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Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-03-08

EHGLASD.-ws refer our readers, to OUT
first page for the latest intelligence from En-
gland. by which il will be seen that an entire
change has taken place in the British Cabinet
and that the late Premier. Lord GopERIcH
has res gned his Office. His successor, is not
yet known, bu, it is confidently anticipated that
Mr. PEEL will be elevated TO the Premiership
As to the consequences which this change will
produce. we will not conjecture. though VIC do
not anticipate, that they will be pregnant with
much good or evil. The causes which induced
Lord Goodrich to resign, are not stated, but we
fancy they may he found in the circumstance of
his having discovered what no man ever doubt
cd that he is not capable of dIscharging
The duties of the Office. The next arrival, will
most probably. bring us correct catalogue Of
the names Of tho individuals. who have been Sc
lected to form the new Ministry.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-03-08

az THE CIRCUs.-on Monday Evening, Mr. BLYrw,
INC Manager OF the Circus, takes benefit and as will be
seen BY the bills and ndvensemsns Of the day, the
nncnts ut the evening will be unusually attractive and
We beg leave TO bcspeak for this gentleman numerous and
atasionablc auditory The Company o Euestrians under
The direction Of Mr. Blyth, cxceied by any that has
thus Ear visited our Circus Mr. Byh lms been this
country more than five yeor, during which period he has
been advantageosy KNOWN NJ the Manager of Eusst,n
rormances and as accomplished insser cf his profess
hon. since he las been with he been untirinr in his
efforts 70 please and has spared neither aboWr or oIpenss to
gaty the public For many years, he Mansver of one
Of the prncp, London Crcues where he was justly ceie
bated and respectful for hk professional requirements and
gentlemaniy department, and both of these necessary re-
qulreInents, he as brought with him this conntry
The united crts Of the Company win be put in reuns
sicn to secure the patronage Of the public Mr. Blyth will
% through with his extraordinary pcrrm,oces on two
orscs Mr.. eckney " the graceful riep on the
continent VIII delight the audisncq with his feats Mr. sto
ter, VII honsh the behoider ~ s feas the Slack ope
Mr. buckley, by his hunof and agility, will keep up he
sprfs ~ the audience and the sic t smiles:
whilst Masters Coet and Sweet will accomplish feat- rae
" m never exoeled. These two very interesting Yang
ads have superors In the country, and Of thepsry,
would be capable IT impanns interest the nights ar
hipmion, commensurate TO the price Of admi'tance
IN the oonrre az The evening, Mr. Buckley and M,sfer
Cole, |" Oowns, Wi intrcdues isushabis ss.s, rcv
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-03-08
DEATHS.

In ih. to~s, on the 2ah ult suddenly Mr.. N..<,I
iher wife Of Mr. Ceomsr Luther in Inc tia va, - h.,
age. '' ~" -" W. "sr
TN on Wsds,sday morning, IIsrot Jones. dsush.r .f Mr.
hegpin, aged IL year, Funeral on susdsy sE
J n sa,,ey after divine servicefom her father Te,-
dence, No. t53 Westniinaer-,irest.
nenpn On suosy l''', Major John Handy In the 7sd
ssetonk after Ious Illness, Mr., Zcrvish Carpenter 10
ye" OF her age, wife Of the late Mr.. Bensnin Car
~ lo,sr on the 5h n.sn Mr. Stephen Dsnnet, sssd 70.
aged ~ 49,
p snsu:sn % Tburd Lest, Ms M.y s~es. v,s NJ
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-03-08

PoETRY.-A!rs. Elizabeth Jones of this
town, has now in the press, a volume of org
lnal fugitive poems, which will shortly be pub
lishcd. Mrs Jones, in thus presenting her
productions TO the public asks it's patron ge,
without any arrogant pro,onsions, and simply
hopes for that reward, which will remunerate
her for her labeur.
Like too many of the children of song, this
lady is in unpleasant circumstances, produced
by series Of unavoidable msfortunes. She is
well known to many of our citizens; and if an
exemplary and pious life. added to tho mis-
fortunes Of suffering genius, can further her
claims TO the good will OF the kind and benev-
olent, she must receive abundant patronage.
We understand, that sho is now engaged in
waiting upon the ladies' and gentlemen Of this
town and its vicinity, for their signatures, to
all Of whom, we beg leave to commend her.
Those gentlemen who have not been called
upon, and who may wish to patronize Mrs.
Jones. can leave their names at this Office.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-03-08

