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A PAREN T..

General Jackson's Opinions. -We co
pied some DAYS ago, IS news winch our rea.
ders were entitled to know as well as 9th
efs, an article from the Nashville Banner,
giving statement Of certain converse
ton reported to have been held hy General
jackson, IN which he was SAID To have de
clared tile dow ofalI Of Mr. Van Ruren's Ad
mlnlstraion. Il is due To truth now To
state, that the promised proof of this fact
has failed. the person relied upon to prove
il having stated that he only spoke of 1t as
a rumor, which he did uot himself believe
10 be true. This state ncnf of his CONVEX
satlon is fatty contradlcted. But, as the
case stands, 1t is clear that he either did mol
say what was imputed to him, or that he
now equlvocates. In either case, the re-
port Of the said conversation of General
Jackson is not sustained by proof. So states,
in substance, the Nashville Banner of the
liza lnStant.-Nat. Hf.
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NOTICE.

A Ii persons lndebtsdt to Thomas Charles
IA are hereby notified that his Notes and
Accounts are IN my hands for collection, BY
virtue Of DEED of Trust executed TO mo
on the 29lh instant, Al these indebted are
requested to call on me immediately and
close their accounts.
W. W. ALEXANDER, Trustee.
Jan. 81, 1889, SW
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Charlotte
Friday, February 2, 1888

D"fhrough the poliieness of The Hon. Robert
Strange, We have received the Bill TO regulate the
saie-kecping. transfer and disbursement Of the
public MONEY. of the United States. The Mldiso
man speaks OF this Bill in The following terms:
Ave car only say OF il. a, present, that it is
"dlsofganIzlng md eyoutionary-subversv oi
the onti,e practice Of this government from 1859
down Ia thIs day"-,hst II " VI place IN the hands
Of the Executive, the Of corruption, aud ex.
pose the pubic treasure TO be plundersd b' hun.
dted hands where one cannot now reach II !"
-
IJ'ln the House Of Representatives on The 18th
al i, whsle the Mississippi Elsc'ion was under con-
-ldefation, an alteration Of rather a disgraceful
character, took place between Messrs. Gho!soR and
Wise. This alteration was caused by the oppo.
.llion made by Mr. Wise 10 statement presented
by NJ. iiosafd from NJ. Claiborne being printed
al The expense Of the House, while Messrs. Prem.
tI.s and Word PAID Tor theirs 90, OF their pr-
Na'e purse The correspondent oil the BatImor.
Chronicle gives tho oilo~ ing account Of the affair
A. sunn as the applicants had taken their seats,
aud The statement os MI Claiborne bad been read
by The tlsrk, Nr, Ghslson. (~hom every bod,
thought abet rn-e aud made most lov and val
gar 4ttscA upoa what Wise had said In Tho prin.
ting 81 the sppicanls s,atefpt nt--Pi extending ~
discover IA those rsluarks OF M Wise inr,ive az
usioR TO the fact that Mr. Claiborne's statement
',as intended 10 be pfio'cd. at the expense of the
gnserumenl, by order Of IL, House, hough in ?oiai
OF fact. such order had been tasen. He SAID
that he and In coli, sguc asked chart, al The
hand. OF the House, Sc 90, that they were abs
70 ftai their osn pspet., u they had mol 20 much
money other people, Il and tha, the remark
oi the gonllemsn from Nus5ala were unworthy o,
rmbrr OF IA, House.
VI WISE Immediately ro.e. turned round TO
Ghol.on. and aid, II impotence and ignorance
eonsti1a', a blackguard, there (Peinsing TO him.
/" - one -
VI. Gholson fej,ined. none bu, a cosudlr
.counerci Sopla MAKE use Of such largusgo ia this
II use"
Here the Chair called 10 order
resolution vas adopted TO require them 10 sub
aal to the House. They submitted apologies TO
lhe liouse, bot refused to sly one word conc,,a-
tory 10 each other. An attempt sas made an the
Home 70 Try anS ptsvcn, them from prosecuting
'hfi, qoarfri auy further which WIS unsuccessful
l !. .a,d that this difficulty has been arranged
oct ot hs House b, tie friend. OF the parties, Mr.
l'hol.oh beIeg incompetent To the settlement Of
'h FIR 10 III. honorable mode, as 1t is called
y t,s rheumatism, which depfiyes HIN OF the use
81 his ii h arm.
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" l"ople & tp' irtn iuc uf~t govern
u e'Pnnent IN the currency, With
"'l one ur iWn mll,uns 81 dnllar-,
ay rub Their hands IN IhankluInr =.
Is viii be nothing, ne tn eypefImenl
l'1e 10 grauit the "o,d Roman. -
/" IKE gratitude is doe b, the people
Sofiht gentleman who has promised
'ead N the footsteps OF his pr"drces
in' thought II "glnrv cnoug1 IA serve
nm, afcw i, llipus more cau be AZ
lon Experiment NJ. , ihc first *
'"'n' compelled COVE talrnt To borrow
'3Ui Treasury Notes ma, be- 50 cal
me seconl MA, result N taxes on
y 'p'e. M matter; shat - h'~c o.
We shalt gam IN glory Baltimore
17'cie.
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fTM Clay and tie Conserrofirrs-A, re.
cent meeting ei the Democratic Republican Con.
servatives IN Philadelphia, the following resolu.
lions se'c adopted
Rtsoir.d, Tina, VIC have been rcnctsntl, con.
strained 10 abandon all confidence H. The honesty
and hintss" Of MaHia Van BurtR, and wtlio w
d,plofe iss continued stuff rings Of the country
under his mad ard proflgale administration, we
congratulate ourselves that al lis close, there will
BE- An ENTIRE MD TtiOROUGHsPOLlri
CAL REGENERATION OF TtIECuUNTRY
R,solrsd, That from tho obvious and general
conservative spirit which is abroad, aud the strong
continued ard invaluable support It has derived
from the strenuous sxertioHs and lofts achieve.
men,s OF HENRY CLAY IF Ksntucky, thsre 10 a
proud and confident hope 10 be lndue,d d, that this
enlightened sad cIpetenced statesman, and pure
snd distinguished patriot will IN loi0, be called
10 scccpt tbs highest service and lhc brightest
ward o. bic grateful country.
Rssolrtd That the entire democracy OF Penn.
sysania should support th,s sierra and lncorrur-
ihlc republican Tor the next Pre- ideney OF the
United Sls,es, let him be nominated bs whatever
party, AND against all ether candidates who may
he proposed fot that flee
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NOTICE.

