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The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-18

FLoun RlorxRs.-we learn that Mr.. Windt, one
Of the loco. foco orators at the Public Meeting last
Monday has been indicted for riot. Wndt, IN his
speech il s SAID made statement of the number OF
barrels Of -four in Harris store-told them to go there
demand the -four at 50 a bancl-and il they did not
get -- to leave the place pcaceably with look
and wink.
We are not sure but the Grand Jury did wiscly-but
we will think Oft
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-18

SUITs AGAINST THE DRIVER OF THE EXPRESS MAIL.
Two suits have been instituted against the driver OF
the Express Mail in Baltimore, for furious driving,
whereby the lives of the citizens havebeen endangered,
and one old lady knocked down. and so severely in
jured that she will never entirely recover it.
Both suits have been decided in favor of the PLAIN
tiffs.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-18

vrRA Cavz.-From Vera Cruz, we learn the con-
6rmaton Of the instruction Of California, and its
secession from the general government
II is also said that Peru has declared war against
Chill
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-18

SANTA ASNA.-The news of Santa Annals liberia
ton has reached Mexico, and besn received with the
greatest public demonstrations Of joy and satisfaction
The national flag which, since his capture at ST. ia
cinto, has been kept half mast is now restored to
its usual position.
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Army Gaines refused to give IL 10 him. while Scott
did-so here is the cause of the 'bilngsgate."
But let me resume Webb then recommended his
abuse when the Court again nerfered to stop him
but Gen. Gaines arose and told the President TO please
let Mr. Webb 90 en- as he was anxious that he should
not feel disappointed in letting off his his surplus wind
that he had come all the way from New York, and
il would be pity not to crafty him. But the Court
objected. Gen. Gaines persisted, and finally limited
10 the Court that Duff Green was not far of-Webb
got savage and told the Court they must pst doun all
his ,cords The Court told him that i, was not Gus
tomary to put such language upon their recsrds-
limited that il might do for the Neo York Courier
and Enquirer.
al demand it," said Webb.
at shall not be recorded Mr. Webb said the Court,
81 will quote authority to prove the business Of my
request"
longcr-clcar the Court" said the President.
So, in we went to an adjoining room except Webb.
He wen, out into the hall to talk with the Orderly
STRENGTHENING to come into the room where Gaines
was because Games wore sword. Several in
the room proposed to 60 and catch Webb and deposit
him into the rail road cars which were about to start
for Baltmore-but two or three Of ms urged the i'm
propriety OF taking him from the court room At that
time and finally The doors were reopened for our adj
mance to the presence Of the Court.
mr. Webb" said the Presidepf, the Court have
decided tina, they will not listen any longer to such
abusive and mdecorous language. Your remarks can
not go on the records, and we shall cxpunge part Of
what has already been placed there"
81 hope not" said Gen. Games, because wish
particularly to have this specimen Of ribadry remain
on the record as il is akin with the elegant character
Of his print"
The Court however put an end to the matter by
stopping Webb entirely, and would no, allow any
more Of his vugantes to be paraded upon their chase
