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A GOOD ONE

o, certain day last year, there was
,slfy Wedding IN Middle tennessee, to
I sch portion Of the young men, as well
4. ,5,e.. e the neighborhood serc invited,
\ .a sone others Sere not. About the
=. however, that the ceremonies CON.
s-..-sd. A few Of those untny,tcd concluded
n they would have some fun, and conse
ety Acnl 10 the wedding. Ailer The
! - ue ras formed, they entered the
=. 20, partners. and commenced dane
l., o.. u ibcm had taken dancing les
q, and vas more particularly graceful
attractive 90 the fl,or than any Of the
k.uy c,owd. ile discovered that the
rs q al (e,cn Vi the old lads Of the
CO. acre fixed on him. The old lads
kr set antlou- that those unlnvticd should
'tlp. as she bad supper only cor such a.
I Il bs1 ucksted. THIS expert dsucer ob
red lhls fact. end when tho reel was
rsssh be senl 10 hts comrades, told them
~ di~oyery, aud proposed the following
10 would return to the room. aud &c,
sra daaee, which would draw the q.
3 q d tbe OLD lady, and oil others on the
rsa..cs, ubilI era OF them would steal
~! % the b., door, &C, the supper, and
pnya 70 a certain designated place, where
Be- aoud 81 meet. lie accordingly
aeaccd lhn d nee, conducted Il vets
es.1'ly, and ~hen through, obimued
o,a~ru, Of one OF the comjany 60 con
aao'hrr dance, shlch sas equally ne~
sNnct,Ne, Allthin2s going ou meru
~ al eyes iised upon the dance, b,
\ out to the appointed place. whrre,
a.fst Is his friends, he Sam est ~ ,he
si-shteb MAS composed Of pis-, sweet
~, ctislarl. &r. They Then placrd the
-, g.. upon iho hen house, mounted
= aorses and eslla5ed II merry vet Of
's' The reader may tell ,hg rest
at Tn.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-09-14

Woadrous CoadescenSion The Rich.
mond Enquirer tells the astounding fact.
that his EycelIency, Martin Van Buren,.
President OF the Unued States, actually con.
dc-cends to eat at he public table, at the
White Sulphur Springs. How ridiculous,
how degrading such announcements What
respectable American citizen can Imagine
hImscf honored by eating at the table with
one whose life has been distinguished BY no
great or noble act, but " no on the contrary,
has become proverbIal for ahlcci selfishness
and total dependence on noble characters
W hen Aaron Burr first picked the CHAP"
up at blacksmth's shop. door, and char,
tahIy sent him to school, he was far more
deserving of the respect of all good meu
than he is at this day, and we are quite Ger
tain that the octogonarian tlmeservcr of the
Enquirer would no, then have heralded the
condescenslon of Aaron's prore.e as an ex
a"Pie to the American pcoplc.-Ne,obern
Spectator.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-09-14
THE NVPTINs CONsrM1rATED

