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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-01-27
Ist = essiOn---2 4th Congress.

SENATE, MONDAY. JAN. ls.-Two
Messages we've received from the Presi-
deut OF the u. States, the one a special
message on the subject of our Relations
with France fer tehiek, see succeeding
col1.mnS)-ihe other, in answer to a reso-
luton of the Senate, adopted on motion OF
Mr.. Clay, calling for information con-
corning the letter from the Duke dc
Brcglie TO M. Pagcot, communicated Gn-
officially to the Secretary of State, and
also the letter OF Nj. Serrurier, which was
referred to in the message Of the Presi-
dent in Feb. last, as containing excep-
tionable language. The message enclos-
cd some correspondence III which the let
ter of NJ. Serrurier appears, but there Is
OILY an explanation of the manner IN
which NJ. pageCt communicated the un-
official letter of the Duke dc Broglie.
The following is the Message of the
President, communicating the above
TO the Senate Of The United States
In compliance with the resolution Of
the Senate the 18th inst. transmit a
report ofthe Secretary of State, with the
papers therein referred to, which, with
those accompanying the Special message
this day sent to Congress, are believed TO
contain all the information rcquested.-
The papers relative 20 the letter of the late
Munster of France have been added 20
those called for, that the subject may be
fully understood.
ANDREW JACKSON.
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like full and ample power as is hereby
given to the commissioners of this colony !;
and to meet at such time aud place as
they shall from time TO time appoint. And
his Honor the Governor is hereby en-
powered, and desired to give unto the
sal d commissioners a full and ample COM
mission for the same"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-01-27
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIF
MONDAY, January IS.
FREACH RELATIONS

A Message was received from the Pre-
sident of the United States, (same as sent
TO the Sonate) TOR rhich see succecding
columns together with a copy of the la.
test correspondence which has taken
place between the Governments of the
United States and France.
The message and accompanying docu.
Qpents were read, and on motion referred
TO the committee on Foreign Affairs, and
90 900 extra copies ordered to be printed.
Mr.. J. q. Adams presented a petition
from the Inhabitants OF Weymouth, Mass.
praying for the abolition OF slavery in the
District Of Columbia.
Mr.. Hammond expressed his regret,
that the hon. gentleman should persist in
presenting these obnoxious petitions he
moved that il BE- not received.
On motion of Mr.. Pinckney, it was re-
ceiyed and laid on the table.
This being the day set apart for pcti-
tions, memorials, &c. a great number
were presented after which, the House
Adjourned.
TUESDAY, January 10.
Several private bills were referred.
MIR. j. q. Adams reported bill "to
aulhcrise the President Of the l.. $. to
assert and prosecute the right and title of
the u. $. to the bequest of James Smith.
son, late Of London, dec. to found at Wash.
ington, an establishment for the Increase
and diffusion Of knowledge among mcn."
Mr.. jarvis offered the following reso-
lutlons -
Whereas, any attemp. in this House to
agtate the question of Slavery, is calcu-
lated to disturb the compromises of the
Constitution, TO endanger the Union, and
if persisted in, TO destroy the peace and
prosperity of the country:
Therefore, Resolved, That in the
opinion of this House, the subject of the
Abolition of Slavery in the District Of
Columbia, ought not to be entertaincdby
Congress.
And it is further Resolved, That in
case any petition praying for the Aboli-
ton Of Slavery in the District Of Colum-
bia, should hereafter be presented, it is
the deliberate opinion Of the House that
the same ought 10 be laid on the liable,
without being referred or printed.
A debate ensued thereon. which was
continued, snullhs House adjourned.
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OF THE

9s6oSe- GsGasS 9sspH6litaH.
Are S2,25 per annum. If paid in adrance a
discount Of % cts ieiH be made.
No paper niH be discontinued until Grrearages
are paid except at the option ofthe publisher.
Advertisements eonspieuousiy inserted on the usrr-
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until forbidden and charged accordingly.
A liberal discount made to those trho adrertise By
the year.
PRINTING
OF all kinds ezecuhed 'cih neatneSs and despatch
at this oGiee-in The building Nc. lbs Thames ST.
