Delaware journal., 1828-03-07

Our country has been carried trunphantly through
war. Millions. in claims grow ng out oi 1t, nave
teen paid. while million and halt In year has
been distributed to the remnant o the fatriot Ar
nv Of the Revolution. The soldiers OF the Army
with their increased pay, and present perfect organ
zaton it will be found, cost us less per man, than
1T the time referred to while the permanent fortress
es upon our coasts and frontiers give security to
our towns ard territory. Though in war, our gallant
Navy commands respect and secures tayor--yet,
in peace, we feel its expenses, and forget lis Proec
ton. 1t is too often spoken Of as an'expenditure
for the seaboard. and for the merchant, True, tl
the shield TO our citizen and his property in the re-
motest sea- but this benefit is enjoyed equally By
the farmer beyond the Allegheny, the citizen of
the port whence the squadron SAILS. Inc protec-
tion given to commerce is reduction from the
rate uf suranc always in effect pad hv the grow
er Of the prnIuct. or The consumer oI the import
and during one period of cur Government. an cX-
penditure OF 80 500 600 in increasing the Navy, sa
we'd to the country S8. 100000 in single year, III
the reduction Of premiums OF insurance upon our
tonnage.
TO be continued.
Er.raordinary The Schenectad Cabinet says:
--Ou monday the 4th inst. Mr. George Sanders,
respectable, industrious mechanic, residing IN the
vicinity of this city. elected Sluhe from his ston
ach nine inches long, and about in the proportlon OF
the common adder, but not resembling IN colour any
heretofore seen in this country The back light
brown. the belly red and green, extending IN two
stripes lengthwse, and the eyes white. Whether its
colour is owing to its CONTINENT III the stomach or
not nauralists must decide.
Mr. Sanders has been troubled for more than a
year past with unusual pain in his stomach, which
gradually increased. For month past It has been
constant and frequently severe, accompanied by a
motion like the crawling of some living animal. he
f},ath hp ltt1 kp m hlS m
side She rdicued the idea, thinking him hypochon-
drcal-but he persisted. On the Saturday presi-
,,us he felt unusual pain in his stomach which e1-
tended to his neck and hcad---he took dose of me-
dicne. but got no relief on Sunday he took lar
ger dose, but still relief Was not obtained. Mon
tav morning at breakfast, after swallowing piece
of meat, he Iet such nauseous sickness that he
left the house and commenced a severe vomiting. in
the course of which he brought up living reptile.
1t expired Immediately and is now preserved tor the
inspection OF the curious.
Mr. S. is now enjoying good health and may elm
phatically be said to be "a new creature"
From the Coz .sponden Of the Mass Journal
Uashingion Feb. 20, 1928.
Nh dear Sir: Mr.. Webster made his re-appear
ance in the Senate on Monday, and on Tuesday
made most powerful speech on the Bill regulating
the process in the Courts of the United States.
am pleased to say that, violent the struggle mus
have been before he could attain perfect master,
over his feelings, he succeeded to admiration. 70
are aware of the deep interest which he takes IN e'
cry question of this character. and the current ru
inour is that in listening to the hereca opinion
which were thrown out by some OF the shallow la.
yers and still more shallow statesman who are to b
found in the Senate of the United States, he becam
provoked to tax: part in the debate, contrary I
his wishes and intentions. He spoke at much lengtl
throwing rays Of light in every direction as he pr
ceeded in his argument. Never was any speake
listened to with more profound and unremitted a
tention throughout. The chamber was crowds
for, as the Senate adjourned the proceeding day
the motion of Mr.. Webster, the inference WAS til
he would deliver his sentiments on the subject. A
our most distinguished lawyers were among the a
(Iitors the House of Representatives was empt
of its members and although did not hear t
speech myself, understood that the effect prod
ced upon the Senate as beneficial as II "
striking. 1t seemed to flash every mind lnsia
conviction that the subject had not before been f
ly understood and it placed one o. two lawyers
that body, who have brought with them high sour
ing name from the states which they represent. il
situation in which no bigh minded man, 40 man
genius and ambition, could desire to be.
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PATTERSON