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RrJENOs AYRES.

The editor of the Wilmingtcnian, has receiv ed
ed from his correspondent, al Buenos Ayres, files
of the British Packet up to 9Th January =
Discomfort, which has for long time existed on
the part OF the PROVINCES OF Mendoza, San Jusn,
o,dova and Santiago del Estero. towards The ge
neral government of The conieders'ed States has
moi il would appear, yet subsidized. They refuse
to acknoyle either the new constitution or the
Executive. and have signiiied determination TO
Withdraw. Tha, the bond of union should be
thus broken. ~ source Of much regret particulars
ly At this unfortunate moment, when the strength
Of every fibre is imperiousIy called for
On the 81 January, deputies who were chosen
to present the new constitution 10 the dissden
provinces, set out for their differen' destinations
bu, there was not much loom Ter the Indulgence
of sanguine expectations concerning the iav'ura-
bile result of their journey. Some late laws oi
, Congress, are particularly obnoxious 20 the DIS
affected; and that (which met WITH the strcngesl
marks OF disappfobstion in one OF the provinces
(Cordova,) aud caused its declaration OF en're
sonar alton from the Union, "as law that made
the deputies 10 Congress unremoveable tor any
other cause than legal ones, and prohibited Their
removal a, the option of their constituents; which
was previously practised. The right of the PEG
ole TO change their representatives. IN any other
name, or time, than these appointed by law, Is
one which is entirely Inconsistent with all sound
,rinciples and never ayo.yed in the most liberal
of political institutions
1t is The determination oil The government, 20
enforce subsection on the part of those provinces;
alleging tina. they have no right, after having
once en,e, ed into alliance, and accepted cons-
tuition of the Union, which all o. them have done.
Jexcept Cordova) 10 Withdraw without The con-
,ent of the whole. The disafecied had taken
no arms in their defence, and some skimishibg
hac taken place.
Admiral Brown had blockaded u sail of the
Brazilian feet in the Uruguay river where they
thad gone on piundering expedition lie had e
ERECTED fort at a point called Punta Gords. which
4 he called g Brown Bsttery, and vas determined
TO hold them in safe keeping. This pass, it Ii
said completely commands the river, 50 that no
rel ifol cement Can get up.
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COA.HUNYCaTED.

"A nlost Distressing occurrence took place in
our nelsaboraood on Sunday merning last The
house o. MIR. George p. Diggs was burnt 10
ashes, his viie and I'VE children With some diff.
heuiiy saved themselves, bus could not save any.
isrnl!r'e OF any value Mr.. Digs had let out
10, richmond b'ie before day, after h.
lei' ho'ne, i'is suppo~ed, the hand of the incen-
diary was al work; not long before that, his kich
en was set on ire and burnt; the houses were not
insured. MIR. Disss i truly unfortunate and il
y aoie 10 bear such heavy loss, and wha, adds
more TO his caiamiIy Is, tina, very recently he ad
eltlsed his Land { ale
Hanover Coaaty, ON Apri, 1927.
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a FRIEND TO THE GREEKS.
FOR THE ENQUIRER.
ANOTHE Err SiGNl

II must be erstiiyiag TO the State of Virginia,
and especially TO the devoted friends of General
Jack-on to hear, tina, the Honorable John Talis-
ierro, who's 60 long been denounced by MIR.
Randolph, and vino has ever since been claimed
cy he friends Of the Coalition did publicly and
uneqn'socaly, on Inc day of the Congressional
election at Richmond Court house, declare his
decided opposition the Administration Wha,
val Secretaries Sauihard and Barbour think of
chs? AN OBSERVER
Richmond County. Va ;:ril4
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REPORT

