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The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1835-10-10

Dung erortations ofhe late Wm .Nsrin'
d. D.-1he following paragraphs, writ.
ten by the late DR.. Nevins, Of Baltimore
a few days before he died, were the las,
productions Of his pen.
VINE al the Sacremem. 1.-THE catEo.
lies have never taken greater liberties
with the bible, nor any Of the boldest and
and widest interpreters OF that abused
book, than those misguided men who have
of late begun TO disuse and to contend fol
the disuse of the wine at the sacrement
How are the common people ever to be
Yeconciled to such an Interpretation,
even if the learned could be ! Good
people, when they hear Of this new con.
troyersy, are beginning to wish The temper
ance reformation had never taken place
and verify lift is to deprive US of an ordi-
nance of the new testament and leave US
bu, half q sacrament, 1 hartily concur
with them"
Conirorsrsy among Christians. ns.--"There
are other reasons why Christians should
pray that the Lord Of the harvest should
send forth more laborers, besides those
mentioned by Christ, and among them j
recon this one, that many Of the laborers
have leA of work and have converted the
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NEW
Fall s. Winter Goods.
J. RurrOugh. Jr. & Co.

u. BNTFOUSH, JE' "a OV'
A RE constantly receiving from Part
IA ners in New York, fresh supplies
Of Seasonable Goods, and have this day
opened, complete assortment OF thibet
and merino cloth, circassans, bombazets,
silk and cotton vevets, diapers, lineus,
cotton batting, stout satinetts, do. cassi-
me,es, Farmers cloths, cloak cloths, thi-
bet cloths, with variety Of other goods,
all of which have been purchased the
present week with Cash, at Auction, and
will be offered at very low prices.
Oct 10.
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Court Of Probate, Uarren, r.. l. September
IAN, 1885

DANIEL RELLEY'S ESTATE.
VEycHEREAS the Executor on the Es.
w tate of Daniel Kelley, li,e Of Warren,
deceased, has this day presented his Sc cond ac-
count for examination AMI allowance.-It is
ordered that the consideration thereof be re-
ferred TO n Court Of Probate TO be holden at
said Warren, on the End Monday Of October
next, and that previous notice be given TO all
concerned, by publishing this order thee sever
al times in the Northern Star, at which time all
persons interested may appear and be heard.
3. RAND iLL, Probate Clerk.
Sept 10.
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DORIC
FIRE PLACES.

e. w. BUEsR,
.Agot for The sale Of the Patent Do,ic Fire
Place or anthracite Coal burners,
En- AS just received new supply oil
IL these valuable Crates, Of entire
new and beautiful patterns, adapted to
Pafors, Sitting Rooms, Churches, Halls,
and Stores. This Crate has been much
improved and ornamented the past sum-
mer, and is now offered to the public as
an article highly ornamental and useful.
Persons intending sitting Crates the
present season, are invited to look at the
Doric, before purchasing, and are inform
ed that Crates set early in the season,
wil need no resetting another year, as
the cement will have ample time to hard
en- before the season approaches for ma
king fires in them,--and further, that
those purchasing early will not be called
upon to pay for them any sooner than
those who delay.
Warren, Sept 26. 3w.
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Ship John COggcshall, Macy, for Pacific Ocean.
sailed from Newport I'd inst
Arr at Charleston, 27th. brig Chapman, Thomp
son, from this port.
At New York, 5th, ship American, Child, for
Savannah.
Sailed from Nantucket, 9th sloop VIM Penn,
Munro, Bristol.
Arr at Bristol, I'd, ship Golconda, from Boston.
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"M. II. WHEATON
ENXPECTS to receive and open on
LIZ WEDNESDAY NEXT, at the LONG
ROOM, general assortment Of SEA-
SONABI.E GOODS. Oct 10.
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Arr at Fall River, 4th, brig Union, Place, Of
this port, Ia de from Pictou, for Somerset. Lefi
brigs Paragon, and Agenors, for Providence, in 8
days Came out Of Cut Of Canso, in co. with
ship A,iicus, Burr, for Fall River.
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The floating Light Boat Of the Five Fathom
Bank will be removed from her station for repairs,
on or before the 5th Of October.
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Warren, Oct. 10, 1885.
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IEAIIFAX