docket
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ofratte fcroert @Iethheit be,
Rcdte-9letde @elebe fir 9feihe uno 9lrme
-feine 9eIeslid)e Gor5il9e uno sprtpile9ten
fir irgeno Semaubcn. Die Sanfleute bae
9e9cn forocru gaufpripile9ieu unD mpl(et,
oaB Die Sc ek0ebuugei1 su Guniten Der reiz
den Sl1{cu beionrere @ciese erla6en, mad,
Dem 0runo1ob "lpr9et fir ben 0tetdben uno
Der Neide miro fir oen 9lrmeu lcr9eu,' rcls
der Die arbeitenbe &la(1e 1T europa su Qaltz
tbleren berabgetpltrot9t bat. Sct9ltd) iIno
bic SanfIeute Setnoe 9leiher 9tedte uno
Ialio altd Setnbe Der Gemofrrtte.
Ole 6 ON Il II II (ldlert 9I[Ien
9leite 0led1te, Iebt @jrlb unb St(ber ais
|rehtmaBi9en 9eloumlauf feit, uno fcrbert,
|oaB Die pfentlthcn@eloer in Shatfommern,
nitht oter in Banfen, 1,teoer9elc9t peroeu
IoGeu. Die Sanfleute forcern aber cas
Gorredlt, NIT 2umpenI ltatt Stlber, be3ahIeu
su f0nnen, lppuen arldl Die He9ierun9 Ipue
ihre Qumpen nebmeu, Ino 9e9en Die Shabs
fammern, fir Wieoerlegung Der DfentLiheu
@eloer III 5ablun96sunfaht9en Sanfer, unb
lno fclglid s et n b e Der Contribution.
Sberberrlhaft Der @eIebe lit i'm O2unoe
Der 8anf leute Elm leerer Shall. Oie Ban,
fen haben cen @eIeBen gum Irob tbre 3abz
lungen 70 5u ia9en betrit9erild) ein9eiteat !;
Sontlcute haben oas 0auo NIT Scbiunplaiter
IilberIhmemmt uno baourd bic @elebe NIT
SlBen eetreten. Sanfleute lit IetpDorf
mcllteu cine Committee bon 10000 Manu
|nad) Waltin9tcn ihiden, um @an Suren
Su Stptn9erL ba6 Shasfammer @irfular 81
tpoerrufen ; Sanfleute iii Spifpn ,pollten
eiue Hepcluttcu onitellen, neil Der Doitmeis
f1or iSi(hpr fitr SGrtofo fnrNort ,t1S Scfh7 Scr
Iun5eoeuteuoe 8anforuder pom Wtuer6
Srurnal in Wottsoiae, itteB Die 9efahrlihe
Grobuu9 aus, er,2clle cine Grtrn Weail mad,
Vbilaoelpbta ii Gj1n9 Ieeerl uno Sdinnpldz
lter III 3ablltr9 1nnebmen.
Dieie6 1T ttrett6 binreideno, unt urtpis
oerle9Iidl anju5ei9en caB Die 8anfleute,
tpelde in JtetpDorf 9elIe9t haben> Setnoe Der
Sberherrld)aft Der @eieBe Seinoe Der
@ontituticn uno Seiuoe Der democratic
Gno! CSttmme oes 8clf5.
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UD7N In Die 9erren prdltoenten uno 9lle.
Der oer Don BET Seutl lben Gonoentlon
ernannten GDulz Gorreiponoen5s uno
@oblfabrt6:G ommitteen.
ga bte Gpl1pention burd eiuen Ses
i6luB es Der Sentrals@ommtttee aur pfld)t
aemaht, ais fortoaueruces erecutlpes Srs
gan bieies EOrpers bis sur ndhlten Slsun9
oe6elben su banoelu UNI ihr Streben ulto
tbre 3mecfe III benz ypn Der Contention Ielblf
als9elproheuem Siuue 70 tpett ats mD9ltt)
AT realt]lren - oa ferner bic @eutrnls@oms
n,ittee Der udhlte1t @cnpentipn Serid1t 81,
ertatteu bat itber Die Si1brung oes tbr i,bers
tro9enen @eIhdftes- 70 sei9e td ben re-
lpectipen Chefs uuo @lieocrn ott9cr 9rns
mitteen hermit an, baB ite tire AT oen 'prds
1loeut, TransS. @runo, au mahens
ben Wittbe!lun9en Don nun an ntd) elnius
lenben belieben >Deroen !; inoem cnrd) Ssru.
@runos 9lbreile nah europa mir bic ptltht
anbeim 9efallel, bis CUR QBleoerfunft oteIee
Nerra als prdIeeut Der Sentral< Commit
tee su a9iren
peter 9aufm aunI asireuocr
prdGoert b. @entrals@cmnlitte.
Galittn, Sbic, Sec. l, 1887.
0FWdbreno Serrn 9ruuoS 9lepclel,s
belt be(tebt mum Die Gentral Committee,
|neblt mir felbit, aus fpl9enoem perlenale :
Or. Wubelm Beber, bon ct. 2ruis, Wis
Bcuri a9irt ais 8ice'prdio. 3. Gent. Com.
5,r. Gcuaro Scn0rid,, bon Nstsbur9, Venn'
lYloonleiI ats Sccretatr, une
Nr. Ibeebalb llmbitdtter ptt Gfcoelaub
$! ais sirhivar ees ssntrdtsGcmmittee
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90 a cD ira &c.

