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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-12

Richmond and Frrdcricksburg Rail- Road-We paid a
visit Wednesday, TO the summit Ridge, on the line
Of the Richmond and Fredericksburg Railroad, about
miles from town. The cutting here is very deep; with
one or two EXCEPTIONS perhaps deeper than on any road
in the United States. A force of something like 400
men, under the cnrrprizng contractor, Capt Guy, is
one Of animated and well directed industry and worth
ride thiiher to see.
We understand from Mr.. Hunter one Of the Assist
Engineers in charge of the middle division, that
they are now laying the rails thereon and that by the
middle of May, The BEAUTIFUL bridge the Souhanna
being then finished the Road will be opened for as
far Nor,hwardly as Chesterfield, about II miles from lis
present The distance of Stage rav-
cllinp saved will be fifteen miles. 1t is further conf
IDENTITY expected that BY the 4,h July the road will be
finished to the Bowling Fredericksburg Arena
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GOOD NEWS .-CONNECTICuT ELECTION.

GOOD NEWS!-CONNECIICLI
We olive Partial returns Of this election from the
Journal of Commerce Since it received, VIC learn
that returns from almost the whole State have been
forwarded to members Of Congress- From these, we are
vernon. Lieutenant Governor and member Of Congress,
is considerably increased since the year 1t will not
probably fall short of 5000. The majority in both
branches of the Legislature is also increased and vii! be
nearly If not exceeding twoth'ds in each house This
glorious result gives the Democracy the two Senators of
tina, State in Congress. The election will take place in
Nav next Mr. Tomnson, one of the present Senators,
is the Wings defeated candidate for Governor Globe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-12

NAVAL APPROPRIATION BILL. MI. 80.
The House went into Committee OF Inc w 'oe sau
te on striking out the appropriation for repairs, &c
' Mr. e RbS, ,son, of Virginia, concluded his rr'a'ks
Mr. Vandrrpocl followed. o.;. ,o,,
At twenty minutes past hvc MI o'''e'' '' 0''' '''N
7Aarsday 9prA l.
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Thursday, april I.
IN SENATE.
RAILROAD CONTRACTS.

The SESATE, Friday, engaged in earnest
discussion on the slavery question, brought on by the
resolutions of The Legislature Of Maine that subject
message received from the President of the u:
Statcs enclosing reports from the Secretary of War and
the Secretary of the NaIy in rely to resolution Of
ry to put the land and naval deences of the country upon
proper footing Of strength and responsibility which
reports referred TO the committees which have those
subjects in charge.
In the HOUSE, the bill to establish the Territorial Co.
vernment of Wisconsin, debated read the third
time, and passed
The balance of the day spent private bills and
attempts to offer resolutions. Compiler. ~
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I AIDES LOOK AT THIs.-wATsoN VAN

