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and 500 Of the inhabitants Of Bas-
|. RIA, we areinformed, expressed their willingness
to march against the rebels, whose term of usur-
patton, we believe, will be but short Bradburn,
with view to strengthen his illegal position, has
sent an express to the military post at Nacogdo-
ches, for reinforcement of men.
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1832-09-05

crossing of the Mississippi, and died three days
afterwards.
Many conflict G accounts are given of the
engagement 1t appears that the Sioux were not
alone concerned in the combat; but that they
were assisted by parties of the Menominees and
Wnnebagoes. The latter tribe, it is said, coun
lseed the hostile Indians to hold out to the last;
and then perfdiousy turned against hem, and
aided in the massacre.-St Louis Times.
CHoLERA.-Sixteen cases of epidemic choe-
raj are stated to have occurred in GaIena, only
one of which terminated fatally. The disease
seems to have assumed very mild type in its
progress in that quarter, so much so that we are
inclined to question its identity with the Asiatic
Cholera. l. is also stated to prevail in the neigh
borhood of Rock Island, having been brought
Ihiiher by detachment of Gen. SCOTS army
No communication was had with the forces OF
the garrison, and it was hoped that the sickness
would be confined to those already afflicted.
0CTLater accounts state, that no new cases
had occurred among the troops, and that those
who had been sick were fast recovering.
The report of the temperance Of the Chole-
lera at Che, g is contradicted: two incorporate
citizens alone, lad died of that disease.-ib.
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1832-09-05

Nissovi.-The last Republican says, Mr.
DuNKLfN is doubtless elected governor. and No
BoGGs Lieut.. Governor of Missouri. His infor
nation is not official, yet is believed to be cor,
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1832-09-05

KENTuoKy-In the late elect ms in this state,
the democratic party have again carried the day
In the gubernatoria election, and in that only, we
are assured both from the prints and from private
sources, that the presidential question was made
the dividing point. Breathitt the democratic can
ddate for governor, has majority over Buckner
Of l242 votes. M ,rehead, the Clay candidate
for 1t. Governor, is elected by majority of 25-
50 votes, over TAYLOR. The Clay men have the
majority in both houses of assembly.
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1832-09-05
DOMESTIC.
WABASH AND ERIE CANAL.

The Editor of the New York Daily Advertiser
says:-''lt will be seen by an advertisement in
his DAYS paper, that proposals viii be receives
at the Merchants Bank, for one hundred thou
sand dollars at six per cent. Stock on pie a!
the faith of the State Of Iddiana.-There c., ! ne
no question that the security is und1ubted TIE
Commissioners are gentlemen of the first respec
liability. The dividends are to be paid in thu
city, and script issued for sums as small as tn ~
sand dollars. At the present time when public
funds are SO difficult to be obtained, we shoulu
think that the stock would be taken at most favor
able rates.-Vin Gaz
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1832-09-05

THE CUMBERLAND Road, so much of il as is
within the limits Of this state, under the direction
of the present enterprlsing nperintenden', is ma
king very rapid progress. Most of the contracts
heretofore entered into, all we believe, with the
exception of one or two, are in fair way to be
completed within the time stipulated. And among
the rest, (Which is of the most importance to this
part of the state) 1t is probable, that the bottom
road Immediately east of this place will be COM
peted, or at least so far advanced, as to be pas
sable before the beginning of the winter.
Contracts have recently been entered into fol
the erection of the bridges, in all twenty eight
besides some culverts, between this place and the
eastern line of the state. Contracts for thirteen
miles of grading at different parts of the route
have also been taken, all of which are to be com.
peted by the first of September 1888. The work
recently let out, we understand has been taker
at rates considerably below the estimates made by
the engineers; and when finished according to the
stpuations of the contracts, will render the roaC
passabe for travellers throughout the whole line
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K-E's "CounamJ dl.Ie" are necessarily
omitted, our columns being filled with other mat
Ter before they were received.-They shall be in.
serted in due season.
.sTHE PEOPLE" shat Re attended to in ournext
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us, and we believe were concurred in by all who
had the pleasure to listen to the address.
The whole of Wednesday was occupied in the
delivery of original addresses by the young gem
tlemen ofthe college. With the exercises of this
day, we believe a large portion Of the crowded
audience were disappointed, but it was tha
kind of disappointment, which is calculated tc
produce greater degree Of pleasure. We die
not expect much from young men, who had jus
commenced a collegiate course, and whose pre-
vious opportunities for acquiring knowledge, hat
been limited. We were prepared to hear decla
nation, IN its most extended sense, and that toe
not peculiar for the purity of its style, or gram
NAUTICAL construction. Our expectations were not
realized The composition of the young gentle
men was in general, chaste and correct, and the
views embraced in the several addresses, would
certainly not dishonor older heads. and more ex-
perienced hands Where all was good it would
perhaps, be almost invidious to particularize, but
we cannot forbear to express the satisfaction deri
we'd from the delivery of the Grafton of J. S. Mills
of Bond county, on the subject of the uses and
application of steam power. The imagination
and genius displayed in his address, was fully ap-
preciated by the audience, who expressed their
admiration in a murmur of applause which ran
through the whole assembly. Indeed, the exer-
cises of this day, would have done honor to older
institutions, and were ample pledges of The future
character and usefulness of the Illinois College. 50
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1832-09-05

