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Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-09-10
FIR ESH GOODS.

HUAlvEY CLARK, No. ~, North Main street, will
III open this morning, lot of DRY GOODS, purchased
In Boston, the present week, which he will sell at such
prices cannot fail of giving satisfaction % customers
among which
Black blue steel mixed, olive and bottle green Broad
closs-Cassimeres Calicoes black India Levantne Silks
plain and figured jaconet and Swiss Musns; Camhrcs;
3auzs Handkechcfs; Belt Ribbons; black bobinet Wells,
ladies' and genemens beaver and horse skin Gloves;
woested and cotton Hose; Irish Linens; limitation lIandker
Chiefs Valencia Sawls; Batti,e Iandkechefs, &c. &C.
N. B. On hand-Ready made Clothing. Any Cloths,
Cassimeres &c sold by the subscriber, will be made In the
best manner, and at short notice, f requested
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-09-10
THE W AR.

The character Of the present war between
Russia and Turkey, is withou, parallel IN the
combination Of it's attributes. II is an evolu-
tIon Of the strongest principles and passions Of
human nature. On the side Of the invaders wc
find love Of fconque.t, hereditary hatred, and 70.
ligion, all uniting und urging on the yellow.
haired Gaiours." On the other side we dis
cover equally powerful hereditary anin,osity,
religion, and the strongest Of all principles, SELF
preservation. II is an insult TO common seOse
TO suppose that contest chara cterised by such
traits, can be conducted with mdness, forbeaf.
ance and moderation. In opposition 10 Tho un-
conquerable pride Of the Turks, is the over.
weenng vanity Of the Russians; since 1919,
their officers and soldiers believe themselves
unequalled. and that the globe itself is not toe
vast to be shaded by the mighty wings Of the
Black Eagle. On the opposite side, proud a.
the Ottoman IS, his pride is matched by his
gallant chivalry, he not only fights for his faith
and his home, but also for the smile Of his fair
Hours, and If il is destined that he must fall,
il is because luxury has weakened his strength,
though it could Iot affect his courage.
Planted by 'alor, ,nd waved against fortune,
Rome, aas enYe oped the world On a ,bsde,
Fen the rude North with its ample folds sporias
PIued as he viewed II displayed
But vhtn Inc slow moth Of lurury stealing,
W"teJ i' strength 10 decay,
Tempcs, les, fierce than the norLsrn winds peslinS
Blew the bright ruin, away.n
They are mistaken, however, who suppose
that the Turk has los. the courage Of his an.
cestors--the spirit is unabated, it is the poscef
which is diminished. Mahmoud is as frrn and
fearless the illusrious Soladln, but the n,a-
ferial o.: his empire is not what il once was; the
crescent is held by less steady hand. the sabre
IL. iaId la. ,;o n,
has IFS own energies, and they frequently effect
miracles The pride and the spirit of the Turk
forbid him to despair until all hope is past he
is yet formidable foe, but should calamiious
events urge him 30 desperation, when Constan-
tine IS crowned King Of the East by his imperial
brother, 1t viii be over the ashes of an empire"
~. y. Courier.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-09-10
CABINET FURNITURE.

No. 6S, BROAD STREET.
guyrE subscribers, grateful to their friends and the public
for past patronage, respectfully inform them, that they
keep always hand supply of fashionable and common
Furniture made of the best materials, and from the newest
and most approved patterns, among which are
Ward Robes and Sofas,
S:;s S:;.. a; and Tables.
Bureaus, various patterns and sizes,
Work Tables, Sc. SC.
Those In want Of any articles in line, will find to
their interest give call before purchasing, as we are
determined To sell cheap any regular Cabinet Maker in
this town. and our Furniture being manufactured imme-
diaiey upder our own direction, will be warranted equal
both in materials and workmanship, TO any made IN this
country.
puncbialy attended to. - - ..
mav7 iy SAMUEL & JOSEPH RAWSON.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-09-10

exemplary-his walk and conversation in the
high station he occupied in the Methodist con.
rexion, We understand was meek and lcwly.
We deem il to be our duty to notice the death
of distinguished individuals, whether civil, mil.
itary or religious; and We record tho death of
Bishop George, in an editorial article, as the
loss OF an individual, distinguished in the soci
ETY., for his learning, his piety, bis . ioquencs
and his years Woodstoek, (Vd) Senftx<r
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-09-10

FRANKLIN HOUSE.