f" De seen from the proceedings which we TODAY
Pnoish, that portion of the Republicans Of HeGI53y
county went into meeting, at their last Court and no.
lhAled as the candidates of the party Alessrs John
we understand no opposition Whggery cannot breathe
ia uIlt republican atmosphere dRuale Observer
DEMOCRATIC MEETING-Bp Halifay IN
Az meeting OF a number of the friends of the nro
sent Administration, at Halifax Courthouse the t13d
harch, 1850, tor the purpose of nominating candidates
10 present the county IN the Legislaure-C
i,Sd pftls was called to the Chair, and Thomas H.
AVeIett TO act as Secretary
Aiter few remarks, the objects of the meeting
ana short conversation between several gentlemen "a
10 TIC best coesse " he adopted in Tive selection of can
ddntes il was
Res9lg &c, :, That John r. Edmunds, James Medley,
archibald Glenn, Capt. Henry Wilson and DR. Thomas
Johnson, be appointed Committee TO recommend two
caiuiualcs to represent ia the next LEGISLATURE
Inc committee after having retircda fsw minues re.
commended Nscssrs JoHN Il. CARRlNGroN and TuoH,,a
u COLEMAN. The Chairman then announced 10 tLe
meeting, that it would be in order for anv neron
10 nominate other candidates, in addition to those pro-
posed by the Committee and that the voice Of Tho
ing would be taken between them
NO other person having been nominated. the nomina
iy approved.
RcS0ired That Thomas II Averctt James Medley
Henry Wilson, John X. Edmunds and A. Glenn be an
P0lhted as Committee to inform Messrs Carrinptdn
u Coe"h OF thcIr nomination., and request their ac-
.Resotred, That these proceedings he SIGNED bv tho
chairman and Secretary, and forwarded TO the Editors
OF the Richmond Enquirer, Danvilc Observer and Pc
eTsDufg Constellation, for publication.
The meeting then lourned
ELISHA BELTS, Chairman.
lHoMAs 1T. AvERETr SecTctary.
MIR. Coleman has accepted the noninationMr Ca.
eept
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provemenis by the judicious application fhc Veto
He inflicted two fatal and mastery blows on the Bank
which ought 10 mmoralize him. First, the veto on the
Bank bill, which had passed Congress lust too before
e period OF his reelection, when he by that act
lie was regardless OF any consequences to HIMSELF but
was determined TO do his duty TO his county at ali haz
ards Secondly, by authorizing the removal of the de
postcs he deprived the Bank of much of power gave
the people opportunity of recovering from The soc
before the charter expired weakened the force of
the convnlson In BE- produced thereby.
lie has made II his determined policy discharge the
Natonal Dcbt, and has succeeded totally aboiishin
The dcbtj aud stand solitary instance aInonS
the nations of the earth of large and rapidly
Government free from debt
lie has secured to citizens claims tu, b, Other
hatohs' 10 large amount, many of which had been
1nsucccssiuly sought for by his predecessors in Of
fee. Having determined to ask NOTHING bnt vbn,
was right, and submit IN nothing that was wrong
ne has succeeded, beyond all expectations i'm ali
his negotiations. DO not let us forget AMONG The
number, our claims upon France First he secured
treaty by our interchangeable Minister Mr. Riycs: and So
conuy alter It's rejection by the Chambers il turns out
Message, the French people and the government saw
the effect second lection would have not only unon
their commercial interests but upon their national no.
nor, and 1t seems are about to pass the bill
Thus you perceive, Feow-citizens every act of I'm.
present administration has been crowned with success
on looking around for carry out the prn-
cpes OF creed, whom will you look To- for aid and
ADVICE Will 1t be to those who have always opposed
US; tnose VINO nave advocated opinions variant from
tions' ~ "e
ou accept the pfotereu AID OF the blue lipht Fee
deraliss, and the rcdhot Nullfcrs? Do Won beev ;f
the nhtgS mad now the ascendancy the country they
would condescend to accept of our ranks Do
you NOT believe, they had the power they would elect
Clay or Webster? Most certainly they would
Does not therefore, become you beware how Won
necePt any ara or advice from such Beware of
the Wings Beware of the Wigs!
ms new device OF running upon Judge White, is
ceeP schce to mlsead and deceive you They care not
Tor r WHITE at heart; they hate and abhor him Out.
warmly they profess love and admiration and that too
Tor man who differs with them much as 7rhitc does
IRON "4ch rely upon IT. Citizens, they only
White 'cdshed is only AN outward gloss they have mn,
on TO conceal their hideousness and deormity They
wish to divide the Republican party they wish to ret
inc election INTO Congress- they again playing their
old game OF intrigue and management" Again would
say, beware OF the Whigs-the Hhte-washed Wings =!
MATHEWS.
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no hope Its charter it TWO YEARS AFTER It's
expiration to WIND UP, which goes ONE YEAR into
'ne next term; and If you have a BANK PRESIDENT.
you wiu probably have a Bank fastened ON YOU FOR,
Is EN- Nothing but the Veto saved us in 1881 and il
may DC so again II will probably apply for chorer
agi IN the midst of the storm which they will cor. rive
10 raise They cannot be compelled to collect their debts
until 1917, when we shall have President
In defending the Administration against unjust as
sau's, am not to be understood sanctioning every
c every word Of President jackson and the Adnnisr-