CHoLERA-In our late accounts from N York
it is said the cholera was fast decreasing in that
lefty, though spreading rapidly in the country
Most of the towns on the Hudson, and many in
he interior, along The line Of the canal, have been
visited with it, though not in It's severest forms
From Philadelphia, accounts are favorable; the
disease had reached its highest pitch, and began
perceptibly to decline. Aug. 18th there were bu1
I73 new cases, and % deaths.
1t is said also, that The disease has appeared al
Washington and Baltimore, though of milder
type. The slave population are the principal suf
Ierers.
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1832-09-05

THE LEXINGTON AND Quo RAIL RoAn was
formally opened on yesterday Aug. l5 Among
the persons present, was G ". Metcalfe. At Il
o'clock precisely, the Car left its moorings at the
upper end of the low Market In fine style, havine
on board about 40 passengers. The Road is
completed entirely only about one mile and half
from IFS termination in the city; other portions are
in state of great forwardness, and will be ready
for the car IN few DAYS, which will make the
whole distance completed about 3 miles The
car travels at the rate of about 10 miles an ho r.
SUIcIDE.-A young man named JOHN H. MAR
TIN put an end to his existence On Yesterday NOR
ming, near the Lnnatic Asylum by shooting him
self through The head with pistol ball. He has
for number of years lived "a dlssolute life and
was no doubt laboring under insanity at the time
he committed The act.-BGH Pat.
Failure Of the Macon (Ga) Bank-An ad-
vertisement, issued bv the Cashier If this insti-
tuition, on the Both ult. gave notice that the bank
had ceased its payments, and that the affairs of
the bank. and its assets, had been placed in the
hands Of persons for adjustment or settlement.
Ertract of letter, dated Macon, July 80.
The Bank of Macon has this morning closed
ITS doors. 1t IS smashed to pieces. Do not touch
Its notes on any terms.
The WAR.-The arrival of the William Wal
lace at this pori, from Galena, confirms the re-
port, to which we alluded last week, of an en-
gagement between party of Sioux Indians and
the hostile band OF Sacs aud f ,xes The vcto.
ry over the latter was a most decisive one: tive
hundred Of them Icing killed, and forty taken
prisoners. Only about 10 warriors escaped
Among the prisoners, is Na-o-pope, the second in
command in all The enterprises against the whites
and the celebrated Prophet. Black Hawk il Is
7aid by he prisoners, Was wounded ~ IA sh d
from the Steam boat Warrior, in the action at the
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The Louisville, "a } A,ceum has recently
paid premium OF one hundred dollars for an es-
say on school keeping,
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LyACuBUae. ApnE:. -, ,s2.,


