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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-04-08

TRIAL ny JURr.--ws learn that the Legis!a
ture Ut New Jersey, at the recent Session, passe,
"a Law, by large mnIoriy in both House., g.vIu,
to persons "f colour, who are claimed az fu..,v,
slaves, Ahe right ftrialby Jury.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-04-08

uess are plants Tor the cure Of all diseases,
g ne entire exclusion Of the products Of the
nisesal kingdom, as though nature had not
USsught alike in the mine, and on the plains
= vsrdant hill. The operations in both arc
pvsrnesi by the immutab!e laws o: nature 4
- those concerned in the production of u
oneSal are a. beautiful and full Of order as
- that give existence to the race Of ve-e-i
ae1es or Of men. What then is this great
keSoEm thst is 50 much talked Of in medicine
he followers Of Thomson; have thew in.
cssigated the laws Of that nature which they
- 20 much about following! If they have
MERE are their discoveries? +
Let the master spirits among them come
osward, not with invcctive and TRADE, but
- Ne sobriety Of reason and sound iudc.I.
at, = give to the world some thing i, has no,
.sssdy known for ages. lfthcy have made dis
seT1es, or deductions, in accordance with
Esprit Of the inductive PhyIosonhy. thew
- receive the honor which is Their due
ssen they communicate them to the scien.
world. Until this is done they must be
swed only a. pretenders or as men Who'll
e eager for the multitude to accord % theml
loeoss which wholly belong to their prede-I "
'1se. o. more enlightened contemporaries. 4
= vooso not wish to say any thing harshlyl
Tread to REFORM" but would seriously
80 him 70 enquire Of himself what it is he
- reformed, and in what manner. andI
vaas principles hs would expect to base
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-09-09

t'onsue GeSOlution oeS &6ni8b bon Joaus
nopr. Man fnoet aus, baB bic 0annOs
peraner, tUelbe init grocer 4iebe an ibten
trevFnnigen Sultitutionen bisnseu, bisle
See'ntrdbttSuns nibt suseben spernsn.
obne aue leue Mittel perlucbt 80 baben. bic
bep iOlbsn GsIe9enteitsn .. anesrn 9bIs
Term aub anSetpenoVt 3u sperben pRessn.
@s 1T Elm Srrtbufs. tpein man Anni,nsr,t.
oaS oer SbniS ano bic 8stppbner BON
preuhen auf bts(en betlasensrpertben
Sbritt beS &6niss Grnf nit Dersnisen
lebsn Der preuBifbe Gbnis bilIist Die &c.
fdbrlIbeu Det(ube beS uItra=2iberalis-
mus nl6t t,nb bat feinsn Wioermiuin se:
gen cine wUbl8spronete GonftilutiOn.-
2Bir spellen boftn. baf eine rsiFibere g.
UdsarS oes &buiss BON 3aunoeer Der
Natlen cine @cnitituticn sebsn rirbrwelz
6e bic &raft BET @elese satantirt uno
6repbeit i'm tndffieen @rabe erspeitsrt."
Der I6bne See son gbebe, in eeGen
Slutben fd frhbsr Der Mpntblaue Ipie:
selte. 1T sdnsli6 verIbmuuben. albse:
falleus @rofbibtsn .. beuabbarten Ser:
gen babea ibn perld,Nttet.
Dle SeniSin BON England bat Den
@rafeu Durbam als 9elauoter an frana.
Qpfe ernannt.
(0R. 9. etaatss
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-09-09
. { moe cratiG6g
GauntD