uoh nave no doubt, that there are abuses naturally
attaching to the different branches of the Government
winch require the watchul eye the People TO detect
an rom the President Ia the humblest supporter of
ms administration, would gladly correct But let ius-
we DC 1oe 40 not consider Me election of UhigS the
great Po"cGt PNaCE4t for curing all the esiis attending
ne r9eerameat. tbs not The proper medicine 1 have
houghtt was due to myself and the cause am engar-
cd m 10 say what have DONE and actuated by no per-
sonar opposition TO our very worthy late Delegate have
personal attachments destroy political independence;
nut let every man come to the polls and exercise the
right OF suffrage as a Freeman,
April q, 1885. f. FONTAINE
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On the night of tho l7b u deeply lamentcd by numeou
G"Iaoee, n!i John W. Lewis Of ouhand Mecklenburg va
" ~ which be lived, win long of one Who was lie on
men and example His weight character rayo tone 10 evv
lns whether OF public private nature with which he a 2
ce 10 HIM were united frmnes tempered by mild and ponto
experiment with jucous aud
lection nn fepec! oi" who knew him The freud offers is
HOac 70 departed worth, would do injustice own feelings ana
specially 70 the feelings J.r..e
cdwere he attempt adessbc hc affection which ii
ofawiscand meul Providence hos cccasOned. Wis CODY gill m
be donc Forsoyea yoats lac bad yocd his assent 10 Tia prc
pies and doctnosothe Christian Religion mach In The babis
oiprvae biz closct he wond hold communion
with bis Cod lie haI boen rosamcdb cHrs Of his own
PREPARATION, from participating Of the broken bloo
bis Sasiuu until Ibis last illness, when, his great comfort win
some Of sncaf friends, including faithful servant docared bs
snH. cmnee upon Tie atoacmcn Offered by Christ by receiving
The sacrament Of la hon Supper Tie
cnuiot wl be derived doing a4t words
short time before e expired declared reliance upon God OOH
Tot e Die Tie oil OF The righteous, AVID M
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us This il one Of your horses and you ought
not to object to him. It's do not so much obicc.
70 the horse but il is the riders invited sit
hind, we object to-partculary when believe they
have no liking for him although they profess great
spect But we cannot help the of faith in their
sincerity
MIR. Wiley, like most of the Old School Republicans
doubts the sincerity of the Wings in supporting Judge
Wm,c and suspects deep On; see how
II rs, that they come out warmly in support of man
Tor The next Presidency who advocated and approved all
the measures OF President Jackson for which thcy have
not only forsakcn him, but abused him traitor and
usurper lie suspects their object is only divide our
ranks ard throw the election into the House OF Repre-
sen!atlves where, he fears, shall have one our mo-
dern Wings turned upon He will no doubt there
Fore support the man who he thinks will most proba
ply unite the Republican party be he Judge White Mr.
Van Buren,, Philip p Barbour-the last of whom he
has declared was his first choice
AMELIA.
This Ia not hard 10 might
imagine, The wings prefer ridsSg eakngi and
whose horse they have, f he be sure footed
Or The Editor of the "wh requested to publish the above
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publican Governmcpt--It certainly makes the rich
richer, and the poor poorer Here, for example is
Cotton Factory just built up the Manchester side of
the James River, opposite TO Richmond. Most of the
stock has been taken by the Richmond captalists-
These persons persuaded that they all have right to
vote upon the land which this single erected
and us said that they all mean go the Chcs
erhed Ecchon-bcat the good resident voters of the
county by this manruvrc and keep VIM. r. Johnson in
IL this be good vrte, for one, say, that no charter
ought ever again To be made which carries with Il such
great cxorbitant and 0rstocraic privileges IL is Sc
curing To the rich capitalists of your towns control in
doubtful contest, over the yconanry of the country
appeal tn eve Freeman To arrest this outragc If
ever II should be attempted. Why, we might as well
have Old SarunS Rotten BorOughS among us as To as.
sumo oinvest these chartered corporations these odous
nonopolies, at best in free country, these things
"dodes 'cdoat SOUL with that dearest political pryi
lcge of freeman, viz: of voting for the members of
his Legislative body. What shall one hundred citi-
zens OF Richmond, who scarcely ever set their foot
on Chesterfield, thus control the rights OF the citi
zens OF the county Give hundred men this
power OF voting upon chartered rights and then deny
the People the right of nstructing their servants and
woe be to the liberties of the People This thing must
be probed. This abomnation must be put down |
trust some patriot will step forth 10 discuss
the subject, and vindcatc the purity of the Elective
franchise, as Junius did, IN the of the Commons
OF England, in the case Of John Wilkes If the Whics
are so desperate as TO proceed to these cxtremcs the
vengeance of an Indignant People must hurl them into
the abyss of destruction Who ever dreamed of voting
on Bank stocksand yet there is precisely the same
right-that is, no right at all
II viii be well to look to the subject THE SPY
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By he President:
THOMAS JHrrlnsoN.
Publication Of .Nr. Fan Durcn