r4Aer frsH ,hs fsar ~ dasootiOs. tiaa fsr the
love no bro for his woolly headed mistress. =
D. t,shxs or sonth c,roina he who is found
gully OF stealing q negro slave, commits a
crime. which ia punishable with death. Har-
.dy was aware Of this. and prcfcrrins self sac-
rihee. TO ,he ipnominy OF the gallows. be-
came mis- own sxseniionor. This negro girl,
was undonblvd.y attached TO him by tho strong
ost ties of lsyc, and eagerly soaght tho same
gravs. wmsh was destined TO receive the lifs-
isss body ar her Adonis. This melancholy and
s,r,n2s occurrence, a:nrds frightfu. and
repulsiye commentary, OIL tho horrors Of negro
bund,se. The .abie coiourod girl. if she sur
yves tho wound she inflicted, will probably be
carried to South carolaa, 20 spend the remain
der Of wretched existence, beneath tho lash
Of ~ unfselfng master. and thus oxpia,e her
fallics, beneath the oppressive weight Of human
tyranny.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-03-08

CHANCELLOR LIvINGsroN. The Steam,
Packet Chancellor Livingston. on Thursday
morning in approaching HurIgate, was IN
aground, and slightly dana ged. in consesrenes
Of the pilots attempting to avoid two sloops
and two steamboats,, which wero' ns.r a. the
tive. A letter from the Treasurer 10 New
York. to the Agent in this town. s,atss that
she will leave Nsw-York, on Thursda, sfsr.
noon next, at 8 o'clock, fos this port.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-03-08

Tariff At a late ma,uf ,ctureys' meeting
in Philadelphia. attended by about 1000 uofers,
to take into consideration the Tariff bill, as
reported to tho House Of Represent aiiyes, Mr..
DUPONT exhibited an analysis ofthe bill, which
showed that that bill, instead Of relieving and
protecting manufa cturers Of wooliens, imposed
upon them additional burdens of from 8 10 10
per cent. manufacturer of this State, in
formed Us some days ago that tho manufa c..
turers, by that bill, would be IL per cent.
Uorse off than before.-.3fass. Journal
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-03-08

J. The Suffolk Bank has recently presented at
tte Smith6sld Lime Rock Bank, a quantity Of
th.dr bills, which were promptly paid. Il
won VI seem by this. that the Lime Rock BaRk
bills, Ns received by the Suffolk. their asser-
tons 10 the contrary notwithstan ndiag.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-03-08

CoaGREss.-In the Senate on Friday, the
Resolution Of Mr. Chandler, which goes to
abolish tic office Of Major General. was taken
up and referred to a select committee. TIE
bill for tho relief family of General Brown,
was twice read. In the House, Mr.. Mallary
gave notice that, whether the Appropriation
Bills before the House should be disposed of to
day and tomorrow, or not, he should move
tho House TO take up the Tariff Bill on Mon
day. The Senate did not sit on Saturday,
The House was occupied part Of the day, in
discussing tho bill, for the appropriation Of
S3o,O0O for surveys, bu, no question was TAX
on. The remainder of the day was taken up,
in discussing the resolution TO prevent the Rep
resentatives Hall from being used for any 9th
or purpose. than legislation. An amendment
was offered by Mr.. Bartlett, which went, to
shut the House on Sunday. This produced
long and animated discussion, but before the
question was taken, tho House adjourned.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-03-08

II 10 stated By a writer in the Kenncbec
Journal, that Hon. James Shcafe, Of ofPor,smoa,h
N II. tory Of the revolution, and Governor
Cbhtondcn, Of Vermont, who refused TO call
out his militia, during tho last war, are both
partizans Of Cen. Jackson.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-03-08

DONATIONS EoR Missions. The last
Zon's Herald contains n letter to the publish.
cr Of that paper. from the Rev. Mr.. Kent, Of
this town, enclosing i 10, from Nicholas Brown
Esq. "for the bcneGt Of the Mission in Upper
Canada, among the Chippewa nation Of In
dans. where Hiss Barnes is expecting to spend
the eummcr''
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-03-08

ur Ordination. -trdained The 9Th ut. Rev Charles
Wanen the Fir.t aonal Church and P"sh in
Aulebo ough. The introductory Prayer Tered by Rev
oss, Thatcher Of wremiam, The Sermon preached ny
rev Avian Cobb Of Taumon iron James 10. OF bis sws
viii bsgal s with the word Of truth" The Ord sning Pray
offered by Rev. Esha Fisk Of WrenihsA and The
charge given by Rev John Wilder formerly paor Of the
presented the Right hand cf Fellowship and Oi TLenp
son R.hoboh male Address III, Church and ars
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-03-08

