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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-05-25
UhOCT. BRANDREr VEGETABLE
HD PILLS, For sale by WIN. S. VOSE,

(The only authorised agent FOR this Island)
The thousands who use and recommend these
Pills, is proolposltve of their extraordinary and ben
efical effects They in fact assist nature to do all
she can in tho curing every form ond symptom of the
only one disease TO which the human flame is sub
jecct, namely-impurity of the blood, or in other
words AN impure state of the fluids These Pills do
indeed assist Nature" to do all she can for the hu
man body yet there are numbers whose are
80 bad, and whose bodies much debilated,
that all which be reasonably expected is tenn
porary relief; nevertheless who have com
menceJ using The Pills, under the most trying cir
cumstances of bodily a1lictlon when almost every
other remedy has been almost altogether unavailing
have been restored to health and happiness by their
use. May 25, If.
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Confirmation of the
Capture of Santa
Anna -!


The important intelligence from Texas,
which created so great sensation In this
city in the early part of last week-so JOY
ously received by some-so doubtingly by
o,bers-and bv others still so entirely dis
credited-is amply confirmed. No doubt
remains that Santa Anna has been captured,
and the advance of his army entirely over
thrown. The annals of war furnish not a
more brilliant exploit than that of General
Houston in this affair, Its consequences
will doubtless be the independence of Texas,
and probably the entire overthrow of Santa
Annals power in Mexico.
The intelligence was brought to New
Orleans by Col. A. Houston, and is contain
ed in the New Orleans papers of the 9th
instant. 1t was received in Washington on
Saturday night, and communicated to the
President after midnight, by the Texan
Commissioners at Washington.
From the Nep Orleans Bulletin, May 9,
TEXAS.
Col. A. Houston, of the Texan army, has
arrived in the steamboat Caspian, and con-
firms the news of the Glorious Victory ol
Gen, Houston, and has favored us with the
following list ofthe Mexican officers killed
wounded and prisoners
Killed-Gen. Casrilon, Col. Mora, Col
Trevino' Col. Don Jose Maria Romero
Lieut.. Col. Manuel Aquirre, Lieut.. Col
Castillo.
Gen. Cos and many others supposed to
be killed, but not yet found.
Prisoners-General ANTONIO LO-
PEI DE SANTA ANNA, Col. Almouti
aid de camp, Colos Cespedes of the Guer'
zero battalion Bringas, aid to Santa Anna
Portilla de la Pedreguire, aid to Santa
Anna Nuner, Valienti, Lieut.. Coils. Fillpe
Romero (woundcdD Valientl, Don Pedro
del Gardo, Fernando Urriza, wounded, aio
to Ssnta Anna, ARGOS, Encise, Mugla Dor
Ramon euro, private secretary to Santa
Anna also captains and IL lieutenants
Gen. Santa Anna made the following
proposition, that his army should lay dowr
arms, Texas independence to be acknowl-
edged, the expense of the war 10 be paid by
Mexico, Santa Anna to remain as hostage
General Houston had issued orders tha
farther advance of the Mexican army
should be the signal for the slaughter o
Santa Anna, aud all the prisoners. The
report of the terms of peace were not Off
cial but supported by great number of let
tiers from officers ofthe army.
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SHIP NEWS.
ARRIVED.

Sunday, 22,-Barque Constitution, Clifford, from
Pacific Ocean, 1900 bbls. sperm oil.-Sehrs Milo,
Nicherson, I'm. Saco fr Proy-Voante. Baker I'm
Kennebunk, do.-Wadpole, Coyil. I'm Appalachlco.a
Ir do-Superior, Whtesey, I'm Philadelphia lr do.
New England Pendleton, fin Bangor, fr do.-Cyg-
net, Sprague, fn Lubeck, fr do,-Boston, Baker, fin
Boston r Somerset. 2Id. Schr. Pocahoniss, Finch.
from Mobile-SIoop Leopard, Handy. from Phila
delphia for Nantucket.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-05-25

clergyman once teok for his text these
words" The World, the Flesh, and the
Devip'-and commenced his sermon in this
manner: " ! shall pass over the flesh, touch
lightly upon the world, and hasten on as
fast a can to the Devil"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-05-25
DIED,

In this town, on Monday last, Mr.. Saunders Nal.
bone aged 72.-Funera this afternoon, at the usual
honr, from the house of Mr.. Noah Barker, SprIDgst
Friends and relat ons are requested TO attend.
Yesterday morning. Sarah Dillingham; widow Of
the late Capt Edward Dillingham;, aged 20 years.
Funeral tomorrow afternoon. at o'clock from tho
house Of III Bull Broad -sr.-Freuds and relations
are requested ~ attend, without further notice.
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FAMILY GROCERIES,,

