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Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-23

OF those Of Van Buren, side, the two from Virginia
and Soush Carolina would have voss believed,
aams,ive The absent Wings unanimously she
way 30 far then ~ this, which all bus test vote,
furnishes cTis:ron shows that the
som Of The Pssidsns's Message will probably stand fol-
sows@Asainss il, 129-Fos il, 113-ma Is.
hs real majority against IL larger, sixteen is .f
oeisns, and will quiet minds of tho poodle and
give shem confidence that the Pres.
VAL NOS receive the sanction Of the Houseof Represcn-
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-23

eseelae vse0 ia : v.rv - -
al sSsesisas wAsss aDss : "a ~l>
Pas = oesa6ias 49, a - susu,s, v;sA +. -,
No. ~ diasssns esndidasss vsss s...~, =.
- vsry dissiaes3y cfeallias - = iia a -
- - dossos al - above gsnsaeu.ss ~~>
sne time sAas csalsa afses daylight which -.
20 10 as'ehef paaes IN shis eoaamuaieas;oa. ...u
~ ~sh shas nsishas a ~ esasssms. cen
'0ey ~e,s IN the back pars II ~ roon W.. 49,
, "os % seen from where I vas, % aeeo~as .f 49,
- saludsd %. And the wisdow which .--.
:. re-, vas nj that time closed hav,
~'1' sAas shs whole matter usay be understood :.
= nsasndesssaadiag Assussa .avnM
! ''o'vsd1Ah which shnk This vill en.;,,,, .
-" - az - u ssaAns - aeaasu,ede,-e.s-
~ts' = any s'Ass Individual By ~, a. q, =. -
'"' 40 eaeessasd, have made ,r,,. ,.;... ~
Pee' maze aay, - assAiss ] havs s.;a !. ,A;.sl
" e'ss~ssss wosaA iaplieass hin a.
v'dsel, except d Mouiso.: ..;,h., ~,.,s..
M" II BE- had no hsss Ga lie elsesis.. which 49,
''ood a. before stated, 10 Asa 80 H..e.
conc ef"ed there has been inplicasio. /. a. -
these are the plain unvasnisAsd f.em AZ 49,.
s"." 'e.se 10 shoss who bsss aequain,,d ~,.A =
Judge OF their eorssesness, and sAall t,., ,o.A:.
dee's'oe- will only fassher ada sh,. II ~. ~.
what ! mare stated be true, DE people of w.,
nave repeatedly misplaced thsir con6denc..
Very Respectfully,
RI fN,nn =,
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-23

TEXAS
BY consent. Mr.. Adams also submitted the fol-
lowing resolution, which lies over one day:
Resolved, That the President of the Z. States
be requested to communicate to this House wheth-
er any proposition has been made on the part of
the Republic Of Texas to the government of the
United States for the annexation Of the said Re-
public of Texas to this Union; and if such propo.
sition has been made, what answer has been re
turned, and for all the correspondence relating
thereto
NORTH EASTERN BOUNDARY.
BY consent, Mr.. Adams also submitted the fol-
lowing resolution, which lies over one dav
Resolved. That the President of the L. States
be requested to communicate to this House, SC
tar as the public interests will permit, the cores
PondeDce between the government of the United
States and that Of Great Britain relating to the
North Eastern Boundary Of the U. States. since
the message of the late President Of the Senate
of the L. :. Of the 18th June, 1896
| Tn motion of Mr.. Hayne. at an carly hour
the House adjourned.
In SENATE, Sept. Is.
| Mr.. Wright, from the Committee on Finance
reported the three following bills which were
read and severally ordered to a second reading:
l. A Bill TO authorize issues ofTreasurv notes
This ball authorizes the issues Of Treasury note,
to the amount of-miilions, in notes Of not lee,
than one hundred dollars each, bearing an inter
/ est not exceeding six per cent per annum These
notes to be signed BY the Treasurer and ;se,,e<
in such sums as the President may direct. and e
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-07-15
Oebin9un9sn ole1er 3eitune.

