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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-12-01
From ,he Cleveland (Ohio) Daily Advertiser.
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male. who was NV'n3 WIN "''n "s u.s. ""''
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the cast. "nr lr'rnh was 'o'h'""" "'0'N "
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nf the fncnlv" ana S'''' '""'e ~ N'''
she assured hun. w manner 'n' shc'''
md iouoccn' :" leave room '"f n dn"o' '""'
she had been lHga"V MARRIED '" '"' 'S""
with whom 81" was ''nn". NOV ',""o"""
himself. however, ~ Wv ''"', WV" u" J"
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a pure young creature y" n'"N'" IL "'
md will ptohahly terminate '" ""' 'S'N
death. or me m"'' "''''''' '"'" WV
grave.
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and it l. furnished MS on nhq"''',""' ''
authority. appears ''n' :" a. W.
lady Of whom we have spoken woS an NJ
mate OF boarding sen"', ., oI v'h
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-12-01

hrrn drpcd BY hlm upon VIII N N had pla
crd her hearts rlcho~i affections. with
wnom hu' n moment before she had express
Sod her Willingness 10 due IN n prison, ~
g"'h"r with the thought hat she was nat
his wife. produced an alternate s,rnr rl.
bet wrcn pr,d" aud love. such n can only h.,
understood bv those who have learned is
horrors hv experience. Nature. cvrr KIND
20 rs 'cnd'rcst fl,wors, left MISS ], long in
-crs,hl" tn her fa'o. Another. aud no, han.
',''" l">s b,t"r affection. wns N rcsotve.
The nnpr'nclp"h william bad citcu'nlod far
ana wId". report tina, they bad never
been married. and tia, III" was nnlv one
of the macy, WIiNsr low" hn had v,n with
ont tho c"tcm"nv of lrgal urinn. Th,-
story too reached her cars and the convic.
'I'n o' us truth gave another and deeper
panG ~ her wounded spirit
For h'm she had r,vrn IN All--ihc home
~ b"r fathers. IN" assoc,a'rs of her chld
hn"d. the friends snr lovnd-nnd how had
-" won II OF hor heart been repaid He.
ir W'l m al had b"on -acrfic IT, d.rcrmrn
cd nr = +'lll 'n'th"r encr fee % hoy only
'"maN'nr it.aSutr--hor rood name; aud
hY p.l)inj 90 miicinns IL l.eh1nA ophra
vHr"j +" complete the ruu bis ar's aud
w,r badness had DEVISED
IN ,hn l''can'l'nr. the author nf her so-
row and disgrace. having procured his lib
Grafton from prison. Ia : G6n" we know nn'
whrhor and escaped for awhile the con
sequences Of his offence. Bn' Though the
'aw. 'afdv and utterly impo'ent Ms u IL ~
matters Of this kind. may be ucffrc'unl TO
lutl c. upon such being the puul.hmnn
ni- crlm"s demand there is nj avcnrar IN
his own cnnScl"nco. If there j. one spark
ni humanity vet left. which sooner or later
mu-i award HIM rn'ribu'lnn more fearful
THAI any human tribunal con dsprnse.
Me- }. contrary 10 the orders of her
ohvs,ci7n. ~ho considered her removal. IN
: he nrn.cni state Of her health hazardous
has returned to her home in Canada. -
Poor girl! il sympathy can heal the
wouois ot the sp,tlt no honcs' heart will
rofn.p her the balm of lis pity and compa-.
eiNn
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-12-01
Proctor Adams Estate.
STATE OF VERMONT. }

