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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-07-28

Siaring. "Tom. got your note shaved
:o.jay" Yes. guess you'd think So
II tst Tune ri 30 per cent" q" Well, now.
sh4} slnl c,reu,ustAnce To whai I've seen.
T." L,ckpenny came 10 Uncle =. -
o.: 4ay, 10 get draft cashed, and the
a. / 'etiuw H'Ie him pay l0l per cent.
s7I the difference between specie and
p = That's shaving Tor ye."-Prov-
etaes Hfrald
Ne can tell story a. good as that,
=" Wu2 one too During the land
i@'er lev wears since, noted sprcula-
'o' rom Bangir was in the counting
Torn oi one al our money lendets-the
.'a'"rsannn mrned on the amount OF
i>r"unt which had been made oy land
les tar cash, aud the specula'or SAID
ne had certain notes which he would
Sci Iur three per cent. month discount.
4 lie request uf the money lender. sew.
sr'' notes were produced which were
"dered at that dIscounI--onc Of ihrni
lad long tine Ia run, aud the discount
81 'hTee per cent. month, amounted IL
m'tr than the face nf the uo,e--ihe mo.
ney-lender SAID he would take that
and The speculamr nigh, gire him hi,
ao'e Tor The balance. That was about a.
e,''n a shave as the history of the lant
mama eau boasl. -Portiald ,7rgas.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-07-28

The late ReF. NJ. u. happening one
day 10 go lnt" tile church. ard while 'le
bsadle was employed neck deep IN a
grave. throwing Up The mauid and bones,
20 make way for another person, said:
/" Well. SauRders, hat work you are en-
piOyed in is well calculated In make an
old man like you thoughtful. I sonder
you dinna repent o. your evil ways" The
old worthy, resting himself On the head
Of his spade. and taking pinch Of snuiT.
replied. L" | thought. SIR, We kenl there
was no repentance in the grave"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-07-28

The Ladies' of Portland have adopted
a rule Of domestic economy that is ample
enough, we think, Ia be eruIled political
economy. aud II the ladies' throughout
the Um,ed tates will - follow the foot
steps," every naked ch,ld m the cuuaIrv
NAV be comfortable clathed. without so
much as purchasing a ward ri new mate
rlnl.--They hare resoieed 10 cio'he their
cifjren Nth the Bishop sIeeres Of re-
jfrfci dresses. IT this resolution could
bs any means become general. there will
be no difficulty about clothing for some
years. We have made calculation.
and have probably approximaled as near
Ia exactness as some other dahhlers IN
statistics. BY this calculation, there are
about tilty millions Of superauous yards
Of silk, muslin, calico. aud other material.
lying idle since tight sleeves have bsnlsh-
ell the Episcopal currency from this
country. Let the unemployed surplus
be applied according to The Portland
model, and one scriplural injunction at
least, will be obrved. The provision
for the pnor would have been much less
ample If the ladies' had concluded TO de-
vote the other parts Of their dresses; bu,
The sleeves are sufficient to cloIhe a con
| unent. ~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-07-28

.7nec,iO'e-" We must b. unanimous"
observed Hancock, on the OCCASION of
signing the Declaration ol independence;
there must be no pulling different avs.
we must all hang .ogsther." "Yes." adj
ded Franklin, j." we must all hang gt,h-
err. or most assured'y We shall al hang
separately" Rochester Daily ADJ.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-07-28
Office of the Herald,
Irwin n, "a, Jaty 18th, 1887 !
IMPOR FAINT FROM WEST FLO
RlDA.

