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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-10-27
MASSACRE OF AMERICAN sEAMEN.

A letter was received in the city this morning fr ON
Eeazer Wyer Jr, one Of the survivors on board the
State, sch Madison have seen en- h ne et hs
and condense from its contents the following particulars
which will be interesting to our readers
The letter says -" We started from Cuba the
10Th OF Aug, II some time before got round
the Island We kept along the Cuba coast to Matan-
zas, and then took departure for Boston. On the
9Th Sept it began to blow very hard and we found the
wind increasing and took in sail accordingly. On
the 7h Sept it blew a complete gale from the north
east. We within Is or 20 miles Of the Florida
coast and finding ourselves drifting ashore got sail
npon her again. and carried away the head of our bow
spirit We had to shorten sail and heave her to again,
the coming and sweeping The decks. We found
tina. could keep her off the land, and concud-
ed to her shore in the day tme and to
lives Accordingly we lowered the mainsal aud put
the helm up. The vessel was soon ashore, and we
waited until she driven far upon the beach that
we could easily jump from her on shore. We worked
as long and hard could to get clothing and
provisions ashore. One hand John Sheaf, was washed
overheard before got ashore, and drowned.
We got ashore our clothes with plenty Of provisions
and wa,er-enough to last us month. We remained
here until Sunday, the 9th, when about noon,
attacked by party OF Indians The first gun aimed
at the mate, which put him, the cook and the Dutch
to flight ran into the tent and told the captain
that the Indians were upon The captain told Cam
NETT and myself that the Indians would hurt u.s. and
told also not to run. The Indians immediately fired
again and shot me through the hand and thigh. All
three Of started and run along the beach, and
the Indians behind in full chase. The captain could
not keep up with u.s. and being behind the Indians
overlook him-upon his knees he begged for life, but
the Indians at shot him dead. Cammett and my
self hid ourselves in the bushes, separated in making
our escape. kept in the woods until near sun down.
when to the beach and walked thirty or forty
miles, living upon the dead fish found on the shore
Thus pursued my course until Wednesday night,
when vessels in sight took nv Shirt hoisted it
upon pole, and boat was sent from Of the
sells which took me on board. The next morning
picked Cammett up and both Of stad board the
sloop three or four days, when put on board
another soop and went to Indanquay, and there
found passage to Key West The boat belonging to
the cutter Madison, here for us, and found
that Howard was the captain. | went board the
Madison, and captain Howard told me he bound to
Georgia, and then to Portsmouth. He told to make
ourselves comfortable, and gave the surgeon and stew
ard orders to do every thing for US. My wounds
are nearly well and hope to be at home. Wyer,
Cammett and Ryan were all Of the crew Of the Alma
that were saved. Captain Thomas, the mate. Andrew
J. Plumer and VIM. Reed OF Salem, were shot.-Port-
land Advertiser
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We recommend the following Yankee Notions
to the whole posse comitatus Of Loco Focoism, who
have turned their backs upon themselves, and gone
over to the federal Sub-Treasury:
"a Political Change'ing.--In politics, the most
contemplate Of all things is the political chsngelng
Sometimes he blindly follows the impulse Of interest,"
and then he will leap and jump on, aud of, and over
and under the fence, with the agility Of grimslkin
Often he puts himself in the keeping Of father cones
sor, with more brains than himself and then he whips
about like the weathercock and is frequently found IN
false positions Having fixed principles Of action
he will occasionally box tho whole political compass
and this he would easily do in many minutes as there
signs in the zodiac, whether under the guidance OF
some political mentor, or following his own impulse.
He discovers his character when he shows chsrac
ter. He is every thing by turns, but nothing long
He is riddle 10 his political friends, modification 10
his personal friends burben to himself butt for ridi
cuc, and fair game for the wit of his political foes
Accordingly, from choice he ncurs the disrus, Of
all parties, while he gains the confidence Of none This
is political changelng, and this is his fate What
man Of thought can be induced TO play such
monkey like tricks If selfpunishment, self reflection,
public opinion will not restrain any one from such
conduct, then nothing will save man from political
| suicide. "-SdIm Register.
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NOV Nm q RIyFs