IN The rear of the Sarngs Bank. and directly the
counting room Of Henry Bal.
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No man who loves his family, says the
Richmond Compiler, fails to take news
paper.-Truc enough
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PRINTING
MEMOIR OF RHODE-ISLAND.

counting room Of Henry Bal.
MEMOIR OF RHODE-ISLAND.
l7l9.
The general assembly met at Newport
the lst Tuesday of May 17I9.
Present the Gov. Dep. Gov. and assis-
tants, and the following named deputie.
from the towns.
NewpOrt.
WIN. Wanton, speaker, Nath'l Cod
dington, Job Almy, Edward Smith, Geo.
Gouldng, Joseph Whipple.
PrOUidence.
VIM. Crawford, Elisha Knowlton,
VIM. Harris, Richard Waterman.
Portsmouth.
VIM. Sanford, Gideon Freeborn, Jun
Thomas Brayton.
Warwick.
Benz. Greene, Samuel Greene. Rice
Saunders.
Westerly.
Joseph Stanton, Isaac Thompson.
ShOrehdm.
Robert Westgate,
Kingston.
Jeremiah Gould, WIN. Brown.
Greenwich.
Thomas Fry, Pardon Tillinghast.
J0mestoUn.
David Greene, Samuel Clarke.
By Election.
SAMUEL CRANSTON, Gov.
JOSEPH JENCKS, Dep. Gov.
assistants.
John Wanton, Jonathan Nichols,
james Brown, Richard Waterman,
Thomas Cornell, VIM. Anthony,
Randall Holden, John Weeks,
Stephen Hazard, Elisha Cole.
Richard Ward, Recorder,
Joseph Borden, Treasurer,
Weston Clarke, Attorney General.
The colony laws having been printed,
the assembly had so copies, which they
disposed of, one to each member of the
assembly, one to each town clerks office
and the remainder distributed to the sew
eral towns, by vote of the assembly. This
is the first record we have found of the
printing the laws.
The assembly met again at Newport,
June Is, l7l9.
line betDeen Il. Island and Connecticut
Whereas this assembly have been in
formed, by letter from the Honorable
Gordon Saltonstall, Esq. Governor oft
colony of Connecticut; that their Gov
ernor had appointed commissioners to
run the line between the said two colo
nies, with such commissioners as shall be
appointed by this Government pursuant
to an agreement made at Stonington by
the commissioners of said colonies ia the
year 1702. And notwithstanding that
Government declined, some years since,
TO join with US in running and selling the
aforesaid line, whereby all were at great
charge in running the same, yet for the
cultivating and maintaining good neigh
borhood between the Governments, this
Assembly do nominate order and ap-
point, Joseph Jencks Esq. Dep.5 Gov.
of this Colony, Major Randall Holden,
Col VIM. Wanton, Major Thomas Fry
and Mr.. John Mumford, TO be, and they
hereby are nominated ordered and ap-
pointed committee to Join with such
commissioners as are already, or may be
hereafter appointed by the Govern ment
of Connecticut for the running and set
tling the line between the two Colonies,
pursuant to the agreement made at Ston-
nington 1902 and the said commissioners,
or the major part of them, meeting with
the commissioners Of Connecticut, and
they running, and agreeing upon the said
line, to be the dividing line between the
said Colonies, and intcrchangsbly signed
and sealed with their hands aud seals,
shai! forever thereafter be and remain the
dividing line between the said Colonies
always providing the Commissioners o
tho s,,d c,,I...x g Cx.-.... Il. Al.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT.

BY the Steam. Boat Providence, arrived
early yesterday morning,we were favored
with New York papers of "Wednesday and
Thursday. They contain the Special
Message of the President TO Congress,
seat on Monday last, recommending
prohibition Of French goods into oar Coua-
try, and the entry Of all French ressels
into our Ports
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ijr Uoyfk's Rcp0rf On TENS.

