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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-02-25
eensttg 81 . ssinistsa siaatsn.
8,rid9se sss 9saeral.spo poftmsiters.

Da6 syobrf tpel9e6 llD NIT Dem
soften sJuupi 1886, enoi9tet
roar S3 $685. ass un0 I9 Gents;
Die 2luseaben tpdbreno pe,n nams
lihen Seitsaut11 $2,755, 62s unp
76 Geittsf rppocn $812.S0s unp
81 9rsdtunseu oer poltmsiller
ilno $L63S O5l uRo 81 gents
9ersittgun9en Der DotmeNtsr u.
$h63S, ,O5l uno 76. Gents Gir
transporting oss Doltfsllsl-
iens tparen 70 oaB cine 0:lan3
bon $642t 2sl uno 43 Gents hbrl9
btieb.
Ote jdbrlltbe Transportation
bes DeIffeasifens am lltsn lestsn
Sulp Ypar III pferoe uno in Sul-
ftest 1921, 5o4 in &utfbsn, l7,t
4o3i $780, Wsilen, u. auf Oampfs
b6ten unO gilenbabnsu 878,296,
mslDes Die game Srausportot
ton a. 27t575,6gO Meilen brinst.
9n Den 9itrtejaere, fptlbss om
2Olteu Septembes euoigtei tpuroe
Die transporting Des Ssus
fen5 un s75,824 Met!en ertpeiis
tert. Aueb 1T felt lsttsn Mcndt
cine grpre6-Dclt eon pbilaos(,
pbia nab Mobilel cine Cut fer
nung son 1880 M eilen in gang
'sfstt weroen 70 ods stssnwdrT
g Die jdbrli6e Transportation
es Yoitfeasitensau uIbt oieI
,eniser els 26 Miaienen Wei!sn
,erehnst psrosn Fam. Die ortL
naiye pett 'inuB lout Contract
Die NsilI BON pbtlaoslpbia nob |
mrbi!e In l2 Sa9en Ino II
Sranoen tnaeben Die Grpre6.E
Npa braubt nus S Sage uno II
S;tunoen.
am llten Sutp, 1885, war |
Die 3abl esr Deitamter in Den
0erelnistsn Staatsn lO,776 i
an liien Sutv, 1885, ll,O91, |
uuo an lltsn Dec. 1886 ILL., 100.
Sn Dem Sabr, wettbss iIb nit |
Den, lseten 30ltsn Sunp enoiste, |
wnrcen e66 nsue ,poftdmtsr ers
tbtet 345 aufseboben, 1874
pCttmeifer yruroen ourtb nsue
erfekt. Beeeu Der 4uspebnune |
aer tpotlfraeen Deroen i'm flnf, |
tsgen Sabre Die poltimter bsoeu'
ttno permebrt tperosn.
D&r 8eneral . poltmeilter
fblist ocr, cos pas Brieporto
nab Dem llten Sulp, 1887 ber>
abgefeat meroen (oute, uno stpar
auf fcisonoe QEeiIe:
IS Weilsn uno oaruntsr S Gents
$50 msilen u. iber rs 10
800 Mstlen u. il. l5Ol5
GOO Weilen u. Il. 800 90.
leber 600 9peilen 252
Nub in 9inllht oes pofeeiDes
far Ssitungen empfebtt er cine
fseuftIen, ps!be nab oer 9r6Be]
ts 9csens, uno oer Gntfernuns
lie fts se(anot tperoen rssulirt
tpsroenf6nnts, pis sum Bep(pisE
9eitunssbSsen, welbe $50 Ouaos
rat,ell ooer oorunter entbalten,
nab uibt hbsr 900 Msilsn ODER
aus Dem @taat prsfbidt wsrosn, I
2 Gent lleber 200 MeIlsn obsr
aus Dem Staai Gent. 3eitunes
bogen, tpslhe iber $50, nno uu,
ter $40 Qaaoratsou entbaltsn,
uno nibt hber 200 meilen eoer
aus Dem Staat l-2 Gent. Sci.
tanssbbsen, tpslbe 92O Quaorat>
soa ceer barber entbaltsn, uno
niht hbsr 900 Meilen ooer aus
rem Staat oerfbtdt tpsrbsn l l.2|
Gent. neber 200 Meilen ODER aus
Dem Staat, 2Gent.