vi The Committee OF Correspondence for the Asri.
cultural Society OF Lower Virginia. no we've
requested to carry into effect resolution OF the
Society at its first messing, relative TO Subscri-
bers:--
The Committee, in pursuance Of the request o
the Society, have written 10 various pe,sons re-
siding within the limits prescribed BY their feso-
microscopes OF the constitution were also for"
warded TO them, and they were informed tbs, the
Society would be pleased 10 consider them mem.
bers, snd hoped that such Of them as were wiling
TO become Subscribers, would present our consiitu-
ton TO INT persons for their signatures. Those
who declined the invitation thus given, were re-
q1esied to inform the Committee oft, by letter d.
recied 20 their Chairman. Some delay having o.
Cured IN carrying into effect that par OF the reso-
nton, which requires The Committee to have 200
copies OF the constitution printed, il is more than
probable that many of tbs letters have not yet
reached those to whom they were addressed: bat
the Committee believe that most Of them have
been received, and they congratulate the Society
that 80 few have answered by declining the invi.
tstions gven. Their letters accompany ths Re
port; and IL is gratifying to observe, that even
those who have declined becoming members from
personal considerations, approve highly Of the ODE
Jscts OF the Institution, and wish success TO our eff
forts. After a reasonable time shall have elapsed,
it is believed that the Society may safely act upon
WV Pier"hlptOn, iHdt Ai tDose ihVheu Oy We
Committee TO become members, and who have
failed to spprise the Committee Of q contrary de
termination, have elected 10 join the Society, as
they were particularly desired % ia'ofm the Com
mttee OF their refusal u designed.
list Of the names Of those, with whom tbe
| Committee have coresponded, is annexed. Should
the Society deem II proper to extend their invita-
tons, the Committee will cbeerlully perform any
further duty imposed. The COMMITTEES would re-
commend TO the Society an adjournment TO some
day IN April OF May, to give time to the Commit.
tee TO ascertain the numbers Of The Society il
would, 10 their opinion, be anwise 70 prgsc5 any
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-VOZICE.
rINHE subscriber bess leave tender bis bis
n tieods and the public generally, auction aud
Copstission Merchant He t,krn the
medateiy opposite Mess-s Lueke Sxer., street
leading from the Dell Tavetn where he will be grateful hs
friends tor business entrusted 10 hi, care, either tho
puble private sale, Of >egroe Horses qr Merchne Of
any description however 'pai uncomfortable. Deer,nn-
10 devote his personal attentions of his
business, he hopes render perfect .atctisn 10 all who
HENRY W. MoNcuRE
Tuition and Commission 4gent
FOR SALE. STORE,
eOo kegs Roger Oange sunpowder of approved quality
so boxes bloom raisin,
20 boxes ciaret wine
20 do 6g blue
cases domestic nanteeu., blue dye, warranted;
AND EXPECTS DAILY,
100 bbls. OF old barley whi.key
100 boxes y 10 and ~ X 70 window glass.
HENRY w. MOECURE,
Auction aud Conipgission -fpes.s.
April20 II2-w2w
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'ne NA'ons Intelligence wishes Opraetiie dc guerr
upon u-by making the Prospectus Of the Trim
mers oude But It rule ", ar the cap thai
Is intended Tor our friends, must decline the the
assignment The rrimn,eGs Guide" is secured TO then, ty
UNIVERSAL aseaina'n whether they like the j3ke or not and
far he " from u {" claim any honor which,. legnatey their
own The AGhor OF Prospectus. himself however ,ete
the matter in the following Communication:
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plan without knowing on VIVA, means they to
rely Tor it, execution. The Society has already
been strengthened by a consider able accession OF
Subscribers of the highest responsibility. and the
Committee cherish the hope. tha' it will flourish
10 -cch extent. thai the most sangune expects-
tons of its friensl- will be realised.
Rs JAMES SEMPLE, Charm.
March 1927.
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The British army was concentrating at Com
bra. about thirty leagues in the interior from
Lisbon.
BY ne Treaty which has been concluded be
tween England and Portugal. the latter power ST.
pilates 10 furnish the British troops with p,ovi-
sions and barracks. duricg their stay in Porug al,
but no, for their pay and clothing.
= IN Y. Afer. Ado. b
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-s-zz-S -aSzz-ES SggE-

