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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-08
THIS .4FpERMOOWI,

Virginia Dismal Swamp Lottery, No. s-to be-
o'clock. CAPITALS
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MIR. CLAWS ANSWER.

wAsHISGToS. 18th DEc. 1881.
Genfienen-i have the honor TO &C /,
knowledge the receipt of the note,
which, 80 a committee of the COnven-
ton Of National Republican Delegates
now assembled 10 Baltimore, you all
dressed me, stating that ] had been
this day unanimously nominated by
the Convention as a srdidate fOT the
Office 81 President Of tie L. States.
This manifestation oi the confidence
of body 80 distinguished - received,
gentlemen, with lively seDsibIlIiy and
profound gratitude.
Although I should have been glad 1t
the Convention had delegated some
CITIZEN Of the United States, more
competent than myself Go be the Ins,ru-
ment Of accomplishing the patriotic ob
icci. which they have IN view, do
not ieei at liberty To- decline their no
minatOn. With my respectful and
cordial -, know ledgnents, you VII be
pleased to communicate &C. The Con.
ten,ian, my acceptance 81 then nom.
nation. With the assurance that What
ever shall be tho event Oi u, our com
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F'oz'iS, "Tne rea-, Nth sfs~r poems" ByiAe
.iufhSr Of "7n- FIJI Of tie Lndsan'

.iahsr Of "1n- Fa1 Of tie Inasan."
Hark TO the voice OF Winter! Hc hath laid
His grAsp upon the Wilderness, aad tossed
The shivcriny garments Of the woods aloft,
Forth TO the warning elements, lie rcasls
The venerable Oak, and moss-Grown Pine,
Add s,rr~s their sp,ntcre,l fragments in the dust
L., on the midnight Tempest he hssh flung
Ills flowing mantle, and ut morn the hills
Are ,pr'nkled with its snowy particles, aud field,
And ersgEy precipice. and eott>ge roof!
lie gives the Frost its message; and the brook
That in the hollow valley runs its race,
Hats in its psbbly channel, and its face
Soon takes the fixed and stony gaze Of death.
The Lake in which the Wild swan Dipped IL,
wing
And the white canvass waited ssift along
The fishers slender shaliop, Is nov chained
L. shackles BY the frost's insisiious hand.
Its shores mute save " hen the Tow lcr's gun
With >harp report booms on the frosty air.
Or the long bay Of distant hound is heard
With shivcring stop, and pale, despairing face
Crsrps from the Fast, the tar,ly wisser Morn,
lie brings his nimble messengers, the Winds,
And the white Sieet, and silent-driftine Snow,
And many Tempest bleak, in his dark train.
Upon his aged temples CLEANS = crown
Framed BY the subtle Frost and down his breast
Nl'ery beard in rough profusioo flows.
As forth he walks, the hzky snow descends,
And DER tie plans the shspclcss hillocks ell,
Like foan,ing pillows on the moonlt sea.
Then bcud the leaaess branches Of the Wood
With piumy tresses, and rcspicndent Ice,
Aud comes the Frost and plies his magic task
And with skilful fingers binds the Earth,
And DER the wave lucid film extends
Like that which dims the glazing eye Of death.
Then vanish all the minstrt IL Of the air.
Save the lone Bittern, which with tuneless scream
Fits round the fcns, or strikes his pointed bill
Deep IN the frozen surface OF the brook.
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After the members had answered TO
their names, MIR. Holmes, of Maine,
moved that Committee Of FIVE be APP
pointed By the Chair to report to the
Convention what further proceedings
were eeeesssry for its regular Organi-
Zst'on. This motion having been a.
greed to. the Chair appointed Mcssrs.
Holmes, Sergeant, Thomas, Dearborn
and Denny. The committee retired,
and in a few moments reported that it
was deemed eXpedient that the officers
of the Convention should consist OF .
President. four Vice Presidents, aud
two Secretaries; and recommended
the following gentlemen as the officers:
For Presidcn If he Contention
Gov. JAHES BAnuOUn, Virgins.
Tioe- Drrast7rs
Gov. KENT, Of Mar, Land.
Gov. TRtNBLE. of Ohio
Gen. p POINTER, NJ N York.
Judge TEMPLE, Of Vermont.
Scere,sr4ss
Ne. THGINGHAs Of X. Island.
Nc. BACON. Of OHIO.
The report Of the Committee having
been sdoplej, Governor Barbour. Of
Virgins. took the Char, aud returned
thank. for the honor conferred upon
hm.
SIR Holmes. Chairman of the Com
m',lee appointed to report what further
proceedings we're necessary stated
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For ne Free Press.

