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PUBLIC MEETING,

- DhlO Nl Ia Ia LNNS
AT meeting Of the citizens of Car
roll and Harrison counties convened
at the house Of Lot Demings Esq. iu
Harrison county pursuant to public
notice on the 18th day of August 1886,
the meeting was organized by calling
Samuel Dunlap E,q. 10 the chair, and
Joseph Masters E'q appointed Secre.
tary-when the following resolutions
were unanimously adopted,
Resolved, That inasmu;h as a com
mitlee Of three was appointed On the
OH of this inst, to correspond with
the Directors Of the SteubeuviIle X il
Road company on such day as they
thought proper 10 meet; the day not
being finally appointed. n
ReSoiVed, Therefore that this meet.
ing endeavor to use and exercise all
reasonable means to unite said Rail
Road company with The One Leg
Navigation company in order that the
communication may becarried through
from the Ohio Canal to'Steubenville.
ReSoi0ei, That this meeting do fix
on Thursday the Is h day of Septem
ber for said committee to meet the Di
rectors of said Rail Road company in
the town of Steubenville, and aISo,
that each town aud village on the
route do appoint two Delegates TO
said meeting in order to consult which
may best suit the public interest a
Rail road or Pike, so that The State
Engineer, which is shortly expected
TO locate the track for the Navigation
company aforesaid may survey and
locate at the same time from The ter
minalion of water communication on
to Steubenville by Pike or Rail road,
as the aforesaid meetiag may deter
mine.
ReS0fUed, That this meeting ap
point two Delegates to meet al said
general meeting at SteubenvilIe on the
18th aforesaid in union with the com
mittee appointed by the One Leg Nav.
igation company, and such other Dele
gates as each town and village on the
route may see proper to deposile.
ReSoiUed, By this meeting thai
James Forbes Senior, and Danie
Black, shall be delegated TO meet sale
convention, on The 18Th aforesaid a
Steubenvile to represent the views oI
this present meeting.
ReSOlved, That The proceedings o.
this meeting be signed by the Chair
man and Secretary, and published in
the Western Herald & Sleubenvlle
Gazette, and The American Union, and
Carroll Free Press.
SAMUEL DUNLAP Chairman.
JOSEPH MASTERS Sec'Iy,
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Aerr, James CAMERON and Robert Huston
were appointed for washington; james
Johnston, John q. SherroI Esq. and Col
Ga~yun Lathers were appointed for Or
nnge; James Shepherd, George Smilh and
John States were Appointed for Loulon;
Jacob Muller, J Joseph Sellers and Thos.
McFerrIn we're appointed for Monroe; Col
John Price, Jacob 'rope and John Mac
key were Appointed for Union; Robert
Guinney, John Davey, and Jhcob Felters
Esq. were appointed for Rose; John r IN.
KIN, james Thompson, and II. A Slid ger
were appointed for Centre,
Resof1sd, that the Democratic party
ofCarroIl county, meet ia their several
townships, on Friday the 26h day of this
inst, at Que o'cIork P. M, at The usual
places Of holding elections, to appoint
three delegates, 10 meet in convention,
u the Court House in CarrolIlon, on Sat.
ldrday the 81 inst, at II o'clock M. to
make county nominations, and also to e.
lect three delegates 10 go to Hanover on
Monday the 29lh inst, =, TO meet the Coum
biana county delegates, to put a suitable
person in nom!nation for Congress.
Resolved that the proceedings of this
meeing be signed by the President Vice
President, and Secretaries o(this Conven
ton, and published in the Carroll Free
Press, and Patriot & Shield,
On motion the Convention adjourned.
WILLIAM WOODS, President.
AARON KERR,
JOHN RANKIN, Vice Presidents,
VIM. HoLUEs.
RICHARD IL, LIGGErT,l coo.o,.u;oa
CHARLES II. HAYS.
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FINaL ACCOUNTS.