0emaB oortsr betanut aemadter Nns
Setse, ssrlanmetten (tb bic oemceratfh,
sn Detesaten Der unterfbieoti6en Gauns
lbip's pcn Sta.t @aantp, i'm @pur,bauie
i'm @antOn, auf Samias ben 2. S,pt.
Nuf BOrf6lag marc Die BerfammIuna
orsan'Trt-inoem Dpc. &obert@1fep,
sum Stuble serufen, unb Veter Reafneii
une pster aaussnbeifer 3a Setretairen
eruaunt ,purben.
Die Nah,en Der Dslesaten .pm oenbier:
auf ttnsebrabt, anb bic folsenos beaail.
ten perresa nabmee ibre g be, ais @.isoer
Dieter @onnentisu, tsm bic benannten Tp.
Iu reprefentirsn.
@antOn Iaun11ip.-Dr. 81.
e,tep, Deter aanfhsann, sede DlifIer,
Jaeoe Sbsrrif, @amuel Vetrss.
petrp.-Dapio Saeoby. Daeie Sels,
s0t @ooofpseo, SUbn @euoer 1apio " w.
pdter.
8etblsbe Sotpb Wsa,b,ms.
D'll'a'n eharmau @cbett 9Qe@aQ. gy}ic
Stump. Daniel etump. ''
Yta n'-Yetet Yaubenbeifer, Dapib
Dslsea. 6r'eSesit pontius, Saeob QfIio,
Sebn 6eatber. >'"'S'
{ as aratras .-Saeob Slinfer.
Joen Sr'k. @sorse Nsstit, Carl Q8bite.
SIlllans sberioan (ab,re(enb.1 '~"''
5 d on. .-Qhlliam 1riefd Sfoo,
Qammel. Wm. SIC e@ormid, 1ae. mobIsr
Daeio 1sief1. ' "''Q''''
Sra tl1n.-Sebn gatfbeimer. g
paa, Jobn Aaufmanu, Neam sore. fsn' ~
Jaeob 6olinssr. ''S' ''"'
Eaturen e.-Sinlsp etesens, SPIN
SFspene, 8eai. 8IYler e5obn Sroblsm ~
pelnrib Me@aSben. 90. .->'V '''V'
/, Yaris.-Sobr ". ejreenmooh csohs
cSoiepb 9uet. - o'>' "'''"''
9reen. - Dapis 5annep, cxof,nt
S~irt1 Danlel strobedsr, e. gborntrpn' p'
Dapio Steam [abpsleno. ! - 7''''0''' '''
% bure.- Deiurieb Rl;rnort
Josa &rillp, Sobn seas, Or. 8 q Gin
games 8. @resorp. 's'>''' 's'''
:, Mas 9, berou8b.- --8eni. qano.
lB,n. 8ais Wiliam spenned, fen. 3 sei,sn s,
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-09-09
j. 6 batI 6 n.

Die Seeeraliten. teuthben lidb i,bt, ben
esuten ,rsis su tna:ben, be lspen nibr an
oem Sdnswefsn fbulc, uno perlbm6ren
Fb besnabe barauf Die Democraten bdt--
ten eaS meitte oasu bepsetrasen, Die fen
Setrus Dem DOlfe ouf3ulatteln. Muein
laet @u6 nibt IRE Ie;ten-lie Iiisen ltdr=
ter tbie Elm Saul fprinsen Eaua., i'm bies
~ bewfiien, bltdt auf lOlsenoe 9iIte, spel,
DE 5siSt, lrie rpieI Seosretifenu u. rpie pieI
Dsnoetaten ia ben meiften Bonfen Don
obte [nur BON etnisen 9ausen febIeu bic
8eribte] aIs prifoenten, @eBtrer, 3db-
Ter. Direttoren, Qlsenten.u. {. -. onSeltsat
(no.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-09-09
9 0 m q d Ia n pe..

DaS ensl. parlathent 1T Montass Ben
II. Sulp pom Der iu,laen &tuisin in Ner.
fOu pertast tporben. 2anse 8eriebte fill:
len barber Die ensI. 8Iatter. Die Abs
ni9in srlbien in lttablenoer &IeIeuma,
tausebeHre NaNsn 3ufbouer oransten
ltb bsrbsD linb bic @a!lerien waren init
Damstt ssiilut. Das, ,pas Die &luipin
bsp oiefer 9eIs8enbeit iprab. miro son
auen pa'tbepen febr ,pUbl anfsenomnen.
9Im II. 9lus. ioute oas Yarlament wieeer
5uldmtntn tretea. -. -.s .... ..
panoel uuo 9sldafte ibeinen in eng
lano aItmabii9 erbOIen ~ ruollen. Baum:
tpolle mar in England sefaQen.
Die Deputirssntairimera III paris itne
auSeinancer sesanesu. Der fransbffbe
Staatsibab .lst ipdbreno ben 6 ertten
Mpnate e~ies Sab,e6 LIT 600 Srant:
en- r.niset eiu8enomneu, ais trabreno
ssrielbsn 3eit in 1886. .
Neuerticbe 9sfs6te 3wiibeu Srau5o:
fen uno 9habern in Der a!sierifbst @U'
lunis aesseu. caB man sbrt uoh nett ent=
fsrnt pom Srtebe uuo @iuisfeit 1T.
9pahien.-Gon @erlOS o,iuSt nor
uuo lsst alss e table in Sbutt II. n1hs
tie ,bm ieiuolibe 8sllnnuussn bessn.-
@rlleet istt Dor @alsueia. Gsps,terO
iftpcn ekr fpauil1eu @ssissuns gum
Sberbefeb,sbaher aller Strettrdfte seseo
Don Carlos srnaunt. @r ssbistgt 1oer
g 600 :Rann.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-09-09