III
IL DUZER, l5s Chaham street, selling very reduced
prices, splendid Of Fur, consisting Of Capes
Pelernes Boa' Muf Neck Ru Syansdown for trimming and
other description Of articles in their line Ladies' wishing
purchase would do well call and for Themselves
scs determined clear their entire stock Of Fu prey
L. the holidays WATSON VAN DUZER,
158 Chatham street New York.
Also, hand above superior style Of fine Fur Caps
Sock. Acc 5-H
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FOR SALE-3S,OOO Acres Of good tinbsred Land ia
the State Of Maine lying the Nsragng waters and within
few miles Of ship navigation The timber coasss principally
White Pine, with as proportion Of Spruce and Hard Wood
there also several good mills il the vicinity Of easy
Persons who have been w. desirable tract Of land
and object fer spectators take held Of Terms Of
VIII be made and accommodating for further particulars
ply TO j. @. vANDENB ERG,
dec 5f s. Chatham street
Rock ESTABLIsHMENT FOR SALE.
Beekmsn, having select Of Books and Stationary
De had on favorable terms Apply the Store dec s-f
!IAT. CAP AND STOCK FACTORY-The subscribe,
ofers for sale Of Satin Beaver Hats Cot
Caps and Silk Satin Velvet and Bobazne Stocks in
isiv ct sys quality and price, Also large assortment Of Fenc
md India Gsod consisting Of Bombaznes Szn Vevet Grapes
esantne &c sube for Stockmskers and Sockmakes Trim
nings Of all descriptions. WILLIAM REID, % Cedar
B. Black Silk Plush. for Hsters use sepi
WOODS CARPENTERS AND MECHAN.
w les TOOL STORE, Of Chatham and Chambers
streets New York-T w. has constantly for sale excellent
assortment Of the following
Saws Of every description Stocks and Bits Ausur
Bits Patent Saw Sets Caipers and Dyde Turning and Farmer
Chise and Gouyes. Plates Stocks sR| Dies Hammers,
Axes Adze Bevil- Garge, SP Levels, Furnishes Spoke
haves Ccuar Saws Turning Lathes Vices Measuring Tapes
Drawing Wood Boxes for Cutting Screws Of all
Rules, Files Drill Rows, Cutting Nipper, and Pliers Mre
Squares Conpases Saw Pads, Oil Stones, Draw Knives Plane
Irons Iron and Steel Squares Hollow Au.urs Drawing Squares
Screw Tools Shelters Patent Augurs, Cabinet Makers Clamps
Copper Glue Pots, Blow Pipes. &c.
b. large assortment Of Planes, manufactured by A. +.
Baldwin Premium Plane. Factory. n Y. oct 29-5ms
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TOBACCO, &e.-loO00 lbs- Of Prime Seed Leaf Toba :
received, and Segars, Of all qualities. FIR sale BY
c. AGNEW, as Front street.
p. s. Tobacco reprspsdia bsies and boxea Es-2v
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To THE PUBLIC.

BROWN L Co. having herelofoIe made great improve
ments in the manufacture Of Satin Beaver Hats, PRICE
- THREE DOLLARS have extended their attention 10
this important branch Of business and natter
have succeeded manufacturing article which for ghness
durability and ustre be exccled by nothing This
hat Is the combined result Of several experience the
fecsre, much attention md perseverance, pursuit.
Brown Co presenting II To the public think they
I reached the umam Of beauty ceapnes neaine durability
aad comfort the They also manufacture and
doing for time superior Fur Hat which also
THREE DOLLARS Thb hat has been highly approved by
TIA public, long experience will testify All aes for cash.
therefore good customer pays the losses Wholesale
dealers supplied at the shortest notice at
BROWN& Cos. Priced Hat Store
sep To- 178 Chatham, corner Of Mott stree [
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bALMA Meuicne OF great enc1cy hedns poPcfues
gsng muscular strength to The digestive organs procured
81 The Anyris Geadn Balm OF Gilead Tree
Of Abyssina and naursIized syria The IN
Of Of the Balm Of Gead Tree yields emily three
four drops day. II powerful stmulaEt and expectorani
giving relief all those who sborng under csHsump
os coughs asthma splitting Of blood tough morning pheghm
hoaene and preever Of the lungs The Balm OF Oiead
Balm should always used the OF the above cruel
diseases and medicine laid down the United States Phar
aeapea will de this the medicine that will effect the
cure The Of the Balm Of Giead Tree well
every person who has knswedge OF medicines and
Known be the best medicine for coughs, colds and asthma In
all their different stages
Dr. Lovenans Balm Of G'l-ad Ban been established
ehsrsse f long standing Coughs Ahnas hoarsenessess in
sections VI the Lungs splitting of blood and Influenza produces
.. the astonishing Concentrated vrtu the tree in its highest per
fcon snd should always be used when there chance ut
p<res well known require further comment Thou
sands this CITY testify that they have been cured OF distressing
coughs d have been Grated and restored to the
blessings OF pristine health This valuable medicine
Nnsero certificates psbshrd of extraordinary
rects the proprietor considers the properties c the
Bsszn Of Gilesd Tree sufficiently well known without them
this
appointment by Patrick Dckie AIS Roadway
Svme IS Boyvery Of Walker and by r. Co
$40 Greenwich street. doors below Spring St Aft
TTyHE AIL.SUFFICIENT DEETIST.-DOC-
j TOR STILLMAN'S MAGNETIC ODONTICA ia Gle
yer article the Teeth, and should he used by all who
value their Teeth For sale BY Patrick Dicke AIS Broadway
corner spenard Syne Bovery Of ak
street. and by Co.. $40 Greenwich street, two doors
b~ISw Spring street Price 81 jan 4-0
MEXICAN WAX LOCO-FOCO MATCHES
n which being lighted by hctin zach ch WI o"n Tor n
ps< 9 oil minutes For sale wholesale and reia,: by
NATHAN b. GRAHAM,
8.fv No. s. Cedar Il, corner OF William ST
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DEahSNE SMSASS QE StEHR goi

