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The beauty Of vcman Is there
not a beauty and a charm in thatven-
cradle end venered woman who sits
in the "majesty Of aye" beside the
fre-side Of her son; she whe nursed
him in his infancy, tended him 10
youth, cOunselled him in manhood,
aud who'n6w dweIls as the tutelary
goddess Of bis household What a
host oil blessed memories are linked
with that mother, even 10 her "rever.
'ence and chair days!" what's multi.
iude ofsaOetifying associations sur.
round her, and make her lovely, even
on The verga of the gravel Is there
not q beauty end charm 10 that mat.
ronly woman who. is looking fondly
on The child in her lap1 Is there moi
aholy influence around her, and does
not The observer at once pronounce
hef lOvelyf What although The line
aud lineament Of youth are fed, time
has given far more than he has taken
away. And is there no, beauty
and charm ia that fair girl who is
Bneeling before that matrnn-herOwn
wOmanly sympa'hies Just opening in
10 active life, as che folds the playful
infant 10 her bosom? all are beauti.
ful--rhe opening blossom, the mature
flower, Ondthe ripened fruit; aud the
cOllous heart, and the sensual mind,
thai gropcs for lovellness as a stimu
LIANT for passion only elbows thai It has
no correct sense Of beauly."--COnstt
IutiOnaI Magazine,
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= JACESON g. G1zRNAN.
Cabinet-Makers,

Beg leave 10 announce TO The citizens
of Carrollton, and TO the people general-
ly, that they have formed partnerships
in the
CABINET-MAK ING BUSINESS.
and that they are prepared to execute all
work in their line, in neat, subs;autial
and fashionable manner. They are de-
termined TO work none but The best mate.
rials, and to employ none but The lirstH
rate workmen. Particular attention win
br paid TO the style oil finishing their work,
and every exertion on their part wtll 30
made torender satisfaction to allwho NAV
avor them with custom. Purchasers are
respectfully invited 10 call at Jackson's
old stand Immediately South of the Court
house, and examine Jackson and Tier.
mans.
ABINET- WARE, consisting Of al.
most every article of Cabinet-Furniture
in use in this section Of The country.
N. B. All orders for work will bo thank
fully received and promptly attended to-
JACKSON & TEERNAN.
'Carrollton, Oct, 30th 1885
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CONDITIONS.
PooE5T-scoE LOST!

LOSrln Carrollton, or somewhere in
this vicinity, small leather Pocket-BOok
much solled by use, containing six dol
lars IN money-the same being one bank
bill of $3, one Of 81; and two dollars in
silver; with several notes ofh hand amour
tlng(as nearly as recOllected,) to twenty
one dollars. A reasonable REWARD will
be given to any person who may have
found said pocket book, and will return
il with its contents to the subscriber.
JOHN SALMON.
Dec. 18th, 1885.
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NOTICE.

1NHE undersigned, appointed COM
"a mittee 10 contract with competent
workman, to build a church at the Big
Spring, wish to take proposals for the
erection Of the same, the ensuing summer
the size is 45 by So; the wall is to be Of
brick, Is feet high, the first contract to
enclose the house aud lay the under floor.
The place Of building, is ten miles west
Of Carrollton Monroe Township, Carroll
county Ohio, for further particulars en-
auire hfthe commitlaa
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December 18Th, 1885,
Yellow Greek, CarrOIItOn 4

AOhh NAIL hOhD OOMT AMI
NOTICE is hereby given to The Stock Hold
ers that on the tpeaty third day of Feb
ruaTy 1886, between the hours of 10 o.
clock A M. and 4 o'clock ?. M an cleo.
ton for THIRTEEN DIRECTORS of
tho Yellow Creek, CarroIIlon aud Zoar
Rail Road Company, will be holden at
the Court house in CarrolltOR.
BY order Of the board,
JOHN MCCORMICK, Sec'y.
Dec. 25th, 1885.
The editors OF tho SteubenviIle Gazette
Tuscarawas Advocate, and Ohio Reposi-
tory, will, each, give the above three IN
sertions, and forward paper containing
ths advertisement, and bill 10 the Secre.
iary for payment
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OF reprint Of the best matter from
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more especially Chambers Edinburg
Journal, Its object is popular in
struction and amusement, combined
in such manner as 10 enlist The feel.
ings Of every member Of the social cir
Gle. 1t enjoys On extensive circula.
tlOni price TO single subscribers not
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and the Port Folio for 1896 and 1886,
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Dissolution Of Partnership.

