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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-10-30

FPaisnt Ne6dio Nachipc-A mnchne has hren invent
ed and pu, in operation in Sheffield England which
draws the straghcns n. cuts It To- the exact
length points II, grooves IT. drills and conrers'nks the
eve flies oT the Oh edges, and finally drops the ror
feet needle into ho1 at the rate of4o per minute FIR
,v machines may be- attended by five persons, who Will
thus produce one million two hundred thousand per
day.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-10-30

= Dear Kiss A curious rrisl Vas recently held a.
EeassrI Session, a. EngiGnc Thomss Ssrefsnd,
as Prosecutor sisted, that the DAY after Chnstu1s
s as the zap roc IA where the defendant Caro-
-at Aeston, and her sEtrr, who had cone from bif
nsgham, we're present The latter iekinely observed
hsi sas had Pfoalssrd her sweetheart that nsu
eeaie kiss hsi ~hle sbsrnt II sriny holiday uis
a'sEiASd ooasosred ths ehsllsage ssd esught bold
bet sss iislse be-. TIE yeuns .easn took II Es :
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-10-30
RUTLAND, TUESDAY. OCTOBER 80 1898.

J'A'' h"i Der s-cr the drfrnoani sad she would Lie
~ ai'ie % That kud 81 iun - b, slrnsed Ssv-fana
20 hff' q fhe was angry hr snaid kiss h,t siso We
urn f'ra To Go 81, ahd ry f,l g. thc pfcpuj On tt
ing Voc wtman fuuck h.u. De- again tiled 90 kfs her,
"d poo We touiiy the DIT % iis n,s. viith she spt
""i g" DIR mouth The seton vas ltourht &c. ftr.y,r
2 damages ft The l,ss 60 tIc NOS. ~, defendant
saia be- bad 40 busrsa. o. Alas rf f size wanted .y
NC sf had husband io kiss her, q ,t'cf locking uau
han ever iIr prosecutor The jury Nitbout lcsi-
teton acquitted her. and The rhsfnsu sand that ~ any
man Ntmrtrc % lass woman ngairst BET Will she
.ad right TO bile OF hs uase # she bad sUcy Ga 90
dong.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-10-30
NUMBER ID

Er~'a - rhlnle 81 c'ycfnaent And that thc Hft-
iaa 1rcfs Wvf" 4, have tree cauinluncainn thr,agh
,hv su.tofy Of tlc new State asit claimed ~ be-
fCaHfisasa atsf rssl ,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-10-30

Hortbl' Dfah AnI,ngsh paper states jhs, an in.
quest had te,n bella ilt bed, Of John NJ l.an, who
.sur Co. bis O. SO under circumstances %! the most
shocking description The body of the unfortunate
uan presrbt,d spectacle too hur.iAl, L, describe the
ace being entirely esen away, aud the whole body be-
Bg msss % sor.s Il appeared that The deoe4s.
nss ss<tirraI cab and hors tie properly ct cab
'eserss lc iv.st end Of the town One evening he
esniastNSfHsFd complained of cold he took some
erGci. and went So bed On the following day large
Jumps OF swelines began go MAX" trir app,
der the Jaw and the nose, which We'll as the eyes
emitted great deal If running. The eyes rrddul.ly
became wo'se and full of holes. md NE art lav
broke out into dreadful Medical a.d was called
bot the gentleman WIN attended unable 90 tell
The nature Of the disease He was conveyed IN cab
to Sir silcy Cooper who examined him. aud prov un-
crt 4 90 be the raudrrS, caught from horse The de-
ceased deal att udant subsequently I in with bis
opuiuu. but al the remedies were of no avail The
unfortunate gradually became worse and entirely
nsensibe In the space of two days his nose fell from
his face and his eyes became Ike coautct. both emit
/ ting thick mucous running lie, however, about a
quarter OF hour before his death, red his
aud stated that be had got his death by wpnP the horse
which g,andrred, w,th hs pocket handkerchief and
then incaLtousiy u.irg the to wipe his
lie expired IN the eHcrucaiing agony. The jury
returned verdict"1pa the deceased died from Jan
ders accidentally caugh from horse, Of which he was
/ the driver
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-10-30