We hare received the Documents accompanying the
Presidents Message 0! The a2i inst They conss! CT III
letters addressed by Henry NJ hlnrht, (tne Age' "p
racd TO collect information relative to IcXaS 10 'Ne
SECRETARY OF S!a.e They extend from tic ian Au&us'
to the li:h Sep;cnlbcr.Mr. Merritt estimates very hi4hF
the resources Of Texas. lie cntrrtans no doubt OF "i
capacity effect her Independence 6nt hestates e
councnanr her recognition by the United states d" u"
ollowa extract closes his correspondence, aad, III TACT:
gi@es the spirit Of the wiioe:
The United States have, III common VITA every
o:hcr nation a right enlarge their resources u! ''e
proper requirement of territory, the extension I'll 'e,l
commerce. tie increase OF revenue, and tie pr'ih"l!"
of iuccs but as an offset To this: III reference 10 te
prescnt question: may be considered The douo;!nl pc!
in the application et the rule from the infancy OF eH
as the uncertainty Of her ability to Continue her e!t"',s
TO the full fruon of tiecdnm, the custom OF h'ua'S
not TO interfere with cobeigeen;s, and The con'tn'i"
between tie United States and Mexico: which nc"2aes
The establishment Of friendly relations upon linn oaS''
"ThesG and other considerations referred 10 III my
fGrler communications. cnas:lta, the reason lot F'HS
n:r in EXPRESSING tic opinion that Texas Is now capable
CT rrjir!rr the obligations ri az independent nAi!o
Tie rigid course # duty, which requires a c@i'%G
statement from facts prevails over ,.'''I,
PROMPT different picture; and though regard i1' !;,'
sc,,sc OF national integrity and desire l" 'ta;'i'''
their strict exercise by The United staes may Justly IL"
law tie crid far enrolling Texas in Tie list ol nations
her citizens and these w'!o participate 10 ''e p''af
of her cause may be corsocd by the cefaih'y 'st'
without the aid of GRy Government, tic career oil pony
cal freedom, which is extending throughout lie w"Eit'
will OF lis speed accomplish what CAUTION no" "!'
nclds. w -.
FOREIGN pol:cy the conventional faith OF nations OF
the ers Of Nc xico nav delan Texas lingering IN ieE
embryo state for many years; but the iern"ty u 'e
the e.no;cness of Ter situaton which alioras an aS
from the angry subjects that often agltae the
and Southern paris CT our country and, above all lhe
| current o. emigrat!cn which through The white J"
looks like the a"cn Of tie oppressed ci all
ing to build up free a!tars in new hensPG''e' ''s'
dscnlhra her By mora! force which no power nor 20
can
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7bahns, lire l@l!ef-neeHl!n my oplin "
L, additional restrictions, especially such as may have
tendency r0ior he great practical reform Of sup
fr,,Si.:i a. IL :... ness. E.r'. "c Tie T":cs II
sTgoti -: !:a:...5 +, .;&: =: - :'r!!L. ih pa
vale transactions, rcrar:i! :" specie. iH moi think
the Government ::..i b. i:.i.tiI i; Refusing !I:Cm IN
public collections aiiny, cr u god and silver SHALL
by The previous suppression cf sa?i! notes, Lave taken
the place '!lr:' G'i.rI"!!y 81 p"p', currency.
Villa! has appeared - Elr s's 10 te done Under eS-
l*ng circumstances, is, frY sion and modification oi
Iii" Ifint :"s:t:::"! II 1916 adapting il Ia The present
c;;''.n i 'irIs az: e: ;irE hal 81 >n'.s q" '!'-
liz! a''::rr ~ ;!e it.t,G :>t's .iirr "r customs.
prb:'1 and p:'r;:Sr, !'l be receive only ~ gold
a!i si:""r y; Tia rr'"s Il banks ra!4 ,lana in
g":'i ua si':- bet AZ" i.' :iE,.iEL restriction us I"
sIci n;rs. " =; t'., Gi:,ry' aud sp
rc*I {" i!!r *:a:;t :G.:. ,sss$. ara ivr,ky rE!are
tile *tcic c!;cat.r; t.a :::,; the ,assage ii lie
law no notes /" L: received pubic cU;!cG"ns at any
BANK lI"rgh Spccl". paji:g bauk, which shall issue
bills or mics o! less denomination than FIVE dollars.
aud lie AZ" prohibition 10 sc gradually extended, (a!
