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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-02-12

HE bad abandoned patty soiaatsflY-ffeeiy -
aad he would tell overy Senator. for he was con
strained 10 speak Of himself. and therefore be
should speak boldy--Ae would not turn upoo b''
heel for the sdnin,ssss ,son OF The Affairs o. this 90
vcrnmenL He believed that such was the hold
which corruption had obtained IN his Government.
tina, any man who should undertake 10 reform u
would not be sustained.
He believed thai deep political disorder existed
rot only in the Post Office but in the Land, Indian
and other Departments Of tho Gosefnment, TO .
greater or less extent, and which were not 10 be
cured by The Presidential election. lie would say
boldly In his place there thai The lime hid arrived
when reformation or revelation must 90 on.
Hc stood there al one oi the representatives. OF
the State OF South Carollno. OF rather as her dele
gate, for inporian, Objects and so long as he con
inued 10 have the hoopr Of seat on ihai door, he
would do his duty. lie believed the AFFAIRS OF this
country 10 be in a desperate condition. and that II
behooved every man TO loy aside party feeling, and
with heart and soul exer. himself 10 arrest Inc
growing evils. IT no had said any thing which
appeared 10 he personal 10 the honorable Senator
from Alabama, he acggeJ him 10 neetp his apollo
gv us he lad not intended the slightest dsrespect
to him.
Mr.. SMITH then, with view 10 close dis
eussion which would be more appropriate 10 mo
thor subject, moved to lay the motion TO Pfint on
the table.
The question was then taken md decided in the
affirmative Ayes 81. Noes 90
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-12-04
OSS
Su, 0an,sn.

|9sltenes Beifpist %. grfenntllbfsit
miloer Sbiere.
| 2lutb bon Dem Spser, elaem Der
erau am ten u. btnto hritisl ten
Sbiere, oas aus btoBer Meroluit
tplrst, mas ibm in oieSaeea falt,
bat man 8eilpiele y. @rtentlibfeit.
lJn Der Menassrie su @bbnbrllnn
Itparf man i'm 9abr 1906 einem Sps
|9er sinen junsen Steli6srbnno ,psIb,
|liden 8eiblebts por. GDbalD iib
|oiefer pon feinenn erfen Sbrsds
EN- ettpas erbelf bate, fng er
an. ben, Spaer feins entsnnoetsn
Nusen III ledsn, uno filbr pan1it 70
lanse fort, bis Der Spser pon fsinetll
ueba befrept mar. Otter, oer
barber feline morolu(t Uergabt leb'
Il nun NIT BEN Gunpt i'm beltsn
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-12-04