II the approved medicine for the radical Of the
above disorders IL gives immediate relief those whose con-
sns have been impaired by nemperance and youthful mrrrdsn
ees anxiety Of mind and the habits Of fashionable life II
most valuable remedy for such diseases attended with the
following symptom namely st-aightnes oihe breast with
dcn Of breathing Papaon Of the heart sudden Pushes Of
heat in various OF the hdy, other Of cold
poured them flying pains in the and limbs back
and belly resembling those ocesoned BY the gravel the pulse
very VARIABLE sometimes uRcommony slow other times very
quick yswnng hieceug frequent signing and Of suoca
ton from BALL lusp in the throat alternate fits Of crying and
conyusive laughing and seldom refreshing
the patient often troubled with hod dreams Much has
said nv interested individuals against medicines that advertised
but the efficacy Of Dr.. Lovemans Balm Of Giead Balm
pronounced by Medical faculty medicine Of great efficacy
for the above complaints and should he in the Of
person troubled with the above disorders
For sale by appointment by Patrick Dicke AIS Broadway
Lspensrd Syme s. Bowery, Walker st.; and by
Bunet& Co $40 Greenwich ST., two doos below Spring ST.
Price 50 per DO le sn4u
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JYSE9KTENAaT IT, SRw ~

u -
edrhs celebrated medicine has taken precedence of all
others, for the positive y" the gonorrhGs geei rciure
gravel seminal wekenss nsreus &C. and any or all
the varied diseases Il the un,ry Numerous choice rgre
dents great celebrity been scientifically introduced into the
composition Of Friend, and from the eBeray admitted
and with the testimony and advice OF OF
and respectable physicians and with the fact OF
eactux in almost three thousand and
knowledge failed In With this ot testimony
in favor offer the public the most ehectns remedy in
the world for the of urinary diseases decided advantage
has edcne is that requires local application
does disorder the and positively free from oil fm
Of material that possibly nure the csriu
on organ Immediately remotely. The demand for IT,
time been made public, Is without
parallel history medepe and what Is Of more
TINT has where attended the
fit fully with the demand INDEED the merits
only become generally known aud il
will persee Psnzeeas Cah.cons, and Noums &c the
age; and while they swiftly passing away into ogetf
tn. Friend based upon the bosd principles Of science and
parted by universal confidence ard patnage wi, stand Is
bold relief and the world that j. deed and ruth
the Friend And reader suffering with
above named dsea 50 Have been long and ey
acted Have you tried various remedies and al purpe!
II 50, be not Discouraged fore here y ATTEND.
Iii article that will sell readily all times and in all places
druggists and dealers throughout the United States and The
Csnsd wish become ACCEPTS will address their eammuni-
Ne genuine withost signature
per~ons hereby hofed th will proecu the
&c the law, the first least infringement Of
Price 81 per hottie Sold the Rowary Medicine go
Bu,vrry. New York n. w. BtDEAU. jan f2-f
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cenmerea sisss is R1asJsiv mon -. .a Spa.
modern and approved principles The hou Of instruction
instruction plain practical comprehensive During
the the pupil win OPEN and balance complete
IN p the % "a LESSONS
S AppI is osse Id Mau
Storey
lFom the Boston Gazst,e.]
MERCANTILE BO0k-KEEPING.-Tne manner in which
this taught conveys very imperfect idea Of the practice
he $ no f uhs
and what he IA. been taught than really sT oswssa The chan
tween theory and the study IF art and lis
think Dir Foster, plainly connecting Systematic tpi.s
rita seta advantages worthy The eonie-
a thorough and efectuaI manner.
Mr. FOSTERS long experience in the eouaag-h and
ofhi, professor. jsnsLtf
COLLEGIATE SCHOOL, No. 100 cas,I street, 60;
.. A. sTREETER, Principals The location School j,
particularly eligible and its spacious and well ventilated
i i'' The CLASSICAL DEPARTMENT, in which pupil.
% sd Is. .ss: cs l. ss Ss a S
y College Dublin who for occupied the critical
THE ar Hsi Of MODERN Ian
which the German French and Italian are taught
undeI the direction Mr. Pesau1 Professor Of Modern Lam