2Hc 1T 9einri6 SubL aus 9>ieoe,
0rnnoau, in &urbsEsu, propln1 0as
nau, e,at Merbp!s. &rei5 0elnbauien-
Sela9ter S9einri6 &ubL uet(t lsinsr untsrs
l9risbsnen Mutter II. .ieinsn @el1miltmn.
entfbloBen IId, ilbsr Bremen nab Qlmeris
ia ~ rsllsn. Sn 8remeu fiste ss lib, rag
Die Camille sstrsnnt wuros. tnbem Der NTH
@e(u6te nibt NIT Der SHUTTER unb oen 81.
l1miitern auf Dem statnlie1cn SGifFs auf
See aiens. Die llnteribrebene lanste in
0teu;Vort al, uno besab llb bon bort nab
j9urca @eantp, I'M staat Sbio. seitoem
psrnabm unter5ei6nsts, oaB ibr belaatet
Scbn in Baltimore eeIanoet fsp; oa ibr
aosr lsin 1ss'eer Nufentbalf unbstaaunt 1T,
70 eriubt lte 1eoeu Msnl1enfreuno. Der
Don Dem tssiseu Nufenthaltsc>t ess tnsin'
tteb Eubl 9lustunft seten taau. oiI.tet aes
Ianssu 5u laBsu an
.SVb bannes Ru5Ia lDigtsrft
Huron P. O: Huron e.. Ohio.
Dtcsmp. 10! 44.
GOLDEN unIsrer Rsrrsn @oaesep, ale ..
bise 2lnSeise aufNsbnrsn, uno rt germ .bss
rs't @esenoienite ;u ersss;fen.
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TSm 9eltrisen Staatsmann 1T eine gnts
9e0nun9 auf cine neulid in unierem Slatte
entbolteue Wittbeilung> unterSeihuet "g t.
neroe 8 nj mittec." Gie @ut9e9z
nun9 entbdlt uno oreht iltb mcidcnS un, s'pey
spuufte, bic e;9entlid.un6, unc niht Dem
Ginienoer Su9cldrtebcn tpcrccn mit6en. Ser
erlts 1T bic fin hp5dentlihe Gerihiebun9 Der
MitthciiauN rpelde mir gut oauit cntlhuI>
bi9eu t6nneu, caB bic Mitthcilun5 fehr lang
suar, uuo mir nittt ebcr H1um oafitr batten.
Drucfer mliben It 5eD lclhen Saden mad,
llmltdnoen ritten ; AUDI Die @rlheiuun9 Der
@nt9c9nun9 bat ctlid9e QSctben 3eit 9e>
brauht. Ser 2te punft 1T on5 SIu5laBen
Der 2tuSSit5e. lleber oielen ennhuloi9t ms
ebenf faG6 Die edn9e Der Mittbeilun9 uno
Mau9el an Naum.-Dteie 9lu6Sit9e befnoeu
i fld) nod 1T unlerm 0e0s, uuo fOunen auf
Serlan9en 9eSet9t coer tpcroen pielleltt
ndhtens bon uns befannt 9emd'd)t peroen.
QBia Der @ut9c9ner un 5 oielerwe9cu nttt
cntlbnIoi9eltI 70 lIl1o mir bereit tbm binildts
Gh biefer punfte Bn be9e9uen rpie e6 flh
sebI1rt.-
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r NrIUmu8VrRo1o1u Qooou O. GIsjt nTo 4

