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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-06
Valuable Wood a. Timber Ian
FOE SILL r..

N Friday the l1th day of November, will be sol
~ to The highest bidder, lin lots to suit purch
seis,) in thetownof Lynchburg before the rpnt ,lo
Of Charles Phelpss opction room NJ |, o'clock, o.
credit o 6, IL Is, X 81 months, tract of Land abb
miles from Lynchburg. containing $40 Acres,
adjoining the Lands of VIM. Pannell, Daniel ca
dler. Juo. Gambler Mrs. Towes, Richard perki
Thos. Moornan. aud Robt. Rves,--a great port
OF which is well wooded aud timbered aud OF Z.
heart tor the cultivation of Grain and 'fobaceo
although il lies undnlaling, large areas Of il "
adapted 10 the formation OF Meadow. One portol
this Land is valuable ferits Timber, owing 10 its c.,
tgnty 10 Saw N III another for It's convenience,
Lyncdbutg, beihg near enough To laullwo loads
Wood per day. The balance about one half thou
farther from market, is good for cultivation, and
better than the nearer portions all being well wafer
Perhaps so great an opportunity will not be off
shortly To purchase Lands on such accommodate
terms. Private bids will be received until the da
Sllr; and any person wishing 10 buy, will be SIN
the Land by tho subscriber, until the day of Sale
RO. II. GRAY \
n. 3. If Gentlemen wishing TO buy should pr
that Ike Sale should take place on the Land, i
willmectmea at Mr.. phelps's Immediately alter an "
~ breakfast, and proceed forthwith TO the Las
should conclude to hold the Sale there.
Terms. Personal security, with deed OF trust E
be required Tor the Isl payment. deed trnsta
or the tlnee last.--Ncgrots, and a ord horse
Oh and team, will be taken in pari. r.. II. G
Nov2 ids
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-06

"GLORiOCS NEW Such is the POM
poi's caption with which the capture by s,ratagem
which seems to us To have been sgracclully treach-
crous, ofan Indian Chief aud few of his followers, is
announced IN the public prints. A nation number
ing thirteen millions Of people, succeed after two
years struggle, involving heavy expenditure oftrea.
and adstressing sacrifice OF human life, III get
ting few Indians into their grasp under the preteX
OF holding talk, and treacherousy seize upon them
while in the very act Of negotiation and the gallant
deed is trumpetcd forth as glorious exploit Dis
graceful as have been our repeated disasters in that
region, thus lreacherous triumph, to our apprehen-
sion, gives deeper stain TO that disgrace.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-06
COMMISSION HOUSE.

IL The undersigned, who has been the princi
pal or active salesman IN The firm Of 4. Peticolas {
CO., will continue, on Ills own account, Gcncr
Commission business, and in that capacity. tendc
his services To the public Without the means I
continuing to his friends tho liberal advances mac.
to them in better times, he asks only the paironap
to which his habitual industry aud devotion to bus
ness in whicl, he has had 20 years experience. gu
linn n just clam. j. w. DlDRELL.
Richmond, November 6, 1887 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-06
$50
NOTICE.

I WILL sell, 10 the highest bidder, on Wetue
the 18th inst. If fair, If not the next fair day II
alier) on the place where now live, about two !,
up the River from Lynehburg, on the Amherst
known by the name OF Mltchell's place, now the
perry Of ThoInas Love, Esq. my crop of Corn.
posed to be about Que hundred barrels also Il u
Fodder and Shucks, Oats, Plantation Utensils
Mich Cows, tive Durham lIeiters, two good Tia
Horses, and a one Horse Wagon. Terms
knowp on the day of sale. THOMAS JONF
November I'd
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-06

