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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-07-12
July l2l

Court Of Probate, .Viwpori, July 2, 1888.
A ppLIcArioN was made for an Administra.
"A tor TO be appointed on the Estate Of Con-
tent Norton. formetly Of Fairhayen, Mass.
dec.
1t is ordered that the same be received, and
the consideration thereof referred to Cour,
Of Probate TO bc holden at the State House
in Newport, on the first Monday in Angus,
next, at9 O'Clock A. M. and that previous
notice be given, by publishing copy Of this
order three several times in the Herald Of The
Times, for all porsons Interested to appear
at said time and place aud be heard.
A true oopy-witness:
D. B. HowLAND, Pro. elk.
July 121
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Your Cllilnlnics.

TYHE subscriber having employed first
L rnte Chimney sweep from New York,
will be happy to attend to the calls OF the
inhabitants OF Newportevery day in the week
(exccpt Sundays) from sunrise till sunset. A
slate will be found at the store Of Mr.. iona.
than 7. AImy, at the foo, Of the Parade,upor
which porsonss can place their names who
wish TO have tIieir chimnics swept All or
dcrs promptly attended to.
July l2. JACOB WILLIS.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-07-12

ELyoASr New Sn'ps.-The splendid new
ship Sea, Captain Fisher, Of 900 tons, built in
,iis city on New York account, will sail from
this port to.dsy. She is We believe, the
largest merchant ship ever bull, in Baltimore.
A noble corvette ship. the Venus. Captain
Wallace, pierced for le guns, built IN this
city on foreign account, Is also ready for sea
She is, VIC learn, tho sharpcst clipper bn'l,
vessel ever constructed here, and according
to the opinion Of nautical men must outsail
any thing that floats.
The elegant new steam ship Naichez,
Captain Story, Of nearly 1000 tons burihcn,
left this port few days ago for New York
The Nsichez is the largest steamboat IN the
United Statce.
Either or the above vessels is calculated
70 reflect the highest credit on the skill o.
our able meehanics.-t Bah .9merieaa.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-07-12
CITY HOTEL.
Nos. 90 and "a Broad. street, Propiueu

| Nos. % and "a Broad street, Providence.
| QEEA The subscriber would iufarm hi,
fIn friends and the travelling public &C.
!lla nsraly, that the above central, cx-
,ensive and airy establishment still
continues under his direction, and that he has
made such repairs and improvements as are
adapted TO the tasie Of the times. and 10 tho
wants Of the moving public.
The apartments are well furnished, and suited
TO the convenience Of families and paiies IA we'll
us Of individuals aud no effort will he spared Ia
supply the table with every luxury Of the market,
and " i,h tho rarites Of the season, us early q.
they are furnished by his co,emporaries in New
York aud Boston.
The proprietor hopes, therefore, to deserve :
continuance Of that liberal patronage which th'
City Hotel has ever enjoyed.
II July I2ih. ROBERT EARL.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-07-12
July l2l
Court of Probate, .Verport, Juiy 2, 1898.

Court Of Probate, .Nemport, July 2, 1898.
uIpoN the petition Of Peter p. Remington,
u Administrator ON the Estate Of Robert D..
.I.awton. late Of Newport, dec representing tin.
tho personal Estate Of said Robert ID. i.awton, Is
insufficient by the SUN OF seven handred and
nineteen dollars aud n cents, 10 pax the Just
debts and funeral charges and expenses OF Ad-
ninis,ration on said Robert ID. Lawton's Estate,
and praying that he may be empowered in his
capacity af Administrator, TO sell nj public nuc-
ton the right, iiIe aud interest which said Robcr,
%. Lawtcn had a, the time ul his decease, IN and
to three several lots of land, with the baildiugs
thereon standing. situate IN Tanner stree, IN said
Newport. ar so much thereof a. will be sudicien,
to raise said SUN Of seven handred aud nineteen
dollars and 2f cen,s, with incidental expenses.
II IL ordered that the same be re-
ceivsd aud the consideration thereof referred
To a Court Of Probate, to be holden Ut the State
House, in Newport, on the iirs, Monday in August
next, at 3 o'clock A. NJ. and that previous no
iies be given by publishing copy Of this onler
three weeks in succession, in the Herald Of the
Times, for all persons interested TO spPesr at
said time and place aud he heard.
A true copy-wlincts;
q. d. IlowLASp, Prob. elk.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-07-12

