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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-02-21


Shakespeare.
The mex, morning IS Elhenngton was sitting at
TIE breakfast table, gazing with bloodshot eyes up
on tie INFESTED meal. the principal partner in the
banking house announced. Etherngton jump
ed up wildly ffom his chair, aud throwing open
the window evidently medila,ed his escape but,
actua,ed by second thoughts, faint smile over
spread his ghasily features ani he returned TO his
clair. The gentleman entered the rooh.
Mr. E,heriug'on,' said he, 4 suppose you have
heard Of our double misforlune-Iobbery anI con.
seGuen. la'late. have called upon you an ac-
tive lawyer to solicit your cooperation with the
magistrates il attempting every Thing in the power
Of nan to discover the scoundrels who last night
robbed ID" mall am more interested in this sf-
fair than regards the actual loss. Our bank expc
riencei partial pressure. ! had written On for
iunds, ard this morning we could lave net every
demand with instant payment. am now ruined
and disgrsced old man. The people will not be-
le'e but HAT the robbery vas planned by the bank.
ers and after long lie of honorable industry my
gray ha.ss inged with SORROW aud with shame.
Mr. Elherngton, care not for my sudden fell from
atiuence. could have Presenel my honor bot n
in is spread around hundreds will point al ne az
the robber Of TIC poor md shall descend to The
grave wiki The Burning executions Of The ruined
CARED orphan, ringing in nay ears.'
The Old nsn leaned his head upon the table and
wepi hike cLll. Eiheun:ton attempted 10 speak,
bat wss frightened at The uuca,tly tone ofhis own
voice. The banker, ashamed Of bis weakness.
shortly rose and LETT the house earnestly request
ing E,hefington 10 use his utmost endcavors 20
hrug tie ciiu.lha's to justice. Amer swallowing
larger stimAieni that usual 10 . yain attempt to
stili the Esl sharp gnaWiags Of the worm that new
er dies, Etherngiun wss about 10 leave the huuse
when his aged and Inhrm parcu, ,oltercd int the
room, sui wiih the painful sorrow of cxtreme old
age. gauul1ls'J lameLtcd the ruin which Tie lal-
ure The bank had brought upon her few remain
lns days. More lsisehoots were rscd to quiet Der
fea's. A. he qaii,cd his house. biz servant re-
quesled 10 know where he bad left bis borse. lie
said he had leu him 10 Z iunl. The man rr,ifeG
with expression u surprise, end Eheungtnn frlt
hat be ws. ursble TO llos lis ,ensni 10 The Gcc
CfoNds ~cfe co',cclc! 30 tie uAesus,.y ouc,
streets IA ,ha; liille io@u. Ayisli1n cal every
fsce. snd knots 81 1a.sp eIers net o. every corner
Or oei1fe the doofs flle principal ,ro5esaen. no
ell more o. lees, sufferers b the BANKERS fall
urs. Sgpisrs, toabis. sud opeu allegations s. efe
freely banded Bhp1i. aud the espfes.ious q ven
Eesbee snd despair that brake rom tie various
spfsrers struck deeply into Etherhgton'- heart ss
he walked through zoe excited ihrong. lie wish
IS 10 inqriFe hn@ much they knew. where their
sufPeiohs pointed, tDd. sboEc all 20 ascertain tie
life Or death ~ the dnrsr-bsi he did no: dare 20
,rus; himself ssh sreeeh
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peculiar violence.
'Theu Vie lnsh biccse Of tho evening vi blow
II gway,' seid Mr. Nofns. IA not 81 ,h,.,c 900.
phg, and Insulting your al, by iook,us De IT you
were sofr, 70. 0h,, sou base done bat 'irp Cop
ike '"you. bridegroom, os YOU uu, hi 10 L,; iaat
bail OIL Lon,', Wat tbe s5ud-. sod vi cu tuo
cone tsot. j,,p 0.ih toe 90 duitrg tie hruc's
hcaiih. / cav Gu1 tuiilr of tao 90 ,hui,o cd
wort. aud 40 th-nls 10 Tie -counles Who tobbcd
mc
The remedy vas 'rtl, bo, viiLun, cf; ct. Tie
Qloics ol;he sc,ii. sun--tac qlie' ,i,,lor ,t1it
calm. bd2hI tca--tac nurmadnr 81 tie evening
breeze the l,cl, pra'o ga, ,onnr bride 90 'l'
devoted tenderness, 81 ucr aa,uel Iuq..ucs All
,ita foil "a -',+nl sui soatLsl aea1, ,ccnf io1
vita but orc Thought 81 horror and despair \
yuong girl passed then, and Ellen, as u suddenly
rccoecl,ng, stepped bach to SPEAK TO her leaving
E'ctnetun sljne upon the beach.
1T cannot bc concealed BE- exclaimed aloud ;
nature vii hai ihUu,aGl tongues procalms he5
hatred Of The deed. The con'lc waves, tia. break
in mourning ripp!os at 10Y feet, ,eem to rrccdc IN
horror Al my crime the fresh breeze, That Can,
my burning tempcs IN its play, appears with lun,-
pet violence to below 'mutder' 10 my ear the ORC
fduy is setting redly in tho Ves,--l cennot guae
upon i's beenty-i, 'ays seem tmsel with bluotr
rough looking fshcfmuu stepped from behind
adloeLi rock turust a dirty iii.follcd letter INTO
Ehcuhinrl, n. hands aud immediately diaapp,ac-
cd. The note wes ffom Johnson, aul read as fol.
lows -
Il did no; dare for al car sales, to trust YOU
,.aIc.. Ne .ro NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
,ol ~, r..n l.. To-, c...l .,5.. ,.. M
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I %,, s"~o e,',r ho., "a -
IN, bcvopl the eop,n, lioln md ,t,,,. L,,, il IN ,
d;rec, line. vii, the GnLi, Of ihc Town. l,uLr
,c,n ma On the looL.uu a. In. p,,,.r ,j,.e q,
! ui,,lin
/ r,se,inr,on bad scarcely rcud ibis ,am,,po ,,.:s
lie ere The 1hr All eract;ui rum Of he he tus
at hie sile.
INV dear William cuu d. me 4 favor, ND as !.
| Is my wedding day request, ! ga suIc Lu mii. uul
/ refuse me lOp haze some iqicrt.i Nth IL. ana Is.
irates Poor old Suiwcli, tie cy isenan has ,eu
Superseded for neglect Ct Guty He lns lost al
the how'd "ernrd saving, II hjs Ioug he by The nh.
ure Of the bank. aud hie Gt.ily mast urlr-r
you interest yourself IA his behalf loa Nlii az
to have lin roins,eted, vii youuo'
Eiherins'on answered wi'h an affirmative sm,l,
and kissed the blooming cheek Of the far petition
or. They returned towards hcme. Thrtc wos a
fire in Elleringtons eye, an edsliciy in Lilo head
that surprised aud delighted bis oItet,un "iic. -
His conversation cheerful uud continuous uul
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TWENTl-rouRTu CONGRESS.