1,Du ptsis oisler 3titunsi(l: Gin
2balsr, uno fhnfunoiwan;is @snte
fnroen Sabrsaus in Dorautbe5a l.
uus; Gin IbaIsr nuo fhnf5is Gents
.penn innerbalb bren W1pnaten. pp,n @n,:
Pfanse Der 3situns au,-msp 2bots'
,rsil innerbalb Dem abrs.--uue g Gbo,
Ter umo fuuf5ia 9ents mean nod Ser:
lauf be0elben bsSablt miro.
2.6nr einetir5ere 3eit alS le6e $40:
nate riro cine Sub(erif ansenoms
sueu, uno Die 3eituu9 faun nidt ouf8e:
seben weroen bIe ale Nuu6Rdnoe be:
abIt fuo.
8. 8stanntma bunsen fcRen: Sir
cine Do6s 50 @ents cas- 8isre6 fir
einsu Wonat 81 uuo fir Elm Jabr 8 1ba
ltr oae 8iered.
TSriefs &c. an Den peraus3ete,
mintn pOitiren sin9eiauotwsroen.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-07-15
0ie 81 u e.
(llns tsm NoIeeblatt.)
G II +.

rs. .. SuB in Ddren seborsn, 1T
profe1Tor Der tbmifbsn 2iteratur an Der
Dobfbule 80 9attib; bstaunt ale llsbsrs
teher ces Sbiuer'fben Qieoes BON Der
9lods, Spasisrsansss, @0tbilbsr Gle:
glen II. {. 10.
yin qasiun,s ae,peibtsr O1uituqusue
GaB iauIbenp auf oeA betrIiben @r9uB
lluo auf Den Ibbneu 9tptblnus ibrer
WsQe
Der Wsit befaunte neue @omer Sup.
Da trat Dor i'm aus ibren @ibenbausn
Die oeutINe Mule bin; er bebt 5urh6,
lnS laBt Der Qano Den Gomerltpl ents
fallen !;
DeHn bsilssr 3oru entipsNbte ibrsmSIid.
QBie i (prab IL - bi(t ou ui6t elm
Sobn Der @iben,
Jm 1bonen eano Der ub;er ss5eust?
Grdst mbt bsin causes Sb bee Heut'
fben 3siben
limb baF por 9loma's @praNe oi6
sebeust {?
eieb' bsinss gatsrlanoes sroBs
Dibter,
hub ieins gpra6s srcb nno aart nnS
fbSu,
Bieb' isiuen Sunaseibuat une esHsn
Gibtsr !!
gBia( eu nod lanser ais Elm 8remO'ina
f:bn =?
er fobspiea - oaun bos es iid enpor
nit lei,toe:
etols-prad er-bin i9 auf meia
0aterlaue,
gtuls aui Der esutldsn M|afe &'aft uno
3tssoe,
Nm 1T 1s nod uem 8temOen unbtfannt'
Dod in Der 66mfrirra9, Der 9lItss
+ fannten,
sbn ibreu @eiit bu ssi5en, 1T rntin 3lel
gu bisfem 3ved srsrif ib oea oesba'tsu
Cuff dill ~ of ssssau6ten 8omsr:Stv'
y Gole la6slnp CAB .iIe ibm ben gr;fsl
rrisbtr,
Chr Sdsioetlif oerbis1 ibm ibre Guuf
Ser 6reraos btrts nun ole tsutlben
.~ 9isoer
unb ieees MusIane bMbiSt teutfber
Stunt
Silbbaeb.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-07-15

9ie 9rn. Maeomber, Welfbl
nno s.. in Sottem haben Don
ben Sassrn, ole Gs sur @infansun9
milotr $biere nab Nfrlfa lan'
Deten, Slabribt erboltsn, oaB lle
bereits 4 pratbtise 9irafsn, esn
wei0er Nbinocsrsst einsn gls,
pbantsnl &c. in ibrsm ..Ssl's
bdtten.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-07-15
Ge6 3eitunae fbrsibtr5 2cc6.