Fori "a In|ians On the nght tth- Eth ult par
ty Of Indians approached within sh IT distance Of 81
Augustine aud captured 30 or 60 horses On the
following morning Lieut. May. m going loi 81 Angus
tine TO Fort KIM re captured the horses, but the ln'
di ans escaped into the woods. 's.-*~"f
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-10-30

Ntfnnl nc hnfisicd 10 ibv following uaSisf -; e..
stsa" affhf'r
hose y p" ere v.rs'd in tbe early hs,pty e New
'"ih aN' N'mu' 'aunoi Nc tEn0rani 20 ihe Tact tai
az Many 1TsH ant fte g. lhr var 20 ihr k"t nlnunu,
cohii"''tt L14 ,Alrt h; Wrrp Zoe H1'rtaoIs 10 Nrw
i'fL an1 Ne" it'mp'nre. respecting lhr Jhrsllculn
of TIE itaft.fy roA cun.ttuhug isc state ed \ ruant
rbs controversy was breau 900 - wear is43 and con.
tourd h''een years DUNG wailh pru1d Ne Cover.
nuf 60 Nos Nawpsiiire 90 The pfarfiseaf making
grants ci aud aHu townships Ca aIspusad TERRITORY
in l'ti uc question ans ,atrcd up ia thc krs r1uu.
cll and tc,tsinn rendered ln favor ot New Yptk,
filming hrt clam lhu territory uutt Nasarbu.cttv
tar ,asi as to. C4uurctcut yer Under tas d.c,s
400 %, Cu'Hui1l Government Of New NpA unwfsri,
gave thr order 90 Cuuuci construction oi ciraspec
tive operation, 'uvul,lu. she question Of ras The
giants iiuni Sac Governor o NV ilsup.rr .vtfe de-
clarrd void, AID the SETTLERS wrr. 90 b ernund
called on either 80 sorreul-r thea 90 .rrs % -pur
chase Their lands hopt Ncw YORK id.s drnaud they
resisted hud wub tH.s fcsataucr tAr controversy was
r.ntwed 40 another turn and continued with great Sc.
hrWruce, aud with but tuIe mt .Uup'1n for many
years About the year leo the celebrated Lhat al
lea became Conspicuous leader Ut "th- Green
Mountain boys 10 THESE proceedings. military ~.
gauzaucu was adopted ard tAr mandates OF the couus
90 New l ORA were d!arrEurGtd and officers AMI
minister, oi justice openly set at defiance When the
sheriff If Albany appeared with has Jos,t rouasiftts
the Green Muuaalu BOYS opposed utcr To- force and
drove tirm back Lord Dunu1r~ was then et tb,
head OF the Colonial government Of New York and
cNritcd himself actively ta maintain lie territorial
clam. An act OF outnvry AGAINST Allen and several
oil his most prominent assuerates was passed and re
ward of my pounds offered Tor Aliens head Lord
DsumuTr issued proclamation, command nr the Shtr-
f Of 4 .Aauy county to rppreheud th. od.3de.. and
commit hcu 60 sal. custody that thee ,irb br tti h
to tnpdi.u punishment, bat tine friends ol Alien ere
20, numerous rr.olutr and fuiAiuI TO allow Of his ar
rest or m any manner to suffer s persona. safety to be
compromised
Governor Tryon, who succeeded Lord Dunmorc.
end,avurrd both by force aud cancellation, H. plcif
the people of the Grants, and uung them back lu their
. tca.ty To New YORK But IN VAN. Wlt.ln the bouu.
darits Of the disputed the laws OF New York
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-10-30

In monroe Michigan, some forty Of ffty bors We're
recently found dead in well, into which they had
plunged in desperation at the want Of water created by
drought.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-10-30

The Southern papers mention the death of Col w
Lindsay, of the L 5 Army, at Huntsville, Alobau
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-10-30

Joseph Bonapartr and suite arrived at New York
Sunday IA the packet ship Philadelphia, from Lone
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-10-30

The brig Carroll. which arrived IN Sunday from
Alexandra, lEaypt) has on board male and female
Giratir, with two Egyptian attendants
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-10-30

The WIFE of Rev. Mr. Cutting, Baptist minister in
Warner n n hung herself the lO,h inst ia fit OF
temporary arrangement
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-10-30

