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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-26
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The sJbJolned bcsutlful extract Is from the nor
Of Chsies Miner. formerly editor Of the West.
chester PENN Village Record The precepi.
sn,cined should be ensruycn on the table, Of eyety
heart.
'FarHEA FORGIVE THEs.'-Go proud inGdel--
search The pondefous tones Of heather learning
explore the works Of Conficius-exanino the nro.
ceps of Senecs and the writings of Socrates collect
oil the excelleDcies Of the ancient and modern NOR
ahss' and point TO sentence equal TO this simple
prayer of our Saviour. Re,iled and insnlted-
suffering the grossest indgntes, crowned with
'horns and led away to de no snnihlalinr curse
breaks from his tortured breast. and placid
n the aspirations OF a mother for Der nursing. as
oend' the prayer for mercy Oh his enemies. En-
ihe'. forgive them Oh It is worthy Of it's orr
g'n. and stamps with the brightest seal of truth
that hts mission Was from heaven
Acquaintance, have you quarrellcd, Friends
have you Offered If He, who was pure and nor.
feet forgAve his bttercst enemies, do you well TO
cherish your anger
Brothers, TO you the preccpts is imperative -
You shall forgive not seven times. but seventy
times seven.
pea Az n T es sa have ei S lie s
Of humanity. Illness will render YOU sometimes
Petulan', ana dsappolnt ments rulic the smoothes,
temper. Guard. beseecb. with uuremitting yip
lance your passions; controlled. they are the gen
nl heart that warns us along The way Of life; I'M
governed, they are consuming fires. Let your
s,nfe be one Of respectful attentions and conciia.
tory conduct. Cultivate with care the kind and
gentle affections Of the heart; plant not but eraGi
cate the thorns that grow in your partners pafh:
above all lei no feelings of revenge ever find har
Dor in your breast let the sun never 70 down upon
your anger. hind word an obliginc action. if
II be matter Of trifling concern, and TRIES are
the things that generally are permitted TO occupy
the mind more ihan things Of greater concern. has
power superior 10 the harp Of David IN craming
the pillows Of the soul
Revenge is incompatible with happiness and
religion. Let hun whose heart is black with mal-
ice and studons of revenge, walk in the fields
while clad in yendure. and adorned with flowers:
10 hs eye there is no beauty, the bowers cxhne no
Fragrance. Dark as his soul, nature is ROBBED in
the deepest sable. The smile of beauty lipbt,
not up his bosom with JOY, but the furies of hell
rage IN his brest, and render him SIS miserable as
he could with the object ofhis hate
Bo, lie, him lay his hand on his heart and saw.
Re'enge,l cast thee from me-Father forgive me
ss forgive mine enemies and nature viii assume
a new and delightful gsniture. Then Indeed are
the mesds vcfdsn, and the flowers fragrant then
is the music Of the groves delightful TO the
Ger, and the smile Of yitiuous beauty lovely To
the soul
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-26
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tis' hhs pfim' 90, 90. ssea
Tssfy liiils stream ,' hrsai.
All the orchsfd tree, sfs ~hh.
Hs's the ii,i- lsass arc elss'lar,
ADd the oswing rock, sfs meeting.
10 the slms uo..y crowd
AL oil hris sfe uns.ns loud
AL The ho, uhhs bspetay.
10 the ,un gee, fitting W
Turn Thy eye, 70 ssrlh sIj hesscu
God iof thee the sprus hs, gir,r,
Taught the b,fi, theif ns.n1ief.
Clothed the esflh. Aul olearJ the ,kies.
1et thy pleasure OF Thy food
hsur Thy toul IN gratitude
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-26
FARMERS BANK.

\oli1k ~ hereby gwen 20 the Stockholders Of fla,
fsHNEEs BssK. that "a ,symeut Of rfyr no., =. -
ga eheh share q the Capital stock Of ,sd Bauk ,i -
made On he l3h day Of Juy next al their akin
House IN Orwell
by order 81 the Dirseiors.
oTTsh, Affii 1. 1886
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-26
TIE FEGETIBLE
PULM ONARY DAESALT.

