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The Arkansas advocate., 1836-08-12
COUNTY ELECTIONS.

Jaekson--Sherih, James Robinson--Clerk, I. c. Say lors--Treasurer, G. W. Cromwel--Coroner Sam'l Ma. thers--Surveyor Hall Roddy.
 Iadepeadence-Sheriff, II. A. Enrles---s1erk Will liam Moore.
 saiine--Sheriff, Saml Cons--Clerk, C. B. Hughes Hot spring-sherf, Jas. Huson--Clerk L. Runyon. Hentpstead--Sherff, - Gibson-Clerk, A. M Oakley. Randoi0h-Sheritf, Wm Black-Clerk, B, J. Wiley. La,ereace--Shaf, T. McCarroll--Clk, D. w. Lowe. Pope--Sh'f, Sam' NJ. Hays--C1'k James B. Logan. Cratof0rd-Sh'ft, Jesse M1ller-Cferk A. McJ,ean- Surveyor, John HarrelI. Je0eyson--ShH, Stanisas Dardenne--Cl'k ]. T. Pull len--Coroner, J. H. Caldwell-Suryeyor, T. ONei- Treasurer, Sam' Taylor.
 .arkaasas-Sh'f - McKinzie
 STATE LEGIsLATURE-(.Ne Members Etecil
 SENATE. Pulaski, White Sz Saline-JoHN NOLAN. St Francis and Greene--.Hark Y. I3asd Sever & Nliller--Joseph F. .HcKean. Hampstead & Lafayette-George HiH. Pike, Clark x II. Spring-.a. E. Thornton. Arkansas x Jeferson--Sam. c, Rodne. Philips N Monroe------ AIartia. Lawrence X Randolph--Robeu Smith, theatine John $.
 Ficklin by vote of 406 to l97.1 Carroll, Searcy &1 Izard-- Washington--W. .9fcK. Bull & R. .Uc Camq. Independence & Jackson-JoHN R1NGGoLD. Crawford x Scott-R c. S. BROWN. Conway & Van Buren--.4mos kuykendaH Johnson x Pope-.IohR Williamson. Chicot & Union--JoHN CLARK. Crittenden & Mississippi-W D Ferguson. Pulaski-JoHN II. CocKE, R c. Byrd. Saline Charies CttageU. Conway-JoHN LINTON. Hot Spring-Samt P. Reybura Monroe--Isaac Taylor. St Francis--Phi hitaader LitteH and C. Fraaks Phillips--J. c. P. Iotieson, J. J. She'll Washngton-abns. Whinnery, J. Boon, J. .4lcrapder,
 J h Hoge, Daaiet Vaughan, -- Brandon. Scott-James Logan. Johnson--SamI .4daas & E B .4iston. Pope-W. c. IT. TeeeauA & Joha J. .uorse. Van Rnren-Luhe Grimes. Carroll-Lews B. Taty, -. Searcy- Izard--HueH TIHNIN. Inndependence--T Dickinson and C. H. PELHAM. Crawiord--JoHN DRENNEN, A. MoRToN aud JOHN LAS
 SAFER. Jackson--R. 7fdsoeH. Lawrence--Joaathau Hardin & W,,. E. Marshall. Randolph--W. F6ourn &. J. .4nthony White-MARTIN JoNEs. Clark--JobR W5isoa. Pike-.asa Thompson Hempstead--J. W. JupKINs, and c D Royston. Sevier--Geo. IaaBe. Lafayette--T. T. WILLIAMSON. Union--A. J. MAY. Arkansas--Janses .MaraoeU & James Sp,ith. Jefferson --Wm. Phillips. Greene-G. L. .Naafin. Crittenden-Btakemore Si J. D. Culcert. SIississppi--Sscain.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-08-12