Giueu, 9llbtrt s. meoeu, nor nut
Der Nvn, ,erfcbmettsrt. Sc ritDtetsi'6I
nieoer auf uno rtef oem Romt1lan-
DO III belsr auf oas preul'lbe 9eriI
III ilslen. 9a trat elne neue see
tic.: icbneu Dor uno tbre Sugetnl
lfreften AUDI i'm oornlener. ylnI
entlss!iber Gtbmers outdorans o'e
Jsr,eu aNer SNItaAer' Don osnen'
Die mei|ten tAon ,brsanstn Don Ole'.
fee blutisen 0riuetrsne abae~s!!ptt
batsen. Sen bsrsssrresbsnpsn Sou
Bee analitli1en albert .. e>Csoeu
bat woll teiner per llmttebenoen NIT
(itberen, gOtfe bepbahten fbnnsb
oaber autb Die Grsabluns ftipontt.
So eineg ooer s.rsy n.tht tbotttb &C.
troffen, @ih mlseer aul9erlhtet ba'
ben. ti5o Fam bic lsete Eunos
Der Groe auf ibr Nlult ssfe9en; !;
fstu Sbmer, oransts li6 5ntiten
tbr Sterben uno itrs nnlterbllbttlt;
tbr lester bne litter Gebonte ipor
r,ur, Der frsbe, 9efauen Su Iepn tur
Das 9oterlano. 2l!eoann tbtpeb-
ten lire @tifer oerbtrrli6s htnaut
ais @ieeer in pas rtite Sano oss
Trieoens u 60 Rerben bic elf
preufGIbenOffsisre am l6ten Ssp'
terubtr 1906 bsp Bslsl ! Sartt
rube ibre Atbe!
Dit blutistn esibname trurben
(osleib ocn ltanosn. entfleIott
uno In bic NIT 9Ha6er esflatsn
8rdbsr eewrrfsn. gInlse Shr9er
ordneten lIcb berau uno luhtsn
@5tifben Don BEN Srlfen, NIT oe'
nen Die 9sfanssnen anelnanotr
qebunben setpe(en marsn. ooer s'n'
3elne She'll ibres Ansnees fb III
Ser fboffen, uno ppbbsutlses Soass
,psresn Die Stdds ais trausr'
wie nertbpolls Grlnastun9SSstben
aafbewebrt.
CBie es pobl Dem SSpis psn
preu6sn tu Mutbe fspn mos' usnn
6erstei6en @rsdbtunsen ,p'eosrsr'
ueuert peroen ?-Nrmss. sstdnlbt
tes oeutf6es 9olt' wos tbatstt
Du ~ as rpor oejn Qrbn ? ---
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-12-04

@e6s junse Srouenjimr1er tpur'
oen por ni6t gar lonser 3elt bon
einem Sremoeu uno leiner Srou, BE
Ib in Jlsu-Dort befonoeu, Iberre'
Vet, nit nabGborlestctpn III 9eben,
un, bort an elmer 0ausbaltun9 Sbeil
iu neDmsn, bic .pir aus A6tun9
sessn unfere esftr ni6t nenen polt
len. Oie 9eriebuns fhste esl oab
ibrer lbrsetIiber Nufentbalt entoedt
uno ie sleieb oarauf nit 9hlfe Der
pohSsp aus ibrer pein!iben Sage
befrspt .peroen fennten. Sie tpa-
|ren ole bsreit Dem ldn9ft eriebnten
Nuf sur Nettnns su folssn. Die
S6iloeruns Der 2alterbbble, tn Die
man lie sslodt bate, uberlteist ale
ppr,telluns. Sie meiiten tparen
pcn 3>eu-Dprf, uur cine BON pbila,
Delpbia. 9erfbieoene 3eitun9en
sntbalten ibre 0laa,en. 9b man
nidt mebr S6enung sesen {ie uno
ibre Samilien bdtte ;ei9en feuen !;
oisie gntf1eibnns hberla0en mir
Dem gsfubl unsrer 2eer. IL
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-12-04

Gbauperbaft. Cine artne Srou
;u bristol, lief ibrem ga olina
sttpa 4 Monate alt In elmer qBte9e
in Der Slide liesen; in ibrer 4.v'
rpefsnbeit fam Elm Sbwein in oies
feibe uno frab einen srcBen Sbeil
oss unfbutctsen Gefbtpfes ebe fte
;urdef febrts. SIS Itarb IN einigen
Stunoen na6ber. ~ .
Gen 15ten Nepember, merssns-
um 6 llbr erbob Itb auf Den @rie-
fee Elm furdNbarer g.turm, pon Def
fen ptrsesrenoen Solsen Die @taot
23ufalp am emphnblhtten beitnses
futbt tpnr0e. 9erfhieoene Graf
fen ffanoen ourb Die beranwoeenoen
melIen ,pie mitten in einem (bdu-
tnenoen Meere. gbte beme9ten Ib
bin uno Der, um Die nab 9ilfe Gu-
fenoe1 III retten. Die Gefpait Des
Grurlnts mari aber uiele nm, uno
;erfdmsttssts anoers an Den Mau-
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-12-04

|9srneDmen, unb lpielts fpsar NIT !
|oemfelben. Bep 2bmsn 1T oIeB
|nicbts Seltenss, aueinp. einenl sp'
ger ilfes pieuetbt pos eiusi9e Ss1-
Ipiel feinsr Nrt. ...%.>c.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-12-04
,on feinsm 9sbae 1T in eisiw Dradtsv
8efanntmahune.

