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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-02
CERTIFICATE.

The following communication addressed to the pro.
prietor of Judkins' Ointment from the Hon John Tia.
aferro. Member of Congressi is highly interesting
The gratuitcus il which it is made, exhibits
feelings of ordinary character towards suffering
manty: and scertainly well deserving of public a..
tenton:
WASHINGTON, January %, 1879.
sTa-It has been my wish. fora considerable time,
tn communicate to you the good effect with witch /
nave used the Oh 'ment invented by Mr.. JudkiHs,
and which [ now understand is made and sold by
agents appointed BY yourself, have applied this
Ointment during the last three years to every species
of umor and wound, without failure to produc" cure
in every instance. consider it the most decided and
efficient remedy in all cases of tumor be the cane
whatit may; and have found nothing good f.
wounds of any descr pton 1t may be proper to
add that the of tumor called white swelling,
Civ by the most distinguished physicians as N.
durable, and which they decided would witbcu, amps.
ation prove fatalto the patient. under my mme
date notice, effected by the ofJut ms Ointment,
and the patient is in fine health His limb sifectfdhv
the tumor being restored to perfect state of scuno
'lso that the leg OF aged man which had been
wounded and exhibited one dire lfuily liberated sun
face from the knee to the foot, and which, for NOR"
than two years, had been considered ncurabe, wsset.
ec,usily cured by the application Of Juikns Oint.
ment. mention these two cases, whichiellunder my
immediate notice and management, as decided evi.
dence Of the efficacy ofthis remedy in cases OF tumOr
and ofucers: ave espe fenced as decidedly, the
good effect ofths remedy in the cure of Felons and
of every species of fresh wcund ltseems to me that
any who will observe on the operation OF this ONT.
ment must be SIZED to it's beneficial effect lean
with the utmost confidence recommend the use oilhis
valuable remedy.
lam, sir, very respectfully,
JOHN TALIAFERRO.
To Mr.. CHARLES HERsroNs, Proprietary
ofJudkins' Ointment, near Frede.
ricktown, Md.
NOTICE.
r Having been for several years in posses.
sion %, a concern in Mr.. NATHAN SHEPPERD's patent,
for making and vending his Ointment, known By the
nam of Dr.. ". Jud&ins' Patent Specific Ointmsnt,
and said Nathan Shepherd having obtained anew pat.
| ent thereon, and I having likewise renewed with
n. Shepherd the same interest held before, il is
de smed necessary that public notice be given of the
nuisance Having devoted nue.. time and care
during the above period. in preparing and making this
Ointment and been instrumental in giving t,he gene
raj characerit has sustained with whatever improve
ment, all this time it has received present i,
public attention AS heretofore, the genuneBess OF
the Ointment may be known by the label around ,ko
ointment pot, thus:
Made and Sold ,ohoesa!e anIretaiL near Frederick,
Md By e Herstons, c0neernedin the patentrighk"
Apriii5. GU tRLES HERS ONS.
For sale by WILLIAM STABLER,
june 8 Druggist, Fairfar S-est.
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TO Net.
| CITY, May s, tsS3-tf

To Vet.
fs7.A comfortable Brick DWELLING HoOSE,
EsssN 18th Out tiouses complete. sdoin.ng IL house
occ1s,led BY Mr. Joseph Caches, on Cameron street
Possession may be had immediately. Apply to
anr & CHARLES BENSETT.
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Wines. liquors, &c.

yHNaE subscriber, hav.ag oeea an Importer and Deal
4 er in VINES for many years, has IN store stock
of every description. old and pure in wood and bottles
lso general ent of the best selected articles
m the GROCERY LINE.
" rhe Bottled Hlnes-apwards OF SUI Dozen
in cases of one aud two dozen each-have beer
selected from the m,st approved orands-London Par
tculsr MADEIRA part Of which late from indis, very
old; rinta and Burgundy do. Sercil and dual do
Gordon's pure Grape Juice do Old Sherry; Super OF
Burgur " POET; do. Dry Port; Old Hook; with vsri
ety of French and other Wines.
All of which will be sold the most reduced pric s.
GUY ATKINSON SON,
dec 4-eotf Fairfax street. Alexandria.
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Notice.