A LII persons are forewarned trading for
IN Note of hand given To William Car
son, for $500, dated January 7th, 1887, and
pay able twelve months after date, as the
property for which SAID note was given has
proved unsound. and am determined not
to pay ii unless compelled to do so BY law.
VIM. B. SHARPE.
Jan 81 1888 1875
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! ~ VIA wei known ana
| Mx..y u thorough bred t!nrse.
W viii make his oeSt Spring
sezasEsa' Season at Salisbury and Con-
cord spending one half of his time at each
place, and will render service at the very
low price of 500 the Season, and $50 to
insure colt. The Season to commence the
Ia, of March, and end the lst of July.
The subscriber deemng newspaper puff
of no advantage to a horse that Is 50 we'll
known, and 50 fully able TO recommend hn-
self as McDUFF certainly is, will merely
state that he is beautiful chestnut, full Is
hands 81 inches high, and was got by the
famous running horse Washington, be by
T,moleon, he bv the Justly celebrated horse
Old SIR Archy McDatf's dam Perfection,
was go, b, Old Sir Archy; her dam by
Balls Old Fiorizei, her gran dam by Bell
Air; her great gran dam by Cellar; her
great great gran dam by the imported horse
Why Not, which was thorough bred mare,
&C., &c, tracing 10 the finest stock of Eng.
land. As to Dutf's racing performances,
see Turf Register, vol. !, pages 562, SEA,
sos. Vol. IL, pages las, 25l, 25i. 3O3.
Vol. Ill, pages, 80, 1873, 3l4, 36s, from
which il will appear that he was long limo
or the turf and competed with soma of the
best horses in America, always with credit,
VIGOROUSLY in unsklfnl hands,
View him and you viii be delighted with
his beauty and symmetry of form-.Try him
and you will be pleased with his colts
WIN. 2. JOHNSON,
January 90, 1888 ISL
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SeUer0t Likely Negroes.
NOTICE.

