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100000 pieds do p'anches q plan
.,.,. n,,nebes a border e, ~plsnehes A lan1hrisser.
A yendrs al Compliant.
l6 mails ). DCNN 20.
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Ouyragrs RImprinlcrlc.
Execufes "a bureau de Cette
Fe1gitle,
CATALOGUES, CHEChS.
Etc. E!c. Eic.
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COUR DES PREUVES.
pAROISSE EST DATONROOGE.
Successiou de Jas. M. Wilinn's.
1uNOUTES personaes ayant des reclam,aons
eon,rs Ia succession de James 4. Williams
...,, pr.e.s d. los pv6.s".ss nu so"ss'g"o pour G"
e,rc page. c.,w
Z JUN 1851
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JOUIkDAN e. Co.
~PHARMACIENs.
Rue LAFAYETTE.
lIOULIN A SClE
nN RATION ROUGE.

r public est prevent que les prix s"'vaus, al
4 compliant, ont et6 Gtablis h &c mo'',"' 81 70
souss,,no espcrc que les pcrsonues q"' aehs,efo"'
du bo,s seront ponctuelles a venir payer auss''o' que
lcurs orlres an, ,nt cte ren.p'is. ar
planches a Plancher, pied rebuilt par l.. ~
Planchcs DUN pouce, ~
Punches a border ct a lam5risser, ~
Bois de Charpentc de toute sorte, ~
Lattes, pied ~courant, ="
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RpNsca4r MIpte.

~~aas4ssaA@af SO sAMNs
TINE auswtnhles dss Acknowledgements dsa lsea.
les publlquss u0it " FddfM sauatdi "a do
coufAn d l'oihev IA
sfEpiiEN HENDERSON. Junt,
10 Juln-@t7 Rue Lafayette.
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"A Vcndrc.

Vcndrc.
TINE quat,eronnr asSe do % ans, nvec SEES de"s
u ~cofuns, Pune EsHe de 4 ans e. Fa"'fe 40 y
ans. File est bonne blanchisseuse, rcpasse"se CT
cuisiniere
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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1837-06-10

I mea.tru,. j. Thana., 8. II Cany,
i. Halle. a. r. Williams, NJ. T. Fiat.
Nile, Oeiaans. 4 JUN 1897.
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.1uri dc Police.
rAROjsyE EST BATON ROUGE.