'ljtt Die nit 1ffcntlittcni Gjetce nm5u9chen
boten, Sicherheitltclten frlIen.
dnung6 6>Sabr--Ia5 gnoe be5
F5falid)eu Sobr6 pom 1lten Sttober 3um
llfcn Nprtl Su dnccrlI miro cmpfotlcu.
Dompfboote. g Der @on9reB miro
an9eipie1eu ben fdredliten l1nfdIen ourh
Oampfbccte ourd itren9c Gorfetrun9en ocrs
Subeu9elL uno enollh emrfehlt Der prdFs
bent cine for9fdIti9e 9Iufmertiamfeit duf bic
9ln9ele9enhetten bes
Diitrtfts @olum B ia, tpeId)er feline
et9ne 8elee9ebun9 hat, uno inter Der be-
lonoern Sbhut oes @on9refcs fteht; ceBen
mon9eltofte @eridt6perfaeun9 jeocd be-
lonoers Der Gcrbe6erurg tebarf.
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0ieue 3ettun9en n.--@s ilno mt6 ole7
fc Wobe S,pcy neue, fh0n9eorudte Teut1d)e
3ejtun9cn Sur Soano 9efcmmey, namIteb :
Der "gBeltbitrser>" nuo oa6 "2I6enbblatt. -
Ger Wcltbar9er tpiro lit Buffalo,
Oteusy)prf, bon Soru. g. 3abm berau59e9e>
ben, unb obihou ipalt neutral, fprieht Der
Neran69eber ocb tpic ein Wann 9e9en bic
9tri(tofratie bes eonoes uuo ibre lhdnoltden
@eriude. qSir lpltuld)en nno boffen, Die
Deutltbe 8eoSlferltu9 leiner 9e9eno tperoe
benz gBeltbiir9er'' bic slnerfennung soaen,
rie 1einen 8emitbun9en uno gercieniten 9ea
bibrt.
DaS Nbeubblatt sci9t bot oeu Sort
fd)ritten Der Deutlhen Sad,e I'M Siten. G6
1T eiu Ih6ne6 S(att, uno tpiro in gta5aretb>
Jtort1emptcn @auntn pa. 9eorudt.
sIud Der >9lnti Maurer SO d Gter 1T
Oarrisbur9, ga. fam in oerld0nertem G|e>
Danoe; ut aber nod INNER Der ndmltd)e
tefti0e euctfer, nno
QBta audi Der Otontel tbn oerbnllen,
Ger GlauenfuB bIift bod) berror.
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8ir erfeben aus oer Nn5ei9e oer Ser

8ir erIeben aus Der Nn5ei9e oer Ser
rem 6elo uno 60. in bsr Mobillon 8anf=
3eituns, oab fe ibon 3 Monote blnourd)
fir Die 9rrn. Bellman 9earbeitet baben,
u. nibt ps9en politif f1er8e( (lnnun9en ents
l,Bsn woroen fno. Wir MAIDEN oiele
Nneobe, rpeit es unier @runclas 1T, gfie-
,nano wibentlib nit un9erebtl9felten gu
belbutoisen, unc bepSoten, 100 slpeierler
8sbauptuneen itattfinoen, ltno pir imme1
bereit, Die Nn9obe ieoer Seite on5ufubren'
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6onoe(sberibt bon Cincinnati.
Cincinnati cen 7. Sec.

sSn allsn QIrten BON Ganoes:VrooutEen III
Der !QancsI fsbr Iebbaft, uuo Die preiIe It eben
bod. Su alien utri3en maarsn yssyeenm
mig @jefbaitc eemabs.
Der Sbio:3IuS it nod imnsr in eut;m,
Icbifsaren' @tancs tds'id fertt5en uus
ssbsn robI bsfradtste DampfbcOte:
Msbl, nnrce asfsrn am Canal 81 6
IDeIer So Gents tas Barrel uertauft.
g8 Bis I cp il a1se(6Ia3sa 81 S4i ti5
354 Gents Die 9auone.
g neine nu.esa I'M eroBsr 9Insabl
9eI9laGte:. Seit leBten' Samfa9 i6eiueu
Die S6ufer geTre IhaIer fir bas Qunset
pfuno 81 9sben. Gtni3e io1en fo9ar etras
Inebr seben molten.
9ut=3 u cee tofst Is b::s 19 @eu:s
bas plunc. (8OItebIatt.
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Botb((baftbee prdIlDenten.