Sd THE ENGLISH APARTMENT. for I. coarse Of in
a. The PREPARIToRf DEPARTMENT., to g, lad.
teuIar attention Reading Spelling, Writing sadihs dmsn Of
Arithmetic and Geography
For further particularly apply the time between
the hours Of 9 A. M. and Pm.
kesrences:-
RI Rev. Bishop Onderdonk, George Barclay ESQ.,
Rev. DIR. Mathews Chancellor Anthony Barclay. Esq.
ofthe New York University. John Chanhers Eco
Rev. j. y. Shredder, Schuyler Livingston, ESQ.
Rev. A Msciay. John Caldwell, ESQ.,
VIM Sampson,Esq. dec lo-3m
E 81 2 3SD SbsEEsss 81 FIJI ~
NAN EYE No ls4 Broadway stairs be to inform thGe who
troubled with weak ndsmed Eye, defect OF Vision
they have opportunity Of getting their PER-
FECTLY CURED, without operaionl by the aid Of sk,
medicine and gasses DR. F. hig studied under the eele
brated Ocu in Europe, and OF the hest in America Pro-
Smith, Of the Medical College Of Ohio enabled
with confidence he sight, snd in Short time
he dangerous the Eye hitherto considered ncn-
extensive and successful practice, hundreds in
| New York aad elsewhere testify.
| SPECTACLES.
The patent self adjusting beautiful transparent medium Spectacle
Glasses having the peculiar Of keeping the perfectly
COOL giving immediate and pensnenteae and At the time
adjust itself without the necessity OF change. Dr. T..
will himself Patent Glasses, suit the particular defect
| Price ofhe pateui eissses. 81 p. common dhto S.
NJ r. Elois Patent Ointment for the Immediate OF in
ssmmaton Of the eye Price 80 box, warranted.
Advire the gratis the evening Of Monday "Wednesday
aud Fridav. LUZ
| TOBACCO, &c-lo.0o0 ,hs Of Prime Seed Leaf Toba
received, and Segars q all qualities kr sale BY
| c. AGNEW, as Front street.
| r. s. Tobacco reprspsdin bales and boxea n.s-2w
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II TLEMEN-Thc subscriber has elegant
spacious Of the Collegiate School, so Canal street.
the Of Varick street.
select class will be
branches Of education, also in the CLASSICS and Modern Languages
The French uzder the immediate direction
Pestisux, Professor VI the French Language
~ B. Particular attenio. will be devoted Bookkeeping ard
Penmanship.
Terms moderate. Apply Is above C. c. JENNINGS.
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DERSIAN SWEET BAGS.-An invoice OF Edes
manufacture, celebrated far seeming Trucks DRIVERS, &C.,
rendering them from moths Sc For sae nv the dozn
OF single one, by RUSHTON l. ASPtNWALL,
decl6 William street. and ITO Broadway.
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THOMPSON, NO. 12 WALL-ST. STOCK
- AND EXCHANGE BR0KER-Exchanges all kinds of an
money the lowest
An kinds Of gold and silver bought and sold
Bank Of Engaad Notes bought and sold Thompson will collect
aad negotiate drafts Of the commercial the
and Canalies. 2S-tf
i VII. OF THE FAMILY COMMENTARY the Holy
Bible the works of Henry and SC and above hundred
cher and illustrated by beautiful wood Adams
publhed in LOadOn by The Religious Tract Society revised and
abridged monthly each containing "a large
engraving The English Society which this work
Of Chrisns denominations and their object
Is valuable exposition sf the Bible cheap and pop
should ne worthy the appreciation Of all Christians.
pubshed without the text be used With Bible.
New York: William Jackson. Leav, Lord Co.; William
Pierce Boston; Orrin Rogers, Philadelphia jan sill46
SPLENDID DRUG STORE.-THE STOCK and
~ Of Of the splendid Drug establishments
he city, bling the part Of Broadway The Fur
the pendd and costly kind and Glassware
the hest quality Of flint glass, having be made
order The of good and will be disposed Of
sarg Ais the wishes 10 leave the city. Apply
isnau GEO. G. SICKELS. Vail street
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CORK SOLE BDOrS-LOREN BROOKS, "a John-st
~ door east Of Nasau keeps hand and makes order
proof Cork Boo superior quality combining elegance
with durability and ghhess They particularly recommend
ed to gentlemen who delicate health and liable cold
from cold fest Geatlemen invited call the
article, where they win find good Of boots made
the latest French style. l6-eodt
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I .ADIES EgRs, FINE FUR CAPS, HATS,