ed dt this plSCe OH 1uesudy eNeintiS last.
 The Humbuggers have knocked us into the middle of next week. Our best friends wouldn't krow us, so long face have we put on We have not word to say for ourselves--we arc perfectly chop-falen. Cummns is beaten three four thousand votes and Fowler least
 thousand We have not taken the trouble to count the votes at all. Our opponents have beaten us, and they shal do the counting for us We have borne up wonderfully we'll under dscomhture, not having yet taken bed and adversaries having kindly permitted remain in the State, hold ourselves fortunate We kept spirits up for time, hopes that Col. Fowler would be elected as Mrs Malaprop says, nols uolu, but the other evening" with our chin hands, refecting on the mutability of human afairs in bolts Satanic page of the chapel his countenance heightened by proper feeling for the misortunate condition of things in general Sir said he in doorous tone Fowler is beat two hundred votes Pope, hundred in Johnson and three four thou sand in Washington. "Get out, imp, We shouted, ssct tu, Brute! do you too, Lucifer, Abaddon, Asmodeus to add to sorrows! Avaunt! hide your dimn- ished face in keg of ink Out, out, mannikin'-and he vanished. "And so,'' thus rumina.ed s'uii- grateful people of Arkansas have you repaid all zeal and devotion. Boldly and bravely have We fought for you--and great has been botheraton and troube- and after all you took stampede and rushed away from us, leaving us to fight alone. Amen and be it And then came huge report. The patriotic victors had brought forth the swivel of the Tom Dowlin and were hcrolcally dschargIng 1t in triumph. Very well, gen. tlemen. Shoot and shout till you are tired. It will be our turn by and bye. As the Gazette said last August severy deg has his day. '
 The Gazette states that one of the objects to be attain 4aned by the election of Van Ruren M Ca check to the encroachments of Federal authority. Do you mean to
 say that Gen. Jackson has eneroached the rghts of the States. Ifnot, what do you mean!
 The Gazette says that dozen Vtae Whigs are wr- ting letters asking office the hands of the Legislature How does he knows Has he added his other ayoca- tions those of spying what passes through the Post Office, and eavesdroppng! He must have made the dis covery ill some such way
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-08-12

The Gazette says that exposition fedefalsm-- lication-- -a1iesttirus and all, consigned to early grave in Arkansas. a1 Ay and considering the Editor of the Gazette the grave digger may say of him in the words of Hamlet; That scull had tongue in it and could sing How the knave jowls It to the ground, if it Gains jaw bone that did the first murder! This might be the pate of politician which this ass ROW o'er=reacles.'
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-08-12

It is rumored, among the knowing ones' 'has , Bank of fe Uniied Staies will on the fifth o Ju h,se declare dividend of four per cent, but cefan s;s and half per cent, the capital stock for the months. Bicknelrs RePo''sf'
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-08-12

Capt Mathers company of mounted volunteers arriv ed at this place on Tuesday evening last.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-08-12

The Gazette says that political parties and principles distinct the characters propositions in Eu cid" We were not aware that Euclid ever wrote q work on characters This occurs in article reProba tory of "fenee men'-ano-party men'--and those who look for the strongest side. Such men, it says, are the and betrayers of all parties The article must be intended off certain importunae turncoats who jumped the fence and got the side of Tan Buren, and now clamorous for their pay. Rght Let them be treated of their former adherens said he They have done dogs work-let them have dogs pay.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-29

Fsiiow-cifizssz. ~ sasnos ssllsvs \. We
yin sss below tAaa ysa IN su1sr - slsss
a he sssspasns fsvosssss % prsjsaies ysa
sg.iass sss % yssr esunsrys bsasfa<aoss---
yoa Who rsnssober De gloomy sosdlsIon Of
our afEain n sbs Nsssh wsss When HAni,oa
sock the command. The eon6jsnss wAich his
appointment issfired--and The glorious victo-
" with which hs eIossd the struggle In lAat
rsyioa-csnses b uagratefai You viii NOT
suffer the eaiiiG wrstehes, Who have always
laborsd fos elf and moi Cor eossuy. % lure
you into The conmission of On oct Of asxrans
injustice upon one who has become poor in
the p'sbiic ssryice--who wss one Of your no.
bicst champions in the day Of peril. You will
vindicsss II The sans moment the wslI-earnsd
fame Of IN nlussrioas cisizss. and FOUR own
ssnss Of right--ths purity Of your intentions.
and tho sacred prinesples Of litsrty nov i'm
Psriilsd. The cause b prospsripg every
whss-ihs palace ,roops have shswn sigma
Of dismsy-snd nothing b now wanting 10 en-
sure glorious victory. but "a saiiss ssi W
gsrss eassf. Who win DO 20 bsse AZ 10 shrink
from the oopiesti II b = contest upon which
depends the perpstai,y 81 the brightest inhsri-
lance sver bequeaihod 10 nos,aiA
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-29

GALLANT AFFAIR.

