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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-07-19
IMPORTANT PROM WASHINGTON
Prom ,hs cisbe u rs,jsy
CIRCULAR.
IT. Rears' Of Psb8s vssty sas 10 As D,P,'ie
BsEls.

TEEtsrKT pFraHrnEsr,
Juy ~ 1880.
10 Consequence u oacspisin;s Nhich bate been
made u hha1s spceslstiuns anl mnnoPol,es. az the
pufcaase & The pubic laads. and ne sid which
aid be gwen 10 effect ibrss obiecs by excessive
bank credits and dangerous. q not psriu facilities
through bank drafts and bank depasitcs, and the
geucosl evil Influence likely TO resa't 10 The puhl5
inie,es.s. aud especially the salci, Il tie great
m,-oui d money 10 the Treasury. and ihc sound
condition. of The currency Of the country from the
further exchange Of tie national domain IT. tss
'osnuer und chiefly Cor bsnk credits and paper no.
ney The Pfesilen, Of IAs Ja,tcl States has given
dnectons. aud you hereby Instructed, after the
18Th day Of August next, to receive IN payment IF
be pgJic lands uoth,ug except What Is directed by
tie existing AVE, va: gold anl sl.er, aud IA the
proper case, Virginia scrip; provided, ,i.Itul The
ID VI December neA', the nc iululgcnccs hereto
fore extended ; 10 The Mad of money rece.ed nay
be continued fot any quantity II aBl not exceed
irg .Afe" bIuIred anI t~ea'y &C e. 10 each lur-
CHASER y no Is an actdai settler bona fdc resi-
dent Dftho state whore The sales are calde
Ia order to .asafc The isI;A(! eAccu;iun Of these
instructions oil receivers ere strictly prohibited
from accepting ior i-nJ s4!I ssy daft, certificate
or other ca ldence If mCnCy. or deposlte though
Tor specie, unless signed by the Treasurer Of the
United Siptes IA copiutuly to tie act Of April =
1870. Ani each Of those officers IS required to
anne to has nioAtL!y returns 10 as DC apartment, the
amount Of gold and silver respectively, as we'd 40
the bills received under the foregoing exception
and each depes;te baak 10 reqo.red TO annex to ey-
cry certificate given upon a deposite of money, the
proportions Of /, actually pnd COLA il silver and
IN ba.k roios. All former instructions on these
subjects, eAcep, as now modified. will be consider
ed a. remaining IN full force.
The principal object Of the President in adopting
ihs measure being TO fepress alledged fraud and 10
withhold any cOuntenance facilities in the power
ot the Government from the monopoly of the public
lands 10 the hands OF SPECTATORS and Capitalists to
the injury Of the actual settlers ia the new States
aud OF emgfants IN search of new homes, as well as
10 discourage The runCus extension of bank Issues
aud bank credits. by which those results are gener-
ally supposed TO be promoted, your utmos, vigilance
Is required, and relied on to carry this order into
co@P.ets execution. LEVI WOODBURY.,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-07-19
TIE DEPOSlTE BILL.
lrGroam If The Tor,es!!!irp
Secretary Of The Treasury.


The decision Of the two Houses OF Congress on the
Subject "i the Surplus Revenue, gratifying all true
friends o the county bitter pill To the "pateut de-
ocrats" Of the ultra stamp. the New York Eycnin.
f"st denouncos The measure ia the terms The
Rehn'"ni Enquirer censurcs the project the ALBANY
Argus ioiows SUIT and with The lull knowledge that The
Tres deu had gwen his reluctant sanction 10 the til
Portsmouth Gazette, genuine Van Buren, pTiut, luri
Gus "a l!s anaiaemas. lis remarks 1T two columns in
length, are needed, sTHE PORTER or TUE DESO-
CRITIC P.fRTr LNCONGR ESS PROSJRiYE-
IRE.iCHERI, DEFEAT .4N) DISGR.sC CT N!'
iis faithful, aud we must ali consistent Van Buren,
print, thea proceeds TO state the leading features OF THIS
BILL or ADOMlNATIONS," (as IT terms the blO aud
Us II viii be seen tia, of the most prom nent
point. of doctrine couleuleI COZ ~ The Democratic par
~ for the last years, has, IN short week. through
he sidplty teachcry f YuOic ants, Locn aban
lunel aud nearly lost"
We make few furih.r extracts from this paper 10
show the feeling which peryales portion Of The "demCc
racy" on this bjeci -
should this accused bill ultimately pass into law
81 the land, feel cou lent that Democratic Leglsls
Of New Hampshire will con.e1t TO receive the
lrIs of treason md d-race II would spurn the bare
lacel bribe az II would foreign invader"
The New York Evenins Post says-"Alany Of our own
party have played into the hands # the conryers Of this
srfu scheme aud the loud exultaon Of the opposition
leaders when the bill passed the Senate and the congra
usiOns 81 the Wing press that adj
tiona pruoi 81 the nature of the OH aud show that
1t Is uuJersto ~ well without within the wa!s Of
the Capitol"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-07-19
KSurt g. Mason,