From Connecticut, we learn that Gideon
tomIinson has been elecied Governor OF the
State by majority of sev eral thousand votes
The extraordinary vote in Nex Haven, which
gave MIR. Wolcoit large majority over Mr.
To'niinson, arose from the general desire so keep.
| the latter gentleman in Congress, Those who vot-
ed, u'der the Influence OF this desire, for Mr.. T.
a. Representative to Congress, voted for Mr. w
as Governor. Nat. Int
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We commence this day the republication of he
Nos. of Senex ON the Colonial Trade We
scarcely hazard too much in asserting that its own
merits viii richly reward the reader Tor the perusa
But we have as little hesitation saying that they
are from the pen of -ur. TdzeioeH. His ma me
will at once Prove passport to the public atten-
ton.
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SKETCHES

SKETCHES
Of
History, Life, and Manners, ia the United
States:
ny TRAVELLER.
Vd Pf,re s..
THE TENNESSEAN
a NOVEL FOUNDED ON FACTS.
Vol Pnce 81 Is
IL These works from the pen of Mrs Acme Royslt
lady q celebrity Traveller aud Writer. She the si,w
~ respectable revolutionary officer. Cucunstsnoeo p-
cuar and affective character male her lee 90 lie av.is
m strange land and necessity made wrae Her work
wherever The circumstances and s0sy Of the AZ,
known have met with patronage seldom ever before er.
tho ToyfAeyn States. 4
81 IL may perhaps Zyathing to the public curiosity
sete, that The Au,ho. bw 70 he City a; he UuOn Hotel
T1..s The ssgye - ~ ts hsJ 90 sgri,esiisr
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CON.nLL.ArIc 4rrn


On the second Monday in March, 1927, the
regular meeting of the Agricultural Society oil
Lower Virginia, was held at Inc Bell Tavern in
the Ciy OF Williamsburg.
John II. Pierce. Esq. was called to the Chair,
and Ricbards"n Henley, Esq appointed Secretary
OF the meeting.
The CommItiee OF Correspondence who had by a
resolution OF the Society at its first meeting been
requested TO receive Subscribers, offer ed Report
which, on the motion of William B. Taylor vas
ordered to be laid on the able, and be published,
In the Richmond Enquirer
The election of officers was deferred TO the next
meeting; and, on the motion of DIR r. P. Rich
ardson, il vas resolved, that the meeting be adj
jonrned to the first day OF the Superior Court OF
Law. for James City County, in May next, to The
Courthouse OF the said County. The weather was
snususliy bad, and quorum were not conve. ed
until late IN the day.
JOHN r PIERCE, Pres't pro TEN.
RICHARDSON HENLEY, Stc'ry
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DlEDl..n Nevken county the 18Th inst, aRer short
i.lnes MIR. John NJ Gregory of james City ,uuty
on San4ay night last at Norfolk, Gen Brcsi-e H.
distinguished part tn, defence Hampton during the last
~ar ami ha: several Tunes represented the COUNTY :ahe
City an the STAT, L. sislaiuie. y
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ADJUrANr GENERAt's Office.
Richmond, IA. ApIH 10, 1927

ctEALED proposals will be received at th Office, un
y Thursday the 10th dsy Of May neat fo rsps'ng. 4 ss
ing and packing On dry veil essoued boxes Containing
stands e,ch ARMS. belonging u the State u Virginia,
the Il Two Thousand Dollars RI, g.,
i info bond with 'uicies security Tor The shfuI PERTH
OF The contract. The he stthe
he - At any time, application 10 the supernteodest
ample supply % maicrsi g. The repairs viii Re fugn
reasonable ell the Of tie sfmusy Ia
sni machinery. which 9 repsr.
Commune this subject w'll be endorsed: "
sois fer rsYairing ans" aud addressed 10
BERNARD PEy5
ddiiskont
April -. i:31
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Capt. MCNEIL, accompanied By Iseuts
Cook, HAZARD, FEssENDEN. DILI.AHUNTy
and THOMPSON, leave the Cry this week tor the
Western part OF Virginia. This brigade, W up-
dersiand, is.to resume he examination of canal
or rail road route between the James s. Kenha,ys
rivers, and also. between the Kenhswa & Roanoke
rivers. Nat. Int.
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SPRING GOODS.