Dissolution Of Partnership.
9NHE Partnership lately existing be-
N tween Johnston and Pearce, as pub.
fishers ofthe rolFree Press, has been
dissolved by consent All who haveclaims
against the late firm, are requested to pre-
sent their accounts for settlement, to J..
Pearce, 10 whom all debts due the firm
must be paid without unnecessary delay.
WM. JOHNSTON,
JOHN PEARCE.
CaTollton Oct, 1853
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New Grocery Store.

New Grocery Store.
.WNtiE Subscriber has just received ann
u is now opening, in the long white
house formerly occupied by DR.. Patton,
fronting the Public Square, a we'll selec
ted supply of
GROCERIES,
Consisting in part, of Teas, Sugar Cof
fee, Molasses, MackareI, Tobacco, Se-
gars, Spices, Pepper, Ginger and Indigo,
Lead, Powder and Shot, Soap, ShoobIack
ing, Alum, Pearlash, Cotton Batting
RaIsins, Conlectionaries &c. &c. All
Of which he will sell on the most relsona
BILE terms for cash, or approved country
produce. ~
sc MARKER.
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

A LII persons having cluims against
-IM. the Estate of John Mcknight late
OF Monroe Township Carroll county, de i,
ceased, are hereby notified to present the
same legally proven for settlement with
10 one year from this date, and oil those
Indebted to The estate arc required to
make immediate payment.
ELLIS WILKIN
Administrator.
January Sth 1895.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMlNISTRA TORS NOTICE.
NJ Office is hereby given, that all per
~ sons indebted to the estate,of Daniel
Berleene, late of Orange Township, Car
roll county, Ohio, deceased, are required
to make immediate settlement with the
subscriber; and all who have claims a.
gainst said estate will present them legal
ly proven for settlement within twelve
months from this date.
ELIZABETH BERLEENE,
Administrative
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CarroIIton, Bee. 4lhl3}5.
ADMINISTRATORS NO IICE,

ADMINISTRATORS NO IICE,
lMOTlCE is hereby given, that all per-
<AS sons indebted to the estate ofStephen
Maxwell, late of Orange Township, Car
roll county, Ohio, deceased, are required
to make immediate settlement with the
subscriber; and all who have claims q
gainst said estate will present them legal
ly proven for settlement within twelve
months from this date.
BENJAMIN PRICE, Adm'r, Gt
STEPHEN MAXWELL, dec.
Nov. 9th 1885.
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hhS ehV AoIiOWlu9 thoL Will w Oh6A0NOi
on the minds of posterity long after his
name has faded frOnl the marble tablet
THAI shelters his earthly mould.- WA
Times,
THE ICEBERG.
twas night-Our anchored vessel
Out on the CLASSY sea;
And still as heaven the water kept
And golden bpght-as he,
The setting sun, went sinking slow
Beneath the eternal wave;
And the ocean seemed pail to throw
Over the monarch's grave.
There was no motion ofthe air
10 raise the sleeper's tress
And no wave building winds were
On Ocean's loveliDess;
But ocean mingled with the sky
With such an equal hue,
That vainly strove the 'wiIdered eye,
To part their gold and blue.
And ne'er ripple ofths sea
Came on our steady gaze -
Save when some tinierous fish stole out
To bathe in the woven baze,-
When aoutIug in the light that played
All over the resting main,
lie would sink beneath the wave, and
To hts deep, blue home again.
Yet, while we gazsd. that susny eve,
Across the twinkllng deep,
A fotmiCame Ploushing the golden wave,
And rendiDg its holy sleep;
1t bIushed bright red, while growing on
Our fixed, half fearful gaze;
but il wondered down, with its glow OI
light, -
And its robe Of sunny rays.V
l. seemed like motion silver, thrown
Together 10 floating flames;
And as we looked, we named II, then,
The iount whence all coIors came:
There Wero,rainbows furIed with care.
less grace,
And the brightest red that gIows;
The purple amethyst therein place,
And The hues Of a, full blown rose.
And thelvivid green, as the suh.lit grass
k Where tho pleasant rain hath been;
And the ideal hues, that, thought like,
pass
Through the minds Of lanciful men;
They beamed full clear--aad that form
moved on, 4, go ,
Like one from burninggrave;
And we dared not think il a real thing,
But for the Eustling wave.
The sun just fingered in our;view,
From the burning edge Of ocean,
when by our bark that bright one passed
With deep disturbing motion:
The far dowE waters shrank away,
With a gurglirg rush upheaviug,
Andlhe lifted waves grew pale aud sad,
TReir motheFs bosom leaving.
Vet, asst passed our banding stern,
10 lis throtn.like glory going,
IL crushed on 4 hidden rock, and turned
Like an empire oveflhrowing.
Tho uptorn waves rolled hOar,-and
while,
Thellar thrown undulations
Swell out in the suns last, lingering |
SMILE. A
And. fell like battlinstuuNohs.
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Nov. 9th, 1885.
ONE CENT .REM AIR5N