FIN.1L .ACCOUNTS.
ENllE believing Final Accounts were
Il filed in the Office Of the Clerk of the
Court Of Common Pleas, within aud for
the county Of Carroll at the August term
1886.
The final account Of 'Vm. D. Gribbons
Administrator Of the Estate Of Robert
GrlbbOns, deceased.
The fiDaI account, of Wm. Reed, Ad.
mini TRAITOR oI the Estate Of David Reed
deceased.
The final account Of John Pugh and
John limbaugh, Administrators Of the es
tate Of George limbaugh, deceased.
The tinal account Of Wm. McLangh
lin Administrator of The Estate of Mau.
rice Aber, deceased
DANIEL MCOOK, Clerk.
Aunust 10. 1896.
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A writer in your paper OF the
D h INST, under the signature Of "A Tax.
payer, accuses, or rather complains
ganst the Poor tax levied this present
year, and also that Of last year, Il thinks
that the Commissioners acted unIawluIly
IN Icvying lt'and requests an explanation
oFthe views Of law and sense of duty
which induced this tax" am of 0pin,
ion that the act for establishing Poor hous
es, the act for the relief of the Poor and
the act for the safe keeping of Idiots, Lu
natIcs aud Insane persolA, should all be
taken into consideration before a judg.
ment is formed 10 find fault with the Com
missloners, as to the Poor tax, since Car.
roll county has been organzedj there
have been four unfortunate human beings
poImed upon the county in such manner
that the Commissioners were bound Jy
law 10 provide for them the Commission
ers got relieved Of three of them as soon
as was possible, but one Of them has un
i'll now, and flom appearance will remain
a county charge while he lives. They
all four would have been proper subjects
for Poorhouse, but the county has none,
and by law the jaiIor must take care of
them the funds Of the cou nty cannot be
spared, and therefore, it has become the
duty oil the Commissioners to levy the
Poor tax: Thus | have given my views
and explanations 10 the Taxpayer, aud
have no doubt the Commissioners will be
frank in giving theirs.
S. E. TAXPAYER.
August 10Th, 1886.
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MYECETOKN S1LnLll

HNHE undersigned Wi offer at public
sale, at The late Tesidence Of Iohu
Roberlson, deceAsed, in Rose Up Carroll
county Ohio, on Wednesday the 9TH day
Of September next, large Quantities ol
Wheat, Rye, Oats, Corn, and Cmn grow
log, together @iih every other kind vi pro
ducc common TO the farmers Of Ibis sec
ton Of the Slate-Aiso Horses, Cattle,
Sheep, HogS-Ouo Wagon, PIonghs, Har
rows, and other Farming implements -
Household and Kitchen furniture, &c.
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock Oh said
day, and continue uotlI all are sold.
WIN, ROBERTSON,
JAS, BEATTY,
Executors Of John Robertson, decd.
August 10, 1886.
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EIECUTOK'S NOTICE

4 LII persons indebted to the estate Of
~ Johu Robertson, late OF Rose Up.
Carroll county, Ohio, deceased, arc here.
by called upon to make immediate pay
menl to Ihe Undersigned; and all those
having claims against said estate are au
tirorised 10 present them, legally proven
for settlement, within one year from this
date.
WM ROBERTSON,
JAS, BEATTY, Ex'rs.
August 10, 1886.
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MICHIGAN has been The first State
to IegiSale in reference TO the act
Of Congress concerning the Depos,es
Of Public Money. Her legislature,
now in session, has passed an act,
which the Governor has approved,
aulhoriSirg the acceptance and reCep.
ton Of her share Of the Dsposiles TO
be made under that act.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-08-19

COL Lamar, the Secretary Of War
If Texas has addressed a very long
letter to the President and Council of
his country, urging upon them the
necessity Of putting Santa Anna TO
death. lie concludes his letter with
The following
"I'hat my feelings and opinions
may not be nisapprehended, | beg
leave by way ofre capiluIa.ion, 10 state
that towards the common soldiers a.
mOng our Mexican prisoners, cher.
Ish no malice or resentment, locking
upon The most of them in the light
of unwilling instruments 10 the
hands Of tyranny; neither can
perceive in rhe conduct of The Off GERS
any particular acts which might not
be considered as legitimate in a sol.
der devoted 10 his profession, or in a
patriot enlisted in the cause Of his coun
try. These, after an exchange Of
prisoners, would retain in the custo
dy of the government until the concIu
sion of The war; but viewing Gen Sar
Ia Anna allogerher in a different atli
rude, would adopt the course in rel
erence to him, wich | have already VI
ged. His crimes being sanguinary.
| wou)d read his punishment from the
code Of Draco."
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NOAH WEBSTER oUTDONE.


We have been permitted 10 copy
The supcrscriDrion Of letter, received
at the post Office In This city, suppress.
sing only so much Of the name as may
prevent the blush o. the young lady,
who cannot feel proud OF such a cor
respondent. II is IN itself an entire
new system Of orhogrsphy, worthy
the attention Of "Tyro,' Of The com.
mercial, or even ol The great DR.. Web
ster himself;
miss J'uIn----bufha!oo cry couniie TO
be CIV IL her be some persin what
no ws hur IS soon as ct gets tu
WHARF it IL directed Ia BlfTlloo MI
York.
united stats ov americie
shele Of papur to go bic male.
BHG"iO Duly Star.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-08-19
GENERAL ELECTION.
PROCLAMATION.


NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 10
~ the qualified Electors of Carroll
county, Ohio, that they meet at the
usual places of holding elections in
their respective townships, on Tues.
day, The
I'm day Of October neat
Then and there, to elect, by ballot,
according 10 the constitution and laws
of the Stale,
One person for Governor Of the
Stale Of Ohio,
One person for Representative in
Congress,
One person for Representative in
the Stale Legislature,
One person for Commissioner,
One person for Recorder,
One person for Surveyor.
0ne person for Coroner.
GRAND AND PETIT JURORS.
The following is the numb r OF Jurors
appointed to each township in the county
Of Carroll, 10 be selected by the trustees
of / he respective townships, on the llth
day Of October next, and returned with
| the poll books:
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
4 Lii persons indebted 10 the estate of
N John Mustard, late Of Rose TP.
Carroll county, Ohio, deceased, are re-
quesled to come forward and make imme
diate payment, to the undersignedj and
all those having claims against said estate
will present them legally proven for set
Element, within one year from this date
ELIZABETH MUSTARD, Adm'x,
JOHN W. SMITH. Admir-
August 10, 1886
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J.7MES THO NPSONS g. HFyVR Y
iSTIDG Err.

GlRS, you will please take notice
- that have this day filed 10 the Of.
ice OF the Clerk Of the Court Of Com.
moo Pleas in and for the county Of
Carroll, State OF Ohio. The amount
OF Taxes paid by you on lhs 28th De.
cember 1885, together with the in.
lerest penalty and costs for The North
East quarter Of Section 23, township
lG, and Range 6, situated 10 Carroll
county, Ohio, Containing 100. ff-
ty.six.hnndredth acres. The land
was taxed in the name Of Frederick
Bes'es. Application for redemption
will be made at the next term of the
Court Of Common Pleas in said Carroll
county.
INITN n pDLNAtND
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After all the Iegacies Of Mr.. Msdi
son shall have been paid, a balance of
one hundred thousand dollars will be
remaining. which, by his will will be
the property of his widow.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE..
I S hereby given that, at my instance. a
writ of Attachment was issued on the
lllh inst. by WIN. Wilherow, a Justice
oflhe Peace, in and for Fox Tp, Carroll
county, Ohio, agains; the goods, chattles,
rights, credits, moneys and effects of John
ShOuse au absent debtor.
WILLIAM B. SHARP.
AUGUST 10, 1895.
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BLACK SMITHING.

THE subscriber respectfully takes
Il this method of Informing his Gus
toners and the public generally, that
he has removed his Smith Shop to
Lisbon Street, where he is prepared
TO do all kinds of work in his line OF
business, on the shortest notice.
N B. An apprentice, lad of l6
or II years of age, would be taken, If
is made soon.
JACOB EVFRSOLE.
CUrroIl0n, August lh,'lSj6.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-08-19

arc Of the politics Of Ohio, yon couldn't
cut the sod, let alone turn fnrrow.
CLODIOPPER.
August l0lh, 1886.
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TS-=hE.

s@tS = SSss =
DY virtue of an order issued by VIM.
I'D Wilherow, Justice of the Peace, in
aud fjr the township of Fox, Carroll coun
ty, Ohio; and 10 Us directed, we viewed
and appraised an Esray, taken up by VIM
BIackIedge, Of said township, and do find
the same 10 be bay mare, the of hind
foot White to above the pastern joint, a
small star and snip, about LA hands high,
lrots, supposed 10 be three years old, and
we appraise said horse at 33 dollars. Civ
en- under our hands, the lst day Of August
A, u. 1886.
JONATHAN MILLtR2 lon,n;,e,s.
Thomas WnITKER
Sworn TO and subscribed before me the
ist day Of August, A. D. 1886
VIM. WITHEROW, J. P.
State of Ohio, Carroll county; SS.
] do hereby certify that the foregoing
is true copy as appear OH record OF my
Estray book. Given under my hand and
seal this LIST day Of August. A. D. 1896.
WIN. WITHEROW, J P.
August -. 1885.
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JOHN G. BRENER,
BY WILLIAM BRYCE his Au'y.
EXEC UTOR'S No 0TTCE

EXEC CUTOR'S NOTICE
NOTICE is hereby given that all
~ who are indebted to the estate
Of Robert NeeIy, late of J,f4rsoD
township Carroll county, Ohio, de.
ceased, are required 10 make immedi.
ale payment to the subscriber; and all
those who have legal claims against
said estate will present them legally
proven for settlement within eighteen
months from The date hereof.
ROBERT SEAT0N, Ex'r.
August 18Th. 1896.
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Given ander my hand at CarroIlton,
this l2lh day of August, A. D. 1886.
B. GRIFFITH, Sheriff.
August II, 1895.
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ELECTORAL TICKET,
Senatorial Electors.

