rrvnln
uoharv ielo "olked II VIZ s. dat character. lsd
US 70 turn ~ the page u tie historian. Mar,La,
alas records nothing 1t the helos,n II h;m ,l
now placed n the same scale Wi,l Wa.h;na,.,
GORDON equally ,ilent the -faik ii hero,m ,r.'
not sufficiently bright % cast Is dimt,eyt -
hex On the historic Pare. We lioke, ntn Ies
q discover the hero anpus nc Matiuus and Sam
ters q tte South: but alas tie ingtaiItude If M
tory va, equally conspicuous there. The t,,k NM
glory Of discovering this ues lec'e1 star wa. lei, f..
The more powerful telescope Of Tie General, h.
ogfapher, Major Eaton, VIM, by tins blan; efor
"a lnmoftalixei himself and added another "a
thc catalogue 81 out evolutionary llstres.
Eul. let oar reader, should find the ,lesccn
tain is hypetboieai exeldun,, to tie plain n,
fatlve ~ ate about 70 introduce, too sudden. e.
~ ea,'eas4r TO graduate tie dec,ity li.te. TO-
promising. dat the oily Revolutionary SERVE,
WHICH even Major Eaton could collect ont oi ,Ie
thfu"n-aSlde rabl>h from winch other listu,iacs
aad extracted all thes deen.ed 1t any wor,hm A.
crest "as al escape from tie British at one pout
aEd the only hefoism lie laffatts i, thai Nh
Mh.ea lie s4bject u his Biographical culory 81,
iured short imprisonment when he subseunently
ft.l ato Tie hands Of NE eRemy. II these cltcun
stances constitute hero thei were twenty.e
81 #tr heroes Mac ran aWay Win aim, and Who. J,0
iiat -t0lfd. afe all. il living, equally entitled To
1ec9a,4 candidates Tor tie Presidency. Buttvv
f-rA t3 10 ~. rrat tN.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-11-13

Ia ppntot savage ferocity We have seen nothing
70 come up q file above till We cast our ewes upon
the following 80
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-11-13

IS Fettrerce q he cksun;.n nominatirr con Mite
ahi e The names q tic SCENTS il liF nscaincy
q m9l9n, or ienAS maze some tine lgp, viii Be
fete o3tte a0t, that Sc have ID s struggle n contend
with hc oNrnsii Of neaF, All II, uicc leld Is abs
el'l especially these -.t-aaea - tic Custom ,eqse
=. 4. .Ncfo,d' .7ltscqfs.
lha hostility d tie oiiice.foer, in New Yolk
g the National Advocate. originated rot ,ol,lY ii
ue political course ot That paper, but partly IN
We Tact 81 - being tr cl.a'l.c ttroneh Nhiel liz
publication 1t TIE laws are made. Ihs i Ia ~
nciaence with tire whole tUctrin, aid cual e ii
The Jackson panty, which ain, a; thc Suppression
% az Independence Of opinion. and prosctibes /,
personal a. vel u political tleetacaa all IS ~ LATE
~ thc!r practice 70 support tsat nlepnnGeHcc
Iat tie opposition Of office bodies Il tie \ (.
lnihlsitailon 4 al Evil 4; deeper md more ID.
ND character. We know Of ptacr places ,al..
Scw iorh, whcre men in tie cmpu,inellt Il te
gotettmrtA ate lending tAemsel,e. % Tic purpa
,es q tae Opposition and aiding II, lif.s u puil
down nc ,cty Cabinet vs. uaci tbry Ai4e 5eeu
idypcd. Beyond this. ae snow OF oaile holder,
VITO @dAse those stua.ions hy usins tie faeiii.ies
atinrded o5 item n opposition o ,.e government!
~ which the perform si.tosdiaate latt>. aal
which ~ duty dnd principle. they at uoun.l q
support. Far IL Il i.pa T. 10 atttlpit ID a1yiss
ne exclusion z. any c.a., Of citizens from the pi-
Nlesc oi freedom OF o,.iaion ,nneh less to sl.
ec>t any ptostlipfive measure f. I've taelatien Il
such freedom; 1T there Is rule Of pgoprietY
Whes. "u:t4t g Keep .uc IN ,oa, e'litspruden.
bounds, 2Ad 70 check them. when iay are disia-
I'd q We arior Of oppostioi u make an ualaN.
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frposed N them There are individuals, we caa.i
tat our hn9er on place and person, who -h!ltf
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ana tiar course may b. carried i, SOL, lengths
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was Tie foiiowiag-from goar ,rpsrlnce. are .frs-
qasut mus.ers Advantageous to the great body Of tie
militid ? Answers were received IRON large num-
Der Of distinguished officers il different sections q
the Union. and with few exceptions. were Jeci-
dedly III the neg4tise.- And they generally went
far a. to pronounce frequent musters ut onS
useless but highly pernicious. I'll. opinion, COIN,
ing from men competent, from their Information
ard experience. to form correct conclusion ~ ,h4
subject. i. certainly entitled u great weight. w
are clad to find tie subject exciting .enetal utter
est and e.ici,ing Tree discussion.