"itHe peonle ri9hicn ,hrn from ,heir Iaoprirtve
'9 farmers place soarc-erow in hcl fields winch is
's' ''f less terrifying 10 the winged depredatorS Lee
'''"se Il Is aoapabeof harnng ,hcu-,ut titcr al
,n' can be said, the power incorporate National
DANA IS moic clearly dcdnehlc from the constitution,
'n'h lhe re"erto issue Treasury Notes, even as
Temporary eSpeaea: = and MIR. Richie hinselfad-
'"i's That II would be unconstitutional To issue hem
rs permanent Po'iey-as il length Of time could ren.
"s' constitutional a coniessedy Unconstitutional act!
ah'' as powerful as great moneve,i institution NAV
'' lis powers, when properly regulated and restrain.
ed ny law, like those OF the sun in the solar system
"e necessary aud ploper to ihc successful working
VI oof political machic of which it is the appopri-
ATE financial centre. The sun ifihc rein. were en-
'fhstedi TO an unshu charotccr hight set the world
On hre-and So the Bank, corrumly managed, might
create more and greater evils tan could cure But.
II we are 10 throw awaycy good thing with which
providence has blessed brcause its abuse may lead
10 disastrous consequences, what should we have left
worth preserving
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-06
~. - YxCE.

IT HAS become necessary that the debts due to
4 the late concern Of MCKEE a. MEEnl he
collected. Those indebted are respectively request
ed 10 call nj the Counting room of John q. Neon
aud settle. +. OGDEN. Executor Of
~ Nike. dce'd
JOllN g. MEM. /
III so,
Those indebted 10 the late concern Of MCKEE
ROBINSON y 10. T.. OGDEN, Ereeakor nj z
", Ncktcd ecd
X. ROBINSON. is
JOHN G. MEEM
November q 2w il NJ
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-06
TIE GREAT ENpI'NGER.-It is stated

TIE GREAT NPTNGER.-It is stated in
the Lexington (ky.) ntellisrncer that the great
Expungcr," Col Thomas llumbuc Benton wen
ded ms way home, SOLITARY and alone :; and it tells
us, upon the authority OF those who followed after
him, that every public house on the line Of his
travels, where his name registered, Hdck lines
drawn around, and " ErPaaYed by order Of
The bodrdcrS II ms UoHSc," written across it The
judgment humankind upon that foul act OF Dissertation
and ldoatry is already beginning TO utter its condeni-
tory voice and wo be to the aspiring politician whose
name is associated with that dark deed in the re-
motcst manner twill be forever rs milestone a.
round his neck, TO check his upward fight.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-06
NOTICE.

4 DO hereby lorewarn all persons from tradis
l. bond executed by the subscriber, to Davisl
Daniel of the State OF North Carolina. for the
seventy-fve dollars; the said bond being Civ
the purchase Of u Horse, winch lIerse, was Jus
and which uusoundness was artiully conceaee
me. ann therefore determined not TO pay said
MERIT TALBt.
November 6, 1887. II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-06

NR. KINGS SPEECll.--In eotlast paper We
inserted the first paii Of MI. Kings Speech which,
as will have been seen By our readers, devoted 10
fetatatten OF the President opinions, advanced
IN the Message, in relation 10 the extent andlhe eau
ses OF commercial embarassmenls in Great Britain.
The concluding potion Of the speech, which we in-
scrito-day The domestic aspect oitie question:
aud exposes with master hand the design and ten
dcncy Of Gen. Jackson's famous Treasury Order TO
which dcSpote aud Illegal measure Alr King traces
directly and rreiutaby the suspension specie pay
menis BY the Banks. We have read an ADLER
luminous argument We hope lis length
will deter any sincere inquirer after Truth" from
giving II peinsa
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1lISNOI.lIGION.
;'T1GOE.hS a. 10. is dis

\ sotrd by mutual consent, except 50 far as q
wind mp their ailiils--to which cDd either party
authorized 10 the name OF the concern, aud d
whatever Is Necessary To eflcc settlements.
A. pETlCObAS,
]. w. DIBRELI.
Richmond, November 6, 1897.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-06
VIOLIN. london rimc.