los" .n5 d"r t.r "r he c!aI3r.) fist 10 the PAPER
banks issuing Iii, O: lass Denomination than do:
ias; aT EHaly. b t!iat OF baks issuing bills
# 4 less denomination then twenty dollars would
add ais" tIis ;4:li n:tat,'r, ii:a The
G si"c!c-plylng hanks Of The above descriptions should
IL r"ctvtG Unless They such the banks in which
ley ~rr. To be d. !ted, s!u:!d agre to pass 10 the
credit 81 Tie United States cIEh obtaining thus Gou
bic EIa'a!cr !r liz" smG:sE and safety u: The p"b'ic
colo c'i" al" .h:g lie ~ hole transaction. |" every
practical i:!fgua', ,G!:"ul 10 i"y m;rrt i'll spece.
y Inra,!Ec q It's s!Ld w"uII IN my opinion, h:$t
satisfy he Inglr* g.! nil :, public Interests Inrorcd
WHITTIER 4! TIE II vcru,': IL, CARNEY TOR hc general
business {! IL" Community Had would conform II the
sense I'll Tie county st argc have drawn up, Nh
!rrs:icEi irs"utI"r, iui:t!r! urnn and ruGudyirg
tics" VIEWS hut tr:a. r,:s>rt rs question I'll
DIR, iii p'@"Irg Al l.arg before c SENATE at the PIE
sent m":."!. ii.!j. l.: dg .tr !iUcriy u! read
ing il 10 tic +"n!le and mi ciIyrsiGiiy cv"rm 10 any
suggestion! .ch ily Er SHADE 10 lie GIst !aIner Of
GI>jiIetng al u.
Iile call "a! BE ayes a;., noes on The second reading
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in behalf Of The same obiact-by Mr. Stanusd. Of Rich
uri Binus &c MA. e color for leave reI:uu E lie
.:::o--E: NJ Fisher Citi2..s r. zen riiirty.
ask. Tie al,. a. .:.c ir.= atLr t. L ..;a. :.,.!. .cr5
burr iroun, Hia,rv i'm i.sl,, .cr:; Ia Chaf!. ION
in Saravii5 cnruiy and Other r., Ids thiaurh c WEST
ern part Of Tic S;ate-Ey Mr. MARSHALL q ciliz" Of
Farnricr far Rank n W3rreIion-ly ,tr RiycS Of
c:lzrns r. AIIrnnra and o,Irr ,u1tc:. Ii Bank il
,hs ,u., 81. So,,..;I,
piIs ,,o.o1 s,,i,n.;; IT,, ,.lo,k rs +. ouSnn ccuu
=, ,o dri yrr =. JI,. ~ ,,.,i i've nr:.-iral will or
~ &c., ,. i '.; ~ -, I.:I.a E.;,i and
u, -. .. " .,y,,., .,,. ,.;o,I
'.. = ,I' n:.'. '':' ' -77,,.I u,.,,on
I-..'ncrr.,;nr Isaac Ir.trrn way
,,.'. :. w. i;.'..r
,;M ~" " :. . 80 -" "a; 49,. ''"''>'
~ '''"-' ~ '"','' ........ ,.o:
',":, -, - ",',a W 'o,' ,,,.,,
= JS' .'o'''.' - .i 49,, 49, 'L or,I;r
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.tars soica&;d Prizes n H"y's.
y5r~i,sz;. STATE Lottery. No. =,
To IL dfNlTn vi JHNuVTy, /
.,T.IrICE.. ItplTAJS

nAGXp'cE>T CAPITALS: ,coo -
s2o GOO ;0oG5, Goa, 3llo 3,OOo. $500, 1000, 50
.;51 , ." Co., cac 5000, &C. &c ). all amount
In t. si- nearly Ial n'!I'9r 81 ,%rE so3o.
h"s GtSs vii J;bcSss s' of srs 10. 5
ccTi'Hca'c ~ W. ;5 Nagr Of quarters, So 3D. GER
crF'cs'r o. 10 rs ,:-Sing* tickets OILY $40, halves
5, quarters Ioc,;ss f., sale by The package G., single
'IicEr;y; i.a ni.L;cfy NOYT,
' i he yirsna Lottery Once directly under the sign
Of The F.gp. vino has and is selling 1"'Fe Capital
prizrs llan any other ventsF in the kno@n ~, world
~ q, d.rs for Tickets iTon, any part OF the u"ea
~ -, Mail or otherwise enclosing cash or f:Ize
,;cte:s tnnL!y received and esec"''d BY Ts.a5 ;
n,ai With the same prompt attention a. ":soaal apPit'
na,on. and the result given l"ien Tequcsteu) ';'edi'
aiHy ate; "d ''s "'"T Wi5,o.a!fl y. i. s;0{T.