LINES ON HAVING rHE PLACE OF Mt NATIVITY.
Farewell sweet fields aud woods I love,
Farewell my native Locust Grove,
Farewell ye scenes Of childhood's DAYS,
Where my heart danced in youthful plays,
Where 6ra parental prccepis prest
Their lasting image on my breast;
Farewell Iovd home, We soon must sever.
part-how long, alas, forever. Ar.
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MAcoS, Dee --Wintcr, this MOI
niug, appeared as rough - a Win
saw, and a. hard as the face OF IS
usufer. The groor1 vas froEc'
snd see in the streets wSs thick
nOugh 60 sksit upon. Many pc
pigs cuFied their tails for the w.
timc-4-snd, like the { ob5lcr Of ~
say, laid down their lives and -. "a,
btisiles for the salvation II tbeecl
frE
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The Reverend Sidney Smith, ia l. ~
speech ut the Taunton meeting, said
that the attempt Of the House ~ LORD
10 stop the progress Of the Reform, D.
minded him Of the conduct 81 tie e.
cellent Mrs ParIington. during ihc
great storm at SidmouIh, ~ 1894. Tito
tide rose IN an incredible height tb.-
waves rushed ~ upon the houses. arG
every thug was threatened with dr
strpciIOn. ln the midst Of the ieafl
conimoiiou Of the elements. Dame Pa
iibgion. who lived upon the sea beacl.
was seen ~ the door " her house, viii.
mop and pattcns, tFuDdling her MOI
and sweeping out the sea wstcr, al
vigorously pushing back the Atlanti,
The Atlantic was reused, and so va.
Mrs. Partlngioa bot the contest VS.
unequal. Ibe Atlantic beat Mrs. Pa
ungton. She Vas exeeilent az a slo,,
or puddle, but she could d. nothia
With a tempest
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AZ i2 o'clock the Convention was
called to order by A. Lacock, ESQ. cd
the proceedings Of yesterday having
been read, the Secretary called over
the names Of the Delegates, according
to the order of the several States, when
there appeared from
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CONVENTION
NATIONAL RHPUBLIoAMs.
From the Baifirsore Paiyiot.
MONDAY, DEC l2.

The very unusual inclemency Of the
weather prevented the prompt arrival
Of many Of the delegates, though they
had seemingly allowed themselves time
enough to be present at the opening Of
the Convention-about $50, however.
appeared at IL o'clock at the Athe-
n9um, when Gen. Abner Lacock, OF
Pennsylvania, was called 70 the Chair
for the time being. and Mr.. Thomas
p. Ray, Of Virginia. appointed Secre.
tary.
After attending to some preparatory
business. and adopting q plan for the
organization Of the Convention, On I'D
journment took place until IL o'clock
fo.moFrow
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proceedings Of the Convention, which
was agreed 10.
Ga motion. the following resolution
was unanimously agreed to:
Resefred. That the thanks Of the Convcr
ton be rendered to the Rev. Clergymen,wi
so kindly ofiiciaied at the opening Of mss..
sions.
The Convention then adjourned sin
die.
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MIsoELLAMEous