~ w. . >|'''tN" wv Nuth,Rtih WV "N''
Ae Seer Der &lntts uno QEl0sn
ttDoiten in Nniprlltb nirnmt, I'M
ooteD nit unenrIirten Muben
Nrbclten un0 Nerteoeubeltsn Uer
bunoen ttt, fl 1T es Die 0eroueeo
be elmer Scitun9. Nle &dlts eet
2Blntcrs, oa6 2ddeIn De6 Nrdb,
Iings, Die Oiee oe6 Gpmmcrs u,
Die Srubte De6 Serb ltest Der 2|n
fang poer oas GnOe zines Seitob
ttbnlttce brln9tu Dem Seittn9S-
nbrciber oub niNt einen einii9er
Sag Der @rbolun9 CT 1T IL. blcitt
|oer ctplgc Octave lelnes unoonf-
barren 0erufes unD fortmdbren0 in
Die unob0noerlllbe S(Otbrenoig'
Tel! Derfet Nptlien uno 0eOihte
5u ttrclben, CT mag gutter pecr ib-
ltr 2ou9e fein, 0(obrihtcn uuo
N1ul9tclten aus oIlen 2dn0crn Dcr
2Selt Su Ilefern tpcnn e6 gar nibts
ne"to "'''tt wv So''l'e 9'tot'
Sr 'Ou ll'I19 unO oui9e'cot 'e!t'
foenner ''eosr IN, e'nlol'en = tl'o'
ben lIetn uno (ein @btceEol be-
lpelnen m61te. gr Du cine frsun0'
IllOe Mlene mabem Dcnn Der 9if<
Itlge Sabn 0e6 QerOrubes an (eis
y, I1em y 3sr5en t1o9t'. W tnnb le'ne
|Vso"'o : uno un'tDoRe"rs 0eluno-
gelt oofopferth oeptn tnottcn
= SWe'n '1aSr $ot''pe ot8 tlet IN ole
2'oNt :, l'Beh| ''ac TIN e'ne Nc9e'
Ieron9 on91en, p'e len III eoen
gem MooDe tl!e9t' ots er 0tle1eIoe
on91t'1D 5u Doli9ell llttt, mo0tene
ote 1 9onSs uor'9e :Eelt 1Dre illltccn
||9Ileoer :: l'no erNbOptttn &r1tte IN
"Btn' erQu|ctsnCem SNlafs tur|
|oen tontnenOen S19 ItorFt. gr
lnoB |lD o'lnl4bsn 2I1osrs 5I i'n'
'errlNten unO l9n eefnucn' tpo9-
reno er 'peocr RD lelolf llI1terrlO<
tet noD 9e1nllt: er t1'oB PIE Nn'
|lptuDe l'n5a9I'9Sr eorrstFencsn'
|tstt 'reoon e1n leosr le1oen Nrt'
tel iuerlt 9eorudt |eben w'llr ee-
tnarpt'5ent nno mt oo9el!ren9tsn1
Na9es Il. orsl'enosa Sepflienlersen
p,e' III s'oer S''9nertEouen'fDE,t'|
Vo9s!oBtsn Maol!lerIpt mslcoe
Mep9lFop9e'e,s: 'sloF tool' leIsh
ta11o! 1o ~ enF5'0srn nno lseeor Sa
Wretos1' l"Nen: w t'luD l'W oe'
lIrtoen en- EN- rs'DDoItl9ss' tlntsrba'
tenus7 NusFlsg aus Att'tsln ,u-
on, olniuen 81 ,tsue"! o'e mepet IN.
