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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1836-11-26
EXAMINATION a. \ NETNNss

"a y NJ ~ I'm ~ h ~ = No
jude. i" bat l.. yhlr b'.3nes, air.--,' hat d.
you to,.ow lai lrilord.
Witness. Nothia- particular,
Jadse You d. no. appear Ia Be a man Of prop
rrty-h,w do ylG &c, your 5reAd
Ntaes3. lsonoUi.ta &c, .taf 'ir. iium5et,
the BAKER, sir--and ,o,nc'incs----
judge. stop, sill Understand nay question.
How d you support yJifet#
Ni,he.s, On a ch.i, III, in the DAY ,'me; OH
bed aln,ghi.
Judge. / d. aot sit here to uDile, Are yon
mechanic!
Niteas. No, sir
Jad1c. What ARC you theal
i,tt4ea4. \ Pc by'yran, Ill.
Judge. Il yon do noi auswo. ac, VIII have
you t,hcu c&ieol
Witness. woo,liag thank your honor 70 do
Il, ior lie times arc % h1ai htt / cannot take
care TT myseit.
jade. ioa work around lie wharyes, sup
pose.
Witness. No, SIR you can't ecf around lem
without a beat, and don't oNn oue.
Judge. ibreyc YOU ,.;e an li,e yaanbond.
raes5, You lonor - very low Of 1ctef,
Or y,g would have found that o., afoye.
JUICE. WHAT do you know OF the ease now
before lhe court
''ltroas. Nothing sir.
Judge. Thea Ntl} Do you .taai there'
Witness. Because have 10 ch3ir 10 SIT on.
Judge. 60 abuui your BUSINESS. Boston Ga.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1836-11-26

t5-We are somewhat in arrears to the Argus.
Wen pay him principal and interest 50 soon as
We have nothing more important To attend to.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1836-11-26

TEx,s.-A. HorsroN, Quarter Master Gen
eal Of the Texan iru,, arrived m town y.>icf-
dty aud bring ntelhnencc from tat country "a
ate u, Oct. 18th General Houston, President e.
ect arrived at Columbia, TIE seat 0i : ye'nment
aboutthe Ia. Coagrc-s were ID session, and Us
business IS progre- sag ha1uonilu-y and with all
the regularity ofd iui.y settled Government. The
country Is re-repe en'cd az qUict and calm, at
lordiug remarkable contra oilh H. sitn1tion
preyiIus to the battle of Sln jac uto. Santa An
M had been ree,ed from hi5 mons. Ne lurthei
news Of Importance.
Cop, Of letter adlsc sel 70 the Committce
at Mobile, by Gen. \. Huston, tluuer-Maatef-
General OF the Texas Army.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1836-11-26

The New York Commercial Advertiser add 20
he forcso.ae--"j he Li-'1v g these wars
hould the, escsy be ended-Vill afford flo. u.
.f.5 ct for tie historian. But u should be taNea
100 hand by no ordinary man. 10 addition to the
ofieal detail, t. IS probable that materials Of YET
greater interest may be found among The private
1uual, and memoranda ofthose who have served
IA those CAMPAIGNS. IL indeed from tie loaf-
mails, and private cures. ondeucc, that the mate
rails ioI he history Of these uckIess and bootees
wars. are to be drawn; and pains should be taken
immediately to secure them, LeioEe they shall Ic
lost Or forgotten.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1836-11-26

Columbus, Nov. 10 1886 l9-aU
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-06-04

sion. the siiet;ss. ,mputaiion OF a~ant Of
patriotism or bravery upon the Volunteers
during the late Campaign-From what
repeatedly occurred in our intercourse.
during our trying and arduous service in
Florida. I feel satisfied that you will be
happy in being afforded an opportunity to
correc, any misrepresentation which may
have gone abroad
| have ,hoagh' i. due to yourself. and
the battalion which had the honor to
command during the 'alupaign, to place
the subject before you.
have the honor TO remain
Your obc,icnt servant,
F. II. ROBERTSON, Captain.
Commanding the Augusta battalion Of
Volunteers in the late Seminole CAM
paign.
Major Gen. Scot. u. S. A.
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FROM he Balhaers R.ysSaieen.
A HAPPY IDEA.