A part Of the speech of Mr. PEAncr.
Of this state, on the celebrated Re,renchmept
resolutions is re-published in the Cineinna ii
Gazette, Of the 2ist ult. No mean compl-
msnt The ;Gnzette is one Of the abIss, pa
pers Of tho Western States.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-03-08

New JrRsEY. The editor Of the New
York National Advocate has offered TO ware
one hundred dollars, with the editors Of the
Evening Post, or Enquirer, that New Jcr-
'ey will give her vote for Mr.. Adams in De-
ccmber next.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-03-08

LADIES MAGAZINE. The second number
Of the Ladies Magazine, has Just reached us.
This work, it will be recoll.cted is conducted
by Mrs. SARAH J. HALE. The present rum
Der is unusually interesting.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-03-08

II is said that upwards Of Gao, 900. have
been expended this year in London. by the
booksellers upon their Annals. Tho Keep
sake alone. cost Hurst, Chance Il Co. G600O.
Forgct-ms-Not cost Ackcrman nearly ss much.
The Bijou cost G3o00.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-03-08

TARIFF BILL. 1t will be seen by a refer
enco TO the proceedings Of Congress on
Monday, that Mr.. Mallary had succeeded in
calling up the Tariff Bill.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-03-08

tj-The Steam packet Chancellor Livingston
made her passage from CArrington's wharf, in
this town, TO Long wharf in Newport, in two
hours and fifteen minutes, on Wednesday las.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-03-08

Governor Tomlinson has appointed Friday
the 4th of April, TO be observed throughout the
state Of Connec'icu as a day OF Fasting, Hu-
initiation and Prayer.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-03-08

cC-Tho SEA MONSTER, which has been
exhibited in Boston FOR several weeks, vii! be
removed TO this town, the ensuing week, and
will be exhibited for a few days.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-03-08
ARRIACES.

On Friday, 7th insisn by Rev. Mr. Piehero, M, J..~
Y. slocum, To Mics Asn Fsnner al Of this town.
10 this tsys on rhr:dsy evening last, By Rev Mr. wss.r
,s e.. sa Mis- kebeees M Dows dsssh-
Ns"Ps"' Mr.. Joel l. Barlow, to Nj. Csih.ri.s B.r.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-03-08

Gov. LINCOLN and Lieut.. Gov. WINTHROP,
have been nominated for recollection Of Mas
sachrsetts. by a meeting Of the friends OF the
National Admin istratioB.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-03-08

grRsv Professor Elton, of Brown Univsrty will prsseh
eore the Providence DcEesic Missionary Society,
Sunday evening nest Mach the 9Th al the Flint Dspiia Meet,
lug Home, after which collection will be laksn 10 aid As
i,,nds Of thai association
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-03-08

Our Theatre will be opened on Monday 18th
instant, for a few nights much talent has
been engaged by Mr.. Dinneford, the manag
who will spare no pans to merit tis patronage
Of the public.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-03-08

Messrs. CooLEDGE, PooR and HEAD, Of
Boston. advertise 5000 packages of Cotton and
Woollen Goods at Auction on Wednesday mex,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-01

few miles, lett the regret Of NIL who had seen
him. Those wheS4 Ppar tGntcs OF convcrsny with
hun enabled thork,tS<acQuirc more intimate know
ledge OF ms principles and views in relation TO the
rights Oh nan-thf capacity of nations for seligov-
crnmcnt,-the infdencc of education the happiness
amt morals ot pcople,tbe true policy of this cou,-
try,-ae various other topics cannot hut regret that
the state OF Mr. C's health preclu,Md him from pre-
scntlng them, III an embodied iorm to his fellow
citizens generally He IL OF the few men which
mn aye produces whose opinions are not formed
without intense reflection and not expressed conse-
1urmy without carrying with them the force of self
evident propositions.
The escort accompanied Mr.. Clay about two miles
arriving at convenient spot, they passed the be J..
rnnce III winch MIR. e. travels and formed the sides
"i the road expecting to hid him farewell, he pass
"a through But, unex pectedlv all he arose and
ma short address expressed his qualification ut thu.
reception which had been given 10 him by the citizens
{" tNhchpnrg Acquainted (said hey when | APP
p"aceo your town with no: halfa dozen of It's c.-
zens, have been rcceive with coriulity and at
lection winch could not have been surpassed fnstcad
Oh strangers, had met With old Appropriateness and
! friends w" We're not, however, prepared To take
notes, aiid cannot trust mcmory TO quote his
words He concluded, by assuring lis friends that
sit would afford him much qualification to cultivate
hereafter an acquaintance with each ofthaln--an
qnaiiit1ncc which had been fruitful of pleasure 10
himself and then babe them afcconaie a-dieu,
| Never was the character Of Virginans more ST ri
| kingiv illustrated than this occasion When Mr.
Clay was met by them on his arrival, and whom he
took hs leave, no loud huzzas rent the ur-lhcIe was
n deeper cloquencc in the universal silence that per
vaded tho multitude. The hcuI icauxc,l in In,
CONFERENCE.-THE the most an & l6bscrye a.
Il might have that It no; a -WOrSi,piuu
spirit which had carried them from their business nnt
their homgi-hut determination r.scue from the
d"iaiatInns oi$'landcrers and ounces tho character d
man whose fame belongs To ti'c nation, and co!lst
tutcs large portion OF is richest treasure.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-01