HAVE (or sale 10 Gags BLASTING pow
L Il DER. Also, Rogers Orange, and Wilks
English Rife POWDER.
A. Boxes g by 7 and 7 BY Q Lake Dupmors,
Salisbury and common WINDOW GLASS.
IOOO Lights, different SIZE WINDOW
SA, Sill.
Bard~ els Cast Steel AXES. Grain era
DIES manufactured by Jonah Wicker.
Also RYE; COTIO.v Y.3R.N, OOT1 on
B.d1TS; C.i.tULE HICKLNC.
Rutland July -, 1886. 80
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-07-19
M RED,

la Wd'"r.J uIy 18th inst Isaac Pendcgra, Of RandoIi
Mass. 10 Mermh Cu.hn,an.
IL P"oi'et 2'h uii. Samuel Adams To T.avina Gibbs.
On The 4ih iust: Hosea Perry 10 Phsbe Curtis I,aag
iams to Ireue Hart.
Ia lIariland Dustin Bate, Ia Bci.oy I..tosr
10 woodstock 9Th. Avery t. Haven Vi Palmyra n. Z,
10 Susan Powers.
Ia Montpelier Wan. II. SL.fiu, E,g. Of TOWNSEND 40
Eliza = Jeweit. '' '
la Royahon S0h uli. Mr,Ceorgs Patterson. msrchaut
oi burlington, To Ms. Charlotte G. Day. Of the u.
Al BELOW. Falls. Mr. Freca.Au Lake 10 Mn, Li.,,..
Bu!aton, both Of ocb,Hsh.m.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-07-19
state Of Vermont,

HL ILsisN ~ tCL.f ~, -.
10 .Noadioh .uSor. Ma. LAiOf md JOha l.. BeIee.
rc1td'Hg iSttaoa The State u Vermont.
NOU are hereby DolI6.d that on The 2oIh
l. day OF July neA,, al NV Office IA Rutland,
in said county, al five O'Clock. afternoon, CsleL
Hendee, Ezekiel Brbr", siiss u. h'iis aud
Nathan PIatl viii be rsan,,n.d as witnesses,
touching aug .u,I which a.sy bs hereafter com
mrnced bft~een 700 OF any OF yoo .sd ia nes
Porter OF HutHnd aforesaid, 10 relation 10 ui.
l,is 10 lOl VI lsud ia said !i"ila0d. bounded
North aud N.sl On tic bod al Wm. Hall, South
on land of Jonas Wh-risf, aud ksAi o. land Of
Vim. " nghI--Lr,ug ibe lshd Iresu.Iy conveyed
TO the sad as.c. Porter by Ezekiel Bsbee--'hag
the le.timaDy VI s~ia sitpesses msy hs Psfpe''
uaied
Giysn Yndsf my Laad Il kslland, lb., 23'h
day o. June, A. u. lisa.
CHi h. WILLIAMS, Chof Js,fies
= ssgnos. Cssn'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-07-19
TOWN CoMMIrTEEs-os VINO sssy,ss...