TRIE most valuable remedy discovered for Cosob,
- Co0S' ConsamPiiDns, .dsutma, Splitting Of blood.
HooP"g cough, and pulmonary affections of ererV KIND
recommended by many physicians and gentlemen Of
lle irs responsibility Thirty clrfcacs, detailing the
PARTICULARS OF remarkable cures, may be examined on
"t wrapper 70 e"c1 bottle. Price fifty cents per
COCNIERFEiIS! BEHARE or IMPOSITION
Each genuine bottle is enclosed in blue wrapper on
winch Is yellow label signed sAMrsoa REED. None
other con be genuine.
~, Nc great cet br'y ofthe Genuine pegefajA Pull
mo'aary Baisaa has been The cause OF nttem5,s f.
auce spurious articles, which by partially assuming the
name OF the genuine calculated TO mislead and de-
eve ,ne pubic Among these mixtures the Amer
can pulmonary Basam," "Vegetabe Pulmonary Raj
sanc syrup" and others. Purchasers should iuouire
''r ihe true article by its whoie name, the
VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALsAM
"u see mat II has the marks and the signature of the
genuine. Each bottle and se.l il s,aHa.t y " ,'
Pdimonary Baisqm OF
For sale IN Rutland by DANIELS G. pCjJ
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-26
FOR IFRG OR
. E Z q y = . at,.' :. . II =
.i..rsu

VIE subscriber offers for sail or rent. inns.
a session given on the first of May neal. ! his
dwelling House and out buildings with twenty
seven acres of LAND situated in Rutland. in the
nouTiSlIng village two miles West OF the Court
tlouse, at the Falls on Otter Creek. Said build.
'ngs are good, and the land first quality-vhich
wiil be sold on long credit if desired if nat
Soid WIN be leased from one 10 three years. Said
premises are free from al incumbrances excep,
an Insurance fine by the Vt. Mutual Fire Insu.
rance Company.
ALL PERSONS indebted to the subscriber
are notified that payment must be made by ,be
lst OF May, as he is expecting TO leave town bv
that time. y
Rutland, March 90, 1886. ~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-26

ThE wiDowBR AND ms DAUGHTER. He i d not
send her to boarding school, TO learn frivolous
accomplishments, and make romsnic fiendshps
and have her head filed with fashions and tho
bcsur before any principles for the guidance Of
her conduct ID life, or any distnc, ideas Of what
constituted ksTioNAL HaFFiNEss had been convey
ed 10 her MUD. ccusin 1, Is, that the love Of
soss. and the hsbi, Of domestic confidence. mus,
Persade female eduesiion, or merely being married
vii never make womsn fond Of domestic pless
uFes, or capable Of disehafgiug domestic du,ie..-
j, 10 strange that men Of sense learning and knowl
edge 81 the world. eau believe that weak minded
sentimental frivolous young lsdy whose whole
heart s devoted 10 dress Amusement snd husband
hunung vii make kind and Submissive and judi-
Coos wife soea apparehily gentle girls arc the
fnost unreasonable beings ia the universe-as wives
mean. hen S,ll not believe. IN they find BIZ
eooJSs. experience tha, pretty sof, spoken young
creature whose deepest learning is = iew French
phrases, and ieS tunes can exhibit passions a.
noasni IS oaeea Elizabeth, or be obstinate a,
Madame de St1sl 10 an sfgamen,. Before promo.
s'ns 10 marry Young lady. consider II she has
qosiii'es you would esteem in en- intimate Eie.1
hshs has not. never dream your love vii last
thoogA sAe De eess''ful Utn Houri. Beauty 4, ,
fascinating oslee,-b9t vho ever selected a ,K,,,,
'o' h'' o' her seas,y Mr.. Hale.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-26