Stad'srs6te Yartsep. ~. ....
TIarr,ion paribep. .s1
T0bn Hodms' 8bbssaliffen spartbes.
National Republieaner partbsp.
Partbep far Srieosn i'm listen &rieae.
1aebensldnsIibe Qsinter Vartbep.
Antlmaurer GbOlitisuifsn Yartb'p.
Sbinplafer partbep.
Tenn gming partbsp. ..-
Enslifbe ganf partbey. 49, ..,,.
RaolfaIe goIfstetraser parttey. =,
ND'an lsk bic 9Infanss Budfteteu
pee SbI8en berab, no man finben fpirb
,aB !. ,,nisrs pOlitilepen Gesner Die S0in.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-09-09
81 81

@as fast Sbr easu? ? Cine Mebrbeit
.. 277Seoeralifeu resiert in oieien San
ten 8raubt man uob einen weiteren
Seweis, baB Die Seoeral-MbtsS Die tpab=
rem 8antleute Ino ?@ielleibt bdttsn mir
nod IbdnoIi6ere Dtnee ,. ben 8anfen
erIebt. tpenn Die Yaar Dsmoeraten in
benfelben nibt aus allen &rdfter abse:
rsbrt bdtten. Nbsr rrob allen 2i8en Der
8antsQBbiss piro ftb bas Dolf ui6t
Idnser bstrnoeu iaBeu, fonoern bsY Der
nd6fen Wabl 3ei9en, bae es MIR Hen,p:
traten, MIR d6te 8ant @esner an. 3uoer
Der 8eSierun9 baben mill.
QIu6 Den Dorwurf, Ne lepen Die @bin-
Yldtes partbep; frben bic 6eeeraIifsn
BON tt6 5u sperfen, unc Die oemoeratilbe
partbep camit 5u beIafen. Nber wir
troIen beweiien wer sbiupId0sr setna6t
bat. Sebet bierber:
Gircleoiue it cine feberalilti:
ibe @Dpsratseu. uno bat 96inpld(ter
ssma6t. Der 8ans= Druder oafeEb(, e.
net Otameus 2btaG unterasi6net oisleI-
ben !!
@btuicotbe sihe rable 8eberal
Staet Siebs Sbtnpldfer aus.
Eanc tes, cine feoeraIifiSbe
Staet, in ,relbsr Der -qlpw 8ants sSena
tor @mins tpobnt orudt S1inp;afsr baf
es fratt, pnb bic hsfsisfen 6eosraIi(ten
ibreiben ibre 9tamsn baba.
Som m erfet cine 8eoeralsstatt
uno Sbinpldfsr Nanufaetur.
Ibornnia d 6 bas cine 8aesral:Mig
sd,inp!dfsr. .Sabr;t.
sR eraeft a. Zine SsoeraI=e g taet, bal
sreBe Suantitatsn ebiupIafsr auesese
ben. 49,. ,. -,
3anesbius feosralififb bis gun
'nnsrfen Wsarf, bat f6 gum 8,auldtc'
oss Gelbumiaufes ssmabt,unb Die Nab:
eatlbaft NIT SbinpIdi1er ibsrautbt.
Die 8ant sn urbana, eins S..
oeraI-9nifalt, bic ben einetn Sreuno DOR
0oun. Bause, eintm Mbis.Senatur as:
Thbrt miro, bot Sdinplafer fabriBlrt, BIC
an 9dea'ano sablba fao, rnb. alio Die
Sstraserey f6Un aai ibssm @efbte ira:
gen. ,., =. t., ...~ ~.- : -. =.
ueber Tbatfaben 1T nidt ~ letnuen.
0olo uue Silber 1T baS btrnperatilbe
Se >, uno fblsbtes 8ant papier une
Sb'npldlfer fdreiben Gb pon oenSebera,
Mbiss BET. Qper nun fit einen autsu,
tol'een 8aarselo- -nmlauf it. osr ft,mms
bsp Der nabftsn Mabl fnr Denoeraten,
ans Aaes ,vtre git 8eben. .....
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-09-09