2lm soften 9enner lests Der bis,
hSrsaa E1ei<snrafSNAo% CN@aw%;.. uA~
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-02-25

FIN tD tllleD ooa @sUtts90soePn~EeeF
pie Ids fbSn Doc Is Jabrsn bier
nit mir persint fabt uno nit oe'
ntn, i'm s3srtaufe 6fsntIIber1
Amtspfi6tsn, perC6bnlthe Nn-
naberuussn ,erwabfen fn0I Die
mir unpergeslieb lten tperoen.
n01tbt obus tnnere Setpesuns
eann i'd BON fclbsn AuftrItten
fbeioen.
"Au6 vermas itbes ntbt Dem
Senate Die bsrtbmmtIbe 0eles
genbett, einen onDern 9prlIser
fur feline Ssratbun9sn III wablen,
;u iberla0sn obns MID hber Die
Nrt uno Wei( (, spis tb mid oes
70 belobnenoen unp ebrenpouen
4mtes entleoi9t babe, III Dem
,t,sin Batsrlano mid berufen bat'
Su ere1dren.
"2lls i6 IS i'm Sewu6tiepn
pis tpsuis meine Sdbi9fsiten ft-.
nen beIonpern Oblle9enbeiten an
9eme0en pdren, init ungebeubek
tenn SelbiimiBtrauen antrat tpare
ib jeosb our6 ben oamals ousse
bracften GntEb!aB ermuntertf Die
8ewalt, Die mir anpertrent NOR,
auf's Ssife su ndeen, UNI oas
Ne6t in @bue 3u nebmen, Die
9sfable III ebren1 uno lber zen
Nuf ousr 5u MAIDEN, Die bcy Der
Qusltung oer(elben ibrem onses
nommenen StonDpGntte nab, o.
nit in Bsribrun9 fomrnsn f6nn
ten. SD pcv .seni6, oa6y tptnn
mir oiefes seldnes, i1 fur pie
Srrtblmer Jlahfbt fnoen MIR
oe, son osnsn tb MID ni6t FREY
iu fpreben tpa9te.
"Sn Dem felt jsnens Sage per'
foNenen 3sitraume bat ftp Man-
DTS in defer 9erianmluns iuees
trasen, nelbes un9ewbbnltbs
Ser gsmatbsr berpOr-
brabte. :Oas inni9e Snterene an
ben tief anresenosn 8sssnfdnpen |
Die unf fsrs sanse 0emsinbeit In
nabmen, rnuBte ll6 aub
in ois1sn 0agtn fuuo tbun. |
"Oie in (ol6en 3etten erfldrba- |
re 96drms pSI!tifber portbeptn, |
Dsr unbswahte @ifsr pl6eIi6tr |
Oebatten, uno oas feino1eItse 3u'
(amu,sntrsfsn perfbleosner 2ln<
Iibten, weibes fo leIten Don Dem
unGbdebaren 0crrebte freper @r- |
brtsrunssn III trennen 1T, ned |
Te!tsn ni:bt (elten nit Der rubige.
ZEN mirpepollsn SoaItuns seWtbn' J
!ber 0sfeesebuns.
1870 Fam uibt bofen, beD
'cl:hen DerfaQenbs!tsn 70 9lad' |
i1 9smeRn i'll lepn@ Den grnar'
;unssn zines SeOweDen msinsr
~ sena9sn. Ssoob |
9sbe ib MIDI germ Der llsbsrSsus |
ing bin, oaB msiue gntlbetoun
3unstn, Die oer Ssnat Don mle
'rrartste, Den 0swsis an Die.