The gentlomen hereinafter named stie sppoin.
ted committees for the towns preceding their ia NEE
respectively at the late Casiloton County ionycn.
tlon. for The purpose VI dhns'ng political nfor,na.
uon among the iieemrn and urging upon them ih.
necessity OF esui.,s,ng the eleoi,e hauchIso. at
the important ensuing Sep,ca,bet election. These
committees viii also ihai tie iiccu.en arc a..
commoouied with ballots.
B,ison &. IL. Akin, Aaron Norton, u. DatbeI
braaioa-lra Baton, NJ. w Birehstd, r. pat.
export
Ca'iiefoA-ilyde Wcsto,cr, John Gardner, 4.
Cuuch.
ItiHtndGi- ---- Woodbury. Dan Dixie
Gart"doa--S. w, Hodges. II. Beal, J. l.. Marsh.
Dusby IS. Snitn.
fdirhaetn- II. Hamilton Efustus Hu.,, I.uc.us
Smh.
.ueadoa r Gibson. Iva Seward, W. Robinson.
.hddieioun--E. Paul, l.. Fillmore q. Clark.
Mount HoHy--J. Crowley, - Peck, - Wheeler.
Orp'H-Na,hun Guile. Levi Royce William X.
SanfIid.
Porfet-J EdseH"G, j., +. strong, u, Brown,
PHfaftid-Lcvi RlS - Atw God.
Pdsfotd-A. iau.tluld Sufgcs Penheld. A.
q. Damn.
iO"iinry-Pho lIosiorJ, II. G. Neal, Damon
Liddugs.
R"ti""d-Joel VI. Mead, " n. Cookiu, ID, J..
Bell, VIM. Gilmore, f. w, Hopkins.
She,tune-R. Adulns. C.afles Shedd. Rufus
No"d.uru.
Shrews6uy-Joel u. Low, Amherst Barney
Sadbury-Enoch Smith, Jf.. james X. Hyde, q.
Wallace.
1nmouh-Ejword Woodruff p Gilbert.
Udhngtord-E. johnson. Il. ii1iet, X. Hall.
bet'-Calf Monroe, Joseph Park.
Uesuhopen-Ilsney lloSes. John II. wyman.
q. ID. DuuL.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-07-19
DEATH or Mg. MADISON

The following Message was communicated ia
seih Houses ef Congress, by the President
WAsnissres. Jsne 30. 1880.
10 Tee SsaHis aad HO~se 81 Reyyoeal.ires
II becomes my psniul duiy to anoUnee 70 , %
ne melancholy in,.lligcaoc of the death Of James
Madison. Es-pfesdeni Of the United States. lie
trpafted tAis hir at hsif past OK o'oloek on the
morning VI The 25,h inst; tall Of years sul honor.
has'ea tls conuuEicsglun, "a urdef that Con-
efoss may adopt such MEASURES a. may be proper
10 testify Their sense OF ,espeet due 10 tue memory
Of one wlose lie has contributed - essentially to
tie lsppaoss aud glory Of mant'ne.
ANDREW JACKSON.
A. soou as tie message had been read in the
Senate, Mr Rycs made a short aud pertinent ad-
dress upon The ocoasluu. aaj oumnutse cos.ist-
ing e Mcs-s Rircs, Calhoun, Ggundy, Buchanan,
Le'ga aud Talmadpc. vas appointed to joid the
committee tAe part u The House, to consult on
ihe subJes;.
la the House. the reading r the Message vac
followed by some feeling reustks by SIR Pauan Of
Va. wAo was followed by Sir Adams, of Mass
The SeBates committee vas then announced and
lac iluuse "iaed ole from each STATE v,z;-Messts
PaHan, Of Va, Mason. ofMe: eastman, Of \. II.
ADAMS. Of Macs; To.eel Of Conn Pierce, Of Il.
l.; Alieh, Vi VI; Ward, Of ~ \; Parker, of y.
J; Aoihou,. Of Penn; M,ligan. oc Del: Wash
'0g,ou. # aid. Debefry. Of " c.; GHGo, Of :. C.;
Coffee, of Geo; J.hnson. ofKY.; DuoIap, Of Ten /;
ML,uc, Of OAio; Ripley Of Lou; Car. Of Ind /;
Claiborne, Of hiss.; Reynolds. otlll.; Lyon VI Al;
Harrison, Of Missouri.
The committee reported joint resoaliou, pro-
Udi"g TIA: the chalrs VI the presiding Officers VI
the Two Houses be shruudcd IA biack--that the
members Of Congress wear The usual badge Of
mourning for thirty days-lhat ii DC recommended
10 tie people Of the L. States to wear the same
badge for thirty days-and that the Piescent be
requested to communicate the resolutions, with The
cludoleuce Of Congress. 10 the widow vi The de-
ceased
The resolution was unanimously UgreeI 10 IN
both Houses.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-07-19