The Legislature Of Pennsylvania held
a Caucus in the State Capitol 49,.
Thursday the 18th inst. at which i.
was unanimously resolved, that ,hc
State Convention, for the pomina,ic,s
OF the electoral ticket for Presider,
and Vice President OF the Unitcd
States, and Of candidate for Go
vernon Of that State, be held at IIai
risburg on the 5th March next.
Mrs. Royals paper, PoM Pm. ba@
actually made its appearance D.
Washington. We give q portion a.
her inaugural address, from which
the character ofthis new journal ma
be inferred. We hope her cdi,orial
duties will abridgc her locomotive
powers.
" To all this wa reply, our coursc
viii be o straight forward Que, .
heretofore; the same iirmness which
has ever distinguished our pen, wi,
be mainiaincd. To this end letit lr
understood, that as we are Of no pat
ty, VIC will neither oppose nor advC
cate any man for the presidency
The welfare and happiness Of OF
coun,ryis our politics. 10 promot,
this, we shall oppose aud expose a
and every species Of political, civ
aud religious frauds. without fca,
favour or affection. We shall patro.
ize merit Of whatsoever country, Sc,
or politics. We shall advocate IL.
liberty Of the press, the liberty ol
speech, and the liberty Of conscience.
The enemies Of these bulwarks ofo,
common safety, as they have show %
none, shall receive no mercy Ct OF
hands; and as for those cannibal.
the anti-mascns, the cotemporari,
OF negro insurgents. we shall NEE
them upon their own ground
mean that Of cxtcrmina,ion. To.
the rest, let all pious generals, oolc
ncls bnd commanders of our arm
and navy who make war upon oil
women, beware. Let all pious pos
masters who cheat The goscrnme:
by ranking tracts, beware. Let a.
same pious men who Fave robbie
tue mail of our money, beware Lcf
oil pious contractors who stop pacL
ages, beware. Let all plous pcs,
masters who cannot read, commcnc
learning Observation-Disclosures too lsit
to learn. Let all pious booksellei
who sake pious brides, fear and tren
bic. lie; all your ladies' who bavt
TRACES into young geu,iemen'sroom
beware; and lc, old maids and oil
bachelors marry IS soon as they
can"
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lac following are ia. gentlemen Who ansv CT c,l
to their names, rs delegates from Virginia:
Rich'd Adams Charles IiilI
Robt Andrr.on JoShu. N iI.r,,li
James harbour John Marshall. Jr.
~. w. Bsftun J.. 4. Pcndicton
David briggs Cu,hb,it Powell
James Breckenridge Ihos l. Raw
Robert II. Corh,n John T.luaf.,ra
W. 49, Caldwell Tho. T,..nrr
John u CIoptnn a. = Turner
S.ml ": DAVIS Edward I. TAYLOR
Heury fsiIf.X VIM Wood.
- Cohe" A. Spooner
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j.. X. Livingston. .Nt-Ir iprf5
by. Warren, .'f,HIe.
leonard Jarvis, .NtIs Hamfshirc,
VIM. Jarvis, Vermont.
IL. A. =. Dearborn, .ILSsachMseffs
Chr. r.. Robbins, RhSsie Inland,
John A. ROckS ell. Connecticut,
lob =. Hals,ead, .Ni1g Jc'~rH,
1hos. burnside, Ptamsy'1Gpd,
y. ]. Dupont, Dr!ailrare,
VIM. Price, .,EIr Li0Hd.
Jas breckenridge, JUFsH'G,
!. Sloane, Dhio,
Dznl. Bresk, KcHlHciv,
J.. "a. Shun,sn, .NDIfh Cmotga,
.lno J Nelly, T,La,m,
~. A. Billiard, IoiHani0.
itch. :. Coke. D'shfcf of Coigm
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On motion, IL was
Resolved, That the Convention convene nt ,
before ! O'Clock, and proceed in body to pa,
their respects To Charles Carroll, Of carroilton.
Mr.. Laeoek, from the Committee
appointed to inform the Hon. Mr.. Ser
gesnt Of his nomination as q candidate
for the Office Of Vice President. stated
that tho Committee had performed the
duty assigned them, and laid before
the Convention the following cores
pondenc~:--
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-02-02