A LII those indebted to the firm of Lide
"a d Kerr, are requested to come for.
ward and settle by Cash b, the l5'h Of Feb.
ruary next, as the situation of the concern
Is such as not 10 adm, of Indulgence.-
those who do not avail themselves IF this
notice may expec, TO settle with an officer.
G.. w. KERR,
SURFING i0rtaer of
IIDE s. KERR.
Jan, 90, 1898. t35
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NOTICE.
B.fCO.N! R.fCO.r!!
I'm the Town Of Charlotte.

hNilE subscribed has baconeu 400 head
OF fine tennessee Hogs, winch he Of.
ter- for sale at the Morrison Smoke House,
on reasonable terms The planters Of Meek
lenbnrg county and the adjoining country,
wishing to buy BACON, will do well TO
call and examine for themselves. Any one
wishing 10 purchase will hnd the Subscriber
at Col. Alexanders tavern.
II. L. HALE.
jar 81, 1893. o3g
=. The West. Caroiuian, Lincoln Tran
SCRIPT, Camden Courier, ard Cheraw Ga
zette, will insert the above 3 weeks and for
ward accounts to this office for settlement.
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Fe"s has reached Washington CITY ii
meeting Of the Lrqi~latur. # Mssls
ahn what Ne were mol prepacd 10
,na' there is Wing majoar, ~ 18th
'rs Of the Legislature A. IA ~
4 u winch 4. l.. Blasnsn Is chosen
p'uen' Of a. Senate, anl y k Z, OF
'"'0 county, Speaker pt the II use #
|, '1e"'a'lyes bolh Of these gentleman.
y decided Wings,
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addrssedOy hfssfs' jones' ahd bllin'
cnIecuon taken up IN AID Of the sc
,l,cbs understand. amounted Ia abuu
buodred dolials.-1imtS q. G0s,
uSr or THE STATIONS &c.
>.glA Carolina COnfstne, Of he Methods
s,ai Chareh, for The ytor l-3s.
CHARLESTON DISTRICT.
,,ioa-N 1p.as Fall y, Pf,-id,ug Elder
English, J. T. Evan. samuel Armstrong
In ipers, Editor Southern Christian Ad
Srqnp.-II. A. c. Walker, II. u. Do
r5s,o'.-Wm. ID. Noofe. John VI. Da-.
,,5srg Nj. e. Tuifen,ine. Lev J Cum
NJ {. G.. Hill, Archibald b. Kelly.
Rirer.-Smfad Deeas.
n Ntighbaraood.--T. T.. Leadbct,er, "
3.
I,,iga-Jnhn u Davi-.
i.,, asd isLePoo.-Chafle- "ilson, Thos
ga 80 Rot, ] Blvd.
1 I'D South SaaI,e M,ssion.--John X. Go.
IG r y.
Rir.T -Jla Blnch.
.lkE>BukY DISTRICT.
| - C,,eaii. -llrno Bas,. Prestting III
l. d. D4l~nds, DAVID ga.
"a ". Walker. g, o. X Tally.
81 j " To~n.rnd. \ G. q rrn.
a ~ u whlo Aofsha S,ui,s.
,.A,.-C. 4 Cta .sl, J,hn Zmmrff sAn.
y, Z. --Jstrt, ". N,lb a.,
J Waits, " i!I.m T.. Collier.
.usl-J % T.'ssui.