WILLIAM NEALE l. co. hav. received per the Gum.
~ bfrhnd, from Philadelphia, other late arrivals
from New York, part Of their Spring supply:
AMONG WHICH ARE,
"A and Ga cotton cambria
Cont and super prints. new STYLE
Null, jaconet and hook muslin.
Plain snd hsurei Swis. muslius
s:;'Ia "Trip. and }a'asA.r.
Brown cambria, for bonntts
Swis niuslin sc,rfs, capes, collars and klar,
Elegant silk aud gauze hdkfs.
Crazy Jane caps
Lace do
Bobbinet wells
Plain ooioured Gro le Nap
a. Irish linen, forentine
Cotton cassiiucres
Buff, white and fancy colored Marsei.es
Blue and yellow nank.ens
Ladies' kid, horseskin and beaver glove,
WHb other articles, they offer for se nj their
usual love prices. " " 49,
April 20. no ,e
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COHENi,S

Lottery and Exchange Office, Richno1J, f1rnsy
opposite the Eagle Hofei.
Where numerous capitals have been obtained PtSes in
any Of the late oterie, will be feceiyed 10 payment
II Orders from any part o the United Si,tsi either
nail (P5i PaiD private conveyance, snorng the cash
Prize nskeis ~ the lotteries, will with the
prompt snd puuouai attention " personal srpicafnsn
Dtect 10 j. !. COHEN, IT, a BROTHFR5
April - 1O9-td Richmond, Va
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II seems difficult 10 ascertain in what character
Col. Knapp Is connected with the Ma, Journal if
p. III. Tbe journal! v'ndics,e HIN from the au-
thorship OF all is Editorial articles -and we should
conclude, that the Colonel is NO! so much the
Editor, as one OF The Swiss writer's for it, who draw
their pen for pay.
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ias Jrcay, which snablssa Judge hold h. Uaee, wsu
ny 'ooy on nes. disease. he rsndered incapable
sr"as ' duties the inequality Of representation &c
Mt M closed by declaring his nvsrisbe alchm,
ndsew Jackson aud bis support
highest otaee IN the siA OF thepeople
MI Wilton thea made few remarks, in the cours, Of
which he adj osied Che election of the Military Chieain
the next Pte-ideUey."
The polls were then opened, at the closing OF
which, the result was found to be as follows:
For Congress. Gen John Fioyd 2S3
For House Of Deieg ates. Fleming b. NJ ller.
Esq 22I. John Y. Anderson Esq. I55-Cap -.
George w. Wilson, l03, James S. Allen, ESQ.
So.
GOochiund- Joseph S. Watkins 1873, Arch.
bald Bryce, jr. 1l2-alr. Guerran, Sc, Mr.. Pope
3 tMi. p. retired very early from the bench)
Roig and Queen-( II. of d. Benjamin Pol
laid 232, Edwin Upshaw- l56 John Mason SO,
Horace Waring 80 (Mr. Mason was not candi.
date, and requested his friends not 10 throw away
their votes upon him.
For STATE Senate, John H. Upshaw 100, jobs
Roaoe So John ii. Bernard 49,
For Congress, John Roane 2i9. No opposi-
ton.
Norfolk Counfy-Tne following account is
from the Norfolk Beacon of Tuesday:
ihe election oi thi- County, ;ook place y-eriay
Portsmouth II was one Of the animated
ia thai place for many A. consiersd deev.
OF the Congressional contest Newton and Io,-
ALL the best eAerton> of the friends Of both the
were put an reGustion TO successful result
cause We were not present until late the u,
all much
much political feeling had bs.n excited anxiety
~ss !e by zach party the result The
he people al SOME ienstin support Of their
political measures Tue polls elused SET
the votes stood
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LATIN ADAGE.
SUM CUiQUE TRIpUITo.
N III HIV'HtT 'VH5Ht,
GIYE THE DEYIL HIS DUE.