f'e''sS o'"sr'r u - ksoso 20 every ess
ibs donng Tho severe fros, Of the winter ptev,.us
40 the is.' osery orange rto,e IN Florida ~. do.
s''oyed. 1t Vas believed BY The orsnre rro~er.
10 'he city Of ~. Augustine alone. that receipt Of
To" n'.i'oss Of dollars sosli 10 the fe.ul, Of tho
crop OF ibA' CITY. week pfesions lo the frost
"hlch 'e'm'nssed 80 is1s'ly, sen,lsmAn purchased
soVo ioaag itecs al ten each fet the purpose
~ fs"e'sl add itsnsplaot,ng ~ . a,sI.lt city.
These were placed IA ms,s snJ preset, cd. and are
believed to be the S"iy living onc. 10 the Territory.
The putvhs.cs, Mr.. B"'ict. tor his disbursement,
800, vas offered j Geo, which vas declined.
This Scn,iemsn ia sin,c dead. So,as ur The Tree.
ts'e oeec since purchased. sgs,a temu,ed to 81.
Aosus..t, .nd will ptObsbl. lev lsats bceeme
probing.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-07-19
w NJ. X ENN Ely.

DOST-KIDEK through West Rutland, Ira,
l. Clarendon, falmouth, Dandy, DORSET,
Manchester and Wallipgiord,wilI supply all call.
for the Rutland Herdid Vsrmoat !Si,.tesp,on. and
any other papers Which he can conveniently oh
tain, and will also furnish any BOOKS that may
be wanted on his route, at Book Store prices.
InlY Ii lH.t6. 30
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-07-19

FIR. The avniling h>use OF II. =. Morse. Esq.
IA sheduIn. together VAN n.gsi Of the fufni,uf,.
corn barn, wood shed and one ban. were destroy.
sd by hre, on the itb inst, The property do
sucyed wac insured fot 500 -lo.s, over aud =.
bose Insurance. about $500. b.ylnsioa SAL
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-07-19

Mr. Joseph Dlbos, Of sehsneciats. ~ss drown
ee Oh TUESDAY iast 10 a brsuch VI the Mohawk fs-
or. A lev years sDce. he Oaiy soa s'fay e. a~as
snd h,s BODY ~ss fOUnd IN The wolds. Piey 10 ii'e
fowls Of the ar OIe q lis daughters uas froesi-
y otaSned 10 ihs kre csissl. ana his sac and t@o
ch.i5fes ~sse burue4 70 eesiA IA h-as- - S-5..
uc.fsas nACss They 4ne-.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-07-19

The Journal sap2ss-', Sha'a very probably zoe case
that Tie a,cJgt 30 slal- bot ieiec.1e, au4 tla lnsly
aes osual "a -, IA ihe se'er. States Nh 10 E.'
into th sssfeess. BIZ certainly ihs aliu-p1 alou's
a. stated s b.hi, cTtI-y.s 10 zee eater nae s-I stt
ol tbs ,uua. leracy The e1ult our pros -
u4ys-iac sl.u c..-.. ~ld f'ifoads-t Tee ezlrs..oa
Q. lac asAt hhy yesr vail te - S-u.4O-' ~ tas ~
~sgl..- bgHtaoge Fdiu1t
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-07-19

Tie Crops. We understand that the prospect
of the harvest how at hand Ia ono 10 very good.
The tIiihn (OhIo) Gazette, speaking .; tAe wheat
crops, says, "In CLIO We have heard no complaint !;
in this county and those adjoining. II Is believed tae
prospect OF d heavy crop has never Oeen ialfef
The Baltimore Patriot says N tDe south, as IA
the west aud north, the prospect ais" good. Us We
learn from late number VI The PcHdleton Is. {. }
Messenger, wich sidtea that tne wheat harvest
had commenced IN ell paris oi the ustfcl anu thai
the crops tanned oJt much better lIau VAS OK pee
led. The general opinion IA mat region, according
10 The Messenger, 10 That more t"dn an aVeiase
crop Will be made thIs year.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-07-19