ONE CENT REV ARB,
Ran away from the subscriber, On The
10Th October, in Jefferson Township, Car
roll county, Ohio, bound girl aged near
Iy IA years, named Nancy CoCkreIl.-
The above reward will be given to any
person bringing her baCk4o me, but no
thanks.
SAMUEL DOWELL.
Nov. Goth, 1885.
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FALL g. WINTER GOODS,
For Sale by the Piece or Package,
MOW opening at No. Ss, Wood ST.
~ Pittsburgh, an unusual large as
sortment of -
Foreign and Domestic
DRY GOODS,
Purchased in the Eastern Cities, most
Iy through the dull business months,
June and july,) with particular view
to the present and approaching seasons.
Every facility will be offered 10 meet
the terms and wishes Of purchasers
WATERMAN PALMER.
Pittsburgh, Pa. Sept. ii, lS35.-7t
= ,OOO FRENCH BURR BLOCKS.
g ELECTED at the Quarries in France
Ojust receiving by latest arrivals,
where are also to be had, the Burr Mill
Stone, warranted equal TO any in the
United States.
JOHN riley,
No. s, Wood street, Pittsburgh
June l9, 1885.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-02-05
THE ICEBERG.

Twas night-Our anchored vessel
Out on the CLASSY sea;
And still as heaven the water kept
And golden brght--as he,
The setting sun, went sinking slow
Beneath The eternal wave;
And the ocean seemed a pail to throw
Over the monarch's grave.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-03-11

meifFts, anoefen 2an6sS.G Gfsebenille, ipescea.
lie iii ieoer 3eit baar 8e 10 Bablsn. h.
Hy-gl. s.. Qlle SOldbe, tpelcbe fl Nber
fetbs Daonate. onr1 9loteu Ooer auf ances
er lBsife, Die fttb inunlerer SbuIo wihen'
.,perbeublcg III ibrsm eioeuen OluBsn bans
osl, psnn fis osne Der5nB 8i6tisfsit n'a@s
en-ba ipir entI1lOfen ftnb, Die aoee3abs
una ~ e.,winaen pssbatb mir botten oaB
aae bietbsp Saterefirte, unisrn 8nniD er'
|fiIlen unb uns oerunausenebn1en 9tote'pe"'
oioteit i,terbebsn ,peroen. ibre GeeDnul9en
sen tetreftnosn 8eamten sur etnla'n'n'"ns
III ubsrseben. zs -. -.
P0 en-, d tener O tpps
rplro Iouueameile uno bepm Sni3s1 osr'
sauft. -. 7. ss'># @s2
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0ptne 9 Il ter
g. s. u T vt J. a j

