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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-01
From the poYIestown Democrat, a JACK

From the Doylestown Democrat JACK
son PAPER.
ave do not believe that there are fifty de-
mocrats In Pennsylvania, who do not con
scientiousIy believe that Van Burcn's ncmin-
alton has been most righteoasly rejected
The cringing subserviency to beg a boon from
the British sovereign-his de- crate intrigue
to reach the Presidency, 10y producing d.
vision in the democratic party, render him
justly obnoxious to the deepest dislike Of G.
very republican,"
Longevity # Birds 1t is fact, says the
Baltimore Gazette, that parrot died last
week on Fell's point, which had been in the
possession Of one individual ferty. five years
the parrot died two days before its owner.
The abandonment Of the ardent spirits
on board oil our National vessels appears 10
be viewed with increasing favor those who
are the immediate objects OF the benefit
thus intend 10 be affected. The Wasbiaton
Globe states that 10 several of the public
vessels on foreign stations, more than hail
their crew have voluntarily rclinqnished ar
dent spirits, and accepted customary allow
ance in the small sum substituted by The Sec
rotary OF the navy. Late letters from the
John Adams and Potomac represent thai
change IN the htbIts Of the sailors mad taken
place to great aud most exemplary extent
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-01

Farm and Queensland for rent
FOR TERM OF YEARS,
A NlfiER seperate or together, at Hokes
H1 RuH Cross Roads, between Martins.
burg and Wilamsport. five miles from the
former and seven ircm the latter place, 10
Berkeley county, Virginia. They will be
rented lew to good tenants. Apply to the
subscribers in Clear Spring, Washington
county, Maryland.
ROBERT SMALL, or
ABEL DUNHAM.
February Is, 1876
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ss-.1drt9iSemettts omitted This ,oslk S4a q
haze conspicuous insertion utG,rnegt
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-01

Case Of Joseph .Nourse The Supreme
Court OF the United States decided on Satur
day, the Circuit Court had no appellate ju
risdlcuon IN this case, thus affirming the dc
cree of the District Court.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-10-18

pected to survive the attack. Mr.. w.lmes,v
preached in his stead, and slludes TO The cir,
cumstance IN an affecting manner The zen
tlernau 10 whom we are indebted for our IN
formation, Mr.. Thurston, OF G atherine stree,
Strand, who had been long favored with ,bs
Doctors friendship. had gone 10 Bayswaler
expecting 10 hear him, and. ga learning Thai
he was seized with cholera immediately wen,
to Mr. Hobbs house in Bsyswater, where Dr.
Clarke was staying, and remained with him
until nearly hoon, when he started in ch.i.a
to Heydon hall. The Doctors own residenc.'
for Mrs. Clarke, who returned with him ahos.
bali past five, and fonad her husband t,rra,h
ing with great difficulty II appears that ~.
Doctor had been relaxed as 10 his bowels r..
week past, and that he was attacked win
alarming symptoms about 6 O'Clock ca SIM
pay morning, when he desired Mr.. Holm.
servant 10 call her master, who imuped;atelS
obeyed the summons. In a short time M.
Greenly (the son Of methodist n,;nisteri
Mr.. Clarke, Ohe Doctors nephew,l and n,
Wilson, physician was in attendance ~
returning TO bed, he told Mr. Hobbs that ..be
thought he should de- on which that gentle.
man recommended him to put his trust in h.
SAVIOUR; the Doctor replied that he had dons
so already. All that could be done by the
united skill and exertions of the medical gen.
tiemen in attendance was effected, witbout
aiiording any prospect of recovery. The
Doctor said very little, being greatly exhaust.
ed. Indeed, he was at times insensibIe. q.
was evinced by his occasional questions and
observations. such as "INhat do The Doctor,
think OF me?" "Have they bed?' "Rub
my legs" His sons, Thee dore and John
ana Ills daughter, together with his afflicted
vile, were present at his death. Docto,
Ciarke's remains were inferred at the C;tv
Road Chapel, on Tuesday, at IL O'Clock.
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LONDON