HEREBY forewarn all persons visiting Jones'
Point unless on legal business by permission Of
the proprietor lam compelled to adopt this restrict
i've course on account Of the sameul conduct fsome
mischievous boys tor the last sunday or two; give
that the law will be enforced against all violating the
above aotice. JAMES 6ALLldER,
may25
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]. H. White

HAS just received. per schooner Abigail lot OF
Iii Doors e SHOES. consisting in part of
Mems fine calf pegged French Edge Boots, .
handsome article for summer wear
Mems fine Calf Nailed Boots
Do black ar tea-colored Buck.skin Shoes
Women's Shoes of various kinds
All of which will be sold low for cash.
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Just published,
Wool.

LYMAN REED & CO.
Commission hsrchaais, No. 6 So,'th Charles Sc.
BALTIMORE, Nh.
nEvolE particular attention to the sale OF FOOL.
IL Letters, post PAID, asking information ,sPectag
he Wool Market, viii receive immediate attsnuon'
L.R. & Go have leave to refer to
Tiffany Shaw s. Co.
DANIEL Cob SCo. Baltimore.
Samuel vTyman e &C.
David Boyd, Frederick, AID
G. w Rutter u Co. Uriontown, IA.
Zane, Pentony s. Go. Wheeling,Va
Isaac Hof Winchester, Va.
Allison Owen. Cincinnati, Ohio.
Russell & Mathews, Ztnesvie, Ohio
]. Armstrong'S< So-, Asysvlle, KY.
Ls,sly Comos Esq. Lexington, ny.
Muir u Wyiey Sto.;svil,e. XIV
Lawrence = Anderson,S
apr 2-leow6m.
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John =. NnNGAM',.
pphoisterer ari Nhlross hcaIlc'Ttr,
,ssEnGsRs MS RESI- CT .u ,cin 'we :6e"en-s o VI
Q pubic in generii Tor III reT, :'n-' ,roHnf &c
men, ne has received, ard in orics lhen' my
ON hand general \. Drt, iert Of
New i've geese Fs't'.'! 'e1s
Ess, cu.!cd hAir NJ .ttrnss,s
Spanish moss d.
Ccuol 80
CT Ill do
Sniw 40
Sofas, Easy Chairs, &c sc.
N.u,I,a reese Fe ,theis and Spanish "oss sold ,.
l. large or srr i. quantities. Carried isi. fs ',''
tffi which M ur w -
ity, and will be d. pose,l Of reasonable ;es'is' To-
cash
lie public ale qucstcl to can s~d eHsr''n' ms
Goods may N-t'h
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Cabinet G., air. and Sofa Nlanufac-
torp.

Cabinet ,Ciair and SOFA !NGnuIac-
torv.
JAMES GREEN Cshinetmaker,-hs 50 mia nd, and
81 will constantly keep his olIstand on Royal
ST., Alexandra, g at the corner ofl0th ST., Pennsyt
vania, Avenue Washngton-s genera assortment NJ
she most fashionable and durable Furniture, which he
will warrant equs ,ifnot superior in quality, to any
eve offeredin the Consisting part ,ot-
Grccan, winged and plain wsrdrobes
Gothic, pede sta lendand plainsdeboards
Ditto, with celarettssnd msrb leslabs
hand plain bureaus
Dressing do with mirrors
Ladies 'and G entlemens secretarie san bookcase
Pier,abieswith marble aud mahoganytoPs
Pilera nd lawdining, astand cardsablcs
rlain do do do DO doS
Ladies W or stand
Shaving andcandl do
Observation-Disclosures and mahoganytops
Grecisn Sofas
Mahogany chairs
Music, tools, 5idetts cribs, radles
Portable writing desks&c
With agensral ssortment bedsteads o frichfy
aryed mahogany maple and stained woods, all o.
which will be sodssiow for ash they can be pur
chased ofthesamequalty atsny other manu- .actc y
the Union. ALSO.
yfn,ssortmen electromagnetic B. Of dcn'urqs
Mahogany, a partof which is suitshl. ;or ndrails
steam sawed carl and shaded veneers, ;o7al var
nish ofasuperor quality, sacking bottouS, core &c
TURNING AaO Cng vrGI,
Handsomely executed mIy
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The genuine Medicines can be had OF
WIN POMEROY, Alexandra