r-v-D4ui ORA +. S,nrsou Jones.
I ig, aid FGqirsoS NisHsn.--T. ID
q Cok,sbsry Maasai Labo' ScaeOi.--
1 u 1ust,
II catessgry Aaapsi Later Sesoo'.-A.
-Ae.L
COLUMBIA DISTRICT.
s-la.-lIsr,w Il svlin, Presiding Elder.
" ?. fsoo
1 80 C,srs,i -.B,r'lcst Tkoms-.n.
..sto.-A " Foster. x. J, I.ia., house
r,Yr,lls.-J. II. D. ad!.S. S.ai. Tosnscud.
ai.a ~ lses.on.
RS, -, " Ctp,ss Hm. u li,dsy
l gfss |, I P,srT. Hm Clara.
=, uss.a - 18th N1tehss0n.
~, : v '.4a,raell.
] Dts. D. la0e,
r., -, n ~.
4 "lthI =, - ~ ~
'a.'aR- y H. 's'"''f To- go
~ y VI .''',a' .-A'''''
Wins H..39 e. . hea'.''''
f'i< i'''' ,
4 "','sA - 'fAfies : "siA''' l n VI
4 .n'' l"s''0
pF - mr. .. fi's''l =. "a 's''-
' h''ff-f i'5st'eS kn't' ''' t's''H' NJ
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( lFA Bal has paced the House Of Representa-.
uss', spp,oa.an"s $1,000 00 for the Semiaole
a., Al, 4, b,t homeopathic ssoo ooo "a, The
1. 49,. a.. ,,...4.-. c..
IN. N..,t.,,u..,T -, A..
w
rom bntalo All the Macy Islanders hu, 20 1t
i. sad, a,e fauo~ing the fortunes OF NJ kcnzie
,....4 NIL. "a,
'As threatened by az stisck from British armed
srhooatr. IN American Waters. Gen. : oil sdyi
,,t ~ A.. t IT,.
'AeA "fi' n'soe ~ me Amc'icnn waters nc shoald
ie,l il bis dots To repel II, and 10 ranged his can
oo, alma. ,h, h,,I.or a., s...4;-.,..
i"' eA' was Pt'm"'ea 10 pass nhfnolested.-- Ex
tdrf I, on, tie C5rrespaadsacs II Nat I.i,L
Tn. fplI,,frf ,r,,,.,.iv, .,co,,t or ~. -,
te-.
u'''' W" ''' o'''''ou'n ana
knsnoAs Raj Road, attributed To Mr.. Frankhn
Peslg, af the [. :. Mint at Pbilad,;nb,, !. veil
81. ,,,t
Wv 1'''''''' " a" "'ose interested ~ snoh
Improvements, and Of those who travel upon them
rsex rms rytrro sr,rrs o.,rrrx
r. -. PHI. J,4. -
I.ay'.,,.., n 1890 hst"i' ana
"','
ing '""N"g SPPFa y thaoe ~ loe nope thal
" u.s. ~ we "''ahs o. saving me- OF al iea't OF
'cCn'e'E eN'"Pooh H"in crust injury 70 some lei
'"N'
'hr '''fe 10 fe"o't ~" appeal as forelo'e as
P>s''e ''"'' " w atn'ogy ''f une gi"",h' ue'a's
"n''a Acro"pany - " hot 70 gihuiE 'he uSo-
"s' "'' on 'oP "'''y 70 'esd oi distress, OF 70
give 'HN' W ~ o'P,s'' VT sPPeh'o' oo'' posi-
me- 70 p 'unce '"c" 81 on {, upon al concerned
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iFA Bal has p.s.ed the House OF Representa-
pss-, apptossauas O. 900 0,W for The Semiaolt
ear Ai-o b,ll appropfratIog 100000 for the
defence pi ths Gansdian frontier
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coLuMBfA, JAN. IS.