An old LADY, remark for her confused idea Of tn
meaning Of words described clear summer evening
thus 1t was a bcautfa, bright uight-,he mo'n made
every thing tight as pa eork ~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-10-30

THE ST Louis Republican that sufficient reiorns
bad been received from Iowa Territory, to render we
election Of lnslps,N b asa delegate 10 Congress
certain. lis precise maj,uty over Chapuln was nj
!
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-10-30

Tarce dollar counterfeit bills lhc bank Of G neFa
ar. % cIrc4..t.au. signed h, c t."s. Ct-a st'
u Ur.a.t Pos :, pa1ss." 90 l. Ca,. ahl a.i'd .'
4 I-s- IN. Blnk At Geneva has 600 three I4r u.IH
IN c-I-.La---n-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-05
apEfNG vEifsEs.

nT WILLIAM u. c,IL.cs.a
How VIII the soH, OF srery bird.
An! With the sosat Of overy flower
Some recollection dear j. stirred
or mahy long departed hour.
whose course, tho shrouded now in mint
Wa Traces ~ line, Of golden iiEh,,
4 Sao~ noi a, when yssr. have 60, -
Their shadows on life's early dreams.
u, wise 10 touch the hope that's pa,t.
And re-slIume It's fading beans:
But. though the future hath II. star.
That olden Hope IA drsr,r Tar
or all the present, much j. brisLt,
And "a the comm. years, ! SEQ
A hriiisln; and cheering lizht.
Which burns before u.e con,i.r:ir
ouitins my step, thToush haze ard gloom,
20 "hese faUe's iur.eI, psouti, loom.
Vet colby shines II on nv brow.
Aud % my breast 1t " Ks 10 life.
None "f the holy feelings fsor,
Win which my boy hood heart Wasrife;
IL esunot touch that secret s.rirs
Which srst mste life 20 Uless'd thiry.
Give m--theo give me birds sud liaw'r..
Which arr the voice md breath 81 Spring
for those Tie song, OF life, youns hour,
W,;E thrilling touch recall aud sins.-
hui shese Nth tnttg sweet ores,t impau
Old tale. whose memory warns = c heart
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-05
a rtt.r or uoHnon.

Last vees re sats "a account 10 TO Ter.
r.5ie disaster wh.-a tsryenoi on bosfd TIE
s'e1mbosf rr'--t.. on Der vsy IRON Char.e.-
ton 10 Bslt,n5fc We have ,.ocs seen -.
tious siatrm-nu ofthe suffering. u bose WI
we're wrecked on Vat melancholy o,rs,on
finy-oiae psr1rs. o.t 81 fsldy %. were
al cost e.rsysl waisry grave Thesunss-
Cd thrilling narrative j. derived FROM Informs.
too which ,ho editors 30 Baltimore Cbroo
ieie procured irom Nsj HtArs. d thst s,'y.
oae q To Survivors, 81, has reached Bait
mgrs
The Drwari par, % Ito boat sf,ei
separation continued 90 Goat CA u
sefe Nsi5r IEAIH.aui tNcniy-one
other. We have bad long conyeTsa.
hon with MAJOR Heath ia Aich be ~.
lated with great mInuieness every tbns
attending the lrescTyati0n ol tao rcf
sous ShJ We're oE ihc wreck Wita him
u Is impossible o. ooayey 10 words any
thiag sB0so than FAINT idea q tie ell
fcung they uaioTEent, OF of Toe many
hhrr0wing ADD distressing clcuustan
css which occurred dunug The iogr
DAYS they wcIc on the wreck
b., a sLoit time previous 20 The cx-
Plos,on Il Sas remarked By one q The
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-05
B,iTIa5pE Jlac &c.
THE NURDrR--SC>PEC PAQR,.
eide.