The editor Of the Richmond Whig. in
noticing the account Of tho defeat Of San.
IN Anna. says, I'VE congratulate the eoun-
try at the dispersion Of The Mexican cloud
not. Of course. that We ar any other could
feel the least apprehension for the result
of eonfic, with thst feeble power, but
because The genius Of our institutions 10
pacific, and that 80 wish 10 see no moro
Heroes in this land. to attach 10 their per-
sons ,ha, affection which the people should
render al"nc to their constitution anll
laws" so then the cruelties Of the Mexi-
cans. and the bu.chcry Of our own citizens
arc and would be 10 The Editor Of the
Wing matters Of no kind Of consequence
That these have been or may be pat sn
end 10. or be prevented. orc with Him con-
sidcra,ions OF no importance. He docs
MT dcsire that tho country shalt DO sdvcd
from war on account Of the calami,ies i,
would bring upon the people. but wishing
it more To proven. our having any more
heroes in this land. The only evil he
woul,I guard ugains, or avoid is shc having
"f men who BY their devotion 10 the inte-
rests Of the country and the ssiciy Of the
people, arc willing to sacrifice their case,
their health, and the comforts Of home.
and 10 risk their lives in the promotion OF
the one. and the defence OF the other, and
securing thereby .or themselves the con.
idcncc. rcspec. and esteem OF a grateful
nnd hish.nindcd people. How very con-
| sidcrale! Wha. a nohle and generous
scntimcnu And yc, this very editor who
cn,er'ains such holy horror for heroes.
in The very same number Of his paper in
which he expresses those strong feelings
| Of objections 10 heroes, informs Us that il
is the intention OF his political f.iends in
Virginia 10 form an Electoral ticket for
White and Harrison combined. intinating
that the electoral vote will be given to the
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-06-04

Tie saasey .gnraias .ss.ss--T!sc en;crpraing
editors nf thus Journal have really succeeded n
making il a rzammsd saea, the largest wc have
ever secn, measuring sanr fscs by three, and well
stored wi,h valuable and Interesting matter. We
have but objection to ,hr Hsas, and thai is liz
day Of publication, the Editors however defend
themselves for breach os The sabbath, iG no: saiip
tseiesily, a; lcas, ~,th Piaas.baIi,y- We are DOT
convinced eurselres. be, sc wall mol argue The
point. Oar Thin. as quito certain however. that
whoever takea the .se.es viii ges lhc uorsh ss has
,,oney, with saap.c nlcrs,- ], Is pus!saacd in N.
York. ai 50 per amman.
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.NOTICE.'

THE 6rm heretofore existing nu5er De
drm Of CARPENTER 4 R0NNEY, Fl:
eonseqnense Of the dearh Of tie 5olmess
was dissolved onibe lssday of Nay isss.
AH demapds due ~; and 10 the eonessn
viii b attended by .ghe subscribes wbo
,having purchased the enliseiuiersst of the
concern, will eantinue The bns;ihess an lis
own account. The stock on hand HilIbe
disposed OF at reduced prices tbrossh this
summer n,oniis for cash. or 70 fboss Vim
are pDassual in their psyments. Co.asfy
.msrohsnts viii End jr for their ;ntsseSi %
eaH fas hH object is eash@ sad ssxsrs;ns
bis stoeks asshe s determined % put ssodS
to them n a.shade stosecosl =
E. W.. ,BONHEE. /:
June4--lg-H.
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Fsea ;ac Methodist General Conference.
ABOLtTfOSiSM.