IMpoRrANr FROM JAMAIcA.-Iotal sman
eipation ofme Wgroes.--The Colonial As
sGmbly have unanimously agreed to the totn
emancipation Of tho slaves, to commence
August Ist, 1893, instead Of 1910, as by the
parliamentary apprentice oship act planters had
no other alternative.
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THE SUB-TREAsUR'Y.
MIR. WRIGUT's LAST ExPEDIENI

Some Of our readers having expressed
a'desire to sec the precise shape il
which the odious attempt on the part o.
Messrs. Wright, Niles, Benton, & Co.
10 give the President an uncontrolled
power over the public Treasury, was
ratified by subservicnt Senate, we
give the bill as it passed that body
which We copy from the National Intel.
iigcnccr Of July 4th:
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-07-12

Mas. SI0oyRNEv.-Thc lovers Of Amcr
can literature and the fine arts may antici
pate rich treat in the forth. coming Re
ligious Souvenir, for 1882. The engraving.
are to be of the highest foish, from entirel,
new designs and Mrs. Sigourney has beef
engaged to supcrintend the literary depart
ment Of the work. ScoGeld and VOORHEES,
New York are the publishers.--.AsWarl
DAILY .1duerisr.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-07-12

From CANApA.-Our advices from Upper
Canada and the Western frontier continue
to be Of alarms and aggressions. The ac-
counts are probably somewhat exaggerated,
but even after making all allowance, there is
enough left To excite much uneasiness.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-07-12

LicENsEs.-On Saturday town meeting
was held in Gloucester under the new law in
regard TO the granting Of licenses The re.
suit Of The vote, we learn, was TO direct the
Town Council to grant licenses, by ma
iority Of nine.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-07-12

More TRoUBLE.-It is stated in the Au-
gusta Age, that DIR. Holmes, who was ap-
pointed by Governor Kent Of Maine, to ex-
plore and survey the public lands on the
Aroos,ook, has been ordered of the territory
by the British authorities, and has returned
home
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-07-12
Guardians Neticc.

vuyIIC suJscrihcr having been nppcinied BY tie
u Couu Of Probate Of tho town OF Newport,
Guardian af his children W Will'a'n q. Read. lian'
nah y, Read. Henry Read. aud Edwin oh.e'
Read, minors, gives notice to al persons having
claims against said MINORS TO eimen them ''
h,m ~ ,,b,o ,r mouths from the date hsrecf
OLIVER READ.
Newport, July 10, isss s-ew.'
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-07-12

The fine little steamer Kingston has
been taken of our river and chartered
to run between Sag Harbor and Hart
ford. Want of patronage VIC regret to
say, was the cause.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-07-12
Cure for B0wel Complain Is.
a SUPPLY OF DIR. ID. JAYNE'S
Cdrmindfirc Baisdn,

Is received 5y J. w. EDDY,
THIS unrivalled Balssm, and ita astonish-
ing properties il the cure Of most discs
scs Of the SiowAaok aud Bowels. such as d.
arrhea, dysentary, chofesa- -n.orAus, cholera
hyant,m, or summer complaint among ch,l-
dren; has been tested by hundreds in this
place, and throughout the United States
The immense sale of this sr,lclei bncked by
the strong recommendation Of the Medical
Faculty, has never been known to fail.--Cer-
tifcstes furnished gra,ia. aud dircc,iops fas-
nished gratis, 10 all who may call ios .Lcu.
Price 80 cts,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-07-12
July l2l
Clerks Office, Court Of Probate, ,Ne,eport,
Jufu g 1893