" and Guns-A superior GnEMona Violin of
IINE roNE, own A HUNDRED AND THIRTY YEARS
OLD. a Flute, made by POTTER OF LoNDoS, with
SIX Silver Keys, rrSEp and on the MOST improved
plan. aud Of ne one--.lnd lew FINE London t;uns.
For sale by Howell DAVIES.
November 6 tsm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-06

4 = At jacksonville, tFlo,ida) On the ..sh Sep
tcmber CAPTAIN ilosga,, I'm Englislnnan,) of the
schr Polly lying there, having male boast that he
WAS an Aholitionisl. he was seized b. Judge Lynch,
by whose orders he was metamorplosed inio a ne
gro, by the appeailonni the Essence 81 Tyre 10 his
epdcrmis and sold nj auction In the highest bidder
bringing is7 cents. The purchaser started with
him into Georgia. bu, he made his escape, doubt
loss with the knowledge aud connivancc OF his pre-
tended master This ia an outrage which no man
can soberly app,ove-bnt If Aboliiionists will put
their head Into the Lions mouth, they have no right
To complaint they feel the sharp edge Of his teeth.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-06

o. Official information has been received at the
War Department Of the capture, by stratagcm, OF
Oceola or Powell who has so long, with a handful
Of savagcs, sci at defiance the skill Of our Major
Generals and the proves Of our 1t is an APP
propriatc contamination Of most disgracclul
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-06
FOR RENT,

A ND Immediate possession given, good DIV
N House and well fixed lot. on Federal Hi
iy occupied by Mrs. Ianeey. Apply TO
JOHN NJ. GORps
Agt. .for lHss. Leuisa ".
November 6
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-06

NEW HAMPSlIIRE.-Thc Wings in New
Hampshire have quietly succunbed 10 ,hvr anaro-
lcsSness Of any attempt to redeem il from the ma
lign influence of Jacksonisin. But we are elld to
see that they are about 10 make another effort Ia
throw of the yoke. Animated BY the recent veto-
ry in Maine, and the auspiciou, slgns elsewhere the
Wings are sounding rally, and will hope. ,e-
generate the Granite State, George Kent broth
or oithc successful candidate for Governorln Maine
is spoken of as the Wig candidate for The same Of
fee in New Hampshire.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-06
FACTORY STOCK rOIt SALE.

'1NO be sold, at public auction oh Friday the 10Th
i inst. Sky Shares of the Lynchburg Cotton
Factory Stock. The PLACE of sale " II be made known
by scudng round the Bell.
NoycmberB 2ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-06

ARkANSAS.-We yciied before on, OF
the woods, il seems. The last Memphis Enquirer
states that Archibald Yell ". b. is reelected TO
Congress, by amaioti,y of about 500 votes owe,
John Ringgold (WhigD Wells malorit, at the last
election was about 200, exclusive al 10 counties
whose votes were rejected Tor lnio,mauy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-06

TIE SUSQt EiIANNA.-Arother vessel (thc
Planet) arrived at Charleston, from New York, re-
ports thai She spoke the Susq uehanna at II o'cock,
on piay The ed inst. Che day alter the rumored
capugr,) on her way to Liverpool. The story of the
pirac, 10 nos, generally dlsctcdilpd
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NOTICE.

fIllOSE who have not paid their subscriptions
u 10 the Treasurer nfihe Gcutr.J Agrc ult,raI
Socely, ior the year 1897, requested 10 10 80.
10 enable linn To discharge the premiums awarded.
JOHN II. TYREE, Treasurer.
November II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-06

"GREAT ROBBERY. "-'rhe Princeton Wing
announced the passage Oh the bill by Congress de
privinc the States of the fourth nstamcnt of the
Surplus Revenue, with this appropriate caption.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-06

Iaohcr Sub Treasury HoJbcry.-The Post office
AT Bridpor', Vermont. Tone OF Amos kendas Sub
Treasuries,) robbie on the 10Th nit. of all its
letters, and about Sloo IN specie, the amount then
on dcloSiic. If the Post Ollc. Sub. Treasurer had
been rernlltcdo dcpoSitc this cash in the Bank, ii
world hive been safe. Que f,ct like this is worth u
score oi arguments.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-06
TO THE punLIC.
CENTRAL
~. EGJx TEEs.EE SOCIETY.