0ano se9sben, oa6 msin septf-
enb boftes Seltreben naeb Dsn Qer
Tbriften oie(es &brpsrs su ban
,eln, ptbt frudtlos seblieben IT,
lno ib mir bsp fstner Gelegsn-
,sit Don msinem fraberen Sor'
Idse cine Abweibun9 erlaubt ba-
BE, oper Nl6lbten persenen bdt'
te, BE ib Den Nsbten uno Den
Yeflblsn Der Wlttetieoer 0ieles
8Srpsrs fbulois mar. 0bsletb
Don nun an Don ibm eefblepen,
peros ib ME aufb6rsn nit webl- |
9sfaaen ,nsiner lansen Berbin-
ouns NIT ibm su geoenten. Sn
pei6sm 9srbdltni0e ib mieb aueb
In 3ufunft befnOen cirftet Die
Semelle feines 0spfaus unp 3u-
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-02-25

nsn gbat.tu .tines 0Ramts III
oem &. .tObr !; Ie bUrd'tsI uno 0tr,.
aaDm Elm VeroppeI al Der 9eIos
Itbupblaos. Sfun sos lls ibre
SOuSs aus trat 9an3 tahts in
ben Stebr bineInl uno fob einen
Manu nit eiupaGen Don &ln1en
bsfbdftiest. Oie Srau er9rtef
cen Oieb an9enbIi6ib, fn9 an
III Gbrepen, uno biett i'm fef biz
DhIfe Fam. gr rpur0e nun per'
boftst, uno tns Gefdu9niB ob9e-,
ilbrt. Mon fano oQerlsp. 9efto'
iene Nrtlfel bep ibm, un0 cine
bsoeutenoe GeIoGumme.
Stins<noe hnjr :
QDdbrenD benz 9abre 1886
wuroen S l2t266I472 mertb
Cob unD Silbsr ixpcrttrt, uno
nur 4,435,sl5 Sbotsr rpertb ers
prrtirt, aNo btieb cine 8llanj Don
+ 7,83Ot557 i'm 2an0e.
1nmeit Sbelbpoillt, In Sen,
ue6ee, tpuroe neuItO Elm 0auB
ourcb Seuer ssrlt6rt, uno Elm
Wann nit (eiuer Srou uno 8
Sinoeru, Don 8 bis Z Sabren aft,
famen In Den Slammen um.
r.-gtn psrkeerenoe
Ssuersbrun>t erstsnete lidb Dor
bursen 3ett ju ct. 9obns, Reut
Sraun(6wsis, woourb Ser dlte,
tie uno esntra(eNe Sbeil Ser
Stoaot jsr(t6rt tpuroe, be(tebeno
aus lis 9ebduoen Don oenen
piele Don Der sr6Bten 2lrt woren*
0ie jerIlSrtsn 0ebduoe mereen
su 65y 600 pfuno STERLING, uno
Die &oufmannsglter ben l20 bis
10000 pfunp 9efbdet.
9as 9>eu 6ooen potaoium
oom l4tsn Sanuar t11s!oet{ ooB
oos 0er. Staoten Ssugbaus III
QBatertowu, ma6oubfetts, am
MlttDeh porbtr our6 Ssuer psrs
nlbtet tporoem in tDelbem Gh
10000 StiG 9ewebre befonoen'
Mon 9laub t, oa6 Der sonje Ser
lult am Serlt6rtem &isentb,tn
nibt ple( menieer ais cine MiIiOn
SboIer Gepn f6nne. ~
Nsusr 6au6ratbs> Qrtifet.-
Gin Nsu-Dortsr Odnste bat
elntn DerbeSerteu Sienenforb e.
iunosn wsltbsr oa6 NnCebn Bat
'uls, ano ;pirflib Elm Setobcaro
1T NIT Sbubla0en obsn uno
ID rouf untsn ; oucb (ino 0las.
tburen Oaran um In Die @tube
|nss SauEs 9eGsat su peroen'
Sin Nobr welebes ourb ote
:"ono seht, brin9t ibn in 0er>
5inoun9 init Der ofensn euft.