We perceive thsi nisnsissas 80 sissn 90 issw -
nous quarters that d. Mhirs.s tnEa.s 90 ss.s $50
The Loco-focos ~ ansisg w Nsss h.m ~ t@sas4
ssstes senate NJ o. 10 eas ~ - p4sssi 80 n.sss
hoh minded sisteslnsa that e4 ceWtT ssa hNs@ -
aud ihis 10 he testing thsi - y - tnsa.sf sass&s
him and his Conservative irisnds rsusrsis ~ A. VIZ
party there can 10 doabs shst ~l - assss.1 -
Waterloo defeat ia I'll yisHs saA ehgsris ed ssstf
Republican who u gossnsd ~ fsneAs ssA = stfe.ae
God speed ~ The history u AnsslAes y - tssA
in the mind. q syey iniellgeas AmsnesA --iis'gsss
Pat a Dem.
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Another Sub Tfcasurcr-A Mr.. Gordon ID. Boyd,
some time ago, was appointed receiver at one OF
the Mississippi land Offices Shortly afterwards he
proved TO be defaulter to the amount of $4,000
The PRONUNCIATION of the fact did not at all abash
him He Immediately betook himself TO the stump
for the vindication OF his character did not APP
propratc the money TO my own use" exclaimed he,
land expected to be able to repay it, but my specu
lations turned out unfavoraby. IT'S my misfortune,
and not my fault. hope, gentlemen, you are salts
fedl Oh, yes" replied his Loco foco hearers, we
are perfectly satisfied. Lou. Journal.
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NEW METALLIC PENS.-Wanen's Constitution
IN Pen, and yery superior article = this day -
ceived. for sale by v. ThL0h
Also. blue and green Writing Fluids ~ Perry, Terry,
Arnold, Henry and others - n,
Very superior Holland Quilts Nos 20 and So yellow
clear white, and Opaque.
On hand large and COMPLETE collection ~ the host do
nestle and imported Stationery "a which addt'on, s'e
constantly making, At the lowest prices, aug -
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-10-27

CoLD COMFORT ron THE SUB-TREAsuRTEs-ALGp,M.
AGAINST THE SUB-TREAsuRY. Tuscaloosa Intel
lgencer of Oct l. gives an exact analysis Of the po-
lcs OF the Legislature 50 far as he has received in
formation, by which il appears certain that out of So
no less than As including many administration men,
are decidedly hostile to the Sub-treasury, and Ia
only for IL.
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From The Frederick Times
THE RIvES' SYSTEM.

There is, then, no chance Tor the Sub.treasury
for three years TO come and consider it forever
dedd and buricdi That system which Is now in
operation, and the benz fetal influences of which
have brought about return Of prosperity To ouu
large cities will continue in operation /" in spite Of
lamentations here or elsewhere" We aude TO the
State Bank deposite system-the public revenue being
collected in State Bank notes. and deposited In
Sidk Bank, for safe keeping
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-10-27

VERMoNT-The new Legislature Of this State
commenced las, Thursday at Montpelier. On pro-
ceeding to ballot for Speaker, Solomon Foot,
Wing was chosen. The Wing clerks were also
elected. ....5
The two Houses then proceeded to canvass for
Governor, Lieutenant Governor, and State Trea-
surer-whtn Silas II. Jenison, Wing, David M.
Camp Wing and Henry F. James, likewise Wing,
were declared duly elected The Governor having
been notified OF his election intimaed that he should
send his Message on Saturday.
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{" ~ the federal eonssa.
tion. this party made every
possIhle sKeruon 10 IN
CREASE fAs eas,ry. sa4
adj 10 fhs aSfhe,ifg ~ fAs
GENERAL GOVERN
MENT, and 10 sndns a
,riiA pocas aifLs eSpsnss
Of rho Stale Gosusmsais.
aud The eifissas at large"
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CoUTHERN LITERARY MESSENGER, publish.
- ed at Richmond, Va, by Il, w. WHITE Esq editor
and proPe or, in monthly numbers OF "a large octave
pages, Al s5 per annum, payable in advance.
The subscriber has been appointed agent for the above
valuable periodical in the District of Columbia and will
be happy receive the Of all who may wish to pa
tronixe 10.
The subscriber will employ person Of suitable cha
ractsr agent for obtaining subscribers the above
WORK in the District generally, and from It's established
popularity be does doubt that a gentleman Of good
address may devote month prohiably TO this object
from commission which will be allowed every sub
scTipiIOn received.
oct 2t3t ANDREW COYLE.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-10-27