Death Of dte Res Ds .4iam Clarke -l7rora
'le Christian Advocate. melancholy
a"u unexpected event occurred at a quarter
past eieVen o'clock on Sunday night, and
vas oecasioned by the mysterious disease OF
~h'ch so many OF all classes have already fal
len sacrifice. The venerable poetor ~.
expected to preach at Bayswater on S5uals,
inornsng' and. as usual, large congregation
!; ssseinhied 10 heat hun; but while they were
lost IN coniectures as TO the cause Of their
disappointment, Intelligence arrived that he
bad been suddenly taken III, and was not ex
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-10-18

fui page OF history these truths, posterity
viii scarcely believe that with the lights Of
knowledge be unquestionably possess, infa-
ius,ion would have carried the generation to
the length that it has. Yet, SO it Is.
A few days more, and it with thea be seen
whether this people are TO continue in their
delusioD. We trust and believe not; but,
nous revroas," as the venerable Mr. Riiceie is
wont to say.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-10-18
To the Editor Of the Patriot and Shield.

SRI wish to call your attention 10 an
article IN the Telegraph, vouched by the
most respectable gentlemen who witnessed
the scene. IL shows a true picture oil Gen
eral Jackson's heart. lwish on would publish
II IN the Shield, that every lrIshnan would
the account of his passionate and vindeuve
Fury, my blood actually ran cold IN my VEINS
| Inc cold blonded murder Of Porter did not
display SO black and unieehng heart, as
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-10-18

IMPORTANT AND AGREEABLE IHTELLiGENCEt
We are exceedingly gratIicd in being able
TO state for the information of our " esteru
friends the pleasing intelligence that the u
nited States Bank has gwen orders TO the
Branches ia the West TO discount bills Of
Exchange, SC. literally" This removes
one of the evils brought upon the unotfeud-
ing West by the veto message. 1t is, also,
to oGr mind, conclusive evidence that the mo-
Their bank views the defeat OF Gen. jackson as
certain, and that, therefore, she runs no risk
IN accommodating the numerous custom, RS
Of the Bank in the West.
This information, which may be relied on
as authentic, will give activity and energy to
or various manufactures, and TO the com.
merclal community generally. 1t will enable
the merchant 10 anticipate a market Tor the
productions of the iarmer-and every class
In the community viii be cheered and invigo
rated by such WISE procedure. We hail It
as the harbInger of better times We are
greatly mistaken too II the liberal course TO
wards the citizens of tire West in this trying
emergency, does not create corresponding
hberaEiy of feeling towards the institution
and that the November election will sustain
our prophecy ~ teeii,ig Times.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-10-18
The Peoples Ticket.
THE FRIENDS OF a.MERfOAyv IN

THE FRIENDS OF .qyMERfC.ayv IN
.DUSTRY, INTERNAL I.uPR OYE
.HE.vT, md CIVIL QUaLIEiC.G
TON FOR CIVIL OFFICE.
VIRGINIA ELECTORAL TICKET
l Dist. John A. Chandler, Of Norfolk county
Q john Ross, of Isle of Wight,
Benjamin Hatcher, Of Manchester,
q John Tucker, OF Brunswick,
8 Reuben u. Patterson, OF Buckingham,
6 Fortanatus Sydnor, Of Lynchburg,
Z David Saunders, of Bedford,
8 Christopher Iompkins, Of Matthews,
o Chapman Johnson, of Richmond,
10 Joseph G.. Cabeil, Of Nelson,
IL James Barbour, sen. OF Orange,
~ Charles Hill, of King and Queen,
10 John ialiaferro, of King George,
II SydnoF Bailey, of I.oudoun,
10 Thomas Marshall, OF Fauquier,
10 Philip L. PendIeten, of Berkeley,
II Iohn White Page. oil, Frederick,
Is Waldo z. Golf, of Harrison,
10 Samuel Miller, of Augusta,
30. Edward Watts. of Botetourt,
81 Peter ii. SteInbergen, Of Mason,
u Charles L. Crockett, of Wythe.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-10-18

