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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-08-05
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-08-05

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Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-01-04

report Bill to amend the 18th section of
the Deposit Bill, passed at the last session.
so as to release the States from any oblga-
ton to return the portions of the surplus re-
venue which they might receive.
Mr.. Dunlap, of Tenn. moved to lay the
resolution on the table; on which motion
the Yeas and Nays were ordered, and were
Yeas l26-Nays 10. So the resolution
was laid on the table.
On motion Of Mr.. Childs, Of N. Y. the
use of the hall was granted to the American
Colonization Society for its annual meeting.
Mr.. McKcon offered the following:
Resolved, That the Committee Oh Com.
mcrco be directed to inquire into the ex-
podcncy of regulating the pilots in the At.
lantic ports of the United States. Adopted.
Mr.. Jarvis offered the following rcsolu-
ton, which was adopted:
Resolved, That the Secretary Of the
Navy be directed to furnish this House with
the names of the officers of the Navy who
have, during the year 1896, received or.
ders for service, and who have asked to be
excused, together with the reasons offered
by them for such indulgence. Lies one
day.
The House adjourned.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-01-04

mat wears of contrition and repentance
will be unable to heal. The great sources
of our present prosperity are TO be traced
10 the stability of our legislation, the intcg-
rity of our judiciary, and the good faith
with which all our engagements have been
kept, aud our credit sustained Those dbl
igent and intelligent servants OF the state
who have had charge of our PUBLIC I'M.
provenents, have, by their economy, and
judicious application of our funds, placed
our credit abroad, not only upen elevated,
but enviable grounds, whilst the stern intcg-
ray, and persevering industry of our judi
ciary have been crowned with equally ben
cficial and salutary effects. have again
and again, whilst on business in our eastern
cities, heard our judiciary spoken Of in
terms that made me proud that I was Cit
izen of Ohio.
No collision or fraud, sir, says an cmin-
ent merchant Of one of our eastern cities,
can stand before your judiciary. This IS
the character, gentlemen, that causes capt.
tai 10 seek employment here; this is the
character that gives security to our rights,
and value to our property, and to these
combined causes, are to be attributed a
large portion of that flowing prosperity thai
is felt throughout every portion of our CON-
monweath.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-01-04

O." The particulars Of the second great confa-
grafton of the public property at Washington.
will b, found in to-day's paper, copied from the
National Intelg.nccr. A resolution of inquiry
into tn, matter, was Immediately adopted by tn
house of representatives,. We hope congress will
b, admonishod by this warning, to make some
pr,tty thorough provision for future security, at
the expense even of some thousands of dollars.
The value Of the property destroyed in the pltent
oific, alone, would have more than paid tho cx-
penses of sufficient number of engines, and
disciplined corps of fremon, ever in readiness to
protect the public departments.
Tn, Int,lligencer dolsnot account for the ORR
gin of the fire but the correspondent of the Jour-
nal of Commerce attributes it to the coal and
wood vaults having been mado depository for
substantially saved perqusitcs of oficc--by
the messengers and subordinatos of the three OF.
fees in the Notwithstanding, that : 1t is un-
necessary to explain the process whereby dry
pine wood may be igni!ed, through the means of
burning cindcrs.' g
In relation to the destruction of the city post
office, the several heads ofdepartment have given
notice, that all letters and communications which
reached Washington on the afternoon or tight of
Dec. Ia, were destroyed.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-01-04

From Buenos Ayres.--By the arrival of
the ship BRUrUs, ADAMS, from Buenos
Ayres, we have received files Of papers to
the 18th Oct. They contain no news, how
ever, of much importance. Every thing
appears quiet there. A despatch had been
received by the Governor from Col. Pcaro
Ramos, dated Puntas del Arroyo papelque
LIST, Oct, stating that the force under his
command had routed a division of Borogas
Chilan Indians, who, at daybreak, on LIST.
had surprised the Tolderias of the friendly
Indians, robbed them of their horses, and
bore away the major part of their families.
The Col. states, that as soon as he receiv-
ed an account of the affair, he proceeded
with some cavalry and friendly Indians in
search of the enemy. Having overtaken
them, they did not wait for the attack, but
charged Col. Ramos's force with the great
est intrepidity, doubtless animated with
the recent triumph they had Obtained.
They were however repulsed, and at
tackled in their turn; but they made brave
resistance, and held their ground for near
ly three hours, although repeatedly charged.
At the end of that time they retreated, and
were pursued and cut down for seven
leagues, when the pursuit was discontinued
in consequence of the wctncss OF the ground
from heavy rains and the jaded state of the
horses. Only few Indians escaped, more
than 200 of them were killed, and all
the families and booty they had taken
from the friendly Indians, recapturcd.
Col Ramos's loss was % killed, and 30
wounded; amongst the wounded were
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-01-04

