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Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-10-05
TRUTH BREAKING FORTH.

W hen at Washington last June year
ngo. we were surprised. as we sta'ed in
our paper week or 80 since, 10 hear the
rawlings Of Mr.. Wise, and no one paying
any moro a,ien,iLh 10 his madness than if
he had not been there, at all. Indeed il
seemed TO be time when the members
bad leisure to walk about and converse
A few days after being in Philadelphia.
we were surprised on taking up paper,
to find this very speech eulogized to the
skies, by these letter writers-'as a mas
telly effort Of the young Vrginiaa-a sec.
ond R7ndoIph ph--how the menials of the
tyrant Jackson quakcd under the well di-
rec'ed fire Of this noble and worthy de.
scendan' of Virgiuia's best blood" filing
up column Of newspaper, while the
poor, duped wbigs all through the country
were echoing the nonsense.
But OF all the miserable pcrverson Of
truth, and fiddle iaddle' abou, Wise and
others Of scarcely greater importance,
none ofihe letter writer's gel ahend Of ".
L. in the Ohio State Journal. This Y.
L. writes for PAY, and would for money
make up as good story on one side as on
the other. Mr.. Hammond takes The
proper view Of this matter, and the coun.
try would he the gamer if II were follow
ed: Ohio 6tatrsman.
From the Gin Gazette.
MR.. WISE.
Mr.. Wise has acquired quito al exten.
sive celebrity in this country, and i, may
no, be amlss to look a little into tho chan
nels ,hs ough which he has Obtained it,
AS a member of Congress, his general
course has been too cratic, to be deemed
wise one. He has proposed several
measures. in which his adversaries have
gained advantage over him none. that |
recoIlect, in which he has done any good.
1t is not for his political sagaoiiy, for his
ststesman-like intelligence, for his powers
Of argument, that Mr.. Wise is distinguish.
cd. His strength lies in his capacity for
personal sarcasln, and in the Thersltes
like recklessness with which he scatters it
around him. For ihe extension Of his re.
putatlon IN these accomplishments, lie is
indebted to the, newspaper press, and
chiefly 10 those who write letters from
Washington. Yet of oil the swasil. buck
Ier speech makers in Congress, there is
no one who is more conrseIy and vulgarly
abusive Of newspapers and their Washing
ton correspondents than Mr.. Wise As
one Of the editorial corps, am persuaded
that Mr.. Wise should not be furher tole.'
rated in this course, Let him be ehectu.
ally rebuked. by the total omission Of his
name, in Washington letters and newspa
per publications from henceinr,h, until he
mends HIS manners towards those who
have built him up. What would Mr..
Wise be, Il he were thus dealt WITH
One of Mr.. W;so's denuncatiens is TO
be found in the proceedings Of Congress,
in this mornings Gazette. Mr.. Hacket
can hold his own with Mr. Wise. He
can safely say, and no doubt will sny.-
"Vengeance is mine. and will repay"
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-10-05

Whlg toll-gatherers swiltfake nothing
but Jackson money in payment for cross
ing their bridges and turnpikes, but demo-
cratic postmasters are tyrants if they will
not take whig shin-plaste.. for postage,-
". H. Patriot.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-14

Died, thr r"!cncc Of Ii, her, the c0ny nr Louisa
the ornr Of January 2 J""N & GRAVES EsI "i
IliIc, which he b.e w:ih christian ytu,r
;anhUui, u;
his DUch pO!r. The an''a5cnc Of his GSposilioa
the u! bs moSi< an ~" nice sense OF Justice and fair
dealing enr'nprd by Linz had acquired Tor him
Character ia: Of ordinary quality end the respect md
!t"cc OF the w"c community IN which he lived lie died as l."
had vad without crc:; AMI la: l"t numerous circle II
I'en! AM acIH aacc his us J.; has se!!cm fallen 10
Tie lot OF thr writer, witness who net death
:rarcs>Iy c,mposu." john r. Gnves-and
tou h: had made previous profession OF religion, yet IN rs
ilrc hHy perfectly sa l Of lis approaching G<sout'on Le
rcIr that death had him, through his contd
the Relecn:r lie has let aged and distressed father
wife an thee children lis ersrablc s In This fee
bic AMI lnr ho," 10 rpard worri family
III hS nIni fir nds at! iHiaIc"s IL
him has lived AM IN him ., rL, r Ao'cst "ok Gcd an h"-
u.
IL rhr RriLnn, IIcrall viii Lila.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-14