TDRESTON HODGES inform. his friends anJ the public
that he ha. associated with him. in the management
the Frankiin House, his son Lewis IoDeEs and tha
the business will hereafter be conducted IN the Of
HODGES Co. They have recently rc-fcd and ro-funi,ed
heir House in superior style, with special reference TO the
comfort and convenience Of those who honor them with
their company On their table will always be found The luNr
ries Of the season, aud their cellar supplied with old Hines
and superior Liquors. Those who visit The Franklin House
nav be sure Of receiving every requisite attention.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-09-10
REAL ESTATE EOR SIZE.

.H undersigned offers for sale, and lot stuat
- ed Pawtuxet Street, in one OF the most agreeable
sections Of the The house Is new, story hgh
RambreI rooed and finished in the most modern style. Tie
lot 30 feet 'front.' Pawtuyet Street, aud 30 feet deep
This estate peculiarly calculated for young mechanie
or indeed for any man who fond of the cottage life, and
possesses numerous advantages over any other es,ie of the
vicinity. Il will be sold reasonable and accommodating
TERMS for which please to apply at the office of the Literary
Cadet or 10 the owner Of the estate Pawtuye Street. near
the premises. SAMUEL CLARKE.
March 10
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-09-10

ion Of the most heated partizan. The Rich
mond Enquirer too, the dwelling circulator
Of the mdeeencies Of its New York namesake,
talks Of 1.-the electionesring journey of the
President Faugh-.Nat Intel.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-09-10
0,-BOOTS & SHOES.-S0

r f. ri. RICHARDSON, has the pleasure of inform
% ing his friends and the public, that lie has taken the
adjoining Store No ISL 1853, Washington Street, Boston,
directly opposite the Old South Church, for the express
purpose OF accommodating those who purchase for the coun
try retail trade, and hopes by constant unrerng aen'
ton to oil orders, to receive share OF public favors
CONDITIONS.
Under 500 Cash,
Over 100 months
500 months.
ANY article in his line, furnished at the shortest notice.
ON HAND,
complete assortment of Ladies' black, white and Pearl
coloved heel and spring heel Slippers
Misses and Chlden's black red and blue Lestry, ana
Denmark Satin heel and spring slippers.
Morocco, KID, American and Russia Calf walking Shoes
and heel pumps with good assortment of Chdrcn's red
yellow geen blue, and tea coocd Bootees and ace strap
Shoes.
ssentlemen's fine calf horse hide, and seal skin Boots
ALSO.
Philadelphia Baltimore and New York Sole Leather Shoe
Thread aud Lining SKINS Cochnea, scyer all of those ar
ticies warranted first rate. .
j. E. II. X. requests those who wish purchase, to call
and examine his stock, is fresh and direct from the an
ferent manufactures.
All those who will favor him with their orders, shall re
eeive the most strict attention.
Boston, May 20
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-09-10
TENEMENT WANTED.

"ANTED, eobyenient and pleasantly shusted tsnt
w ment OF Eve .is the west sd q Tor su
ily of ony four persons. Rent no, to sfc,ed si8.
ALSO girl 10 do the work 10 the s,ms fsmv. fnTi''
81 this oiEee. Nv July ~
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-09-10
BELLEyUE HoTEL-NEwpoRT.

