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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-02

Ma MALLORY OF Bsusswfcx.-yve reported this eene,ar
sspsosins n.os h. s ] s
snss' That be ,Loash probable majority the pary
ou, mhe. 'hsy understood the question ally OF Different
Tie d not the opinion that majority OF e
constitutional que.ion, stated ,ha, acig under tho
sneton 81 an oa,laud that hc would amlc unSc,
pull down ohoh.f.' " - ~ w ~ "
Noble respect to which our ON h il N,
"o"'d nc OF n different opinion ?-'lhat is To saw
mey are not SO al tis time What is this but saying hsi
ne would actually be msrepresenfiag the Republic
inriy, 10 w'sc alone he is indebted for i.
u"h The Richmond Wing would call mis- determine.
uon 100, suppose % noble sentiment But when
on maf wing ever consult the voice wishes of lis po
n,cni cneucs. When did il ever recommend IL To lis
friends IN the Legislature look 10 the Administration
party ut nome lDr their iastractons? Mr. Mallory had
opr would have Looked TO the Republicans and not TO
ue "hgs Tor Ito the questions that made
AZ inc polls when he was elected. and the great polt
car party wio elected him. and not To his and their po
car eneinss- How he can consider the mere marking
round the Journal To be- TO ranpe under foot the cons
luton oi nus country for the life of me cannot see
ou' sure am, al by voting against the Expunginp Re-
soiuuon ne does rdinplc under foot the wishes OF his
nepnoican friends, who elected him, he our M not 10
VOC at a-one more query, and have done with the
suoec. Does C9 Mallory really believe that the ma
Ioy OF the people of Brunswick favor Of IN. re-
se.ndtng resolution? Not Why would vote for IL we
All know, unless 1t DC original White Whigs-apd
scarce man IN the Republican party would 90 for re.
How them If no praciises upon ihe ne political ethics of
hsktchnond Wing pufier, he make out n majority
oil The people OF Brunswick would 20 for it, (ys RE-
scispisc) Suppose the word "expungc' stricken out,
the resolutions: " -
Simiar questions mi be put TO Messrs Ragsdaje of
Lnnenhurg, and Harley OF Smyth. Do they brIcv We
may are representing their respective countless
Wih all ny.rcsprct for Col Mallory (and great and
sincere At has long been defy him get over this d
emna. u
d
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-02
n YOUNG aL9NT-sta 49,, Of lndia,a.

letter from Indianapolis of the 18th inst states.
that Yesterday was glorious day for indiana TL
Dill TO provide for general system of Inter Improve
men That was sent up from the House of Representa-
Senate yesterday by vote of 10 to ~ This bill
templates loan of $l0,000000 10 be expended under
The direction of Board of Internal Improvement on
the following objects:
81 400 COO on the White Water Canal.
100000 on the Central Canal 10 terminate n, Eos
Vile;
1900, 600 on the extension of the Wabash and Eric
Canal TO Terre Elaue--tlence connect at
the point on the Central Canal which will be
most conducive to the public good, at or be.
tween the mouth of Eel River and Black
Creek in Knox county;
1000 600 on the New Albany and o,vet,e Rail Road.
l,3OO,9 on the New Albany and CIawfordsyiIe Nc
Adamised or Rail Road; and
l,l5O,O0O on the Louisville and Vincennes McAdam-
ised Road.
" The bill also provides loan to the Laure nceburrh
and Indianapolis Rail Road of $500 COO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-02
Don Quirotfc and his sou;re.

