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Mr.. Csesss, 81 N. C.. submit.
reseiutisa o. discharge Mr.. He..,.s
from the epstsdy sf the serre,a, !.
ARM. % giving bail Zoe his d,,,, :.
teadaoee q the House uatil the ,,,r;
nation Of his trial. This mst;on -
rise 10 debate which continued en,,
past . o'clock, when Mr.. c, wi,hJ,.a
his motion. aud the House adiourn.S
Tho trial proceeded or THURSDAY =,
Friday, and produced much debate a, .,.,-
stage Of il We had intssaed b give /, ~.
rably full detail Of it-but end TIA, -. ,A,p
not have room Cor notice Of the mr..
points suggested Our readers shall l,.v
the seqaei.l
frsn shs Isssiliseaser Of Msaday.
The Senate did not cit on s.,ura,,
Ia the Hosse Of Representative, i.
whole Of the day was consumed IN IL.
further hearing Of the case Of aIl,s,d
breach Of the privilege Of the hous.
by Samuel Houston. Besides deb,,,s
snd motions on incidental qses,iou,
the examination Of the principal WI.
ness. Mr. Stanbcrry, the meade, a
this house alleged to have been s.,,ah.
ed. was concluded, many que.t,ou,
being put TO him by the couns., for
the respondent, but nething materially
I new coming oat in evidence. NJ
Cave Johnson, . member Of the Sou,s
from Tennessee, YES then sworn a.
witness, at the request Of the counsel
for the respondsnt and delivered .
narrative Of the ci1e6mstances of ,hs
correspondence and the eooversstisu,
which pre- coded by some days the iu
cident that gave rise to this investie,
tion. When Mr.. J. concluded VIA,
he had 10 deliver, (the house hay;ns
been fys hours in session. The furthel
hearing Of the case was postponed I,
Monday.
Before adjournment, the eommi,t.
appointed TO inspect the books aot
proceedings Of the Bank Of the U. s
and report whether the same hath VIC
lated the terms Of its charter, app.ie,
aud obtained leave TO make repor
thereon upon any day Of the mex
week, instead Of this day, as hereto
fore ordered.
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RI9ADE ORDERS hsvs bees reo.;v,d
- dRseiing The lFsiniag ~ IRE ofieers y
- sssa Negsaeui FisginiA Asili,is, 80 eusn.
.,esce st Chesieslgvu e. the ~ Nay, aad
ta1 cru 81 tne asgiNsas 81 The SIS Nay
80 ne obeeFs bsleaging o. stitched 70
the Regimest wiH esnkurn 10 ehe~, oe.Ie,.
Commasdnafs ~ eompanies Nh r,o,vs q.
lss Aeja9ent ~ ths RsRimeae on the 6rss
asg ~ tha tfsiaiag. The Hsrsmeaf uin -
iorasd ~ ~ e'elsek. psepas.so-v a A. dv,ii
bAA6ION DAVgFPORT. CT
APPS II 1871 SsfA Rsgt " ~
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The Hon. n. n. 0ssssy, fssaeriy .
os@ber sf Cengrvsv ftsn Lsuisisaa,
died - the 18th ole. q Bs,sa Rssse.
The beard Of Dirsetsrs sfths Eyneh
bssg and New River Rail Read Cen.
|paay have conferred The sppsintmenl
ef Engineer on Msneure Rsbinsen,
Esq. Mr.. =. 10 . naiivs vsrgisisn,
- snest sf Ger readers ere awsrs, ani
has attained high eslsbsity in HE pre-
fessioa. L LyneA6srg tsrgiaiaH.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-04-26

o. "Wednesday Ne isth issi. HeHmw Cav.
sged ty uenths ed dsya
% tuwet1y Ire &zth hfsrsh, e Hsw clrs-s...
whsileF - had goee Sor ti,e beneEs ~ his l..isi
ls0Hhs Woens, Eeq-, ca.hisr ~ tis ko,sh
,Msssefa Bank q Nisgiais, u ~ sIa year x
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-04-26