NIT FOR TAr.-A gentleman travelling, stopped
at pubic house IN Windhan, Conn. and was
ushered by the landiady, into palor kept for the
oeat company. The gentleman noticing an ele-
giant CLOCK III the room, stepped up to it in order
TO regulate his watch hut discovered that
IL wanted ITS most useful quality, that is, mo-
uon' and turning to the lady, remarked that it did
not go. No sir, said she, It's is like great many
men, 1t has no brains. Aud also like many NO
men IN similar situation, rotored the gentleman,
1t has very pretty face.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-26
Commissioners, Notice

commissioners Notice.
NJ me Subscribers being appointed by
~ the Hon. Probate Court for the district
Of rutland, commissioners, 10 receive. examine
anu ADJUST all claims and demands of all persons
,.u ABEL FOSTER,
lae OF houhtholly in said district, deceased. rep.
Iesen'eu insolVenl, and also all claims and de-
maui eAnpiled IN Offset thereto; and six months
no NE l'h day of March last, being allowed
~ sa'a court Tor that purpose, we do therefore
;D' give hotice thai we will attend TO the bu.
Po,,a, " ou, sa'd appointment, at Widow Mary
NJ "a 20 moun'holly on the Isl Mondays OF
D O'Clock p NJ. on each Of said DAYS,
HARVEY WHITE.
MARVEL JOHNSON, c0@'''''.
Dated al Moun,hoIly, this 18th dsy Of Ao,;I
4. ID. 1896 =, nP'"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-26

siNouLAR OCCURRENCE. The present year is
oisseNl!e. The figures forming its date are ) 3 G..
me Two hrst figures arc the quantity of the two
ia'ter; each two figures combined make o. the four
make 10 which two figures combined make 0;
inc product is 1924 which figures added toeeth
or make Is. Such combination rarely occurs.
fHn'cr being annoyed by Ounce of an sp-
P'en'ce' VINO spelt almost every word wrong, d.
rec'ed hi'n to boil dictionary in milk and eat i,
for his supper
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-26

NLAcoNic. DaYy Crockett, at a public dinner in
Nacogdoches, Texas, on being toasted is said to
have made the following speech q am told. gen.
teman that when stranger like myself arrives
among you, the first inquiry is-what brought YOU
mere To satisfy your curiosity at once as TO my
sell, will tell you all about it, was. for some
years. member ,. Of Congress In my lsst canvass
ut to re elect me. would serve them as faithfully
as mad done but, if not, they might go 10 -
AMI icoUid go 10 Isras. | was beaten. gentle
men, anu here | am"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-26

IL son'e~hs, remarkable that while We notice
!" nate L0ndsa sPsf the death ola SISTER Of Ma
t0f Ansrs. sged vi, there subsequently occurred
ofs,'ess. Mass iPee la'hl the death o. Sc.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-26
coo II EIEsING,

that he will hereafter furnish AT WHOLESALE and
RETAIL all kinds of WARES on short notice and
on the most reasonable terms
The Merchants of the village having patriot.
cally relinquished the vending of these articles,
VIII enable him 10 extend his business and ac
commodaie the public much better and at quite
as cheap rate as heretofore
TIE PATENT CHURN, he con assure
the Dairy people, is an cxceIen, article, and on
'rial, he has no doubt they will find it superior
TO any churn which has been introduced into tb,
part of the country
Rutland, April S, 1896. I,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-26

The trial Of Joseph Carter self.styled, or with
malicious purposes styled, RcverenI-though not a
clergyman of any denomination, has occupied the
Sessions Court for two days. The alleged offence
was, an assault with evil designs on Mrs Griffin :;
the Jury oter long investigation, which has no
decent interest found verdict of simple assault and
tattey.--N y american.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-26