IsIgo'tsnoea noV 1n9ens9nlee
en'9otsn. u ttNv aueo - . ;Otsfeo H'ub
ss @ oHt % o"e ~ 'pantt'IOlte III! l|s. u; antepn
o"srs % N ~ ~ esH lS<p9 NEes'Ss'a9sh
l" vSt 2eoO. : S: tgun'
VuS os l'''o - s.t,yS W . ,ps'nss ~ pass
-
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-07-15

Nl~fEl |?'| ~ SJN'L - y 't' y y l. " ~
= pehsn pe|ltlfhen 9tnl1cbten .)Ie i'm
I2lII9emclnen entlpricbt 1T uH,u-
|frlepen, mtil lIe Die 9fb'9s nno
2!ntt MN (rns nlht rcrb senue
ousltblupft. J6err 8 bel elaubt
lie Iltfert III ,penlg aus Ger fbb-
ntn glterntur. Gerr s b el mitl
obcr bon DEN Gmpfnoelcp'n Der
SNbn9el)ter in elmer Seitun9 gat
nlctte lefen. 0err 9ro6 mutb
Mil Die Settling ocsmesen nibt
IunterltdecM NEIL fIs nid2t fur Die
ou9enbIlf|icbe 0cfcpun9 See
g cloocn lpritt. - Scr lerr
s. oItfef$ ober mill nur
tpldke SelttIIl9cn lelem neltDe Die
g cIaocreDj ais Ger GontlltutiDn
9cnldb uertNeioi9en. Scr 6err
: n9b III t ,plll Feline Seitung
Ieicm ,uelttt Die lon9meiIi9e ger,
bonolun9en pe6 Gcn9re0es II. Ter
0eIcBsebun9 b'ltbtelbt. - sar
6 aus tupf obsr bdlt Gle
Seltung fir DE 8elte meltbc am
Melitsn ropen llsfert. Scr ,}oerr
s ii It / = bdlt nur lolcbe 3eltuns.
en- Die redt oteIe Sbnurrcn unD
j>per9f felIerEbutternoe 0e@bicbten
Der 6err 81 q ut-
u RI i aber mill nibts oopon
lpIbcn unO wunoert fb Gebr, oab
feIns 'preol9ten II. 3. 8. erbauIlebe
Oln9e Oorln oufgenomnen tpcrs
Den. Ger Oerr 8, ob onf miu
nIlhte Ictsny pos nt6t 9c9en Bons
fen une O(en0pOIien elfert ; Ser
0err Ogel0 ober Dil gsrooe
o1o Ue9sntbsil. 0srr y fat f
t enc off wIll 2lrtlfsi 9egen
oo8 b6(t e ectsnmefen ; ouein}oetr
6! ueert y { bsbouptet boE
Vsll0 ll0tOneongese9enbelten oNf Ger
San1cl uno nltbt in Der Scltun9
ocrbanoelt weroen Iouten. Scr
0err ii q u b n q n n tDtmptt,
penn mon feline Noub' MUros u.
) SoouDlogssefbibtsn aufnImmt;
oer oerr S eli I'm q II n ab;r
Mil feline Scltuu9 leIen, Ole ibre
Spolten init folben Die menft-
belt entsbrenoen Sbanotbottn
onfillt. Ser 6err 6 ppels-
{ + b ia9t: unIers 8ufatcn (e,.
en- III fleln ; ouein Dem }oerren
u b erelus inp lIe nod pisl
i'll srcB. Ser {err . orrotb
fanel9t n!e Seituns auf, melt 0e
-felner elsennleigen Msinnn9
noeb-5u piele Nnsei9en entbdlt ;
ollein Der J5err unrerll eb
lie6t iIe bios Der Nn,sisen tpeeem
unp dr9ert {lbt boB fe 70 weai9
entbdlt. Sie Srau antip-
y E, wil bic 3eituns ni6t msbr,
nell lie Die Stabttlotl
nibt oufnimmt ; ollein Die Srau
. y # . n, MIL uns Die 6aare
vollenos>ausraufeh ,penn tpir nob
elnmol Elm QEort uber SGnut-
lslbben &latfbsunssn II. {. 10, fas
gen. Ser Stpfel-per eeste
I'm 21pbabst-,piu Die Ssituns
nibt mebr, tpsil sr pbne uns ~
beiobIenl 1tb beimlib aus Dem
Stoube semabt bat, u. obns ans
lelnsn nsusn webnort anseisiat
bu baben Sulebt fpmtt1en Damn
nod Die Slassn unferer {tbne u.