TIE MI RDER--SC >PECTLD PADRl.
eide.
We stated on Saturday lha: n mos,
di4hoiicai murder hai been committed
ga Thursi7y niELt near raif.uouat On
tie person q Mr.. Benjamin Stew at oi
Cambridge, Dorchester County, aud
ihat the decea'et, besides being 81.
aad stabbed, wss 90 ,ayagcly hackcl
by repeated blows Inflicted with Z
large hnicbe,. that lis fare-yyas DESTROY.
Cd. We also stated that two a.,a ana
a woman lad teen arrested carly on
Friday morning Is Police OAicer lIa,h.
isoa Of the FIRST WasI, on suspicion
o.! being Concerned 40 tie murder.
" a ..4.e ~" - adj the reyo,lias
information that IN consequence ot sus.
pIcIous ciTtumsiauecs-the grounds Of
{ which We have 10: heard Police OF;
co.'s D!7.HEI sLl Laz.5sJi were Les-
patched ~ tie - h4f "a Saturday af-
'esnoon 10. await ;he arrival ol tic steam
boat SiaEyland from Cambridge, AID
tbs, On her arrival ,hey arrested WIN.
Stewart Hs san IF Tie Gsc6s.t!. On su,-
p'sien u 6sing concerned - he 7.2r4e5
. 81 Its jIitcr
!: apnesr, that benjamin Stewart.
tie father William Stewart. the con
an! bis wife. had been ia til, city ioI
some days. boarding 1T the louise u
Thoms. Stewart the brother Of tie De
ceased. il vas understood that the
Esther and sou vero 90 have left here
for Cam bridge ia Eddays steamboat.
Tor tie purpose Of closing their aHairs
there, and then 70 retGrn aud depart
for tho West. where they intended 10
lei,lc. On Thursday evening the Ia
,hor and con walked oui about ei-b,
o 'closs, and between II and Il a.
night the sOn came "a alone On
TIC following lluiayl morning the
s3n Lett ~ tho s,eamhoal aud Nh.
Thomas Stewart. rot seeing ,hc father
vas under The impression tha, ho bal
also gGn. "a the steamboat. acc.rdin.
- the arrangement referred t.. II was
not until he -sw tho corpse n the af.or.
noon aul IicaiGc! II - be tie BODY
e. lis brother by tho clothes. that b.
WAS aware he had no. left The city.
William Stewart. the con, was mr..
~. .,eorh',, On S.,,,isy 'e ,," ~
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p,i,cc V,,,.,t,,s " 4 So. -
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y,,l i'll, C,ii ~, H.. 60 80. -,
., h., po.Ls, anil .,.,sl ~, -.
ir, Observation-Disclosures, bo 80,
,S.,i,e!,rs o',re,,,.s :,
cles,se ttc.r c.v,r,l MN, wc,.
al, f.g,l j., g., ,r.r All ., D..
n.ckct lrrk va, n r,,., ,s,,,.,,,
so ou-,e enlahslfofs,s(,,e I, thS
lining rfi,st.,va.f.g.ltls u.u -
10. niler dated .rly oo lie ,t,L ,n,,
ls.ue,,l.rr q, a.. son n A.
acgcs af!..4
A p.if 81 r q, v.tr-.l.rel bv
the uaolc. gL.,h william. tse .1r Ia!
len in l.s room. ono 4 Which Us,
loaded g. re ,aul,le. srItls other ..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-05

and debility. The passenger, were eve.
~ where received with unhoundeJ
-ympa,hy and kindness; and the vii.
mins,on sud Raleigh Rail Road Com.
phny, and Baltimore and Norfolk 4.
Paokut Company ,eudered 10 them IT
the most liberal manner a CONVEYANCE
m thcir cars sni tcats 90 TIC ya,s,,.s
points OF their destination.
The cause OF che disaster was obyi.
ous'y the neglect Of The second Enyi.
Hecr IN permitting the water 70 boil OF
OF TO blow OF Ia the s.arbcaid boiler.
and ,hec letting in a ;ull supply Q; ua.
ter on the heated copper. Oae Of the
hands saved had a fee moment. before
the explosion. examined The steam
sauge and found 4, Auc;la,ing rapidly
ifoin Sb 20 ~ inches Another had
} us' Left the engine room when he heard
,tc shrill whls,linE sound Il h.sh pres
sure steam as the engineer tined the
water cock IN foW seconds tie ex.
plo,ien took place. Capt. Dubois wa,
seen asleep ~ the whcol House ten mi.
nuics before the explosion. CAPTAIN
Pearson. the second Captain, wa. blown
out Of his berth into The sea, as was "A! .
80 Chicken. the first engineer. They
both regaIned the bow OF the boat.
The following Is recupitula:ion al
The numbersaVed at different times.
In the two boats, rs
Onthe two rrf,-. ~
la the boat with Mr.. Lamar. =
On other fragments, 4
Total, 80
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-05
DrFrRRED DEDATr
nc. PHEsT0.v-s sPrS.sF. o.. a.
<~ssssgv vote IssJ.