IVNHt, II JNth d
l.. .earss ~,aeuiit,e No Ju,, no to,,ee Ne II
"a rs'o'.se ~, Hate" t,ovas, iutep' %f'est"sf,
~ u,eWb'es %s,ivantst
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, M. b, ftotrn Penny 4, !. n,
k,s,u,s,st, y, Fergus lDoptnatistt ~, lnhh ri
Mettnai II, Wm. u. Lea / ~. Lewis rybuth
tss msn,btes ~s,ivnn.s aysh, ptot'oi'ae tst.,A-
tn,. ~,tttsu, ists s'age. -
NJ. ~. Leus"i,. !, q. rs,r.l =, J. NJ
'.h,mns, !, Wm. Motifs, I, J"sspI, ,isatb. q
Fur ms',cn, Lem r. Mrt'n-. \ ,a,s IL f%ru'sal',
=, %iesis"e. M.s.'., D"pinn''s', W 2 Lea -
ltobrt, Penny, r",' %rsa'oiurt les "st'6tsn dts
maMhtrs rec eu,,neut Hlus,
r, H. trutad, ,ep,es~".nn, IL are, Aff0ndiss
ssreU,, p''' siege
i.e ,o,nl,a ni',ss \ vni. r~snn''ns 'ss t~s',lhrAis hss
msmh,es fatermeU, afns, n. 'nrpott que Mssefs.
A, II, i~eg.pd,., a. r.,,r~,J, N. vtan,As, WIZ,
Nohis n Joseph itssva, e,ais'' h"etaer' Alts' ls
eom,,a ~, ~.a,4ia', 10 ~l'alsetiun he Z, u u"n'sa i,
i,iinuo,abls HAS. J'essie', luas ~ rafol.ss,
a,au absent, In j"h p,nteds h %''sirrsl"" den Fie
.,isu,, pre TENS aI,es ~Gaio'sgr, 4. Feittr nv
declare 'lG,nrnn ajps IL
joseph Pine, . a,s rcumS Constable pon II
jut, 10 r.lies.
I. J"'.'.., ~.jo"'n" ,'.y'A . ''u''' Dc ''.py''
HiiHis Y ss
t.vss, arsss mttt.
10 Ju,t s'rs, assemble tautotmsnsM 4 Fsjbar
as,,an,, l.s ne mes msi.btss 10 faysnt midi Stani
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rr noUTts.
Route Dist Ne. /, I,r. Dun,
Y, Hsnon Dalatrj
=, !. u kis,npst"fi
4, Juo, Hsmlao".
b. Rowland Tbomss.
u, t,,ish v,nl"g.
7, I'm, Dsusl Jon'.
v, n. Arnold, paths hn"'~
Michnsl Ws,s"a ,Httis bnss"
\, Norris Fosters q
~, WIN. II. sso't,
~, r n Coth"r,n,
~, il. Sullivan, ~, i" ro"'e d"
th,on ittmge.
r lishs,oea ar In route
10 Springfield.
~, T,mns,
"a, Johu & Usylst
l5, Jas. tnohrs,
~, jesse w iimps,i
~, Moses T'tsusonl
n, Chas Yo"n'ioed,
10, Gso David,
W, John ilngnn,
~, Io. roops',
~, M,ei,Hsl Chambers!
"a, Wm U,sont
~, Green u White. j.
II AA pthsen,s uns p%e,,,ion Hig"ee pnf ~ E'and
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M,u,ant des frnds, Sepsembrs :
do dsrnier reslemeni,
Mor,ant des taScs arriertes e.
c~ollectses,
Montant des taxes reSnes lonr
dAfrayes des depenses DIES JuT,s
danslss CouIs de District Ct de
Paroisss,
Moutant net des cmprunts oe
diverses banques,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-14
WESTERN LhNArlc HOSPITAL

~ a meeting Of the Court OF Directors OH
saturday, report Was received from the Pby.
stefan, recommending four of the patients 10
De discharged a. cured. Ono Of them Lad
oeen The subject Of arrangement for about ten
years--i~o others, for about two years-and
We fourth, female, periodically, for several
years On examining the patients, the Diree-
Tors concuFred 10 the report, and the indiyid.
uals were discharged. THIS makes thirteen
init have been dismissed from tho institution,
cured wiihn eleven months. DIR. str,bliDe
mentioned That there were several other. in a
most hopeful condition. whose discharge he
ali probably ask ia a few week, SIC !, ar.
gent Tor tlie procurement IL more liberal means
IpT theJnOrai treatment IL the patients. lie
ascfioes several Of The rocent cures 10 moral
reain'e@enirsly aid every day. experience
lmPFcsees htm more and more with n, value
ana impeTtanee. u ~ sincerely hoped that
TIE next Legislature Will complete the reform
~ our Hospitals, 30 happily begun by the last
90 that particular. Mere there no con,iJers.
tons of humanity 10 plead for IL. the nt,bl,c
interest alone would demand Il. a. every cure
Effected relieves the state from q heavy tax
aud moral means are more OF less important
~ every case.
The number of cures effected in our Hos
Phal = highly gratifying IN that respect.
win al is Disadvantages, We believe ID Will
bear honorable companion with the bet IN.
s'hu'ions 40 The un'on - Sisvnfoa Spectator.
We heartily concur N the above recon.
msndaiion. There y no subject Of the sane
importance which has been - .baneCnll,
neglected by our Legislature AZ tho proper
care % our Unforuhats iunsti,s Hhirue
ihas bpdy has from time 10 time made respect.
able appropriations Tor the construction 81
lunsi'o bo'p'isls and for The support of the
Stretched inmates buf they havs sntirel,
neglected The important subject of The man.
sssmenl q these Institution, they appear 10
be ignorant o. the Improvements 10 TIE treat.
msnt q these Bnflfiunatss. which have re-
salisd IN the cure q 20 large q p,sti,n of
those .Lo bsFs been subjected 10 their ,oo,h.
inS ,lhasness Cnth recently. iuassss "a.
gsnsTaliy desmsd iasufsblo ~ human e.
foris. sod ws' BY may elss.sd 9Th dot,
bui the enlightened Efforts q tie Physician.
~ France hsvs dsmsasirsisd ne absurddy u
this sPia,pu Unisf their mansssmsnt. uasr,
fAss ~ u ihoss sho ere eon6asd e. luna.
i'ss are cured. sna ibs condition Il 90 sHs.
Viaisd Thsy snufsiy scout the scosrEs ne
cham, snd ne duogsoa -- thee horfisls a.
pitsnsss q "a Eagirsh msd.houss, that have
ffeqYsuty been kasvn ~ Deprive i'.s use ~
thsH fsasss--s1d By ne n0rsi irsaisssn, u
'hsif Piissats. ths soothia eject q nasis
ihs aaassasuis 81 osespstssa. sxsrci,s. shs
uss - ths bsth. A.. have dssr.ss % ass,
q - isfros 90 q NJ hssrisa asf5rtasss
si,A whirs 81 sA-uius fFug3seea b.. n
1sssst hua.aie
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-14
THE CIVIL WARM CANADA