ltsbsnswirsi9en eeferinnsn DIE
|jsos Ssituns fhr febr llniutrsllant
ba M,pelebete telne bersbrehenosn
gietens9sf6itten uno 5oeiraths-
|anseissa entbdlt, mas Der fab.-
|fbpfse Neter lbnen aber gar nat
ussl nl,l1nnt, ,pe,l 81 be n uno
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-07-15

Sbr mist, aE6 ib pom 0aufe 1diee,
| Wstlpra6 Ib enb 1u lbreibsu
|9fo6 l'nelf in meinem MbIbiecslieo,
QGos ib babier tbat treibsu.
Jbr felt tb baIte Mort uno lIna
sn6 1eBt Gin 2isc, ,rie mfrs sraina
uno mas mir 9'u pai1iret -
@strsn fep'5 rsfnlret.
{9ab cine msneerfd6ne garm,
Sie fcft'1mib SO 1baIer;
Dob NOR an taarsm 9elo i6 arm,
9libt fonnt idb fsiu Elm 3abler
Da Sab ib rafar adbt paar Sdu6,
Gin brauneS 9bshen nod ra5u,
Gin nenee paar VifoIen
3'po'f Ibalsr muBt' i6 sabIsu,
Dir Sorm Iie9t an Dem 3arrpcau,
Gin Sab ME unIre Rin1ia,
Ssp 8'sen (6wiIIt er plbblih an,
SIN Scmmsr 1T II pin,ia.
9istb'p Ibs Qldsr tlare6 pauo,
S6bn einssfsnSt uno gut i'm Gtano,
llne unaetIarteu 80oen,
So pleI ib nur ,na3 rotten.
Iuno an @ebiuosn renn' ib msin
3,ptp Qiu(er, cine Steusr,
Zen pie1oefaIL Gin @aubbau5 feiu,
Gin pabnerfaa pou Grer.
GIN spsltntIibs5 Su titut
8ep oieIen 8armsn feblsn tbut
Dob ehrft ipr MIDI uibt lbsltsp,
lesnn ib'e nibt mag 5u msloen.
Qln Dieb tsGs ib eineu 6une,
@or5h3lib gut 5um Sasen
er bsgt Die 2aren, Qirl6e uno-
Ibut aub eas JDauS bsnabeu.
JQab' eine Gtute Don bier Sabren
gum Ns|ten tubtis une aum Sabren
gle brlnet mir bolo eln 8obIen
Da5 la3 i1 uupsrbr!su.
3m6lf Qhbuer bab i'd, cincn 6abn,
isr >rsft MIDI our6 lsin &rdbeu,
Sota!o Der luuse Gag trictt an
Damit ieb auf ioa ltsben.
Damn fnttre ib juerit mein 0ieb,
9lab mab' ib mir elm fIeiues Stnbs
Stnd le:bsr in Die Hsibe,
Damn oebt's ans Wert In's Sreys.
Des Qbenos, menn ib mnbe bin,
Dart ib Der Nabe pFeseu
Gin Bdrsnlsu lieet am &amin,
Earauf tbu ib MIDI lssen,
Hann mad ieb mir Elm pfeifben an,
Illno bsnts uab waS ib estban,
. unb ma6 ieb tbue incr9ea
60 Isb' ieb ebue ScrSeu.
IDann cent ib mcbl nab Qaus Surild
ltno an prreausue 3sitent
(llno ba.t' nod jsst es fir Elm Slid,
!, DaDIls ,njb niebt asreuten.
DaS e bictIsl bat ss 70 ss,roat,
Oag i6 tsin Nsbt perorehen fout;
! Jb (out' 8 armcr Bauer
i Wssin Broe psroiensn (aaer.
S,b (b!as uab eibsnFdmmsn iskt
Die Ier3sn mo bic Ouartsn;
CONT bab ib manb 9sGbt pesfst,
+. Ssst gilt es niue Sbarten.
Gin berrlib Merf5eug 1T bic QIrt s.