THE NuPTIALS CONSUMMATED.
The Bank Of The United States Of Pennsylvania
and The Treasury Departures, Of tie United
States united.
The Treasury Department is now issu
ing drafts on the Bank OF the United
States Of Pennsylvania" We have seen
them. And this too, before that bank
has resumed specie payments What
shall! We see next! Nicholas Biddle the
Financial Aseut of Levi Woodbury., Secre-
larry. Such IS the fact, and II canno, b.
gainsayed. The " bankrupt lnstltuiion of
Mr.. Blddle's, the fiscal agent OF the Govern
meni An institution ,ha, but two or three
weeks ago It was asserted In the official or
gan, would not, nor could not resume specie
payments. Oh the monster the menop
oIizer that shields herself bsbind the cotton
bales Of the sou,h.-lhe money king the
purchaser Of men and votes like cattle ia
The market the seduccr Of members Of
Congress from their constituents the con.
troler Of the public press the uIost corrup,
engine that ever vas established aml0 a
free people These are few Of the cpl.
'hets aud appel!ations that have been cas-,
upon Mr. Bodies bank by those aud their
friends who have now entered into a treaty
Of amlty whether defensive and offensive or
not, we do not know.
What will The Democracy say TO this =
And what can those, their servants, who
have consummated the nupt'als lay IN expla
nation, but that Il IS Z" a fair business trans
action -
Where IS your sub.Treasury-your sep
araIlan from all banks, your divorce scheme
now Abandoned iguomInIously aban.
doned After having kept the country agi
taied with them Tor u year and brought run
upon thousands Of good and honest citizens,
IN attempting 10 force them on The country !
-NudiSonian.
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Mr.. Lorgoy.-A paragraph has been
going the rounds Of tho papers stating that
Nr. \. LoycJoy, Of Ga. who was saved from
the Pulaski was also % board the William
Gibbons and the BONE at the time those
two vessels were Iesi.-We know not
how such ruiBor originated we de
know II rs without foundation. Mr.. Love.
Joy vas neither IN the Home or Gibbons.
There vas, however, a Mr. Lovegreeu.
from Charleston, We think, Who was saved
from the Home, and he may have also been
10 The Gibbons at the time she vas lost, but
Nr, LoveJ'y was not " ilmngtoa Adr.
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base charge refmtd. time since
au article appeared IN the Philadelphia pa
pers charging Capt. Samuel +. GAYLORD, OF
the schooner Merchant, OF Elizabeth CITY,
North Carolina, upon The authority OF Capt.
DAVIS, Of the Henry CAMERON, Win pass
lng by the wreck Of the Pulaski, and re!u
sing to save those who we're upon il, - hen
bssoughi by all the eloquence Of those who
beg for life. We were called upon to re-
flute or corroborate this s,Atemcnl-bu, in
conse quence OF the absence It the constgne
"e deferred answering Tie cal, until We
could speak by the card. We are happy
nov, for the sake Of lnsul,ed humanity, 10
nal tins ialschood to the tree. We DO no,
envy the feelings Of the person who could
originate 80 base a he, aud think hc
would do well To exchange hls humanity
with a baboon. We perceive by the Eden.
ton Gazette ihet Capt G. has dcposed, uu
der the Solemn sanction of an oath, that the
whole statement is false, and the mate has
fully sustained Capt. &. ina deposition made
before j. NJ. Pool, Justice Of the Pence.
Wilmington idrerttser.
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Notice Democrats!

HSHE Democratic Republicans Of Mecklenburg
IL county, are earnestly reqaested 10 meet at
The Courthouse 10 Charlotte, on Thursday, the Goth
instsni, 70 nominate suitable person TO RON a. a
Candidate 10 fill The vacancy in the General As
scmbly, occasioned BY the death Of James NJ.
Hutchison, Esq.
SAML M'COMB.
Sept. 10, 1893. Iu
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A Terrupin (of the common highland
specles) and very small, vas found IN this
county, near Shocco Springs few days
since with the letters |. NJ. and the date Of
January 1899 engraved ON It's shell, being.
AZ years old next January. The gen,lenun
Who found it engraved the initials Of his name
and the year and set it al liberty 10 pursue
It's peregrinstions. Warrenton Rfp0rfer.
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NOTICE.

NUIIIE.
fHn N WILL sell for cash, at the Court 90
EsA 4 house in Charlotte, On FRIDAY, IN, X
l2h of October next, 3s acres Of land, conveY ID
to me IN trust. by Edward Sharp, decd. to salts
~ deb, due VIZ. S. Normeut. Also, on the same
day. al the house OF VIM. s NSfnleEt two Cows,
conveyed 10 ms in like manner and for the like
purpose. VIM. REEVES, Trustee.
Sept. -, 1888. ,4l6
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-09-14

Some negroes engaged in grading street
IN Norfolk, that passes through an old grave
yard, discovered coffin, and near II an cid
trunk, containing bundle of paper money,
which, on being exposed, crumbIed into
dust, and quantity of gold coin bearing
date HOS, supposed TO have been deposited
there during the revolution. The amount
has not been ascerla,ned, but is believed 10
be considerable.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-09-14

We state this week for the information
Of our friends, tina, the election Of Col Spier
Whitaker, one Of the members sad TO be
elected from this County, viii in all proba.
blhtE he contested, 1t having been ascertain.
cd that he received many Illegal votes
Roanoke idrocaie.
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NOTICE.