,,.,soaia CoVerenee.-Ih,s BODY com
annual session al this place on
~, =, ,osi aud adjonrued yesterday eve
oo ,fondas evening last The Dones
4 E,,;..,aoary Society Of the Conference
:" =. anniversary meeting m the large
a =" Methodist Meeting House.
~ fIIed to oye,flpwlns by the benevolent
y denominations. Il was truly PHEASANT
,nsss The charitable sympathy and ira
.oula,,op that prevailed al the meet.
Within the enclosure, around the pul
900 noticed President Barnwell, aud
40, Elliott, of the College, R"v. Mr.
of the Episcopal Church, Rev.
Jones, Leland and Howe, Of The
1 ,e,ian Theological Seminary, Rev.
Rsynolds. of the Baptist Church, and
olhsr clergymen unknown 10 US.
me reading Of the Report of the Sncl.
inc Rev. Vim. Capers, the meelln.
addr.,edby Messrs. jones' aud Elliot.
cuIlecuon taken up IN AID Of the sc .
,lcbs understand, amounted Ia about
hundred dolia 1imrS d. GGs.
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NlACDUFF.

80 fSNiAF well known and
- Ii thorough bred Hnrse,
w n IN vii make his next Spring
asa1a1aak.sAA1A1s Season AZ Salisbury and Con-
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Ths follosing impressive account, Of the acct.
dent vhich lately occurred on the Portsmouth aud
Roanoke Raj Road, attributed To Mr.. Franklin
Peslg, Of the [. : Mint at Pbiladciphia, is well
worthy The aitcnlinn Of all those interested in .uch
Improvements. and Of those who travel upon them.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1838-05-17

far Us. AMBITIoN.-t would appear that
It is requisite for the body to be active and
.springing as the mind and if it is not, il
weighs the latter down to its own gravity
Who ever heard OF a fat man being ambi.
tious? Caesar was spare man Bonaparte
was thin as long IS be climbed the ladder /;
Nelson was shadow; the Duke Of Wei.
lington has not Sufficient fat In bis whole
composition 10 grease his own Wellington
boots In short. think my hypothesis 10
DO fairly borne out, that fht and ambition
are incompatible. Ambition seems 70 dc.
pend upon the irritation Of bllo acting upon
delicate mucous tlsAles. Now this Is utter.
" impossible In a tat man. for the blood Is
So much taken up In forming adlpose matter
that Il cannot AFFORD 10 do much for the bill.
larry secretion. Give q man half dozen
stones Of good mlot, ~ o kind Of cushion Tor
hls bones, and he will jog along this lilo's
turnpike without troubling others OF himself
either much.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1838-05-17

NEw-0RIEANs April l9.-AnosRsr Captive Chief
Goas.-Jsmpsr.-T distinguished Seminole Chief
died at our Barracks yesterday morning. and was bu.
ried in the afternoon. In his coffin were placed his
tobacco his pipe. HE rife. and other equipmen.s ac.
coFdng TO his peoples custom. The military, end a
number Of citizens, attended his funeral, which was
conducted with oil the honOw Of war. lie had been
on sick bod Tor noasly two, months past.
FAcT.-Ons Of the best lbinga that Prentice has
aOd lately 10 the following Il. sober truth, hap.
PLY toldp
"The Evening Post, Tie v, D. organ In New.York,
aays. tha. II can prove great deal Of illegal volnn
against tho Whes' We have no douh. oell, Nine.
lssnwenlioiha Of aIl tho Illegal voting Of the city wAu
'againsi' the Whlw.''
WiSdom,-A eoraln I0co F0co candidate wa,
heard 10 observe the other day. "If We had onoy
carried 40 the leellOns we counted Oh carrying, w
should have had vast maDohlyr
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1838-05-17

standing commttees-passed.
Resolution by Mr. Copp for an alteration in the con-
hold any office in the gift of the Legislature for the
year in which he is member. Referred to the COM
mittee on judiciary.
Committee on InternGl improvements Dut-
ton, Smith of Berlin, Ford, Seldom Palmer, Ferris Of
Canaan, Beach of Chester, and Dimock.
Joint committee appointed to take into considera-
ton petitions for sale OF real estate are Ferris of STAN.
ford, Epson of Wolcott, and Clancy.
House adjourned tiE o'clock tomorrow morning.
TUESDAY, May s.-Morning Session.
Petitions called for and received.
Petition Of Hartford Bridge Company, W. Hartford
and East Hartford referred to joint select committee
Mr. Parsons spoke a. length on the subject OF refer
ence. He was opposed 10 motion OF reference to Ju'
dietary, because Two Of the members OF that commit.
tee were oicounsel in cases cognase to this petition
Order OF the day-he resolution continued rom last
session for changing tho tenure OF oice OF Judges OF
Sunreme Court, was then taken up.
Messm. Parsons and Barnard addressed the House
against the resolution.
Mr.. Cleveland followed In iavOr Ofshs amendment.
y:D The 9aN; S. Ss' then taken BY yeas and nays
ResOlu!IOp lor amending the constitution with re-
gasd 70 edma,lon OF Esoc.oEs, taken up;
MI Cleaveland moved 20 postpone the inIlheE c"gg'
alteration one week itOm thi day - o'elock. =. "
M ScAss 'pHas " sS's y g Ies os 0'
,ANgnaoA SsssisA-IIouSs oSllad 10 order Of 'wG
CommnnIepsLan Isom lhe Governor. covering The
Efalanplon o. Major General Samuel H. HtkIn-se'
RssnnllcN s.S, i've House viii proceed ,s.mOVEow
Division pf cqaneellenl Militia, 70 ayngy The yaea
Samuel L. rIlklh
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1838-05-17