80 4 ~ ( = z a -
an bsr ipefU1sn Gde feinee bad Fei'
eruen Waarbaufe e 8, peittlb Der
QeaaI8rI6e I,
ySatfO eSen cine fdbne eIusspabt mob
ausaelabter unb (ebr woblfeiler 8htsr tu'
Diels sabrssssit erbfnet befebsno IN: :
trefenens, 6artens, lno sS0ret'
oetpooreth perceaam Speeerepetl'
gifen 9u6paaren auer Artt SD
gel geoer &c. &C. ss.7 ( 4
,pslbe er 70 speAlfsil oersaaft, als itssne ts
tuanb In otslsm Martte. .~ ..
g b { n { a u 9. y
Elm Waagbaus uno BobnbauSY
2tuslottent uno nbreli0 .. Staot'
tben unsefibr ,... :, 4. IL
$50 'A der Lamb .
am ganaL sIsieb cbsrbalb earre
9rife. = :.@..,.s 4. !.
Ser 12c 81 der bsp 3. .;
perbarb'S NQable, ale mel6e ct 81 ben bs!'
Iiaiten pteiien gum Derfaufe anbietet. .
Gr aahlt ieberseit baar 0el 10 ta'
gDaiAsn, wslibsorn, 3aber Slabfaan's','
MoIle, &C. &C., unb pirb panftlib uno auf:
mersiam isbes SpeoiticnS: unb @ommiit'
pnsaeicbdft beferaen, rorsit feline Srsunoe
,,no Runoen ibn besanttisen mSsen.
mp NEaflillcn, Suln. 10. 1885. 12:tf. IT,
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-03-11
Or0tectip1l s.
9er(Jtberullg6 6,gcntpasrie.
s.s@ NSentensSf Sfis-Ganton9
q #.-EE| w. H+T&@. -.~ar SNna 61 SoaH| r

. g. ~ &SNSs @Bs ACtJsye III
Da Der llntedbriebene BON Der .tp I o.
lection 5r furansesg sm paanie"
III. 9artforo, Connecticut. ats N9ent an9ss
ffellt unO aAtOriitrr ,pOrcsa Obne aufIbub
Derfdernnsen aus3ultsHen, 70 erbis.et ct
f6 bierrait pdufer, stgbrS, Mablsn, Sd
brifen uno Gdbetern, iainmt ocrsa InbaIttl
nsbf irsenoerlep anber;n dbnliben eiaeue
tbsifne, ge8en Derlnlt ODER 8eibdeieun3
curh Scuer, ai aEssutiren. Die 3oiten oda
ju fno uisbriger, aIs Die irasno elmer sIrs.
Falt oiefer Nit ]; uno bic MeTe spslobe biefs
Offs in Sdlitbntns itrer Gefbdfte, ,ns
Der 8eribti5ans uno 8ssabIuns ibrsr 8ers
LUTTE, perfoIeen ,rirb, miro prompt nub Il.
beral fspn. aufra3en fur 8soinsunsen II.
NFseuran,, tn6sen in bet elnns(tabs BON
Darris sno 8slcen iuGanton, aema6 fsrer=
oe,s onr6 ale Geibdte In 8e;u8 auf tiele
Naentlbaft oernitrsltwerben.@ .sr-' So,
: - - ..-.. .~.. Son 6urris, g.
....ss " Mseut fir bsfa8te Gsnpasnie.
eauton San. 10. 1885. S9=tf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-03-11
So ebel1i| 4. erbaltftt

Don New.Dsrf uno Pbilaoelpbta
Cine srufIs Manntsfaltisfeit Don +:
Gieutyaarsn, 0elsnu, SdrbefofsT,
>Esa H.=. 0l6. @@ ~
D,atirte une sen,sine SattIerwaaren
oarniIb Naauntins, aqe gum abfsrtl9en BON
Rutfden, @igs unb Dletbcrn'S nethlse ga
den. QDersSsus far S1reiner, Sbm'ote'
!Giftr ino anbete 6anbwertsr, Sp'nnrdoer;
ellen, 0liierne Bateau &rbpfe, 3innblsb,
ei1enbled, Gileraer uno meiliussner Dratb.
8orar, 3inf, Blodsiuu, Slintsnlaufe, SIN
tenfblbfer nab Garuitut Suftid, Slansol1
0liearaai,a. 8raft uno Gctabol5 Nta.,n,
Blauer g,itriol, &upfsrradst. 9 ttiosbl
sssuoiac, &rapp uno anoern Sa1beitoHsn );
8renn6t GerberSt. Gifen uno stask sban
fsI uao 3anseu, eiisrne 2an,pen Oefsn' sle'
be, Stride uno 8ino faoen neb(t anosrn glt'
tfsln Die su siuem gut adortirten stobr seeo:
rem. -
Obise sa6sn ,pereen umfebr tillise Vrsi
le seffanft in DEM Gileuwaarenltobr, Sspl
uno Sarbefo7en BON ...-=.. ....rs..
IT,. - s. q. Sbneioer.
n..A~.. cAN Ana 90 1QQS-
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-03-11
egRh r.. ...s. -
N q ntetge. u