1--WE Executive Ceinnrtec Of this Society, will
4 hold meeting nj the Nirgnan Office, on We'd
nesday The 18th inst. A punctual ATTENDANCE IL DE-
srcd, ~ matters Of importance will be before the
Committee.
November & d
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-06

e. We learn from the Lexington tKy.) lntelli-
genccr that Cen Ripley, OF Louisiana, has resigned
his seat IN Congress, IN consequence ol i'll health.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-06

o. Mr. Souihard. Of New Jersey, ii il said, is
about 10 resign his seat in the /. i. Senate. lie
wllhe succeeded by Mr.. f,el,nghn,son his former
colleague.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-06
OBITUARY..

Dicd, on fiiday evening lasi, after lingering and
distressing illness, StmprL BgASsronp, Esq rged
about b5--onc of our oldest aud most respected frl
los-eiihens. For many wars Mr.. Bianslord wits
the Sergeant at this Cooperation, tand never had IN,
town nure active. sig,lan and faithful otHcer,l
al within about ayea, past, when his apparcn,, Wig
oraus constitution suddeDly ray. way, aud left him.
both IN mind aud body. comparatively u wreck OF bis
orner self In thai condition lac has since fingered
until Death came 10 his icliv, and transferred HIM To
that "housc not made with hands, eternal IN the hoa
scns,' where the palsed intellect shah possoss reurw
eel aud exalted powers, and he shall be like his sa
beonlor many years n Jealous menbe, al the Mrlo
dist Episcopal Church, IN which he FLIED the ohers
of Class Leader aud steward rs long as his health
permitted lie has left willow, tour children. ZONE
ol whom is now serving his country officer Of the
l. :. Army ia Florida aud large circle Of friends
10 weep over his grNe-thonah all who know him
well nothing doubt that Their loss Is his eternal
gam"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-06

CRIMINAL TRlALS.-At the Fall term of the
Superior Court OF Pitlsylvan'a county, which term-
mated on the Joth ull., after labo,ous session ol
ten days, 1--WE learn from the Dan,ille Reporter
James Farmer tried for forgery. but the Jury
were unable To agree aud the viii come up again
at the next term.
The OF Wm. Bennett, charged with the nur-
der o DR.. Joel Echos, MAS ll,en taken up aud oecu-
pied the Court five days 80 or 10 witnesses being
amined. The Jury found him guilty Of murder in
the iirsl degree motion ion n trial was over
ruled by the Comt, To hichdecision bill OF execp-
tons wasfed, upon Which the case will be taken up
to the General Court.
The Danv'lle Reporter says that only Que on
the Civil Docket was tried. which resulted in II hung
Jury 1t is expected that an tenn will he held
during the winter.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-06

4 = The le ding Van Buren, paper III Georgia as
eribes the recent defeat OF lis parry in that State to
''the commercial cnbafiassncn's of The country and
the declarations Of Nh Van Barren Il eainst a NaiioH-
al Bank and in favor of direrce If nc Goeefamea
from all Barkio2 iastilattoas,' among other causes
OF less influence.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-06

a. Nm. Pennington tWhs) has been elected
Governor of New Jersey Ier the cusuins year. New
Jersey has net had Wing Governor bciorc tor many
years
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-06
.sL.u O.YE3 TEOS-.