Sole Agent w the District Of Columbia and its u'c'nny
BY whom the Pills are so'a in packets OF one, two,
and three dollars each and the Powders at S7 cents
per box with printed directions; and also by the fol-
lowing Sub. Agents: X. w Polsi'horn, between 9Th
and 10th streets, PENNSYLVANIA Avenue; John stlns
Navy Yrrd, Washington; and Thomas c. Wright,
Georpetown, of whom alone can the Medicines be
warrl ted genuine. by appointment Of DIR. s
Moat, II. 2. NJ, q. C. H., Brooklyn, New York, he
sole importer of these Medicines
Morrsonia or the Family Adviser, price 81 IS; Prac
tcal Proofs illustrated BY numerous cases OF cure
cond and thir editions price Is and 37t cents to be
had q above.
A!exant'ria. mar q, $3.50
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Jno IN J hnsnn,
ORA PER IND T.2IL G

gUSHsNKFUL to his friends ior their i;,g. + rot
age, nov announces 80 them and Ia !,u2iic In. :
he has taken house King street, he carnc.
of Fairfax street, where is pre- pared t. a,akc up
Gentlenen's Clothing, usual. in t!c oest nanne, II
the shortest notice. and OF the most Eeiopabe 'erms
He bss also on hard Al ASSORTMENT Of Ready .:adc
Clothes which viii he Sod 4. tie lowest prices Per
sons wishing Clothes of scvpon will please call
and exsmine for themselves
NAV 23-1m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-01
VERY LATE FROM EUROPE.

IA Il Il l..
| The shin Grarr Brown at / hund, lnhin from + i
serpool hrngs alyiocs to the Oh February and
the packct SHIN ri one. at New York ffan HAVE.
furnishes news 10 the the l91h ftha sumo month
Tho phi)adelpbia ppncrs. md the proof SLIPS t.ns-
mit,cd NV our eorr,,roulcnt4 of Tie New York
Mercantile Advertiser and Advocate. supply us
with the following Intelligence
IRELAND-INrERES The most in
terestns intelligence is TINT which relates to the
neonlo Of Ireland. Ia whose favor there has been u
sudden a-d strong manifestation m the House of
Commons Of Eneilnd L. fbot body on the llth,
The Chancellor Of the Exchrquc, having moved the
abortion of the answer to the Kings speech, Mir
I,elor and other Catholic members protested a
enir>, a r,rlnraticn ,olr.n esrcd IN preceding
ss,,,,r iho,lhey were prsyen;rd by their oaths
,.,,,,,..5 on tbr ef1airs of the church MIR
,'o." - .t,bo, liz hn; coual riobt with any
O"'."'' V'e'' % an church affairs. and # II
''a'' '''"'s, =" " 's''' -, o,,ca oxoelled
vi '''' - ~ ~ ~ - 60 10 H.,
ne" '"e ii'"1e' u, ~, ~ ~ VI ''e "''.,-
NM was 'n'e'''i' 10y d p,'pn 'o,' WI Wv
poo' o 'l''n'mS S"'I'"n ,e S,o''''"'' was
sos'' 20 l" 20 y" VI, ','"' ,'o 'o''ess WIS P'e.
'eae" ~ g." III is''' III 't'ss' ""N'"S 81 uilcu uh
=" ovo'N. .=.=.
oh inc return o. "e sltoN''' MINISTERS ana
twenty m'no9's VINO ''a p,.'. cue . E" 'nosoF
w'u ,'e '',ols's' '',y SPsaNs' ',','''''''',a 'oe
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EDl'C ATION.