IOCkS-WaIsonN Duzer, fo3 ChaHam street.
respectfully inform their friend, public they continue
manufacture and keep for sale splendid assortment Of every
article in their line OF the best and workmanship
which they oder very low prices Their stock consists Of the
following articles vz Lynx Squirrel Genet Martin and Sable
Pelernes, Care Boa Mufs and Neck Ruis Sw,ndown
Otter, Fursea Nua Muskat Rabbit and Hair Seal Caps
Also Seae Plush, Cloth Leather and Fancy Caps. Fine fur
and Satin Beaver Hats Foulard San figured Striped do Plaid
do Plain do Stocks with handkerchief Bows and Paa also s
striped plaid and csrded silk Stocks Ao splendid silk and
vesng Bomhazin MohaI and silk and bre Stocks the
best hriste frames in the approved Lnes Boz
and Shirt Collars Crayats and Snefs Pocket Handk
Suspenders. GLOVES. &c. nov 2-ff
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ID RHEUMATISM. RHEUMATISM.-English Golden
IL OIL outward application cetsn for that excru,at
ing disc Rhsum i In small va three d-ars zach. One
vial will effect For SHE 95 Division street, New York.
A G. 81 sply In. just heen received. jim lift
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-03-03
From the U. 8. Philadelphia Gazette.

BENEvoLENCE EDEFEArEb.-During the re-
cent Siberian weather wealthy and humane
gentleman, residing in the western part Of
the city, who had laid up about 800 cords Of
wood last summer for his own use, lin lime
burning) finding that the article had become
40 extremely scarce, and selling for 10 cord,
price entirely beyond the means Of many
poor people, he resolved to sell his surplus
over 200 cords, for what it cost him, (nbout
$5) and not allow one family to have more
than one cord each. 1t soon became known,
and in very short time the yard was clear
ed, when il was discovered that the carriers
who had hauled it away and paid IS for il,
had been selling it for $40.
We deny the jurisdiction (soys the N. Y.
Commercial Advertiser,) Of Judge Lynch in
all manner Of cases, and have an especial
aversion to the practice Of tarring and feath-
ering; but if we could consent, under any
possible circumstances, to such method Of
providing man with a full suit for which he
never stood mp to be measured, it would DO
in favor of the hard hearted, no-sonlcd scoun-
drcls who perpetratcd the villany mentioned
in the foregoing paragraph. Ifthey have any
conscience at all. it will worry them, some
day or another, for that infamous deed--that
concentration Of all meanncss, dishonesty,
rascality aud cruelty.
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ber and amount Of claims under the
French Treaty, which had been present.
ed and rejected. The number Of claims
presented was 3,148-Allowances had
been made on 63i.-Leaving 2,187 on
which no allowance had been made. No
farther definite information could be OBJ
tanned from the books ofthe Commission
ers.
The remainder of the day was occu-
pied in the discussion Of the Cun,beI land
Road BILL After which the Senate ad-
journed to Monday.
The House postponed the question Of
the N. Carolina contesfed election, till
Wednes6ay-and w refused TO tske up the
Now York Relief Bill on the question
of its passage.
The orders Of the day were taken up,
aud some private business transacted
after which, the House adjourned.
On Saturday, the House was chiefly
engaged ia the consideration Of private
bills.
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FOURTEEN DAYS LATER FROM
ENGLAND.