second session.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-02-21
CHATTER III.

any conscience hath thousaad several tongues,
AID every tongue brings IN several tale,
And every tale condemns me for villain
r.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-04

great COMMUNICATION for the Gcarral "a Tennessee.
give yon the Story i circulating N ihe streets.
Much As ! lament " the Experiment Hishsuot =.
ven IL author Ia b. rs victim.
M Diddle hrylid.rs about accepting tie o.ier of
tie 3 Iuh ot u-IaHd The BAN. ol Euelaud d.
uands helt spear when draft is made thus with
draft Of Sl0o,on0 i demands 900 IN specc-an
offer which. in these es IS not sale 10 accept.
Il viii MOI do tof the gnitel STATES Banl, 10 vcaLeu
itself, even IN defence of the country, when !,
IS known that the Government Is watching and wit
N win ugef-frioeiy and tIgcr-sinrw to pouncc
ur5n II.
The committee OF merchants from 'Sea ior, will
lenc thr city to-llaN n morrow. They will be IN
y Is IHgfon anon.
The news from Nen England continues 10 be bad.
Moro failures arr talked OF. The banks however.
are all frm. All lie newspapers from the interior
Of New England aud New York. begin To GrIng u
dings of distress.
The distress among the liboriug people ~ tins
city Is now very great. II 1t were November. with
dine winter before them. instead d Aprl. leading
On smiling summer, the distress would be horn
BILE. On every SATURDAY, numbers OF workmrn
arc discharged. Every body Is getting nd ofrcspon-
sibiiiticS.
Stocks have fallen again today. There will be
nothing certain TIL We hear definitely from England
and such Is the intense anxiety How 10 hear from
over sca, thaf liz tclegfaphInG Of packet ehlp viii
create great hustle III the city. Nd'. Int.
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cooespgaaeroe qfae No5iie Mercantile Aqr.