The 'Whig charges the President and his partzans
with desire Of increasing the army and Needing III.
Treasury by means of fort fcations, &c &c
But what says Judge White in his Speech of Wed
nescay last! am willing also, if necessary said he
10 vote an increase OF The army-wing TO 20 10 an,
and navy. The Wing, however, goes for Judge White
though he may go for increase of the army and
President should give nformation-that is ask for In,
troops &c, &c. But though the Wing SAYS the Presi
dent is DESTROYS 10 have them yet the judge hints h,
does not ask for them How is ths' Is the Judge too
'satlng TO @eed The Treasury and tap tic surplus? Is
all The censure and suspicion, then to fall upon TIE Pre-
sident and more upon the Judgc' Or is either of them
worthy OF censure if the sefety of the country demands
GpproyTiGtone
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-02
TILE MAMMOTH

Inc spirit of the Democracy is still rising against tho
re.charter of the Bank of the s. las thew profess 10
eau ~ Montgomery county has had a meeting which
has denounced the incorporation in the terms
Inc great Democratic meeting of the First
District was held in Southwark on Wednesday Even
ing The Third District to meet on Friday.
The Harrisburg Reporter of the 2Cth states that
The bill to rccharter the United States Bank with
ITS entire capital of S35O00O0O passed the House Of
representatives in committee of the whole yesterday.
from the disposition shown in committee, it will receive
the entire wing and anti masonic support in its future
progress AS the design is TO hurry it through the Le
gsaufe as last as possible, the people
700 soon they wish TO strengthen the resistance in the
Senate TO which all look for the protection of our ber
ues Meetings for the purpose of sending instruc.
tons should be held throughout the State without
moments delay"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-02
Mondau. EebrnnrnI-

a message received from the Senate st,,,, TIA,
lhpy had passed The bill concerning the town of Porta
mouth, with amendments. Agreed to by the House.
DIR. GREGORY presented the report of the Court of
Directors of the Lunac Hospital at WILLIAMSBURG
which was, Mr. G IS notion laid on the table and or
dered 10 be printed.
reutions were presented and referred-by Mr. Mon
cure, OF the heirs of William Brooke for bounty in land
Tor nus services in the Revolutionary Mr. Cooke of the
trustees OF the town of Portsmouth, for certain amend
meats to an act authorizing opening of street in
saia ewn,chy Mr. Daniel, of the Lynchburg and Pitt
syiyanla Turnpike Company, for a subscription on be-
haii OF the Commonwealth the stock of said company
On motion OF Mr. WooLroLK the bill Incorporating
the stockholders of the Louisa Rail Road with tI,e
anne ndments offered by the Senate, was taken up
he amendments were opposed by Mr. Voolfolk, and
supported by MIR Harrswhen the first were agreed
to, and the third DISAGREE TO-
EXPUNGING RESOLUTIONS.
On motion OF Mr. Bows of r.. the report of the &C.
lec' committee on the subject of expungng was taken
up. %
MI H. expressed his Willingness to give way IL anv
other gentleman desired take the floor
Mr. bookkE avniled himself of the opportunity and
addressed the House until past three O. clock; when
On motion OF MIR BRows of r., the House adjourned
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-02

Late letters from that interesting country state that
volunteers are pouring into it, and that she was generally
considered as secure against Santa Anna and his Me1
cans. Inc convention was TO assemble the first of
March, and would issue Declaration of Indrpend.
ence-Nlelor General Samuel Houston, native Of the
VaIiey oil virginia, was taking most active part in
rais'ng ana organizing troops. The General Council
passed on the twenty fourth of November an Ordinance
70 establish and organize corps of mounted rangers
AND on the same day another ordinance was passed to
Iase regular army, consisting Of thousand one
hundred and twenty men, 10 be enlisted for two years
or SO long as the shall last Officers and men to
receive the same pay and TatOns in the army Of the
United States, and IN addition thereto six hundred and
honorable discharge.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-02
THE DEg3yE

MIR Booker, of Buckingham took the floor yesterday.
IN favor OF the ErPngng ReSOiut0ns lie spoke about
three hours We understand, he delivered u strong
clear and sensible speech, teeIning with interesting
State Rights views. He exposed amone other thinos0
the cooperation Of the Senate of the U. States with the
U. d Bank-asserted the right to mark of re-
probation 10 their acts, consistently with the prcserya-
ton of their journa-and maintained the unqualified
duty OF the Senator 10 obey his instructions or 10 resign
his = .
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-02
FIONJUj