Die Nrbeitsn Der gienen f6nnen
oentllb ourtb Die 0laetburen gst
'chPn meroent uno Der ODnie
orrDlnpie Sdublooen bsp9eftet.
Die Der(onen, tpeltbe in Qpuis
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-02-25

(;bel No9sso n,itbtacbten.
Srteg nit Merifo, Mdtsbr tn
feres Gefanoten 9s.>g,Mte.
Osr atnerieanllcbe bepeumdh
tiste MinSfer in Merifc, 0err
dgatRs, botts eDn'unferer Ne9ier-
uns Die 9Behuus erboIten, Die
(bon 6ftsrs 9ema6teu, uno een
Seiten Msrtfo's niemols betacfs
l16ti9ten 9sre6ten Sefbtperben ln
misoerbDleu;, anD i'm Sale biz
meritaniI6e Ns9ierung niht Id
gebsriser Ssit Dte(e!ben unterfud-
en- rpclIte-fsine pa0e Su eerlanseu
Funo nit Dem 2(r6to Der 8efanDt-
boft ;Nrid,utebren. J6r. @Qis
uerlonste feline pd0e, unb Da er
fol6s nibt erbiett febrte er Dbne
pieflbs surid.
einen Gjefansenem 9elans e.
Die Mauer bes 9sfdnsni6bofes
I5u erflettsrn. Gin bsrlbafter
Sprung ncdbt uno er NOR frey.
Grwa9te es, uuo fpron9 con btr
Mauer. 2(uf oer Stra6t fauoen
&iffpn, EDDIE unD Safer, Die
|etn bsuabborter Stobrfisper bort
aufgepeiEt batte. Ser Spruns
brobte DEN 9efansensn nit fol-
der Gewalt auf ein MolaBes-
Sa6, oa6 Der Booen 8rab, uno
er bis Iber Die Sren in oab brau"
ne Sluoium fdrste. "96 babe
Gbon eisI Don oer SIstsfsit ber.
Srepbeit seb6rt" rief sr tneem
er flb aus Dem 6e9(ett f1ofte,
ahev Das 1T oas er(te Msa( In met
nea1 2eben oaS ib setbmedt
uno empfunoen babe tpAs eieler
0usDruG meint p
merFwiroiee D6ble an, Ohio.
Swan,tg Mei!en unter oer
mineuns oes w obafb an 8.
biot tR cine 4bble tpertn taonbe
0prcgtppben 9erit;rpnssnl9efurs*
Den tper0en aus rpeleben man (t5liet
Zen Fam oa6 bic llrbeber eerfelben
elnen anfebnltben 9rao oen 8i'-.
Dung befabsn-
Siefe 96bte 1T In einem Set-
fen Nbbon sc oes Berses bart am
llfer oes Obio uno bep bobent
Q6oneritanoe bepnobe 9Ie.eb nit
Den WansrtpIesel Sm Nnfonse
Der AnlItolnus SbiDs tpuroe oiet
(e 06ble Don elmer 9e(tlGbaft
&entudper befeet tpel0e unter
Sem 0lamen QBilfDns Banoe
befannt mar. qBil)on.'ses ;uerft
nit feinsr Camille oobin, uno
trricbtete auf ser wa0erieite Elm
gb'D init Der Snfbrift Bi!ens
getrdnfe Seller uno Speilsbaus
Dis Neubeit elmer lol6sn wtrtbs
iOaft psranla6te bspnabe ale
Vccte 1u ba!tsn um grTtf6unsen
elnsunebmen. Siefe 0srbdltni0e
peronloBten balo .eine Nnjabl
Mublsean9sr- ibren Anfentbolt
in Der Jobble III nebn en- uno in
9erbtnoun9 nit 9Billon cine
Nduberbanoe ;u bilben Ypelbe bon
nun an Die Monfbaft :pon auen
8poten bic rafelbt balt mabten
sgmorOete uno Die Spote mte ein.
l9en aus tbrsr Mitte bsmannf,
nab Nenev!eans gum 9srtauf
fannte.