DTsTRICT OF CHITTENDEN. S.
The Honorable he Pyobnie Court for Tho
District Of ChiHenden, To all persons
concerned IN he Estate IF Proctor .4dams
late Of hilton. in said District dsceased,.
GREETING.
Albert G. Wh,temorsr
w executor, and Susan B Adams ex.
cculrx of1hc estate Of said deceased pros
pose to render an account Of their admins.
tralion. mad present their account against
said estate for examination and allowance
IA, a session Of the Court Of Probate 10 be
holden al the Registers Office in Burlington,
on the second Wednesday Of December
next.
THEREFORE, You ale hereby notified to.
appear before said Cour, OF The time and
place aforesaid, and shew cause, if any you
have. why the account aforesaid shonld not
be allowed.
Given under my hand at Burlington this.
9th day of November A. d. 1887.
Wm WESTO.N Recisier.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-12-01

ia AVE for sale large assortment Of Dry
~ Goods. Crockery, Glass and Hard
Ware, and large assortment Of Boots and
Shoes, Otter and Seal Caps, and Collars,
&c. ALSO,
10 Hhds. Porto Rico and Trinidad Mo.
6 do S Croix Crox g. N. o. Sugar.
1000 bis. Loaf and Lump Sugar.
6 Bags Java and Porto Rico Coffee.
SO Chests and Half Chests. Hvson,
Young Hyson, g. Hyson Skin Teas.
so Boxes and Half Boxes Raislns,
10 Kegs do.
90 kegs and boxes Tobacco,
100 qunials Cod Fish.
25 bbls Mdckerell.
25 quarter casks Madeira, Sherry and
Malaga Wines
3 bags Plmcn'o.
8 do Pepper.
200 lbs. Cassia.
6 kegs Pure Ginger.
10 boxes Hand Soap.
10 jars Macoboy Snuff.
5 do Scotch do.
bbs. Cut Tobacco for Smoking.
do do do Chewing.
1000 bis Solar and Steam Salt.
lUU UDS l. liC 10.
% Sacks do Dairy do.
600 bbS. Nova Scotia Plaster
90 hhds. pure New England Rum.
do S. Crorx do.
9 pipes Cognac Brandy.
3 d. American do.
Q do Holland Gin.
3 do American Gin.
6 boxos Pipes.
200 hpIs S F. Flour.
GAS aus. MAJ Is. nj manufacturers prices
NJ ddnc. A Inn. Red Wood, Log Wood.
Cam Wood &c.
Indigo. Copncras. Cream Tartar, Blue
Vrrnl. Camphnrr Nn'u'egs. &c.
Th" above Goods can be mad al Whole
.n'n "r Rolnll on rrr,n>' 10 Hn' purchasers.
Wool, Pork, Grain, NC. taken
IN oxcnong" for Goods.
Nov. 10, 1887.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-12-01
2i.--An Act for regulating the treatment ofminors
employrd in manufacturing establishments.

2i.--An Act, for regulating the treatment ofmlnors
employed in manufacturing establishments.
II is hereby cnacied, Sc That II shall
b. the dutv Of he selcc;mpn and nversecrs
of the poor within their respective towns
~ this state, to examine into IN" treatment
and copd,ron of any minor employed IN
any manufacturing establishment IN their
respective towns; and. If in their op'n"n
the education. morals, health, food o.
clothing Of such minor is nnreasonably
neg ec'cd or hat such minor IS treated
with improper severity ar abuse, or Is com
peled to labor at unreasonable hours or
tunes. or in an unreasonable" manner; y
| shall he the duty of snch sclec'mcn and
ovorseers Of The poor To ndmonIsh those
having the charge or oversight ct snc'
| MINOR and NAV at any tune, with the
advice Of n ins'icc of the peace Of sucl
town. take aud bind oui such minor 10 some
suitable trade, profession, calling or en-
pIoyment. for such length of time as the
may deem proper, not exceeding the tim
at which such minor shall arrive at foil age
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-12-01
Approved, Nov. /, 1871
3O.-An Act, making appropriations for
the support of Government.
II Is hereby enacted &c,