Several engagements have taken
place, IN one Of which there wa, o.
killed. and in another 100 killed and
wounded.
The sword Is now fairly drawn. and
The sca65ard must be thrown away
The bullet and the bayonei are the on
~ arbIters. IL is a contest between
the people of British and those of
French origin; and although the
Queens 'rooPs only, with the excep.
ton OF the Montreal volunteer cavalry
have been engaged. We, 1t is clear tina,
The great mass OF the British popnIa-
ton mus, take up arms ~iGhou. delay
and hight for their lives. their property
and their liberties. The oppressed par.
~ IS the English party; the French
Canadians, from numerical force. have
Tor many years kept them in a station.
airy position, imp-ded all improve
and enacted laws fatal 10 their interest.
The best spirit everywhere anina,es
the British population. From Upper
Canada We learn that volunteer, are
enrolling themselyes, the peoulc Of
Byiown aud Glehgarry have offered
their services 10 take the field. when.
ever called upon 10 do go. The volun.
teeT companies formed at Montreal al.
ready amount 10 1000 men. conplet.-
" armed and well drilled. they alone
will be able TO defend the city ayaios,
all assaillnls. The near approach of
winter however, must soon put stop
to military operations and 10 The spring
large reinforcement will arrive from
England.
The regular military force in Cana.
di - much TOO small fOr The emcrgen.
cy, and the safety Of the Proyince de.
pends on tbs Brirish inhabitants. We
think no time should be lost IN calling
Tor aid rom Upper Canals from which
large and active force can pe speed
" brought into service II SIR Franci,
Head from Vhose energy and activity
We expect 80 much. WOpld convene
the Legislature, that plifio'ic body
would. viihout doubt. authorize them
% take measures i0 false larye force
without a moments delay A. soon A.
a regular system of recruiting D, corn.
menced, many Niil flock ~ tie stand
ard of The Queen from I'M, side ~ the
lines. Tor the numerous British suhiert.
here cannot fail ~ symps,bize eith
Their British brethren. who without
pfovOeaiIIn, are now exposed o. III the
horrors ~ cish waf The crea,,n %
a grand Ffenrh Clnadln nation 3, al.
together chimercal. he Ahsio. Stvon
race. N some shape 90 other, must BE-
supreme N North Ancucs.
4 public meeting was called by the
Amsncan residents ol Montreal for
"wednesday 70, ibe purpose Of express.
'ng Their diaPpf15aiinn ~ ihe pre4sn ~
uniofiunaie attempt - disturb tie peace
Of The colony.
Ths N0utfssl HsrsB gives ls rssuli ~ ,,.s
aaaH 81 81 charlie, N ne fslloviaz wasas
The affair occupied about oae hour.
The slaughter on the SIDE 81 the rebel.
was very great "A indivldaal uho
.eli 81 Charles tbs morning fzys that
be saw upwafds q one hundred snd
IWeniy-hvs barred LAST aight, aal here
nQfE beaides whieh.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-14