Canals IN tie Crtiei States. \ paragraph az q lac
uunber OF .he Bu4.a JJIr"- s,at,s 'e aggregate
teul ui The HaseI canals m tAe U.tc1 S,aos
~ three Thousand miles. lie tenis Suiss 10 maxi uP
lhis Aggregate tsas furIhe Dy tie ieyera States
lfou winch ~l be seen, t IN Tie Tat VI -tates, is-
t,n.ui.hea by cazAl rJ,eueis, feuusy ivsua
pies The Dos. Of h.nor v. ..is sssressie tbore
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-07-19

sTne moe, lgoky sceideu; on record - thu, of
poor And aged WoGisa. who earned = scsaly msin-
iG.nsnce by kniiuag. On coming one day 10 "sbe
rod OF Der wofsed.' sbe found Tie bsll bad heen
wound on peace Of a. old ns per. whIeh ca
uosiy .s3 her 10 resd, AMI che discovered TIA; d
ecris,led .u advertisement fetpscsing hsfse.i a.
a,r % large property. 90 Bdgs 6siiefir.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-07-19

Isaac Hill seems to hHOw more about some mat
tels llun even oid Hickory" nInoeil---i- has mes
sage to the LegisldtoI Vi \. Hampshire, he CON
denns the entire plan vi distributing the sur las
fund OF The national treasury aYons HE States
Tnc y. Hampshire Statesman SAY That the Repc-
sentati,es Of ,hdt Stale 100 Nea or too wicked
10 oppose tho WISHES v; Tie uOYcfnor even 10 ia,Or
tie people tccsuse they are indebted to Isaac for
all that they are. The New Hampshire palIiut Is
vastly concerned for The honor aht credit Of the
State and IS overwhelmed by The ''.no5t awful op-
prehenalous' lest tle vote vi Ne" llI.npsalte trl
egatiou Ia the house ppoa The dcposs!e question
VIII sink us TO the lowest depth, vi political de-
graduation. We Joln you Mr. PatrO;.-R YaLlic-
an and Courier.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-07-19

Testimony Of G,n Lyhe Of Cmccnnrm in Jacor
of Gen. HGrrisoH.-A recent pubic meeting
This gentleman Though a warm Jackson uian made
Ihe iollwing honorable statement.
1t is true, that thai gentleman Gen. IlarrsonJ
and my seiraae as We have for some lime been
opposet to each other IN some Of our views, per-
haps in most as to public men AMI MEASURES Of tle
day bat were we as widely separated as tho poles
! can neither be made to forget his virtues nor
withhold from HIM just commentator for his una
ny eminent services. Sir, | would be traitor ~
ny own nature, If found myself capable u! do
puragDg the claim Of public servant, eminent
well Tried and whose life has been a history Of
such usefulness and gaantry, us that Of General
Han rison. Rather than rob the pies Vt that
tine-w and justly honored piciic servant al u
siugic issrei, would CHOOSE IN justice and graf
ituue, ~ Iesp cha luts his brow.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-07-19

There seems g. be boiling ~ Of "a, political
SaUldron among Deigahors Of Wujham countc
Vermont. Some politicians u that county wAo
have hitherto sc,ed With the whigf have recently
united Nth the Van Barren men IN the nnn,iattlOn
OF Senatorial tfckei. on Which Judge Stark of
Halifax. recent convert. placed to conciate
the Whigs. The full bluodeI Val Duren dc.
mocrsts ttaw back ffom tbis nomination. The
last received Mountain Debocrai IA Van Buren,
paper published at Nestane- contains commubi-
cations denouncing he coalition as corrupt and
bare faced one, sta.ing that the Chairman Of the
Democratic Convention which nominal cd these eau
didates was Wang and baok.nan ~ iongcr ago
than lat January. aud that Judge Stark vas :
Wing as late as last April. TIE publishers of the
Democrat also announce that the publication of
that paper viii b1 discontinued for the present,
tue publishers not baslny realised lie assurances
which had been promised them 90 the 0tacr
hand, the Wings Of Windai.s county seem to be
reused 1n,o activity by the ,reachery and desertlon
y! "a PAT, Ufthrir tcdy. - Ecdaki,n .u,rcery.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-07-19
THE NEW HAMPSHIRE DELEGATION.