clerks OUce, Court Q i.roodfe, ,NetpPorG
Juiy2, 1888.
A N Instrument in Writing. dated 2'd June.
~ 1896, pnrporting to be the last Will aud
Testament Of Benjamin Hall, late of Newport,
dec. was presented for Probate and Letters
'rcstan,en niary thereont
1, is ordered that the same ho received ant
the consideration thereof be referred to I
Court Of Probate to be holden at the state
House in Newport, on the first Monda.
in August next ut . o'clock A. NJ. and tina
previous notice be given by publishing
copy Of this order, three several times il
the "HeraM Of the Times" for all persons
interested, to appear at said timc aud place
anu be heard.
True copy-witness,
B. u. lIowLANp, Prob. elk.
July I21
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ALSO:
DIR. JAYNE'S
Indian ErpecfOyGnt.

Recommended as decidedly superior Ia
any other known conlbinn,ion Of n'edicln i've, For
coughs, colds, h!kusna0, Cansaap pjion,. .ssiAnsa.
splitting Of biaod, ,hoarseness, !js,.ity VI t,saih-
ing. Hopping Cough, pai,s aud lseakness q
tie breast, and aH dissasss N Ahe Pulmonary
organs. Books with directions apd ccriti..
Gates from the highes, authority, may DC had
On application 10 the subscrlber. Price one
tlallsL ]. w. EDDY.
LII. 4
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-07-12

Mondays and Fridays are the regu-
lar days Of John w. Richmond's leav-
ing Providence and Newport for New
York-Wednesdays and Saturdays, her
regular days Of leaving New York for
Newport and Providence.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-07-12

THEATRIcAL-FIEsT APPEARANCE
Mr.. Robert w. Gof, Of this place, a
young gentlemen Of very respectable
talents, we understand will make his de-
bit tomorrow evening, in the charac-
ter of Rolla.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-07-12

Court Of Probate, .Ntrport, Juiy2, 1898.
A N Instrument in Writing dated
IA purporting to be the Last Will
and Testament of Margaret Gould late o
Newport, single woman, dee. was presentc.
for probate and Letters Tcstamentary there
on:
Ii is ordered, that the same be received ant
the consideration thereof referred to Cour
of Probate, TO he holden at the State House
in Newport, on the first Monday in August
acxt, at q O'Clock a. m. and that previous no
ticc be given by publishing a copy OF this or
lcr three several times in the Herald ot III
Times, for all persons Interested to appear al
laid time and place and be heard,
True copy-witness
d. u. liOwLANp, Prob. elk.
July l2l
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-07-12
FRENCH BOOKS
LEGAL NOTICES.

Court of Probate, .NtTport. July 2, 1888
glNlIE Executors Account on tho Estate o
l. Benjamin Lawton, was presented for al
lowance and for All order af distribution o
the balance thereof:
1t is ordered. that the same he received
and the consideration thereof referred to q
Court Of Probate, to be holden at tas Stale
House in Newport, OH the frst Monday in
August mex, at . O'Clock a.m.and that previous
notice be given by publishing copy Of this
order, three several times in the Herald cf
the Times, for ull persons interested to ap-
pear at said time and place and be heard.
a true copy-wIincss,
b. d. IlOwLANp, Pro. elk.
July l21
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Married,

On Friday last by the Rev. Mr.. Brooks, Capt Sam''-
I'll &. Bailey to Miss Sasan TowDsend daughter of the
late Mr. Job Z. Townsend, all OF this town.
Ia Portsmouth, the 2jth nlt., by the Rev. Mr. ray
ior, Mr.. james Bowler Of Bristol to Miss Jane Cogge-
shall daughter of Mr. James Coggcshall Of Portsmouth
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-07-12
NOTICE.