Die Sotbfbaft unleres tpltrot9en prdis
benten Martin 8an Suren 1T etn tpabrtaft
bencfratilhes Dofument. sic fprid)t felt
iiber folhe Masreseln uno @s9enitdnoe> ais
jcst bon Der eiuen Seite pcr9eihla9en uno
bon Der anoern beitritten weroeuL uno felt
bic i,,nern uno GuBeru sln9ele9enbeiten Der
Station 70 flar uno beuttid) oar> oaB ee uns
n69lid 1T, tn tpent9en Sdsen einen lleber>
bliet bss 9ansen Dofumentes su eeben. ul1>
fere 8erbdltnise nit benz
Il u.s. a noe
,rsreen frl9eucermageu bar9eiteot:
Bs8ritta E n.--Wit 8eoeueru
bemertt Der prdGoent, oaB Die Sra9e pege!1
uulerer ncro6lfltben @rdnse nod) ntd)t ents
1hiecen IeD. @s 1T nun ibou ilber Elm bal:
bes Sahrbuuoert Der, oaB Die 8rttttlhe Ne:
oieruug bic @ntlbetcun9 oteIer Sra9e Der:
sD9erte. Gs 1T jecch neueroln0s bieie Sadje
iener He9ieruu9 erultlth oor9eltellt wcroeu
uno cine Sinltise> baloi9e Seyle9nn9 DC.
Sad)e miro ertpartct.
Trautrei6. - Mit Sranfreid3 Febeu
mir iebt inn beiten SerbdltnsB. unlere oau:
tel5sslueeleeenbeiten fouuen necer nod 81
beioer1eiti9em Sortbeil beDeuteno oerbeBerI
,pertem unb e5 tpaltet fein 3neifeL ilber oit
Seilfsun9 einiser nod eriltireuoer unteoeu
teuoer Sd,trlert9fetten.
Nuslauo ftebt nit uus int beitcn Giu
oeritance. lluler neulid oabin 9eihiefte,
8cfauote wuroe frey uno berslidL nit alIe,
sihtun9 fir iein eano empfau9en, uno eli
Gaor spanfte, nber bic ,pir nit NuBlaui
ncd, nidt gang etnia lIno, tpereen hofeutlid
bolo uuo Seuil9eIo entIhieoen tperten.
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sc E ue Il q ent e n.

Scl9enoe Nerren baben (Ih felt lester Mpde
9iltt9t erboten, bic 9l9entidaft fir bteles
Blatt Su llbernebmen.
Su[tus SetferbeIo> lit Warrert
SrumbulI @auntp, als @ereral st9eut fir
bic umse9eno bon Warren, All Die Steue
BON Sobn 5pals9rcff, tpetd)er ab9elebnt bat.
SpbuN. Bauer, poltmeiiter in llnons
taun, Starf @auntn, an bic Stelle bon Or.
parlemon, ,pelher fort9eSo9en 1T.
Sol. Gh. g. t1entauer, 1T 9teus 9fps
defer, gGppb GauntD, Sbio!
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a1tfttuu QRtl

itber wdbreno Der Wpde; bic fIh 9e(tern Ell
bi9te fir oen "Gaterlonosfreuno unc
Gjeiit Der 3eit' ein9elaufenes Sublcrlpti:
pn6>Gelo:
Sacob @ottIdall @lq. Gantcn, fir Sabr,
Sobn 9td)ti Wa5illcn, bis go. 2l> Sabr>
gang 10, neblt polt9elo.
Samuel lllrid, Safe Sounldlp, auf Slbs
traQ. 81 90.
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Oeif oer 3ett>
"lGo 8reibeit wobut, pa 1T mein @aterlonc.' ,