Benjamin Ruggles, Of Belmont co.
Joseph Ridgeway, sen, ofFrauklin co.
DISTRICT ELECTORS.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-08-19

We are authorized 10 name John
Ebersole, as a candidate for e'eIection
to the Office of cOuaIy Coroner.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-08-19

August 10, 1886.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-03-04
CDMMI1NICAIlnN.

The Internal dissensions which have so
long been agitating the Province of Lower
Canada are now approaching t. on lmpof-
tant crisis. Sir Francis 3. Head has com.
munica'ed to the U. G.. Legislature the
precise Instructions" ofLord Gosford, from
which i, appears the Legislative council is
not to be made elective. The party to
which his excclo1cy SO "impariialIy"
Joined himself has discovered the deception
which the "worthy Eirl' has been practis
ing upon them. And while we regret that
any man should, through q vain ambition
place himself in so pcrllous situation as
has the Hon. Archibald Earl Of Gosford,
we cannot but feel that lie Justly merits
the imprecations of those whom he has SO
basely deceived. NJ. e.
March 1886,
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NJ E\ICO.

Bv the ship Moeie<umt Capt. Collins,
we have received Mexican papers. from the
capital to The Goth nit, and from Vera Cruz
to the 7th inst. 1t would appear from
their contents that the affairs Of Texas
engross the whole attention Of Vie govern
ment, and indeed of the nation at large.
The civil and military governors of the
dfferen, states have been instructed TO
maintain order and tranquility within their
Jurisdiction, IN the present critical state Of
affairs. and have been invested for this pur-
pose with almost pictorial powers,
According to the Mexican presses. San
ia Anna will make but very short work with
what they call, the revol,ed Americans in
Texas. From the statements we find in
the Luz, an opposition paper published III
the city Of Mexico, OF the strength Of the
expedition, It appears that he left San
Louis with $500 infantry, 400 cavalry, and
70 light pieces ofartllery, which, added ii
the 1900 men Of which Sesrnas division is
composed, make in all $500 men. and not
1000 as some papers had previously assert.
ed. Az army Of reserve has begun to as
semble at San Luis Potois, and Melamo-
ras, to be composed, it is stated Of a similar
force. From these preparations, it may
be inferred that the Mexlcans are deter
mined to subdue the people Of Texas
Whether they will succeed, time alone
can tell. Cour. and Eng.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-03-04
ROT In NKM.YoRK.

The city of N. York has again been the
scene of several dlsgraceul riots. A few
days since the stevadors and laborers on
the wharvss struck for higher wages, and
the ship owners in consequence Of the sever
ltv of the weather, and other reasons, acce.
ded to their wishes. The ringleaders sup.
posing that the ownersihad been frightened
to their terms, became still more Insolent
and outrageous, and refused 20 return tn
their labors or permit others to do so, until
their employers would pledge themselves
to continue the advanced rates for year.
This demand having received prompt re-.
fnsal, the rioters assembled on he wharves
in great force, with the avowed intention
ofprevenrIng any laborers from doing their
ordinary duties. Outrage of all kinds were
perpeFated The city authorities, police
officers, and generally the military forces
were called into service, and succeeded ii
restoring order.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-03-04
THE GATHERING SONG,

Our cause It is right-our cause it is Just
And conquer we can-and conque, we must: new
Let The watcfword each dropping heart quickly re.
OUR CAUSE AND THE HERO OF TIPrEcASoR.
What heart will not vbrate at fair freedoms call I
Let our "banner be hung on the outermost WALL"
Aud rouui it sa gather the brave hearts and true
10 fight for our country and Tippecanoe!
lie, cansmen all muster in quiet and order
Let "every blue bonnet come over the border
With armor bright cleaning Iances all true
To fight for fair Freedom and Tippecanoe
Every heart shall he pure, every arm shall be strong
A. we sweep 10 the FAR scene Of conflict along:
We will bear like the Phalanx of Macedon ,Ilrough
For Freedom....our Counlry-.-.and Tippecanoe
Our cause it is just.--.and our gathering right.--
We shal rest on the field of our conquest tonight
While the glad hills Of Freedom our shout shall
renew.--
Our Country forever and Tippecanoe
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l. Y NJ A N g. OIL T.
New School Book.

rHNHE North American S pelling Book,
Il CONFIRMED to Worcesters Dictionary
with progressive series of easy reading
lessons, by L. w. LEONARD. Author of the
Literary and Scientific Class Book and
sequel to Easy Lessons.
The following are few of the many re
concentrations of the work, which have
been received.
From the Hon. J. Parker, Judge Of The Superior
Court of New Hampshire.
| have examined the North American
Spelling book, by Rev. l.. w. Leonard
and commend it to a favorable notice OF
parents and instructors. The arrange.
ment Of the lessons will, in my opinion,
make the progress ofthe pupil much more
easy, and must render the work a valuable
acquisition. J. PARKER.
keene, Nov. 70, 1885.
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S0mefLinp like n BuU.--The mob nj Nav.