being Just. In the fury of party conflicts,
the mind is apt to be warped by preju-
dice, or blinded by passion; and the most
gifted and worthy is often, in the strug-
gle for asccndency, cast aside TO make
way for the idol of the moment. 1t is
not till after time has assuaged the bit
terness Of feeling, or soItencd down the
rancor OF party aniInosity, that The mind
can release itself from the iniatuation
which has warped, or the blindness which
has darkcncd it. Then, and only then,
will the errors of Judgment be perceived
and acknowledged, and the award rem
dercd to worth, virtue, and talent, which
they have meritcd OF Mr.. Adams ii
may be truly said, il the language Of the
French poet;
Fire vrai. juorc, bon, c'c;t son systeme unique,
tumble dams lc bonhrGr, grand dams ladvelsllc,
Dams Ia seuc vcrta touNant la volupte.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-02-02

We received Il few days since, copy
of work just issued from the press in
Washington, called thc Gallery Of y
mclican Portraits" by George Waiter
son, formerly librarian to Congress. 1t
consists Cf short sketches OF the public
lives aud Characters Of many Of the most
distinguished mcn of the present age;
the author has enjoyed favourable op-
portuniiics for observation, and It would
appear that ho has improved diem To
some advantage. As s,ccIihcn Of ,ac
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-02-02

work, we have extracted the sketch of
JomN QUINci ADAMs.-C Columbian Ga-
Seite.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-02-02
u. S. CONGRESS-.

I,Es1O OUCitEs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-18
MONEY All HOME.

Ifeny now 6ad none, more pieaty in ,hei,
pockets. aud the rsie oi interest much lower
than for some years pas, LEI them inquire into
the cause o. this change. The tisn- has BEEN
when silver dollar ~ss q scarce article in the
marke', aud when signs were hung oui by The
brokers offering bigh premium on Spanish
dollars. The New York papers now tel u,
shat the vaul of the New Yak Cits Baoks are
Overlooking With specie. Banks in many States
are Lowering their rate ofinterpst. None, is
paid much more readily now for labor or no.
duce than Tor the few pat years. Now all tb,s
could MOI happen without cause and ~ha,
10 the cause . ifmo"ey is more plenty in the
market, what mak,s il so7 there was
time when every cent the merchants could
scrspe up vas cent OF to buy English cacoe,,
cott5ns, wcolens. hats, sho, els, glass, nails,
&c. The workmsn in Brush manufacturing
so'vns received the cash that came ont of the
pockets Of the American Consumer. The farmer
was stripped OF us list dollar 20 clotbe Li. GIRL
IN goods manufactured by European hands,
OF wortmsn. These very workmen even then
q iused TO take bis wool, bis corn, his rye BIZ,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-18
ON The FENCE

gentlemen told us The o,her,th friend OF
his went into a BARRIERS shop n Washipgio ton
20 he shaved. tie was stranger 10 the Cny
e. The ~opl headed tonsot Lad nevtr u bin
before. After u little thlk, hc put t. 10 b r
Der the test q iestion--" Was ne fr Jacksop
or Clay - Tho poor fellow hestated a mn-
ment b.tween his desire to tell The ruth. sno
his iear OF losing customer ami he locke Il
ut the stranger with a countcnance OF ruefui
pe'ple,i'y. Suddenly, however, a 'hoLghi
seemed to strike him. lis face brighten.d up.
lie placed his arms skimbo and with the gra-
vy OF an oiuolf. req lied, " SIR, | snavrs both
sides % IC,ncinHoti american
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Beside-, $500 -3os-o0-&r.
MODE OF ORA WING.