= additional murders have marked tile track Of lie
Scminoies--but the doy Of rerLution is at hand Tie
tempest has risen 10 sweep them from the land we Jav
ostoie our readers all the accounts which we have re-
.S'Ft" ~ heir atrocities since last paper Besides
Tue preparations which have detailed IN our proceed.
ng 9o'.nnsy a. being made BY the Secretary al War
'r ~ S soiun'eers Who have molly rushed to the
9uLg, savannah, and Augusta we have received he fol-
rowing ie"s IA the miliedgeylc Recorder Of the 2gfb
o1oeIs baye been Issued from The Executive Des.so, Ga
PofsI .nla oi1ct nakias Of irt a., "a
.tg e afned from The Isl, 81 5tb On eh ~, - t,,
.s 20 De heidio readiness Tor service a e lo,
~, 90 chief The other ,,iff,.
sx.fp,sn bon DE diat ~ their remote
tac Ioqoision VIII take fct, n,so ''''1
bc Following Volunteer eonraa,os boc,
n few d1ys. -f "t'S''' 81 WHICH "Hi arrive here ~
dhe isseoek Bloes, Curt. A. 3. brown
lbc ntaie frnci5ics, Eatonoo. C.ot
The aifron tolnnioofs Capt. Isaac sorro,, " W
Inc MofgtO Guards, Capt. M. H. Fs.,S,,
tb' My1fo0 Nosqucteofs, John Cu,.toc
Jns Washington Casafry, Capt. q. u ueice-
me bAliW'n Caysifg Capt. He n SCOT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-02

The number af Volunteers win probably Do abou, hundred
We regret 10 LEARN that sent nv the Co
v'nor some time for the oshc srls mud m.
Jon counties have been Intercepted, aiea into Tho
hands oi the Creek Indians We they
the extent OF nufdcr. '-'s - - ~~''' -
La nhoa. iean, Ia violation the The fc-s
wi, Sol vn Harden invited The Indians, anon. whom
over the To hell XII
ocfs serioo without they collect,
them Ia wheL A
Chic AMI another inlian were Killed" -
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HMoUsEs AND LOTS for sale, in Me tosn Of Co.

HWOUSES AND LOTS for sale, in The to,cn of Co.
K n tHmbia, tiuoanDa county, "a The undersigned
having determined to remove to Richmond, offers tho
following very valuable and desirable properly for res
VIZ one very large three story house in
complete repair, and IN every respect well adapted
country Store house and suited extensive and gene
raj trade, having attached thereto suitable areIouse
wheathouse smoke'hoose carriage-house, stables &c
together with garden in good order The above house
and premises with few attentions might be made
asuabc tavern, &C. for Which, ia this place at present
there Is very faaeriRg epeHing.
Also spacious and family residence in IN.
most eligible part OF the town having attached thereto
tho necessary out houses, ice house. and excellent
garden
Also one house and lot, which is wen adapted for
lanySrd, Tor which there Is most desirable openno in
s pace AZ present. as The nearest establishment that
kind OF any note is twelve miles distant
Also eight lots well enclosed and in a high state Of
cultivation lie thinks ii useless to comment on the adj
vantagcs that Will in short time be derived In tb;,
place from the james River and Kanawha improve
ments which are now in progress and will run within
few yards Of most Of The above lots.
BeihQ f1iy that any description he ndobt AZ,
tempt to give would fall very short upon examination Of
The property aud the future imPro venest Of tho place
u Peis 20 ~. u,oSe WHO may be desfous 10 purchase,
@issso ''o' D'"''" jjeonN EE SS sHs gre
Columbia, Feb 2 s5-2awsw
THNAVERN PROPERTY FOR GEAsE.-For Ren,
ID or Lease the Tavern at Rockfsh Cap on the Blne
Ridge OF Mountain, with the Farm and a6ont half the
necessary Furniture for the house The geographical
situation is not cxccled il be equoed by any In
The world Tor health and novelty of scenery and sbe
main tbOfoug Aiare or travellers and from the Wet
aud SOuthwest between Charlottesville aud Staunion
there being gap Of easy access, except this for "a
miles either way, which brings the roads TO focus a
this point 10 the mounian The honao IL verv
large AID commodious, having twenty odd rooms and
now in good repair wish to acquire for ibis situation
tenant Of good qualifications for TIE business to ,ucb
an il would be permanent house and large bus;.
ness as ihe travelling is imLense particularly dus.st.
the Spring summer and Autumn months tho Vi,,ioia
Springs ccnirbuiing largely thereto Applications 10
me, now At the Columbian Hotel, Richg.ea3 where
shall remain fer iilne-aner which, shall be al the
premises, near BsoOksvle Post Ohce Albomafle
SAMUEL LEAKE.
ftWoofy S5-2aw5ws
requested % insert the shove each and M
ward their aeeouststo ihis Office,
" No change IN 10 Pics cs,rens since tass ,s..E
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-02