the support of Government
IL is hereby enacted &c,
SrcTIoN |. The sum of fortyive
thousand dollars is hereby appropriated for
the purpose IF paying the debentures OF
the Lieutenant Governor, the Senate and
the contingent expenses thereof, and for
the dcbenlures oG the House of Represen
tatlves and the contingent expenses there's
of, including the debenture of the auditor
Of accounts, and such sums as are direct
ed by special acts of the legislature to be
paid from the treasury.
SEC. g. A sum not exceeding thirty
thousand dollars is hereby appropriated for
the purpose of paying such demands a.
painst the state as may be drawn by the SUI
preme and county courts.
SEC. 3. A sum not exceeding three
thousand five hundred dollars is hereby ap
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-12-01
22,-Au Act in relation to the Grand List

n is hereby ennr,ei &c Tna' from and
ate ~" pas-luy of 'his act. the commit
80" prov dcd for IN the eighteenth SECTION
Of ~ SGT cn'rl ted IAN act nscnriaInng the
nr,uc,paa go which the list of this state
sha b. r"ndc ana rec ing listers in he'r
office and duty" shall b. appointed by the
House Of R"prcSeniativ =. 10 loin COM
ml'icn of ono Senator from each County, to
BE- appointed bv he Senate.
Apnruvrd De, I3 1887
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-12-01
l7-An act relating TO Pedla,s.

nj, hereby ena1ted by he General As
semb'y IF The State Of Fremont, That the
act emitted IAN net IN addition tn and
amendment Of AN ac' rnrlcd an ac, lay
,ug duties on licenses 10 hawkera and ped
lars" passed Novembor seventh. one
thousand eight hundred aud thirty three.
shall not be- so construed as to require any
rosidcn, citizen Of tins state to procure n
license for p'dlng American manufactured
goods of any kind
Approved Oct, 90, 1887.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-12-01
Samuel Buell's Estate.
STATE OF VERMONT,

- ! y u OF EhMON !,
DI>TRlcT OF CHIrTENDEN, So.
TIE honorable The Probate Court for The.
District Of ChiHsnden, To all persons
concerned in The Estate Of Samuel Buell.
iate of burlington, in said District de.
ceased. GREETING.
NE7HEREAS. VIM. p. Briggs adminis-.
w traitor Of the estate Of SAID deceased
proposes to render an account of his admin.
lsiraion, and present his account against
said estate for examination and allowance.
a, session OF he Court of Probate, TO be-
holden n, the Registers Office in Burlington
on the second Wednesday Of December
next.
THEREFORE,, You are hereby notified o
appear before said court at the time and
place aforesaid, and shew cause. if any you
avewhy the accoun, aforesaid should not
! be allowed.
Given under my hand n, Burlington this
9th day OF November A. d. 1897.
I'm WESTON Register
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-12-01

proprlated for the purpose Of completing
the State House and improving the ground
around the same, to be paid TO, and ex>
pended by the Superintendent of the
State House.
Approved, Nov. I, 1887.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-12-01

20.-An Ac, to repeal an act therein menlion ned
" IS herebv enacted &C.. Tat an act
cnti'lcd IAN act to preserve fi-h'ln the wa
tors IN the town Of W,ll,amsiowu. county
"f Ornnac," passed November tenth. one
thousand oigh, hundred aud 'hitiy five, be,
md the same j. hereby repealed.
Approved. Oct. 81. 1887.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-12-01

31.--An Act, authorising the Treasurer
to borrow the sum therein mentioned.
Nis hereby enacted dc.
That the Treasurer of this state be, and
he is hereby authorised to bony the sum
not exceeding thirty thousand dollars IN
the whole, for the purpose of deirayng
the expenses Of government and paying
appropriations that are Or hereafter may
be made.
TADproved Oct 81 1887
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-12-01
2T.-Au Act, establishing The fla! Of this State.