" The Storm on tho night of the goth ult.,
was Tremendous al Buff4lo and eastward. Tiers
was much sufftrihg among tho poor families on
the fats. The docks were ovcraown and some
what damaged, and the Journal speaks of il as
equal to the great storm year ago. On one Of
III, Streets boat, in which were several persons,
was caught in the footing ic, and datained seve-
raj hours, until reached and rescued, ut length,
by two other boats 'Onc of the men was so
ably froz IN in the feet that he could not stand
Though it was not known that any lives were
lost, yel the individual suf ring must have be n
s,vere and extensive. We looked upon those lit.
lie raised up tcncmon's of the fla s, in plisng
them last fall, as sympathy traps, calculated Oh
purpose to draw larg ly upon Buif.lo benevo-
nee, at every flooding of Lake Erie.
OF those who or led their lives, enduring +
tigue ana cold, in relieving The mass ofsaif 4rers,
nd through whose perseverance, many lives were
If Messrs. Charles ii. A len, Wm. Seaman, ii. N.
Holt, ". Wilkeson, S. Jordan, Il. Bitch, Capt.
Chase and All. Prince.
At Rochester, the windows of tho " Gencsoe
House" were blown IN. and tho new brick DIV cl-
ling of Arson House, Esq on south st. Paul-a.,
was unroofod.
The plpcrs state, that considerable damage
vas done to the shipping, both at Philadelphia
nd New-H ven, and that at the latter place
lure brick building was unroofsd. M
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-01-04


" Our neghbor, Mr.. H. BARNS. we perceive,
has again become proprietor and editor Of the
Niles Gazette, first established and respectfully
conducted by him something over year ago.
The establishment HIS been in other hands the
last six monthly whom some things wers
done, which might for the credit Of the concern
better have been left undonc. With Mr.. Barns
at the head again, the paper comes up at once to
its original standing of respectahiliiy; and he
promises, as soon as materials can ba obtained to
onlarg, il TO the size of the Detroit Free Press--
assuring his patrons, that nothing shall be lofs
undone on his part to render rho Gaz Ute wei.
come vaiter, wherever il goes. Success 10 him.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-01-04

a. The legislature of South Carolina finally.
after having in caucus resolved to support nobody
for president, went next to that in their official
capacity, and in the wonted oiisids manner Of
that state, chose electors to vote for WILLIE p.
MANGum, of North Carolina, for President. and
JONI TYLER, Of Virginia for Vice President.
The regular cindidatcs, Van Duren, Hprrison
md White, were equally obnoxious 10 ths estate
rights" ews Of the singuIarIy pnre and pullify.
ing South Carolinians What a Mica pattern
for the disseniers of Michigan!
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-01-04

Fire at Niies.--We arc informed that scve.
raj buildings were destroyed by fire at Mics, in
Berricn county, on Thursday night, the aoth ut.
as follows -
Store Of jasper Mason, and n,arly all tho con-
fonts, consisting of stock of $4,000; Store Of
the M 'ssrs. Waterman, goods saved; dwelling
house and shop and tin shop--buildings all lc-
longing to Mr.. Mison; and Recess kept by
Mr.. Derby. Loss estimated at $4,000; 5000
insured.
Fire supposed to have takon from tn, stove
pips in the second. story Two men sleeping in
tho upper roor, were obliged to jump out of the
second storywindow to save tht r lives,
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-01-04

Unfolding upto view some OF the scurpy 70.
marks of tho two editors in one place. of diff rent
sides in politics, the Detroit Advertiser very co...
r,ctly Observes Every moral man and every
gontl IN n, should consider how far il concerns
his principles and charictr TO support ,uch
ve'icl s of scurrility." But we should like 10
know, what tn, Advertiser means, by calling
HENRY MUHLESpEaG fvcrite of the Jacobins.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-01-04

" A petition TO tho Legislature of this state,
is is circulation in this county for act to allow
bounty on the destruction of Wolves, Of S25.
The great adaptsdness of the st. Joseph country
t, the growing of wool, makes it important That
early and promp. measures be taken, for the ex-
termination of so rufian an enemy.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-01-04

Adutant Juan Pablo, (seriously,) Cap.
tain Jose Morales, and Brevct Lieut..
Mariana Soto, (slightly.) The Indians had
amongst the killed, their principal Cacique,
and seven inferior chieltains.--Cour T. Eng.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-01-04