HyAfh2Nfg am -A.'e R.r=r Ri Hald
! ne ioao"ihs afiie's appears, asa Coamsa..,
ton IN 'he asthieh"oad i.nqulrar
-, tfe0'1s'anesa haEe Fa.eaali; ehsnreIs.aa,.
49, s''.- q. Les a.
and i, i .bro0n .ntIrli, ..',. o. %
in the 81 place, the LEGISLATURE have cs.,.,,..
'1eJam'@ River ana a'aa"ha Goapsng. am.
w., '.'.'.''' iof eF 'an#a', a..
lyachsas, It's tIcaoI4t ,b.r h't1 ',.''.....9 a..
and neither e.a sane#ed. il tu3er8,..n#,.=.
+" bay iAeh II 10 BE- Don Tho agsHtr5ss.5..
-. .,.'., ". Ilt ~ IinaE
-Waf, la. ,,s .rren,,l:.l ,.,., 80 ~.
Road until lie Other gr,al c.p.rsI i4p.l,.,.
completed. Hen lt"ood BE- uljpr. -. ~.
'l'Io' II ""oo '''s'e, Not q. a.....
erred .,jtb alIi,jog3l rsa,g.,..,i.... tn
be douc, and then the other a's'
Under thia view ofthe case, it his hren ...,.
- - s0''1 % " o''' mo ~ ~ IN It's ay.Hsa
IN fhs CIV ,n,a2e ,ba or,.,,s LILO .a asd
non. and e1l.Tzss their oainIoas r,,...
A sfOcGHulIl9
This IS no, the first time we Lave Lrs laai4..
suggested that, under existing c.scYns.fc.
would be proper to surrender the canar ef3.
New River Rail Road Company, and unit sas..
energies in the prosecution Of the .la ,ea.r,a.
fined IN the charter Of the Jomcs Elv5. md Eas4
ha Company We do not fl ~ 4n1 r.,
nor are We ealrdnpon to express aay dor...as,
nion ourselves on the course winch ,tnlgatls l..
to pursue but this we viii say, thai ra,I,5..
ought to be done prceiptately--thet, beto, n,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-04-19

A CASE FOR TIE SOOTHSAlERS
The circumstances dssctIbad N TIC Commuuca-
ton which follows was noticed by a winter IN tins
paper some days AGO bat so ,mPerieetiy, that
one acquainted with the particulars, wa inaueod to
write the annexed account a visit to tha, part Of
Tho country, enables 10 confirm the statement up
on the testimony OF uneNcepuonabic WITNESSES.
There is one iracouracy however In their first de
scent To the eTfh the uegro did make an attempt
10 capture the Eagles. Failing m this, they ross
renewed the fghtin h, ar, when descending a Sc
cond time IN the ardnr oibalilc be approached and
threw himself upon them without alarm ON their
pats and couceivng them to Ire wild cecsc wrung
their heads on. What adds to the singularity of
the incident, is, thar from the clearing up Of the
country, the Eagle has been for many years a rare
bird m that poti Of Virginia. In Rome the omen
would have been ayertgd by abulons and sacrifices
to the GODS, and have figured IL Ivy and Flu
taIrh
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.so+eE.ryr, NEWS.