II is hereby enacied SC. That from aud
after tho passing of has act. tho nar of this
y arc b. ihirt""n strNpps. alternate red aud
whi'o. IN u blaze field with the Goa, Of arms
cf State oC Vernon, thereon
SEC. Q. n IS hereby further enac 3D.
That the act cntl'lcd "nn act establishing
The h,g Of The militia Of this State" passed
October 3i-i. 1903 be, aud the same is
hereby repealed
Approved. Oct 90. 1887.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-12-01

Pr0yued, That such sclecmen or over.
sccts of the poor shall in no case bind out
such minor who has a, the time legal
guardian.
Approved. Oct. 81. 1887.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-12-01

Is, An Act repeating IN act enlillled ian act 10
preserve fish in Willoushny Lake."
lis hereby enacted, &c.. That tho net
ent|ed ian act to preserve fish in Will
longhhy Lake" passed the second day nj
November, one thousand eight hundred and
Thirty five, be, and the same is hereby re-
pealcd.
Approved, Oct. 81, 1897
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-12-01

Ia nre.crv" fish in Berlin pnnd," be, aud
the sam" hereby is repealed.
Approved Oci. 81. 1887
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-12-01

II is hercby enacted SIC.
The Judges Of the several county courts
in this state shall have power in their dis
erection, to appoint one deputy Gle Of
their respective courts whose appoint
ment shall be made in the same manner
and under the same restrictions, in all
respects, who shall have the same pow
ers. be subject to the same duties and
liabilities, and receive the same compen-
sat,on for his services. which are now
prescribed and provided by law touching
the Appointment. powers, duties, liabilities
and compensation of clerks Of the county
courts
Prorided,-That such deputy clerk
shall not be restricted from practising as
an attorney before any court in this state
Prorided also, That such deputy clerk
shall not be entitled to receive any com.
pensation for his official services. except
such as are rendered or performed by him
during the sickness or absence Of the clerk
or when vacancy shall exist in the office
of clerk of such court
Approved, Oct. 81. 1887
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-12-01

l9.-Ao Act repeating an 40, therein mentioned.
IL is hereby enacted &C., That IN act
passed November SIKH, one thousand eight
hundred and thiry.four, entitled ian act
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-12-01

26.-AN ACT, in relation to a Portrait
of Washington.
His here6y enacted &c.
That the Secretary of State be author-
sed to purchase for ;he use of this state
the full-lennlh portrait of President Wash
ington, now offered by Mr.. Gassner,-
provided that he can purchase the same
at price not exceeding three hundred
dollars. And the State Treasurer is
hereby authorised to pay said money to
the Secretary ont Of any moneys rin4the
treasury not otherwise appropriated.
Approved Oct. 81, 1857.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-12-01
NTDpTp1a

~ - - - - ~ =
M ORRlSON'S I1ygcan Medicine OF
IsA The British College of Health. we
give notice 10 those who use this Article,
ba, there is none TO be had in this town,
no' are "" able to get any. Tha Safe
Agent writes us "ihat il is impossible for
hlm 10 supply near all his orders for it,"
Should we receive any. notice will be
gwen os it. in brrh The Village Papers.
We have been ont Of the Medicine for
about two months and there has not been
more lhan about half cnongh sent here for
three years I" supply the calls for IT. We
have a few Boxes of the IIygeau Powders.
Variety Shop.
PASGBuRN & BRlNsMAID.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-12-01
T Approved Nov. |, 1887. |

28.-AN ACT. concerning the Vermont
Asylum for the Insane.
II IS hereby caacted dc.
That the Treasurer of this state is direc-
ted to pay the Trustees of the Vermont
Asylum for the Insane, the sum of four
thousand dollars, ont Of any monies IN the
treasury not otherwise appropriated, for
the purpose Of erecting another building
for the Asylum, payable on the first day
of April next
Prorided, In future admissions to the
benefits Of said Asylum. a preference shall
be given to resident citizens Of this state.
Approved, Nov. ], 1881.
%. An Act, assessing a tax for the
support of Government.
II is dcreby enacted, &c.
That there be, and hereby is assessed a
tax Of three cents on the dollar on the hs
of the polls and rateablo estate OF the in
! habltan,s of this state, for the year one
| thousand eight hundred and lhirty-seven,
| to be paid into the treasurer of tbs STATE
by the first day of June. next, in money
certificates or notes issued by tie audito
of accounts, oYprders drawn by or unde
the direction OF the supreme or count
courts.
[Approvcd, Nov. /, 1887.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-12-01
27.-AN ACT, in relative to Highways.
II IS hereby enacted &c.