has sd1It' IN Introducing tins mid ueatuaent
toto the ilo.piIsi at situation aud under all
the eireani,ianees, has success 10 hishiy en-
eouraging.
We trust that the nex, Legislature will sx-
'e"d The accommodations Tor lhi, elass OF
e'a'naeis on their .,mpatbie.. - a, 10 ena-
Die ati sho are affected. IL De placed In one
Of the State hospitals. There are now se,e-
raj eo"i"ed IN "ur jail, fron want Of room a,
The hospital. at a heavy eNpsu,e 10 the State
aud from the absence of all neces,sr, means
to improve iheT condition, they are b.coq,-
ing worse than when Gr,, confined Our ,i,.
ey needs amendment in relation 10 these AZ.
ilicted beings. The dictates Of humanity. a,
seli n, the peculiarly Interest,". Of tho state
de.nand IT. Let, then, the Lexi,lsturo spare
~ expense in inlrotaeirs a, once tho French
'ystem into our hospitals. Ne have M doas,
an actual saS,n: to the state will be the ui,..
mate eject But, who eau Calculate the COS,
when he reflects, upon the good IN be effected
and the misery u be allsvia,ed By thi, be-
ncsO!ent Institution
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-14
BANK CONVENTION

Nothing has heen done by. lie Coz
sen,ion just adjourned to fla detiniu,e-
" The period for resuming specie pay.
meuts.
J As We anticipated so Il has turned
out. The Binks canno, name n d,v
when all will resume specie payments
because the balances against each
other. the state Of The foreign and do.
nest'c exchanges-ihe unsettled and
dangerous condition OF Government,
aiia'rs--,he approaching action of Con.
sress on the Sub-Treasusy scheme. and
The disproportion m amount of s,ccie
in all the Banks. render il A delicate
and difficult task to name 4. par,icul,r
day to resume specie payments. II
cannot be done by concert in action =
The Banks are in no measure connect.
ed IN their business operations. Some
can resume to-day, some probably in
TWO months. Others in not less than six
months. Those IN our city are now in
condition 10 pay, but some in the
country cannot. as yet. open their
vaults.
iIe ALTAR must regulate itself. We
are AL deslrous 10 see specie payment,
resumed, but IL mast be permanent
when done. and must pot be exposed
TO revnls'ons by any despo,ic act, of
the general government. The Banks
desire u we are certain. but they feel
the peculiar position ;hey are in, and
must move with caution.
by restoring the circulation of small
notes we shall at once have an eouiya.
lent Tor five or six millions in specie in
ms Stale alone. Specie payments will
shortly follow.-N y. Nv.
From tie Journal ~ Conan
Tie Bank Conrsntioa.-Tbisb body
adopted the Massachusetts plan on Sa.
turday, and adjourned. The re.olu.
lion IN favor OF adopting this plan "a.
Their than the report OF the Committee
hxing the lst of July as the time OF re-
sumption. passed by a vote Of ten TO
eight States. Delaware came in ON
Saturday and increased the number Of
States represented 10 Is. The follow.
ing are the resolutions:
Ist. Resolved, Tnat thi. Convention .,,..
'''nS deep ANXIETY and a firm, trlerm,na,i,,
u accomplish the resumption uf specie paw
meats 1T the earliest PERIOD when II ma, a.
pcrmIne ntiy Practicable
II R-'s!rsi That in the opinion Of ,h,.
Convention the present errcumsianc., of m.
eoI"ir! are not such as % ipIks Il expedient
or prudent now e. fix day for the re,urnp-
ton OF specie payments.
ii R.toired That when the Conxe,,io,
terminates tie present session Il sh,I h. nd.
J'nTnei 10 meet IN the city of New YORK on
The second MONDAY Of Aprii rext for tn. p,,r-
pose of then con'iierI,: and Il prsriir.hl.
determining upon the day when specie paw
ments may he resumed
@ih. Re'O!rsd, That hi, Convention ,,ronx.
y recommends to all the Banks ~ the United
states to continue by proper measure, 10 ORE
pare Themselves for a return to specie p,y-
mehi' within the shortest practicable period
aiter the next meeting Of the Convention.
9th Rs,jIred, That the Banks in thos.
STATES which are not now represented be ear.
ne'liy requested 10 send delegates 10 TIE ad-
Jourhed nesting Of this Convention, and IN NJ
The several delegates from all the State, be
desired TO procure such information IN regard
10 the condition Of the Banks in their re,o.c.
lives States as may be utiainabIe.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-14