FAMILY GROCERIES,
Just received and for sale nj low prices, by Wholesale
or Retail,
~ n boxes brown soap,
q ~ 20 do Havana Sugar,
IA kegs ginger,
boxes white Havana Sugar
~ bbls Loaf do.
% bbls Rice,
5 chests Hyson Tea,
10 do Powchong,
5 do Tyson Skin,
60 do S0uchong,
do Gunpowder,
10 do do in Canisters,
30 Boxes Raisns,
80 half do.
$4,000 lbs Cluster Raisns,
IS Quarter Casks Port Wine,
2 casks superior Nutmegs.
so Matts Cassia,
B baskets " heidseek' Champagne,
~ doz Caret
2 casks Wine Vinegar.
10 boxes CitrOn,
3 casks Cheese,
40 boxes Herring,
II sacks Salt,
30 boxes superior Plug Tobacco.
% bids Domestic Gin,
10 boxes scented Soap,
30 do Oranges aid Lemons,
500 Ibs soft she'll Alnonds,
5iIsmpers Mocha Cofieo,
IL 7Casks Sicily" Madeira Vino,
10 Casl.s y ldeira do.
30 doz Lemon Syrup,
40 doz BroCns,
$50 drums Pigs at from TO { cts per ID.
10 dozen Mats,
Casks London Porter
20 NJ. Spanish Segass,
cases Erglsh Mustard,
/ Smoked Salmon. Crackcu, PHO, Bread, Corks
Lorllard's snuiT and Tobacco, 81 Croix Rum
/ Uams. smoked Beef, Castle soap, Mace, starch
/ green aud white Patent Candies, DeDgohs, Alnonds
! cnrran,s C,,rop Madeira nuts, Fiiberts. smoket
Tongnes. Cnyeune, Capes, Macaroni, Ground Co
'''' NV JAMES X. NEWTON * co.
/ May II. NO. I1o lhalnes s,fee'.
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NOTICE.

A IL persons having demands nsains, the schr.
"A Columbus contracted since the 4ih OF March,
1875. and al persons having deinands against soop
Delight, contracted aeI tic 10th Of October l5'o
are requested to present them imns sisly ior pay
men, 10 John ". OMAN.
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ENTERED.

Ship Constitution, Clifford, Pacific Ocean.--Steam
er Providence Childs, New-York-do. Boston
Pierce, do.--do. Benz Franklin Bunker, do.-do
Massachusetts Comstock, do.--Schr. Emblem Maj
fit, Ballimore.-do. PocshoDias, Finch. Mobile.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-05-25
No. 4 a 9,
Cheapsidc, Thames street,
Noyyport 9th nf Nay I31G

VI AY he found Miss Taggarts Poems,--IIymn-
I'VE Books, Watts arrangement, by Wlnchel, with
both the Supplements bound altogether, and contain
more than 800 beautiful Hymns besides all Watts
which sold cheap
ALSO,
TODDS LECTURES TO CiiiLDREH-very
interesting, and a new work; 80 cheap fancy boxes
for toilets; cheap Linen Cambrck lIdkfs elegant
Carpetipgs and Wilton and Brussels Rugs beauii-
Gul French, English, and American Prints and Cam
bricks; large handsome Bed-spreads from 80 TO SO,
30, handsome and cheap a splendid lot OF Vestlugs;
Straw Bonnets Fancy fidkfs tS shaws, great
variety. May -, Sw.
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TO be sold at Public AUCTION, on Men
day the 20th day Of June. at II s'elcck A
a., y not prariOasty said at prirete sale
A lot land on the Hill, situated on John and
1A Leven-streets next west of Mr.. seatle--beiug
sixty feet on each of said streets. aud extending
North and South one hundred and five feet.
For terms, apply TO J. {. SHAW, iRel'r
MAY 25, If.
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TO RENT.

FENHE House at the corner of Bridge & Wash-
n ington-stree,s, oeeupiedb by the subscriber 1,
Is as convenient building and as pleasantly situated
as any in Newport, a'sl possesses every accommoda.
ton TO render i, desirable residence.
ALSO-The house and garden corner of Elm &
w ashn gion-streets. now occupied by Michael Mol
ten, opposite the honse of Non, VIM. Hunter.
Alse,-A pew in the broad aisc Of 1riai,y Church,
No. 73.
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For Sale.