-- ~CeluttltttuuiuUys
Dplscr g. Gitep bat gum partuer ssnotrs
fn.u in cemgefbdft Der Mrsenspri0eufbaif.
Gbiruraie, &C. Den Eoftor 6. s.. DIR, fir
oe6sn SibIsfsiten in isins,n Sadie Ct lb
pefant,portIih ba!t. @ernlittslft bieitr@ins
rsdtuna sreroen aipp!isanten bic psrbunesne
Aufms:elantsit bepoer trbaltsu. uno ei.,r
ooer Ger anoere miro bspnate 30 alsr 3,it in
;prer Cfis 5u Fnoen fson. If r
Gs nib bier uid,t am unrebten Ort fspn
iiir uniere beptiden Ssennoe bic Dsmsrfuns
l,inau,ufhsen oaB Doftot Dber i'm Stanoe
iit (Id reis ibnen ia ibrer 9Na,tprahe Ju
,sntesEhlten. ".> ..- S. @.a -
yasis, gopesHriber ben 2aFen 1885. f.
GRep uRo . Dby.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-12-04
Gine tbeure Erau.

Sn Weu-Ocrf rpuroe neullN eWe
&lase entfbisosn, fir bic Sutnr's
opn 1897 Sboler.-Sie Ne6nrn9
tpor pen elmer pubmoberin se9en
sinsn Monn De6eu tbcure Gbelolt1e
bic @ebuloen 9egen fsinen 2Ssuen
ssma1t botte ; er glaubte oon per
0ejobIuns Derlstben entldnlo!9t
III fem, ouein oos 0eribt sntl0tso
es anoers, uno mahte ibn bse9sn.
llnter Den Qrtitslh tpel6e ole Ssou
sefouft batte, befanoen l'tD onn
|SDIgsnoe
3nep fsurirte lsinere . 0aIsth@er S u
Gin VaIatin nit psI3pert 20
WaraoiesppseI nit sclonen6!a9e!n. rs
Gbpar1er Sdleper. %
aIebtsr WaraeiesposeL AZ
1ippet ,sit VelSDert, 70
Poule be sole ~
3,pep Dubsuo "@baritp 8ass'" 90
0ie game G6ulo Don 8 1897
bate Die Srau innerbalb 4 Mcna-
ttn eema6t ; au6er Dem batte fls
BON ibrem Manne 1900 Sbaler tr-
balten, uu1 oen 6ausbalt su fubren.
0ewi6 cine tbsure Srou
(tlnab. 0;epublfaner.
Scr nd6Fe 6 cn9reB.
sSolsenoes piro Der Stano oer
partbtpen i'm ud6ltenG cnsreb iepn:
Sen0t.
Nnti 9an 8uren 25
Ban 8uren, l9
Swsifelbaft 3
gtleoi9te Stsue, !
3auseer &sprefentant en-.
9on Suren, \. l35
Nnti 9on 8mem l0l
Sweifelbaft, 2
grleoiste Stsus, =, 2
$40
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-12-04
Granfreih.