7 uST received, Il supply Of Clemens Al
- LOTION, certain cure for Pinples, FL
letters, Sunburns, &c &c. For sale by
JAMES r.. R0Ya
April "a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-06

A + Il Circuit Superb, Court of Law and Chance
n ~, continued by adjournment, and held Tor the
County OF Amhe,stat the Cuuu House, Oh Thursday
the 7th day Of Seplenbcr, 1887:
Humphrey Gilbert, Plaintiff,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-06

" Mr. Clay reached his residence Lcxng.
ton on the ODD inst.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-06

IIhcrc arc The FcRordiiSts All parties claim
to be, parcrcee nee, Rcpublican-so that j, would be
ms difficult To find Felerast, even with a lantern
in ones hand, rs the ancient oyuic sud IT Was 10
find an honest man. Maj Garland i'll his speech
gainst the Sub Treasury scheme, speaks, tor exam
pie, of Roger i. fancy the democratic hiei JUS
tec of the lpicmc Coutt-although ii is well known
that more dceilcd fcderalisl haa Roger h. Tame,
never existed except perhaps it be James buchanan,
of pennsy lyania. row also one al the Democratic
leaders, who IN the good old days OF Jclicrsonian
Rcpublcauism. declared that al he thought he had
drop OF dem cratic blood in his veins, he would o.
pen them and drain it out" The Albany Journal
tells OF some like examples Of political icgeuera-
ton IN that State. Edward =. Livingston is now the
a." democratic candidate for the State Senate in
that district, aud is duly labelled such in ihtt
thodox Journal, the Albany Argus: Some years ago,
the same Edward =. Lisn ,ston was u candidate ia
the same district oi the sane station, against the
present President OF the l.. States. and den Mr..
Livingston was styedby the Albany Argus he Il e
raj candidate Mr. Mclean, in another district,
the democratic candidate WIS, few years ago
the federal candidar-and three of the candidates in
Columbia county, who, during the war, were tcde-
ralists, ara now democrats. Where. We ask, the
iederalists all gone, Icbo answers they are all
"dycd in the WOOL!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-06

NEW DOCTRl NE.-'rhm impudrnt precnder
to political orthodoxy aud independence. the Rlcl-
mond Enquiries admits that the issue OF rrcasur,
Notes, ASA permanent SySt,m, would be unconslu-
tonal but contend, that as "trmpordyc fpeiteHt,"
il is constitutional! VIII he tell us, then, whether u
Bank of The United States may not be constitution
al, as a "temporary eNpcdcut," lihewsc' Nay, what
enornity may not be defended BY such IN Argument
The assumption OF the Dictatorship OF OF the lmpe-
rial purple by some daring demago sue and usurpci,
may be justified, AT ssme future period OF oul histo-
~. by precisely the subtclinge. According 10
our conceptions, that which il unconstitutional is
equally 50, whether il be temporary permanent III
lis duration. An, other doctrine would be the pro
Gc fountain OF mischief. And for our own paris, W.
believe that although the lac authorizing the issue
OF Treasury Notes, is Of temporary character, the
poIicy of which that law is the commencement. will
be- aud is designed 10 be hereafter continued
scnlial element of the new financial system 1t GER
tainly will be--nothme can prevent tit the Sub
Treasury scheme b. adopted.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-06

IL The rumor Of Cabinet Ch1nges, il not -
confirmed Ii is sH however, repeated.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-06
Nuns Ecsasscss.

lust OPENED, an entire ease, asd viii
- very low. by
ROBINSON & LLLiOs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-06
From Ae Indianapolis JoarRai.