TMir baben Die BetI6aft oes NraI=
senten Der Ser. Staaten erbalten, uuo
tperoen tte lobaIo ~ie n6slieb nnlera &C.
(evn ruittbeilen!
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-09-09

QBir fIno aatborifrt ,poroen, ben Ota-
men oon . einri6 g 9lp er, dig
einsn eanoioat far oas s6erifs Nu,t
au3u5eisen.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-09-09

GDa Iebten 8reYtas elm s5bueIein
oeS Sesers oie(er 3eituns farb, 70 maro
es far ibn antnbsIi6 eine 3eitune beraus:
au9eben.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-09-09


Repre lentanten.
Nattberp Scbnios 40
SaeOb Qofettet 46
sSobn WODn IA
Sobn Smith Is
0ugb 81. GaGofpelt 1s
Sobu Qooeers L
8 rif, (1fe 1audt.1 [ste 8auot.1
CAMEL 0afensperssr 80 AZ
Sobn Sranbpn 16 %
JameS Wc@ormid s O
Sobn Burger / 0
Dauio 5abu O. o
sanue nntefef 8 o
5aeOb Sas4eubersst l o
Reeeroer, (1fe Ballot. } e. Ballot.)
QIruelo 2pnb 28 s3
NUbert Barns ~ 80
8iaam Stepens ii o
Soiepb 9aroen 4 o
Samuel 0ern @ o
9 sdaeaeifeE
Miuiam Dunbar 81
Abrabatsa 2ino g
Gem IA uifioner
0eora &rie9bbaurt So
Tben1as 8Iadburn II
SObn Sorrid rs
~rofequirenoev &Aw6l6,
Samuel 9abm ss
Sames 9. 8rown 90
&Suose Qoooer Iebnte Is ab, Elm @au=
oioar 81 feYn.
8olsenoe Ginleitana uns 8eI6la0t,
,ruroen bierauf an8sbOtsu ano einttiinle
aaSenon.neu.
Sintsmal elm 8orredt - oas aufn
S,epmdnnern oar6 ben Srebbrief uuierer
@s6te ssf6erti it, Geb fritolieb 40 pes:
fammeln-utu fib hber Naasreeeln ffr
oas ausemsine 93obl beyatben uno ioltbe
fir ibre Siberbeit rno ibr Meblesaeben
81 trsfen,-,no frepmatbig ole Staaeu
su erSrtefn bic fet aaf ibre 8edte .inS
JntrsRea als ein frepes uno uuabhanaias
es DoIf be5isbea. ilno-lolbe Wlaaa-:
reseln far bic 8espabtuns unlerer frepe,s
Ginribtuusen anSusmpfeblen, bic naes
ibrer Weinun8 an, befen beredbnst frs
oiefe mhuf fbensmhroiee 3vsfe ,a be,sy:
bern; oabsr 1ey IS
8ef6 lOfen,-oa 8 mir oas ssuft
5utransn IN bic Sabiafeit, Araft, &soIids.
te't ano Dsmostatle osr 8esenwdrtiatn
Vermaltar9 Der algemett,en NeoierIa,
besen.'
9 ef9 10 6en-bae bic ,urada..
lests 9aufbabn, Seiner @reeuena M1arIir7
Daa Baren's> beioes i'm esnas unb @a.
binst Der Ser. Staa.en. ben bea m,bal;...
fen 8emeie liefert.-baB er bic mid,is=
gen Maasressln bic gum 3iele ourobfhb.
rem miro, rrslte untsr Der Nowaltu, a
ls'nes ausae3ei3nsten Dcrsansers ares.
fan9en tporben.
Dsf lofen,--eab bic seaen,rdr-
tise 9elenstb, nit Der unIer fonif ola6-
hbee 2anb, - 70 bradeno beimeeli,@r
poroen, oas nnbesreifelte @rasuanis se4
aoermdBi9sm QanteIs= unb ansern Ssfz
eutatlonen f'ne peIde our6 unmas'as
Sant:eireulatoneu inc Oalesn sern,.n
uno be,broert mprren.
BE d 10 ,-tae oi. qsbre,-~
eaB u"ie'e alssmeine Rssieruna unfaL,,
lep ben stehen 3med 5u prwirflid}en'
fur Den ite sebiIost trcrben, Cd fsp torn
Der 'neprppritte Neibtbnm belle ibr -,
eeD.-sirte sefabrIi6e Yebre ii meltt,
o,e ounoa'nsntal Grunpldse .iuer rs,nrs
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-09-09