Intelligence ha. just been received by
a gentleman from Mariana, that ano,her
battle had taken place b",~ cen the whites
aud the Indians. IN which the latter were
doIeAlcd with severe slaughter-number
no, ascertarned. The |nss on the parI of
the walles was live killed aud several
sounded.
From all accounts we are led to sppre-
bend serious difficulties the cushing fall
from the Creek and Black Water Bay In
dams, who are now prowIing about the
uuinhabi,ed parts OF West Florida, near
the heads of Escambia aud Black Water
Bays, to about 500 strong.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-07-28
The Erer R,aiy Pisa.--A man wa

The Ersr Really Pisa.-A man was
lately tried al Munm n for mur.
d.Ting III, mother and lodger IN the
house, aud then setting FIRE To the preml-
ses inT the purpose OF cnneealing hIs
air"rIt'r': that was oh. The jur, &C.
quilted HIN nn the all-coaveIisn .i"4 e
insanity. We have not seen the lrncerd-
ngs on this trial, aud NJ course have no
nRhi Ia decade upon the sniiirtenc, or
'nsuihelency of the iarts proved a. tn
the actual commlss on nj the deed. but
We have the right la coa"lu,ie, from the
ground stated in Wsufiratlnn oi she
acquitial. that the testimony was full
on that point. The ficlllls with whlrh
the most airnr,ous villains are allowed
lately to escape punishment for great
crimes by merely m,rrposing the pre-
tence oi insanity. is rendering jury trials
IN thus country mere m"ckery. Here
- lhIs mIscreani. for instance. shn. after
committing the crime al ngt'Frtlr. ard add
ing another murder e. IIt,' r""fmiy. IS
cunning enough TO add arson hy way Of
conrealing the double murder, and still
the jury acquu him on the ground Of
insanity. II would have done him no
harm ,o have hanged him at any rate.
The verdict Of this jury is nothing more
nor less than gus ranty Of another muir
der or two from the same wretch, when.
ever IL SUITS his lnclInainn or conveul.
ence. ~ !. Gazfife.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-07-28

Early Risiag.-Dean Swift says that
" he n".ar knew any man {" risr In emi-
nehce. who las 10 he'd OF a morning:'' and
DR.. Fraakin. IN his peculiar manner, says
tina, !" he ssh" lays IN he'd late may ro. all
day, but never Oyerlake his hulness."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-07-28
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
Orange County.
Court OF Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
Nav Term, 1887,

May Term, 1887.
Thomas Holo,Cay, Wright Hol,o-l
ipdy, John Horne and wife Bet
So, and others,
vs..
John feathers 4. James Latta sr'rs P-iltiou to
81 Thomas "a lio,cag drc'd Bra account
milan HoaloIcdg ~.Pm Hello "a, a ior dis.
ras, Darid Hn'lo,cGg, ~ Ian, trIbution.
Of Elizabeth Triee. Wyatt HdF-
rod AMI riff .9gga. John " hh
aLer aud eifs Susan, and John
Woods.
r anpearinp TO the Court IN tins case, that
Bramilian Holloway, David Hollow ay- the
heirs oil Elizabeth TIee. Wyatt HarTod wife
4ro,. John Whitaker 4 wife Susan, and John
Woods. are not residents Of this state; 1t Is or
dered BY the court that publication be mad, IN
the HrllsborOugh Reeorder, fot the space OF Rve
! weeks, Of the psudeney OF this suit at the
said defendants NAV aPpeaF at the next ERIN
Of the Court If Pleas aud Quarter Sessions to
I've holden for Orange eUuniy. ON tie 4th Mon.
| Aay of Angus, next, then aud there 4" sn-~er,
! pSad or ,iemur to the sa'u petition, otH'rw &c
| ihAsame shall be taken pro eoatssss as (" then,
and heard sx rGris.
| ]. TAYLOR. c. c.
PTicS adv So 90 ST.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-07-28

IL isTeported tha.his majesty. William
Nv. King Of England. died on the 20ih
nh. at Windsor Castle The Archbishop
of Canterbury and several members "f
the royal family we're present The
Princess Victoria. who became Of age 10
Nav last. is the heir 10 The throne.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-07-28