We requested TO mention, that the Rev. FnEDEn-
lex UpmAM, Presiding Elder, will preach at the Metho-
dist Chapel tomorrow evening, 18th inst Services to
ornnence Ia before o'clock.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-07-12

The Grafton on the 18th, at Wakefield,
was delivered by Wilkins Updike, Esq.
of Kingston, and not Mr.. Rivers Of
Providence, as mentioned in our last.
Those who heard it, speak Of it in the
highest terms.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-07-12

Mr.. Senator GRUHDY has been nominated
and confirmed as Attorney General Of the
United States.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-07-12
MRS. KiDDER's CHOLERA, DIS-
ENTENY, AND DIARRlkOEA cor
DIAL,
Sold by r. J. TAYLOR, Druggist, sole .5gent
for .Neicpori, X. l.

DIAL,
Sold by r. J. TAYLOR, Druggist, sole .1gent
for .Nswpori, X. L.
IuNIIIS medicine is acknowledged by shousandA
IL 10 stand unrivalled in thr W apy other
country, for the cure Of tbe nhayo, and will re-
store whore every other Seinedy 6iIs performing
ts cure in most cassa IN very Tow houn taxi
en- ia seasan, II doe, not require more than forty
eight hours 10 cure the violent bloody. slinly
dyseniery; cholers, and common cholera norbus.
ARE instantly checked. and tho patient quickly re-
stored 10 health. DnrrhoeS that Vi cf recsai ditS
IS cured in a worry few baIrs, llisrrI.ooa tkat has
continued for months, and even for years. Is cur
ed by using this medicns according To ,hs dirsc-
tions, aud the patient will he restored 10 hsaItN
Persons going to warm climates IL they will pro-
vide themselves with this medicine, wpi tsyc lit
tie or nothing to fear from Cholera, AcsGateyy,
or Diarrhsea.
Children iha, arc teething and children that
are brought up by hand, should always bs psa-
,ided with this medicine f possible, a. il win ss-
nerally regulate their bowels in tho course of
Few hours, and prevent them from becoming weak
aud reduced from Diarrhosa.
4 II checks vomiting podSced from any cause
whatever, ana j ii ~ inysluahle ren,sdy iu sen
sickness.
his composed Of materials that are perfectly
hagmless, and may be taken by euher sex Ut any
age with perfect safety, aud will mol injurs the
constitution
\ N. Is. This medicine viii always leave the
howols in perfect order, producing no constipation.
July 4, 1S3S.-GW.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-07-12

THAT valuable b,siIding Lot. corner OF
Spring and Prospect bill stssrts, sdlcln'
ing the Esists OF Ds. WArpor, 70 offered toe
sale by l. PAnpACks ~
Tune 2e, le3e. 'tt
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JAMES UAMMOND,S
DRY GOODS md B0OK STORE.

A DISCOURSE, embracing the Civil and
"A Religious History of Rhode Island, by
A. A. Ross, just published and for sale by
w. A. BARBER, l53, Thames-st.
July IL
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Bank Stock.

EIvE SHARES in The Capital Stock Of tn
Il Rhode Island Union Bank Cor sale by
July IL. BENZ. MUMFORD.
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Newport, July 6.

,I>JE subscriber respectfully informs The
L public, that the Store he now occupies.
being FIRST rate stand for any kind of bust
ness, will be to lot on the trst OF Novomper
next. Being under the necessity OF making
ANEW arrangement in his business on account
of i'll health, he returns many thanks 10 his
Newport friends and visiters for the liberal
patronage ne has received from them during
Inc ten years pa,,. wa. =. VOSE.
n. RI would say to the lovers Of Ios
CrvAns, that | shall continue to serve their
no during tho summer months, with the best
of accom- nnodstions-one establishment ex.
pressly for ladies and Gentlemen, and ons
expressly for Gentlemen. VS.. v.
Newport, June %, 1899.
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PARASOLS.