Yeatlnan Moods & co. the Western Bankers,
those credt sood IN Tennessee aud kentucky as
HIGH a. that OF the 'nitcd States Bank. have gone
By the board for immense amount OF money. Ru-
NOR SAYS that their liabilities over - millions.
One thing IS certain, that then circulation IN Tonnes
see IS nearly every third note OF equal value with
that Of any Other Institution. Their paper must be
II least thrce times thai ofthe capital invested which
III Nashville alone nds over millions. Previous
10 their failure, they had drawn 100000 from Nash
vile, aud seeing the sources dried up there, they
suspended Woods lcf tins city Two DAYS before
explosion. feaIing some rough handling BY the
thorities here. The Storm is ust beginning reach
the West. \ gu Will Gnd that It's effect will be even
more disastrous there than IN our capitals. 1t will
anref the honest, industrious, and small dealer. Tile
he ads Of .eser3l Louisville houses are herc, in
tie utmost aiam they have been caught IN the
mrshes oftlcir horse and saving bill system.
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TIE y. ". INDlANS.-DANGf rrRfhiNhtp,-'lla
t,afa an the 9th Inst sutS Inst NE "ile IN
bastans side OF the Niz=lsspi arr
io,lls ofia ndlna vino in emie1utIfi- wes |" me o
trrous them fInse the Same Indian. W alluded 10
lat hunting government lends. u aren't lie
-, ar informed cxtremel. iu-oloit and IN Ill
.fpre n,r the lives rho settlers They "a,
plant the haqupqnih inns
son and 10 drive the whites tn" lands and compel
them Ia take refuge this sde HE Mississippi The settlers
in alarmed, and ia two instances have
l,onl ther families this side sagrralle results
will ho, happen, il there not thins done on me part
of the check The lawles7 popnsilhs OF
Tho Indian. and them from III lands II SAID 10
he hazardous orha settlers 10 letse fitcir cabins thu nd
nas will HEM IN their absence and carry OF any thing 10
which the, take fancy. Iftere other resort III"
settlers will BE- obliged band together tor muua protection
and safety, ~
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.

NEW loHh, April 26-
How can Nou describe the number OF a public
meeting when ~ ioorS is full to-ijfRoorS Is full. and
2af-ot-do1rs Is crowded Such was the case with
the mectn. et the merchants IN Masonic Hall last
night, aud such meeting. IN numbers character and
firm, logged resolution. | have never seen before.
Tie newspapers will give YOU the proceedings IA dc
tail. The thousands responded ia one universal
''AYE . upon the passage ol the resolutions.
commit =. oi ntty leave this city Tomorrow OF
Tie next day 10 ,'e~en' the PROCEEDINGS of the meet
mG 70 TrE pRHSIbrN OF The UNITED SrATrs. and
To hear What lie haste say.
bae ot the resolutions invites tie holding Of SINH
lar meetings III all the 'c'elal cities. Without
Il doubt the invitation viii be accepted.
Tue news from Boston IS bad. he failures there
continue, and alarm the community.
he distress among the hbotrts Of tbs city Is
very great. hundreds OF them, unfortunately, are
destitute OF all employment, and many alr on the
verge al starvation. The mental anxiety Of ii ="
merchants IS painful, butthc bodily suf!erug Is more
Stocks haye eoar down to-day. The Use vas but
sptsm. as | sud.
draft by Cen jackson Tor 5000 dollars
hear, has gone back protested. Cotton is not
Row 10 cents pound. TIE old General must not
trade on borrowed capital over trade nor over
diaw.
NV 1oRk, APRIL -.
Ruinors are circulating IN this ,ily that GEN
Jackson and some of his friends are suffering severe
~ by the failure OF one Of the great houses m New
Orleans, 10 whom their consignnentS had been
made, 4 neghbor OF Gen. Jackson iIom Tennes-
see now III this city, and political iilcnd oi lbs
sps srcl Is the fact; and he adds dat ii eAcites
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Lieut.. \. d. &. & \. \. General
J. T.. JoHNsoN. 1t. x \. \. :.
SAvANNAu. ApRGL %.