FUNE public Is respectfully informed that some sddiona
II bed, have bcen added to this Establishment, which vii
consequently scd more accommodation to visitors for the
n,inder of The season. G.. August 8.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-09-10
LARCHAR & HATCH,

TIAVE received, of their importation, superior
III assortment Of BROADCLO'riiS and CASS IMEREs,
Of fine and beautiful finish, among which are-Jei
and blue black black brown, olive and mixed Clohsseel
mixed, drab, fawn dHb, blue aud black Cassimeres.
On Hand, suitable far the present Season,
Brown and white linen Drills, silk Camlets do Mnges,
Seersuckcrs Nankins, Jeans, Rouen Cassmeres Duba-
zines sc. &C. large assortment of Valencia Marseiles
aud silk Vesfings silk and cotton Umbrellas, Suspenders,
Cloves Hosiery, Cavats and llandkerciieis.
ALSO,
general assortment Of ready made Clothing; such
Coats Panaloons Vests, Drawers, Shirts, shirt Collars &c.
few blue black, and mixed Broadcoh Coats, which will
bo sold at first cost.
All In want of any of the above articles will do well
call al No. 8, Market square. July 1910
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-09-10

r7rThe bidder will state such improvements a. present
ihemselye. TO HIM II in stage, will be proper for him TO
say lie should distinctly state the numbof OF the ioue
and not ony The number b the beginning and cnd Of IL lie
should also clearly his residence rs TO the Slate aud Town
In which he hyc IL he he contractor, he must soeom-
pany his bids by suitable recommendations
q
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-09-10
PROVIDENCE.
yEGYINSS EIoNTEs
FOR PRESIDENT,
JOHN QUZ.NCYAD.AyWS.

Whom WASHINGTON in 1877, considered the most valna-
ble public character we had abroad !"
Whom JEFFERSON, in 1875, esteemed highly that he
said to Mr. ERRY"I congratulate your Country their
prospects in this young mani"
Whom MADISON appointed first to negotiate Tresty for
Peace;
Whom MONROE with the advice Of eneal Jackson placed
first in his Cabinet;
Whom THE PEOPLE, 1924 elevated to the highe. station
in the world;
Whose Administration, though a.aled from the beginning by
Opposition unexampled for lis bitterness and profgacy,
has been 'ngularly prosperous;
And who in less than four years, besides deaying the
penes Of governments ges and 'esavagan they said
10 he nv his opponcn)-and besides applying upwards of
TWELVE MILLIONS 10 work. Of public Improvement
and national derencc.-IIAS PAID MORE THAN
THIRTY-THREE MILLIONS OF THE PUBLIC
DEBT.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
RICHARD RUSH.
The present able and efficient Secretary Of the TIE.
ry-snd fearless advocate Of the Interests
and Honour Of his Country
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-09-10

JoHS MLEAS.
Postmaster General
Sra; will convey the Mail on Post Route NO. =, VIZ
from - to, for the yearly compensation Of -
I.lI..
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-09-10
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.

According to the laws in force the ensuing choice Of
Electors will be male in several States Of the Union, in the
fall
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-17

told by the Committee of Military Affairs,
who undertake to instruct the nation on the
great Importance of military subordination,
that the conduct of General Jackson in ia
king the lives of these unfortunate men was
absolutely Necessary; because it was striking
a;sovere but salutary example in the minds
OF those who were liable to be misled.''
Such Is the difference sanctioned by the O.
pnion of this Committee, between the con-
duct he has ever prescribed for himself, and
that which he has dictated for others-the
difference, in short, between his precepts
and his examples. should have given the
whole of this anomalous order, but that all
which follows what has been already
given, consists wholly of the reasons
which prompted its publication, and wa:
therefore, considered to be unnecessary
Reasons for the deliberate determination
on the part of high military officer, fo
publishing bold defiance of the orders o
the President ofthe United States, the com
mandcr-in-chief Of the army; and by enc, too
who had often signed the death warrant O
such as he chose 60 say had exhibited spir
it of INSTRUMENTATION, though not ons-twon
tieth part as reprehensible as was this order
could not be very important in sustainin,
the report of the Committee,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-17
Mrs Polly iIarriss.
Foreign Nesns.