1 Ns SranSofen fayeu isst nod
tpeitsr nibtS, ais Die bel oletsti1
8Dlfe piel beoentsnoen wbrt6tn .
INDUS verrons,, -spir rperoen teben!
DOR Der Snlb Sspolll'
ticn (asten lie bo0e!be. Wls e'e
,iscntli6e Stimmuns ptsiesSe!fes
jebt 1T, it fbper su erfobrsn' penn
BE DrefIe, oasCrsen Der bfsntllh'
en- Mepnune, 1T seft0s!t. 0as
I8eridt fast: i'm fransSVi3sn Sa-
binet berrfbe Spoltuna, uno e1n'9e
Wnni(ter (epsn Der MepnunN oaB
selpiGe Maa6resetn se9sn rseprer
lie ,u peit eetrieben tpdroen. &.e
I;2rase iber Die omerifanit6s ent-
Ifttdrieuns nirr INNER srnltbottsr
luno orobenoer. Sn aOen Morsn.e
Depots bsrrfbt Die srSbts SID
|tigfsit.
9m 6eere ,sist ib auentb ba!esn
elm Veiit Der lln,ufrieoenbett loer
euowie pbilipp uno iein Cabinet
Scr S6nis (tbeint auh olelt lssts
Stise ftiues tpanfenoen Sbrones
~ perlitren. Sm II. einisnInfan-
Iterie, ,Nseimtnt Iou cine psrjtpes9te
|9er(brp6runs sntos6t poroet. ltpn.
rs uutercffjisre uno 9 Soloaten
|wurpsn psrbaftet uno nab Soulou'e
labaefubrt. GIN g., II, uno 81
|Nesimentt fpudt ebenfaus oas re-
)publifanifhe Sieber. =.
lBir lstn fo eben in osr q. ~
I9s. QB. SoIsenoes; "3fpei S0ltts|
|baben BE 9eo6ri6t mttsttra9t
pa6 pbilipp nit Der sanbsn tonls'
liGen Somllie in einem parlier
9ufltano m a (fatrtrt moroen
lep.H- 2!utb miro our6 oenle!ben
ote Bobrbeit res oben Seleetsn
befdtist, ndmlib oa6 eine Wsn9s
ssbsime Qerbinouns IN Der trat'i'
2trmes trittrsm oeren Motto
uNeoc!utipnH 1T. Sie beabIbtt-
gen nibt lowebl bic wisoerbsrltels
lung Der Suliconltltutlpn, als o!e
grribtuns elmer rsinsn repubIitonIf
f1cn 9erfaf1uns.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-12-04

lSdnrer unC So0imen III eC HHeV'
.ms6N6. Sunf OanpffOiffe lis9su
|auf Dem grunoe. 9ie o6be oes
|cBoGers tpar bepipieuos. Den
Sbppner Storioos BON Csmegc,
IfanO man ouf Gem tlfer in elmer @nts
feruuus Don 300 Odros. 9duier,
Iuno cine Mtnee @6ornlteiue 1tIris
ten Gin. Ote &auaeute Ger .untern
|Staot erlittsn Den sr6stcn Sbo'
Iotu. Nllss pereinige l6 m, oleleS
|Sbau(piel eben 70 sroB ais furht'
bar su MAIDEN. Oie Oes lBiu'
|oes, oas Scben Der smp6rteu &C.
|wd0er, Die NIT oeu Wcaen tdmpf'
Ienben Gehiffe, Dos einfouen her 0e|
IbdIpe, un0 Ole 2tnaGtuuo Beittlr-
Isuug, Die auf jepem Geibt (cb aus
|oruGten, rpereen Dcn SewoDneru
Der Staot. ote nod ME einsu dbn-
|tiben 2luftrttt erlebt batterb lang IN
IunouslbfbGhen 2lnbsnten bleiben.
Sernere uno ndbere Osabribten
| aber bieles unsluGllhs Grsisn,6
rpsrosn ttun0lib ermartet.
(2llts uno usus qBeit.
Eie Gtodboltsr 0.N. Gtaoten
Bonf 1cuen f1on bcp TN ferer ndebs
|(1en Gjtfebgebun9 e.nfommsu ipDlr
lien, fir osn Srsvbrief elmer Bont
nit ;ebn Mtllicnen Capital.
6aus pertbeilt. 9ater Der
nit einem ;antli6tisem Sebne
9epla6t NOR, laste etnes S0gss III
Ibnt ib iperee oas 9ous nit Dir
tbeilen mifen, oamit jsoer sou uns
|bep G6 Cslber tpobnt. Nuf rie 6ras
|9e oeS Sobnes, tpslhen Tbeil er
bewobnen foue, anttporte Der 0atert
W6 bebatte Die in,penoi9e Seitei
unp ou nimmlt Die aus,psnol9e"
GIN 9>otbes Courier uno Jeug,
nal Don, 2Slten Sctober bel6tes:-
"Aus mein 0sfansni6ert
|Ieoi9uns. Wei0e, Shpar;e, M6rs
Der, SdulsDiebe, @ntloufene, ale
8ewobner oes Gsfdnsni0ss in IN
ferer Gtaot, erbrabsn Ieets Noht
|oonelbe, uno mabten (ttb aus oem
|Staube. Man bite fd oor rie'er
|Notte 8bftwi6ter.''
0as padetfbif Utica BON Nsu-
|Dcrf na6 0aore, natte tbr;lt1
Die Sabrt in Is Sestn. 49,.
Ser 9srausseber oes @t;oem
|&ulourifen er.pdhut einer perfteiner,
Item &upperGblange, Die mneltliben
INennlplpanien gsfunben bat. Sbre
|Ninee, oeren man 40 sdblte, ,ras
zen febr tenntlieb in oem TelEu
labseorudt, in nelbe fle ibr lan9es
Eager aufsefblasenbatte.
81 81. m ab ttrG
-. Gabrifant Don
@ttB 8leD,
Gde Don Dsoo uno pierte 9tade
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-12-04