: / wish could join the Temperance
Society," SAID a lItle buy about six years
old, who sloud shitering in one corner
Of = miserable habitation rendered COLI
fortress by ardent spirit. You are not
old enough replied his mother, you
can't understand it, Il guess fm old
enough to know better Than TO drink
whiskey.' was his reply.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-07-28

Crims.-It is fact worthy Of notice
that lhree-fourlhs Of our convicis are single
msn. Marriage renders men more wise
and more virIuous.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-07-28

aTRAYED lrom he subscribe, on Gam
- Creek, SIX mites from Movat Wiling. on
the "a last a brown iemaEs MULE, rrteen
years old; had sore on i's eack, caused by the
SADDLE. ne n,her mars seeollec,ed. Any laior.
nation resprCt,ne aid mule viii be thankfully
received and a rsasonable reward wi b. CIV
en- 20, the recovery &c the sa'n' ........
JAMES MINIS,
Jaly 81. So
m The Raleigh Register and Greens borough
: Telescope will insert the above 'aree weeks.
and send their accounts 10 this office To- collee-
ton.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-07-28

A curious instance If prolonged som
noleney, Or suspended consciousness. Is
related IN the lssl Schohsrie Republican.
which aPproximaIes in kind IL moi in do
ration TO The ease If Rip Van WinkIe.
4 Mrs. Sidney. living near that village,
fell asleep an her chair soon after tea. on
The 18Th nlt.--wascarried 10 bed (i being
tnand impossible 10 wake her,) where
she slept soundly and quietly until lie
9Th. when Tor the first ume she appear
ed to notice what was passing. Dur
ing all this time lsix days. she took no
food.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-07-28

The necessary shsence Of the editor
has caused a dsIsy in issuing ihls num-
Der Of the Recorder. ":-~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-07-28

A young man idle, an cid man needy
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-07-28

Light in The Edst.---An election for
Congress look place. on Monday last, in
the Hancock and Washington Maine
Congressional District, which Mr.. Jar-
Wis, Chairman OF the Naval Committee,
represented IN the last Congress. Mr..
JARVIS is no longer candidate. Two
Van Buren, candidates have been hereto
fore run in his stead, MIR. Chandler
aud MI. Pllsbury,- -bu, Mr.. P. appears
in thus third or fourth trial 10 be abandon.
ed. Eleven towns have been heard from,
which gives Moves (Whig) 702; Chand-
Ter ". b. J $50: scattering. l3;---a gain
Of Two or three hundred in those towns
for the Wing Candidate thus far. This
District is the Eas,ernmos, Congressional
District in the United States. Poaison.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-07-28

hserm.--One If The best instances nc
FF:pfn = @hieh We hase heard. j. going
q Il HflIssl Die. The DisiilIery in
EEL pisre i Be snmed inIo GTisl Mil.
I'D thus wlll be instrumental ii sending
isrih true nnurishn,enl Cor lie people. IN
s.ea4 VI Mai whieh has proved poison
snd &C source ~ discord, unhsppiness.
poyeFiy and crime. Proc. yoarnal.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-07-28

while The common people are lelt With
out employment Or means 0f liF-
inW.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-07-28

Who are the friends of the poor!
The Cincinnati Wing says, " There are
now a, Ieas, 300 pilots, and as many en-
gineers, thrown out Of employ by the
falling off Of business upon the western
waters, and twelve or fifteen hundred
hands. These are the times in which
Benton was to have /" Gold running up
the Mississippi, so fast; and with this
empty sound he still attempts to cheat
the people out of their common sense,
and their bread. the gold has all run
into the pockets of Benton and Company,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-07-28
Stray Mule.