Ths NasiSnal IntsIligsnesr 81 satur.
osy, says-A very pFsgaaBl and sni.
nassa aeosta seek place In the senats
yssseFday, teuehing the powers and
Representatives, q the Pressdeat of the
gnlsed States Il assss o. the oass.
tee - gTaating - egtht, 10 sdvSsee.
sosa psw beinistsg ts7rance, aud va
net seeelpded When he ssnass a..
fssspe
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~~ess>a $40 &8VO440A5s
DCRSUANT to the decree Of the late
Superior Court Of Chancery for the
winchester District, made on the 6th day Of
June, 1871, IN the suit Of Jacob Van DOrsr.
administration Of James kssFnsy, dee q, con-
piamant, against John Stephen, defendant
VIII seu, at public auetion, st the Court
House In chaFlestown, on yiIsndvv n, Ga
asy q Aay ntzs, a HOUSE AND LOT u
shePherdstOwh, known as Lot No. I79. bsss
The same lot which was sold 10 the SaiA Jois
stephen By James Kearney and lately sold y
The Marshal Of The court aforesaid 20 Dtnls
stephens, Who u now In possession o. ~
property The sale will Be- on credit u
twelve months-boBd and security and l,ss
on the property 10 b. given.
JOHN y. MAGIIL.
April 10, ls12.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-04-26

" VIZ nersbeu u tie New volEnssi
po@Rzny raised a s4ifhG1ld, all ~
~ tsenfy s8ilhs tavern h sal town, q
saissday TIE Sslh is.alsf,e, "a 2 e'eloek. 2 .
ies u,s Rasposs ~ slseting saieeu.
April -, fsl3
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0rThs nsv. Mr. AssNsrsz viT ysu..h !,
sa'iiAasis ~ ssaAasA seat - "a e',iosk.
April -, ttSa
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NOTICE

GA meeting sG the sabseribsrs 10 the bu,ld.
lag 81 a.sH sfessst The Grave fsfJ on The I.,d
OF MIR. John Melvin, viii be held Al the IN
Branch Church on Saturday the i2th Of Nav mai
.s III O'Clock, A. NJ. for the purpose Of appoip,-
nv eemn.stee 70 srperintend the said scrk
IT'S hoped that general attendance viii b. riy,t
April 26th, iss2
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-04-26

Il is Fsvaarksd IN . Paris Journal,
ihat Nspsle0n never entered the city
81 Roms, though hs was twice neag n.
walls 10 his eamPaigas.
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=, On "Wednesday ne 18Th isst. ~ he Rev.
% tpi'rsas lusisa, Nv. 1Arsh Scnsarg % N,ss
hthssea karEs. ~ q dis eosnsv.
% hgTsdsy etcniag iass, b. he Rev. scusi-
mus Tussoo, hfr. yos1pW 6LsusrorK. a. -.
I'.'er eoaHsy, 10 Miss t.UtfHnA AfcRzDusE al
this eoauiy
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-04-26

We are glad TO hear that the accident to
the Nall Of our enterprising fellow-citizen,
DAsiEI ssrDsa, by which he lost about
$500 bushels Of wheat, has been repaired
and that the establishment again in full
and active operation. Mr.. Snyder manufac-
tres annually about $4,000 barrels of -Four.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-04-26

The bill which passed the II. Of 4. Of
Pennsylvania, aboiishins the Lottery system,
has ecca rejected in the Senate Of that State
During the isss session of tho Virginia Le-
gnlsture, lotteries were authorized for q
greater smoust Of money than the actual
sseisai Of all che Banks in the State.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-04-26

ePh Is exceedingly d0sirabls that all the
Aeesasss with Ms oazee Should ~ settled
durins ne snsuing Danmer. Notes Of yveuaiss
Vim b taksn, h al eases where mons better
can Be had. Aprfla 1904.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-04-26

WE aro now receiving our SPRING
End SUMNER GOODS, 10 wAseA
se respectfully invite the attention Of oul
Trends, and an those who are fond Of get.
.,ns good ossgains. Our terms will suit N
tinies, va For CaA or on Credit.
wa. =. LOCK q co.
chaEicstown, April 90, is12.
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TAILORING.

VIZ Subscriber respectfully tenders h'
- hanes 70 generous public for pat r.
so-I.' ss'a - be has t,ss retnrHed iron ~
Io.n'sih % Fsshion, where he took u,f
1873 = sc aad understand the fasbSaabs
~ =, ahe make Of tlothins. be would r,sg~eE
tsa's solicit = continuance Il pubic psifof'
~ lls = now n.akinS, and intends kssfBs
an assortment q,
Ssshssssser GyOshtRg,
such a.. Coats, Paasaloons. Ve.t.. Nc uhks
~ seFy cheap Zoe cash.
saoP 90 Ne nsaia slsett, pesfly op9~
site CAPS. Wniianss' ssoxe.
chaF'ssaovn, April ~. Issa.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-04-26

The Philsdelphia Csnfersnes q me
Atethodist =. chureh, is new IN sss.
slcu n Wilmingteo, Del Abost $50
ciergymen sac IN Hftendanee, smsna
whem We obssgveihe names Of Bishops
meKendrss and HeddisE. and Rev.
u. b. Baseean.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-04-26