II is melancholy effect rf the ,prt Of party that hs,
tendency 10 lead the hes; the commission of the most
crying injustice, strip the aure from be If
adversary Ia deck the temples Of of our own
and this too, whether will t him mol or this ia
late i-natured aemp TO give the merit of the auth of
"The TTmme Guide" the humble Editors of ,rcv,,r
paper. Good simple souls how should thcye,rIy an far
from the purl'eus Of the CONTEMPLATING cory air and
ve ~ their !ive- Within the threshold of the Palace
e pracical kno'sege OF these sublime principle,
great Dir Pernax imbhed ~ the anti chambers and at The
ieveeJ OF Kings aud Mobiles II Impossible. ard ,,r nor,
them from prompt dsavowal of the &ayagn
taa has heen paid them.
The real Editors Of the valuable Work ahoys mepone ed
baye however, the consolation know thst the like ,.for
ne has otiae1 other great bede. themselves The
heavenly Marc had reason comrlan of J,okdarv who
borrowed ms feathers His beautiful lines every s.
remembers: - -
Sic vohi. nidicats ayes
Sic vns non vOis vellera fertts oyes
SIC vos non VOLTS meliifcatis apcs,
Sic vobis fortes a-aiIa Loyes
AZ they are we'll adapted the Oco a.ion would re.
feo'ldiy 9det you an English version
Thus for them Ia vain shall Pioughnieu toll
Ia VAN thc Seaman full Che rending sail,
Ia VAN the Student vase the midnight vii
IL ali Their labor others shall avail.
Thus shall az vain the soldier nobly dare,
The ghastly deaths OF famine aud the cell,
III Other brors lbs dgnies shall wear,
II other hands The P,llered Sc eptre weld.
Thus snail 10 vain Patriot hand coi,p;t,
10 hurt 4 Tyran lordiing from his throne
III all their bossted triuniph Ger the Sire
Shall end, bot ia subsection Ia his son.
Thus to-, IN vain shalt c. & S-n write
And uim 90 every 6Teeze their shfor ssiI,
II sefhhng hioekheads always snail delight
To give ORE What belongs 10 Ca
QUI CAPT. LILLE FACIT.
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II We shall publish in cur next, Messrs D,iley,. and
SHADES Replies IL MI. Van Ness OF Vermont.
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nOU.NT EPHR9LN Ron SgLE