EAtANO FORTE MANDATORY, at Farmvie,
& tie only one South of Baltimore.-l have opened
a manu;actnry OF Piano Forlcs at Ibis place, and am
prepared to supply The country the most rras'naIie
TERMS Having procured first rae warkmcn ana male
rails can assure the public that the Pianos made al my
annfactory arc: ieas cqna in tone and workmanship
to any made the North. !: vii! be apparent hat my
exnenses here are much less than those OF nanuiactu-
rers in large cities and in consequence OF which, am
enabled to sell my Pianos lower than any other maker
In addition TO the above, keep constantly in store
res at the North which vii! sell lower than the Rich
,ond prices. Also, al! other kinds of musical nstru
mens strings, every kind Of music, instruction books
&c, SC. | will send all Planes, bought at my
not exceeding ~ miles, keep Icm in tane aad warrant
them for Il months isscpair tune, aud hire ont Pianos
The mos, reasonable terms. GEO T. kNACfF.
S,v II 5J-lafi!m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-14
EEss F'S'' %
EE4sY'1"S
Eoisc;.y tsmG E;.achtssSe Office,
RiCHDOND. FlRGISIA.

Horr is daily sending prizes TO his patrons al dis
within three days four capital prizes have hccn
sold by thai fortunate distributor of prizes, HOYT,
Lrk well Ia t'e magnificent scheme for the 18th Of
Frbruary-Fify Thousand Dollars Capital; 100 prizes
Of $! OUU, &c. Tickets only $iu.
Drawing of Grand Consolidated, No. l. Extra, 1887.
! 60 Is 5 81 II 81 43 d %
Drawing Of Va Mnnoug:!ia, No. l, for 1887
~ Is II 43 81 ii q 43 60 2
Drawing Of Grand Consolidated, N1.2
81 20 10 63 81 90 30 Al
Drawing of Richmond Academy, No. l, FIR 1887.
ri 10 j. 25 81 IS 50 rs
) 55 in Grand Consolidated =, s. 900
43 AZ 81, in Wheeling !, 500
q 2G 3d. in Richmond !, 200
4 Is 81, do. J, 20O
The above all Sold aud will be paid by IloYr, to whom
be particular to address your orders.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-14

FA:a.. Rks.osrER We have just been shcnn i /.
ter from Columbus, ga dated 2Sh Dec, to gentle
in this p!acc, whch contains the following para
graph:
About 90 minutes ago. witnessed quarre! between
Col. Felix Lewis, and Doctor Sullivan, in which Sui
Ivan rev pis,o! and attempted 10 shoot Lewis h.
fred Lewis drew large Bowie knife and stabbed h;n
10 The heart He now lies co:psc-dd not live two
minutes. - Columbus Sentinel.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-14
Tic Stolen Votes.
,S.r,kcrn Literary .neSScnErr.

T,,ox,s ". WHITE Informs his patrons NAT me Isl
,i,c ,l;,d volume Of the Messenger, will be- Ger
:'i,y forthcoming oa The 2Gth inst, tie could of'r ans
,,s satisfactory apologies for lis non aprraFance 0".'
,r,,, time BIZ. deems i. unnecessary lls''a,"', VI"
rya,,,rd v uaco#'-o!!Gt!c cSGscs, the Messenger
vii; bs issued on or before the 18th Of every month
F,Srs friendly to Mr. White and his Magazine, VIII
oil; 20 him by noticing his fact.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-14
Lo3k ut Ills!
5000! 100 p,iz"s Of 81 ,000!! &c.
ViHyssnFa state LOTTERY,
LnIE NJ III:

For The benefit Of the Lsesburg Academy, Class No .,
Ia be drnra at .1iernadria, Va, feb. IS, 1887.
Rich oad SpIendid Capitals!
$50 0Oo Sl5.'0o, SlDO0o. 5000, 1880 100 Of 0OQ,
10 of 500 90 Of 800. 81 Of 2o0 &c, &c.
package of whole tickets in this Lottery will be
forwarded for $3.50, certificates Of do $l1o, package
of halves Sll5 certificate OF do. so, package OF
quarters, ST. 80, certificate Of do. $35.
Single wholrs $40, halves s., quarters 81 90
Tickets in all Lotteries for sale by the package single
ticket by the a-ucky HO1I,
At the Virginia Lottery Office directly under the sign
of the Eagle who has and is now selling more Capital
Prizes than any other render in the known world.
N. B. Orders in ali cases strictly confidential.
u Orders for Tickets from any part OF the Ur:':d
STATES BY Mail or otherwise, enclosing cash pri:e
tickets, thankfully received and executed by return
mail with the same prompt attention personal ap7li-
cation and the result given (wien requcsted) mmeti
steIy after the drawing-if addressed to
Ian Il. I77-2,w,fl D. M. HOYT..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-14

HtLEMENT TOWN FEMALE SCHOOL-The
y School at my house, in Clement Town, Amelia
County, under the superintendent of HARRIET A f.
RI:o2, will commence its ensuing session on the FIRST
day of February next.
Miss RIsoy, by her devoted attention to the duties OF
her School, and the facility with which she imparts in
srructon her pupils, is avoraby known teacher
of the following branches of an English education "
,horravi,y, Reading, Wriiiny Arithmetic, English
Grsmma1 Geography, Natural and Moral Philosophy,
Exercise in COMPOSITION, History, Needle Work, Dra~,
inc and Painting Her Schoolroom is comfortable ana
convenient, and its location pleasant and healthy. Tho
subscriber is prepared accommodate in his family six
Tsrs for The scholastic year Of 10 months are as fol-
BOARD. including washing, bedding, candles and fne
so; Orihourapl Reading asa wiring S5 all o.hef
instruction, $50. RlCiiANO H.
January u ""i"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-14

IL NOTlCE.-The friends ofihe Administration are
requested to attend at Buckingham February court,
for the purpose of nominating suitable candidates
for their SURFACES at the spring election In in the
next General Assembly. MANY CITIZENS.
Jan If IL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-14
S-TnrnspAr, Jan. II. Is37.

MAEKETS-THrnsDAr Jan. IL, 1897
Tie ice sill impcd"s vgaon, and the cons"-
qupncp is few transactions il the produce lnarket-su?
ply Of Tnhacco srnall-geacral sales Of SO -
g. The ice has prevented tho city mills from grinding,
and there wheat lransac'ions-,he last SALES Ct
flour are al $40 A. bat the article is generally held at
$40 - GEO. l.. SAMSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-14

NJEGROES FOR SALE.-Pursuant 10 a decree Of
l g the county court q! Caroline, in the suit Baughaa
Is Baughan: will sell, The second Monday in Feb
ruay Chat heinz court day.l 1T the Bowling Green,
four likely NEGROES. belnnging to the estate of Ben
jamin bingham, Decd TOR cash Traders requested
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-14

RYR. WILLIAMS, the English Ocul;st, may he
I'VE iu::d the Eagle Hotel. where he will give his
opminn all Ladies' aid Gentlemen from ten 10 four
o'cncS, without fec. The poor will he received and
treated gratis. without Surgical operation, every day at
clock lSundays excepled) at The Rev Mr.. TayIoIs
second Baptist Church. c"paned by certificate f,on
any Minister Of the Gospel.
Jan Il TT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-14
MARRIAGES..
DE IrilS.

Mirl Tnr.rr, The a1i D:cerab-r, 1885, by Rev.
Cop G, ~. Ep+sHI H. .HTr o. t;| cy 10 Hiss .ERiET
Gsm,.pi " CAPT. J.srr: Fc,r al tiles City .ouJ, Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-14

~, evenly FIVE DOi.LERS REWARD.-iian
IS away from the subscriber, Monday, the 9TH inst
Il negro man named I,wrs. lie is about ~ years Old,
very dark co,i''"x;pn aboul3 feet, inches high
speaks distinctly when spoken To- aud somewhat rup.
turcd on the right side fear he has gone TO Rich
mnnd with the design of getting on 10 the North. Aso
ran awav from NE about the Isl Of September last, my
n:nn Mit-das complexion, about !ect3 inches high!
sixty years old-grey head fiat nose, thick lips
and s;rll ears The relltirns Of lIawcs, re at Mtor
Dirrs', in Nelson; John Gaiewood's, in Caroline and
SPRINGER Colc;n1ns, in Spr;syvaaa: Mats relations
?e NEAR Ia gorsviiIr ia Il.aover. For experimenting
and securing IIacs of this county, so that get hln
again will give S5j; if taken in this county and de-
v,rcJ t., ne. will give SD Fr the apprehension OF
Mat, gu, "f this county 50 that get him again, will
rive So If taken in the county and delivered TO n.y.,
| will eve S2 30. CLAYTON COLEMAN
i,,r,hn. cn Ian IA 7T-2iwiw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-14