. Gem Adtb. 0errn Meatb. Sbeplcr, He>
prG1eutanten oe5 18ten Diitritt6 CStarf unb
BaYue) I'M @cn9reB, itatten mir perbino>
Iihen Danf fir bic ueberleuouu9 DfentItfer
Npfumente an uns, ab.
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Jrildbe NrjeneeD1r.
5aIa tt1lD k let1I

ceaen biern,it cen Ginpobnern Don @aus
- ton uuo Dem gubI,fum ilberbaupt art
baB lts 70 sten an ibrer Ieutfb uno @naIs
lbsn 2Ipotts's. Don VbiIapeIpbia uno Wittss
burg, Elm ucltltanoi9es aRrrFemeut
eaED 8rii6e Weoijinen uno 6Grbe=
~ StofTe, Sele, &c.
o erbaIten baben, tpcruuter IIdb fots
senoe Mrtifsi bsfnosn, namIeb & fer
Spiunb Eeufstsote6, SaIsratus, GsnfTlaa=
men Weintein, 3immst, 9leItsu, Ssnnas
biatter 9Ranna, J9afermsbL Sc; (te, rams
millen 9lumen, 4Iloes. Ga!tpstre, 8aums
Del. Sa0cr:SsL SIubbduoer, Senters@Ia5
uno &itt 2erpentin, &c. ,e.
parentirte + Msoicenen:
8alfam oe MaIta, Oo!o 2inetur, Spo.
oeIoOc, Sdteman'5 G~Opfen, 8ritti(bss Sci,
Geutibe Villen, Mncerlons, }0oopers. 9eeB
uno QDbitnep's piaen, Joarlsn, Sel, @pife
uno Stein Del @apps'6 Nussnlalbe, Elm
portrefFi6es M,tel fir mebe 2Insen, Quaen
2BaBsr pferoe Yuloer.
@s it bspnabe unn6sl:D atle Wee,in ~
nennen, Die is auf Qano baben. sic baben
6unoe.terep, Die nlbt aueefibrt fnr, Die
tie alIe i'm 9roBen uno &!etnen Inn Die nisos
risltsn preife fir SaaraeIo abisbsn. Veuos
nen oisD1eei5insn iu tauien spnnl1sn Fao
srlubt au5utufen bep
S.ela uno Glein.
Canton, Dsc. rs. Am.
Ssiteuuusen BON oer gntissnun9
muosn phnft!tb at9emartst.
The native American., 1837-12-23
From the Boston Herald.
Street, Dublin,
July s, 1887.

A YANKEE CocK-TRUE GAME!-An anecdots
was day or two since related to us by friend,
which is worth the telling. He was on his way
to Havana some months ago, and when off FIari-
da, a bald eagle, which had been blown out 10
sea, alighted exhausted on of the lower yards.
He was brought down by our informant, and his
wings were cropped, and himself was nursed into
vigor again. Arrived at Havana, companion
one day suggested for folc, to paint up the
bald eagle, whose color was dark grey, SO as to
make him resemble cock as much as possible,
and to take him to cockpit to try his mette.
Accordingly, after he had been kept twenty-four
hours without food, our eagle was trimmed and
painted rooster-like, and taken in bag to the pit.
AT length the owner of cock which had beaten
in twelve rounds, dared contest with any one,
for any stake. This was the time. Our friend
stepped up to him, and told him that he had a
Yankee cock of the native Green Mountain breed
with him, if he would like a game. Yes saids
the Spaniard, i don't care what kind of cock it
is-let him QUIT The bet was @25, and our
Yankee cock was let into the ring. The opposite
rooster, flushed with his victories, crowed and
|spirred about, and then planted his head for a
fght-when what does sir Yankee do but to plant
one claw unceremonously on his back, and twist
his neck with the other-and in moment make
a meal of him. The Spaniard swore like one
possessed. He paid his money, but he cursed all
Yankee cocks
The native American., 1837-12-23

tribute OF merited respect to the literature of othe
lands, we will not do il at the expense of native
whose works are not read, because he has not the
stamp of Murray on his title page, or the appro-
baton of a Blackwood on the outside cover of his
volume. We will not carry the war of our prin-
ciples against the shrines of genius--they ga
cred, most peculiarly so to our heart, and are
above the changing phases of the political dramas.
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Partially, and opinion with the utmost and most
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The native American., 1837-12-23