A complete assortment Of PARAS(A.S
IA aud many other kinds Of Goods, Just ~
ceved and for sale really eheop. at No. i6a
Thames street, by ~ SESSIONS
June 81.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-07-12
PORT OF NEWPORT.

CLEARED.
sloop Charles, Ash, Providence,
DO. Hero, Read, do.
Do George n Mary, Bliven, do.
DO. Annawan, Blvcn, do.
BO. Caroline, Barker, Philadelphia,
DO. Three Brothers, stewart, Fall River.
ARRIVALS.
SUNDAY, July s.--arr, sioop Annawan, Elven, from
New York for Providence.
MONDAY, Iuly 9-arr, schr's Mechanic sawyer, IRON
Pictou (N. s.. tor Faii Riyerlouisa, Swain from Bal
tnorc Tor Prov yidcncr.-Alcrt Bryer from Cnlasi iu'
New York.-Rubicon, EdhuD, from Philndclpha VIII
coal to ~ GilordN. u. Robinson, iiathct, from New
bern, n. c. with lumber to Geo. Emgs, Esq,-Fonc!
from Providence tor Baltimore-Cyrci, Gardner, iroi'
Mill Stone Point, with stone for the Fors.Sloop New
York, Easton, from Providence, for n. York.
TUESDAY, July l0.-arr. schr Commerce, Carr, nn'
DAYS from Matanzas with MoIn-ses to III. Null Esq
Last EycnD:arr, schr. Iurana, Swazcy, tn Charles
ton,
MEMORANDA
ship Kutuson, Taylor, from IIavrc, arrived at Ne"
Orleans 22d ult,
aranc Frederick, Rand, arrived at Malanzss Goth u
In IA DAYS from Havana, having been blown OF III.
coast.
schr Caspian, swssy, for this port, sailed from
Charleston 10Th ult.
WHALE SHIPS.
Al Bay of Islands, March sth, ship John Cogseshsll
Msccy, ofthis port, 1900 bbls sp. oil.
Arrived nj Boston ,n Thursday Brig Tariff rom VIC
tanynsSpoke June 18th, lat. 30, lou 10 49, Schr, TO-
cahonias OF this port, whaling, with Ito bbi.' OIL
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-07-12

iuoeACgO-Sobo boxss verg ana qusii,v, direct rom
"'N"''' b WOOD, 4 CO.
II j,l, A. VASE Wharf
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Notice.

u. = CIEAyrrANs, respectfully informs the
Ladies' and Gentlemen OF Newport thst h.
Will open his coarse Of 20 Crammaficdl
Lectures, at The MASONIC HAIL on Tues.
day evening July ", at 8 o'clock, where the,
will be coutnucd, one lecture week. fo'
the first weeks-oiier which . lectures encl
week. All interested are solicited to call
will, their Pupils,and examine for themselves
II YOUTHS Glass will be formed for dn,
class, Of which due notice will be given =
Terms moderate. Any farther information
will be cheeriidly given by the Lecturer, al
MK. TowNsIsDs norsL, Thames-st.
July ~.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-08-25
From ne Frankfort Me- IntelligsHeer.
WHO HAS CHANGED