The packet ship Independence arrived at
New York on Sunday from Liverpool, bring
ing London dates to the 9TH, and Liverpool
to the 3D. Feb.
Parliament was to assemble on the 9TH, and
would be opened by the King in person.
There is no news Of interest from France.
The manufacturing districts were in a
great state of activity and prosperity, the
great demand for goods was for the U. 8.
From Spain the news is much more inter-
esting than usual. There had been a severe
battle between the Queens forces and the
Carists, in the neighborhood of Victoria, on
the 18th Jan. which was followed up on the
18th, 18th and 20th--the Queens forces
were twenty thousand strong, both parties
maintained their position, and both parties
claim to have the advantage. The letter
writer's generally assert that the Carists suf-
fered much more than the Queens troops
All accounts state that Don Carloss is hard
pressed and greatly in want Of money.
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THE MONSTER!

A SIGN OF THE TimEs.-By a letter
just received from Unioatown, Fayette
County, Pennsylvania, by a gentleman
in this city, it appears that a meeting
was called by the opponents Of the Char
ter of the United States Bank on Mon
day, the 18th inst. at which meeting :he
friends Of the Bank proposed to hold a
county meeting on Saturday, the Goth
inst. A notice was published on We'd
nesday the 18th, and on Saturday, the
2Orh, the meeting took place, when il ap-
peareG that there were in favor Of tie
Bank 500, and against it ll9. This is
good symptom, when il is recollected
that in this district there have always
been more than two 10 one in favor Of
Gen. JACKSON, and many Of his leading
friends were most active in favor Of the
Bank.-[.Nat. Int. Feb. e4ih.
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JUVENILE CONCERT.--We are
requested to menii"n, that MIR NrT-
TiNG's Juvenile Concert will not take
place ill Thursday evening, 18th inst.
VERMONT, AND THE "LEAKY
BUCKET" tt4 =

BY the proceedings in the Aniimason-
ic Convention in VERMONT, which have
Just come to hand, il appears that
they have nominated thorough ANTI
MASONIC WHO ticket for State officers;
and that HARRIsoN and GRANGER have
received an overwhelming vote over the
Presidents nominees for the first Offices
in the peoples giii In these nomna-
tions the Wing Convention, asse embed
at the same time, (Feb. 24ih) unani-
mously concurred. The amusing part
of the mutter il, that sometime about the
middle Of January last, our modest and
influential Representative, MIR. ID. j.
Pcarce, in a letter to one fIOratiO Weld
Heath, Of Vermont, which has recently
been published, undertook to mark out
course for the intelligent AntIInasons OF
that State, ito GO over in a body to Mar
tin Van Buren, and at the same time to
vouch for Mr.. V. BIS orthodoxy in Anti
masonic matters, in the following words:
-"M reference 10 secret societies, his
views ". b. by the way, either is, or
used to be, mason are rery 'reA kno'c",
and all MY aniimasonic friends are per-
fsetly satisfied wiih fhem"! The letter
has an abundance also TO say upon "the
lily amd Jriar"-"Dtmocracy and Anti
nnasomy"-"Bankism and Whigism"--
all in the known and chastest sty le Of its
accomplished author. Notwithstanding
this irresistible appeal from such high
source to the sensibilties and interests
Of the honest Green MOuntainers, the
result came out as above stated the Van
Buren, party mastering in a Convention
of 1863 members, % votes at the outside!
How are the mighty fallen!