lf'rther intelligence by The g,acket John ,ynu.1
ChNplA' Feb. 2.-On the 9Th January, the Epaish
n'gate ISIS aud the French corvette -Pomone aune5rcd
Oei"'e 'afaoH'a, aud approached thin gun shot The
'"cKs were covered with spectators. Under the fort ee
were 'ouTleen Greek vessels Austrian and an Jop
snip which the pirates had carried there. Creek shall
oP e 'he haTbor and proceeded towards the Isis viii
"ch Inc people in the shallop ted bcrruo him
nor 10 undertake any thing against the Greek ships bcb
e 'oo" 40 take board troops, for the uuposs NJ
ehg a0dng at different points Of the isle of Ca ndia
NdP oaibcs replied TO these Deputies that hc stoul
oppose any expedition from Carabusa until the Chief f
e pirates were delivered up him, well as the nri,,
eefh2 vessels and till the forts should be evacuated t
"e gnt"Sons which then occupied them. The mex, da
announcer population sent, which brought letter al
u'eSSeu " The French and English Commanders in ,bicb
was requested that the ships Snd the principaI
'g" DC ie IN the hands Of tic Greeks but oering 10
give up u thsm little fort the coast. The Dep,iie,
were informed that such proposition could no, be listened
"" "nu " was necessary to act without ceremony viii
NOSE Wno' Tor two years. had made Carabusa the reso
TOT oandt that they ought make an example and Give
10 he numerous victims Of robbery: nd those
VINO nad respected no law and property, could not r,
any clam to present considerations
As on e 3tSt January, satisfactory answer had hoe.
ceVed Commodore Staines anchored within ptstoI .bo,
OF 'he FORT With the Isis and Cambran hgaes, the F,snc
corvette Ponoue and the other French aud English shin,
war, Hattlesnake, Zebra Camecon aud La FIecbe The
'nnS was Immediately commences destroy the pjrac,'
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-17


NEw YoR&, May I2.-By the Arrival of ,to ,o,
Ct sup tanada Capt: Rogers, the Editors Of the Co,p
Hufef'iSer nave received London u,ners n
'he 10 OF April and liverpool of the I'm
, '1p"TS U me EGa.-The advces from Russia and
'he last. are equally as dubious oyercharned and CO..
30" ''o'y as oefoTei nor aniicIpaious disop
Fheu al hnnipG the general aspect of the papers o.
Ve" es' "arke Than by the las, arrival One of ,o
''es' Ionoon papers says--"In the absence nj ;nto
senee OF any peculiar interest," the funds have advan
~ "eis" 's arionfd TO the Bears having become
.' nugeiy, I'D consequence OF the warIike one,.
uons not Keeping pace with their wishes y TIL go.
'e'"aFh VIII apply to OF the spc.ulo,or, in Co.
'Sn news nearer home. II is time that 50 ,o,t.
,' sa'n 10 be 'irom Odessa March GOV announce,
Ji oept 0, a hussIaD Hlanifesto,n which was copsi
h .5"''"'en' 10 declaration of war against
e 'u'HS' and morning paper here upoo tho
Strength OF this announces positjvev ,I,at H. -.
tauoh or war had been received AZ Odossa Wv
"",u as soon expect TO receive the Russian doc,r,
~" "'0' 10y me way of Behring's Strait and Conc
e "e LONDON Courier of Ssh, contradic,s tic
re did not pnblisb) announcing he Jea. oe'tt ng
usS'an Emu cTor, and adJs:-It is understood h ~;
"per,'' majesty rs waiting for tho report which Is
o'sssoors pave been directed TO transmit to hin, fio
pPIiohs ana feelings entertained by France and En-
gaust TurkevD "''D0e uoSUbies
II Is believed by many that the Rnss;an ,,ooo. ,,,,
pdss re ruth Old the 18th April. Buttbe n.esoo ~
en WI" De mere denomination and not m %, ~
80; He ruin is the northern boundary NJ MoIda
'uhS mat principally from Bender fho ,no,,
Iih '', sou'oeTn part OF Russia; and the Danube
~ ~, IS teTsected by the Pruth bofre il reaches
-oe DIack Sea- forms the southern and oas,s 49,
:. ~ s'aCha' These two prDcipatjes !, ,npst he
4, "ec'eu ENJOY sort Of semi independenco 49,
ne projection OF Russia, and they have been oci,
tsIsS'an troops since the present Greel, Rovontio
P'ONu'''g SRaf With the Turks. Thus far we
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-17