comics, WINCH IS spng on III tlctS&66pi ry-Nor
,c we fear bu, that 1T distant day. When full rcncc-
ton has cleared truth Of the clouds which have dim,
med it III many minds, and has thus allied to us all the
nearly friends OF good order, you will no longer be
regarded IA conspicuous member of one OF two
almost balanced partics-but rs favorite leader OF
that great Catholic party, that loves its county,
hut cvel'tiate as tins crisis may, you have
ISOLATION that combination on earth can slcprivc
YOU ot-thnt your best Efforts have hccn devoted TO
the good of your country. A.
| Wishing you speedy restoration of healtll---
We nave the honor TO be, s&&
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-01

LYScnsrRG, Sept. 25.---lVc un1urs and that Mr.
Clay vii! pass through fredericksburg rim Carriers
vile, ON his return 10 Wanington.--Wc learn alsO,
that ic visited his old friend Mai Wrl Duvoll OF
Buckingham and lodged with him last Tuesday night,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-01
ff6Ht The {W7chb'rg PiraF9irnr of' S.pt-1.b,.. -
IL -

~. \ IA
Ire cltizcus q this place friendly to the ~
ton, apprzcd OF Mr.. Gays intention - IN.
through this town his return 10 the sca- O. iiIc
29Ff'ral government, determined, in public neeting
10 pny him sch lonors ~ bourl- 10 Dat riot WHO
nas brcn most touy sanGcrcd. they saw il Henri
Clay MIN who had literally carved out lis oyi,
Destiny Born 10 "nO Inheritance but :,d:-vr.,. and
igInraIce, his elastic and buovalt mind preserve
him from the obscurity wci, 200 often attends srci,
adverse fortunes and Iios az length conducted linn 10
al enlincnce which renders lila; tho object e nai;m-
nant envy to some ari OF deadly hatc - others Tic
E!Isii lanTnnTn. tri;igl a. = S.ir rms Ofoprohi-
unl ord Remuneration, contains wo.d o. rcrroa.l
and abfs. which vile "u'ga: minds have. mol o,,r,
Ehrcc apnIcd to - " a"G such tlings war, conn
fcnHarCd hy 'ueH whore jrnoranc" o.! NJ. CIay's
history was some excuse o- hcir cgcdnlity it should
nave Dl1n regarded viii, The Compassion which must
awavs hn extended To iOilv B.t It sinr'ld no !oI,or.
b" fo'G!a.a1 amid community who have =,a!i j.
Mr.. Gay plain, unnsfcu!atiors. frank. candid rim
tenfan, carrying IN heart upon Lis sicotc" gf'c
s.lcai TO Iii $40 Lad nc iioasryr Of sc"i1.au cor
vc-Sing wifi him. whether he bears ta mark ,r kna-
cry IN his opnn brow But, we fGrlsa-. 0erBrei-
ness. at present Is narrative Tot eula~".
* soon az tho rorilof reached tx o.ar. 81 Mr..
- lrt"nde, ronic, the citizens Giau5.- 70 t,c adj
End inF!'r HIN 70 par's;c Of public dinner Earn
'h1 tlfHt Wr. 6. World rn' c Now Ite1r1 f., mics
Distant at carly honr ias, Sunday the committee
c'tcrmiHcd 70 mca3 MIN If TIM. place Ghe-- were
however. partially Disappointed, Mr. e.. fyt arrr:.,r
sFe until III" IN the a,tcraon-. In few Iromcnt
a',erwards, tho following lr5'G pr..cptcd . LIN
~ the Committee
Spte0Je,. -raL 1879.
Sts~-Wc have bTtn delegated nv that portion o..
ar tei.oW-citlzens OF LynchbUrg VINO aIn politically
'-rndy 10 g"H. to welcome yog % tG.<c icai--a-G 10
.'Ii.e yc1 To Dartake Of P1Gc Giuuor, wit. ;.oin
az jay 0n-' suited ~ ronr co7vcueso,.
Tn Circumstance atone, we hope so. ID be- - H.
aEnty dc.Io9=rgr, o7 tho estimation ~ "l,.n aaf
corist turn's luld vorc public Character bal. ,.-
siOu.i no' Do rsrire'O thor fee u9= or ui. oe. v,
r." not To avail oprs@!yeso' this occasion to assure
,,r 'rY q.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-01