eight thousand I've hundred aud four dollar.
AUD after Psy'us the expenses u Govern
@ehi The balance wall he on the 6r., oC IA.
s"su'"s month tairy-foar millions one hun.
1red AID s,sh'y-'cVsn thousand one hundred
and iof'y-ihree collars, Of which only sae ,nii-
hen eishi,-ire ;iou'aad four Aun.i.sI and aine,r-
'';h ssSsr' Is available" leaving deficlen-
ey from The se:sIi receipts of tho Treasury.
OF tue money belonging TO the people, which
mas sec" Lost. sqnarde'rd. or placed in po-
'I'eal banks from which il csnno, Se rescued
'le enormous sum Of hir,y tire millions on,
ha'ared ani one t.osssEd sl< aaad,,sa and ,;r,,.
J'Fe do!'sT'''- the resuli Of currency linker,u,
anu deFahSnS he niOHey eotcesa, Of u,e
country.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-14
TEXAS AND FLORIDA.

FROM tie rtlEin rIc,, NJ -,
Iii. strange that ,o,hio -.
sage about Texas. Thu, .il,,c. a,,r -,
20 important, looks very ,.,,.h . :,
W., held up n. a reserved min, a.
into the political make,
disposed of 10 the creates, ,,oI;,;,.t..
There !. no single TONIC .o,,..,,, .,
foreign relation. which .,.;,.
rervadiag IA interest throu.ho,,, ~. .,,,,-,.
~ nis. and vet Mr.. Van n. IA, no, ,,.,.
proper TO Say one syllable on IN, .uh;..,
Froaiss L<essurr Geniu, IF In.
The word Flos,p,. doe, one. inc;a',,u.
occur in the Message. b,, n. :.
word respecting IN, d;.,,.,ou. O
iu' War which has been continued there a,
such an enormous expense Of treasure and
Distressing waste Of our suffering countrymer.
THE WHOLE message.
rre", IL, National jn.elG,,,,,,
On The whole, the Message an,..r. a.
present the VARYING hue, which !, mich, =.
supposed TO have rec.,,.d fr,r, n,
fijen,iaI friend, OF IN. Ex,eu,,,. -,
earlies, in their ,,,;v.,
ment. and .p,,sd, net. r..
most every d,r.ctioo. 1, oG.,.
~ section of IN. Ir,;o,
he sraiLabl.. To A.. so,,,h
we,, the Public :" ''e
r-cu,,n, N,,,,, '"e
,nc, a.. 1T. . Wv" '"e seekers
..n.o;., 'se VIII h"d
-, e"S-"'e cents an acre,
,.,,.., =, ..',, rice s'A''-he'P your
70 "0 Ji'"ee OF the squat.
'"e reop'e al iarse-ihe
- ru'., 0' IN" great e'untry-se dc.
W "' 'usAred Probabilities OF this
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-14