CcsI O. INrEvPERANrE.--E &. Delayan, Eco.
has published communication 10 the Albany pa-
per-, addressed TO Tie MAJOR Of that city, 10 which
be calculates that full two thirds fnot three fourth.
ofsii the taxes paid by tina, community is by pau.
persm and CRIME produced by mlompcrancc -
And such as We have doubt, j. the fact 10 near
" the same ratio, throughout the country. The
demorellzing influence OF in,emperanco is seen and
acknowledged on ali sides; bat when presented
before the public IN this gh, alone, it seems to be
regarded by too many with apathy and indifference.
Bot # they can be Jrough, to see and feel the
bearing 1t has upon the pccuniary interests of
community, VIC thnk they VIII not remain indin:
erent To the subject. but unite IN decisive effort
to suppress II by driving ont Of the country the
means, OF Independently Phonir.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-26

oln r,saosFp sSoW sTsHNs The following
sccoUni of too e,ld ia,bs9ncd snos siofnsT shieh
escurfel 10 i777. j. ,shca rfoa Lcsis History oi
Lyau. Mssssehuseiit.
"T Fo greet uorus. pa The 20.h saa 2i'h cf
February, covered ue gfoaud 90 tccv ~ih snow,
that people ~ ,n,c days calld oct psss fiom onc
house 20 saoibsr. uia Indians Of an bundled yeats
.aiS tioif fathers had nrscr told them Fl such
sHo~ Il vns ffnin 10 10 - icci dsop. sui gen.
,rsii, covered rc lopcf story of The hosscs.---
Cotisecs q one story weic oaufoly bored. ~ that
tho people dog PATHS from house 10 snuthcf.
untc. the SHOW. Soon Afiof eight rain icll. and
tio iiosi cnsied tLe .ner. sri ilen the pcoa,c
~snt cot 81 ,heif chamber Windows snd walked over
-. Many q The farmers losi their slecp. and most
- TIE sheep GOD sWIEe that were saved li,eS from
one 90 two wcels without food. One man bad
suHr hcn~ boucd res: he barn winch we're dog
ou, alive eleven days s6er. Durng this SHOW q
goat rGmbef ~ deer came from The woods for food
sn5 were foliuscd tv the wolyes, which Killed
many Of them. O;hofs were killed. By the people
Wib guns. Some Of tie dcct lied 10 Nshan;. md
bclaE chascd by Tic wolves capcd into tie sca and
aefc drowned. Great damage was done to The
orchards By Zoe snow freezing t. the branches and
splitting the trees as II fell. THIS snow formed a
remarkable ers in New England and old people.
N relating on o'cui, would ssy II happened 50 ma
ny years before or SGc the great snow "
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-26

5000 feet ofCuRL or PIN MAPLE PLANK.
hai OF which to be sawed IL and the other {?
inches thick
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-26

IHE NEW-fORKER tfoIio) will continue to be n,hIisb
20 AZ IWo Dollars per aunum in advance to which F,v
oenS WI DC auded Il not paid within six months II viii
Mhote eolyency we have no snlshetory assntnncn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-07

We can scarcely condcscend 70 notice che coarse mud
eci"mrtoas, aud skulkng Scrbher, who takes in the
W hig the signature Of "iai Cosmn,s althou-h he il
endorsed by that paragon OF modesy the Wrsig Edi.
tnr-l hts wrctchcd Essay still t,, o,les
uon--ascrbes positions 10 us with our own words be
fore ms eyes, which never assuncd--akcs bold as
sermons. winch have bearing upon the subiect-suy-
presses tefs. which 10 The over
Tue Garner stages OF the Transaction over the
Pup'ca"n which was made against tho appoin, icnt--
passes over tsi Advice which given against IL By
tnr Mrmbcrs OF the Executive Counc passes over the
causes "i his fesiguaon, and Of the snhscqncnt ac-
ccriance-- Iassrs over the Constitutional objections
winch existed IN the spirit il the letter against the
H. most oi the History of The Transaction Such vo-
iunteer can do very little service to the cause which he
undertakes - =
The Principal and his Eudorscr both charge us with
being moved by personal hatred. Bat did we begin
INC war: Can they be dsingenuous az not 10 con
tess that we were called by sefdcfcnce and that
We stood perfectly justified in the hostics we wared
when the stag If the forest is bayed by 40 Blanche
Sweetheart aud ALL who blame hin, for pre- ming
all his anilers to his nnriated assaants.
" |.tt- Cmuniny appeals TO our marnanmity-and
asks us 10 acknowledge OR Certainly NE stand
IN need OF no such adviser, 10 direct our coursc-but
when we have said nothing hut what we conscienously
oeevcd now can we confess any mistake? IL is no
sophsti MS he is, that can convince ofour errors
There is witness to this transaction-vho knows
all about tive could name him with all due respect
Did he or did he not know before the passage the bill
that Mr. Gilmcr was willing TO have he office Why
he decllned-why lac ultimately occepted-wha, his scru.
pies were--and how they surno1nted His testi-
mony would have weightbut not so the of
The dnih0r of .4nti- Caiuianu
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pEA1iia