The following p.esu,aL,c and Tcso!pi,s;,s rcrr
adopted last ffidsy A!:nraoon. having isc nndef
disscuzsion tao a1ys before full conference, and
u crowd Of sps cta;ars, Notuiths;ani.n. The sub
ect uss exciting It's character. and ol s:ea; ,i
portaacc "a The cha.ch, and IN the bolc ocna,ry
and The discussion O! IL .ai extended :l':oast 'oGs
different ssssisns. vel the conference remained
generally paseni and calm To 'lsr aoi Nna VAC
car but hope thai cxPrss"n oi iis op' ''ohs ."
strong and deliberately anate, viii h'pr taneh IN.
Hurucr wt,h ali reasonable rcihrrn, who hare
unfortunately engaged In the visionary and mus
chic sous ,.roirct Of msdrrn abolrtionissa The
hrs, tcsoi1tion passsd ~ voic Of l!2 10 ii. The
sccoad .csoiassou Sss divided iato Two pafts. aud
the votr xas taken Erst oa u,c part sh,ch cIprrS-
scs decides opposition to motrrn abolitionisn-
.yes ;al, ss,s il. On u,c second part 81 'i,c ~.
sola.oa ~i,e!, dscla,ns all right, w,,h or ln,s "a
ton 10 interfere with iar csvd and political rcls-
ton between master and slave !, exists IN tho
slave. holding s,s.rs tho so'r ~as s:,ll sisongcr-
ares iS. na,s soae, The press,tic and the :rso-
luioa pssl the whale. ALSO passed hy large r,a.
jor:tiea.
Copy of preamble and resolutions adopted By
tie Gcnerai Conference OF tho he!i"dt'' EP'se"-
pal leharch an r~sard 10 modern sboii'ionisu:
Whereas srra, excitement, has prrvs6ed ihis
eesn,ry on the sub,cC. Of modrrn abolitionism
which u reported 10 hare been inersrd ia 'h's
city reerntiy, BY lh~ unla,uhah!e conduct a! two
members Of the General Conference, in kctusns
upen and in tsros Of that sgi,a,n. topic; and,
whereas, such q course on the psrt OF anJ o: its
members .r calculated TO bring upon this body The
suspicious aud j,s,raat Of skc community. aud
snisfrp.essni It's sentiments ia regard 10 tho point
At iss,ir and whereas, in this aspect Of The case,
due regard far its own character, Is wc!i as .
Just concern Tor the acsrsts Of tho church. eoH:'
ticd 10 it's c,.o. demand iaii. decided. and nnc-
qu,vocai expression of TIC views o. TIC Gcnrra!
Conference ia tho premises: therefore,
Resolrsd BY ta1 deiesai.s Of iAs aHnasi eoafr.
esees, IN General eeafsreaee oss.n1'd. That they
disspprovc. in tho mos! unqualified Sen@c. Tic con.
duct nt two INC .,,bsts Of the rnrra Con', ,f~ncr.
who are iopo ted TO hare lcc,nrcd in tins c'y rc.
GENTLY u,on and favor of m".rtn ah''li',on'sn.
Rssofred by sAr &eiegs,ts Of iAc annual e'rjr-
,ac1s in Goaerai regie5ea1s essfinS'sd. that '.cy
a.o decidedly oppas d 10 modern sbui,onsn, and
wholly dtsc!sr, right. w,s!,. or intention. 30
interfere in the cy aud political ,riai.ons between
master and slave, ex!sts IN the slave holding
states Of this Union
ReselrtG. By he dsi,gaits IF d, "n#aal confer
esses. "a Gsatrsi coajss'aee asssmsir". hat tic
foregoing srcaa.hIc and resoins'o"s be published
in our periodicals.
TnoH,s l.. Derola.,. Sfs =
Cisss;ssai.,, o., May, IA, 1896.
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A .fair 6x5isess fransaetioa.-A fellow
was engaged to q girl In Maine, but liked
her sisier better than he did her. Wish.
ing to be Of with the old lore before be
was on with The nev. be asked his bctro.
thed what she would lake 70 release him
she replied that sbou. sixty two dollars,
she Thought, was as much as he was worth
whereupon be ponied up the dust. took
quick claim. and married the sister.
Roasa Post.
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The pin, host:,i,:cs Of the Creeks, and the 81
multaneeus ,isiag Of the Rirers, aept'vcs our pa
nc, this week Of its usual variety We have been
from these causcs, w,,houl mail from the South
for some days, and consequently arc unable TO say
any thing Of wha, is going on relative to the Indian
wars. The water has been so high as To rcndcr II
inpsac.icsb.e 90 bring the malt over at any .imc
during the week until Thursday lsst, and ,hrn, in
consequence Of the fcshrs sui! further South. they
brough, us nothing special interest, All that has
come TO hand of the eas; Importance will te found
in our columns.
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From the Georgia Courier.
ArarsrA. Ala.