llater3eiDneter benao)rt1tl8et pas pnol'
frm, oaG er ii9 aIs praEtifber Ar3r in
Gtarf g.. 81 nisosrse:
aiIeu bat. Durb pielidbrise Stuoten ai't
BEN b.iten llniperitaten, uno our9 Idnsert'
9lufentbalt in ben sr0Bten ooipitalsrn Dol
Deutfblano uno Sranfseib 1T er i'm Stan:
oe, au6 bic Ianswierisiten uuo bartnadis
fen ileteL in 8esuS aufmeoi5lnilbe Ss
banbluuA mle au1 auf birurSif1e Opera
ticne,t burb ns,,e uuo SuperlaliIge- -&ar.
n,stboben ;ur 9eilun9 ;u brinsen.
Su fsinsu frhberu Mirfuussfreifsn s.
Sreoeyidstcwu Wb. uno Nittsburs Ya. bat
te sr binreie1enoe 9eIe9enbeit 9efunoen, Il d
uit ben gbaratttr uno Den Wobifeaticnen
Der In oisIem aanbe berrfbenoen &ranfbsitt
formsn pertraut Gu MAIDEN.
:. Goc. S. 9ouwieF
praftifber Mr3t, Manoarst nno o.
burtsbslfer, apprsbirtin Deuti9lant
Is, unS bsp Der ,neoisinii9s 9irar'
alIben Saeultdt Su 8altimer.
0reentp ~ ,. 1s!en Sulp. 1885.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-03-11
9 attl ere y.


Woblfeiler bsnn jemols ?
Die tintetisbrisbensu 3eisen ibrea Stshn:
osn uno &unoen. vno osR, ganSenpubl'fun.
,rseten(t an, baB fs in Osibdftsoerbinounf
,etrst,eniuo. sic baben ibrsu Sbapp
inbsr Guseardspas StraEe, in @anton l9e:
raoe Dem nsusn 8antbauls sesenhbsr, frh:
ser bswobut Don pbilip Dswalt) beeer:
t,us psrsr6Bert, unp resoen eaisltft befan
sig auf paNo baten, Elm aroBes VInottin'enl
SdtteL ,Sanmen Sottelbass
Heusgifen, piltplsnbalfts Gapal'
lerilten Gbados, patrDntafbem &C
Dearbprn Gefbirrl & u m NETS,
Sdulsssfbirr jsoer Nrt,G . # er,
;ytutr gpmsu 2euo6nsr Wa9en
Deitfben Neits, @le9antes 9ergtrs
Ite,, uno Sig ! peitf1em Statl1'
ISlecbten jeoer 0atung.
alaes pon gutter 0uaIitdt. nit ben better
Dlaterialien unb iauter semabt, tpollen H.
Ii,a @roBen unb 6leineu, 70 tpotlfeil a!S ee
in osnneflihen gtaaten irssnopo 81 ba
Ben lit. aeaen g aargelo ober dnnebt',
|lid,e qanos6 prooudte psrsaufen. glae az.
uaGte Befsuuusen: xpetosn aufS fbneuf'
|ausssfabrt.
eBiaiam Rsals, uno
Sotn Budiusi jun.
eantoh alus. 20. 1855. 20 II.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-03-11
Geutfbe
s. Il Mer!I!.!

Der ilntetiHrietene bat 70 eben Elm neuet
MfIprtluent ieiitib der 8i6er erbalterl mo-
santer ii1 folsenoe befnosn
sAuart-, Cftapr Ducoe3, nno Sa-
fdbsn Dibelrh Seffamente .. per-
fhteoenen gatfungeny Nrnbts
ipobrss Gbrilientbur1, Sfr's
Mdrtprerbub, Gtarf's 8 Oe-
betbnd, loino's 9emeli1-
fnoftlides gefangtuh
Catbehismus, pfals
+ ter Is. 1c.
cyslake ASe tiQigss Deftaaft ireroen aIs
n irasue einesa eAbHa DuHRsbt n aiefex,
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-03-11
Netit 0lter!