Oie &anf1sute otr pbsrn @tqs
enoen oes Obtc fbtpften jeoocb
bal0 Deroadbt, Da Ge Don ibren
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-02-25

" f
Serufe6 bes sllGEidpflen grfolget
ib erfreEen m6bten nro por
9pttIlcDer Sono es erfsbsm oaG
Die 2ebenf nege eines .Jeoen untsl
Jbneu nit 9lief uno 2ufrteoen'
bslt bsseibnst fspn m6sen nebme
lb 9O6a6tun9spc4 pOn Sbnen
Nbfbieo." =
Dle(e leeten wprte pan 8u-
ren's ais Cbeioenoes Mit9llsD aus
Dem @snate bobsn tptees 10elnt.
auf Dem sansen &6rper, etnen
lebr 0rrtbeiEbaften GtnbruG 9es
ma0t. Oils oaber 9err Ssntpn
einen pe(1luB Dem 5aufr porlee,
te, In nelbsm ber Ssnat 0errn
pon 8uren fur bic t1npartbeplieb'
feit, 9Bdroe uno 8ef6tdtibtsit
oanft, nit Der er feline Gtsue ole
Oiceprelpsnt tpdbreno feiner
DienfSelt be9leltete, tpuroe osr
lslbe au9enblIdll6 uno einltimmie
an9enDmmen.
Die Wabt zines neueu prdI
osnten oes Senotes fel ouf 0rn.
Sing Don Nlaban1o.
Ser lexington (&entudp) Ne-
porter ff1elOet Die INSTRUMENTATION
elmer Afaire 3nifben 9atsr uup
Scbn' 0lamens 81 a m y, In
SIart Gauutp, in jenem Staate,
fpel6e lb NIT Dem Sooe oes @r.
tern enoi9te. Ser junge Gams
fey fam serobt aus Der S6ule,
uao b6rte, pa6 lein 9oter cine
NeserlcIaein sonj unbarmber;i9
peIt(btet tperouf er in bas Gin
mer trat, uno ibn bat, &c m69eoas
aru'e Weib bod ni6t msbr fbla'
gen. lnpem ie fDen 9enu9 sefrie9t
batte. Sur ndmliben Seit bate
sr Elm Offences me6er In ber 9ano
nlsI oem Ct lstne Stnerno9el &C.
t1nlttsn bate. entrlttet ubeI
Die 0orfeuun9 oes Sobnes,
orebte llb Der Dater un,, uno fn9
an ouf (einen Sobn III b|assn
oen er an Der linfen Sano pa6ts,
uno einen lelben StCb CAB, oa6
(Ie 8eioe auf Den 8eoen fslsn.
Uepm Nuftebsu er9ab IS ftb,
oaB Der 0ater tinsn Stib NIT
Dem Mener erbalten botte. Ser
Spbn loQ bspnabe uutr6ltllD IL
ber Den 9crfau (eph uno uerl1h
ert baben IS fey nibt feline Nb'
lIbt 9enelen feinsn 9otsr ju per-
munoen.
Unobb bdnaiafeit OeS VouerS,
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-02-25

. Solgenber 9orfau liefsrt Elm
Sepfptsl BON Der 9eiitss9e9en
mart ). zines yrauen;i.nmers'-
I'm Nbsno oes 3llten Senner
steug osr gissnthimer eines
$amn.g fekrs in Der stem .ln-
tpeit Der GalIowM StraGe, in
pbita5stpbia. fritz I'll Bette, ,lno
uno flns graa baeb mob aaf In
einen1 an DEN @tobr feHeneen
5|mmsr.. Sur, oarsuf fabs Gs
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-02-25
unabb oes Dausrs.