Our exchange papers Inform US, that scye-
raj spurious Z" Fire Kings" have been taking
the ro'snas-gulling the natives Nth attempts
% initiate Monsieur chaubert in his exploits
81 eating fire, swallowing pOisOns, &c. One
Of these salsmandsrs lately visited our viz
hgs, ssd undertook to administer Prussie
Acid 70 cat, with view TO show or the
efzsets Of the sewly-discoyersd antidote.--
TIE fsilsd, however, 10 kill the animal--and
The sadisses were denied the edi6catiOn Of
witnessing cssastEOphs. A wag advised
BIN 70 choke her 20 death. The mos, rec
Sensible feat, which ibis swsiloweE Of Gre
and liquids PerfOrnsd, was 20 Equias,c the
printers bni
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-04-26

TIE April sumbes Of the EADr's Book,
nzaiatains the character for neatness Of cx-
ecotion and variety Of Literary entertain
pent previously acquired. II has q plate OF
the FAsHIoss---two ladies elegantly attired,
and attractive enough TO make an anehorite
think Of lssving his soiitude-aud sLee, Of
PsfisT's f~ EasvOiG<yy. Tho engravings .-.d
coloaring do credit to tAe srtis.s--and the
whole work evinecs an oar.sstness 70 please,
Which deserves couaidcsstion.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-04-26

Some interesting remarks on the subjec,
Of CoMrrs, will be found on our FIRST page
They show that these worlds Of fire, 20,
whatever else they may bc.) though srraiic
m their courses, have always passed harm.
lessiy through the planetary system. "The
hand that rules them is divine"
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-04-26

The candidates for the olice Of Lieu,enan,
Governor, In Kentucky, are persmbuiatins
tho State and delivering harangues to the
people.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-04-26

-hnsy SsSve some purpose TO mention
that - Nay Court Of this county, will be ,
quarssgly tspm.
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y. ~. DOUGLASS.
ATTORNEY LAW.

AS returned TO Charlestown, and Is
n prepared TO resume his practice. Ne
may be found at the Office forneriy In biz
occupancy.
April -, 1894.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-04-26

The county Of buckingham has discarded
Mr.. BoIIns. one Of her late delegates. who
tsok m active part in favor Of Abolition
Mr.. D. was displaced by Maj. Yancey, an old
member Of tventy-nine years. service, whom
the former gentleman had last year ousted.--
This b emphatically out and in. The vote
given TO Mr.. Boiling indicates that advocates
Tor emancipation are by no means scarce,
even on tho South aide of James River. we
shall soon know the fate of other Eastern
nembsrs who entertain similar feelings and
opinions.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-04-26

Nesc POsf- CoGshss. Mr.. Humgick
house has pat upon the lins 70 shep
herdstewn, = superior Troy coach,
equal 10 finish and in comfort 20 any
thing ne have ever seer, not exerpsirr
beItzhOOveF's celebrated bLses. Hs
intends TO pot another Troy coach On
TIE hariiasburg route. The very sighl
o. these hae vehicles is tsmptation q
travel. GfiaohssGcy Rspnbilcaa,
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-04-26

P0sssngers in the pseket ship Fer.
sscss, irom Hsvre--Mr. p. @. Ran.
do'ph' ofVirginis, Bearer Of Despa1ch.
ss from oar Minister ~ Madrid;
Charles Congdon Of New York; Me-.
rise, Of BGLtimorG ~. Asivnyt, Of
france; Mr.. Hartag, Of Bavariat Mics
"b't'ingham, Of New Ysrk, and 100
in the stserare.
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q. p. O., tho powerful letter writer. who
has been in Rxance for sonc time past, pre-
diets that there will be anoihe. Revolution
N that country, Gro long. "if tho hopes,
wishes, and just rights Of rrenchmen shall
be naeh longer reAassd--and unless some
fhins BE- speedily. edeetnally. and largely end
literally accomplished for the starving. the
naked, and perishing. houseless, bcdiess, MI
SCRABBLE working eiasses." Il is time for a
s'o--SP in that restless country. Peace il
too meno,soous for such . 6dsetty people.
Rven their native politeness would grow rus
" without little genteel throat-cutting.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-04-26

For Liberia. Fifteen negroes Of
different ages, manuInitted by Mr.
Stewart. Of South Carolina, passed
through Fayetteville on Thursday
week. on their way to Norfolk, there
TO take passage Tor Liberia.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-04-26
VERY LATE ARRIVALS FROM ENC
LAND AND FRANCE.