a an impression prevails to some extent. ,,a,
Ioco ~m"g 70 ac' as agents in The sale Of co~ n
our bcs, eys,,; mode Of informing friends ,a,
s c' WI spare no labour in endea vog ~ ana
"' ''' market value for any article eo,fds6 w procure
Richmond, May H. '90" q SAMPSON.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-17
JOHN HARRiss LAST LETTER TO HIS WIFE


February :te 2oh 1915 .iIobils. Fort CLary,Ls
Dear wife Take the opportunity Of Writing To Won
~ e Last time as e%sec ard is well presen, tha
DE 10 1oh Tor his hcrcys and Hope these Lines Nav find
you ana all The Rest IN heth Did not exspect To- IIav,
ian ms awul news to you But INV seuteure &c
'"n anu 10 Morrow Have to nCcumer Death TO Morrow
ny we've clock which is awfu! thing 10 think of
Know from your Tenderness to me rs wife to fIns
ram 'i's been 81 Crate that Il BE Great 10 Won and
"s surh wish you To Meet it with as muct fortitud. :
possible hope we sha ii meet again in the worlds above
sn you 10 DO all you Can tn Keep Children 10 Their
poSsane James Has promised ffe will STAY vi,
you ana Hope that my other Two Sons CHARLES and ,u
VIII DO all they Can IL Keep thcT Little Sisters and gro
'heIs tom suffering wish you soun as James Return.
10 Ho"Ve into the settlements and Do The be vnu
Tor yourselves it Gricves Hard part with Won all g
must Resign 10 God and Have to part some time ami
ds such Hopey you will Rfbg my Little sun nm IN the fa
OF God and my Little Daughters also which from Won,
Con"uct Have no Reason 10 ,ubt Hut nv Little SONS
you are yong and CROWN up into Life Be ca refJ Of b,
KIN" OF Company you keep and never Bring yourselves n
any Disgrace Learn III time of youth 10 Love Boa Graz.
ana run my mind is peStered md Can not write AZ
would wish Remcnbcr to oil iuguiring friends so nv
pear wife and Children Bid you Due this from your
Loving Husband and Father intel Death 'O''
Mrs Polly IEarriss.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-17
DEDICATION.

" Trinity Church, recently ercr,ed :, ,:.
we use OF The Methodist Episcopal Church viii i'
nx, me service OF Almighty God, on SUNDAY mor;
S"s"er rermiiting) at II o'clock Aner
incurred in erecting the honc " iu'oat'ng the debi
May 14h. 1928.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-17
TRUST SALE

b bc,s sna Of deed Of trust, executed to the su.c
duly recorded w. , 'rs i5h day Of January 1923, ar
ne,n o. securing certain Sum Of zoe
at pubic s" w1 small proceed to sell the highest bSde
June next at n" ASH on Tuesday the I7th day of
bow Dano the following property, to wiz. ;" oc cry
II is besU.S one wagon, three horses AND
ss o'ear and free from all claims and ipy rs per-
unIersiSnnJ .hast which this sale win be made b' ~,
as Is vs.,o acuos as trustees, will convey snc Is we
NAV f7o THOMAS MTECRE1
- - JOHN TYLER. Trustees;
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-17
JAMES McCOED.
STATE of.iiu6rma. Loyy.oc, Conn,