House Vesnmed tho consideration Of tho moIlon %
po.s,pnae ne hll 10 repeal the small bll law.
Al, mt ragson Ep0ka al length AanInal tho tnQlon,--
ne Anyueu % no os.ea already Incurred ny the el
Hens " IIe RlAie BY being compelled " make nee Q
We small 1lls u 0lhqg hanks. and expressed hmssf
~tnpe't ~ Mtag ~ mmadlAle action Oh the Subject
MT PHELPS % Manchester, followed On The same
Sne o sAu among ether things that the people u
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1838-05-17


nap, Martin, Curtiss, Chatfee Cone. Moore and VIII
Bill relating to state paupers. Mr.. Parsons, Of
Hartford, explained the provisions OF the Dill IAd
on the table.
Petition Of Roxanna Gaylord, Fanny Booth, and
Silas Nichols each for divorce, severaly referred 70
committee on divorces
Bill to regulate the banks of this state. Read first
and second times.
Mr.. Sedgwick said that the subject Of banking was
! one which had become of interest IN this community
Efforts had been made to break down existing instr
tutions, and to destroy the public confidence in them
The bill before them was an important one, and ne
He therefore moved that 800 copies be printed. ~,
Mr.. Brockway opposed the motion to print me
motion print lost, and the bill referred 70 inc
Hi relating to he surplus revenue read third time
and on motion of Mr. Hall. of Winchester, laid on the
table. rl.h.. -, e,..;u
.chment came from Senate referred to committee
On Judiciary Read first and second tmes-House
Resolution from Senate appointing the Governor
commissioner to snperintend the education OF the
blind. Read first time.
Committee announced on petitions for aid to Yves.
leyan University Booth, Gilet. Chew, Fer:
ris Of Greenwich, Short, Rockwell, Higgins and
Communication received from the Governor trsns-
hitting q communication from the Executive Of Ken.
lucky, in relation to the currency-ffom the Execu.
tives OF Rhode Island and Of Alabama, relating to the
annexation Of Texas. referred TO the committees ra's'
Resolution from Senate instructing the committee
on the judiciary 20 inquire what alterations, any,
ara necessary In the law rslatng 70 divorces House
cOncuFFad.
Adjourned to 10 o'clock tomorrow incoming
Friday, Nav lI.-M0rmiAg.
Prayer BY the Rev, Mr.. Iewott.
On motion Of MP. Copp Roll Of The Honse called. 4,
that unless Inc gentleman IRON GrOion had some par
IlcuaF object ID view, he wished The ealing might be
dispensed with. The House met 81 " eoeA, end
M. Conp FeplIsd ira. those FasIphsss who we've
maEko SonI lost IheT pay SoF The day, and insisted
an mellen Of NJ, M'Cuvdy, The Home was divided
an Ihe alleelInn III euspNndlng the ee and the vote
slood lnihe NalImeav0 ee-nssatvs GO-so The IIouao
ssnvIIcn lkss when Ihls HOUSE adIoBFn THE fore.
noon. Il adjourn 70 Monday afternoon next, % Be-
| clock,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-08-07

N York prove reereap have s s, 0ea' n
orty Never before d o be pb to s, the three
tude SO .riuinPlNa Nav York, Pennsylvania, and Vr-
ss fS:a AID YET amBh
we 90 no ho1e Of the reelection Of Governor
we huVo 0ct6ber and ofthe general success OF
Mn friends; but we throw these facts together to
our That there is no moral possibility of our defeat
81 ,he Presidential Election. We have at this mo-
~ n.nt both New York and Virginia; either Of them
rIon our triumph beyond contingency. We may
lose Maine and Georgia, but are far more likely
TO gain Illinois, and Michigan Our friends will
make resoute and confident struggle in every
State except New Hampshire, and even there ifw
hold New York. 1--WE hold it?-No: cannot
loose it.-Our friends in New Hampshire will make
a gallant fight next Spring on the strength of our
annhlating victory last tall. We say, then
Wings, to your duty, the contest is already COM
m enced, and we cannot, must not be beaten.