lVHNilE next session ofmy School Will commence
| N on the LIST ofneAt month. 1t viii consist of
| four months Courst Of study l>t. Nurruy S
| Spelling Book New Testament, Muray's Intro
due ion, English Reader and Srqucl, Writing
! Willett 5 Geography, Adams Geography, Fyt.
lers Ancient and Modern History, Murroy's En-
s'ish Drummer and Exercises, Blaits Rhetoric,
and the use of Maps and the Globes. 81. Malhc-
mates, Pixies Arithmetic, LacroIx's Arithmetic,
| Lacroix's Asebra Leseodre Geometry, Lacrox s
Plane and Sphericl Analytical Treonome,ry,
! Bezout's Conf, Sections, Gummcres Survey ing
! Bonnycas'le's Mcrsuretion, SC. Sd. Rlakc's cd-
ton Of the Conversations on, Natural Philosophy
aud Chemistry. AS learning is a matter of mere
memory unless principles arc attended to, | shall
lnbour TO explain the principles of every study to
my pupils Upon this plan Of teaching thc adj
yancemcnt is slow, but is 1t is lot in,eu-
ded that the above authors wall be used in every
instance in the order in which they are enumcra-
ted with regard to order we shall have TO be con
trollcd by circumstances.
TERMS.
For a beginner S2t per month for one more ad-
vanced T3 per month No pupil will be received
for less time than from the day of entry to tho end
Of the SESSION, unless special conrac, be made a,
the time ofentry.
should be very fond 10 get class of young
men in Mathematics would meet the class three
times week. In the interim they would have
certain portion to read and at meeting, | would
give them lecture on the whole of this portion ey-
pd;a ns principles fully and removing all difficult
ties. ! word also give them, on application to
me, at airy ,o,c in the interim, explanations on
points. The meY,pc,s of the class could pursue
their study either in my School, loom or ut any 9th
er place. My plan of instruction ann mode ofrea
sonng will be in accordance with the most impro
we'd state Of science The Importance of Mathe-
mates is not duly considered Nothing is better
calculated to enlarge the understanding and in com
mon life we are constantly wanting mathematical
knowledge. lnpoint OF usefulness 1t stands, pre-em
nently first.
The terms will be as moderate as the nature of
the undertaking will justify.
K.B.T OWNLEY.
Third mo- 18th Off
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-01
Third mo. 2Sth

ESSRS. Charles Whitley and Anderson
4'A Thompson take notice tina, shall, on the
ith day of May, 1888, in the Eagle Tavern in
Liberty, Bedford county, take the Dispositions Of
James Williamson, George w. Stiff, and others
to be read as evidence on the trial Of my suit dc.
depending on the chancery side of the circuit supt-
ror court Of law and chancery, Of Bedford county,
VS. you as Defendant and shall at same place con.
tlnue from day to day until &c. through Your OFT
servant &C. JOHN STIFF,
April LIST tu
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| ,sr Of Bishops : rcduc i frsm - 10 l. aud thus
/ farther rotr nchmeni Of Coo 300 ouJ be objected
/ lie concluded by expressive. the hope thai ihes,
neasnrcs would fndcaie the good intentions n
the government, mud he approved 10y the House
/ prolonged appiaese.)
Tie British stocks had Ieen d. psessed, but again
20, up on the 18th Ia S1i
There IS no news from Portugal
The Indicator, II Bor.lesax plvcs tie following
extract Of r letter Of the 81 Jin. ffofn MADRID
NJ Zca Bcrmndez has Just concluded treaty
With Sir STAFFORD Canning. III virtue Of which
| Dong, Nara ia Glorin Is 10 be acknoWled ed nh
soute Queen of Portugal -iiar husband Is to be
CHOSEN from the House Of naples. Ey the same
treaty. the Cablnets Pans nnJ l. ondon have en-
eared to acknoaadgs III young Prircess Of Spain
/ whose right 10 tie crown = 10 bc established by
! lhs Cores, winch Will assemble on 4 pul. /"
TIC Augsburg Gazslte eonlrad,crs the fanior Of
an inteoJed EUROPEAN Congress to meet al either
/ Berlin or AK IA Cbappclie
! Intelligence from tunstaniinoplc received in
Paris on the l7ih Feb announces II conclusion OF
nm armlstce between the paeha Of Egypt anI the
Sultan, without the Intervention Of any foreign
power.
Much inqnetude wny manifested IN the diplo
matte circles on the arrival of courier al PARIS on
! tho 10TH from ST Pctcr,buIg The most profound
!
| 50 TINT fears entertained thu, tuc news cannot
be favorable. Immediately after there was II
Council Of Ministers at winch tn x nk assisted.
Ii IS expected that ministers will require Of the
Chamber Of Deputies the credit OF n million for the
lowry oflhe Queen ofthe Balglaus.
! The kng's Speech and lIcand were the chief
topics Of discussion in London Many Of the pub
lie prints dennance the speech IN the sroqest terms
/ II Ind provoked a warm deboto in Parliament, IN
winch Lord Ofmeuc, Mr. Stanley md Mr.. o Con-
neii took part.
From the Liverpool STANDARD of Feb &.
Il Is confidently INSERTED that his Majesty Mn.
/ !stets have abandoned their plan for emanepatn
the Slaves in tbrte years. THIS settlement is u.
ven oat IN the authority of the friends Of the Mn
sters anti by the Societies formed to promote the
i immediate abolition Of Slavery.
The London Courier Of the 9th. expresses i,s re-.
frst nj frc'.bs the Obligation 10 announce tia, the
! KHeg speech IS generally considered % be very
unsatisfactory
Ffanec--A naval force of9 ships Of the line md
freates, - 10 be ti'cd out Immediately al Toulor
desaaol tor The Iegont
1he Duchess Of B,rrl j. conyalcsccnt The MIN
stels of Aa5tri.i Spain Naples, SC. ere ,ntcrcc
! iirg iof her release,
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Sec. IL. And js II fur
IN r enacted, That It
Shall be lawful for the
president Of the U. 9. or
such 9th err persons rs he
shall have empowered
for that purpose, 10 en-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-01