General Jackson showed, when asked for a
little pecuniary aid to relieve the unfortunate
Irish eT1igrants when they were dying from
disease and exposure IN Washington, with
out the means Of getting shelter or the ne
cessaries Of life
AN FRESHMAN
This communication was received before
we published our last number. We publish
Ell the article to which can trIshman" al
injes; and we do not wonder tina, his blood
ran cold when he read it No irishman-
| no man Of sensbility could view suoh dis
graceful, unleeling conduct uumoved,
Ed PArRioT & SHIELD.
Breakers Ghcud An Eagtisi merchant has
written TO his friend in Boston. that Jackson
has become a'great favorite with the Eng lish
| manufacturers since the Veto Message. We
shall be able TO say the English "'to shut up
your mechanic shops; you owe us 5 millions,
and you have nothing to pay Us with but stocks
and these are now too uncertain Your wool
| growers may kill their sheep, and raise po
tatoes. The veto ensures their ruin and onr
| success"
The ,0eahhy are, TO a man, in favor oil
| the Presidents veto OF the bank bill And
why?
LIST. Because it will make money scarce
the property Of poor men will be sacrificed
and the rich will purchase it for little or no
thing
Cd. Those who have money can loan il al
an exhorbitant interest-say Is, %, or sc
| per cent.
The Bank is the poor mans friend becaus
II loans money at six per cent. with a Ger
tainty that it is good. I'he monied arisio
crazy and the President are acting togea,her
The People aud HENRY CLAY Will de
! feat them Wabash Courier.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-10-18
JAMES w. SAUNDERS, Sec'y.

Upon the proceedings above, the Rich
mond Wing addresses the following peril
nent remarks:
10 the National Republicans Of Yuginia.
The opponents Of jackson will perceive.
that the Central Committee at CharIottes
vile, appointed to aid the election of jackson
and Barbour, as President and Vice Pres,
dent OF the United States, have determined
to present separate and independent Eiec-
torai Ticket. for the support OF the People of
Virginia TO this measure they have been
forced by the conduct Of majority of the
Caucus Electors, who have virtually declar
ed their determination to vote for Mr.. Van
Bureo Notwithstanding Majority ofihe Peo-
pie at the Polls, instructed them TO rote for
Judge Barbo,ri
This movement Of one wing of the jack
son Party, has materially varied the ASPECT
OF the contest in Virginia. J he intelligent
readerl not TO learn, that the Electoral Tick
CT receiving the most votes, is elected
The division of our opponents has been
produced by an irreconcileahle difference of
opinion among themselves, on principle. and
men: With their disputes IRE, National Re
paoicans, have nothing TO do We have not
caused or tomented them. Let them settle
U'ehi as they may: let ms continue to pursue
WIN underwriting step and single eve, crtr OBJ
yects, which we believe identified with The
hOnor and interest of our country.
Gar friends will perceive that every man
Should now be at his post The hour an
proachts--the day is almost here-our on.
ponenis are active and viglant. is OiR
CAUSE WORSE THAN THEIRS
Shall they he on the alert, we dormant and
hespondenl? The chances are much against
US We know; but generous minds, the pro
.ltc' oi success Is not Indispensable to exer /
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-22
AlrnArLOrS n1rrRAc.r

The Governor OF the Commonwealth (says the
4. .'Non& Compicr has issued his oclama,ion
o'tcrin" reward Of $3.50 fot the discovery. o.! the
hecnilarics, who have b,en guilty. the cxtraar-
binary outrage Of hnrains down tArco barns Of
William SA,paar, Es1 in tic upper part OF the
county The circumstances are e,lcuas~ u ey
cite great daa' otiniignai1G, & raise the luo -. !,
cry 81 To- who.A county aims; the perpetrators
We have Obtained Inc io"owins statement from
osleid' sou1-si 70 draw the public attention 10 the
rnoH,'iy ottis Transaction
Ontnt night OF abou; the Tin August last. a f..
V''i'a colt WAS stabbed on 'bo f,un where AI,. S
resides, and twelve nights afterwards two bayns
were butn: n ms farm adjoining above on Little
We>tham Al his stock OF corn. all tao oats made
during Ihe rrcsen, year, on the place, with wheat
machine, Considerable quantity of flooring plank
&c were consamed with the houses.
About the 2bth oil! the same month the barn near
his residence. vas set on five, with straw rick
containing all his chat, With some excrtion III,
house was saved, but the straw and chaf were
consumed. The vlndictive spirit of the incendia
r'es was not yet, however appeased. They made
another attempt
On Friday night, the 9th instant the barnnear
his dwelling house, was burnt down with abpu,
two thwcsoi the whole Of the present years crop of
corn < fodder made ON his two farms with a cost
y WHEAT machine ~ IA: clover seed reas ro.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-22
JAMES RIVER IMPROVEMENT