Our last psper brings as an account
OF battle with the Indians in Lovnde,
county. Georgia.
A party Of Indians were discovered
passing through said county. About
forty Of the citizens collected together
and commenced = pursuit. They fol.
loved this band Of hostile Creeks 10 the
Aiapha swamp, and through the swamp,
sneamping when night came on, and
eontaneisg the pursuit ill the night Of
the sscOad day. when they caae near
the camp OF tho Indians. The force OF
the whites increased to about eighty
men. The Tndians during the puSsuit
Of the whites, plundeFed and burnt the
house Of q Af. WIN. Parker. taking
every thing Of value: among other
things, - pounds powdsr, 30 bars lead,
i60 weieAt shot and S3O6 in money.
On The moSning Of the third day,
July u these spirited and psrseverine
pufsueEs came Upon the indians. not
many miles from Gaskin's TerTv on
the AIapahs. The stack wus irfesiss.
uble. The Indians soon threw down
their plundeF. their guns. &c. and dash
Cd into the river. The Lowndes eoun-
~ warriors were on tho bank, and
many an Endian's arm was unnerved by
their shots, and they were swept life
less Down the current. But sag Ia
disns. two wounded, reached the op.
posite bank. The property Of Sir.
Parker wa recovered. The band con.
sained fFon 20 70 % fndiaas, and but
six escaped. Among them was. Is /.
supposed from bis complexion and
dress, : white man. lie reached moi
the opposite bank. lie sank ia the
Alapaha---a reward Of his tFeacherV.-
HIS body Is IN the Alapaha, bat N,
spirit should be dosmed 20 wander on
she dismal shores Of TIE nvsr Ssvx.-
One squaw was shos. Mr.. Peters ga
badly wounded. The trophies Of We.
togy--ise plundss aid guns taken from
the laciaos, we're cold on the SPOT for
$40, cad the amount giVea 10 Ne.
Peters, ths only sufferer.
That % the way 70 uss up these pre-
oatasy Indian parties. Pursue them,
ooa qait their trails tll they ere cone
20 wiih--aad thea give then The Iced
cad iho dsalh.
AsofAey caifasf A6siy efLafsr dsss.
On The 2oth q August q parry Of Hos.
BE iadiaas Vas discovered nsus Pideg.
sown go tbeir gay 10 Florida. A eo,n.
paay a - men vas speedily raise.
ead IN tee divisions, one under A..
James 0ay snd the other undes ~
sPeneer Oliver, commenced pussail -.
The .gails we're astfully scattered ssd
eim, bat he Iodians wsre ferrslisA oui
eau he purruing party came upon them
~ Irwin eeanty, n aa open play wOod.
they changed hgavely On ne fadians.
asaHing ~ in q hne. The battle Last
81 iVtniF Diantes. Eiehiaen fo4ians
wsrs ''iaid low In death" 70 aad
that seven % them we're sqaaws. aas :
source q greas rsgFsf.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-29

nAkTIH VAN BuaEN-PRooREes or
INTRIGUE.

49, ~ ~ ROANtAN- on
INTRIGUE.
General Jackson said one good thing
IN which he did not believe himself
nor did be act upon II, Viz., That 'sshe
Presidency wss "a Office neither % be
songhi kos nor avoided" How bs sought
fos aad obtsiaed . seeon5 nonfnatioo
and how he is now endeavorinK 70 force
the people, through the patronage q
his Office, 10 take Ne. Van Buren, A.
his successor, Il 10 perhaps needles 10
reenpilulale. Concealmenf Is nov ga.
pegduous; TIE cloak has been thrown
ASIDE, and tie eiSvsa zoo; Is &c visible
/" osy' u has, however. puzzled the
cool and attentive observer % account
ioT TIE feet how Ne. Yea Bnpvn witb.
out any sdmitted claims either - o.h-
lie services - eminent ab;is6es. wfsb.
out any sndaring popularity o. cav
number az siacers frisnds. shonld hav.
been able 70 have sdyaneed himself
from = very hufnhle osigin. sssp By stsp.
unhi tie highest oGica 10 The psopls's
SO be-. unhl lately. been considered
~ very neaFiy n he grasp. BE. Van
BureB's public career V : proof that
management snd intrigus--a dexter.
oos ehengs o. positoa 10 su5i every
poiinest enigsncy---a supersg9viceahie
cuaning an1 adr0iiaess-si a., IL IL.
dioious 6sstery .and she bold aoearius 81
Deying every avaiiabis support. tore
snef VIII ne eoauoi q passy prrssss,
ana Pastirsn discipline have besn more
poieni add sueeeasfal "a he case, shzn
NE claims q sUiuest services. o. tbz
b'gh PreFogaigs which great abilitss
cenfsF.
when aif. Fse Bassn was q yoanR
nan, lsunchiag biz befk o. lse stosnas
seA 81 peiiiics, hs f5nnd sia kroand
cceuFiea 10 dis Sisia ~ fao d;ssin-
rushed nea--Ee SFin Cfinea ana
t'aniel y. IonPkies Thty pers not
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-29