Something like a BuH.--Thc mob at May.
vile determined 10 make clean work, and
burnt all the papers they could find Among
these papers were many bonds and mortgages
with endorsements of payments on the back.
The records of these mortgages yet cxist,while
the evidences orpayment upon them are DIES.
troyed, as no receipts are given in these cases.
The wisdom with which The mob acted in
this affair ,remndsus Of lhetroublcs in Ireland
at the lime Of the Union. So violent was the
feelings entertained against England at that
period, that every means that Irish ingenuity
could devise was resorted to, in order 10 in ure
the hated nation; and to cripple her resources
most effectuallly.a large number of Bank Of
England notes were collected and publicly
burnt in enc of the squares in Dublin -Butaio
p1IrjOI
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From Rev. p. Howe.

The North American Spelling Book, ]
consider superior to any thing Of the kind =,
with which have been acquainted. ]
cheerfuly recommend 1t TO parents and
teachers, and sincerely hope it will be in
troduced into every town and into every
school district for the use Of children.
From the "Nloni,or''
This book differs from those with which
we are acquainted in two particulars; its
conformity to Worcester's Dictionary, .
work which is already extensively known
and adopted and which will, we think, soon
become the STANDARD WORK in respect to
photography and pronunciation.
ltsurpasses other works Of the kind with
which we are acquainted in the iudcious
classification of words in the spelling col
umns. In this respect the book is as well
suited to carry the pupil forward By easy
and almost imperceptlbe steps from the
simplest to the more more difficult words,
as is Columns Arithmetic TO do the like
in the solution of mathematical questions.
DSchool Committees and Teachers are
respectfully invited to call and examine the
work.
For sale by SMITH & HARRrNGroS.
~ OLD RINGS, wide and narrow, made
" in good style. at the Variety Shop
PANGBoRN g. BRINsMArD.
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STATE OF VERMONT, }

GRAND lsLE District, So.
Al Probate Curt hoiden al Tic probnic
OGite in North Hero in s:id district on
he IOh day IF February, a. ID. 1896.
Present The Hon. Joel Allen, Judge.
It is ordered by said Conr, that notice be
given to all concerned, Thar the Probate
Office for said district will be kept in future
at the dwelling house Of Augustus Knight
in North Hero in SAID district, and that the
Court will hold their stated sessions at the
dwelling house of Jed. p. Ladd. in North
Hero on the third Monday in every month
hereafter, from O'Clock in the forenoon
to o'clock in the afternoon.
BY order of Court.
AUGUSTUS KNIGHT. Reg.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-03-04

CoSNEcTrcUr STATE CONVENTION.
The Wing State Convention of Connect
icut assembled at New Haven on Wednes.
day at 0 o'c'ock A very large number Of
delegates was present, and the best spirit
prevailed. At 70 o'clock the convention
adjourned ill p. NJ, to receive the report
OF the dominating committee.
The following nominations were made
and accepted by the Convention. For
Governor, Hon. GIDEON ToMLrNsoN; For
L.. Governor. Hon. EBENEzER YouNG,
Secretary of State, JONATHAN w Eo,
WARDS, Treasurer, NATHANIEL GooDwtN.
The approval of the Convention was
also given to the nomination Of REUBEN
BOOTH, Esq. for Congsss.
"Nothing could be more gratifying"
says the New Haven Herald, ito the
friends Of liberty and equal rights, true
Whigs Of Connecticut, than the character
and spirit of,he State Convention assem-
bled here this day, Among many venera.
BILE fathers Of the State are found the mid.
die aged and the youthful, all engaged in
the common cause Of preserving our coun-
try and its institutions from anarchy and
spill. An harmonious and patriotic spirit
prevails throughout, one common object;
to put down, by every exerton and honor
able means, the desperate usurpations OF
power and patronage. Notwithstanding
the uupropitous state Of the weather, near.
y two hundred delegates were present.
who will carry home and disseminate the
united spirit Of he whole. Determination
unity and uigor will ensure success"