There was Loco Foco Convention in Rome New
York, the 10th ut when attempt made force
upon the meeting resolution in favor Of the Sub
treasury, which, however, after much ado, was with
drawn The debate upon the question was very in,e-
resting, might be inferred from the following remarks
Of tho Rev. G McAdams, who, though clergyman and
not naturallzed took active part in the business Of
the Convention:
I'VE must a stan shouther TO shouther in the neist
utilize, we'll be lic by the ncer dewels, the whegs
wi something more than a scoutge o'ne,tles beside
losing a chance O. filling sportlans wi good yellow
pieces fra the " independent Treasury"
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-10-27

81 sssks IA aAMfustloa u lLs mossh "a The river
= 90 80 sempEed % eaa~eQ0rnee, al waief com
asalesaisa = 90 -, and ssp ~, 10 The commerce
- o. epaAuY
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-10-27

"
Against the FEDE.
RAJ GOVERNMENT
their fears and ierrors soos
ishoiiy directed. This was
the horrid monster. which
they labor ID to cripple and
chain down. TO prevent ito
ravages, The STATE Co
pernmenis they regarded
with the utmost complai-
sance, as the public pro,ec.
tors against this dreadful
enemy Of liberty"
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-10-27

Republicans and Fsfoaiisfs. MI Mstthss Csssf.
In hs political Olive BrsscA standard ~ssk. sbesna.
ing in correct political records thus draws ne as q
distinction between the RspsA,esHs AID fsdsstsis %
they existed In 1873
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-10-27

~ ssnsossi n ~ in1t@ns ~ land, which was
snaeuaktu u kgneshrf hsi gtFea over W eonse-
waesee a lks afuagAt has eow feeoanlneaeed, and
aif ~ gs.esfe,ea Stlh great energy nDd despatch
nnsti esanFtsieA CAS- Gensea has l1s4 received,
tstonek ! lalsg lfom MAJ Gen scuH, intelligence
~ ths mtsfehinR - tAe tssF aetaekmrnis fof the
Me-. ns~s - whtsh and tsat ohsFa yea 10 slart,
sN bssa thaaaNh Nanhelile Tbs ihiefes which
sia "A esurss ~ eresied, Vaftieulsfiy 81 and near
fhe iiHs - unsfeA " ~ passage ~ ~ large dy
Il taaians thfaagk lbr eoaniFy inAacrs 10 lo@e
tins lsyine ths 0easfas lsssT bsfose The Pable.
- AaaAralis uAsg
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The Red River is described by the Natchiioches
Herald rs much lower than il had ever been known
at that point within the recollection OF the Oldest in
habitant The channel had bced fordable for sevc-
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iissp 0rasrsss, E,rss D,nnos, I
Ghutakee Agrncy, Oci. = ls3s

sm--ThsIaa aTonghi uhieA "a, ~, lerminalsd.
~ thls qa@Hef, until sishin seek, prevented The
eBigfasi1n q she cheF0kees from being nesed az
the begihniEg ~ the lAa monlh, - had Intended
The ~ vas Recommended slnee the lall IL
rata, and viii nov b. eoBinaed without Interrupt
llun. Obe desachmebt d -four days Ia march, ffoIn
Fon Payns, De kalb county. Alsbaua, which will
cross The Mlssiseipp ~ The igOn Banks one has pro-
bAbly passod the Cumberland mountain an0iher,
% The saDe road, wAldeas Ridge, and q fourth ~
following. The three Latter, shd sboui four more
esachmgnis, viii Pfocced wa Nashville, Coleondo
Caps GtFaude, and The ridge Tosd IL Missoun.
No military guard will accompany either u The
deiseAmsuis, a. u u ma dOubrd thai the cmigranls
Will ~ conduct themselves 10 win the esteem 81
our cdizcns On the routes and ID gives me great
pleasure 90 be able 10 say that In all their chiefs and
head men have na cause ~ suspect single case Of
bad faith shall, however 30 some vxIsnt, cause
the department ~ the parties 10 be- watched, In order
q found necessary, - apply aAy corrective that may
be ia my power.
| have the honor 10 remain with high respect,
your Excelleney's most obi servant,
WINFIELD SCOTT.
Ills Exceency n, cAssoS, Governor u Tennessee
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North American Trust and Banking Company
No. 90 Wall street.