The most important Htn Of mtul8thee Is ui'
Kings speech at the opening ofthc new Parliament
which was delivered on the afernooG Of the 9TH
February,
THE KINGS SPEECH.
This being the JAY appointed Tor the delivery
of,he Kings speech, his Majesty arrived at th'
House of Lords shortly before two O'clock, and ON
alighting from his carnage WAS received 10y the
Cabinet Ministers and great Officers of tic.
His Majesty Immediately proceeded to the 70
bing room, and from thence TO the interior OF tn
House Of Lords. Onhs Majesty takn. his sea
on the throne, the Usher Of the Black Rod SUI,
moned the House Of Commons to hear the Royu1
Speech Shortly afterwards the Speaker, attend
ed by grea, number Of me nbers, appeared at the
Bar
The Lord Chancellor upon his knees, presented
the Speech to his Majesty, who read II with >
firm and audible voice, as follows
MY Lords and Gepfcmea-
The period being now arrived at which the busi.
ness of Parliament Is usually resumed, have called
you together FOR the discharge Of the important du-
ties with which you are emu listed, Never, at any
time did subjects of greater interest and magnitude
call for your attention
have stll to lament the continuance of the civil
war in Portugal, which has for some months exls.
ted between the Princes ofihc House of Brngan-
"a From the comm nccment of tins contest, have
abs.ained from all Interference, except such was
required Tor the protection Of British subjects resi-
dentin Portugal; but you may be assured that
shall not fail 10 avail myself Of any opportunity
that may b. afforded me to assist in restoring peace
to a country with which the interests Of my dom
Mons are so intimately connected
have also TO regret that my earnest endcnvors
to effect defnitlve arrangement between Holland
and Belgium, have hitherto been unsuccessful
found myself at length compelled in conjunction
with the Eng ofthe French, to take measures fo
the execution Of the treaty OF 18Th Nov. 1881. Til,
capture Of the citadel OF Antwerp has in part &C
complished that object but the Dutch Government
still refusing to evacuate the rest of the territories
assigned to Belgium by that treaty, the embargo
which had directed 10 be imposed on the Dutcl
commerce has been continued. Negotiations ar,
again commenced, and you may rely on their be
ing conducted on my part as they have un iormit,
been, with the single view OF ensuring to HOLLAND
and Belgium separate existence, on principles 0
mutual security and independence.
The good faith and honor with which the Frencl
H5vcrnnfent has acted in these transactions, and III
assurances which continue 10 receive from tn
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i3f1 en- ht,tfae { ,'cr-
uoR of dul',>-lIs :.
le33
Sec. | That " tlency.
era 10y reason Of unlaw-
fui distractions, comb
notions, or asScmbl0yt'
Of persons, ii siali b.
come lnpr,cft csbIe, IN
the judsmcn, OF tn pre-
itifilt, to execute the ",
emile Iaws, and rol'ec!
the duties ON imports ~
thu ordinary way IN any
collection district, i: >haIi
and may he#laHiul tof
the president 10 dir,c'
that the custom hous" tog
SUI h district be rstab-
llshed ana kept in any
secure place within sou.r
port or harhof Of such
district, either upon Land
OF on board amy vessel
and, IN that case, it shall
be The duty Of the colIec-
tor 10 reside nj such
fIacc, and there 70 doln
al vessels and careocs
arriving within the sad
distric, until the d1tlcS
imposed on said chrSocs.
by law, be paid IN Gus,
dedueling interest accu-
ding to existing laws,
and in such cases it s,et
be unlawful TO take tie
vessel or cargo nom the
custody Of The proper OF
tceI Of the customs, I'M
less by process from
some court of the Cntct
States, and IN case Of
any attempt otherwise 10
take such vessel or car
60 by any force, or com
binalion, or assemblase
of persons 100 grea, to be
overcome by the OH cfs
of the customs, il shall
ard may be lawful for
the president oflhc Unit
ed States, or such per
sens as he shall have
empowered for that puF-
pose to employ such para
OF the land or naval fore
cs, OF militia of,he Unit
ed States as May De-
deemed necessary for the
purpose ofpreventtns me
removal OF such vessel
or CARGO, ard protecting
the officers ofthe customs
IN retaining the custody
thereof.
Sec. ,. That, When
ever the president of tho
{ a'tei States shall be
officially informed, by
the authorities Of any
state. or by a judge o.
any circui, or dlstr'c'
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LVNCHBURG, ApRILI, M,
TIE BLOODY BILL. u