At0rsTA, Nav .b, 1o.}b
!&r'-Every officer mus, be aware al
the jealousy with which soldier regards
his reputation. You have. no doubt been
Informed of the imrress;on which has
been produced by your Official commune
cation Of the 3Gsh u't. in which The cx-
preston good troops mot volun,ccrs")
is used.
have never. thought, for moment.
tha. you intended TO cast. by that cxprcs-
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Rain, rain, add sneh rain, VIC have never bad
within our recollection CSc it remembered VIC arc
no, ia our ieens)- We haze, il IS true, witnessed
as long spell oil weather" frequently. nav more,
w have seen many ssieasthy spell Of aest weather,
baf never, never such quantities OF wairr as have
fallen at intervals the course Of this Spring
Ahsns th:ce wee since wrrc VISITED by mini
ature r!uee The rain :rll for ,h &C fousths oi an
hour only, but IL dad no, fall IN drops. it was dense
column Of water, 6ine no, ONLY The dtehcr 10 over
flowing, bat innnda,lng the whole steel, md ear-
rying ty IT'S force heavy pieces of timber. bsdea
number Of cotton bales and pEos,sa,ing all ,hc icn
cex tisa, ,hsraaacd 10 impede its course. Since
thea, we have had sacecsaien Of foods, during
which wc are saiisScd. small boat might hare
sailed from ono x..ccs N another. Our river hes
riscn considerably several tines bnt this weck
caps The climax Although /, lss, no, bern as high
AZ il has bcen within tkS memory %. the nirsi
iahahisants,'' We, il has been high ennosh TO drs.
troy all i isbours Of the rcasan. Of uui river plan
ters, all the p!nu,a:iens on the rivcr having bcca
unicr water This wiIi b. srripus less 20 many
as is 800 late uo 20 make crop Of cotton, though
we understand somc o: them iuIead trying tho
pertinent
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-06-04

The New York papers announce the
death Of the Hon. Edward Livingston
our late Minister 10 France. He died on
Monday afternoon. a, his scat OF Rcd
Hook. nf.cr short ilucss. induced by
drinking Geld water, while heated on Sun
day.
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NOTICE.