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Esd5N's'tS
E.as!c,.y 1s,ti 6!:cs:.tsi'a@ Office,
RICHMOND, N,EGISI.
SO Is T's &c
T.. IL N.i'uE EE-lE

SO .GIj Capital do business with - X ycaE-a very
l,y !i.,c s:.a 10 start with. and cas- MADE only by
Investing so. -.
u.,r beng made agent by Madame Fortune for di9,
r;I,u,r her iavors throual the whole Southern and
country. presents 10 hia numerous patrons
end the pnbc. splendid scheme for January, i1": ~
i ,o!ir orders be III season. that al! may be SrfvsG Dc
-, .i,Ia - ,J,rrs. D. VI. IlOYT,
P~"'-' E;c4rq0ud Firg;ai0.
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FaH TEE E.T9 ElRER.
T.. Er LrTislGia@E aOir az SrSStOh.

ia ihc Lc4;>'ata"G "O'r "a SrSS"h
4 Win .f G",c!l'ard. takes have TO recommend
Col Ius:Tu ) Watches rs proper person 10 iii Inc
salinn q! Governor for the cusning term S"imc VIII
ask hy does GoDc;'IAnG WING wis.,! {" see Col Wat
kins Gnyriunr o. The State Sandy because Col Vat.
Eius is certainly better calculated - discharge the Gu-
tirs o. lie on:: than any Of his party. Bat says
one, perhaps tie Wigs wish 10 Ct the C"!"n'i on!
c! The -ci:.atura. where lie has been 50 efficient:
not at 81! Tie u hi!a in t:n"c!anL have yir.!
cd 70 the s.a;" 81 things Ter he tr" hcng: and KNOW
nsslrg,.!v a: t!r: must &T5::t 10 be represented
10y a n:al nf he to!on"ls ch"osng As one 9! III"
a::;i.Yan Buren, party perfectly sincere III desr,
ug he election Ct C"lnrI Watkins, !i'rT!nI "!i!
r1ra,r advance ," Interest of the Sale. Ills ACTIVITY
and i:s;,:,s ia!ta distinguish him but above 81: his
L.vo.ia 10 Tie improvement Of '2" Stae-i:is liberal
and anti sectional :irws on that sur"ct and lis accn.
rate and extensive information recommend h!m enp"t'
icsllr al ihis fimc. ! GOOCHLAND WING.
49, sod r.
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Mr. Cahorn as been p:cka- taws III The S"cfr'nr" :
Estimate: .! ;!c Sales Of PnhI: Lands t>c., c-ihc
Globe returns Tie compliment. il shows. ihat sir.
"Calhoun HIMSELF in his report OF l>.', i.%"Cn""
nat-onarc estimates tcn avca.cr IL! - a:
cn!y Mrtc or tour Iicas Of oiarS, and lie cu;in At
mol over sixteen millions"
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The last Uay n Mr IoGr.

The only chance to mike thirty Hcn'ana 1"ists
his year. is 70 apply to l!":t :'r ''cSe' III '''e 'J
which craw. th!s day.
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Died, $a:5!i" 81" ia! ::, Mrs NAvI3'o>, e 'o">o OF
o,ir =. c,ch ,itis" NJ. H.: "U,c wC!'h
ari pic,y iclt nIH apr ci&':': J.: al.