n "a.
"tts Editors of the Enquirer
delay the publication letter until iu on the , az
the eectonin Vi.sinia We have
mat II has ben an taer
at az earle. iay AMI q shows npoicnr,
aesnes o t Van Bnr To delay it, appearance long
to a1ectttf elections Ftrgu
and its Arguments replied to-" "
Such Is the very sage supposton of the last Lynch
burg Pirginan 1t is all wrongThe dote Of the letter
IS March Why did no. this wiseacre fill il up with
about the last OF March, when it really transu..:
TO u.s. as well as any prior day in the month The fact
rs, we received the Communication Tuesday, March
3lstand II appeared in the very next paper on f. lay
April g. We did not hold IL up dav,
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FOR TIE ENQUIRER.


"1nc Bduic Cry is apr
n me spirit prevails among the Democrats The
month OF elections has opened we'll The haze is benin
hng TO be cleared away May much of ityei re.
man among US stits We fslly realize the uc that the
contest IS really between the rights Of the Peope and the
or no inSrnotiOasBunk Bank-Fsderalis7n or De.
n0craeg These are the points at issue. Let us all
look to the movements Of the enemyThey arc full Of
straagens and hold false lights and bait us on every
side But will not the people stick their Olrn
assert their supremacy and elect their friendsi How,
many legislators who disobeyed either the known will
oil eIr constituents positive instructions have ven
ured TO go before the people again? Where they have
been hitherto popular and have holds upon the pe
pie, or think that the splitting the Republican ranks
WIN save them, they have ventured How many have
MADE haste INTO retirement while others profess 10 give
place To more popular men of the Opposition psrtv
VINO nave not incurred the odum OF trampling on the
mostsacred OF ali Republican principles? These move
meht may not be seen through in every But our
party throughout the whole State owe IL to themselves
to act In concert and take warning from the movements
OF the enemy every whcrct
VIII any man pretend that Mr. Leigh could oct moro
thana fourth third ofhe fieemen Of virginia TO vote
Tor HIM to the Senatc' And yet he and his party ex
pect tha majority Of his supporters and admirers Is TO
nc electedt The people viii not permit this without
giving up he right OF instruction, and disappearing all
he good which the Administration has done in putting
uo"h Inc Bank-lnternal lmprovements-wastefui
schemes oil Xpcnditure-scttling all long standing
differences abroadand prese rving the Constitution and
prove OF the great mass oge ofthe Administrations
anu VIII they unite with the Clay men Calhounites
Nebstertes the FcdeTasts and Renepades fronnthe Re-
publican ranks and elect opposed our princplesp
No! No! We will follow
NO RLUE-LIGHTS NOR WHITE-LIGHTs.
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"May that God whom we both adore, bless your I'm.
psral Majesty with long life, health and success end
have you always great and magnaninous friend under
his holy keeping.
"Wruen at Philadelphia the thirty frs, day March.
In the fifteenth year of Sovereignty and ndcpcnd
cnce, from your good aud faithful friend
GEORGE WASHINGTON
By Tie President:
Thomas JffrlnsoNn
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TNE POST OEFI1E