Iht Exploring Expedition Already 60 IN.
fortunately dsis.sd-H likely u meet Win
another obstacle 10 ,is'pcejy departure The
Nc" fofh Courier says-
We learn with regret that the broad
pennani Of Commodore JoSEs. Of he
Exploring Squadron. now l,in. ia The
harbor, was struck yesterday. and III a,
the Commodore has lett Tor the South
ne state OF has health IL such. tia, h..
will be probably unable TO reioin n.
expedition. This will lead To- some
further delay in this important cn,e,.
Pn>e-at time When IL was on the
point of being fairly under way. Il.
enem'rs will avail themse!ve, Of m.
occasion TO interpose additional oh,,a-
cies-out 1t may be hoped that The
great interests 1t stake, will not be per
United 10 suffer.
The appointment Of Commodore
JoNEs's successor will be the turning
point Of the whole affair. and we trust
that an oficer Of experience. decision
and despatch will be Immediately Sc.
leeied, and that the squadron will set
sail forthwith.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-14

The gentleman named an the two following
notices. which we extract from the last Vim.
eenns' tlndiana) Gazette, i. Doctor TmoaS-
ron T orrvTr, formerly OF this town. IA,
numerous friends here will no doubt be pleas
Cd to receive this evidence that his prof.
cheney IN Medicine sod Surgery is thu, early
developing itself a, HI. new and distant home.
NovA Casa needle one inch
aud fourth in length, was extracted
from the shoulder Of young lady OF
this place. on Tuesday last. II was
situated near the outer edge Of the del
tod muscle, aud wheE first discovered
was deeply seated. The operation
was performed 10y DR.. OGu,t in the
presence of five medic i gentlemen of
this place. aud the opinion is. that il
must have Obtained the situation from
which 1t was removed, by having been
taken into the stomach.
vineenne, Gazette, De-. ., 1897.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-14

a great many were killed in III. h.,,
inZs. and their bodies bu,,, -.
woanded are eight hundred AMI 10
ne following u a return OF N. IN:
ana wounded OF her Majesty. to-.
k'''ed. 3. wounded .e,crelv m
slightly, =. ~.
Men and officers behaved ,,,,..
Major Ward carried the nh, -
position IN good style; anh C,,,,,o
glasgow OF the artillery. d,I COOL sx
ec.hion' and proved himself a zo,,,n,
Queer. Captain Davld's troop of Nj
ueal cavalry rendered essential S.,y,.a
The number of killed /, .,,,y,,ai
al about a thousand. but po,b,,, .,
tain IS known. as the dead bodies wcrc
buried IN trenches by the soldier, ,hen
selves, who are humane ne H.,
brave. The horset Of Col we,b.,,i
Major Ward, and Capt. David w..
snot under them. and soon after s,ed ,,
Sir John Colburn. the comm,nda,
'n-ch'ef OF Canada. has ISSUED a nr,r,..
ml"on. Offering large bounty 10 all
who Will enlist for term OF wear, mr.
dunng the war.
AZ least nine ,enihs OF the reople
are Radicals A crisis has arrived and
II ever they intend to reyolo,,on,,s
now Is the time to dit. The feei,n,,
OF the grea, mass Of the people are pre-.
pared Tor 1t; while the Goycrnn,.n,
nave only 1000 troops m the whole
province AMI cannot get more before
the opening of the navigation mex,
spring"
Ih'riy-two French Canadian, are
Imprisoned at Montreal. on a charge Of
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-14

THr TnraeUaV.