THyEiE sucing creditors of. Nc D: G.'liek, and
Ill ,hosr disposed 10 accept dividend o. .,t ms
estate under his schedule Of the 10th Apni ieso,
are hereby no,iiied 10 prescn. tcit claim. to tne
subscriber properly authenticated on or before he
s,., d,x of sepiemb-, next, ii which time distri.
button or the funds recovered will be made
THOS J. wRlGHIS AsHgnee
June 4.-19o
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MARRlED-on Sunday evening last. BY shc
Rev. Thomas Berry, Mr.. ELISHA ADeusHsos Of
Gces., 10 Mhs MAsdAaEr Rooshs Of shis District.
- On "Wednesday esenine 9Th uh. BY the
Rev. 8. w. Cspers, Ms. JAsxs 2. R,ensouae 70
Mrs Am RAs, ali Of Sumter District.
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In Blackwood's Magazine, in note ap-
pended 10 an article on Foreign Policy,
&c. &c read the following curious state
meat. There is q secret connected with
the indemnity sentiment which nc will
take this occasion to iisburdcn ourselves
-oe has blundered upon 1t. AIier tho
Three Days OF July business, Lafayette
had actually acccedud 10 The wishes Of The
Republicans, and consented to .be namcd
First President Of The French Republic.
Before proceeding 10 the Hotel dc VILE.
where the party "crc assembled to inau-
eurn,c him, the General called on Ms. .Rives
The American Envoy. worthy, sensible
man. as wc can testify from personal ac-
quainiancc, who had groat influence over
him, Monarchy trcmbied in, the balance.
and France was within tuo.hours Of q re-
public. when lhc advice and exhotta,ioni
81 Rircs, who pointed out the perils Of
The undertaking. and tho wan, Of duo cle-
mcnls in tl,a. country 10 constitute pure
dcmocralicgoycrnmen. decided the vcte:
ran patriot. He repaired to tho Hotel do
Vile. ami. TO the astonishn,rni rs well as
rage OF his par.isans. presented Louis
Philippe 10 the people as the neiltr des
rep4tdgses. Louis Philippe was graiefui
LIN his way-hc saddled his dctt upon
France al The rate Of twenty-five millions
Of francs Of American Indemnity. Thus
Rires accomplished in . few months what
tho acute Gallatin had failed in, snd Ame.
rica had negotiated txenty years for in
vain. The claims were but Flemish ae-
count after all. but. having contracted
France ough. to pay"
I'VE do not hclicvc word Of this state.
enLl-AEsusta Cons.isutioaali,f.
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D.sK OF CAHprs-Thc Stock Of this Bank has
becn changing hands pretty freely this week At
prices varying fssn ten TO seventeen dollars as'
vance, PEI share.
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WET NURSE WANTED.

Liberal wages viii be given for wss aursc
Of good character aud healthy; one without
child wcsld bc preferred. Eaquire Ct IAis
Office.
May li-l6--tf
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NOTICE.

.NUINE.
Those ;ndeb,edD M'Caskn & Roasss, os
note o. aceouni. "a 1888 4 aud s are rs-
qucsaa to make payment, % q b desirshIs
70 close the hooks Of thateonsern.
r. M'cASKHL-
/ Apeil 9-lI-,f--:
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HORSES2WA ANTED.

small gentle, acase snd easy EoiEx
n. horse. and one. Of ordinary size, Sf
similar. quality, for which liberst priees
will be given Apply insmedilisly st
SHANNON & M'DOWALL.a.
juno 4:-I4s.-a.
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FOR SALE.


TINE Subscriber informs his fisnds
l. and shePublir. tina, he has tsksu In
House formerly oceuried by J. Goodnaa.
and moro recently by J. ]. Exum ssH
Hotel id tke Town Of Camden. and nssE
The Conr, House. where he is prepared %
receive company. and asttsrs hiuhssh hihst
hose Who favor him with their conpsay
viii bu sasis6ed with their aefommoda-
lions. 4. X. RUFFlN.
May 2a--20::..f. -. (.
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SAFE or HORSES.

SALE OF HORSES,
ON Saturday the Alb f-Jans ssst VII
be sold beEore the Court House ia Csmdens
q, 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. four. HORSES, ona
credit TO the lst Of January nsxt.
PurchaserSto 10 give notes With approved
security. with interest from lhc day ofsale:
May 2S-l6-b.
For SALE.
A :nea. light one horse wagon, with .
IA tnp and harness complete
Far terms apply to
RrHoRNT0N at,ho posi- oAes.
May 9l-l7-h
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Tailoring Establishment