The Lynchburg Virginian apes the Richmond Whi,
IN shouting against the Increased expenditures of the
Generai rost Ofhcclt satcs by of burlesquc on
the ''rctrcnchment and economy Of the day that in
tra Clerk hire in the Post Office Department cost
$IOOOO--ln ono, of Cen Jackson's Administration il
exceeded SIS, 000!!" Admit that il was so--are we
mercOrc TO presume the waste and extravaganza which
thcSe wing gentlemen assuming? They ought
TO be aware that there has been immense increase
IN the operations of the Post Office since the present
Administration came into power. Major Barry i'm his
last letter to the II. of Representatives states that
More than thrce-fourths of the improvements made
IN the transportation of the mail since the underso
came INTO the department have been done much below
Inc pro rata expense and the average expense for
poration Is less than at any former period The annual
transportation oil the mail has been ncdrU doubled and
the transportation in steamboats, and stages is near
phaes as great as it in 1920 The number Of post
ohces has been increased from 5000 TO 10 693 The re-
venues arising from hostages have increased more than
fifty per cent"
We were not aware that any such complaint had been
made as the above about the Increased clerk hire But
meeting few days past with intelligent agent of the
r. Departmental this city we asked him about Inc nnn
how many there 'cercand added emphatically "and
yet assure you, sir, that have not now enough 10
transact the business of the office as il ought To be 81
Is amusing TO hear these Wings complain of the expcns
OF the Post OHce-when their Wing Senators CON
trlbutcd to pass bill through their body at the last SEES
SION multiplying the offices in the Departmcnt-creat.
my higher officers, us Auditor, Treasurer &C.
~ Citizen of Page County his acknow edsmont. for
'' 5"eS OF me AH Administration Address
mat We're addressed TO Individuals county gentle
man o Richmond, post pddBut he is afraid ali am,ni
ST thrown awAye Candidates Congress Senate and onsc
tfation. 'F " ' P''s'i' HunniS
u Virginia Democrat" is una voidablv nostnoped
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MARRTAGFS
DEATHS

10 Baltimore, by the Rev. VIM Hamilton Dr. NJ Nonoss P,I
nhio1 Va To Mss facet A. Cochran daughter Of the nte
VIM O. Cochran, ESQ Daltmore " wv ''
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~ M EDlr0N 81 90 t.NouLRrR.

Your ncighbor Of the Wing having said, by what au
thoriy, know not, that the Administration candidate
OF Amelia had declared himself unequivocally for MIR
Buren, rs the next President am authorized and take
this opportunity modeslly to say, it is so; and be-
Ieve that the communication designed for effect
without any particular regard TO that Justice which is due
10 mr Wfcys views with regard 70 the next Presden-
tal election Fouf ncighbof's informant was about as
sincere IN making the communication, was the Whg
ealmus,e on the third Saturday in February, when be
Sho"d support him The rot either rots tian his o,sn
and called upon Mr. Wiley say whom he was or-but
before me second saturday in March he unc
guvocaly for Judge Whiie This is the consistency we
have to contend with, and by that party who calls uu
on as to come out and show hands and say whom
~e are Tor now II Mr. Booker had waited too weeks
fR dtre'opcmeas he might have saved himself this sum
inefsei and then, With assurance he might have
saio of0ip y0ur hands gentlemen and say whom YOU are
tor but not 80 fast, Mr. Bookcr We wait for dereiope
ments Beside, don't relish well this eoingnto our
stable sad saddng one Of our own seeds mounting in
the soac, and saying Come gentlemen get up behind
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Let no man sag chat his Bank is no longer an object
OF jealousy 1T is dcaduud you therefore may be
at rest about 3D. have seen this sentiment some where
&c Ibaf roaying Is L0icr h0H sccDpe DesH :" and
you viii find il true in this We wore told last
Spring that the BQRt rus dead Il spent $4,000 in
die IN 1911 bat in 1916 IL with additional pow
or, pregnant with mischief 10 happy country Can
any man who has reflected the passing events Of the
day, believe that that mighty corporation which has a.
tempted TO role the desncs of ds nation has passive.
y surrcndcfed Why has IL lately stretched ITS net So
widely again, Why haB increased ts loan S2 900 600
from LIST November last TO lst march, (and by the last
Report above FOURTEEN MiN0nein about 3 inonihsJ
and that the gear before 10 s 20 wind up Why this un
accountable course unless II is pJpariag for another
ersnt conrnsioH Fellow-citizens warn you that that
rs its purpose. Let say because President Jack
son VIII continue in Office ONE YEAR after the expira.
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Dror,, E0k the ENC UIREI

" " Virginia Democrat is unavoidably postponed
but shall appear in our next
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Chsstc1fohl u r.. 100. 20 pof ct.
capiiairedcemci NO sales.
Counsr o. ExcuAroE.
North Carolina Bank Notes 2
South Carolina DO. 3
Georeia DO. 5