Duele sibts bier nibt, man bart
J llno fblast Rb nit Den Sauiten,--
Mas lba'f it, Sbea'n bic Msiltsn.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-07-15

Jb (eb' aI6 freDer Sa,meremanu
!!no taulO nit feiuem Grafen;
WW ilt'e, Der mir 8sfebten faun2
Ola6 mem bab ib 3u. fraoen?
! Jb ,6atfe, menn ee mir setdut
, Durbnrstf bic 4Gdlber uno bae Selo
lluo allies wa6 ib isIbft 8etban,
Stein anerer Wenf1 b!fritteIn fann.
cte Sa8o it bier Elm ercB WIailIt
Wan fann Nb orauf erndbren,
gs s'et pIeI 1Itl6' uno Jpalsn bier
Nub pIeIe QBoIi uno Sarsu.
O<nIt o;6 ib mtins Sarm te,ca,
| SbcBlb 9'eib in Der srfsn QDod'
8anj nap am Qaus orsp 0ir1tbsn
SIP b'aubt ni4t nett 3u pirl l1en.
3psp 1bjere Fno sefabrlid bier,
( l'onit ni6t SpaB i'll treiben,
Die QeiIotaB uno oas pautbestbier.
S;e setn Dem Wenlb ,u eetbsn:
Sino seb az 8arb. 9sRalt II. 1absr
OOb baten furje Sbman3 Die GaRen,
Dtr pan;Der eiueu lan9enL
Dsnr sur Gro ldbt banseu.
SIM 0trbfe fno bic Ioabeu bier
Sn un9ebsnren 3ussu,
DAP of Die 5onu' perfu(tsrt lbier,
So oibts tbun le Risssu.
Damn l'Bsu enb Die Baum 70 polI
0Gbt |slten brsben Nefe uobI.-
Man fan9t lie nibt nit Dobnsn,
Wan bisbtlIe nit Gauonem
JDr ftbt bi;rauS, id futre bier
Gin tpabree @6tte1ls6en
Dur iebIst nod Elm Weithsn mir,
Dob wero' ib MID bsitrsbsu,
Dap nibfsu peTbit ib Qob5sit bait
Der tan5su Mil, Der tomms balo,
Dsnn ib nil halo auf Grosn
SamIIien9ater Tsroen.
,Oas 8rspen ssbt bisr lsbr ssfcb ninc;
Q8snn 3lrep iIlb ME 9elsben,
llno bsIoe IS 5ufsisben Fnb.
Doun fnnn'o rpoH por fb aeten.
Des WoreenS bait man ben @erfprub
llnb Mteno6 Job3eit, @ipat 0p6 -
Dcb nero ib 1sin bsodbti8,
9Nib u;1t 70 ei len mattiS.
S9r frast ,pa6 brinst Elm Maodm nit:
Das mill iob @ub lsbt lasen;
9ln 9sIo fiest its oft fsinen Bit,
Ocd1 bdffr oubere Sotben.
Gin pfsro. Elm !Ratb uno cine Sub,
9nsv Sdu' unb Ssrte! noeb ba5n,
uno Qhbnsr 9due uno @ntfn;
Qirtey bats lsin Sewsnoen.
Sur Gnbs stypa6 &ebserath
3,psp Msder nb5wsp gabslu;
Sbr eou5es 0Innsn,eu8 teltebt
Cs 1T mabrlib tsins SabsI)
Sn bbbfsns 3paor Snilmpf tt. 0eme
Dies miro Cub Nbsr|ieb bsfrsmpen
6isr5u Elm breitse @bebstt,
QDorIn man Vlas Suin Yiertsn bat!'.
lluo menn5 Der QlIte MADDEN tann
60 siett ct einsn Nessr:
8 fino &etlS, aI5 ME otr Qan;aa,
u1o leDwar} Wie GboruFsinfeger.
llns lit sr reid, frisst (ls AUDI 9tlo,
Dies 1T, nie eaui Der san5sn 21sIt
Mub bier bas 9IHsrbelte
uno Iodt Die 9ObssitesaFe.