"a ALE OF NEGROES-Will be sold 10 The highest
~ bidder, for cash. at Anderson's Brick T,avcrS in
Louisa county on the 22d day Of February (inst 25
negroes belonging TO the Estate Of Anthony Waddy IT,
T., cDnsiS.ng OF men, women, boys and girls very
keiy and valuable among which Two pair very rood
Sa"yers. GARLAND II. WADDY
8dm'r. Of AnnOny Waddy, IT., deceased
req = SJ-tdss
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-02

ng hsfssiPp on The 7h inst. Mira. Virginia
we OF Ralph Graves, Esq, shtcr OF A. bald
Es all recently Of Virginia. wide circle Of kindred
" tins state will early fate bot will find
soe "e'IaiIon Of their
were onccd by the her only and
ton TO happy iutuiiy - - 49, '"
Died, Sunday last Thomas w Carter vounge ,on of chin.
Carter, OF this City, aged fourteen years. = ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-02
NrLnnsns


The Convention for forming Constitution c,r ,ho
future STATE Of Arkansas, assembled at Little Rock ON
The 4th OF Junuary5O members present--but one ab.
sentee They elected John Wilson OF Clark az their
Presldent--and Charles r. Bertrand as Secretary-tA
resolution was offered by MIR. RoASE hatH is eipedient
torHs Contention 10 proceed 10 form Constitution and
Stdte Government which adopted with only one dis
sen'ing vote, (Mr WArRrR, Of HempsIcad')
What does the Nashville Banner mean by saying (sG
ter noticing The form Of expungng proposed IN The Vir
gina House Of Deiegates) that " For ourselves we
conceive to be matter OF Importance whether the
resolution rescindcd repeaed ferersed and declared
HWf un~ r0fd or whether there black line run around
~ or across IT, We certainly think the former tic most
proper and parliamentary mode Of eiccng the object in
view. But Judge White, n Senator in Congress from,
tennessee, has expressed his opinions on fhe eu;ect
We mas stated his constitutional scruples" &c GciJocs
The Banner mean, that Judge White would not consider
INC virginia form Of expungiug by black lines 4 r. 10
Oe unconstitutional - Would ne obey such Instructions
The Legislature Of Alabama have adopted strong eso
ullons ~ approval Of the Presidents course towards
france. RESOLUTIONS have also been submitted to the
Legislature Of New York ola similar tenor concludno
with the following.
Rfor rhaf however Oily we may regard the inpo.oe. a
I 'nietcooic with Fanco, and however tnuc regret
eatene exiftng between the GOveraorts vet we ran,ot
=" nsiJ ani support tho Accumulation The stand IL las
Vat 80 apology 70 Foreign Tor performance o,
80 official net cointnUnicai ono or
n'on' 10 aooihef, 20 ,hir country, 70 imposbo"
Tast1he White Nashville Republican yv,,ljo,,oo
sun Anedon Statesmnn c) repeot,ng tho miserable G
aooot our wish 70 ekpngs Mr. Leigh, s osce list
w o hat wc neither ask, expect desire sccep The
only saoIth ''' s'',
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-02

SENATE or u. STATES.