MODE OF DRAWING.
To be drawn on tho A, D, plan
The 1000 prizes Of "a, to be awarded
to the first, second, or third division TO
be determined by that which may draw
the capital prize Of $1,000 SO that the
holder three tickets, one in each di-
vision, is certain ts draw one prize, and
may draw four. Ali the prizes above
the denomination of 81, III one wheel.
and all the numbers IN another at once,
the whole to be drawn IN IA few hours.
Prizes payable in cash forty days alter
,he drawing, and subject 10 The usual
deduction of fifteen per cent.
Tickets $4-Hat0es $2-Qrs. 81.
To be had in the greatest variety of
numbers, at WARDS OFFICE,
Eynchburg, Va.
O. All orders from distance. en-
closing the cash, or prize tickets, will
be thankfully received and promptly at
tended to, ii addressed TO
g. WARD.
July II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-18
From he 81. Louis RepnbG an, June 90.

InB INDIAN DsTUHDASCE.-Our latest
news from Hock Island Is, tat about 10 o OF
thu mounted militia OF lliuois were wllhin
twenty miles Of thai station on Thursday last ;
that the regular troops were IN garrison, awsi-
iing their arrival aud that then the matter
would be brought 10 an issle. Il was The gen
eral belief. hat no lighting would take place.
ihe Indians, seeing themselves entompassed
Ivy 20 large force, /, was trough, would SIP
uiae for the best te,ms they could obiain, aud
then retire from the ground The steam l., al
Enterprize leaves here 10 day with a@dn,onai
toops, a"d supplies for the army.
G0p Reynolds accompanies ihe Illinois Mil.
II -'he command Vi which Il. gnen 10 Maj.
Gen Duncan.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-18
PRESIDENTS of THEus

: There have beeu, including the present, sew
en- Presidents. The names OF four OF them en-.
ded. IN, the letters on. Inc names OF three
OF them ended in the letters sea, boil neither q
those three had q son. All Of them were mtsr :
RED but three OF them were childlrss. The
son OF the only one, ,ha, had y son, was one
OF the seven. -Four OF the seven are dead :
snd three oftbem died On The Fourth of Jul, !!
, Bosion DAILY Adu.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-18

ieslruetios Al the Academy. q Is rtten neDiei
that the model oil ioriibcssi"n BE- fnrhls Cd -.
a. sI.o OF stone bridge, Oh ateek al sdry
doek Together . tth models 70 ths d. tmeni
OF Cisa Architecture. calculated 10 improve
h. taste IA bu Id oe. o, these taesas might
he increased comfort aus economy IN our pr.
vate, aud embsliistm.ai 10 our public edtiises
L. the science ei Wv. N 'aelits. aud ~ h
practical duties 81 the soi3.er the elsss aegaii.
ted theusfifes in very sstisiaetery manner.
TIE same pfsiss IS dee oa The subjects OF p
,hics. III tsric, and National an9 Constitution
ii L,w.
lhs other clas,ss exhibit like proportional
acquaialsnee 9th thsir Tesps.t'vs branches oi
sflds. The,e are. N he :. eoai class. Sain.
raj Philosophy, Chemsstfs aoh Drawing 81
n. lhrd, Maiae uaiies, tf,ush aud Dram
10 tr Fourth Ftench Il Mathematics oHls.
TIE Iflrafs reatires additional works on the
nurai and ieslI subjects mentioned above.
Toe n..ilosapbcal Appara ", though much
snlargsd ~ ~ sitwo yeas, principally Win
instruments of etQuisi'e French manufacture.
/. still. howrver. not conple'e, Some adii-
fiunsl apartments IRE also wanting, ms lecture
rooms, for the preservation OF the spparsius'
aaI for The perform-uce vi religious services.
Inc Police Is represented rs adiairable IN
point OF system, and ss BEN. vigorously en-
forced. The appearance and subordinatioh oil
IN. Cadets ate obvious es,dsoees of shis. The
food. aud lie medical attendance, are uneGcep.
ton bic aud tn l.ea concerns are adnInis-
ie,el - ih economy. The existing rank aud
pay OF the Superintendent OF the Academy
are deemed inadequate by the Visitors. Ills
zeal, tairnl AID Ininstfy, long aud conspicu,
ouslv display ed. rnl.iIe hin, they hlnk. 10 the
favourable CONFEDERATION OF Gevernmeoi.
Ball diner.
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New York Wholesale Cloak,
Stock and Clothing Warehouse
tsENs0V ED.
June l3