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i!ajar.Gcmcral Gaines has passed through This City
OH his way 90 Washington. He ":&s introduced int" HE
llJasc Gt Delegates "Wednesday Ls!.--T!!" General
was in fall uri.rfn aG; tie h"a n:!lu! $."Grt ch
VAS presented linn h. c Virginia "@a;rre i" ISIS
n With al the pas have taken. il IS inros ibc
10 prevent III" nposons rac::"d ci It's III Tic icF' oi
fictitious marriages. We have received l:tcf3 Som
i!cs<rs Jrt!la g. Cummings of faCgG,'r. and Lorenzo
~ Heard Of! Ncckia;5urg. asking Is to pnhlii!' c,
iraI;ti, q. tcir respective rm?rragc5 ne hive ;or
warGcG TO tc.n lie GrigiHH!S.
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ia amusing EHdgd nf' EiuTd,rs

AL !. III" fAMiLY. Ki.rs. l." ia> Iau- a s.. ej"i
Naa :ug, las .!'cay CgWr 70 "ia h's ic""! E
bf ,b:rurc IAw yet Ii"if, GToi"r senator
Ia :r... If his a:riy i rG:cr |" Ike H."c 81 G"e
sra'.;Iv,s, AMI ! !" ~ %c"tcta;? oi STATE
III IN tic 3rrOEg Ter!
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.fna'hcr HH%:b@g!-Thc Telegraph! impr.!!.'lv claims
4 :acriry Of 30 G0} in S. Carolina, gains; Mr. E"a u
rem Hi lena? Fer t!" purpose OF making him cut TO
lie riaorHy PrCsdst:-and Of styling him Usurptr
This reckless FchTanh, Upon th:s, throws nut she fl!
owng ridiculous threat: awe have s1id thtif Mr.. Eam
Barren seize upon Tic Presidency, n@i'HA BIC eU NJ i+n
neat il again and tel the USURPER 70 i;i; t" il. lis
tasl!ay IS sealed No man l:anr!c III. p1pnA:
will with impnnity. and he will scit-ayc, ana e ;:ia'c
t. fec! it. too"
ii is difficult to say, whether The ends ar The Trtra!
are mos. DESPERATE or lis n,:aas mos! ndl<crcrt. in
Gu!i"Icd ycnp!c will never saEct:on such .n1GcaiF
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Hon LEWIS CAS-, Minister 10 Frn"cr, arrived at
Ennamh "n the Sd OF &Grelrhrr.- GD'c.
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ToAsr drGM& al di%ncr. rjrcn a. s.. CGT"fh'c G"tI:
II cclehsa!e tic riec.iyA Il " lar Ealca:
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/Ery,, he -N;yTi;nsiGrr R.lniiicGn.


{. Iro,,. E,cuiKu E. PAHKLE.--Ic Editor d. lie
R;cninmh Wing, III las amaricati"H Il! thn t'tti'" -
!de Rc..ard H. Parker. by IN" GENERA! H*$ei!oi 10
suplr The vacancy pToduc"G j.: 'h1 r"si"'.i'! ' 81
n.L il tic t. - Senate. cTdrarUrs 81 display r r'l
r,clgr Of JyIuc Parker il rcry Gsa:v&m'a cnna cii
III; view .y rr!arking that 'hc Is so obscure '"t iG''
ths Of Virginia lave never beard q: nan -iii - '':c
l.a ncic. OF judi" hc has never !Si! a'':r E@ F:'s
nj ,rio:r:ty'-iil. !c is violent i:!lZ.n, ~ wren
i lis chef m,!t Is supposed 10 c":'":S Una; Ia ~
interior to many members &! the General loi! h'hS"
that lie A,mSc would nnwI::it - c'HcI"' u '''' So
couL rate Standing lawyer "iih 'ii"t ""'.
to .lrs! for The dcscen; she has HI4' III s"'''''-S
;u.lnc Parker lur Mr.. Leigh. -.
~ our c,nsorions Editor had any decent respect lor
,5l:c private cia!"clrr: or nHc ~ P 49,
H.. never c. liz, have descended 10 *Gcii "!'c' az" We
ur;, say u:.grnlicnanke, Gi*'aTagchei yer VIC I"''
confidently :.sel thai LIS Vim outlines Oh
kcrs in!li,.5 aad standing aTe !GIl!!y ""s; w.