Arrivals u New-York hare brought ioodoo
Ss.ss 70 me 18th March, and Paris dates to the
i''h' and Hasrc to the i6,h March,
lhe Pesfiienee.-The increase Of the
Cholera has been aIarmingly great
since the adyices Of yesterday. By
our last arrival, the new cases ON the
otn were 42--desfhs 90. Our latest
oihe'.i report is on the Goth March,
containing the state Of the disease in
London on the 18th, as fellows:
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-04-26

Letters received in New-York from
Tampico, state that the inhsbitan,,
and soldiers At that place on hearin.
oil the defeat Of Santa Anna, Mt Yer,
Cruz, immediately declared in his "a
vor, and hoissed the standard Of oono
sition to the regular government.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-09-26

THE REPUBIcAS MONARCH. 1t seems
to be conceded, by many of the supporters
of the present administration, that the Pres
ident is King, de Eacto They claim for him
power to nullify laws-to refuse to put them
in torce-to negative any bill from Con-
gIess-and, in short, to act with just as
much unlimited power, as he sees fit. The
Globe says, that if Gen. Jackson becomes
satisfied that Z" the Missouri, the MisSissip-
pi above the mouth Of that river, and the
Monongahela above Piusburg, from their
Importance, are within the principles laid
down in the Maysyille Veto, he will go on
TO extend Improvements TO them. If he
thinks they are not he lciH not exercise the
authority rested in him" This is only one
instance out of many which might he adj
ducsd, wherein the President is represented
by his partizans, as literally King. In
deed, it is admitted by some of those jour
ualists who have
-" Crooked the pregnant hinges of the knee,
That thrift mi ht follow iawning,"
that, as administered now, the government
is monarchical. An influential admiRistra-
ton print, in Indiana, speaking of the Veto
Message, scrupes not to affirm, that it is
measure which proves an undaunteS resolu-
ton in our President to act for the general
good of his sUBJEcTs." General Jackson
has Subjects, but the Editor of the In
diana journal would seem TO refer to the
mass Of the people, rather than to n suhser-
Went party. This is an egregious error,
and should be explained and corrected
Providence Journal.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-09-26
REMARKS OF THE HON. MR.. FIRE
LINGHUYSFN

We give with great pleasure the following ell
oquent remarks of Mr.. Senator Frelinghuysen,
on the character and qualifications Of Henry
Clay, TO which we beg leave TO call the especial
attention Of our readers. The testimony Of such
a man as Theodore Frelingbuysen. celebrated
as he is, by all who know him, as man Of NOR
al and discriminating mind and above all, as
man ofpure morality and spotless integrity, de-
rived from personal acquaintance with the
man in favor of whom il is borne, is eninenLy
entitled 10 the highest consideration.
Mr.. F. in support of Mr.. Clay, to the Office Of
Chief Magistrate said, that he was happy in the
occasion that enabled him to bear his testimony
TO the fitness OF this eminent citizen for the sta
ton, to which so many voices were calling him
lie was the more graliied by this opportunity
because he had at ono period entertained some
doubts on the subject but careful investiga.
ton OF Mr. Clay's political history, and per-
soma. intercourse with him for the last ptolract.
ed session, had satisfied his own mind, that no
man better understood the true interests of the
country, nor would pursue them with purer in.
tentions, thar Mr.. Clay. Mr.. +. said he took
Plessute to state him 10 be an upright and much
injured statesmen. He w emphe,ically the child
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-09-26
AT ROCK ISLAND-BLACK
HAWK TAKEN.

ST.. LOUIS, sept. c.
The steam boat Winnebago, Capt. Hunt,
from Galena, stopped for few minutes yester-
day at the wharf, on her way 10 Jeffe son Bar.
racks, 40 miles below the cityO
The boat left Gaena having on board Black
Hawk, the Prophet, and eleven other head men
OF the Sacs and Foxes, together with about fifty
warriors OF less distinguished lame The latter
were la nded on this side Of the lower rapids on
their pledge OF remaining quiet and nofensive.
Black Hawk, the Prophet and the other eleven
have been taken TO Jefferson Barracks, there TO
remain as hostages for the peaceabc conduct of
their tribes until final settlement of all diff
culties shall be made. A Nackinaw boat pass
ed the city on Thursday, on her way to the
Barracks, with FIVE men under the command of
Lieut.. Cross OF the army, having with them in
custody NeOpOpe, and some SIX or seven other
warriors.
We understand that Black Hawk and the
Prophet we're captured by a party of the Win
nebagues and by them delivered to their Agent
at the Prairie These two Chiefs we've not TAX
en- together, although they were delivered up
to the whites at The same time.
The capture Of the Chiefs of the hostile In
dams Insures the permanent tranquility of the
frontier; and we confidently trust that the pi-
oneers OF civilization on the northern borders OF
our own State and of Illinois will never again
be disturbed by the inroads of the red men.
We deeply regret to be obliged to say that
the boat brings very distressing intelligence OF
sickness on the island amongst the United
States troops Doctor Coleman and Lieuten-
ants Gale and Torrance, o. the army, had fall
en- victims TO the prevailing epidemic, together
with number Of private soldiers One other
officer was dangerously ILL., The disease, it is
said by passengers in the boat, was subsiding,
and hopes were entertained of its speedy disap-
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-09-26
From the N. z. Courier and Enquirer.