The sdvices at New York are 10 tho
24th August from Liverpool. brough,
BY the packet ship Pennsylvania. The
South American. packet Of the 10th,
has also arrived. The Commercial
Advertiser furnishes the following item.
Of intelligence:
The Jewish civil disabilities bill va,
read third tune and, passed in the
House Of Commons on The 10th.
Mr.. N. n. Rothschild's viii, give,
Gs0,O0O per annun 20 his widow
with bis house in HccadiIly and thai
purchased by him from the princes,
Amelia. and al the furniture, plate
and jewels; El20, 900 to each OF hi.
daughters; ElO00 to each Of his wife.
brosheIs. and E5O0 to each Of her sis.
tiers. Rlo.000 10 Mr. Cohen. one oI
the executors; some charitable dona.
tons; and the reddue to be equally d.
vided between his four sons. who are
70 continus the business exactly as
heretofore. ia conjunction with the
houses in Vienna. Frankfort and Paris.
1Br cRops.-Report speaks favor.
ably Of the wheat crop in England and
Ireland, and Ia The uouth-eastern coun-
ties q very considerable portion ha.
already been secured ia excellent con.
dition.
The prospects OF the harvest in Scot.
land were very 6ne.
LsvsRPooL, Aug. %.
= THE HARvEsr.-Several fields o.
wheat and oats IN this neighborhood
were cut on Saturday last, apparently,
90 far a. we are judges Of such matters
In the finest condition. The week OF
glorious sunshine which we have since
had. has no doubt materially assisted
and expedited the labors Of the hus.
bandman, and should the presen,
weather continue. we. have no doubt
that by this time next week not an ear
Of grain viii have escaped the sickle
hereabouts. and the greater portion Of
the harvest will be safely housed.
LivBRPooL, Aug. %.
The weather the last two or three
" days has been less favorable for harvest
but cutting is becoming pretty general
an this neighborhood; and the Wheat
crops well spoken Of. Bonded Wheat
has been neglected; the sale Of small
parcel Of Lower Baltic red, ofmiddlino
quality, at 4s I'd per 20 lbs, being the
only transaction reported. Some small
parcels Of Baltic Flour have been Ia
ken for expectation at 2is q Dos pei
barrel. Whea.-Engiish whiis, PEI
20 lbs. 7s Sd TO Il %; ditto red, 7s I'd
20 u I'd.
LIvraPooL. Aug. "a.
La France the general tenor Of the
agricultural reports indicate that the
crop Of wheat will be materially def
Gent. a. compared With the produce Of
last year the quality Is for the mos
part infenos. much Of The Grain, from
the wont Of moisture, having beer
rendered sma,l aud shiyelled; smut also
prevails to q considerable extent.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-29

Tsras.--WO have now been some.
time without intelligence from this sec
ton Of the country. Tho latest infor-
nation by the way Of Nseogdoches is,
that Gen. Houston would be strongly
suppostsd for the presidential chair Of
the New Republic. Four hundred
mounted Agexicaas are said 10 have ap-
Peared on this side Of the Rio GFsnda,
whose object wac the protection Of The
lives and property Of such Of their
friends - may sill be within the limits
OF Texas. Gen. Felix Houston has
been ordered to the Rio Grande, with
about the same number Of Texans, 10
check the operations Of The msFauders.
NJ Orleans Bee.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-29

A man named lanes Wood, has 70.
Gently died in Englaad. and the exec.
u:ors Of bis viii are anxious to find the
heirs 10 nearly Eve millions Of dollars
The names required are Philpois. Coun.
Gals, Helps, Coodlake and Wood
American applications are to be made
TO Me-. Lacy. at the Office Of the Alba.
ny Daily Advertiser.
We are informed that MIR. AGO d
this city. IL one Of the nearest Of kin
Of Mr.. Wood. and that he has already
placed his claim for bic portion Of TIE
property IN the hands Of an eminent 90.
IicitoF ia England. The amount Of pro.
perry proved IL Rt SOC, 900 sterline
nearly ten millions OF dollars.
Md. Int.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-29