SAVANNAH. APRIL IS.
LATE fRoM FLoRIp,.-We learn from an officer
IN the steam packet Floridd Captain lcbbard, arriy-
ed this morning from ST. Augustine, that all the
Chiefs except Powell and Philip, had come in at
Fort Drane on the 10th Instant the dfy our inlor-
mant lett that station.
Philip was to have been in on the 10th His son
had been in several times Noperson IN the Army
doubted that all the Indians would come in. but ma
ny are ofopluon tha, they would docr longer than is
desirable.
Micmopy, jumper Cloud e ID omne qcajs,
were in. Powell IS considered, in the words Of our
informant, nobo7 10y all the Chiefs, He Is only a
sub chei. now said and the Indians have plelg-
ed themselves to bring him inby force, II he does
come in OF his accord.
General Irsup had ISSUED an order to portion of
the troops, to the effect that ii the Indians contnn-
ed To make their catca prcteNt for not cunning IN.
To sally forth and destroy them.
On the 10Th instant large party of Indians was to
leave Tampa II transports for the West.
\ portion OF the Army will probably be detained
III Florida nj healthiul positions during the summer
should all tn" indians not come IN.
Franz hr Ns,r Or'eagS TIRE imlriroa
Seventeen OF the stubborn and patriotic Seminoles
arrived Yesterday IN the brig Somerset on their way
10 the Tar Nest They are fine looking animals pos
S'S>lng all the lneameuts Of physical men to pertee-
ton. It's tinc orthe ndnlgeuc ofala'se symua-
thy or these savages, but as we gazed on their fine
" rounded limbs, their detected countcnances. and
then logged walk, could help regetting that
necessity ever existed Of driving them from the home
OF their tathers-the woods wherein they had hunted
from Their childhood. Love of country is the high
cSr we'll a. the nobes all The virtues OF the human
nnna aud ihat they should thugs briole the>
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PuI'AmIpHA, April >

tluiApftrIfiA, NptI >.
Amid all the depression 1al oppfes ION abroad and
cvnn here, the Merchants ot PHILADELPHIA have rp3-
son To thank God aHd take courage" \ LARGE nor
t"n OF thelr heavy scnnuud T }mrnts are already
made, and thirty DAYS more wall see diem out ai ne
woods let them hold on TIL then, struggle and
petscncrc, and matters viii lr easier We do not be
heye there N1.En be another failure in onr cit, anane
merchants, and there will net he, If the hauhs and
the merchants themselves act with tnuncsS-and If
rIE GoNERNrENr WILL ALSO DO ITS nIrY. But il
the hanks do not act upon principle ot hheraiN ;
II merchants will diSttus each other, and stand aool
from those who want hat hlle aid, hut who Must
have that hitlc aud if the government persist, in
maintaining It's attitude of hostility to the hole com
mainly, why, we must expect the worst consequences
more failures will occur. and the credit Of tie CIV
will suffer. There are the strongest Inducements,
then, tor the banks and business To stand hv and
aud each other, and also to second the Efforts of New
ORR, 10 compel the government change It's atti-
tnde OF hostility to one, at least, of neutrality.
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BE DFORI)
HouSc Of DEE gateS.
+ RANkItN, 2Sth \