& ANE HUNDRED AND SIXTY DOLLARS RE-
~ WARD-Rnn away on the lllh instant eig!:t
negro vZ:lsham abfut 50 years old, with scar
on Of his shoulders, cut with scyt!ie blade; SaH,
about 30 years old. dark complexion, and very muci
burnt the face and s0mach Edmund, % years OF age,
ratlrr dark, inclined 10 BE- knockkneed and tall DoH,
low thick So negro, ~ years OF age no particular
mark cnry abpat II years DID, tall and inc lined to he
spare; Jack. dark negro, about % years OF age. v"Iy
chunky and has lost number IF lis teeth Mat, ais"
low chunky Negro not vr!y dark complexion, about =!
yrars o!i Peter snail negro, about the complexion Il
Mat. y years old.
The above Negroes to!e.aby well clothed;
with hats, and others with caps. They were OIL tar
way the Chesterfield Fits owned by Murchie, Bran
der Il Co.., and went Off Tie above reward will -
given their delivery to the subscriber Ches''
field Court house, Va $50 for either of the
br $!5 for either secured in Jail that get hl
again All persons hereby prewarned from harb7r'
lmg or carrying or the sid Negroes under the penalty
of Tie law BENZ. GRAVES.
JAN A. 17-3twtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-14

ri, States had the power TO incorporate ha:,Sng Ia
,:o,s and they would continue 10 exercise that pow
=, ,s il yain then, for the General Government
e. ,cnn, bv is legisatinn TO introduce an tie'aStue
10 ;c currency. The attempt would only lead 10 oil
, md mischief lie went, however: for the re
n'" he curr:Ecy-fur the Introduction %; The orond'
', basis of geld aud silver circulation so as
,c, he precious metals a. the Common c"eren'
" IN, ordinary business TRANSACTIONS oil !Iie-stls
E! " ,.,J, nuG commerce derive all the advantages
s.,yJ ;,oa we'll regulated and well c"n,r'iird
", :, *;"m This. he t''"ngh', cou''i re rH ctf"
", ,rpr. lie issuing ard c'cE'a;'nh o. 'e s"'a''s'
., s!t,.i u rf bank nrrsand this he sirennouSl%
"i'' ,,; l., be Gon" By The States, aud as tar
u's'" ny III. j :tion o. HE Government. -
as ,.,rs &c isrsl cordially cuncul with him;
IL '' nn,n the State of Virginia Iu set the Exam.
III" sister STATES Let her Legislature adopt the
pS j,ru, lhis wner-(and this Is tie time to do ~
Las" nent session FOX this solitary act will deserve
hks no, only Of the STATE, oot OF Tue "ho!e cn'"h
" threw away, then, the pearl Of great price
Tic Stolen .Notrs.
.,,,r,r-s;and Tia, apop-shop-kcrper IN Manchester
,s u,:rs OF Perkins, was arrested Oh thursday .ss
+: INK spspcirn oi being concerned in tir robbery
MY "SIo,G;i in Lymchhurg nn'es from the Lynch
81 ''' -, H.. is the person who surrendered TO tie
i1FS some days since, $l2o IN those noles,
lam "a ;n1nar story ol having compelled some ne
Wv" ' - ABANDON and drop The notes by hr'ng his
COS a. :, The woods near Manchester. 1t Is not
E y, this moment. 10 specify all Inc CIRCUMSTANCES
., l,! 10 Ni:c Sn$pcI"n. he panNs ""ts 1.S" &c
wing, ' ,,n by the ran,e Of Randall, who had we
r'$t" ,,:,- rnc negro has confessed, since his
!" 49, h,vi.- s'o.,u he trunk, IN when lhF ho'eS
,ird and conveyed il to Perkins premises
WIZ w. nj, Tie iron rib Of the trunk was louhd'
".'te ~ ,.,rs in ne;ghbnrng lot hrse TWO per-
II" '' IN i,il-tu' understand. that no iho'c
,,,,y has W. ben !@ui;d
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-14