A great match race is to be run ai
Louisville on the 2lst inst by g Ten
nessee horse called Augora and Ken.
lucky horse called Rudolph. The race
Is to be run for 5000 4 side, and the
pride Of both states is ardently enlisted
IN the Issue. The private bets are ex.
c@ediAgly large. Both horses are re-
presented to be Of noble blood and
possess extraordinary aeetness.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-29

supporters the control Of the foreign
and domestic exch1pges IN lieu Of the
United States Dank
sIt i thus thai a. ,ppe>l Is made 10
81 safsrssff. 20 ~ sc)l9 tons, 10 all clas-
|ses. 10 every secsioo end division Of the
country, 70 make Wan Boren President.
and The man who said thai he Office
was Of so exalted character that IL
should be neithsr sought for NOS avoid,
ed, Is aiding Mr.. Van Buren, with the
entire patronage Of Che people 70 bug
himsef iafo he Presidsscy.
The Whole nation Is interested in
unissng 10 defeat this never ending sue
ecssion Of low inlrigres 20 place Mr.
Van Buren, in the Presidential Chair,
and 70 prevent the consequences
which must result by this corrupt mode
Of defeating an election by the people.
in allowing the President 10 exercise
the Royal prerogstive Of appointing
his succcssor.-[E Y. Star.
Some miserable party hacks have
been ;rumping up miserable SANDER
against Gen. Harrison. about his having
voted many years ego. in the Ohio Le-
gislature. for ball Cor selling white
men for debt This calumny is suffi.
cienuy put down by the fact that Gen.
Harrison Is and always has been oppos-
ed 10 imprisonment for debt-was one
Of the committee that reported bill
for that purpose in the Senate Of the
United States. and warmly advocated
its passage In . speech. In addition
to this. however. we observe that Gen.
Harrison himself, in answer 10 letter
written 10 him on the subject, says
1T 10 not little remarkable, that IL
the effort | am accused Of having made
10 subject men 10 sale for the non-pay-
ment OF their debts, had been success
full, l might. from the state of my Pc
cuniary circumstances at the time.
have been the first victim"
The origin OF this SANDER against
Gen. Harrison is, that on bill relating
to criminals convicted for feioaies and
other eriH<s and Imprisoned for non
payment Of their fines, he voted TO al
low them to work out their fines instead
Of condemning them to rot in Jail
The very virtues and humanity OF Gen.
Harrison. as well as bis poverty, are
used by his enemies a. arguments a.
gainst him.-[.Hier Gas.
in Important Facf.-Tt is stated in
the New York Express. on what is
deemed good authority. that all the
Presidential Electors OF Ohio, now liv-
ing, who in 1892 gave their votes for
General Jackson. are now with single
exception, friends OF Gen. Harrison and
riH cote for kim at the next Presiden-
tal election. The exception is also
well worthy Of note. as itself an elo-
quent sign. The only one Of the Jack
son Electors Of Ohio now living, who
supports Mr.. Van Buren, for the Presi.
dency, is declared to be the holder Of
fat officei--a COMMISSIONER Of the
Land Office.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-29

THE RACES over The JvG.rsos cooa,y
Jo<ksy Club sosrse, sesr shis so~s. somn<ossd
ON Monday ias-oa vhisk dsy match r.ss.
four niie beats. fos % 600. ~ss run BY Col d.
v.il's .. G. Charley ssoss. and str. G. Harness.
b. Fiosiads- The parss vss tsksa By Charley
scott In too hesis-fioriad. bsiisg ed tAre--
lag her rider 10 the las, qu-sr q he Soprsh male
Of the sssosd hess. vh>s sbsas 100 yssts she.d
Of her so@pssi,or. Ths rider rs.issd his pa-
sitiea. however. 10 tiss 70 ave bic diss.sss.
On Tuesday tAres hs~ses started fo~ purse Of
$500. which vss tsksa wish ssss By Ms. K~e-
isii's be. G. C.nsidsi. se.si.g lr. DssssIrs
b. b. orpAss hoy snd NJ. 1'ys~e' . - D.pssit
The rssais q Wednesday, r-s,ss sss ss<sr-
'a'ssd Of he tine Of psui.g cur pspsr 20 psv..--
Particulars hsrssflsr.
A "shsks-ssg" ~sssA v-.- fes $3.50 ss;de. raa
es Saturday isss. vss voa by Mr. Cisvvi.sds
Tin-y. bessisg DR.. Gr,sr'. L.dy J.as Gry.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-29