T @ie mir etrnsbrsen 70 if 9ers
@panS, tpeI6er auf 8etoabt feinen sobu
ermOroet sd baten, i'm bisFgen @efaua-
NIP e'nsefperrt mar; wiecsr berausseIa(-
ION ,roresn, inoem bic @euiateit ieinen
9obn, (oaB fein @ater i'm 8efdusuiB fev }
atm Sdte Grie erreibte, rnb i'm bepea
mieper na9 Qaufe surad;utebreu.
s Sal DE q ten.- SaIl6e So No=
ten auf Die IS rmerS 8 a n I" aabI.
bar an u. Siao, batirt Canton, O(op. S.
1885, tno unter5ei6uet BON Jobu S1arris
prsNoert ane Bm. 8osIe @aBir, auf Den
glOten 1T Elm sroAe6 Dampil6if, I1no i'm
lmIaufe. DIE d6ten 9lcten inb auf bic
''s6ermere 8aut Don Canton ;''-auf ben
so Noten 1T tein Dampff6i6, uuo 6ne
'3abIbar an @m. GpsIe, jr.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-09-09

Ydfe.-@eOrs Mademsr 1bOmds
gcuuv, Nbatt 3eaers, Sefepb Qa1psY,
GeOra &rsiBbbdhm [abpelenS.]
SGnog.-Dr: S. QEeI6, cc5pi. Seas
burg, Dr. 6. Sber, QHiuiam 9pFauB, u.
Steam. A go.
Qluf mpsfblas spass sanu eiumatbis
bsI6lpden, oaB Die ylahaen aetssr Seno'-
baten, BON oie( (U gonSentiou ftrOSen
psroen, .peIebe tieb nitbt enttreoer psrs
lbnIi6-ooer ourb ibre Sseunoe nerbhrs
sen.-itb Der @ntibeiouu9 biefsr Cons
uentiOn 3u uutertuerfen' nno otefeIbe 30
unterftiBeu. 49,
Nuf 4or(6laa srarb fsrner, eintnitbi8
beI6IuGeu, baB bic Mniprhbs te'nss Cans
oibaten fhr bic @efsbsebnns uon oiefer
@onsenticn in Bstra6tuu9 9eucnasnsn
perben, Der fdb nibt perfbnli6-o oeer
our9 feline Srsunce oetbarst. oaB er sss
sen bas 8anfssyfera ilt tpie 81 9s8ens
mdrtia betrieben miro, sab rrelber, rc*
fern er ermablt riro, anb mill aIle ibrn
auftebenbe tonftitutionsae Mittsl ia An=
tpenoung brin8en,-utR bic gtpdbalter
in 8anfen, init ibrem prieat DermbSen
| psrautwortli@ 5u maiden far ibr umlauF'
fenoes papjer. Sernsr einmatbis
8e1 6lo en,-eeB eine Mebrbeit
Der sesenwartisen Sttmtneu erfproert
| psroe, nm cine MabI sor ete{er eoupen-'
ton III cpnftituiren.
The Ripley transcript. (Ripley, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1837-12-21
From the Nrp Or'enns Bee.
HOrrid RenCOunteY.