HNHE Lot and four story Brick Store thereon.
n situate at the corner of Thames & Pelham
streets, nsNi south of rownsend's Hotel
ALSO,-A honse in seconl-street with x large
garden and good well Of water, now occupied BY
job Gibbs.
For terms and other information apply to
NICHOLAS G. BOSS,
Corner Of Thames 4 Pelham streets.
MAY %, IT,
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TO Drugg is ts.
FOR SALE.

Tuy HE subscriber being nbout 10 make y new ar-
IL rangement in business, offers for sale, at cost
the whole of his shop furniture and stock Of medicines
on terms accommodating TO the purclIaser-'rhe
stand has long been known "a ndruggist establish
Inent; and is well and pleasantly situated for tia
business any in this phace.--It has been recently
fitted up in good dsiylc, and, from the accommodation
that Will be afforded the purchaser it offers rare
chance 10 one wishing to commence the Druggist
business. or to any young medical gentleman who
is disposod 10 combine professional b,isnes with at
tendance Druggist esablishtnent-F For such ev.
cry facility will be offered fapplicuiion be made i'm.
mediately. Il. r. MOORE.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-05-25

AM1 ilEREAS application has this day been made
Wv for administration on the estate of EBENE-
ZER CARR, late of jamestown decd, II is ordered
thereon that the consideration thereof be referred to
Court of Probate TO be holden at the middle school,
house in sand town, at = ocloch r. NJ, the first
Monday in June; and that this decree he published
three several time. in the Rhode. Island RelafJiicaa
that all persons Interested may appear ut said tune
and place and be heard
by order of said Court,
[mll, 3ws JOHN REMINGTON. Pit Gu.
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gDROPOsALS will be reeeiyedby the Narogap-
n sf Pier Company, for furnishing and laying
nj their Pier in South Kingston X. J.,
$4,000 PERCH OF STONE

small proportion of which will lie Of fixed size
or the remainder the shape and sze ~ be inmate
rial. II may be procured within few rods Of the
SPOT
subscriber, at Wakefield X. T. prior TO ihe 10th o
June. w. 4. ROBINSON, Sc'Ty.
Narangdsssa Pier 70.
mlsd 3v'
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SEAESEsEED.

In this town. on Thursday morning last. by the
Rev. Mr. Wheaton, Mr.. VIM. Hazard to Miss llar
ret Marin Brenion.
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The subscribers hare receired and offer jor sale
a Gh tons assorted Iron, consisting OF American,
EVp English, Sweeds, & Russia Old Sable of
all descriptions Hat, square, and Spike-rods,
Nailrods, Nut Iron. Band lron-Braziers Rods
Shoe Shapes, Horse Shoes, d Horse 5 zoe Nails
ajps-Files--Crowbars-Bo &c. &c.
Cast Steel of all sizes fiat, square & rouud.
ALSO, 80 casks of Cut Nails assorted.
[nf25, IT, Il. WOOD, e. Co.
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REMOyALl (! +!
LINEN GOODS.

"a INEN DAMAsk, 7-5 & ga wide--Damask
IA Table Cloths Of all sizes-Irish linen-Linen
Cambric--Lnen Lawn--Linen can'bric pocket
fIdkfs. &c. L. FOWLER.
april Goth.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-05-25

yWyHE Steam- Boats ofthe TRANSPORTATION
co. wilIieave Providence ut 4 o'clock, p. NJ,
from the Railroad Depot, and will leave Newly ork
at r. H. from the Per at the foot OF Murray street.
North River, as follows -
cAMASSACliIrSE'TvrS Can't. Wm. COmstOck.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-05-25

Santa Anna, his officers, and the remain-
log part of his forces, should be shot as
soon as the latter should make their appear
ance.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-07-09
2D0etrp.
From the Wabash Courier.

From the Wabash Courier.
- TO-DAY AND TOMORROW.
To-day man lives in pleasure, wealth ana
pride,
Tomorrow, poor. of life itself denied,
To-day, lays plans for many years to
come,
Tomorrow sinks into the silent tomb.
To-day his food is dressed in dainty
forms,
Tomorrow is himself feast for worms.
To-day he's clad in gaudy. rich array,
Tomorrow shrouded for bed of clay.
To-day enjoys his halls, built to his mind,
Tomorrow in coffin is confined.
To-day he floats on honor's lofty wave,
Tomorrow leaves his titles for a grave.
To-day his beauteous visage we extol,
Tomorrow loathsome in the sight Of all.
To-day he has delusive dreams ofheaven,
Tomorrow cries, TOO late to be forgiv'
en-
To- day he lives in hopes as light as air.
Tomorrow dies in anguish and despair.
TRUTH:
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-07-09
SATURDAY, JULY 9, 1886.