6lsUElHS HStdudlSAaHeht.
THE subscriber grateful for ils liberal
share Of patronage received since bin
commencement ia The falI, hopes BY etoss
application and areadipessro plsEse sB
who may eaH 10 meri, . 'eon6uuanee Of
The same. His wors will be executed
with neatness and despatch. and b The
most fashionablc manner; his prices Will
be moderate for cash or punetuaa cuseo-
mers.
Wanted one or two boys from A .sei6
years Of agc, as apprentices to-the bssi-
ness.
J., L. BRAstN6ToN.
March as-o
To @A3loEs.
Having beeuauihnrised toscll and teach
the Tailors
MASTER PIECE,
being the complete guido for Instruction
10 tho whole art Of measuring and cussing
according to tho vsriety Of fashion and
form with Pia,es Illustrative Of tAs came,
by Scot, e. Perkins, (suceessoss 10 4. =.
Taruezs,) reporters Of fashions and tea-
ehers ef cutting garments st New FORK.
The above system can be had with alItho
necessary articles belonging ,hereto II
application be made to The subscriber.
J. L. B.
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We are indebted to the Pol;seness OF the HON
JAMES RoerRs, for several valuable congfess'0na
documents.
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The American says-"Mr. Livingston
was in his I'D year; and the last time we
saw him, not many weeks ago. he tslked
with all the anticipations and apparent
health Of q youthful sportsman, about a
trouling excul sion he was contemplating
to Long Island. His summons has been
sl1or. aud sudden for q moro fearful jour
ney."
Mr. Livingston had filed. during his
life, many imnorlantond conspicuous pub
lie stations. We remember 10 have beard
him. forty years ago, making speech in
the Hause Of Representatives Of the Uni
ted States (of which he was then mem.
bcr from The city Of New York. againss
submission to the principle Of impress
men, Of American seamcn.
Subsequently to this. Mr.. Livingston
filed, for year or Two, ,he,highly respon-
sibIe Office Of Mayor Of the city Of New
York.
No. long AFTER filing that ofice,' he re.
moved to New Orleans, and engaged ac.
lively in ,hc profession Of the Law, 70
which he wss bred. Some fourteen years
aga. Mr. L. vas elected q Member Of The
House Of Represeutasises from the New
Orleans district, and afterwards Senator
from the STATE Of Louisiana, the duties Of
which station he continued TO discharge
until. on. the resignation Of the incumben.
i'm 1891, he was appointed Secretary Of
State.
His late mission as the Diplomatic Re-
prcseniatiye Of the United States to France.
viii, rs incidents, Is fresh in the memory
of all our readers.
Bu, the claims Of SIr. l.. 10 grateful
recollection DO not rest upon The services
rendered by him in Official s,ationA His
Codes Of Law and Practices founded on
! Justice, tempered BY humanity. and bear
ing thoughuui the impress Of their author's
| character for enlightened philanthropy;
! would suffice. alone, 10 cloihe his memory
! with honor and respect for ages 70 come.
In private life, his urbanisy, kindness oil
heart, and liberal hospitality were snch
as to adorn The high stations which he oc.
cupicd, snd 10 add grace to his MORE solid
acaGiremcnis.-faf. faseiEgeaeer.
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Wanted 10 Hire.
June 4--ia-.tf

a Cook tor as,nali faniay, Co which The.
II raj Rases viii be given. Apply q tiis,
Office.
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indiyiduslEho may appear 10 be the stron-
gest He.gives us distinctly tonnders.snd
thatbe will give his support 70. such >
ticket; and talks largely Of the Immense
popularity Of hero Harrison insthc Wes-
tcrn Counties OF thai. State from which
It may be fairly inferred shat he expects
he will receive its electoral vote. Here
now is a wonderful display of consBten-
ey. He is so utterly opposed 70 heroes,
TINT ne wished "to. SEQ no more Of them
in this land;" and YET bsis willing % gise
his support 70 sucha man nby name, though
NOT in reality. Perhaps, however,. Il is.
only heroes who haverendered services to.
the country Of greatimportance, 10 whom.
he Is opposed. and nss such ss the petii.
coA. hero, Gen: Harrison. This may ac-
count for his willingness 70 support Gen.
Harrison. while he esciieWs her9es, and
wishes to see-no moro Of shem ID. the land.
Well; there is no dispusing abour tastes.
Every oue has right TO. judge his ovn
motions, and pufsde bis owa coursr; bbt
we strongly suspcet that lbe nan1bsr Of
those who will be foaad 10 agree with the
editor-of the Wing 10 his notions and in
pursuing lhe saa,e COURSE. will be, coHpa.
rafi,eay speaking. exceedingly small.