We answer, all the selfstyled democrats who are
attempting to deceive and misead the people in sup
port Of that old exploded federal measure the Sub
treasury bill 1t is just such measure as'the elder
Adams would like 10 have had fastened sIpon the
country A strong consolidated and splendid 80
vernment with an Executive power and influence
beyond the reach and control of the people, was
sought for by the old federalis,s under his admins
tration. President Van Burens favorife Subtrea-
sury expedent on which he has resolved, regardless
Of the warnings Of his earliest and best friends TO
sink or sriRl," contemplates the appointment by
himself of ten thousand Sb-treasuyers and removable
at his viii and pleasure President Jackson shrunk
with alarm at the introduction Of such measure BY
a federal member of Congress from Virginia in
1884 This anti-republican measure IS now made
by Mr. Van Buren and his bosom friends the test OF
party Old democrats who will not support i against
The convictions of their own minds are prescribed
We have before us the strange anomaly that fede,
the test of party in 1888 Old federalism Is trans
formed into neso patent democracy. Democrats who
hold TO the good old Jefersonan faith, be not de-
ceived BY names-the Leopard cannot change his
spots or the Ethiopian his skin The leaders OF the
party who support The Snbtreasury bill are federal
Loco-focos The Sub-treasury bill revives all the
odious principles of older federalism and hence we
find so many Of the old federal party among the
warmest and most jealous supporters ct that mea-
sure. Reuel Williams acknowledged himseifto be-
long to the old federal party his address to the peo-
pie Of this State in 1884, and his name now appears
foremost to an address to the people Of the United
States ia,Rcting Gndenlig htening them onthe prin-
ciples of democracy There are numerous instances
all around us in the Lac foco ranks equally absurd
and ridiculous
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-08-25
CORRESPONDENCE.
New YoRK, August 90, 1888,

DEAs SIN The weather has, for the last few days,
been cool and pleasant, and our perambulang cisi-
gems are returning to their homes. Little has bsen
done in the stock market for the past week. but on
Saturday and today, every description rose, and the
sales were larger than for several days previously
Merchandise is becoming daily more inquired for
and most descriptions Of goods are on the rise The
sham fight did not come off on Tuesday, in conse-
quence of apprehensions being entertained Of injury
resulting to vessels which might pass during the
firing The Great Western sailed with goody
compliment of cabin passengers. Steam navigation
across the Atlantic is now in the full tide Of success
and if no accidents occur, in few months three
fourhs Of the passengers to Europe will prefer This
method Of travel Already parties are forming in
Europe, TO cross the Atlantic in steam ships plea
sure trips. Several gentlemen arrived and left in
the Royal William, having visited Niagara, The
Springs, &c. Their excursion was one purely Of
pleasure, and they appeared much gratifed with the
jaunt in the interior. The large hotels filing
with merchants from various sections Of the Union,
and much hustle is observable in Pine, Pearl and
South Streets and other business locations. Indeed,
New York assumes somewhat of its former life snd
activity, and the wheels Of commerce are again in
motion. Let wise and judicious measures be alone
authorized by Congress- and our calamity stricken
population will soon rebound from their unnatural
depression.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-08-25

Of republican principles Intoxicated with power; sno
jealous Of its limit those whom our Parisiiiy nave
clothed with little brief authority" have wholly ioi
gotten they the Of the people and respon
sble 10 themhst they entrusted with power ior
the public good and not for self-aggnndizement In
capable Of any principle but cupidiy--sf any ambition
bur that which centres in tseheir past professions
have been the cant Of hypocrisy, and their noisy zeal
cloak under which they have stolen into the republican
camp gathered to themselves its hoDors and lie profits
and now attempt 70 sell them TO the enemy But the
cry is out They are arrested The lusty arm Of tho
honest democracy is laid indignantly upon their crng,
ing shoulders and they will need swiiter oar than sped
his ngorous safety the traitor Of the NORTH TO bear
them from the destruction, their temeHy and ingsude
have earned them.
Let not then the untransferred democracy DC amosed
or deoded by false ssues--or inundated BY shuse-
-tnslignant--personai They have intelligence
TO detect the hrsthey have independence and pstot
ism to scorn the last Without reason or argument 70
sustain them, the etds Of the administration are now
universally resorng to abusefnsrepres
omny--biisr and opprobrious. Thsnk heaven these
weak missiles among the Spsrtans." We are not
be driven from principles by the unrnered odlum
Of their abandonment We knoT The ground ws occupy
nor can the discipline Of psrtythe force OF old asso-
ciationsthe mpuistion Of whiggey-or any other APP
psnce Of ingenuity, malice, drive Us one inch from
stesdiastness. Pong hkeepsie Journal