NETWORK, September 2lst 1898
TIME Board Of Directors have this day unanimously
i Resolved and pledged the faith Of the Board, TO limit
the amount Of subscriptions the Capital Stock OF this
Company to TEN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS, such
limitation TO be unaterable for FIVE YEARS, from the
first day Of January next unless enlarged by The written
consent Of three ouhs in amount Of the Stockholders OF
this Company. OF the above subscription not more than
Five Millions shall be received Bonds and Mortgages
on Fee Simple Real Estate the period for subscription
:. .,L;.L = i:.;;,sa 10 the FIFTEENTH DAY OF No
shall be received either Cash in Public Stocks
BY order Of the Board Of Directors.
JOSEPH ID. BEERS, President.
WALTER MEAD Cashier. oct 3-tl5N
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rHINA, GLASS AND QUEENSWARE.--The sub
~ scriber has just received and is now opening
rs hhds. OF white Stone CHINA,
3s do Bourbon Sprig do Comprising Dim
ner, Tea and Toilette WARE,
% do White and Gold Tea Ware
30 do Fine, Gold and Painted do
Is do do Fancy Stone China Dinner Ware
10 do do Toilette Ware
$50 do Crates of fine Printed Ware
800 do do Enameled cold odgd, &c. Ware
$50 pkgs Of plain moulded and Cut Glass Ware.
All Of which will be repacked TO order AT pleasing pr
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Merchants are respectfully invited call, where they will
find an assortment unrivalled in the country
MOSES POTTER,
oct 3u No 46 South Charles ST Baltimore.
A POTHECARIES WARE--Turquoisc, Verd An.
n tiaue, Drab and Sage, colored covered Jars,
Wedgewood Mortars, assorted sizes
do Tunnels do Ito
Fine Earthcn do do do
DO do Paste Boxes
Do do Bed Pans
Constantly on hand and for sale by
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DLAYING CARDS..-.F TAYLOR is agent for the
il District Of Columbia for Barett's, Cohens and Gre.
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which is and will be kept constantly on hand lie II m
structed sell them those who buy 10 sell again al me
lowest wholesale mandatory prices, without advance
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will be scrupuously adhered TO. Apply NJ the Wayery
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oct6
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CHEAP BOOKS, for sale by +. TAYLOR.
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OCTOBER NUMBER Of the North American Re.

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October Number Of the Democratic Review
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NEW soUvENIR.--The Christian Keepsake and
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Clarke
Also Duty and Inclination by Miss Landon.
The Life Of Hannah More, by H. Thompson, M. A.
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NICHOLAS NICKLEBY and OLIVER TWIST
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Also, The 9TH and 5th Nos Sketches by Boz.
Harry Austin, or Adventures in The British Army, by
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TIOw TO OBSERyE.---Morals and Manners.-by
III Miss Marineau, in volume,
Is Just received by TAYLOR,
oct II Immediately East Of Gadsbys
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-19
Trsa iks Ba tao,s ULis.
THE CONSTIT STiONAI. CURRENCY