G-The Rev. Mr.. WHITEsIpEs will OIL.
ciate on Sunday next, at White Pigeon in
the morning, and at Constantine in the af.
ternoon: the morning service TO commence
at ! past 10, and the afternoon service at 3
o'clock.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-01-04

u MARSHALL TINES, is the title of new pa
per in Calhoun county, by JOHN Graves, recent
ly proprietor ofthe Geneva IN. W G .zotte. W.
announced. hut two or three weeks sinc,, the es-
tablishmcnt Of neatly executed democratic jour-
nal, the Patriot, by Mr.. Bunco, at tn, same vii
lage. The Times is also handsomely printed
and well conducted democratic paper. For the
prosperity of both establishments, the editors
have our best wishes. From tho indications thus
given, Marshall must coon become larg, ana
fourishing town.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-01-04
TEMPERANCE.

The first Anniversary of the Constan.
tine " Total Abstinence Society,"" will be
holden at the school house, on Saturday
evening next. A general attendance is re.
quested. LYMAN r. LOWELL,
Constantine, Jan. a, 1887. Scc'y.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-01-04

OF BY invitation of the Presbyterian
Church of Constantine, Rev. Mr.. WARRr.
NER is expected TO preach in this place, at
half past one o'clock, next Sabbath.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-01-04

MARRIED-On Sunday Evening. January
LIST, 1897, by Thomas Cllarlion, Esq Mr.. Hs.
FAN HARwooD 70 Miss Polly EDDY. all of Whits
Pigeon township. t. ~.
AT Springfield, Ia by the Rev. Christopher
Cory. on the 10th uli. Mr.. JONATHAN WooDRurg
jr. merchant Of Lima, to Miss LYDIA A. PREsrox
Of the former place.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-01-04

" In Claromont, N. H., it is siid, perfect
Lambert Of a Co,o weighs 1890 lbs, and that
she was rliscd in Oxford. Aud steer was
mentioned, b longing to the same town, weighing
$500 lbs. Ncw-H mpshire is great for cattle.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-01-04

&c The Niles Free Bridge, we learn from the
Gaz cite, is completed, through tho enterprise Of
o. p Llcey, Esq, across the st. Joseph, at the
foot of Broadway;a work of great benefit to that
place. and of general utility to the travelling pub
lie who pass that way. E
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-01-04

" Our down cast friends wish TO know what
winter is, here. Well-About the Goth ult., wo
had about foot more snow. which thawed and
froz, again, next day, and now wo'vo more snow.
tight, cold Weather. and exc lIent sleighing.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-01-04

q" An eastern editor, beyond Albany, notes it
as alarming to modern b,aux, that high k,eled
boots project tho knees, diminish the calf, and
destroy the symmetry of the leg. But any thing
among the dandy stock, that viii diminish ths
calf" ought TO BIO viewed as encouraging, rather
than alarming.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-01-04

little grand fiilure common $Inost every
whore, WIS experienced at the recent confagra.
tinguishirg firos bling wholly INADEQUATE to the
v Iua of this property at stake" is not this ano-
adinoui';on to MS in this place, to begin to
max some Iropar i,on7
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-01-04

u Floating Poetry.-Al stter came to tho A.
bion post Office recently, says tho ORLEANS Rspub-
lcan, airing the following supcrscription -
ITO Albion now speed your way,
In Orl ans county straight;
Find Ezra Brown without delay
Or else find Ezra's mater!
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-01-04

D'Spain.-Tho Courier and Enquirer gives
the following brief extract from long speech by
the Queen of Spain, on tn, opening of tho gen.
cral cortes, Oct "a. This paragraph is on the late
change in the government -
"No sooner was convinced that it was
really the will of the nation, that the mon.
archical Constitution proclaimed at Cadz.
should be re-cs,ablished, than lhastcned TO
swear to the observance of it, and ordered
that it should be sworn to and observed
as the fundamental law of the kingdom.
At the same time seeing that il was the de-
sire of the people, that this constitution
should be revised and corrected in order to
make it more compatible with the purposes
for which 1t was established, Iconvened the
Cortes TO deliberate on the measures Of
sautary reform required. | also summon
ed around me and formed my admnistra-
ton of persons deserving my entire conf
dcnce, and who already known TO the peo-
pie would believed inspire them with con-
fidence also. hope that this has been the
effect of their conduct whls in Office, and
il in some instances they have been com.
peeled to deviate from the strict letter of the
law, have no doubt they have been COM
PEELED to il by the irresistible necessity of
saving the State, and that it will be approx
cd by the Cortes."
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-01-04

~ Tho book of subscription for stock in tho
Bank Of Constantine, was opsncd on Monday.
III, Cd inst. Tho indications are, that the stock
will all be taken during the present week.