DOMESTIC NEWS.
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- Il 100 tsziza "a mater at
.yr5sit1 a. an>'s.s - ~ enf' 10 Ia
I}fsss ufcan}e a,s...#l nnaety G'.4nA.-
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.ssdhout IS . -#ta= aa ia. rs.
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q 8.7fa-i hsvs =. .a.a. " - g..
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ssmImsm ca p.asc "a a. = ~ f
cuzens o. I'll sob. - uf#H# r. tta = l.
&C Of NY oslaa#ta As i aIslar tHs r'Hf.5.
nay4us alaags observed. oalhs f'tt iHs I.
renicans oi the CITY Of >ca ~. h9ha ai
fearless Independence Of. t.e al " '.#..#.
ts regard 10 trulh and justice IA lItff ,',.n. p All
.uono,t Of e.,.ac men / ha,r loaboi To G,,f ap.
n,oa,eoa wtlh soci,ui, as criterion ei coE.te-
and h,,. received 5o Testimonials olr,splst VII
which they have occasionally honofei me- WITH
corresnondent satisfaction, but never with sn-h
deep felt sclsb,hty as IN the prs n! instance 7''.
cred for the first tnuo from ny country and TRENDS
and placed IA conspicuous situation among siran=
srrs in foreign land advantage has been taken
Of nv position 10 level at me shalt intended 70
~oun1 me 10 the puck, and 10 humhaie nae 10 Tue
eves ofthe ioYcrnm nj and nation "iit whom
Wa. asx,l. hut lnlle known Thanks 10 The gen
orous ana warm beartsd pJumrtn. SIS ct my GOV
Citizens Of New York. the sau, moment M.
lroueH noe the poisoned shua Of my eHtn's
brought also the mlsslye of my ffrhd5. with
healing on lls wings When YOU INFORM your
constituents of tins circumstance they vii at once
rrrcelye how well tuned and sfsclaal has been
thar assurance Of sympathy csteem and conn
dsnce. aad now deeply itmust have sunk nio my
heart
In test,fYinq to my public conduct, the afe Plea.
Sel 10 neak th eulostum OF me. as contributing
while IN the Cabinet, 10 the success oi tbs present od
,niristration That sIsnal success, feel e'ifd up
on to declare, is pre-eminenuy due To the POI Hca,
s8eacitY .unwearylns industry and ufu-si slrat.h.
Upward course, of our present vtn'mlei ehl6i All
tao humble merit can elain Is, hat oil having ~
ted IN, Ii 70 the utmost TO execute his lata"h+
- single hearted views, and Of having sacrificed
aa 1srsonal considerations 10 ensure thor success
q zen threatened with cxt,aueogs emharrassmenis
--Th1'ny exertions were arduous, Pnnlal, an
ine.ss -. | may without vanity assert whether
u, sic s have no, been repaid WIN nnn"ut.i
,s.rac,ial aud raproash l,1ye to my cauo'rym1
l. determine Suii | shall e,o1 regard ny situation
inla. l.,.u#. as ole of tha mlst fortunate event.
OF nr Hfs 81 ing me as il did ia r.a5# aud h'nil-
liar ton 4isl on who has VII been dastab d
b. -. ya.er.aa as pos, ssios mofr ol the Ro.