unobbdn9tsteit oes 0auers.
Ser &aufmann uno Ser Gabrir
fannt Fam Durb osu 1Beb(el oes
auS!anollben U0sr einbeimlIben
Marftss, melbsn er tpeoer oers
binDern neb dnosrn fanm nlbt
nur um Sic Nrbeit zines Sabres,
i,onoern manbmah wenn er nod
70 fsi6i9 9sorbeitet uno feline
NRidten treulIh erfiNt bet, mn
iein 9ansss 8srm0gen 9ebrotDt
DerOen.
Die barte Nrbett ess 0anctpsrs
fers, Fam ourh unporb ieDene
Nenoeruns eeS 0an0els Sntsrene
nertblos ~ eroe NJ uno felbtt
Der braubbarIte une croent!ibtte
9anbarbsitsr, fann our6 MiBs
usrbdltniGe, oeren S6ulo et
uibt trd9t, In Notb unp gleno
seItlrst werDen.
Uber nds bat Der TelBt9e unO
aufsefldrte BausrA3u fhrbten :?
Ssin 2apital 1T fber an9elsstI
ole Queue (eines @rwerbs 1T IN
erfbbpaIb; ftn 0erpinn Fam
,tpar perminoert, aber nlemalf
adnslib perni6tst tperoen: unb
lsin @rfol9 bdnst nlbt olos
penisoffeben 9erbdltnifen ob -
fohoern pon Der 9erlibsruns jee
nee sro6en unp wobltbati9sn We,
feas, "oab 70 lanse Die grps
eausrt, Sden uno @rnpten nibt
aufb6ren tperoe."
To(aenber 8orfa[I liefert Elm
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-10-24
FOR THE

lers have little but rags.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-10-24
G1ea S@sggSF S gsYsas ga
TUESDAY, TOBERa 1887
CONGRESS-.

The Extra Session of Congress closed its sittings
on Monday Of last week. 1t will be noticed by Il
reference to the Congressional journal that the dar-
ling project Of tho administration of establishing
a Sub Treasury system defeated in the House
by majority of 49, The business of the session
was principally to grant further means for the ex-
travagonco of Government. The people have re-
ceived attention, except such as is extended to
the robbed by the robber The following is a list
of tho acts passed
1. An act 10 postpone the fourth insalment of
depostes with the States.
2. An act to authorize the issue of treasury notes.
3. An act making additional appropriations for
the year 1887.
4. An act appropriaung $l6OO,OOO to the prose-
cuton of The Florida War.
5. An act to postpone the payment of certain
Custom House bonds
6. An act to regulate the fees the renewal Of
Custom House bonds.
Z. An act for a settlement with the late Deposite
Banks
8. An act TO continue in force certain laws to the
end ofthe next session of Congress-
o. joint resolution regulating postage by the
Express mail.
TO- An act providing for the payment of horses
taken for the use of the United States from certain
volunteers in the Florida War.
IL. An act for the relief of ID. p. Madison.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-10-24
From the Boston Atlas.
A GOVERNMENT BANK.

we begin to believe that the era OF poli,icaI hmm
bug IN this country is drawing to an end and that
the people are fully awakened 70 a sense Of tho
dishonesty and lncompetency of their rulers II is
now proved that the profession of constitutional
scrupes on the part of Mr. Van Buren, and his con-
iederates against National Bank was a hollow.
hearted and hyPocritlcal lie. In consenting to the
issue OF Treasury notes, they have given their coun
tenance to measure having all the obiect1onnbIa
features of a National Bank, and infinitely more ob
Jeconable inasmuch as it is adopted for the relief
OF the administration instead of the people. Tho
numbuggers have given the lie to their own pro-
iesSlons' Your game is up, Mr.. Martin Van Buren,
OF hlhderhook the people are in arms against Won.
they Will be deceived no. longer by YOUR miserobIe
ia'sehoods they cannot you strainInp at onot
ana swallowing camel, without CONTEMPT for your
auPlicity, and Indignation for your cheating and
Juggling policy. "i'''
, The following remarks Of Mr. CLAY in relation n
the issue of Treasury Notes. contain a lust exnosi.