By the steamer Robert Morris,
clptain Msssio from Louisville, we
ltqrnthat, alta wood yard above Nat.
chez. on Sunday evening last, diff
Guilty arose between captain Grossly,
of the steamboat Galenian, and one
of mis- deck passengers. Captain G.
drew aBowie knife, and made pass
at the throat at the passenger. which
failed to do any harm, and the cap
tain then ordered him to leave the
boat. The man went on board to
get his baggage, and the captain i'm
mediately soughtthe cabin fora pis-
toll. AS the passenger was about
leaving the boat, the captain presen-
ted pistol to his breast, which snap
ped. Instantly the enraged and
Iwronged individual seized captain
Grossly by tho throat. and brough
linn to the ground, when he drew a
dirk and stabbed him eight or nine
times in the breast. each blow driv.
ing the weapon into his body up to
the hilt. The passenger was arres'
ted, carried to Natchez; tried and
acquitted. What a melancholy com
mentary upon the frequent use o
deadly weapons!
The Ripley transcript. (Ripley, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1837-12-21
TJVENTY-FIVEFACTS.

Inc SuDJsHned array OF facts sue
cincly stated is from Il e New Jersey
FRIEDMAN one of the most respecta-
bIejournals in tina. or any otherS.ate
of The Union. 1t presents a brief
bur pregnant history of our Govern
,asht for the last eight years. Grave
and weightyas are the whole of these
charges there is not one of them we
believe whichis not SUI 'ceptible ofthe
clsaverest proof; and what's morethe
listmight be extended to double the
length with other facts equally con-
ddmnatory and equally true. Poster
ity will read with wonder that a par
tyiustly chargable with such abuse of
power and SO signal failure in all
the promises by which it deluded the
mutt tude and obtained possession Of
the Government should have beena-
BILE to preserve its ascendency for
eight years, with a People so well
informed as the major part ofour own
certainly are. History, however will
solve the enigma when it unfolds the
influence which patronage is capable
of exerting in corrupting the People
and controlling the freedom ofelection.
For the honor Of free Government
it will have also to record. we trust
that imposture and misrule soon had
their day, and were then discharged
forever National Inte,ligsncey.
FACTS ARE STUBBORN
THINGS.
IT is A FACT, that when the pre-
sent party came into power the
country was at peace prosperous and
happy.
IrIs FACT. that we are now at war
and inastate ofdeplorable misery and
ruin. n,
Iris a FACT thatthe parsypromised
to make The nation better oAthan they
found it
TITS A FACT that il is incomparably
worse of.
|nIIrls A EAcr that they promised re-
form in abuses which they said had
Icrepi into tho administration Of af'
fairs. is
IT'S A FACT that these causes have
The Ripley transcript. (Ripley, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1837-12-21
pey, Mississippi, Thursday forming, December H.
tcniOId.

uQ1nn4zDalIEzn.lonnn
increased tcnlold. 81
Ir IS A FACT that TREY promised Q. :
economy in the nationul expcndi.
lures. This was cardinal point
witt, them. ~.
IT rs A FACT, that these expendi-
lures have Increased three told.
Ir is A FACT, that an expenditure
of thirteen millions year under the
administration Of Mr. Adams was
deemed so extravagant as to be the
cause of his dismissal from Office.
IT is A FACT, that these expendl-
lures are now between THIRTY and
FORTY MILLIONS a year and more
called for.
IT rs AFACT, that under the former
administrations the sending Of nu-
merous diplomatic agents abroad was
considered ground for serious COM
plant and source Of great corrup.
1tioif. -g
IT Is 4 FACT, that this description
of agents is more numerous now and
much more expensive than they have
ever been.
Ir is A FACT, that the occasional
employment by the administration of
persons who had been member Of
Congress was denounced as . gross
, abuse of patronage, and made ''cor.
ruption the order Of the day." +
IT is A FACT, that more members
of Congress have thus been employ
cd by the party in power two or
three to one than ever received
office under former administrations.
IT IS A FACT, that the present
party found plenty of money in the
country and of the very best descrip'
ton.
1T IS A FACT. that money isnow ri.
inously scarce and hardly WORKMAN.
ing when obtained.
IT is A FACT that silver and gold
was as common as paper when this
party took the reins Of government.
IT is A FACT, that it is now only
to be had by the office.holders and
the favorites of the administration.
IT is A FACT, that silver and gold
were then the property Of the peo-
,ple.
IT is A FACT, that they are now in
the almost exclusive enjoyment and
control afthe Government.
IT IS A FACT, that from the very
day that the present party come into
pow they commencedc.rperimenting
lupon the capital, industry, and capital
IIofthe nation.
I1is FACT, that this capital is
nov aFeatly diminished. the industry
tIparalYzSd, and the currency in utter
liable confusion. =.
n III II AsFAcT, that the present par
lty have had conrolin almost all the
States as well as in the United States.
II is A FACT, that wherever they
have exercised power it has been 70
the public detriment
IT is A FACT, that with = surplus
revenue in the treasury one yeaE ago
of moro than F0rty lions, the
treasury is now dsclared'to be Bask4
rupt. \.
The Monticello Mis-. Bannettell
us good story Of a candidate in one
of tho counties of Mississippi, "not :
hundred miles from Aawrencer
whose friends boasted that he had
made them all freeAoMers, by scnd.
ing to tho precinct ten Q'snrter SCI =,
tions of GINGER BREAD, 10 be equal
The Ripley transcript. (Ripley, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1837-12-21