THE PosT OFFICE-ExTRA GLOBES Never
has corruption stalked abroad at noon day with
such effrontery as under the nominal admins,
traton of Andrew Jack on and that, too, as if
in rdcule of his pledge not to permit the Exec.
dom of elections. The Office holders here we're
taxed, and compelled to raise two thousand dol
lars for Blair TO purchase Napier press we
also know that in Philadel phia they were as
sessed $500 TO establish the Pennsylvanian !;
and in Boston have been compelled to make
monthly contributions from ter salaries, to
pay off the debt contracted by the Statesman
newspaper in the Presidential contest of 1923
A Il these things are known 10 the President
and, censurable as he is for permitting them,
his wnking at the abuse of the Post Office De
parment, in the circulation Of the Extras of
the Government paper, call for louder conden
nation. Every State in the Union is deluged
with these vehicles of SANDER, of corruption
and of falsehood; and scarcely paper comes
to us that we do not hear complaints on the
subject. Long Island, is flooded with them, and
boys are hired to distribute them gratuitously.
While other papers are charged with postage,
these co. scot free > and the People are made
to pay for the forging of the very chains intend
ed to degrade them. The corrupt practice in re-
latiOn TO the Extra Globes at the Post Office in
Cincinnati was exposed, and the Editor and his
agent have come ont IN vndication of them
selves, but unfortunately they were too far dis.
tant 10 compare notes, and, while the editor
confessed to sending an hundred to Cincinnati,
his agent roundly asserts the number does not
exceed tioentg!
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-09-26

A very sensible address to tile freemen
Of Vermont, is just published by the dele
cation from that State to the National Re-
publican Convention at Baltimore in De-
cember last. The following candid appeal
to the patriotism of Anti Masons, is worthy
the attention of that class III this State
1--WE have another object in view, which,
to our minds is of higher concern than
can be presented in the distracted question
of Masonry and Anti Masonry. We fear
more FOR the welfare of our country from
the evils Of a corrupt and reckless admins
tration, than we are able to apprehend from
all the pretended abuses and power of Free
masonry The great body of the Anti Ma
sonic party hold the same sentiments with
US upon all the great questions of national
policy, and held the same opinion with us
in regard to the character of the general
administration. Taking, then, for granted,
what must be admitted, by all whose pas
sion and prejudice have not overcome the
common exercise of their reason, that the
Presidential candidate of the National Re-
publican party is the only one who by any
possibility can be carried against the pres
ent incumbent; we canddly propoun,i the
question, whether by uniting with us, they
will become instrumental in securing TO the
country the triumph of those great national
principles tor which we IRE alike contend
Ing, or whether by an obstinate separation
upon comparatively trifing and unimpor-
tant question of feeling. rather Than of opin-
ion, they will incur the responsibility of
hazarding the chances of perpetuation of
all the evils and abuses Of ruthless Dynas
ty which makes the very land to mourn.
We make the appeal not to the leaders of
the party; not to those who, in the ferment
OF public excitement, have been beaten ND
from the shades of obscurltv, and become
elated with an ephemera notoriety: nor to
those who would ride upon the storm to
gather the fragments Of it's desola,ions.-
But the appeal is made TO those only. who
act under the impulse Of an hones: convic.
ton, and with view to the ultimate hes,
good OF the country. Such, we believe.
will cordially give their support to our Pres
idential candidate, seeing, that by so dong.
they will yi..d no principle of their own no.
litical doctrines. and will hest promote The
interests of the country. in the alternative,
If they please so 10 consider 1t, by selecting
the least of what they may deem 10 be a d,
choice of evils"
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-09-26

Re elect Gen jackson" saws the N. York
Evening Post, and the TARIFF SYSTEM
MUST FALL Let every American citizen
bear in mind that this same Evening Post now
Processes to speak the sentiments Of Jackson
and his administration But, without this
knowledge, who is there 80 blind as not to per
ceiyo that the tendency Of all the acts Of the
party 10 power has been 10 destroy the protec
tive system, and ruin the American mechanic ?
Fsw York Adroeate.