HNrS. EditorS YOU will receive ,,,a..,
statement of the poll held in this county. gnJ .a
no doubt sympathizs in the defeat which tLaa.' "9
me principles of republican liberty have >nx,5n,5
'Hhe Wings were acuatcd by lludablr uiSl, r. =
card political division To halmonize as ritiz,,,.
patriots should do in elccng the individual. l'
qualified 70 promote the interests of the co,
The lines OF party demarcation deeply n,e,,
ed, that no q, ventures. however concatory rnu,J ~
hbc.atc them and although the Whies had inin,.
candidate in the field, although they absraned Inn,
all discussion tending 10 eNasperatc on inname Nh.
public mind, and although a lar.c proportion II
them united IN the support ct the eldest adninj,l,,
ton candidate the party VOTE VAS it ever has been
re!enlrs,v concentrated upon those who had sustain,
ed the last administration. Without ,ariahIeur,, n
shadow of turning" The county vote has f,pe,
luuell short OF the usual number rollcd,
House Of Dolcgatcs.
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when II is known that sacr tion, ha,e been eNtend
Ell To a Spanish town thai i few years since would
have laug hrd at the dea of paper negotiations.
The failure oi ! eatn.4u. y Gods y % viii carry
more immediate d,tre,. INTO the west. than any one
o tie suspensions tua has token place. heir house
occupled very hsh ground IN the confidence Of
millions Of pe6ple The result will BE- raiuous III
Tennessee aud Kentucky 10 the poor. Yheif notes
maize up almost one lhnd Of the circulation in Ten
n,ssec. american.
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I'rgn N, Baitj5aOrf patri0l

Ir.aNug Cucaiar.-1he operation Of the Treas
urv Circular. aud the folly OF forcing an undue pro
portion OF specir INTO the lar West, we'll seen III
the snbomed extract Of letter from a merchant III
Lexington, Missouri to his correspondent III Phil
adclphla All this extra quantity OF specie sent and
carried the West, must and will come back again.
And BY much as the expense and risk, and the
delay of transmitting silver com from the scaboard
market TO the West, exceed the EXPENSE, and risk,
aud delay Of transmitting good current bank notes
e. monster notes. for lnstance)-by so much is a
paper circulation, such as we formerly had, BETTER
dian a circulation OF gold and silver
LExISGToY, (Mo) April ), lS37.
:" Will have funds III your hands IN time, | hope,
to meet all my engagements. The celebrated Specie
Circular OF last year atlsrs Is great deal OF tfou-
ble athone h 1t operates with us very differently from
what it does with You Here we have a supcfabun-
dance of specie, caused by emlgrans bringing
specie instead ol United States Bank notes, as they
formerly did We therefore find 1t very difficult
matter 10 ret Eastern fund, that will be at par IA
vuar city. Ny neighbors are sending specie 10 ~.
LOUIS ~ steamboat, tndlug 1t impossible TO get
hanh notes that viii answer and wien this specie
reaches II. Louis, they will find II very difficult II
get checks GA Philadelphia or Ne" York, even at
two per cent premium.
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hiNc"RUHG, NAY i,,s,,
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS

;" t s"'Jo'n al 'he returns that We have no..
with the remark tina, the apathy and india, .. CIV
which existed here seem TO have ex,e,da1,
every section of the State, particularly ,n,. ''''
Wings. Judging from the returns rece,,o1
en- We may safely anticipate that the '''''
Legislature and IN Congress will each be- Il
strong as IN the last-showing that if III, W.
kept up their organization, they would have
considerably on last years poll. sun
BEDFORD.
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Ia Jlsyoa3(areqt he BdL'imore Gfonie'c.

IT. LUl49' 4IV'' -iI7TII To- I09''
We begiu To feel tno resure hcrc.-On Saturday
our largest tuclion house was protested ior oCa9,
though they have not stopped, aud We hope will yer
gct through. Several other houses were protested,
buf there havr bten no actual stoppases
Business is not brisk as it ought 10 be al this
scason of the year. winch Is accounted for by the
scarcity o p6ury.-'rhe cry every where appears 10
be Iafl tunes No money !!
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AtGIe77t, It'Eo'J JPN 70.
J'Hla,ay mast Fow.-1'he Z >pfess Mail rider
from the North waylaid by a ruifian last night,
in an unfrcqurned spot about fin N-1c miles above
this city, and shot atas he pissed The ball pene-
mated ms thigh: hut retaining presence OF mind,
he kept his saddle and quickening his speed, was
soon beyond the mscrcants reach
In consequence OF this dsgrac einl outrage, the
mail did not arrive here this morning until about four
hours after the time.
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TnE CnEsAPEAhE AND ONO CO NL.--The StOck-
holders OF the Canal Company gain met on the 18th
ult.. and have finally disposed OF the question OF
changing tic plan of na,eatioiI between the Ca
capon and Cumberland, by adopting without t,si-
sion tar resolution recommended by the President
and Directors in the following words:
Resolved, That it is xpedi mt to change the
plan ola continuous canal by tho adoption OF slack
water ayisaon upon the river Potomac
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driven from H. is surr indcatio ao naive maui
,,,,, tlat should recommend thelnin the estimation
gft,rr1 American The beIug tliatN oud voluntarily
allure his native soil for any other country however
desirable ma be- may be set do WI as--ho f'n' "
-, err,,l f., fie Indian tlli- sincerity and man
inc, Of feeling IN battling for tie broad --ed forests
that sheltered him IN birth, III infancy III hoy
hood and il Haahoed.
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TIN Saline EEoNTnR.-A letter from Washing
ton intlIc ). Gazette states dat orders have been
issued from the War Departments for considerable
number OF troops to repair To the Sabine frontier and
the report that troubles may be expected from the
Indians WHO lie beyond the l. = boundary in that
direction.
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EsG2EtTGC EgTELEEGESIE.