27.-AN ACT, in relative to Highways.
II is hereby enacted &c.
That the seectmcn of any town in this
state may. when in their opinion the pub
lie good requires it, sci the annual high
way tax OF any part thereof. of any inIlab
liant of such town. in any highway district
in such town. whether such inhabitant
reside IN such district or not.
Proridcd, That when the tax of any
such luhabtant shall be set in any other
district than Tic ono ia uhctI nc resides
he may pay to the highway surveyor of
such district, in money, two.thlrds Of
such tax so set to him in any district in
which he does not reside in lieu of the
whole amount in labor, to he lald out by
such surveyor in repairing roads and
BRIDGES. And the several highway sur
veyors Of any town in this state shall have
the same power. and he governed by the
same rules and regulations IN collecting
such taxes, as is by law given them for
the collection oftaXcs Of the inhabitants
of the districts in which they severalIy
reside
Approved Nov. /, 1887.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-12-01

25.--AN ACT, authorizing the appoint
meni of deputy clerks in the supreme
and county courts.
IL 10 LnrnL.. a,..1Inl e.,
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-10-26
BROKE INTO
Town Meeting.

. VVV4 @S@OSO9ssoe Al an adjourned Town Meeting holden at ate
 To,on Room i,s Salisbury, 0p Monday the 18th
 day of October, 1887:
 VToTED, That Swine be permitted to run at V large upon the commons and highways in this town by being we'll rung. excepting that kind denominated Boars, for the year
 Voted that every family be permitted to have one Cow, the property of one man, run at large upon the highways and commons in this town between the rising and setting sun, from the first day of April to the first day of December.
 Voted, that all Horses, Mules, Neat Cattle, and Sheep be restrained from running atlarge on the highways and commons in the town of Salisbury for the year ensuing, (except one COW for each family whose list shall not ex- ceed forty dollars, between the rising and setting sun, and between the first days of A. pril and December and any person whoshall take up and impound the same so found run. ming at large, shall be entitled to receive of the owner or owners thereof the sum of twelve and one halt cents for each horse, mule, and neat cattle, and six cents for each sheep, ex- elusive of poundage fees.
 Voted, that the Town Clerk be directed to cause the foregoing By Laws 10 be published in one of the newspapers printed in Litchfield, in this county, called the Litchfield Enquirer, four weeks successively. Attest
 t'H.al CHARLES BENTON, T0son Clerk.
 Salisbury, Ger. 16, 1887. 4t2l
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-10-26
FAIR-HAVEN Practical Institute.

 "HE Winter Session of this School will IL commence on Wednesday 22d Nov'r. The Male and Female departments will continue to exist entirely distinct, except du- ing time of recitation.
 The natural sciences will be illustrated by experiment, and Vocal Music regularly at tended to as usual.
 U The "Scholars' Companion" is used as a spelling book, and the public are assurel that this simple though imapOrtant branch will receive faithful attention. G Tuition in the common Eng'h branches, $5 Higher English branches and Classics, 6 No extra charge for Vocal Music. Frenchs Spanish, Drawing, Painting, and Instrumental Music, at the usual expense. A few lads will be received into the family of the Principal at the rate of $45 per quar- ter, including all expenses. except those in- cured for books.
 REFERENCES. Rev. JEREMIAH DAY President, together with the other officers of Yale College. Fp Rev. JOHN MITCHELL, Northampton, Mass. Hon. s. INGRAM, Essex, Conn. as -s, Hon. s. V. s. WILDER, c. A. TowNsENb. Esq. and RuEL RowE, Esq, NewIYofk. s. THOMSON, Esq, Utica, N.Y ". fAs Hon. DANIEL WALDO, Worcester, Mass. TnoMAs A. DEXTER, Esq; Boston.
 Hon. s. P. BRETON, Elizabethiown, NJ. For musical ability, LOWELL MAsoN, Prof. of Music in the Boston Musical Academy. r-t r-t
 J. PEARL, Ps7ncipal. . Fair-H -Haren, Oct. 26, 1887. 2I
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-10-26
AUCTION! !!