ou may call splri,s from the Vastly deep: Lc
VIII they conc when YOU do call theme So, yod
may invite nabi. meetings tat il $ lot ava,
certain that thty vi, be ii.d
Some days ago few gentlemen met al .a
Franklin Hotel, 20 iakc iaIo consideration the ua
lee; oithe great scheme Of internal improvement
contemplated by the law passed at the iast session
o. tue Vagina Legislature, A committee was
appointed TO consu', with etnlcmcn from sqycr1'
OF tie neiahborins counties. who had visited us
with view OF cnticayGiiue 80 arouse our itl'cg
citizens to sense Gifts via apor.a:ec, ard IL
duc'ng them 10 cooperate with those sections d
The State which lave already taken literally o'to3
STOCK Inc committee accordingly nel hose scH'
llenea, and listened To an able expose. made "
Joseph G Ca1cll. Esq of Nelson, OF .i,e great va
'ue otthe contemplated work 10 the prcSen, and ia
'ure prosperity OF the State--,he practlcatiity {!
ITS conIpeton---the certainty OF inves ,menis IN II
yielding reasonable per ccn,ase- and the deep n
te'cst which the people Of Lynchbur1, us a COMMIT
hity, should feel IN It's progress aad conf. cioi'--
desigh'n5 TO make report tBeleafttr to lhci. tto"
citizens a niceiing was accordingly called, 10, re-
cevc tins report but no one appeared and svas
oi'ois to get the people 10 tie spol was usavai'I12
1t is necessary TO make this statement, SINCE seni'
oftc distant rapeis having notices! tie ia! OF The
cal! OF the meeting, will be won,, ring wins. mas
become otits proceedings.
We observe, Lcwexer, tia, in some other secuo :
OF the State, which have heretofore been as Inc"
erenl MS Ourselves, efforts are now beng mace y
e1ci,s The .Sola TO- Iao.c- a4r-e'aIoa q =
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-22
Efom ne Cincinnati Chcor,cie, 1917 ms,
MA ROBBERY

Fer sotuc tihio past several fixtures have occur-
RED ia The safe arrival cf letters aud rrniances o
money, sen, by mail between Springfield. Cllk
County, aud ,hfs city and Also from, pn,nia-,
connected with that route These s,iImcs occurred
about the period whcn the eprru,le made It's En-.
praranec, which for time DELAYED thc nru.,cf,;inr
OF measures calculated 10 detect the aa,ndfr, steps
wetc akea, howercr, 70 rive tar post masters and
their clerks and The stage drivers a hnoHl,lea OF
what was going on. To dctuc, the ullru,icr II te.
came inpnrtnntto ascertain what bank rlacs had
h'en mailed at Springfield, and { found IN citc,l.-
ton 70 trace them bael TO the n0ron,r.
Our post master, Judge Bu,ll,, assisted nv Mr.
Sorrows, Who bad lost money, comracncel tho In
N"d'sa''on / was soon asce'ts'nd, that oue mtn-
dyed dollar R'chnpu3, Va note, hnd hccn ,,a,l,d
tor clnclnnat, by MI Bancroft. at Spr,. ctirld
about the 4sth Of Sept lest. On tho 9Th Of Ocio
Der, the same noio, was offered in this ctv and tax
IN IN payment for goods by G.. Maca,istcf Il Co
lhs house had endorsed the name OF the r,lis,iual
6om whom they received i, Thomas S. Carnell.
POS; master al Sharonvillc Is mies north Of this
p}lcc) on the back Of the note
a few days since, the assistant post master. in
orr Office, Mr.. t.. p I.arcclun, urcomnanied by
Counsel Starr, Esq. and Mr. A. Mo,gan AGENT
or the stage prolrietors proceclci to Sha,ouytlc
10 look more particularly into the cotdurt OF Nv
Carmel The result was tho arrest Of this indiyid.
ua' andan examination which left ltttle ,4nnbl o,
his guilt Benz unable to drA bl Mr.. CARMEL
has been committed 70 prison NJ columbus to a.
wait his trial N December novt.
Thrse are bcctly the ficts IN me case SO fr ms
Nc have learned them. The vigilance and
Success of NIcssss Rurfe and Lam IA. In cases o,
this KIND, is crcdl;a3le % taeni pUolc officers
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-22
DWELLING.