O. QDibtise @efb ifte riefsn Den @es
haltear con 0auit. 1pposraptilbs S.bler
nadtn saber leinsm euititut sur 9af selsst
Usresn. ..-. =.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-12-04

9as patet(bif Utica BON Nsu,
Dert na6 9aore, matte fbr;lid
Die Sabrt in Is Sasen.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-12-04

DemOerasif1s Republitaaiibe grnsnuuu3.
-. .>> ShrprdTbent, 49,
Warttll gan Burcu,
Don glsu'Dorf. ~
Enr DicesVr aIoent.
Rtrtarn m. Dobuaon
- BON &entudp. T.
Der 4eIb beu Der Tbsmie. uno Water bee
Sonntas poff 8eribts.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-12-04

Dernd6fs GonsreB.
SoIsenoes miro Der Stano oer
partbtpen i'm udbltenG Gcnsreb fem:
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-02-26
Important from France.
NEw-YoRK, Feb. 21.

French Brig of War arrived for the recall cf the French Minister.-Our news boat boarded the French brig of war D'Assas. Capt. Daguene, yesterday at II A. M. thirty miles south east of Sandy Hook. The D'Assas sailed from Brest on the goth of January. and has consequently brought five or six days lat CT news than we have received from France, via England. She has come expressly with despatches, and as is reported, for the recall of the French Minister, and the Capt. states he has no French papers, or if he has. he de- clined giving our news collector any. This is. at this iuncture, deeply to be regretted. as the French Minister will have six days later intel iIgehce than the public or our government.- That period of time may be most portentous. We must therefore remain in ignorance until we have an arrival. Within that short peri od, the French Chambers may have passed, or refused the bill for the American indemnity.
 At this particular time, when the session of Congress must close within a few days. it is most calamitous, that the French Minister should be in possession of, no doubt. ;npor- tant facts five or six days later. We're our acquainted with the true state of political affairs when this vessel left, 1t is more than probable it would change the whole course of measures that may be adopted.-
 We now hope more than ever that we may have an arrival before Congress rises, that will at least give us the state Of affairs to the time of sailing of this vesscl.-N. y. Ado.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-02-26
NEw-YORK, Feb. I9. GREAT NEWS.