COMMUNICATED.
CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION AT TApPAHANNocK:
At 4 convention OF Delegates from The Congressional
district composed of the counties Of King Queen,
King William, Essex Caroline and Nllddese1 held at
Tappahanncck 2Gth December, 1885, Pursuant I" pre-
viuus notice. for The purpose Of recommending suIta
bic individual as the candidate Of the Republican party,
for the next Congress- Maur r. NJ. Scsar, Of hlddcsex
was called the Chair and hessrs Henry Tyler: OF ga
ruine and w. BTceddus, Of Middesex, appointed Sc
creturss The object Of the convention having been
briefly hnt appropriately explained by the Chairman
motion Of DrJphn &. Taylor, Of hliddesex list Of
the delegates in attendance from each county, was or
dered be taken; whcrcupon il appeared that there
were present from
king 4. QAecn-William Bird.
king WlIium Thomas Pembcrton, Jns. II. Robins
EsSen-Rn. G. Hail Chas Bray, Larkin Noel, Thos
l.. Lalane, YIN. A. Wright, VIM. Euhank.
Curoline-Daniel Drjarncl,, John o. Sutton, Henry
.Hiddlescn-R NJ. ssgar, VIM lessee, john R. 1ay
Tor. WIN Broaddns
Rrsoircd unanimously, That some of the counties
Of this district are nly represented in this Convention
the Chairman appoint committee OF one from each
county, 10 enquire into The expedency OF going into the
proposed recommendation.
In conformity to this resolution, the Cha irmsn ap.
pointed the following gentlemen as the connlltee-W
Bird, Of King ~ Queen; JOS Fl Robins, of King Wila'n
Tn L. Latane of Essex; Daniel Deiarnetl, Of Caroline,
and J. r. Taylor of Middesex; Who having retired for
short time reported that sit is erpdient TO proceed 10
the proposed recommendation.
Whilst the committee in session. the arrival Of
Dr. NJ G. Faun,lsroy, q delegate from King Il Queen,
announced. and, on suggestion of the Chairman,
made known TO the committee
On motion of W. a. Wright, Of Essex
Eesoieed unanimously, That committee Of one, from
each county in this Convention, be appointed
by the Chan man. whose duty it shall be, first to confer
with the delegates from their respective counties. and
then to confer with The other members Of The committee,
and report The name Of the person, candidate for
the next Copg S. who shall he deemed ceplable
the Republican voters Of this district and likely
to concentrate the. strength Of the party
In obedience This resolution, the Chairman appoint
cd the following gentlemen the committee WIN. A.
Wright of Essex NJ. G. Fauu,eroy. of King s. Qucen
TIL. II. Pembcrton Of King Wi!lan John O. Sutton, of
Caroline; and Wm Jesse Of Middelesex; who after The
necessary deliberations rcpnr,rd that Your committee
having iakca the Of the resolution under which
we directed o act, in full consideration, do unani-
mousy recommend Colonel a. R. Iarwood, Of King &,
Qrcen, as the Candidate deemed acceptable te the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-14

FRANCIS ". SCOTT. Commr.
I'm Is 11-WiW
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WHOLESALE PRICES.

WnE,T-nn change in price. none coming into mar
ket-nomnal price l75 cents to 81 per hushc.
FLuuH-sa"s a, $40, some bold at $40 l y
CoEN-90 CTS. per bushrl.
COTTGS-l4 tn 10 cents.
OATs-s3 cents.
Salt none.
HEERISGs - Gross. 81 to 81 l.S-Nrti. So 4.
N.Ep 4,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-12-29