Bcblfeilsr oenn jeA,als =! III
Die lluterfbriebenen babsa 70 eben Don
NeusOort uno pbilabslpbia erbalten. Elm
,rodes uuo ausgeOtbhtes MHortement BON
Srpefenen 9srft' uno QBintersqBaa,
rem grpcerepen 6artenmaare1,
Specerepen &C.. " -. /
9li fo.-Qsrren nno Rnaben Rappen,
5tiefel uno Sdub, @umalaTid gbub,
India Rubder,) BON better quaIitat, Da.
Aen Morceco unb Wruueua ebub.
Spanlfh Sobk uno Gberleoer.
Gin aassmeines afirtiment BON 9aten ii.
Rappsu. - -.
Melbs ie entihlciIsn lInb Elm ~ n / q
p oblfeiler al6 Der nieori9fs preiB 5u
perfaufen. Raufuitise trsroen atbtunsepon
alnbt, bep ibnen an5ulpreebsn, lno fit lib
ielbft 5u urtbeileu. 81 ~. :. ..,...[ - 81. n.
T. Silbe,Sall uno 81 q eI
c. &c. befancie auf 8 nb--uno tpie &C.:
pSsulieb su4, NerEauf isbr nobifeH.
O. 8aarselo unober preiB tprD ~
.sdblt Fir Waijeu, Slariaamen, ,e. u -.
g Derlangen
sD(AlAn pfaae S@'pst
0arris, NepnolDs ano Nueuain
Canton, Dec. 12. 1884. 35=tf..
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-03-11
StbriftsieBsrei II. @5tereotypen
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8. q. Sauss unb So.


SO. /. 8adsr etraBs, Ginsiunati 3.
@ino te.eit ale Qluittase t,nb gs1Reuunaen
in 8esus auf 8ub borudar.R Roterialien anf
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-27

ne that was ieeois the inna of prcserv.
ing appearances and sticking To his word even in tribes
mas quite abandoned husclf ia the smallest atters of
Pencuno We will give some instances:
l. when he returned 10 tennessee, aIter his nomna
uon oy The Bell und rocket he determined to
give great dgaity to the event la letter written for
PRONUNCIATION through the press he said: =
" Wade retain ms position noic orenps in nv opi.
"'on ats most proper at saL no; participate IN any
psSae Jesa'ea eeen q" my State. And he refused
to attend dinner Tins score He also second time
IN passing through Nashville, declined all parade. Yet
wheh became necessary clutch Scnatorship and
maze great hurrah encourage hls Tennessee party
ne not only violates hts rule aud takes dinner but
tells them that % their inrifation IS accepted cih
"'uen pleasure And the inan who would have
no parade, mounted himssfuna white horse The mill.
Jury Were Kept up under for two days He Joined
IN the parademarched through all tue streets of Nash.
vile to the sound of drums flies nuskery and cannon
una maze DISPLAY to which nothing $50 said his organ)
ette-but ~'
= He resolved not to make speech To become
saoe orator, was to eecoreer for the Presidency like
nat ciay-and he refused this peremptory; and we are
told an the bulletins great day that Judge Whit
throagh the Presiden returned his ianks &c 10 The
applause and toasts with which he was greeted And
ye ater all this solemn farce of scrupes about eating
dinners and making speeches. he took a tour throne ri,
several counties, eating and speaking he went
ana concuding the whole by letter the Baltimore
wing Committee of coffin hand-ju and eaiI in.
serPftoa memory, declaring that he regretted that
distance prevented him from joining in their celebration
OF 'ne fennsylvania Bank aud Wing victory over the
friends OF the Administration 'rt0l. s-I7
This a summary OF what we have sa;d and ,vb,,
we are prepared to prove, regard to Judye Whites
career during the first year of his Presidential
we are willing submit our whole. life 10 bs .crn,ny
the whole Globe for his book: and IL he sbaI ~
aoie TO point TO such gross instances of
contradiction, and visitation of principle we will admit
at we deserve TO be branded ps only wanting IN
veracty, but in every trait of political moras and that
we ought I? be dismissed from our employment and
matkea oy Tue ePprobrium Of Congress What then
pught 10 pc Judge White station uader the proof we
have exhibited io5c. ''0