"Ihls measure is an experiment to set nm = Gov.
ernment Bank 1t is, in point of fact. an nc;nient
bank' Now, II Government has the mower IN rss,Ia
oank notes, and so to form indirectly and cover,iv
BANK, how is it that it has not the mower 70 ~
tabllsh National Bank9 What difference l. tboro
between great Government Bank with Mr. wnod
puiy as the great cashier, and bank comnosod ~ ,
corporation of private citizens? What difForenoo
Is 5here except that the latter is better and saar
ana more stable, and more free from poIitcoI in
huehces, more rational and more republican An AZ
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-10-24

Rev. l.. p. LovEJoY Editor of the Alton Obscr-
weeks since, procured another press, which was
Immediately taken possession of by the mobocrats.
The press locked up in a store upon its arrival
at Alton for safe keeping over night; the mobiles
having learned the fact assembled around the store,
broke it open and took out tho press and threw it
into the river. Mr. Lovejoy lately visited ST.
Charles with his wife, and while in bed he in
formed by deputaton of assembled band of
ruffian mobocrats that he must Immediately leave
the place abide the consequences of bidding de-
fance to the commands of the inlurated citizens.
He left the place forthwith. To call this free
country when man is compelled to flee his house
and home the mountain cliffs for safety, because
he entertains d EXPIRE opinions at variance with
the opinions ofhis neg hbors, "splendid absur-
dity," merely rhetorical flourish Mob law is
becoming infinitely more intoerable than the colo
NAL bondage of our fathers, and unless il is stayed
in its atrocities, means no less summary and sangui-
nary than those resored to by them be brought
into requsition, The Bonapartian method of scat
tsring leaden bullets among a riotous assemblage,
has been found by experience to be tho most efTec
tive remedy in Europe, and necessity, fear will
demand the adoption ola similar method with us.
The citizens of Alton adopting measures for a
military organization for the purpose Of nsuring the
exercise of their rights
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ELECTIONS.

We have only room this week to give brief ac-
connt of the recent State elections. The intelii-
gence from all quarters speaks the triumph o'
the democracy of numbers over the combined In
auence of the patronage of National and State
Governments.
In New Jersey the Wings have completely over
thrown their opponents. Last year the Van bu-
rehites had majority of 10 in the Couh0'' ana
Assembly; the Wing majority is now 81
In Georgia, Gmer, Wing, has been elected Gov
ernor over schley, Van Buren,. Legislature uncer-
tain.
/ The Wings have greatly increased their strength
in the Legislature of Pennsylvania. The whole
number of the House is 100. Last year there were
% Wing andF72 Van Buren, members. This year
the Wings haye 46, and V b. probably 81. The
Wing majority in the Senate is 5.
The news from Ohio is favorable TO the Wings
The Senate will be composed of Fl Wings and 10
administration men-equally divided last year In
the House the Wings will probably have majority
Van Buren, majority last year, four.
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MR. WEBSTER AND THE CURRENCY

| The following letter written by Mr. WEB
sTER to the Editor of the Huntsville Advocate, ir
explanation of his views upon the currency, with
design to correct certain Misrepresentation of his
opinions upon this important subject, Mr. Web
sers opinions coincide with the opinions of great
majority of the people ofthe United Staes and they
are such, which, if allowed their due weight in the
counsels of the nations would restore it TO its for
nier pamy state of prosperity. But, unfortunately
for the country, other counsels prevail, and thick
darkness is gathering in the future, and every day
reveals naught evil and still deeper ruin, far
as the measures of Government are concerned
One Experiment follows another, and the last are
no better than the first; and the only hope rests
with the people, among whom signs of a speedy
revolution in men and measures daily develop.
ed.