Know JUDGE Parker well, ana .Ao" to2' 't'" '| I'
lies which c"n::usc lis JG:tai Circuit are ''f - M
,y!iirrit any Other Counties III '':t - t. =
b!Ir ;;;;i had long bGrl l:in2s! "!;! st';oa Il" '1'.
;,,,t masters As u::Lrs White. l"!n!r" !':vI"''''
Lr.,muh s:u anterior to Judge Parser "iitA'"n'E 20
the ja.cia l!rnc and that under t';'st
we haze never i:.aTG Judge Parker !;i'i:c;y E's
Of ,,y lis mos. S"ciahc community "'a ";". ~,
,j.,, c.,,.a.ci with these, S highly 9:'is" anu "'s''
Enlisted; urr,yecess:rs GA .nr co"!rafy,L - i''!'"S
sc, i;,ai his decisions are fully as u:tAyrFo'"":e rs
,s,csr Of any Judge ihat lad pcc""c" i' ~ ~, t'
Wants and when our cciSurOns EGii"r oi Tie "'.a
,i :, know that "lhe difference OF mlGlHi iaeni* ~
T;i;rr;, .cu is in reality !uch less than Is gSnr''y
sr;,cs d." and moreover, that Judge parEsF, ~ "'i.i
to Beng ladgc Of hgh order Of intellect End SG:a'
Iu!ocsly exact in his judicial procfcc"sS IS n0.'t
nnrciis gallant and right valiant in his :s:"t@ Ni
viii his fellow citizens, he cagl u bIas !n i!is
grossly misappled and mscouceiSed ds!a'rao" oil suS
= gentleman as Judge Parker :~.h
:: We would have come to pretty pass 'If'G II .',s
srr,h ,pnos;lion of suc! gncicWs as'! HtcGr0HS
,cn}r,uSn as tic Edto. Of The Wing HHaHr'ifg'Y Il
s!oei more than counteEb2ance the settled ":ions
and sentiments of the counties Of Ffc'eria u 'tso
Retac!.v Hampshire: Morgan Cake: a. Wei i VI
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sie io#g Herman, .ir.Prws !Ya;a: tn l. .toa' Of ~"
,, bat primitive u,"i"d IL" rr'Ia al ~ ill., !
ccs.ra ."o!> q! !.Jrry ASH ii" wS q
-, uHi haa: "f"n The !r' o!'it"I ot!'">,
va! !. -; ..,:, ,,r i; founded r.o" i""h.'
The ay,n Alias first asG!iJcs 20 us t;!c article o 4
Correspondent! upon Guli ana ll, abuses us oT ills
this o.!r Of lie a.Is of ltic Editors:
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UT. I'ftE'
Nciay before readers the remarks witch "2c mace
b. r. Rivoa on submitting bis su!si'n' 10 ,hl iMn%
resolution. They turnisA III" best a"S%rI 10 III" i''
attack OF the " ig when u" I!' - ''!"' go ~
drsjS2s !1rc than M Raves lie IS sal" 10 cut >''5
figure for s3 at th; junciurr Such IS the hF"&" pro-
pes ;;ni, yyc; the Wing alYa!ccs- whsF" are tie
proofs,
ls That I;"nior has brought !?r"'T9 h!S 'Ir"'S'
again. merely 30 bring R"cS I" lie bull n- "'! make
n take ii::t test which, he ii@i'%n hi'< y ~" ~
pr, Nl't'. '>''Nc' "" Nv - H. H. :Ii ~, 'nn
- i;S G'G,"''" L." S':o,' - ~, :; ,,.i ,h. r."
don his "!"'io"; ht i'' """'u i'"'s"' ~ '',.'' '
Wi"n &tdEs IA" !lcs!H@!:t ':.> "N''&'' '''' a.
cords 81 Tie >Jn:.c~-, al :':'. i''''' " ',."M
at ti:e -. sg*%'i., when 'iF. !''''a A''"S' anu
aotT *Hnp"lia. ''-ai" %':j ;'''"h -. 'S '';
w!'ch ''i a. l> st '''i.:&', ~ ."' 49, ,
yet The "";a'!nna wang would chcht nS mo -" 3'i''
that II was 10" brought Onward i'F "r F"f'"" q 'i1
r"mg against Mr k'rS' .....,. ...,,.,r
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