MOCJVI' EPHRHIJN FOR S.4LE
INTENDING remove this fan TO the territory Of For,,
"ne' Tor ale my estate the Rsppahsnnock River in
the county " Fauquer, and eighteen miles above Ere
derieksburg called MOUNT EPHRAIS thi. is very de.;
r situation and tishy improved having all the buildings
country residence and healthy as any situation in Vir-
gina' Having determined to remove, will hand
some estate a reduo ed price max. the terms
Gen'emen disposed TO purchase come aud vie
this property will si'o. sell of of The. Hun
drrt and Nneyfive the county Cup. per- near
Carriers Bridge, Nomans Ford) called the Casii spring
Ar,il 60 no
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FRoAr THE IsTHAIUs AND PAcIrIc.-Capt
Bossiere OF the scho A, gonsu I, arrived a. this
port yesterday, allied from Ch4gres or The 18th
NJ Ich aud from St. Andreas on the 9th. He
reporl- that toe 10 h February a ney tend,n,
rela i've oil Bolivar srriYed 4 Panama, to .upeJ-
| cede Gen Caieaa. recalled. On his arrival new
order of things Immediately took place; ,he
troops there orde' ed and had sailed Tor Car
ihagena, via ChagroS. Orders gy1re also issued by
the new iutendan, that of The sovernmen, paper
one halt should be received at the Customs in
paymep, for duties. Capt. 3. availed himself of
this order, and passed some paper which he had
held for considerable time. a capitation tax OF
three dollars was laid and collecting by the dif-
lerent Alcsldes throughout the Istbmus witnou,
any difficulty. Nearly all the PubIir Bui Ding,
used under the Royal Government w ere to be sojd
as useless TO the Republic. 4 great deal of he old
church plate had been disposed of on government,
| account, Avices 10 January had been received
from Guayaqul; every thing wa stated 10 be very
quiet on the Pacific Coast; the ports wefe inun-
dated with European goods of every description.
which were selling at much lower prices than in
the Cnited states Bait. 9meTican.
WASHINGTON, Apris,-The Barren DE Msrenil Enyov
Extraordinary aud Minister Penpoenary Of His Mo,t CHM
Majesty took leave President Of the United sts
on FRIDAY me 5'h Instant previously 10 has Departure from
4i'~ ' - us '''''" 70 'i iSsi I 7"s
The line running the join, Com mission Of tie unsd
States and this State, between Georsa aid Florida will
We understand North Of the lire formerly by the States
Surveyor, and will consequently add Fot,da ion Sin of
and Of Eie with, which va. suppoed 70 he N
georgia tMHedgGiHe Journal
BosToN, April H. Commodore Bainbridre
and Captain Warrington, Of the Board OF Navy
| Commissioners, accompanied by Samuel Hum
phreys, Esq. Naval Architect, and Losmmi Bald
win, Esq. Superintendent OF Dry Docks, visited
the Navy Yard, in CharIestown, on Monday last !,
Captain Morris stopped in New York. We learn
| hat MIR. Baldwin will return With The Commis-
! sioners ia the South, and ysu with Them the site
OF the contemplated Dry Dock at Gosporl, in Vir-
ginia The IibeTslity Of Congress in the Naval
Appropriations, we are happy to think, will ena-
Die the Department to make new improy ements in
our already well improved Naval Establishments
and TO direct the early commencement, Of our DR.,
Docks, on foundation superior 10 any establish.
mehts OF the kind in The word Sentinel
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The National lnieliigencer does not hesitate
to sssrr', that &c it i, boast. even Of he En-
quief itself. tina, all he pres-n, Fe,erai Mem
bers of the Senate belong to the - organized OF
position" We do not give credit to the boast.
but II shows how the party is composed, and
81 what incongrucus materials il is made up -
Now, never made any such boast, nor an
such assertion in the way OF boast or otherwise.
And upon what ridiculous grounds does the Nat,
latelligencer ascribe such a boast to us? Slrey
We could never have forgotten that Mr.. Mill,
OF Massachusetts, The faithful confidant of The pre-
sent Administration, was Federalist, even of he
Hartford School, and that MIR. Clayton of Dell
ware, beonssto the organized Ministerialists Is
possible, that the National Inte.igencer aliudes to
the Sketch of the Senate, furnished by Cores
pondeot, in which he triumphsntly claims najo-
rity in the next Senate tor the Opposition, a.
mong whom he counts up Messrs. Mexican
and Ridgely, the highly respectable Senators
ironi Delaware, and gentlemen of the Federal
school But our Correspondent never dreamt of
claiming all the Federalists in the Senate. Nor
did he ever think OF Roasting the acquisition OF
these gentlemen. because they were Federalsts
They contributed 10 make up the majority in the
senate * he is,he!eiore, pleased with having such
respectable men on that side Of the question. We
presume the N. l. was pleased with MIR. Mills's
vote tor giving them the printing of The Senate -
and IL delighted with ihe support oil Mr.. Webster
and his federal colleagues in the IA. OF r.
we shall suspend till our next No. the ccntpua-
non OF our series of remarks upon the NJ Intsiii-
sencer. Indeed we almost satiaied with the
SUBJECT and shall rapidly hasten to a conclusion.
We cohtess, that since the Editors OF that paper
have lost sight OF the dignity OF their press, by
CRYING their private griefs all over the country
we feel infinitely more Indifferent TO their structures
or their opinions. While we lament this des
cent, on their own account as well as oil
their country, we feel less Involvement to repel
their structures. Besides, in former controver
Sizes we Stood almost alone But there are presses
enough to take the field against The late extraord
nary alterations Of the n. Intelligencer.
The Nat. Intelligencer at last acknowledges
that while the ID. Press states the numbe of The
Harrisburg Meeting at 30, - another paper asserts
ina 30 members attended, Ii calls upon the
RaI IlstuIS Ini allaennar IN 9. L..