From tie 81. Louis Republican,
n,,rroy EXCITEMENT AT ALroN-
We subioin tho following copy Of a
latter from a friend at Alton:--
.ALroy, Wednesday Nov. 8.
Yesterday morning alta O'Clock, p.
N. d four,h addition press was Ian
Jed from the Missouri Fulton, and
MI, into Godfry Gilman Il Co.'S.
warehouse under guard of the friends
# Mr. Lovejoy. During tho day of
YESTERDAY much excitement prevail
Cd, and during the evening many in
divjduals collected with a foil deter
n,iuation to destroy it. The ware.
house was again guarded by some
eighteen or twenty friends of the
cause. and when the attack was
made, Mr.. Lovcjoy fired fam win
dow and shot down a Mr.. Bishop.
The popu'as infilriated at this, and
no, being able to make entrance, set
J fire to the building. The individual
who applied the torch to the roofwas
about to be fired upon Cor was fired
upon) by MIR. Lovejoy, when he MIR.
Lovejoy received u mortal wound
from some the assailants. Two 9TH
srs inside received wounds, but not
dangerous, Theprcss was then gwen
UP and destroyed. To-day we have
peace and duietncss and trus, in God
that may continue"
In addition to the foregoing we
earn that the crowd attacked the
house Of Messrs Godfrey, Gilman &
Go. abou! eleven O'Clock in the night
but'fnding i! defended. they retired.
ma short tine afterwards the attack
Tasrenewed, At each time no vio-
encc was manifested except to de-
hand the press. Those in the house
having refused to give up possession
and having expressed their determi-
nation to resist, it was resolved by
me assaients to set FIRE to the build
nyss-For this purpose ladder was
raised, and a fire kindlcd on the roof.
The tire when frs. kindled did not
burn freely, and a second person as
csnded to add !uol to it, While he
vas IN tho act of ascending the lad
a s the Rev. Mr.. Lovejoy came out
q q, the house and stood opposite the S
": corner Of the building.
de fired from this position several
amas, at a man ascending, but with
e!e1rct. A man from behind a pile
lumber on the wharf below, fired
,Mr' Lovejoy; the gun was caarg-
WITH two balls, both Of which en-
Wy Nlr. LIS body, near the Chest.
" y dropped the gun as he was in
ae act Of 6reing, ran up into the
(0ase, and as he reached the Clerks
'om tell on the threshold and expi-
I'd I. Instantly.
these in the house now proposed
ssrendering, if the fire put out. The
owd without assembled, and carried
. assr IN their II, hats to extinguish the
anes The door was then thrown,
psa' and as the crowd ru he'd in,
Y. guns wero fired, by sons Of
"sr,ng. The ball from one of the
aas lodged in the ANGLE ola Mr. B5ff
Ia ~ !; q the defenders Of the house,.
a.a IS yot doubtful wheths 81 he will
- ! ose his leg The other ball LODI
u y the foot ofMr. Weller. Sew
(m. ~ g persons in the house were
n.y. ssseo y attempting 70 escape. AS
..'; 8 NC crowd had gained pos
n ;s they took the press, broke it