Died on ha "a DccembsI, ISIS, Nt Ensahes letter. vile Of
John T. Jeicf of es Amelia Va During
long eoaao in.s tdfoy OF c dssponied
nor fFni bot bore her afc9B tbo
md @ na01 20 fcrd who hal called
I'd, iai she h "crcs UP de' said s ,sthe Apo.fe
teaches n o 10 BE- fqqsd t pfiug crave
win rev loy dncogi from te hat planted" COB,
ffss shc frfcd, nd alihoua sIu
se sling ot tesi u1crsiaud Whist iho APOSTLE DO
ssyFh Fg n daN issia" Cor. XIV, read 10 which
she sfrn nig Go understand aai
gscf ~ ttc ruth Jesus q Nazareth, Mr.
Peief hinsly onicHvofs
NJ Aley camFheh Of Hhany, from which che remained
firmly attached % the Gospel Of Jcsus Christ
The Apostles e day Of Pentccos ACTS 2 her death
This notice b not inserted as 80 cuogy The deceased,
wiz o. pronounced ~ Him, whose Igs
death nofod n this the gins m
formation friends dsnf, who
sho peosofcd m wcifong un She fell aleep; sad hcfesf
fftf
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RICHMOND AND LYNcn S9G 4gf Gh fiYeRi,,sf

III.
RICHMOND AND LYNCHBURG RAILROAD.
As one deeply interested ia whatever caicuated To-
promote The prosperity Of Virginia and Of this City in
PARTICULAR have read with much pleasure the able Me
moral addressed % tlc General Assembly, which 40.
reaTed in tie Compiler Of he Did aumio on tie sab.
jet Of railroad from this City 10 Lyncbburg--and
winch, am 70 perceive, IS more rapidly Circulating
WITH Tie view, after cbainng the signatures Of our o
zons Of being presented 20 the Legislature an carly
day.
No one Of all acquainted with The gigantic efforts now
making North and SOmt If MS 10 obtain the trade and
travel o. the Grsat Ucs end who is not dead to the true
interests Of Virginia, fail 20 hail with Joy The c1er.
tons now 30 contemplation 10 give TO 0ur State in the
construction Of her noble canal and tie rulway now
under consideration, HIGHWAYS 10 THE ArLaRric
through her very centre, that will offer 10 the whole
west Inducements far ranscendug those Of any other
line Of communication
Give as canal and rail.road TO Iyuohburn and roll.
roads thence North, West end South. West and what
have we 10 Gar from either tic Baltimore and Ohio
railroad on lie North, tie great railway fobl
Charleston % Cincinnati the South not 10 mention
the very Important in contemplation nearer
home which is to proceed from tie Roanoke country
westward?
With these great central improvements offering tbcir
varied accommodations 10 the public, and at the same
time acting NJ auxofies 10 each other Virginia will
soon secure 70 herself full share Of the Western Trade
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-07
JUDGE WHITE r.rsus =