French Minister Recaiied-AmericaR Minister Dis- nsiSssd- Wariks Measures by France-Our pilot boat 0p last night, having boarded the packet ship Orpheus 20 mies south of the Hook. The Orpheus sailed from Liverpool on Sunday the 18th. London papers the 17h January inclusive, containing Paris dates of the l4lh, received.
 These dates are eight days later from London, and four days later from Paris than those previously receiv ed.
 The news is of the highest possible interest, and of greater mpor'ance than any mat mas been received country, and the American Minister had taken his passports and about, or had taken hIs departure for England. This step Is c9nsdered m Europe as !" pearances are we cannot believe that localities will commence.
 The ,dings vii, be received throughout our country will, astoniahnent and sincere regret We have g'V- em extracts from the English Journals sensible that every line even the specuaons oi the press, VIII pc read with profound attention.
 From khe London Morning Post of Friday Jun. 10.
 An extraordinary express has brought US the whole of the Paris Journals of "Wednesday. The MoOHenr publishes in its official part the following important | article. l "The King has recalled M. Serrnrier, his Minister at Washington. The Minister for F"reign Affairs has notified the resolution to the MG'ser o' tne O' states al Paris informing him at the same time that the pass ports which he may be in need of, n consequence oI | that communication, are al his disposal. ., "In execution of the engagements entered into ny France ll,e Project of Law relative 10 the American claims will be o-m0rrOw to the Chamber of Deputies clause will bs added to i., intended 10 protect (garan,r) eventually such French interests as might be e"dangered." N
 The Jnurna des Debass inserts the foregoing arti- cle the impe nding publication of which, having been rumored on Tuesday eveing IS noticed in most of the other Journals of Wednesday, morning. The Temps cannot persuade itself Iha, the Bill will be presented | 10 the Deputies. "H is this evening affffmed," says the National, " that the Moniteur of tomorrow morning IS 10 an- nounce iha. Mir. Livingston, the American Minister, has received his passports, and that M Serrur'er, Minister of France n ihe United Slaes has been re- called War is therefore declared Blu, at the same
 time that the Royalty of the 7h of August g Nes such satisfaction outraged dignity, il orders its Minis fers to present. alier tomorrow, the Chamber of Deputies, the Treaty with the United States, and in rhe course of eight days peace will be made" Our Paris eso ndent observes that the Al"n'tenrs an- nouncement has excited more dersion than alarm.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-02-26

Blouse of Representatives. Feb. IA.
 FytaGk RelatiOas.--Mr. J. @. Adams sta ted. that he had received advices from very respectable sources. informing him that con
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-02-26

W-a,like.-The Philadelphia Gazette of Saturday says :--" Orders have been received here for the m- mediate completion of the two vessels of ~ar on the stocks at our navy yard"
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-02-26

Suicide-At Sufied, the 9th inst, Mir. Rich- ard Warner, 2d, committed suicide by cutting his throat! aged 3l-eauSe, insanity.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-02-26

Each branch of the legislature of has at length concurred in the election ol Gov. Davis or Senator to Congress. On the last ballot in the House he had majority of 30-and in the Senate "fier Mr Adams was dropped, he had20 out of39.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-02-26

U7 We acknowledge our indebtedness to Hon. G. Tomlinson for the Reports of the Majority and Mi"o- ry ofthe Senate upon the Post Office affairs. and va- rous other documents; to Hon. J. 0. Adams for a pamphlet copy of his Grafton upon the Life and Cha- racer of La Fayelte and Hoa. Phi"eas Miner for sundry interesting and valuable documents at difference periods during the session of Congress.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-02-26

A new paper has just been commenced at Washing City called ' The Appeal" intended to advocate the election of Hugh Lawson White to the Presidency against the office hoIders' candidate, Mir. Van Buren, We have not seen the paper; bu. judging from the notices in some of the " whole kson pa pers, we should think it would be likely 10 prove thorn in their sides.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-02-26