PRICK adv. So 90
The Ripley transcript. (Ripley, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1837-11-30
Estrays-Tippah County

AIKEN upby Elias Hines. living seven
II miles east of Ripley, One Bay Horse sun.
possd to be an Indian Poney, five year old brand
ed E, thirteen hands high and ap'd to 90 dollars
the 25.h of April 1887. j
Taken up by Joan sugg. living three miles and
half east ofRipley, One Block colt three 70 .rs
ola, eleven hands high, tarac white feet; an d to
~ doll lrs the 24th April 1887.
Takenup by by Wilm J. Crs,mcr. two and
a hlf miles from Spring Hill, on wolf river, ! spec.
hleo cow vita waite back and belly marked
crop split and under bit in the right err and crop
anu split 1.-THE efs supposed to be eighteen years
ola; ap'd to 20 deltrs 25th April 1887.
iaksnup by Frlncis Robson, living about Eve
mules north east of Ripley, Black Horse about
nteen hands high, all four Of his feet White The
right hip is capt his right fore knee is swelled ma
The Ripley transcript. (Ripley, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1837-11-30

ARGE Mars OF MISSISSIPPI AND ALAs.M,
IL showing the public and Indian l.pds. Jnd;-
ankeservatons, LandDistricts, Townships. Streams
&c. engraved from the government surveys and
plats in the General Land Office, Washington CT.
ty: by +. GILMAN, Draughtsman in the General
Land Office.
r. TAYLOR, Bookseller, Washington Citv. has
Just published land secured the copyright according
tolAw) the above mlps, which will be found in6n.
ly more complete and accur tie than any heretofore
published. They ere published on separate sheets.
each cont lining nearly six square feet, and will he
found especi lily useful and valuable to those nt,r-
ested in the lands ofether state, as thew show eva
ny item of inform ltion which is in the possession
OF the lind offices, relative to water co,rces town.
ship lines, Indi IN .nds and reservations md dis
trcts, &C. and will be found perfectly accur tie and
precise in these points. shey can b. sent bv nail
to any plrt of the United States, subject onlv to
singl, letter post ,ge. Price two dollars. or tbree
copies of either will be sent by m I'll for five doll RS
libers discount wil be made to travelling AGENTS
or to any wlo buy to sell again.
0TEditors of newspapers, any where, who will
give the above advertisement Including this no.
tice) one or two insertions stall receive bv return
mail copy ofeach mp, if they will send copv
o. the paper containing it to the advertiser.
Aug. II, 1887,
The Ripley transcript. (Ripley, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1837-11-30

horn, marked with crop of HE lsn oar and two
splits IN the sA"'s, tie right car 10 spli,, spd Ia
20 COLLIN.
The otnci 10 Red Drindlc stser, some white
spots on him, some white IN his f.cc, about eQa,
ysars ed mark, botli cars cropt and split, has On
largo k"s bell, ap'd to 20 dollar, tbs Igth Of
September 1887.
=. q. KING, Il. TIC.
Nov. 90, 1887. I5-3w
The Ripley transcript. (Ripley, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1837-11-30
NEW GOODS,

V@VIE subscribers would inform their trid
n and the publick generally, that they
now receiving and opening q New ind SrlrJ
STOCK Of SPRING and SUMNER GOODS. of thd
test style and pattern; comprising eli the anil
usunlly kept in western Dry Goods Stores. I'll
Store is on the South west corner of the Pun
Squi IRE, wlere they would be pleased to Sc. th|
friends, and all those who wish to buy goods.
they are resolved to sell IOJ
for cash, or Oil the usual time
men, it will at all times give " p'sss|
to show our Goods. To look will cost no.hing|
pellse give us "a call.
ROGERS d. YOUNG,
Ripley, Mss, June 26, 1887. g>tf
The Ripley transcript. (Ripley, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1837-11-30