Samuel w S'oc;ston u Philadelphia has been
required to pav ane o! .go hDasaad dollars, by
tie Recorder OF that City, and to enter ao bonds 10
keep the peace in like ain igr ading chat
lsnge to Jtumes Doughty to ishi a duel we re.
lniee 10 see that the authorities ofPllladeIpja arc
resolved to do al in their power II suppress this CT.
yliIed system of murder. Iftha laws Of false honor
to supelsedc the laws Of the land, we may vel
tremblo for the existence OF society.
The man who deliberately sheds human blood in
duel is as much murderer, as he who takes life
IA any othlf circanztRnce. BISON 1iils.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-22

siderable qpsht,y q l.sr.s.ion Utensils s4r. tar;
pcnters' toois, sc-All these acts attributed To
some vile ipceediary incehdiafies. And the iast
a,iemai was made 10 spite OF the sentncls, whom,
he had placeJ ovcr his property. The public can
readily conceive tic situation of Mr.. 5. His a11i-
ly Is constantly exposed TO apprehension. The
very roof under whlca they shelter their hea.s,
may be destroyed BY the arts OF the incendiary.
His family aud hts servants are am0.' worn out
IN watching under these citca nsancos he
has appealed 10 the AID Of The Executive aud they
have ghl ii lue to extend j, to an csiinlbe cit
zen, and 10 magistrate, vino in The discharge OF
his butirs hiss probably given the offence. which
has bro1sbt those attacks upon him Tic above
rcwnrl nus ac .crlngg beeu offered AMI We trus,
thai every active neiyhbor " u Ietd hand 10 the
discovery OF the s.ic lncsndiar,es
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-22

tn condition sfihc Islanders has no, been Of all
Iexsgesrliea IN il,e =ecouns previously received II
the United tales and thai the bcneicions Of thou
sands viii he poured ',rh f,T the timely reiefsoh
eirom onrcnaniry. IN Bravo and Fogo the distress
was a,nast ealaniieas within few mouths 90
! ersuns had ptrisheJ there by famine, AMI sieh
as ,asis ablec, condition, thai fvcn worm eaten
sbsca, was caught 4, with nviJ,ty ani tho hless
VIM nj heaven invoked on the donor A VESSEL
tom Lishou lalon with Provisions faf the saiief
csS had been spoken by cruiser, and was ai'ef
wards run over IN The night, by another vessel AMI
.enk, by wheh l,cse unhappy beines were depd-
vo,i q! The timely relief of which Sue would other
Tvs. have heen the irrrcr. He0eoH.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-22

II Is knosu dat toe Sietts oil New York. Penn
oyisunia, North Cagol.na, OHIO, Georgia, Tenucs-
ser &c. have gone 10, Jaeason-und as soon ns
The oiclo! returns are received, we shall lay ther
before our readers, AS vel for present qualification
Is 'ot future refteuce In the mean ,Ime, We tep,n
II onneas Asaly 20 publish the incomplete detail.
which daily reach US.
Ii Mshe, the returns oHhlDit tie toGovtlar H.
suit For Jachssa 1878; iar Clay l3, $50 Ma.
Jorlty Tor Jackson 1913 A few towns remain to
be heard from bu, il rs not expected tia, they wl
materially dimnisi, or increase the TN; iori,v.
In He~ Hampshire, the returns, (ycry nearly
complete, show the io'Iowins result. For Jachsn
2',a5l' !ur Iiay iaA.9 -M.ypy Gn Jackson
5,9l-.
D,'aGa1e.- We were sone.s "a. usto,ish,h. and
more slie9oi, 10 hear by Mo:day evening $ ,u,..,,
HAT gallant ilt.e Delaware hal py l.eg vote, ett
lreutcd % swei! 'he Jackson majority and We al
most w,ahed tint Mr. Noah had ILL lel n IL,
bfccci~s poekct' spnn years ago EUt II az
pears That this statement vas uo,.tle. f.a Jara
son majority Was reported 10 he 81 bu, II r...r
iron Wilmington dated at the yc,iiYg Of TIE ,5,!
Noycal,or, siycs ,ie ls wing Us tie result OF e
election n! tbat sa!la,,s hec s,o3e vhich, sn,all.t
9h 40 IL ;e,f tpI1! Extent u taa the. Delaware O..
4',e aud Washington Qohe shid az Announcing
tAo supposed Jackson trnmpl tac he,,t Of Il
g,at anu u SOU, that has Garrett ,!1su,ayn-ri4
hc, hecs @oice, INTO tho rani<, Of H. Jackson
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-22