>
he i'suIns Of Treasury note, IS gui.
81. unosirnta,ious proceeding. rousiug
. neiiACr Individuals nor Siaies. You
silently Get tie desired sweets wilhou:
exciting lie swarm; whereas. n YOU
demsCd the depo.i;es. j, Is .l.isius The
: have, HGl all ,hc inmates arc forthwith
Shou, your ears.
/ hyon Vcl'urod 10 cali upon The States.
hoy would turn upon VOC aud enquire
for whl,purpo.e ], all this money want.
+ I'd What measures brought You
. 70 thn condition la short. bv making
'hi' call you would eject what was a
PLAIN object Of tie deposits law. you
Woc.i excite the vigilance oi;he S,a,es
and make then 20 use the phrase of,tc
tunes, aH.oc2ni.t - your yro!icality
and surely there never Ns.Rtimc when
the administration more needed mo-
nev and tito country coo,5 l-.sspare i,
I bfoaen ond tumtlel - pieces a. VOC
are, YOU stand IN need a pr1di.a, ~
. Propositions 10 buy a tho yeaceant G
which your pr7ligahty has brought Up.
On yoa. Ioa sess - puTcha,. ..!eac6
upon your srculthg..i C..5lr eGen,. LN
more cNIraSasa't rDjI,are. Ta,r.
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-05
NO. 93.

"a,ss you may And 90 Argument or
make a 'ub'srfuss. Idefy. I dare, the
Admini,'rsnon TO como out frankly
With their projects. 90 90 to subnf,
'he'n practically 20 the People.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-05

The Ph5adrlplrs National Cstsrs
saJB ro'y itH dlung ths vssf ls36.
sgwarls - iAts. bu afoi sns az q. 80
ssts iss'-.yt bY Gftfos stsSeidsnis.
ia i-3f siI of seven hautfsi Wsfs cut
aI il tts ssrs VA snd fog tie yssr
i-3- xc msF srsady couot oesIy 90
1Wfs th1Issnd psrsohs KILLED thas.
ard 80 .sn- e % havng 70 Ftssss ~
tAs ed % .as yesr. q - svl bs not
srTss'sl. a rf1porionsb!e increase 70
tlls hide5as Tsro.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-05-04
CONGRESS-.