re sh"e fdt..s.As,pyi uUyu,.1
Tyyah County, ""sxf
Woford, deco sod. lae oi L a ...'. @
and state aforesaid, m,de nj. cor, I. y v
and Testcment IN the 10Th day Of A..
year oic,r Lord 1886, and thereby n ,s'ss y
pointed BENZ min woiiord ssnior. Wm
ford and Isabel' N, Wonord his Trina -, =.
Exccu'ors; and whereas letter. 7s.,s r"s q
sued on the 10th October A. ID. ios1 . :. !,
bovc nlmed bcrjlmin wotiord and ~. %u
Woilord. in due form ofl,w.-Tbe,e ~
to notify and request all persons indels.s
Eat tie to mtgxihinedi4te payment, a.S n !. ~ !
ing demands against the Estate MIRA
them properly authentic tied within the ill., -
ted by law or they will be forever han. "
the 18th day Of November in the yeat nr =.
1897. BENJAMIN W'CEpn"UwI
ISABELLA N. wOFFCRD
Oct. 16. 1854 Adv
The Ripley transcript. (Ripley, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1837-11-30
Job PRINTING.

ME Editor having procured an excellent 9!
u scrtment of JOB Type will execute all knd
OF Jon PRINTING with ne ltness and despstch On
on rs moderate terms US it can be done in the stat
PAMPHLETS, | CIRCULARS,
L.4BELS, HORSE BILLS,
CARDS, BLANKS, (efaAfnd,,'
Together with any other work that nay !
wanted. will be promptly attended to.
We solicit the p 'trcnsge ofthis, and the aol0a
ing counties, and assure those who may patF0hI'
us, that no p.ins sh.ll be wanting on our par
give univers i s.tisf ctlcn.
Riplry, .'ay 81, 1887.
The Ripley transcript. (Ripley, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1837-11-30

James b. Walker.
Os entering tbs political arena. 40 journalist
Che proprietor Is aware th,. I've will have ,nrny o,.
staclsst encounter, growix out oflbe difficulties
Incident TO The settlement Of now coumry, IA well
~tiit OF party dsseDiionf tho former We expect
10 BE- able 10 surmoont BY industry AMI tpcrseyer.
oncs, the ls!tor may, without much lberalily on
the part of tie people, render the efforts of the
Editor to be useful. entirely unwilling. We will
nevertheless, enter upon tae Undertaking, and en-.
delvor whers we cannot please. at least not to
ofend the promoticn Of the public, as well as our
own interest being eur object, and the interest Of
the West generally, we have selected the Town OF
Ripley, as the theatre Of our operations. All we
claim, and all we expect is fiir and honest SUD-
port in the thor Of our profession.
10 flrnsl the news the day in The commercial
and political world; to communicate information
ofthe rapid and extensive diffusion of knowledge:
to promote and uphold the interest of the f.rmer
merchant and mechanic--wil be the leading OBJ
ject Opposed alike to party intolerance and secta-
rlan bgotry, our aim will be, to warn the patriot
oil dangers Which may threaten the country; to sug-
gest such measures as MY be thought best c.lc.-
ted to advance the pernlnant interest OF our new.
but highly favored country.
On the SUBJECT Of political affairs, we shall stea
Oily oppose every association of individuals, under
Whatever hume or disguise, whose object is to re-
strain, by party management, the iull expression
OF unpre)udiced sentiment; we shall advocate the
cause of pure, unmixed democrlcy--not that kind
OF democrlcy, which teaches blind and passive
obed'ance to the dictates ofparty and partisan lea
ders, without enquring into the purity of their mo-
tves; but thst wiicl teaches the right and capa-
city of the people themselves, to nominate and
choose their own rulers, and prescribe their own
measures Of government, unaided by directions.
and uninauenced by party leadres.
We sail endeayor TO be temperate and respect-
dul towards polite opponents, and to respect the
Character and eslings ofthose WHO may differ with
us in opinion either as to men or measures; we
shall Ct I'm toe right in respectful manner. to crit
icise the pratensons of such as offer their services
to the public, we shall not deny this right to others
but we will not tleat rs enemies, and as unworthy
ofpubllc confidence, such rs differ with us in oDip
ION, and psrsue hign-mndod and honorable course.
TERMS.
The publication of the "RiPLEY TRANS.
CRlPT'wllbe commenced Us soon as it is ascer,ai.
ned that u sufficient number of subscribers can be
obtained, The R!pLEy TRANscRIpr, will be
neatly printed with entire new materials, procured
expressly for the purpose, on a. fine Royal Sheet
at -Four Dollars in adv lnce or Ftre at the end of
the year; payment nude any time within two
months after the issuing Of the second number, will
be considered in advance.
Ripley, Nay &c, 1887.
The Ripley transcript. (Ripley, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1837-11-30
The RIPLEY TRANsCRIpT.