sStiE Subscriber has removed his establish
- mem from No. lS1 Maiden Lane TO the
spacious Store, No. 1873, Pearl-,treet, over
Messrs. Hyde, CLEVELAND g. Co.-xhere he
vii Keep cons anty on hand. a much more
extensive assortment than formerly. The styte.
m4ke and materials OF the CioAks will he
greatly improved, aud i'll be sold AT abou, the
same low prices as those OF the last season, He
mas also On hand, large assOi tment of low
reed Clothing, made in good style. expressly
ior The Southern and Western uade-.thst " III
be sold at sbeut The usual prices Of the most
inferior quality. Also an assortment Of Sto, ks
"Fh many other desnsbe Articles. Those
who will take The trouble to examine this stock
OF foods will probably saiisi, the mselves that
ihey Cannot select the same AMOUNT from anv
STOCK IN the city thai will be a safer or mora
desirable pur ehase-ior sale by
F.J:'CoNANr,
No 1873, Peari-sireei, New York
TERMS-Six mo uths for approved no,es
payable at Banks in good standing in any mar,
OF the co"ntry--S months for city accepta noes.
or per cent discount for cash.-In all cases
waere the time is extended, interest viii he
charged. at the rate oi i per cent per annun
any Goods purchased at this Estahlishme
That do not suit the Market for which tbsv
were intended will be exchanged for Others.
FL
-.p.- 70 wl21if
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IL Don Miguel, The tyrani al For,oesl, pes
conp!lmented WIN o toast at tn J4c.son din.
ner IN Washington "Straws show winch
way ire wand flows" Nothing coad be more
characteristic, than that the minions of &c,
Jackson should teas, The dye,m whose ,rae,,
''es Disgrace ii'e age which permhS lheu 10 90
unayenged.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-18

u II is proposed 30 hold an Ant. Tariff
Convention al Philadf p..is, en- the 3otb OF
September next The proposition hes been r.
vorah'y received 10y both parties in Sonia
Caroina--the MULES and thu Autis--end ~
presume will be acted on elsewhere though
II IS generally. we believe. regarded with great
Indifference. The Enquirer reto nnends 70
the people of Virginia, to assemble al their
respective court houses, at the July or August
Conrf for the purpose OF appointing Delegates,
but The ldrifmousler, never having possessed
any power to harm, has almost los, the power
TO Jf'ghier the reae Letting par, ofthe commu
n'ty. We have no objection to the CunytnI
lion ourselves On the contrary, We should
BE glad TO encoursg any plan w6i.h will Iav,
tendency toput down the geographical di i
''nclon' which the Mules have ,udesyored 10
create.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-18

GJ The proceedings at Chnrl.s,oo e *
on The 4th of July having been lacked =.
with great interest, we have conied Ina.
with the exception Of the Toast, a, l.oom,s,.
morning. Among them will be found la,,o.
oil Gen. Jackson, 20 the Sentiments NJ NH,
every friend ofthe Union will subscribe !,
deed, haDy thing could induce US n h,so,,
our hostility TO him, it would be his cnnos,fio,
to The NaHifsrs, WHICH, we verify believe. ha.
done more 10 bring their doctrines into I'M.
Contempt they deserve, even th.n the oooe,,
ana irresistible argument nf Webs,er. fortified
by the elsar and lucid reasoning OF hIa.,isor
SO potent is the bare name IF Jqcks9a Win,
certain class, that, Iike the wand OF mssicia,,
/, EFFECTS s'renge tran stormaiious. word nj
assent or dissent from hun made. croyfrtso NJ
those who had resisted the ioste Of ,.,s nos,
u transferable Appeals TO iatir 5adsAen a,d
THEN patriotism.