2. ] have not the slightest knowledge
I'm, any American citizen has been arrest
I'd and detained by military force within
the Province, whilst here on lawful buSi
ness and without having done any thing III
vlolal ion Of the laws of he Province.
3 can mosi positively assure you that
no orders have been given to any civil or
military officers, TO arrest any American
cl,izrns or punish any American citizen &C
cotd,nu to Martial Law, for that which he
NAV have sad or done while within the ju-
r,dc,lnn oi The United States. TO issue
such orders wnnd be a violation of all law
and Of every principle ofjn-tcr; v"'s''o'L
%, which II Is impossible To suppose that any
c,v,hzcd government, would justify.
a. nm entirely ignorant ot the occur.
| rcucr of any such fact as that mrn',ned
| under the fourth head. ramcIy that armed
men and officers nf this P,uv,nce have been
Within the Untrd Safes tnr The purpose ot
making arrests Tins | am c't'niu tha'
40 officer of h" Province would dare T."
commit such an uffancr, and Il he shoi'd.
his conduct would meet with condign pun
| l>hmnn'.
Having thus answered as to my own
| know lrdyc md convection the above
grounds If c,mplalnt. have now to sac
TIM, ] shall ,m,ns diaelv call the attention
of H. Excclencv the Governor III Chief u"
th, very important subject and IN order i"
enable me TO do so with the greater effect
| | hope YOU viii allow me to ,lan.mn Tor
HIS I.nrd.hip's information as well Mr..
Smiths l"iier as the number ol thu Frank
| I'm Messenger cont aiming the account ct the
meeting held n, St. Adams on The 70 il
ms, touching the eaid matter at compliant.
1t will am confiden',afftrd His Lotd-h'r
the highest satisfaction 10 learn from such
respectable source as your Correspondent
| On confirmation of his own previous couvtc
iion) that 1t is the intention Of American
ciiiZ"ns to maintain an bonorab'" a'trnd''
in relation 10 the present state of things IN
this Province. and such an attitude as can
| give no ust offence to any one. WIN re-
specific Tier h'ajes'y's subjects in the Pro-
vince NAV with ptopre;y appeal to you,
yourself (of Ame,~an origin and who have
so many years resided a>song Us 1t 1t Is no'
their universal wish To keep Nndnr any CIR
cums'anccs friendly feeling ard preserve
a cordial understanding with the Cr'zen>
of the United States, To say nothing OF
the strong tie of common origin and other
strong ties, how can it be otherwise, after
the many proofs which we have seen and
experienced of their generous feeling and
sympathy for British subjects, whenever
an opportunity has been afforded for their
exercise.
] have the honor to be Dear Sir,
Your mos, obedent'servant,
c. r. OGDEN. AIRY General
JASON G.. PIERCE ESQ.
ST. Johns, L. G.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-12-29

A letter TO DR. Nelson from hia son, n
lad of fourteen. pupil in ST.. IIyaclr,h
College, dated the 2lst of October, ind.
Gates that the boy his been thoroughly
mbned with the doctrines Of his father.
IL wish" he says. "ihat il will do W, Il
and without any mise. rXcept with the
other side winch bate very much I b..
hove 'lInt The prediction by that man na
med EuutG"". " Ill be- nccnmpl she'd wh,ch
l. HAT to" province would b. all cuvcr, d
with blood aud dead bndl s."
On this the IlrralG rrunrks. hat death
on the afi'd Is he bust example ,ha,
such father can give to such u child"
TINS Is n fair specimen of the temper ul
the ulirn-Tory Canadian press and if the
punishment VI III" Insurgents is flowed
M IN the c"d bondrd polrrv Wh,ch l. r.
Commended. there can b. lltln reason III
doubt on which sd" the sytnDa,h HES oi
Civ,lznlluu VIII Ultimately attach. A. the
blood Of rehu;pn. martyrs was the seed
If the church, the blood Of political martvrs
--mislcd. mls'okrn, Infatuated though, they
may be-iS the seed Of the volui,nn and
undergraduates. Thr day has gone by for
he sangulnaty eno'crmrnt of Such clam.
~ those of Grca, BrIaln IN her coluuios
The resurrection Is now IN all prObahilU '
crushed. Lci not the Brush Government
hnh, epntk IN lis ashes that shall rckIn
die the fame that L. eXringnished. Bn
when the Tory Journals talk so freely o
| the chatter" he "sculfrld,' and "faltelnl
men tor the anllows." they cmbody sentl
men's which cannot fail to excite all tn,
symua'hles "t humanity. IN b. half Of ever
an Ill Timed and nnjnSnfiabe popular in
surrcc,ion. IN Y. Courier.