maa.i IN ,aarla,er than AIRY man lfng, and
Al a.s.roion vii b. looked to, III future
TIM. r#ra #Holr history lie A7Fe ser
v t.. ar -. Che at sueh line. anI 10 n1f"
We a.s.#. nc AMI esteem, s "a sufficient gI"r'
an q &. = ..-ae CD. my ca.n. . cannot deprive
me-.
Of r..acuiar at, ofhostlly 10 ahleh am
happily nI.#.si IL the prf,otnPrsssIau OF III
inc on epntofmy Republican h1loo stl1"us.
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SINGULAR OCCURRENCE.
LouluhANp. Nimch IA

LuUIHhANDl NIuTlN |odl Io,lZ.
Gentlemen The following singular, perhaps
unparalleled occurrence, my be interesting to some
OF your readers. Gu the second day ofthis month
negro boy belonging to Mir Samuel Craewall Of
this county, while at work was suddenly startled
by noise III the air, resembling thunder Upon
looking up to discover whence IL proceeded, he saw
twebirds at an immense height IN the alr, engaged
~ a desperate combat the rushing ofwhese wings.
ocCasIo .ed the noise which had so much alarmed
honest PomPey. They began gradually to de-
sccnd, unul they actually fen upon the ground
within few Steps Of him, when he had leisure to
observe dlo, then ssons wore ategiockcaso Glose
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l. IS calcunled that aittr paying lof Tie potaiofs
and Tie expense, II net profit OF 20 ants per bpha
r,d be Dta@e A bnshel viii yield y lbs. OF sugar
Foriurther particulars, see sdim"o journal the
sugar Of potatoes is detailed
fIoDltFe FIlloalipf1a SHrtd0P BrfeitR.
A "EIbElF Di>I kf9S.
An affecting object Of charity "os examined on
5,Nel'e'o }', ol aH' VINO ''','o ',1 '9''e % "
toll Oh e''a' 'nl' l9' ols' 'I5 '''2, '''''S l'''
lure oil poverty ena e,2'l2'2'. nav il us'" 'o'''u
sl'eph' ON Oh. oil Ia, nan '4'"'a W u'' ''o" u
sunday los' l ne VIZ i'o"" as'''.'' ''',1 IL
ioni her j. &oueu aJf.l1 ut'Ua' "' e'ua''nA
WIN ""i'A o. eeJ W. Ss'li"f 90 ,s'' "''
d"PIlns vet y" i'9s'' ID I. 'H' %. 'i's ~ y .
slowly. ana was "do '''i'"''f =" ''ip ~ 'T'N'
$" mum hh' aI' o.'o o'e''9"s ''' '.'' ~"
ram. lin ingmt'" "h'il "a. i'e'. hel 'e'S''1' no
satisfactory ans"e. uoa@h n.' o'h"''o'i "'S
'"'"'>' '"' i'5i'5aa" ""a = No '1'''2' a''' ~
e'InPadt' iaa To inc "a,S4 h.'s'' WIN 'o''''''
"7' quarter" WEI. Plol''o l"' M u"'i'.a W. =.
p'oHi'foi Nc mig hl l''F "li@o''"'e Hli> mon =.
mo2 presenter me curious sPee''eIe ora S"'o
seventeen robust q BLOOMING Il" hea''h' without a
ny indications Of ia'ndiafty WIN ,'h'G q any
Mud. mod 81 ana relf'hs' }e covered I'M 1'SN
dat - >lebe l"a extremity o' poverty "sn
''hea nov She 'an' 10 b. ioo"9 VI ''e '','sl oIo'
aIyIIP rIrflluIa t1,rt- and what was mode
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FIRE IL WILLIAMSBURG.
IEs7BTCTION ~ TIE OLD carr
'IIT