Seb boff, Sbr Ollie slaubt sewiB,
DaB Wabtbeit ib 9slbriebsn,
Vu1 aeb ib gub nein @eresis,
DaB nibt5 ib hbsrtreiben.
aPu.s mob nibt slautt. fabr iber'a Mse
uno tomh, auf msins Sarm bisbsr;
{ SRas cann TD .uber5enoeu,
Shi i1 ibntbdt beleu9sn.
3u outer esst fey n1h's perstnnt
gub ale nod 5u 8rhBsn
Damit AUDI ibr fota!o ibr fsnnt, ~.
Mir &unoetbsr 81 sridtn .-...
Ob nod oas altl 1sutfblano ftebt,
lluo role 60 Gub babtin eraebt
s5eb bef, Sbr lt ntdt fdumsn,
81 (brsiben bHs in 6eimen,
2lls Elm Pswabrses Mius
|sesen MuaofAle unb Salsst
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-07-21

much MS our specs are OF the real unstain,
ed elass-uay, as we depend upon actual
and repeated counfs---we saythIs conven-
ton numbered more thar SIX HUNDRED
Wing freemen Of Vermont, representing
TEN counties. The list Of names taken is
known 10 be very incomplete, and yet that
list embraces four hundred and fifty dele
gates Again we say, the Wings have ex-
ceeded their highest .anlicipaiions; and A. rs
complete and cheering evidence that the
PEOPLE Of Vermont are awakened TO the
true condition Of things, and determined to
prosecute zealously, thoroughly and tri-
umphantIy, as far as in them lies, the work
of reform. In view Of this demonstration
of popular feeling, as wellas of the cheer
ing evidences 10 be found in the proceedings
Of the county conventions, with which our
paper is flled, we can assure our friends IN
other states, the friends OF reform.-of o ma
tional government constitutonally and hon
estly administered-that Vermont ariH stick
10 her integfifN and nom, as eUer, preserve
her political character pure and pnfdrnisd-
ed The petty schemes, secret and open, Of
the Van Buren men; their constant chang
ing Of hobbies their playing upon every
StFlOH 10 CutC0 NOtto hutu uioucJ hSiNy p"7
per money there-pro-slaver here, and anti.
slavery ibere--loco focoism here, and no
loco focoism there; all these, and the deser-
lion of demngogues from our own ranks
(good radiance, say WEI have not shaken.
and cannot shake, the Wings Of Vermont.
These things will give them ne~ strength,
in the support Of many who have been de-
uded by Benton humbugs and The false sto-
ries OF the Office holders and we confident
" anticipate even a more signal overthrow
OF the minons OF Executive power and Ex-
ecuiive experiments" Than they met in
September and November 1886.
Orange county. where General Flint and
his new allies are doing their utmost 10 mis-
lead the old anti-masons into the Van Buren,
whirlpool, came up nobly 10 the work she
sent eighty delegates 10 the convention, and
we trust that this manifestation Of her spirit
is true index that zeal and patriotism and
unceasing exer,ions will save Orange from
disgrace. - Waterman,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-07-21

4 euish Van Bureu's Adminis'ration-AN
| EXCLUSIVE PAPER CURRENCY
Ior, TO use the language Of Mr. Van Buren's
IGIobe, with nothing but RAG MONEY
After cheating and betrayng after de
luding and hum.buging the country--afte'
the People are bankrupt and ruined by It's
miserable metallic currency Experiments,
the Globe comes impudently out and repn
diates the principles which Il has been fol
years so indus,riously propogoiing Al
'erclusire metallic currency tcas nerer pro
posed" says the Globe, by those holding q
position which care weigH 10 their oietos."