Thsmost satrs1riioary - asisus.irnr Zee,
throughout ihs Hssssgs, = The oss eooug. g.
hesrsislyi aHd dnpsssionsssly isil bsfoss tks
AEsFissu People. va dat ne fssslgfs % ghs
frsssusJ, - = shs yess lsgl. sd Gss &c
eEEgzzl zssl, 1870 = ~ szvrssass 3
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-14

Tux MKT PREsIDENcY.-We hav,
our persona, preferences. We should
prefer HESRY CLAY to any other man
IN America. Bot because we prefer
him, It rs no reason why we should
not yield that preference TO the force
OF circumstances. We bcliev. Gen.
Harrison 10 be honest, faithful and com.
peient, and we believe him. moreover
to be popular. We therefore now
speak out for him. but we do i, With
perfect willingness 10 aoquiesee in the
nomination Of any other Republican
statesman, Whc may be thought wor-
Thy oil that honor by the opposition par
ty.-.7ier. Gazette.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-14

Po'ls, aud intimaies, thai H. was n mere sqaab-
o!s about the banks an sh.eh IA. aud Ia, loeo
foeo sehene sers sotirviy overlooked: thai.
la short, there has been ~ yet. no trail nor
sen'ence passed by the people oa him and hi,
measures! This, Ne uink, 4, O.ip. owe, M
1s'''--H "ih Dot IA, the people will nOt per
'ni Iheie President - present him.rIfsnah hi,
H'.4'nie' Ia 50 Insignificant . d "a, n, th,-
Trey Wal t'ke inc responsibility, which he
las s'''''sS from, u u.akins the issue !. ia
"''". and 'iey have ioae IA lie presented
nr sub Treasury scheme t. Conztc,, earl, l.,
sep'eLlher. --no f-c,t.cn va. rver raos, i,li,
'i'eG''ed,os excited stronger freiin. ,l,.oua Il
'"e s"as'r, than hi, u ~as the great pabnc
question which pr,Ionan,sisd over all othcr.
IN Inc public mu',l. snd no accurai. observer
can co'"', ''.si Il "aN t.e toal question - Z
"-s IE;td At the polls
Fe'a tss 2ie!msaI En,airsr
The Message does no; touch upoa the cha
rae'sr Sfinc find. to bs received Cor the pub.
iic iu,s THIS wss a serious objection 10 the
Suo-Tfes'ury scheme because IL formed a
d''i'eiion between The cnrrcney-of the Co
vernmen,, and that of tie eoun,r,. Where
has such a Discrimination been witnessed. =
h'ea ~ tne year 1916, .aea the sank. had
'u'Pehded psyme.'s. tic u State, agreed 10
receive their Bo,cs Until Feb 1877. IL Eng
land, where the Suspension cont,,ued Tor 20
years, and bs1k paper ~ss deprecated 20 IA,
20 per cot, The whole revenue wa, collect
Ell IN the same me dunn which WIS .nnlo,ed
IN The private transactions of the people
The King. Cisii Let. and even the holden,
Of The public stock which yeas created before
'''s saNPea'ioG, was sill paid in the paper Of
Vic Back OF Ensiand. Why. then, persist il,
The sub'Tressury schemes Il canno,Le car
red at present. Why attempt TO force il,
through twill only produce more dlseorJ
~ our public councils. The country will be y.
cone more di,,rsoted-A And finally, the pre-
seat 's'Aion may pa, away. hko the past.
and noI''ns be elected.
From Tie Lse;burg E;at.in-toniln.
This measure, CHE sub-Tteasury scheme, J
Al viii be perceived, the President adhere. TO.
and again recommends its adoption 10 CON.
sre's--Lut not in that tone of confidence and
zeal which marked Il, previou, recommends.
'''n- That the s;roas reprobauon oC it L.,
had IT. eject Oh lin to some degree at least,
evident, aud We think it probable he would
willingly have given it up on thu, occasion.
have yielded to Pu5iic opinion, had It been
Pos''O!e Tor han 10 have dOEe So with the Ie,..
show Of consistency or regard f.r pledge,
ou' he had co.amilted hiai.e { too deep. W..
AGAIN compelled to advocate It, Adoption.
however d'sasrseab!e aud dApyerou. At nigh,
be 10 do 50. Its fate, however, 4. sealed. us
'hink. Congress must again put 1t. veto upoo
1t by vote much more decided t,an TIA,
Which has already condemrcd It,