The RIpLEy TRANscRIpT. r
Published erery Thursday Morning, 0y
JANIS D, WALKER, Editor 4 PropiietoF. ),
TERss.--Per year, paid in advance, go
Paid within six months, hs 9 ~
If delayed until the end ofthe year, ~
A flilure to notify .discontinuance at thesNY
the time subscribed for, will be considered : ~
eng cement. 'osea5
q No paper discontinued until all aSreassssS =
settled. except at the options efthe edsiort Az !,
O1.-Letters addressed TO the editor. 70 ensO =
tenticn, must be post paid. -, .ayl y.
ADvsaTisEmfNrs inserted at one dolaT -
lines or lass. forthe first iHscrtcs',
fjlHcents for each coptipuasce.f AIoefs'1
ton made to those who advertise ky ot''s yeasy z.
All advertisements net marked o. n rs relss|
humber ofinserticns, will be continued WITH -
sad chapged aeeoraingly.. ts'
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-07-12

1ne Farming IniereSi.-Itis cheering to
hear the good reports of the farmers. We
have seen number of them during the last
week, from different parts Of the country,
who tell us that they have seldom seen crops
loob better at this season Of the year. than
they do atprcscnt. live should be blessed
with good crops this season, it will do much
to make better times; and If a host of per-
sons who have abandoned their farms, and
een specializing for the last two or three
years, will return and stick 10 their farming
we shalinot have a recurrence of the uni.
veisal commercial prostraiion which is now
sweeping over the land. The farmers arc
the only reals and substantial producers, and
when TOO manyoi them abandon their bus.
mess, it deranges tho trade and commerce
throughout the whole country. All other
kinds of business are based upon the pro.
duce oftho tillers of the soil.--Scheneciado
Democrat.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-07-12

Times in 1e2s.-In this country reyul.
sions in business have been frequent, but it
has not always been the fashion to attri.
butte them to the tyranny and oppression of
the Administration. In 1928 as much pc.
cunlary distress was felt in the country, as
at the present time. The prices of many
OF the staple articles of produce were very
much lower than they now are. A friend
of ours, who is a highly respectable farmer,
informs us, that, in 1928, during the reign
Of John Q. adams, no carried lot of high
grade merino wool to manufacturing town
in Vermont TO sell, and was offered but %
cents a pound for it.-Before the season
expired he obtained "a cents for it, which
was very low for the quality of the article.
Was not the depreciation in the price of tho
great staple of New England at that period
owing to tyranny and the oppression of tho
government Oh, no. Cause why? Tho
country was then ruled by different Ad.
Observation-Disclosures Spectator.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-07-12

The Boston Advocate notices tho follow
ing curious coincidence in tho conduct of
two prominent wing leaders, in matter of
etiquette, which is significant enough of the
rivalry which subsists between these candi-
dates for wing favors =
"Thcro was pointed occurrence at the
dinner in Lexington. Mr.. Clay, it is stated,
retired from indispostion,' and did not at
tend the dinner. When Mr.. Clay visited
Boston Mr.. Webster neither invited him to
his house nor attended him at Faneu Hail..
The neglect was marked, and much talked
of at the time, but by some was said TO be
owing to 'indisposition.' Mr.. Clay appears
to have returned the compliment by SYM
pathetic 'indsposition.' This is an import
ant spcck on the political phases Of the
times. 1t shows that Mr.. Webster is not
travelling and elcctioneering by the con-
sent of Mr.. Clay, but is working for him.
SELF with view to another abortive nomi-
nation"