WTmL be sold at public auction to the high
 w est bidder, on Friday the 3d day of No vember next, sundry articles of personal pro- perty belonging to the estate of ELoN CRAM TON, Jr. late of Litchfield, deceased, consist ing of Clothing, Farming Utensils, Hay Corn, Pofatoes, and variety of other articles AL so, few articles belonging to the estate of ELoN CHAMPION, senior. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock A. M. at the dwelling house of Gurdon Filley, who is the Kxecutor on the estate of Elon Cramton, ST. Should the wea- ther be unfavorable, the sale will be the next day. JOSEPH ADAMS. Ad'p'r z
 3,-9t oa Elen CTGnatOm, Jr.'s cstGte.
 Litchfield, Oct. 9, 1887. v eIas 2l
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-10-26
GI.nRIaus REsHLT IN oHIo.

A slip ffom the Columbus Journal ofthe 10th inst. contains the following pafagTaPh: Ohio redeemed from dte taint0 van Burepls1s !- Wkig djOres in bOA bnanckss Of Lhe General Assem- !!-The returns from all the districts are not yet received but enough is known to show that the Wings will have majority of af least FOUR in the Se- nate, and SIX in the House This will do until next October, when the Wings. who were, caught mapping in a number of the counties, wi be found every at his post EUings yef1rn to the Sepate of the U z. is ceriain 0s Jdfeg Allen and Morris k6Ue received teir instructions IN. r. Courier. .......
 MT. Clay voted against the Treasury Note Bill on the ground that 1t was an experiment to sef up Goo erent Bank. In point of fact, is, he said, an n- cipien Bank and Government has the power tois- sue bank notes, and to form bank covertly and by indrectOn-how is that it has not the power to es- tablish National Bank?
 What difference is there" said MT. Clav, " he- tween great Government Bank, with MT. Woodbu- ry as the great cashier, and bank composed of corporation of private citizens What difference is
 there, except that the latter is safer and better and more stable, and free from political influence, and more rational, and more republican? An attack IS made at Washington upon all the banks ofthe coun- try, when we have at least hundred millions of bank paper in circulation. At such a time-a time too ot peace-instead of aid we denounce them, de- cry them seek to ruin them, and begin to issue paper m opposition to them You resort to paper, which you profess to put down; you resort to a bank, which yon pretend to decry and to denounce you to Government paper currency, after having excaim-i ed against every currency except that ot gold and s yer. r.''-NOr,Dak Gag. af--
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-10-26
FOR THE ENQUIRER.


 Mr. Editor-I have been supporter of Jackson for eight years through thick and thin, and have always supposed he was acting for the good of the people and trying to relieve their burthens And likewise sup ported Van Buren, because he was pledged follow in Ris footsteps" And now, Mir. Editor, never did change my politics, nor never mean to. for have been Republican ever since the time of Jefferson ; but when our rulers turn and leave me, think am justified in taking straight forward course and in tend do it. let the consequence be as it wil-when find President coming into ofice claiming to be 90 great friend to the people as Van Bursn did when he was appointed, and then as soon as he gets himself and ether folks into ouble turn right round and say this General Government was never instituted or in- tended to relieve its citizens, but only to take of themselves. or what amounts to the same thing, l think shall not be accused of leaving the good cause of democracy, as it was understood and pracdsed by Washington, Jefferson, Madison, and Monroe, when say shall never go with Van Buren or his party again. @!."+ 4 4hf.@ CONSISTENCY.