! Sa;u. Jay, Apil ~.
! IN the House Of Representatives., Mr..
Toucy, from the select committee on the
late du:l. made a report, tie considera.
ton Of which he moved should be post.
poned to two weeks from Monday, and
that it be printed. The report concludes
With resolution, that Mr.. Graves be ex-
PEELED from the House, and th Il Messrs.
Wise and Jones, who officiaicd as seconds
in the duel, and therefore deeply involves
in breach Of the privileges ofthe House,
are deserving Of censure.
I MIR. Grennell, in behalf OF himself and
Mr.. Rarlden. members Of the committee,
presented a written statement of their
views, which he asked might be printed
with the report.
MIR. Elmore, not being able to agree
either in the report Of the majority or mi.
nority, asked Leave to present in writing
his own views, and that tlIs paper might
be printed with the rest.
MIR. Robertson moved to lay the report,
and all the other papers, on the table for
the present. Before any decision was
made ...e House adjourned.
Monday, April %.
The Senate took up, on its third read.
ing. the bill to prohibit the issuing and
circulation Of the notes Of the late Bank
of The United States.
Mr.. Buchanan and Mr.. Clay, of Ken.
lucky. Occupied the day in an earnest de-
bate on this subject.
The bill was passed by the following
votc:
Ksas-Mcssrs. Allen, Benton, Brown.
Buchanan, Calhoun, Clay. Of Alabama,
Cuthbett, Fulton, Grundy, Hubbard,
Linn, l.umpkin. Lyon, Morris, Niles,
Norvell, Pierce, Hives, Roane, Robin.
son, Ruggles, Smith, of Con Upton,
Trotter, Williams, Wright, Young-27.
Nays-Messrs. Clay, of Kentucky,
Clayton, Crittendcn, Davis, KIM, Mer.
rick. Nicholas, Prcntiss, Preston, Smith,
of Indiana, Spence, Swift. Whte-l3.
In the House Of Representatives.. a
communication was received from the
President Of the United States. in com.
p'iance with resolution of the | 9th in.
slant. requesting information, Official or
otherwise, relating to an attack by Mex
lean armed vessel upon the steamboat,
Columbia, in the Gulf of Mexico. The
communication enclosed a letter from the
Secretary of State, which says, "no in.
formation on the subject Except through
the newspapcrs) has been received at the
department"
Mr.. Adams moved TO refer il to the
committee on foreign affairs, with in.
sIruc,ions To report on the subiec, forth
with. II was now five months since The
President Of the United States recon-.
mended war agains, Mexico, aud nothing
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.a....sl Cor 80 sEpsi.l,ga E. iaIgns3 lhs basi>
a no transactions, and created no demand
ar currency. Within thai sh0rl period
cur people have bought from 6oEsInmeni
q territory as large - the whole Of Eng
land and Wales. and. taken together. far
more fertile by Nature. This seems
incredible, vet The returns show il. Sup
nose an this % have been bought II the
minimum price ola dollar and . quarter
per acre: and suppose the value 10 be
increased in Ihe common ratio IN shieh
ne know The value nf land il increased.
by such purchase. and By The preliminary
sisps and beginnings Of cultivation; an
immense augmentation. IL will readily be
rerreiyetl. is made. even in 50 short q
lime. Of the aggregate Of property, IN
nominal price. and. 10 a great extent. an
real value sls0.
On Ihe whole. sir. | confess know no
standard By which can dsride that eur
rircula'ioa il At present in excess. ia
M. believe il is so. Nor VAS there. as
think, any depreciation in The value 81
money, up TO tie moment ofihe suspension
of specie payments by the banks. r"mPar-
ing our currency WiIh The currency al
other nations. An American paper dollar
would buy a silver dollar in England. de-
Quoting OILY the charge Of transporting
dollar across The ocPan. because II e"m-
manded asiirer dollar herr. There
nav be excess. however, admit, where
there is no present depreciation, in the
sense in which now use the tenn.
I, is hardly necessary IN dwell. Mr.
President. on he evils 81 suddenly te
preeialed circulation. llsrrtsIs business,
puts an end 20 il, and oEerNhelns all
debtors. By depression end downfall Of
prices. And even il We reduce eitculs.
iinn-nei suddenly. but stu reduce il
farther than is necessary Ia keep IL With
in just and reasonable iiGils-we produce
many misehiefs; we augment ilIe necessity
Of foreign loans; We contract business.
discourage enterprise, slarksn The activity
Of capital. and restrain tie commercial
spirit of the country. Ills very important
To be remembered, sir. that. in our inter.
course with other nations, We are acting
on a principle Of equality; that is In cay.
We do M, pro,ec, our own shipping
interest by peculiar privileges; we ask a
clear field. and seek no favor. Yet, tie
materials 70 ship-buildirg are high With
US. aud the wages Of ship builders and
sesmen are high also. We have to con-
tend against these unfavOrable circumsian.
ces; and il. in addition to these. we are
to suffer further by unnecessary restraints
on currency. and BY 4 sramped credit.
who can tell what may be the effect,
Money is abundant in England. very
sbundan'; the rate Of interest,", therefore.
is low, and capital will be seeking It's
investment wherever il can nope To find
ii. II We deranee our own currency.
compu'sivcly STANDARDIZATION, and break
up credit. how are the commerce and
navigation Of tie United States 10 maintain
lhemsel'es against foreign competition!
tro be cOn,iautdl
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A marble bus, ~ Mr.. Van Buren,, the
President of the United States. has. with
in the last few days. been placed in the
Library at the Capitol. |, is a work Of
extreme beauty. The more We look at
ii The more we are struck with its rare
merit both as To conception aud execution
The style is new To US. embodying the
refinement of the chiscl of Canova With
the impressive simplicity Of The days OF
the Roman Empire. Il is the production
Of Pet,rich, favorite pupil Of the ceIe-
bra,ed Throwaldsen, and does honor to
that school. Nat. Intel.