The New Hampshire Delegation 10 the House OF Rep
reseutayes among the most thorough Of the thor
oush-ons, whole hog Van Durcu men IN COngrts.. They
were ne eject Vi Gov. li ani all chosen ticket,
for Ue kiosu, that Gov l afraid to trust the peo
PIE 81 the several Dstrc TO choose their members OF
Consres.; all aust he elected general ticket, that
should there be whls maj"oty 20 any Que District
would Ice ruled by other Districts, There Is there.
i3e mistake 10 die character Of the New ianl shire
Dclc.stuu: hey Van BUrau Co the E4sk bone. head
feet .l lri-lles whole hog, from snoui 10 ild. Wen
how di they vote a bill which VIII pour into the
Treasury Of New Hsmp-h.re, MILLION 80 DOL
LAR, way they voted, every man Of them, "a oppnsi
tiuu TO tio tn They stood by the seventeen Van Bu.
ieI Deu iram New York aui sei 10 tie ultimatum
90 determined 10 dc IN the lu.i l,la, And what else
ihins Nuu, good JacsOnIceu Of NV llampshire they
di why TO man, tboy opposed MEASURE, which the
create. All beet" IIolaley ssuciiOnei. Even Air
AAthnays aneaIgie4t, which dsarmel the blii Of all
cpusut pral upes, mse 'mpre'snn lbs Van
bur,u s4lai, IA Their petn1c pg' "ppns u"n 10 0
when viii gennh the Ifoa.nry ut New than sAlie
wrLOut resOn 10 t-Auuou.-Bo.io.. CeGiga
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-07-19

TIE Haig Flag. Oar readers will observe ,ial
90 ta,s days ADVERTISE unfold the Harrison aud
Granger Ba1ucf. aad ia a al the mast Leaa. E.
ven II We we're otherwise disposed but a,s no.,
sc could not resist the Aiad that Is Setiiag IN the
sale Of the great Wing party every where else. or
even Lccp o.. owu wig taTs. IN and about our o~n
chip. from stealing the hag out OF the locker, sud
running With u to tic ssy and Tie breeze. llar-
uson ADD Granger ihey have ctush, the enthusiasm
uf from overt mouu,Sins end from The Hey Stone
State. ed The storm that b. beating down Van Bu-
reu.su Ihefs, 10 the piece vaich hss been IA fact
the key stone OF ihis siU,nisira,iou, has at lsst
reached o. and away ne go--~ija our banner
Dying, over a. noble ealsc ever inspired The
heart VI man - Pert .4de.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-07-19

nRBARaER Ayp Mn u,ttrrr


AZ these two gvalensa have tlkea a lcseins
pan n attempting 70 utnsfvr he Animsson' Of
New knslsaa osef 10 Vsa Bsfen. Il msy no, be
miss 10 'etu'to their fofa,t o.aa.oa. ~ way Of
sho.iag 81 their eansst-acy.
II 1897 Editor u tie MsJliebsrs yfee Prss,
Mr. Barber used ials lsngosge;
" thar Us' psriy sl,ck escks,e, ne g,sA
Bars 'ssi'@ y poif'cs Il !, hs .fahmissaic party.
irs rnoLE tArLVENtr AND Ttr0Erf. AAE cAsr ~.
10 ras sestF. 10 darsy not ,gsi,n asd Tor On,
w are 'EASK 10 ssI AT ir4,a Il fss'in.s5 ,aary)
,aAtl NAVE pEGENER ArED MO fls CoRRCP.
TONS or VAN BURENlSN ,es sR MOI oni.
pEsrsr IL uCT OPPOSE 4 D pao0my0omiii.giy "a,
~t SoH gYsN T,scassoaarg.'
iDlhe Same rear. Mr Baieu Editor Of the Boz
don Advocate. uytieel vsn Bercl's return ffom
EngiAsj a. follows.
"liUn. Marta Van lufen has aui,od At New
York from Europe. lie comcs 81 an inopporiune
time 'o' the priucey reception Ahieh biz licge sub
ioeis Of " \. had prepared fot Lin. The Chulera
viii be an osctmSiea even iof the Magician. It
seems Ia tsse eoale J9tt "a tine 10 sG.s tie c.ii-
Iens Of New YVfk from TIE degradation Of having
tAe freedom Of tlr,r city laid =, the Zee, Of The
HIGH PRIEST or POLITICAL INTRIGUE.
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VERM ONT APH.

systems of political economy ever written.
How great the mind into which such
conceptions could enter! How noble the
people who could support him! But it
is no very criminal libel to say that Gov.
McDuf6e is not AFistides, and South
Carolina is not Athens.
Indeed we are fast going down the Hill
which degFades human nature TO the low
est competitions. Already politics has
become game Of skill to secure a cum
ming interest. This is now avowed; and
hypocrisy drops her mask because there
is not reverence enough for virtue to in
duee her to wear it. The transition has
been awful and rapid We are a young
people, with all the vices of hoary EN-,
pire on our heads.
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