Tho Congressional debate upon ti,r bill tu ~
tt'li>n = Sub-itCISurv, aHprl-d No. Garland.
"i virginia, an opportunity e. maze Tie follow
inS iuiriii.'Ht Ernar,s
Il have heard much. Mr.. Chairman.
IN the course of this debate; much said oi
the constitutional cUerrency. Yes sir
the eohs'i!uiionaI euJFeacy." Now, or.
Al the word currency IL 'any where wnt-
ten M the Constitution. /. has escaped my
research, although most ,isilau.ly made.
IL II any where prcsofibes euirtDoy |
have not seen II. ] eau find in the Con-
.siiiuiion ihe pnMef TO Com money and
regulate the value thereof" and to "rr.u.
late the value Of ioTci-a CONS" butt cam
not fad single sentence wh,ch makes
gold and SILVER the srciuJirs euytney of
4 q, country. can fud IA the Con,,ltu-
lion that the States arc prohibited from
making any hing but gold and silver a lc-
gal, That Is compul.-sy.) tender IN pay
men, oil debts; but can no where fad
that any man Is prohibited from receiving
payment m any medium whiCh he ChoOs-
e.. What then /, currency anv thing
which has credit enough 80 give 1 oircu-
lati"n. whether bank notes. Li.i, OF cx-
81
ucn, not money, constitutes currency.
and do not perceive that thc Constiiu-
ton prohibits any man or set of men, from
giving currency 10 any species of obliSa-
tons which creditors are willing TO re.
oe've. Such power would bavn clog.
gcd aid embarrassed commercial opera.
lions 10 gr-a, degree, aud have been a
mos: arbitrary and dcSpotic prohibition -
Gentlemen forget that there Is material
difference between uiNingness ard cont
PHhion, and tina, although tho Constitution
may have most wisely protected the REQ.
PC from tie compulsory rcccir, Of any
medium but gold and silver. that it woul.!
have been very unwiSe 10 have prohibit.
cd tha, which they were willing and pre-.
icrcd receiving. This principle Of con-
StH"iicnaI o"TTc7oy has crop, into the dog.
ma. OF political orators, but can 90 where
he found ia ,hc lcttsr or spirit OF the Con.
s,iluiion; and when hear the term Con.
suiuiIonal currency" used. about which
the Constitution - entirely silent, and
winch 1t could not prescribe. ! always
conclude tina; lie. who uses II, is maj iny,
aud not interpreting the Constitution. For.
SIR. IN these latter days, VIC readily find
constitutional terms. in partisan roc15uia-
TirS which can no where be found in that
wise bot much abused aud perverted IT,
stTumcnt."
4 currency 10 be useful. must be trans.
mIsSiblr. a redccmable paper currency
al all times Convertible into specie, IS the
only currency that will satisfy the people
Of this country.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-19
prNNgyIytvt,

ror,ruor Rfn,ri Proclamation ~ firor efa Re-
r.upheH ~ Sp,ss r. s,Ht We insert 90 an
Other column fhe proclamation of Governor Rir-
~. f.gurHr he Ranks DO n~ State ~ P~nu,rl-
ranfs % r',un" 'p~, payments In fu'l fofth-if
noi" IN th~ thirteenth day a. August rcli. We
q" not fecoil~ri the pfecusr character 81 be pow
-r which c1u tc errIrisci by ihe Governor 90
compel q general resumption ~ tYc Stale iast.-
fHH0nr ~ hc day fp-cihcd, but inasmuch A.
h'e Legislature II Penp,ylvsnia have pas,.i no
hw i~gsining he snspenGou. W. believe that
any Bank uhioh absn not resume will render ~
-'ii hattie 90 tlc penalty q freI,ufc fits char
isr
u will he reroi.rcfci that ths preceding. u
'he ofi'ccrs q uie Pniladsiyhia Banks. which ae
published heretofore designated III 23d August
as ihe daF foS Ne meeting of M Bank Conven-
t.on' 70 consult on be adoption q measures Tor
an early and simultaneous resumption u sp~ei~
payments The Prociamston ~ The Governor
fequi'es 'io resumpion 70 take place o. Tho I3ih.
Ten dsy. tefors ths neeung q ne Convenuon.
shd % ob>yed by ~ Bsnts ~ Psa-.yivsn,s. a.
" presume ell -. ~ contemplated ac,i . Of
ne lsf'rr N m Conysnfion - q egurse supef-
s-fed - Bakv,ert .la,Hcsa