One Of the largest festive meetings
which ever assembled in North Caro-
lima, was witnessed in the county oil
Orange, on Saturday last. From 1900
to sOO0 persons partook Of splendid
Public Barbecue, given in honor Of the
triumph Of Whig principles. so happily
evidenced by the late elections in that
State .dLer. Cog.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-29

sssir tiskss Ia Ne Rssssss - sssrA.ru sosa-
ia They sAink 10 ssn Ne ispsrsss By ne
uss q he tsrm "a Republican" This h q
once m sekpowis&ssns6s % their candidate.
wssiness and trick 10 catch shoss Who can
bs nisled By ns.s. u al won't do.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-29

Tie ssifsyiss "Espu,iiesae Rssty ass
salas Kisstogai Tnhss siihsdi = 49,. Tl~y
go s,hs@ea epealy = "a yoAnses - We
Frssttsst. sad 49, ksss 49, fhs pas,sa sss
rhfsssh As suaa - putl.z gusgs sanAs
$3.50 fvwas& b e. &c. ~ ghsy rs
ssss sfEzld . ~ vsss nns = e. hssz q
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-29
GREAT ANTLREvoLUrIoN MEETING
IN BALTIMORE.


The last Baltimore paper. eouiain The pro-
essdinss Of " one Of the largest and most re-
spectacle meetings svsr convened IN the eitv
OF Bsitimors," held at Monument Square. on
Monday last, 10 take into consideration tho
alarming eriais In Marylssds produced By the
refusal Of the Van Buren, Senatorial Electors
TO fulai The duties required Of them b. the
Constitution and laws Of THAR eisls--tAereby
disoTsAAi'ieg tbe whole @ssbissry Of State
Govsrunsni, and suhjestioE the people 10 ell
the evils which ere ever attendant upon CON-
Dunities deprived % eonstitusiosaI and civil
law sovsrnmopt- Johs v. L. MeMsAos, E.o
presented 10 he meeting long saG sloqusn,
address, and Ssriss Of resoiutsous--an Of
which we're ''unaninOasly saoptsd.p We an
mex The revolutions,
Therefore Resohsd, BY az citizen, ~
Baltimore IN town meeting assembled,
That the nineteen electors Of the se.
nate, In their refusal TO elect that BODY.
IN ouR judgments have disobeyed he
express command Of our Constitution.
have disEegarded high public trust To-
volving the very continuance Of Co
Vernment, and the security Of our per
sons and property; have Committed n
high misdemeanor by their w,lfui A.
oandonmentOfs high public duty 70 the
discharge Of which they stood pledged
BY their acceptance Of 4, and merit The
seveEest fsprobation Of the people Of
Maryland. and ofthe friends ofIibeuv
order and good governmeni throughout
the Union.
RssofrsS fsyfAer, That m their A..
tempt 10 overthrow the GoTeFnnenl of
this stats. and sointFoducs anaschv nad
Revolution IN its stead, the sald niae-
teen electors have wsrcd against he
peace, order snd bappinsss % society.
have sacritced the bert interests oft6e
people Of Maryland. have endsngered
the present prosperity, and bIiebted for
TINE al the far prospects Of this eity.
snd that IN 20 doing they have proved
themselves Bessrueiives. and lerfeited
aii claim 70 the title OF Rsformsgs.
Rssotpea f,agfhey, That 10 their pro
eisseAion ~ Resoislioa. Asd Ia tl.sls
attempt 70 dictate 70 ne people ~ lhis
State The manner IN Whfeh they sAau
form new government 10 escsps sha
consequences u snafchy, the said nins.
teen electors have usurped the ..ovo.
rsigniy 81 The people q Marylsnd. sod
pvt n jeopardy tbe vital prineipla n
~ republican, insiilo6oss.
kssofvsd further. Thatia the siismpt
and By the diSsgafd o. . high pubic
duty 70 pFosiraie ihe government laws
add institutions ~ this Slate. fsr he AZ
eomPllshment u rfrs Parfg sads. TIE
said Nibeleen Electors have forfeited
AZ claim 10 The support d the virtnoos
and patriotic ~ 81 parties, uho abbog
ne use q wfOag means 70 accomplish
any end, snd who hold ne welfsfr n
ibelf eountgy and tie yefmsasnl pros.
psfiiy and happiness a their State add
City aboFe the mere expedisnh u
Party.
Rssoipss, f,vftsr, hat De Tusaly.
oae Elseloep 81 the Ssaals Who have
quaiaed fof tho 6lsebasrs a sbeir du-
". end Who are so eonfiaeihx their
sessiona e AAnapoiis from dsy b deg,
- theis eedeago1s - preserve 70 -
~ taesfiHek4a biseia4s 81 Rsazs.
ossks and GoteFnment, sfe eniifed "