w i s!.'s-'s e' NJ rty t''iie,
5yrs. old ) j..
Islam Pnekcl'sb m. Lady Pest, by Ca.
rouan, 3 yrs. old. III.
JamcsJ. Harrison oh. b. Collar, by E
clipse, 5 yrs. Old, 8 Dir.
Tim is, hcss, SIN 2Ca. I'D, sn. 5s--3rd, GIN.
Is.
TIE first three miles Of the s, heat were run in
yery good time. en-. rs The last half mile there
was no contest, tic winning horse comlns oui IN Il
walk, and the others being led through, that the
placing them was entirely accidental The hrs,
two miles, the contest vas between Collier and
GolIah-thc thitd mile, and halfthe fourth between
EIiza Wharton and Ooaah Ill tin latter broke
down.
The second heat was won easily by Collier, beat
ING Eliza Wharton Il few lengths, and leading
thfogg bout the heat.
The thlri hea, Collier again toak the lead, and
KEEP. IT throughout, with pzarro close at his heels.
tie was hot ru. up 10 hisbest IN any part OF the
heat, and was generally under hard pull. coAie
was the iayorle throughout, as Gollat was belicy-
ed not TO be entirely recovered from his run Of ioar
mle heats the last seek u, Norfolk.
JhnEta ring Uay-~Onr State Govern rs seem
each % them 10 adopt formula Of his own. when
appointing Day of Thanhssivng aud Prayer.
The varieties Of style and their different modes "
treating the same subject form striking contrast
with The anlquated and never changing forms USED
IN England Ills Majesty always begins By and
with the adVlc. his Council On .hc Continent
HEIR Malesties always end with 4" May God have
you IN lis holy Keeping" We annex tho com
mencomcn off late proclamation Of Governor Pc
ers, Of Connecticut, as hcng both new in language
and manner.
Tho volume Of nature II spread out before the
whole human iamily, N whatever cline Man
draws the first breath life, he opens his eyes
upon some page OF that History, written by
God sown finger here is found no error no
mistake can occur the existence OF u great First
Cause, is legby iuIpross cd on all around him.
In ihe organization and economy Of all creation,
from The hunbcat parasitic plan that suissists by
II secondary influence, 10 the proud monarch OF
the forest, that BIDS defiance tutoe bowling tenn
pest; from the tecbcst lnfGct that tcnuats zoe DO
SON Of Ilie Earth 10 tho Lcviathan that sperts in
the mighty waters OF the deep, there is evidence
OF desgn,--of syscni--ot perfection in the Au-
thor md Fns!lsr of this siupendous world. Un-
cultivated reason acknowledges the obligation
due from the creature To the Creator; un.aughi
Devotion instinctIvcly brin@s its offerings TO the
altar of Nature, and pays lis alterations to tina,
Beng, who IS seen III The clouds, und recognized
in the storm
favored portion Of rais family have supcladdcd
uie volume Of Revelation, wherein it is declared
tina, lie is and that hr is u rcwarder Of ,hem
that dill gently seek HIM" How abundant are
our obligations to render the homage of thank
fol hearts 90 the God Of ong salvation, who has
demonstrated his attributes 10 US, AMI made
kuowuour duty 10 Himself and to our fellow
men.