A Pretty .SuPERsrIT1oN.- is said to
exist among the Russian girls the following
innocent superstition:
On the Thursday previous to Whitsunday, they
try what is called g the prophetic swimming Of
the bridal wreath" A wreath Of flowers is plated
together and thrown into the stream when, if the
wreath swims on the surface of the water, they
will in the same year exchange their maiden for a
nuptial state; but should it sink, they are to wait
still longer for the happy change.
The native American., 1837-12-23

A Scotch parson in his prayer, said "Iaird
bless the grand council, the Parliament, and grant
they may hang together" country fellow
standing by, replied, :. Yes, yes, with all my
heart, and the sooner the better-and am sure
lit is the prayer of all good people," !" But,
friends said the parson, al don't mean as
that fellow does, but pray they may all hang to-
gether in accord and concord s.No matter
what cord" replied the other, $50 tits but
strong one."
The native American., 1837-12-23
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-19

Temporarily; but he mis have doubled whe!hei '''
ac,s would be- sustained b. the State and 80 thinking NC
rnsit have wished 20 withheld ltoIh thcm INC "pi'
niiv OF rccli!n Governor Until! IL was CO" '
lri ,-.,,,.,.;.;!y Governor aze"ei was "e'! az
o,ai;,,,d v .. pubic men thtoug bout the Slae-Mc
knew 1:,at in regard 10 them, MIR: Jefferson rei's
tin. few died and resigned, was uue !AG ~
knew from what he here last year. liz. - M
ed dminp the session the dominant party III .e ,Esir
i,u,n would placc in The Executive ciar one u t'Is
.Jhoreis who would hold the office for three years.
I,I, nj. rary remained i'll the ascendant or hol'
Mr a said ne thought lie could perceive The source Oh
,a nyIons which the gentleman from Mason ~ JACKSON
I'M, rxplcsseL in regard to that act OF "oV. l. n man
~ ironirinp mind Ike that gentleman, when he sees
;rdi vidual pc,ur,n all uncommon aci, sells about 10
ascertain his motives lie may daily observe That prn
c;oes are much talked off, but seldom acted upnn and
to him it Elny appear incredible that public ofcer'
with salary Of Thousand pounds should resign MS
office without the strongest TeasGns 1t Isirue primer
nl n,v he assipnsd but the inquirer so little
efficacy in the every-d operation of principle upon
The ocis Of public men, he thinks there must have been
some other motive at the bottom. The difficulty, IN
this case however, was easily experimentation. Iaze
well not only talks Of principles, but acts upon them
AIR. FISHER said he would tell Tie gentleman almost
from the State ui Alarylsnd, That he would find him (Mr
Fly aching up IL whatever principles lie might profess
And if he could not swallow the lusome compliments OF
the gentleman, he had not descended from the indie
pendent station which he hoped always 10 occupy. MI.
f. presumed lla, every intended that which was
the necessary nav the inevitable consequence Of his
acts: and That, if individual picked up gun, aimed
it al aud killed you he not allowed to defend HIM
sell by saying he did not TO hit you. Yet lie
gentleman almost feo,a Maryland: and close to Govern
or Tazewels residence says. that when he resigned, he
was not answerube for the effect produced BY the time
and circumstances OF his resignaton lie contends, that
the Governor only meant of the most honest pieces
of Whssm in the world and ought not to be made re-
spursib!e for the consequences OF his act.
,Luf. Hp gyyfyn !