Oar readers may have head the story n H..
Quaker, who, lnecnscd against a lng. hn i..,
cifal himself II hurt him sate Inv, a ll nun, -.
crying " mad de, mad d. - thereby rl.....
hue and cry Winch b.an. ~ upon ro,r =,
though guilless ofthc n.aldg, host # ass.i,,n,.
Who shortly pa, an end 10 his life such has b..
tie game attempted by the opponents of II. ha'
passed the last session Of Congress, 10 provalo
fof tic collection The revenue. They b5yo 49,
plled q every offensive appellation in tn f;,c,
vocabulary ofepIihcts in order to excite ap,.r.,..
~ the breasts Of oftbo people always. to TIM,
nor be !, spoken, disposed 10 syrnpathse wi,s 49,
weak and oppressed tho mos. unfoundeI pr,,u,
dlces and the most bitter hostility DenyIpr
we DO, a,'hcse cpithcts and any warrant in fiji
provisions Of thu, bill, we should nevertheless
bern perfectly satisfied had Congress pcrtnj,,e!
to sleep on Its tabIr, af.lr the passage Of tho IT,.
compromising aud, as we hope, forever sqltIlno.,.
Tariff question. Yet, when It's a,oprp.a VS. eel
led for by The representatives Of The uaaa p,rv
South Carolina, the friends Tho supremacy ~
the laws could not turn dat ear to tn, II t.co.
tons. That party had manfally exrrsed aHb..r
energies III defence of,h Union, ae,inslal n..L
designs Of the Suifycrs ard the hlads If ,.
oa'on representing other States could moi, with
pcoprle,y, DO otherwise than pas, thc III
But we propose TO she@ that lhs blool, BIZ -
as II IS Called is not without preeel.nts Nor
shall we draw these preccleu,s from the record, If
the government daring the unpopular alministr.
tons of the eide. or younger Altms bu iron, those
palmy days oftho Rep bic, When III. lcin. If
stats WAS in the hands Of rhonls JeTtfsoa-pt..
eedents which we shall prove were not Only sane
toned by thai unsoubIeJ Champion OF State RIGHTS
bat defended by some Of the very ln.n who nov
denounce similar measures, as subyersyc of the
constitution, ami destructive Of public hbeety
We a X for the facts which follow the unblassl
and dlspassiohate petussl of the community. We
care not whether they be rad 10y Nulhtyer OF s..
ced,r, or boh--it he doctd. a. eotJ.r = IT,
convictions OF an unpr,jodleed judgment, ~ ne.
say that the bill passed by the late Congress to
force the laws OF the land no more deserves 'be
character nserb,d to it Than a similar ae oo>s
during the administration of Nh, Jc'cts.n CO..,
and that, If, .or Recommending lui sz.zst.,.-
that law, Gen. Jackson, and dos. v baeelaHf 80.
hun IN opinion Ia relation 10 lis tN1s#z#a.t.
obnoxious 10 the charges mad, against te,ie t.g
may at least claim the honor Of sa,ruz tbe oI.ar,
with the leaders of the oil ReIub'i'en Iany, WIo
pointed out to ihe.n tie path which ltey NM poe
sued.
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