l
! younger boy trotted on few PAGES be-
fore, to give his parents notice thai
they had invited a stranger to rest be-
meath their hospitabIe roof; and the
soldier had just crossed the threshold
of the door, when he was received by
joyful cry of recognition from hii
old friends, Henry Jenkins and his
wife and he was welcomed as bro
Their to the dwelling of those, who, in
all human probability, were indebted
to him for their present enviable sta
ton.
Ii is unnecessary TO pursue This sto
ry further than to add, that John Car
ty spent his furlough a. Eldenby farm;
and that, at the expiration of it, his
discharge was purchased by his CRATE
full friends. Hs is now living in their
happy dwelling !; & his care and exer-
tons have contributed greatly to in
crease their prosperity. Nothing has
been wrong with them since John Car
~ was their steward.
"Cast thy bread upon the waters"
said the wise man, Sand it shall be re-
turned to thee after many days."
NATURAL BREAD.--Earth is eaten
as bread in several parts Of the world.
Near Moscow, a hill furnishes earth of
this description, which will ferment
with flour in Louisiana, the Indians
eat white earth with salt and the
Indians on the Ofonooka eat certain
unetious earth ia like manner.
Duh Of Apprshensios. The New
York Spirit of the Times has, amongst
other excellent things, the following:
stop that Cow : Il have got no
stopper.' 'Head her'-sher head is
on the right end.' sTurn her'-'Her
skin is on the right side'-'D--n it,
speak TO her'-'Good morning Mrs.
Cow
The cuteness Of the fellow reminds
US of the Georgia WAGNER, who didn't
like much to let out a secret.
whats cotton = asked WAGNER
with load Of one returning empty.
sWhy its cotton was the reply $.
'But does it fetch any thing p
sNo-my team fstchedit;
Il mean what does it coms to p
'Why, to the loom, to be sure q
'Zounds--how high is it p
'Three tiers at Hamburg
Il say stranger-you're little too
cute for me';'
The same to you and all your fam
ily.'
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-07-09
Miscellaneous.

Calumny - Calumniators are those
who have neither good hearts nor good
understanding. We ought not to think
i'll Of any one till we have palpable
proof, and even then we should NOT
expose them to others.
We ought to attend to our own bu-
siness, and not NEEDLE with the affairs
of others, unless we are applied to, TO
render service. We should condemn
NO one unheard.
Look on slanderers as direct enc
mics to civil society as persons with
out honor, honesty,or humanity. Who
ever eniertains you with the faults oil
others, designs to serve you in aimi-
lar manner.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-07-09
ADVICE TO YOUNG WOMEN.
PROMISES OF MARRIAGE.


How many young females are ruin
ed by trusting TO promises Of marriage ]
If an investigation were made, great
portion Of those in our cities, who them
selves ruined, are now running others,
have become what they are, by trusting
to such promises. Some unprincipled
wretch has insinuated himself into their
good graces, secured their affections
and their confidence, and then, under
sacred promise, accomplished their
ruin, and abandoned them to shame
and wretchedness. Disappointed, heart.
broken, and covered with infamy, the
victims have found their way to the
common haunts Of vice. The ruin Of
thousands effected thus, ought to serve
as an effectual warning to the virtnous
young females Of our land.
One thing they ought to know, that
a base proposal under the promise Of
marriage is proof strong of an inten-
iion TO deceive and desert. AS such,
it ought to be regarded by every young
female. Ii shows at once the charac-
ter of The sutton. No confidence what
ever should be placed in his promises
who can, under these circumstances,
descend thus to insult and degrade one
whom he processes to love. Let hon.
orable marriage put him in possession
OF wife, but never, under promises
ever SO sacred, give him the oPportu-
kniiy to ruin and desert
He may, the better to cover his base
designs, offer to marry if you will ac-
company him to some neig hboring town
or city. His object is to get you into
his power by removing you from your
friends and home, and then when you
are dependent on him, disgrace and
ruin tollow.--He may iiaIler you with
promises, but he meyer intends to full
al them.
Two years ago young woman was
thus brought by her sutton from Bos-
ton to Providence, and then TO this CT.
ty.--Here they spent week, passing
as husband and vile, she continually
reminding him of his promises, aud he
putting off its fuIfilment from day to
day. Her betrayer was soon gone,
and she was left alone and pennyle less
in this great city.-The writer saw her
al that time, and she could have been
saved--but, o | how could she return
TO her parents covered with shame {
She was told Of the dreadful wretched.
ness that Nigh. be her portion-but
she had forfeited the esteem OF her
friends, and she felt she could not face
Shem. But where is she now
A Portland paper Of the I'd ult.
gives an account Of young girl from
North Yarmouth +; who had come to
thai city to learn trade, and was ad-
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-07-09
Useful.