hG,srd u',a came dowa IN thc Steam Boat la,
ol,hf politely handed ms ihe following lHlars. q
}tos IA account 9th deraeuou by dre,oo Tues
laysolth. Oh Capglo!.in taa city civilians
llLn
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Mr. Van Buren, in his letter from London, seYs
Jackson's Administration. will he looked L., IN
future times, as golden era IN our History =
True-the era when a his otproAgate ad,entur'r
Nj unknown polite ans, filled then pockets y /
the gold of The PEG. l.. WY
Tho Charleston CITY Gazette says that GOV.
Hamilton, has acc ted the commission of L.eute
nant IN Nda.a Company to qualify hmsel IA
militasy know ledge, ana ISSUED the commission as
Governor 70 himself TINS is a pat Of 'ir pl1n
for alarming tie paP,a otthe L STATE a,os,
ridiculous iolee a.osl contemplate weakness
10.
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U"vpstrc Ftrts-Ihe dwelling house. h1t,ers
shop smoke house, &c. Of Col James G iIuil, Of
Salon Virginia, was destroyed by FIR On Saturday
The 3l~tulr.mo We have not heard how the FIRE
vas communicated nor more ofthc PARTICULARS than
these that Mra Iuh barely escaped in her
nlahtclo,has. with ON sheet Col Hull was from
home Al lhcnmc OF tn, fire lilo vas carrying ON
the hal1crS hnsn, IS very extensively, and his loss
including buildings, fmuitur materials &c Is sup
pesed 10 hrnot los than $1,000
On Saturday thrsth,n>t about the middle of Tn
day. thr house Of Mn Crews, IN Henry couu.
ty, Va vas burned. At the time the fire was DIS
covered, there were no persons about the premises
bat females They succeeded in securing the beds
wearing apparel and furniture thai them strength
enabled tb,mt remove.-Nauy articles If furn,-
ture, Dc were destroyed, the vaue, and number of
wb,.h cannot he ascertaned Tho loss on the
whole, IS severe visitation to M Crew. who is
al amlabe and deserving nan, wei ouutci 10 ths
synpathtes oud kfndest feelings Of tIc community
IN which he lives. His daughters are entitled 10
hgh commentator for The presence Of mind DIS
played and labor they performed IN securing tic
movcablcs OF the house, from the dcyourug flames
lBaHEUlg Repuftsr
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Ygai ! DIS. -, - t.ast ...eT To- Z. -
..aJaa4l AID he dur. aOt glye ~ The l.s ~
..a.s. - 81 measured ao.as and faa,a
labas4. is ga A-s u
rs holiness Gregory ~. y a speeiol r1eer.pi
dated J.naary Is. l-32 grsrte5 tbr Re-, NJ Pc
Of r Isuo.e. poru.ss OH 10 be szamlned iort.s IL
sr.a afD = ae.1fJiuey hr stood Dissemination
1l.fgr the prot zar# O. tae sagionza ond Minerva,
and as refu.ad s.orlay 10 j. promoted 10 the Gig
nI,F. lie va solcnnly invested with lde1as and
o.harlls.sa.s oa tn 9Th January. \ iew dags
ai.sr.# as u reward for LIS wula-s, de Pop
a,or,d hin sri the goIa Gross and s2ar
Tins ], The fin. instance Of ia American having
received other of Ia s. hoaors Immediately ,,Ola
ne pePe IL Rome.
IT, following editorial ut5ce If the London
Morning Chronicle Of the 3o:a reoraary worthy
81 notice = It does not require tie git OF proPhc-
cy u iofe,e ttat Belgium. WI ere long De United
to Holland Tins ofsomss. the area Powers a.,
s,yare o. / seems thlt throughout Be nam til,
l5wcf classes were IA extreme -.5'lsss
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GLoPE EyrRA--Phe olor OF the Globe, at
Washington has issued proposals 10 publish an
" EXTRA GLOBE during the Pendng contest
for thu presidency saying dat "aA sEyfRs 20
LiTIcAL CONFLICT Is APPEoAoulaG' avowlng his
desire to throw his paper INTO every noghbor-
hood ofthe United States" and ,ocmniy exhorl-
IN. the republican members Of congress to assist
in disseminating il afnoug Their constituents say
ing IL Is tjme ior nc PEOPLE 10 faSs ths alar"
and 50 forth. TINS rs a 4" SIGN OF the times !"
Nky
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aus. aovss.f. 3 s.a.b a. aars.a9s eo'.s -.
f,a Easter tails 81. $40 IA iratst 70 ti# &t2.l
t.#.s9 = II
aagaaar.a Btsrdfrg S't
LII - IL L..
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:
and all
A CARD
Mrs ROYALL is sorry to inform the ciiizens
fand stran9 ors now present. Of Washington City
AIrJErgERsoN of the Theatre, refuses to bring ho'
ylay " The Ca5iRei DC" the stage and She
has good reason to believe his refusal Is governed
by political motives, through The Influence ottbe
Editors Of the INTELLlGENCtR ucrreasons
will appear in her paper, tho Pau Ffg. OF oatur-
Nay NEXT.
April Goth, 1892
We congratulate the Public, bn, more particular
ly the Administration, upon the able coadJayaGry
which has been secured to the Official Edile' IN
auiring the assistance of hIrs Royal in preparing
Ter " the Globe paragraphs against the IntcIll-
senseT" The Government paper can hardly fail
to be gamer by it, il divers particulars But, as
il would be pity to divide between TWO papers
the product Of the joint wit Of the concern, We sue
gest the expedsncy Of an union OF the journals
al ose talents are Il rs combined; ans following
the example Of other Journals where two have been
made one, let the government paper thenceiorh
inse the styl. and title u 1'te tito5e ard Pau
Pry tNt3I6h
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The following article appeared in the Govern
rnea; paper OF yesterday, just as II stands capitals
and all
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-22
M!sW SERIES VDAo saaNOo gaA8

dependence are both in vain; the stream bears
as on. and our joys and our griefs are alike left
behinds ua.
We may be shipwrecked, but we cannot bs
delayed; whether rough or smooth, the river has.
tens towards its home, till the roar Of the ocean
is in ears. and the tossing Of its waves is be-
meath our feet, and the land lessons from our
eyes, and the foods are lifted up around US, We
lake our leave of earth and Its inhabitants, and
still of our farther voyage there is no witness,
save the infinite and eternal.
And do we still take so much anxious thought
for the future days, when the days which arc
gone have so strangely and uniformly deceived
US? Can we still so set our hearts on the crea.
lures Of God-when we find by sad experience
that the Creator only permanent Or shall we
no. rather lay aside every weight and every sin
which does most easily beset US. and think OF
ourselves henceforth as wayfariDg persons only
who have no abiding inheritance but in the hope
of better world, and to whom even that would
be worse than hopeIesss, If it were not tor our
Lord Jesus Christ, and the interest which We
have obtained in his merciesl"