HlHEe 81 .fLubrmn, Lnmrence ConnIu
iS oay personally appeared before me, Samuel l,win
a. 'S justice OF the Peace and for said county, John
"' rs much NJ General jacksnus statement in Niles
f'egr' June 3d. 1927, relates to Harris nIeakirg
p ' |"'nmissafy Store and Knocking the heads of
the -four barrels, and taking what he wanted ,,h IT,,
ing "hat ne pleased Is FALSE; that he neither took nor
nss,royrd and as for burning the hakehouse il is
II ana the s;.' John May further states on OATH
that he hriongcd the same co:n,arv an, wac thn 49,
So .e .''S 'e!' mere. JOHN MAY.
sworn to and subscribed before mr. :hs o6t cf Feb,
~, 1926. SANI-EI IRWIN
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-17
(Note A.
tCOPY.) WAR DEPARTMENT,
FcbruurY Oh, 1878.

Feb'uary On, 1913. )
SIR: The causes for cmbodying and mar
ching to New Orleas the corps under your
command having ceased TO exist, you will ON
receipt of this letter consider it as dismissed
from public service, and take measures to
have delivered over to Major Gen. Wilkinson
all articles Of public property which ma,
have been put into its possession
You will accept for yourself and tn,
corps the thanks of the President of the U
States.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-17

NOUS decision that hc who, in tins manner.
may have contcmncd our laws, ought never
20 be entrusted with their administration.
]. SLOANE.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-17

rhoM SMYENA-'Ihe brig sultana, at Boston, sailed
h; y'' Mia'ch 3D. The Captain reports that even,
mng was quiet there, and Though wa, viii e;,hr pi.
VI 'ie Aien Powers was considered Doubtful the Europe
~ inhabitants Kept their effects On ship board rcadv g,
depart in case ofemergeucy.
n smyrna paper Of March Isl, mentions on rho au,h
ny 81 rets rom Cnnstantinoplc, of February o. tina,
we D"cN oea Is again open neut, a, vessels ,ba, tho
aEh'nsi the Catholic Armenia rs had b.en muc;,
'F'"N'd' mat the P' rte to execute in al, 10
.oalons the treaty Of Akcuap. The hope Of an an
p' t arrangement was therefore general
- E"'n mar very serious quarrel has sep be,wce,
wi do'Ief and the EpifroPe fChos die latter bavn
"eeh accused OF traiclng, his own accour, in 1Li
prisoners. " ~ V"H'' }" iu'h'sh
The 22d Of February was celebrated a, SMYRNA nv i,
i, VI our squadron on that station, bv numerous
sIues. Nons. Gafne1ay, distinguished marine nainte
az smyrna, having been directed by thc F,enrb MI,
Ister OF Marine to make painting Of the ba,,i ne NJ
a an" haa commenced the work under the eve. =,
n"n,a ne kgney and bis principal officers He sbo
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-17
JOHN HARRIS.

do hereby certify, tina, some wears be fore the lac,
was acquainted with John Harris in Franklin county,
tennessee and th"t ne there elected Coroner Of the
% county and served m that capacity and as ar
as Knew, he supported good moral character cv.,,
under my hand, this 2Sh March, 1925
JAMES McCOHD
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-03
THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION

This Day, The vote Of Virginia will be Civ.
en-, and we rejoice al the fact. II is needless
TO say any thing more TO such freeholders rs
this days paper will reach before the Polls
nre opened, to urge them 10 go forward and
record their voies lfwhat has already heen
said, united 10 their own conviction of he
vast importance Of the contest and the crisis,
will not induce them to vote, no argumen,
which can be addressed 10 their reason coulj
Let no man say " one vote is CT no impoi
tance"-Snppose % persons in eaeh county
TO act upon this argument-the difference in
the majority Of The conquering party would
be 1000 which might turn the senies To
the Polls, then, and slow thatyon are 1ut in
sensible 10 the exercise of The most sublime
privilege of ireemen-the selection OF tleir
Chief Magistrate!