n SEN.3IE OF q. SI.lTES.
Is remarkable fact that four have
red IN the Senate, during this winter and they have all
been filled by friends OF the Administration.
Mr. Smith (of Connecticut) died early in December
~. was Whig--and his place has been supplied by
Mr. Niles, Republican.
Mr. Kane, (of linois.) Republican, also died-and
MIR Ewing Of the party his successor True the
Wings were attempting TO lay violent hands upon him
But the following statement, under his own siy manual
shows INN TO be Rcpnblican dyed in the wool
DIR Nicholas, ('f louisiana decided friend of Jack
son and Van buren, takes the place of SIR Gayarre re.
signed, also Republican
And last of all, Mr.. Walker, jackson Van Buren, is
most envenomcd Wings in The na,ion) The following
letter establishes the fact, aud gives us the ballots
To he Eduor-dated "JAcKsos, Jan. II, 1886
On Saturday last, both branches of the General AS.
scmbly convencd TO elect Senator 10 fill the
occasioned by the expiration of the term OF service of
George Pondcxter The rcsul, was as follows
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-02
MARRIAGES..
DEATHS

Ms5ned on Thursday last by the Rev. Keeling of this CITY,
'lr Na'hnnie Lewis Perrin Miss
of the county of Hanover ''i ~"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-02
"Tlio GlOodg net il done;
he most arch deed of piteous massacre,
Ihat ever q this lnnd WIS anilivnCi3

lat men OF sense and candOr should assert that Ees
means 10 PresGre uHateTed, and that utter means TO de-
SfCy ana INSIST with air Of triumph that to e1Dunge
as IL Is applied means to deSfrOy really matters Of
ABATEMENT
IL The above is a full answer TO the only nnr,s or
Mr. Summers Speech Of Saturday last that were TO the
SUBJECT, except the part which adircog suLreysre
81 The great Right Of Instruction. a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-02

The Wing asks why increase The standing army? And
says. before me men are enlisted the gallant Voun.
teers OF d Carolina the Sparta of the Confederacv will
uhaided oy the Federal mercenaes have reduced the
poor deinded wretches"Tbe WIZ is hastily deciding
question without possessing the necessary Information
the volunteers can subdue the Semnoes imme datey
why there Is no occasion their account to add to The
neguafs But suppose the statement from Georgia he
correct that though the Indians may be driven from ,b
open country, they may retire TO the sainps and ham
mocks OF Florida; and that it might take times the mum
Der 10 subduc them, what then Would il not be best
to raise few mounted Rangers as was done after the
Black Hawk war? would il b. better for the youn
teers, and chenper for the u. Stales9
The Wing calls South Carolina the Spayto of tho C,on
iedeTacy.Why confine the compliment To South Caro-.
mar Nobly as the czr of South Carolina have he
haVed on The present occasion, with Generals Hayne and
Hamilton al their hendyct the cbvalrous Gill
zens OF Augusta and Savannah in Georgia-and of Tai
ahessee IN Florida equally entitled to the gratitude OF
their country?
nat the wing may now see Georgian and n Federal
WereendTy officer may feel refer him to the eloouent
iunteefs of Augusta
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-02

$1,000 C0fffONJC8TLD.
~ meeting Of portion Of the citiaens Of Orange
county, at thc Courthouse on Monday TIE 18th inst
John " laliaicrfo called 70 the Chair and Robert
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-02
AN EnSTERN vlRGlNIAN

Tyler hss asolneg fenounced The Rspucan, and sccopssi
We domination Of "Whs" Mao Vice Pasdoncy
What interest have The people nsterss TO o ps Of oss
ip gofsit town genfry2
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-22