iCS21'S. /. SiSg7oy-. .2Ibog ..NcIpnuicF.
G. .!o'5"m2, Jno. N, Otcy, +.
EJ'Ts, i. Is. Harrison, j. ".
PrSram, Il. Fletcher, j. ~
HGr'cjsi'. Prtick II. CaEcU>
Ih7@- Il. Uofcomhc, Ungh .Iont-
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John H. Plc5sauts, EeT
1t seems then, that the 1st Monday Of Dec 1925.
r' stevenson was willing and ready to stistaiu" Mr.
Adams administration with this condition. that Mr..
'3"on1s friends ocouid eIcct linn SDcak,7. Suuporf
was not strong enough for him; he would s.slstan,
IT, One Of two things, follows from this disclosure
either that Mr.. Stevenson was willing for the sake
OF oifcc, to Sustain an administration which he
knew to be corrupt land he says, We understand
'hat nc saw the whole affair of the bargain at the
'ic or that he did not believe them corrupt at the
time If the first of these infcrcnccs is tic true
ono. then Mr.. Stevenson vii admit that n Is no
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-01

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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-16
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rnEIACk,oN SPIRIT.

Or readers may have seeu, ina inie Rich
mond Eoqure,, contemplate production oi
some monn-,truck idiot. Ia which the Jackson
men are urged to the polls IN tone which, en-
deavoring 10 be spirhed sinks Into downright
raving lttalks about carrying daggefs, aud
planning them, to the lils. Ia the bospms oi
Adams nen---and other such intemperstc stuh
US would iisgiacea Bedal0iir. who either should
write OF publish u. II this were mn lsoaiei
case, We > .odld pass il over without comment -
for every party, ia cursed with crack bran"d
fools, who neither deserve The respect Of their
political associates. nor the casiigatian Of ihei'
oppouenh Hat, there is scarcely a Jackson pa
per ~ the Unon which ~ not characterized bv
u ,pnl Of intenpe,a'c abuse nod ionl-mpnthed
denunciation unparalleled in the history of the
country Md The /. true, not only of the press,
hut Of individuals We htse herelolofe noiif cd
numerous Instances the fact, and we nov sub
JOIN n few more. We nre free TO admit ihh
there are thousands Of honorable exceptions
to our ptccedtn! remarks. but Itonno' ',e dcnied
that they may be applied much ton generally
We solcmnl, aver that II such tonsts hs The fol-
lowing we're handcd 10 us for publication, nj
whomsocvrr ihcy might he AIMED, We would re-
,cc, them. The two former were drunk n 20.
iunbia county IN. W on the 9th If August
and the third near Fayetie, in Pennsy wanna, nj
zach, on dinners in those places
"By Majnr Miller Gen. Jackson II he IL
no, elected President, may drink a hal nm a.
Gre of damnation.
Ry Capt Judson. GEN. .Idetson-May the
Hickory swirqlc thrash dalnnston through The
rnnIs Of his enemies"
BY Gco,gc Harden. John QaincV ddnms-
Nav he be taken sick on Monday, seod for 'h'
Doctor on Tuesday get worse on "Wednesday
no better on Thursday die on f,ld'y be bn
RED on Saturdays and 20 bell on sunday
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-16

ADMINISTRATION Philsllp! Ia papers. Win regard,
10 the election of inspectors. Tins Is nuim
poliant office, aud firni,hs no tesi of the voice
thv people 90 ilc great question. Ne iase
never "A cuiaird an the vote OF ihs SAT- tor Alt
Adams, aud do ~, tSpre, u now. Bh. sr Ger
faiDiy have every reason - be gtaiths'i sdh
the immense changes which have been efietied
eiihn that state, ,uing the Last isp Yen :.
irnih has been shedding her hesn,s a.ef iand
which had heen wrtpped III rirnr nnd the ese-
of the people haze breo opened to tie 4, al ds.
losisn uader which the, haze long acied
nothing bu, R,us. ,uo snee, prodneed by the
erfonrous nitcptesrn d,,on Of he cunning and
bnse, could "vr, have Induced the sobel- minded
people of TINT State ~ pelo such n ,nan rs
jackson -thsn, turbulent aid yiodietse, ~ he
ito Nj. Adams the calm aud peaceinl tenor
of whose lie affords so strong d resemblance OF
thpif own.