BosroN, August %, 1887.
DEAR SIR;-I feel quite obliged you for the
friendly pains you have taken in the Southern AID.
vocae Of the 9Th inst to repel the charges of in
consistency brought against me, in regard to my
votes, given various occasions, on the subject OF
National Bank. L am not conscious of any change
of opinion, on that subject, and am quite certain
that no real inconsistency of political conduct can
be proved.
have always been in favor of Bank, framed
on safe and approved models; subs tantial, solid
Specie-pGylng Bank.
| And have always opposed all paper Banks, OF
Banks winch SnOuld nave authority to suspend
Gle payments, under any 2re,ence, or for any cause
whatever.
believe an exclusive specie circulation to be i'm
practicable, and not desirable, if it were practicable
on account Of the vast effect such an alteration of
the circulation must have on the value of all prop
erty, and the relative interests of capital and of
| labor, hereafter.
And on the other hand, hold rredeemable Bank
paper to be wholly undeservng the character ofcur
rency, or Of money; and by no means to be coun.
tenanced or tolerated.
Il am in favor of that system of currency, which
we have so long maintained, and which has ever
been found SO useful; that Isl specie basis for all
paper circulation; and as much specie, part OF
the circulation, may be convenient; and all pa
per to be such as is convertible into gold and silver
at the will of the holder.
This is the currency, which we have maintained
for 40 years out of the AZ, during which the Gov.
eminent has existed We have found it useful
convenient, safe and practicable. In my opinion
it was most unwise to attempt any change and | am
for recurring, in substance, to the former and well
tried system, soon can.
am, dear sir, with regard, your oh servant
DANIEL WEBSTER
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CALEDONIA CATTLE FAIR

The third annual Caledonia Cattle Fair Plough
ing Match, and exhibition of Domestic Manufac-
lures holdensat St. Johnsbury Plain the 10Th
inst The rain from six in the morning until near
noon undoubtedly prev ented many from attending
the exhibition. The Committee of arrangements
met and filled up such vacancies occurred by non
attendance in several of the different Committees
Leonard Harrington, John Hill, Clark Cushman
and Stephen McGaffee chosen a committee to
nominate officers for said Society for the ensuing
year. The several Committees Notwithstanding the
rain proceeded to the duty assigned them At three
o'clock the Society met in the Hall of Landlord
Ide and received the report of the Committee Oh
nominations. And after some remarks proceeded
make choice of the officers of said Society for the
ensuing year. The following gentlemen were G.
lected
HENRY STEVENS, President.
L LGT1rHs c +. pgIIrH' Vice Presidents.
SILAs HoUGHToN, Secretary and Treasurer,
Committee of Arrangements
Il. b. CHASE, Lyndon.
LLoNAnD p hAhRISeroN, St. Johnsbury'
JOHN HILL, Waterford.
WIZ WILLIAM iDi' sAsponr, aS Wheeloei
SEwALL BRADLEY, Sheffield
CLARK CUsHMAN, Barnet.
SALMA DAVIS, Danvile.
Otis EVANS, Lyndon.
The President then read the report of the sever
| al Committees and delivered the premium certifi-
Gates TO whom they were awarded
Sil9 as " bartlett, Waterford, best pair fOxen
Nc. Benton, do I'd best do
Eneh a D CSlel do do best pair old Steers
lanes Works do best pair 2 US. old Steers
Charles starkes, St. Johnsbury Cd best do do.
no 40 40 =. do best pair year old do
John Ide, Waterford, best Bull Calf.
John Gilbraith, Barnet best Buck.
L. II. Wright, ST. Johnsbury, best Eve Sheep.
John Moore I'd, Barnet, best Plough,
James Gilbraith, best Ploughman
Thomas Pierce, best Butter.
| The General Committee reported that