he meeting of McfChinis last evening al the IA
some Hall, was the 1rg, and most imposing thai
ever collected IA ihat spacious building. We are
aware oil The siaeotypel expression uniformly used
On these oecasbns. Thc last meeting Of thu sort IS
generally dcsflbed as " Tie most respectable ever
eoaveae3bstat hut without any al The csiraya-
s5nse y III nhFh enthusiasm Is wont 10 ciothe IL
oppression N ch ca,cs We say sol erS that NC never
before nessa ~ assemblaeo IN tins CIV so full,
E 81 IL pelf15ieHad SO unanimous IN the #letiug that
& rcuaded A. TIE Government let its tocc 20 IN
needed, alfnd that voice seconded, and repeated
rom every otlFr quarter ei the country loud enough
and emphatic fnough u oserwhea the Executive
thai dJrrs 10 disregard It's warning.
Philip Hon Esq. was called 10 LIE char, and
] Messicur y Weed, NJ. D. Benjamin, Shepard
knapp. Il. : Robbins. Thomas 'Flefson. Chares
KELSEY, Benl,nln Lodor aud John Stevens were
called 10 act A, ice NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Oliver
:. Strong and Stephen troekerNere appointed Sec
telHis..
NJ. Hone, on takir,s the Chan addressed Tie
uceti81 n dmamher thatNas exceedingly arptoprj-
afr N de-, md terse and oreble IN expression We
,aunot oi o eonrsr give even m outline ofhl- speech
nor tosr winch succeeded II bat may safely say Of
tb,m Ill, that tic, were mt cNcelenf. Tin fcso-
lu.iHus were introduced hy Simeon Diaper. H. 10
ai'' #"tre accompanied by ,oinc remarks expressed
IN The Ee,t appropriate form and ~ ldugt,en neat
iotcibls JUL. Mr.. Diaper very modcstls alluded
10 lhr frequency ah which he, 81 Young 4 man
hal bete tare ed forward in the passing transactions
al IL, DAY, AID teerettedtatlhc older merchants had
rendered. ~agha Lash IL tie present imperative upon
Inv. llI~adinss Wi IN every respect cr,ditlbr TO
lIis aJfih ard - h,s feelings.
Nh. bryan next addressed the meeting. and he did
it roq3endy and well. We wish itwcro IN oarpow-
~ 10 give la, speech II leugth On the WHOLE this
cting ota character thai viii not be Tor the
interest 81 our epP1n ents 10 dsPrtgc nor OF the 70
sernueut Ia di.tps afI. The resolutions, which i'll
bctaund below, ARE suon. and emphatic, buf not al
i"ta too much %. ghcs speahthc language that be
Il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-04

\ ODENAMrLE..-Mr. nwmd of IT,. EN-
change Hotel, Broad street, New orh has reduced
his prices from dollars lar and hall per
day for board aud lodging.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-04

NEW ORLEANS, ApnI -.
We saw Yesterday hlll of exchange. drawn by
merchant OF iavana with four endorsements uprl IL
The drawer and two ot the endorsefs have failed.
1he Is ananomalI N the commercial world We can
have sonc ldsaoi tie mnrn,lt> o The credit tenn.