 HeH done Giasten6ury.--At meeting of the Jack sonans of the town of Glastonbury, (Gov. Gid's ow"' town) to appoint delegates attend County Con- veu,ion to nominate candidate for Congress- the fol- lowing among other resolutions was passed. The or-- iginal Jackson men in other parts Of the State, tho Times in,ina,es should take hint from this, and act accordingly. The Jackson Convention at this time "Wednesday P. M) coniabulatng for the good of the pa,tv migb, receive the information with ihanks:-
 Reseired That our delegates be instructed i0 toier for such candidates aud such 0niy, have done, and will do most for the of Democracy-ihat they suppor none but consistent deaOcyatnORe bas aRi form friend o the present GdinistrafiOn-a that we are exerlng ourselves for principle. and for men, will support candidate for Congress froms this dsirict but uniform and consistent democrat and of the Spartan band scho adaOc0ted ARdresO JGckSon AT HIS FIRST ELECTION.
 Battle bettceen the IRdions and the P0ies.-It ap- pears from letter received this week from reapect- able Polish emigran,, at New-Orleans, that about 20 of his cOUnirymen. not meeting with any means ot support and totally without funds, departed from New Orleans for Mexico, by la"d through the Texas conn- try. Having no guide, nor Knowledge of the wilder route, they became utterly iosl when they were 6ercely attacked by numerous body Of Indians Ihe Poles had hut few guns, but mantained long a"d bloody conflict until they had killed large "om0eT ol their enemy. They. however, suffered severey' having had of their number slain. and the remsin- ter wounded. Only one POe was able to Teacn New Orleans-L Low;sviiks J0NrR0i.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-02-26

When the by the packet Orpheus reached Washington, the excitement was 60 great that Ii "as with difficulty quorum of either House o( C"ngress could be kept together. It was expected that il would give rise to another hostile ssage from the President in few days.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-28
JOHN DOVE. Chairma,
am AeailaCie Candidate. -"

The Wings IN ofthc States do not know rkat 10
De ihey are feeling the public pulse how it
inc strongest They much loss for an aVaiia
bic candidate to cope with the a,eh Maeican as poor
Cglcbs was in search Of wife.
Gen. VIM. " Harrison is now with some Of them the
Hero Of the Day.Thc Carlisle Herald pronounces him,
TO be the first choice Of Dl0ths Of the Anti-Van Burea
party IN Pennsylc0ajq" The Gettysburg "PeovIe =
Press and the Milton "Adyocatc have also come out
Tor nm large majority Of a late Wing meeting Of
columbia county was in favor of Harrison The Rich
land lOhio) Wing lsuds Mr.. Websler-passes OYER
Judge White cereHoRic-but recommends Ccu Hat-
rson as the raying point Of all the opponents Of Nc
The friends Of Gep Harrison are displaying his ban.
ner in New York. On tie 22d inst the deegafcs from
the different wards Of the City convened at the North
American Hotel, Cen Robert Bogardus ia the Chair
and came to the following resolution:
Rcsoced, That in order ascertain the sense of The
people throughout the State, the suitable tisnc
TOT hoidng the convention, the friends Of General Har.
Iison IN the different counties are respectfully requested
70 attend the deliberations Of the public neefino on 9Th
oil October IN this city either BY appealing delegates
or In any other manner they may deem most pedent
The following gentlemen we're appointed the Execu.
tive and Corresponding committee. viz Gen n 10.
gardus, Col. w w. Tompkins, John s. Bowron John
woodward, Joseph Shafrot Cornelius Harsen Thomas
y. rinckney John A Bunting, Sylvanus Miller Henry
- holster, and Ciarkson Crolius
HE Friends Of General Harrison are at this time 60
n2usy attempting TO break ground in virginia The
FOLLOWING notice has appeared IN the Stanton Spectator
0en. WILLIAM r. HARRISON ~ Ohio 10 The re,t
81 the w. Saios, respectfully fte
room m StauntoD, on Monday The 2h adopt
measures be deemed oSpo1ent nc fu6erancc Of their