Sick Headache. teaspoonful of
finely powdered charcoal, drank in q
half tumbler OF water, will in less than
fifteen minutes give relief TO the sick
headache, when caused by superb
bundance of acid on the stomach.---
Nswbaryport Herald.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-07-09

Curs for a Horse that has a Film.
Take little clean hogs lard on the
end of your finger, rub il well in the
quadruped's eye once day, for three
or four days in succession, and the film
will be removed effectualIy.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-07-09

The St. Louis Bullein states that
the steamboat, Helen Mar exploded
her boilers on the LIST ullimo, near
Peoria. Two persons were killed,
and a acaled and bruised.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-07-09

o. It's estimated that rs, 900 EN-
igrants will arrive al New York, the
present season.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-07-09

Remedy for Bots in Horses.--Mix
one pint OF good vinegar with half a
pint of good sifted ashes, in a bottle,
and turn the dose down the horses
throat while effervescing. From one
to three bottles will suffice, given at in
tervals Of twenty or twenty-five min
utes, if found necessary.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-07-09

The Abingdon Statesman states that
the fly has not done any serious damage
in that quarter, the crops promising to
yield the usual quantity.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-07-09

Caution to Sheep Bresdsrs.-Seve-
raj instances have recently occurred
10 the neighborhood of Higham Of
lambs having died suddenly ,and it has
been discovered upon opening them,
that it has been owing to their imbib-
ing wool with their milk, and which
may easily be prevented by cutting off
the loose wool near the teats Of the
ewes ia due time.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-07-09

an official despatch published IN thai
Mexican papers, addressed by Genarsl|
Urea to Santa Ana, contains this sen-|
teuce .--''All the prisoners taken in ths|
action at Golad and the neighboarlnG|
polnta, have been puaisned, according q
the circular III relation TO that matters
This shows conclus!yeiy that the bulc az
nv OF the Texan prisoners has hsen III u
bedlence TO the orders OF Saata AaA az
the Government.
Ofthe 8 Senator'S elected this aprins|
bu. one Of the former Senator'S = Malo
OpIe-ls re- elected, OF the 1874 msan
beers of the next house OF Delegates,
are new members.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-07-09

An intelligent farmer Of this town
has communicated to US what, he says,
is an efectual remedy against injury
to horses and cattle which may have
eaten too much grain lit is simply to
administer pint of melted hogs lard
as soon as the fact is discovered. He
says he has sried the experiment a
number of times and always with sue
cess -Norringsdock Journal.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-07-09

The Metropolitan announces the
recall Of Gen. SoorT from the Sou.ha
and adds -" This measure, il is unders'
stood, was rendered necessary by TIE
unfortunate acsrbity Of feeling, opera
ting to an extens prejudicial 10 the pub 4
lie Interest," existing between ibis DIS l
tinguished officer and several cthegl
branches in shs service. "-lb.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-02-19

the document containing them, says con
cering the great mass Of our citizens, I'VE
are not aware ofany general anxiety on
the part OF the people 10 aid in extending
the jurisdiction Of Ohio. They are salts
fed with their present situation; they feel
an interest in the success Of the govern
ment of Michigan, and stand ready tosuP
port and defend lis just rights; they IN
terested themselves in the formation, Of
the State Government of Michigan, and
we're ably represented by Delegates in the
convention which formed her cOnsttu
lion.' With regard 10 every position but
one, in this statement, these gentlemen
know them TO be unqnaIiiedly false.
There we're it is true, two individuals in
tho convention which framed the constitu
tion Of Michigan, from the disputed dis
trict Butthey lOere not sent there by the
people wko reside WithiRthe district. In
this township, where there are near four
thousand inhabitants, there were but etc
pen votes cast for any delegate to attend
the convention, or for any other officers
of Michigan. The poll books in other
parts Of the district, exhibit correspond
ing disparity; and we have even reason
to believe that not one man nout OF hun
dred, would under any circumstances, be
willing 10 come under their Jurisdiction
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-02-19

l trust, gentlemen, that the moment
is come for France to gather ihe fruits
of her prudence and her courage. En-
ligh,ened by the past. let US profit by
experience SO dearly acquired: let US
apply ourselves to calm the passions,
to perfect our laws, to protect, by ju.
dicious measures, all the interests of a
nation which, after so many storms,
presents to the civilized world the sal
utary example Of a noble moderation,
the sole pledge of durable success.
The care of its repose, of its liberty,
of its grandeur, is my first duty; its
happiness will be my dearest recon-
pense.