( From the Riehmond Mig. }
:" They Ohio Whigs) suppor
him, Judge Wlitc,) 6ccsusc lie 4
lass obnoxious on chat score (Jnck
sonisn) than Martin Van Bnreu-
because they believe him "a VIII:
IA heart aud observation-disclosures,
they are convinced he has support
cd the outragss ofJackson, as a Sc
naior ofTenn., aud not as iiugl
L.. Whits--bccausc in his cours,
on the Patronage Bill, they SC.
az earnest OF his truc sentiments
because tho office holders aud tn.
intFIsuors hate Lim-hocause hs
has cut connsAion with ihem-bc
cGuso General jackson is oppose,
to hin--bccansc ho is the besl
and safest man they can elect
because, finally aud chiefly, il
they elect him, no will udminis.
ter tho Government according &c
their principlrs," &c.
Judge White, elected, ifelect.
Ell at all, by the Whig Party,
would naturally and neccssuril,
select his counscllors from thei,
ranks, and modify hls me asures ia
suit their yiews,' &c. &c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-07
r.n. ,..,.,,.e :, foa TnE heQoJaeA

To tie Lsgisitueo Of Hrgiaia, noic in Session
Permit an humble citizen Of ule county of Henrco IN
represent TO you, through The medium Of the Prcss b
unpleasant situation in which the resident voters of s
county are placed. By the decson If your honorable
body, the correctness Of which ms not 10 be oueq
Toned, VIM u Randolph, Esq, who vas elected at die
spring Election, appeared BY ihe polls has been de-
WWsu OF me- seat ~ consequence Of which, the county
az humDly conceive, is without representative This
Circumstance comPcis me to address yon through fs
unwilling to accept the services of either of lie e.
ehoyen by the good citizens Of Richmond they sav
lof tnemsefesi ne os<r they give 10 hc county Bgt
~ ieeniy see thei our good neiRhb0rs have elected
Two Tor INC msevcs but have been kind enough f6c one
o"s lhs We consider unioir, although il may be
constitutional Bu cannot agree that the yyiee frame
Of our Constitution eyer could have INTENDED that scb
state o. lhngs should exist Ifthey had anticipated any
scu 'esu, amsue they would have guarded against
mona' confess cannot hank them; because IN doing
tpe people Of The county an act ofgoodness they do them
serves greater one
peunon has been presented 10 your honorable body
p"yng TOR precinct elections in the county one in e
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VOW which are we to belieye-hc Judge the Wing
IL ace take he Judges tOord for a. then the folio wing re-
marks from the Boston Atlas "a Wing paper) are TO the
point: = - ~
And is not Judge White individuals
PROTEST. BRooDs And il CabaI must NOT Tho Sns
Wings sustain him. merely tho grouad Souther Ca
aidHe Can the Richmond Wing
10 use ITS own expresons Tyrin o,sst moi
"is an onc Hbandnncnt OF tho principles Whg ns
o so sincerely and so honorah cohiendng ESprs
ag ns ardent admiration of tho talents the
Nrues and tho eminent services ths
even 10 ma views OF the Constitutions
Ui les utafssriaR
"us ana absorbing claims of the PRorEsrs possible with ali
So conderations in VIEWS possible Richmond Xyh
" That Judge White ia still what bcer,ba nc ;s dc,,
hned 10 rest his claims his
'o ana consistent OF all
io present Chief Sagsfacis no,'l
s nVssnppe Celebration held tho orJanuay IN
o. the Author the Protest. who ms me N
~ OF tho u. 81" - - - zoo A'eH'u-
IL on e oher hand, Jsiicre tho Editor of he b;v
then his tavoritc candidate for the Presidency has bee
one OF the most consumnaie political hypoerites that
VIII venture to assert has the councils of
any country. To quote the Wings own assertion in
January lsst Hugh L. White is man who has never
hnced IN supporting every lawlcss thing that the mad
passions OF Jackson have suggested And all this the
and not as Hugh Lawson Wbite!r' Comment is nnne
cessary In short, is evident that the Whos
are either supporting unprinciped 9postafe--or a
man between whom and Cen Jackson there xists not
" the shadow Of shades difference Let them fake 81
Ncr norm 81 tic dilemma and to exhibits zreciovs
procf Of PRINCIPLE AND CONSISTENCY