-, al his residence. iu Shelby county, la, on the
9th ull., Doctor TnemAs Il. T., DAVIS. DIR. DAVIS
was native of Campbell county. Virginia. He came
10 the west,n the winter Of leg to complete his
course ol studies ~ the Medical College IN Cncn-
matt; alcr dong lac commenced The practice Of his
professions, with much sk,ll and success IN Hush
county. lie afterwards renewed Ia Shelby county,
where he has resided for several years enjoying III
high degree the confidence oi his fellow ciliaens,
10th rs gentleman aud physician. He was elect
ed by large aud triumphant vote, NJ the late aunt
NJ election, Que Of the representatives OF the Gen
cml Assembly, Iom the county OF Shelby. The
writer Of this notice OF lis first hcquaintancts
in Indiana, and knew hun 10 be possessed of a warm
heart, disposition noble and generous to fault.
But lie Is no more; eat off III his youth aud in the
midst oi his usefulness. lis neighbors left 10
deplore his loss aud mn alectionntc wife 10 mourn the
exit of kind and generous husband.
-. On Flat Rock, Shelby county, the
25'h nlt., SARAH ANN, ouly child OF the late Dr. T.
X. T.. Davis.
SO ia, flower on earthly ground
Had no abiding place;
In Heaven where angels throngthc lhlone,
She meets her Pa in peace.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-06

Godfrey 'roler. in hls right aud executor of
Elijah Barnes dee, Frances Barnes, widow OF Elijah
Barnes aud William, Henry Elijah w, Lucy w,
Pnlkcly, Sally aud Mildred \. NJ, Barnes, infants.
der the OF 81 years, by Robert riusc,, specially
assigned heir guardian, Deiend,uis:
And Michael :. Warren, administrator of Butler
Harmon dec. Plaintiff,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-06

Cons'siencyof oir. Calhoun anil Mc UaSltiaeton Re
former.
The boston Atlas repubshes the subonel cx-
tracts from Mr.. Calhouns speech on the Removal
OF the Depositcs:
might say, with truth, that the Bank owes AS
much TO me, as any other individual in the count,v
and might add that had II R"t been jon my Efforts IL
woafd not haae been ciartorcd."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-06

Godfrey Tolcr, executor of Elijah Barnes dec,
Frances Barnes, widow of sad Elijah Barnes, and
William. Henry, Elijah W., Lucy W, Pulkely, SD
~ and Mildred \. NJ. Barnes, infant children OF The
said fIJah Barnes, by Robert Tnslcy their guardian,
spccially assigned 10 defend them in this suit
Defendants
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-06

November q
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-06

Two currencics." qno'ha Why, the Washing
ton Rciorncr now ridiculcs this idea absolutely
larcica and unworthy OF notice. " Oh that unc
enemy would write book" said the wise man Of
old
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-10-07

collecting the revenue Of the couStry, he now
enjoys it under the regulations Of the Treasury
Department since the suspension Of specie pay
mcnts by the deposite banks; and he warned hon
orable Senators, who, like himself, wished 10
tain the prescot Administration, provided its con-
duct entitled it to the support Of the People, to be
careful how they entered on new and dangerous
experiments. II he were bent on breaking down
an Administration, he would give up to 1t the I'M
limited coatrol of the public money of this Gov
ernment. He could not vote for the bill reported
from the Committee on Finance, but he would vote
for the motion ofthe Senator from Georgia to post
pone this whole subject 10 the next session of
Congress. v hen shall have an opportunity to
ascertain the wishes Of our constituents: ii is
good for occasionally to consult the sovereign
People.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-10-07

IN CENT?, 1CEDAX, sep. 20
The joint resolution laid on the table by Mr..
Niles fixing on Monday, the 9th day Of October.
the day for the adjournment Of the two Houses
and the resolution submitted by Mr.. Hubbard,
fixing 10 O'Clock A. NJ as the hour for daily meet
ing were taken up and sgreed to.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-10-07

"Thers's many = slip, 't~ixt cup and lip
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-10-07

and bus subsequent conduct in opposing 49,,
stitution. He contendcd that the S,h.r,..@
system VOC . tend to diminish Executive -.
since II removed tho power Of the E,er-
from 20 many local and State banks With IN n
powerful array Of directors. He speke foe -
two hours
A motion va. then made BY Mr.. Car
that the Senate adjourn, but he did not peen =
and
Mr.. Crittendcn made . most lucid and eloo..
speech Of about an hour, in opposition to the ~
treasury system. After which,
I'm motion Of Mr. Webster, tho Senate ado
ed.