m'ieri'I portions of his letter on the .uL;.,,
District tboiilion-he Is aware of the ~ q
teresI with which this vital question is No., ii,
the Souti-he knows, that if h. be eI,,,al n
dent OF the United States, it may be mr. .1AI.
him for his official aclion-Why. ,hen ~. 10
he declined to give the information 50 rcxa, ma
asked for, in the teeth, too, Of hi, trof,s..
l'ngncs' to answer any queries which maI, "
dressed 10 him in reference to his oni4.
subjects Of public concern! WHY. bnt =, 81
ln'errogatores we're shaped, as, If apsvo,., Tue
ALL TO elicit direct reply, and that such a
would have been fatal to his cause in the Sou, 's
States '"eih
nh this negative but imposing evidence a..
real opinions before the people of IRWIN,
they support linn for the Presidency W,n. vi
strengthen the hands Of the AboIitionis.s ar
moment, when the Supreme Judicial TRIM -
one of the Northern States, New Jersey h..
ready aimed a blow at the very foundation oc
security Of our slave property, by lcc;3,a, :.
the law OF Congress regulating the arrest of 6...
tive slaves is unconstitutional and void-uho.
city distinguished for its intelligence, and l,'.5
to Tor rs apparent sympathy With the S...,,
two runaway slaves have been lorciblv ,o.
from the officers OF the law, in the ,emnle -, &
tee, and under the very eyes of the indae
Abolition moh,-and, above all. when ~,
one oil Mr.. Van Buren's leading friends in c,,,..s
ticut, publicly claiming linn as an adyora,o or -,
abolition of slavery in the Di,trict Of =
lnmba Let us look at these facts in con,,,...
with Van Burcn'> Vote in the New York Cooya,
ton, comforting the right of sufr ee on free ~
9roes; with his vote, in the t. $ Senate. IN lQ,,
IN favor of a clause, imposing restrictions an. IL.
introduction of slaves into the then newly ..o,..
ed territory of Florida and with the doc,rs.a
avowed by linn in the progress Of the Nilsson;
controversy, which we have MIR. .Ielrr>ons ~
thorv for saying were tartamonnt To the a>,, No.
ol the right of Congress tolcei>atr ontlc sui cen -,
Slavery withm Tho StateS,-wc say, let as Iool.,,
all these facts, IN connection with his refusal :.
answer the foregoing enquiries and thcn ask VIZ
thcr an Bnrcn can he safely trusted bv,he S,,,l,
II lie can be, we do not see the consistency. mr. -.
Prety of matchmaking Arthur Tappan.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-22
REBIkE OF TIE DEFAMERS.

II the deiamcrs OF Gen. Harrison were succpt-
BILE OF shame, they could not bat vince under tin,
eloquent and indignant rebukc which he has re-
Gently administered to them. Invited = few DAYS
ago. to partahe Of public dinner by the citizens
oil Newark, (Ohio y the committee of invitation
having advericl to that " malign party spirit"
which had assalIed him with g CHARGES fabricated
TOR PoAficdl cfect,' the General thus replied
-" sincerely thank YOU gentlemen, for the
tlmalon which You have been pleased TO put upon
my public services. 1t is not for me to determine
whether the view YOU have taken of them, as far
as 1t relates 10 their Importance is correct or not,
hn' may be permitted to say that in all the rela-
honS winch have stood in TO the government or
the people OF the country, the utmost exerton of
my physical strength, and the whole powers ofmy
ilm"ea capacity were put into requiston TO
brIng to fortunate issue the various and impor
tant duties which have been committed to me.
hat some OF my fellow citizens should not csti-
maze these services IN the manner that YOU do,
gentlemen, Is quite natural. But it could not have
been expected that my political opponents would
have attempted TO taIsity the rccords ANIL the es-
ta6hshed h'story otthe country for the purpose of
imposing upon the people the belief that had
been rccreant from the duties imposed upon me
as the trusted soldier otmy country, and false 10
me prncphs otrep"bicanism mhich hal been
"sf'led into my MIND from my earliest yomh.
: Such, however, is the demoniacal chracter of
that spirit OF party which has intrudcd itself of late
INTO all the political contests Of our country, as to
lea'e no princlple safe which opposes its pro-
gieHS and which considers ali means justifabe
'ai VIII, IN the smallest degree, contribute to IFS
H'e'orIeS II IFS andacy has already reac he'd the
lengths which lou have asserted, gentlemen, of
putting al no1eht TIC nest authentic records, and