The Globe may back out, as it does; bu
it cannot in this case "Eapunge" what has
been printed. We will produce the record
to show that the Globes assertion is as des
| titute Of truth as its Editor is Of honesiyF--
The Globe ITSELF up TO the moment this som
erset was thrown, was vociierousy in favol
of the unconstitutional cpryeaey," which /:
exclusively gold and silver. But let US mai
the present assertion OF the Globe to the
counter MS base metal, with the following ex
tract from that paper - 81
president Jackson is gone, but the au
thor of the letter to Sherrod Williams is ir
the Presidential chair AND THE SPE
Gle POLICY is STILL THE OR
DER OF THE DAY We venture tc
predict that specie will go on increasing al
the rate of several millions per annum
during the whole of President Van Buren,:
Administration, AND THAT COLE
WILL BE A COMMON CURREN
CY BEFORE HIS TIME is OUT"
This was written only two months ago
by man who now says that no such pro
position was ever made
The same doctrine has been urged by all
the followers OF the Globe MIR Cambre
leng, when the banks suspended specie pay
lnenls, wrote letter TO Mr. Flagg, urging q
forfeiture of their charters. MIR lngeisoll
la Van Buren, candidate for Congress. whose
principles the Globe has endorsed, is in Ia
vor of an exclusive metallic currency. Ar
anti-bank convention of which Ingersol
was a member. adopted the following reso
luiion:--
Resolved, That we are not only opposed
10 the present banking system, but that We
are opposed to any and every system thai
has tendency in the least degree, to substi
tute paper for gold and silver currency
Colonel Benton, in whose behalf the
Globe enters disclaimer, in recent letter
to Smallwood V holland says that
I'VE owe General Jackson a debt o
gratitude for practically teaching the conn
try the GREAT LESSON THAT WE
CAN DO INFINITELY BETTER
WITHOUT PAPER MONEY BANKS
THAN WITH THEM" Ylf
So much for the truth of The Globe. We
will leave the vindica,ion of its consistency
TO our neighbor ofthe Argus.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-07-21
From the Washington Globe.
RAG MONEY.

Neither President Jackson, President
Van Buren,, Colonel Benton, nor any other
holding position 10 give any weight TO his
views, as representing those of the Democ-
racy EVER PROPOSED A CURREN-
CY EXCLUSIVELY METALLIC"
This is the latest currency Bulletin of the
Court Journal The moon having quar-
tered. the wind blows from different direc-
ton The Administration is jibiag. Its
sheets now SILVER, and the vessel must be
got about quickly or she will bring up on a
lee shore
The Globe throws surprising somerset !
There must DO great CONSERVATION at
Washington The loud and incessant va
porings OF the Administration, for FIVE long
years, are all renounced in single para
graph The Globe not only repudiaies the
doctrine Of an "ezciusire metallic currency"
but denies that such Humbug was ''eoey
proposed by Jackson. Van Buren, or Ben
ton. Thus vanshes. at single dash. all
the golden dreams and promises OF "CON-
STlTUTIONAL CURRENCY aat
From the Albany Daily Advertiser.
EIere is another exhibition OF the empti.
ness and duplicily of proffliga,e Admins
tration. Here is further and conclusive evi.
dence Of the gross deceplions practiced up.
on the People. The Globe and It's echoes
in and out of Congress, have labored inces
sanity, for live years. 10 excite the popular
feeling against RAG MONEY" and to
induce belief that Jackson and Van Blu
rem would "restoye tie constitutional currea-
CT Of goid aud sitcer" The United States
Minis, it was boastingly said. were furnish
ing metallic currency, which, under the
auspicies OF the Golden Administrator
would lake the place of RAGS" This was
the hobby upon which elections were car
ried. IL was the theme upon which dema.
gogues dwetin the Hall Of Legislation. in
their Conventions, in their Bar,rooms and
in the Streets. Office-holders went to the
Polls jingling Benton's Mint Drops" and
"leftoao- Boys" at the Electors as jackson
currency" Members of Congress, and Of
our State Legislatures drew their pay from
The Treasury in GOLD, which was taken
home and exhibited to their constituents as
specimens of the Currency which the Adj
mnistration had introduced.
But where are we now2 How has this
play ended ? The people. cheated and hum
bugd for season with Mint Drops and
Yeiloc- Boys are deprived Of their gold
and silver. and left with what is to distin-