A PPLICATl0N by Petition, will be made to
IA the General Assembly OF North Carroll.
"a, at their next session, for a repeal of The Act
Incorporating the Town of Charlotte. and all a.
amendments thereto.
SAM'L. MCOMB
WILLIAM CARSON.
Sept 10. 1888. t4lo
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MAHRMn

In this County, on the CD instant. bv the Rev.
Archibald Whyte, Mr.. sTAAHoPE COCHRAN,
Of Csbsrrus county, TO MissVANE f., daughter
Of Laird Ii. Harris. Esq, of eek lenburg County.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-09-14

Merchants B1rdy.-~Tbc Charleston Pa.
irioi mentions It as a fac, highly crediabIc
% tho integrity aud puuciualiiy of the mrr
chants Of that city, that the last remaining
bond i'f duties had receally been paid at
the Charleston Custom Ho.sc. --ij.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-09-14

Subfuraaedn Trardltag -Tlc line Of
the railway between Lyons and ST. Euenne,
the largest manufacturing town and the
riches, coal district IN France, Is only "a
miles IN length yet such IS the unevcnness
of the country, and 81 grea, has been the
anxiety of the engineers To preserve as com
plctc level as possible, that there are nc
tually no less than twenty tunnels between
The two examinations ole Of these Is a mile
~ length, while auolher, which is half a
mile long, Is carried under the bed Of riy
or, which crosses The line,
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ANTICIPATED INDIAN nosrlLrrlEs


The Nashville Banner Of The 22l ulltmo
contains correspondence between Gen.
GAINES and Gov. CANNON, Of an lmportan,
character. We give below the letter Of Gen.
GAINEs entire, winch discloses movement,
ct the Indians on our Western frontier. IN
the hil hes, degree alarming, If the views
OF the General be correct. lie has, ~ con.
sequence, applied TO the Secretary OF War
Tor pcrmissInn 10 raise ten thousand volun
t,ees, aud has also requested Governor
CANNaN 10 be prepared to furnish part ct
,ncu from Tennessee. Governor C.. has
replied, promising To furnish promptly any
number that may be required from shat
State.
We sincerely hope that Gen. GAINES
aud Col. Mason have mlsconcelvcd the ob.
Irct ol the meeting of the Indians, aud that
1t may prove to be- only for some business
purposes Of pacific character, having re.
lvrencc to their peculiar and mutual inter.
csts.- Cincinnati Wig.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-09-14

Heaera Stage ROUTE ria Rockingham
and i'odesboroueh.-We learn,ha Efforts
are making b. the citizens ~ Rtchmand and
Anson to procure from the Pa-l O.lice De
Parimcnt semi aeekls cpm,nuuic a,lon, by
means q Stage Coaches, between this place
aud ihe Western Coualies. Tie subl.c. Is
worthy the oltenilan OF our ctuzeas, y ho
would no doub, b. benefited IA having a d.
rect communication opened with The rich
aud fertile regions q the interior With a
'ies to act "a concert with our " esiefu
ircnd~, We propose that memorial 10 the
Post Oiiiee Department, b. prepared, and
submitted Tor tie signatures Of our clrz-us
dunn2 70" presen, y eek oiuuT County Court.
Fay. Otscrrcr
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-09-14

Pte7aafad ~. About moan on Wcdncs.
At, a cloud Of Gfas>hoppers passed o.
ltitr c,iy. Their course VAS lron north
70 srllb vest. A We Old not sc9 the
81 q The procession 40 cannot state hUv
o i'@y Scfe 20 passing. ur the objects OF
| ~ quincy, bot from the nyfiads winch
,'e asking N the rays of the sun NBcn
= attention ~as ealird 10 them. we sup.
vi TIA, they had assembled TO hold a
pa jubilee OF harresi home, after the de.
fedaNons lhey have committed. The ap.
aiaace OF these insects IA the sun light
Singular aud beautiful Their glossy
as2arnl wing shooc hike stars, ind ihrir
'4s'as completed the llusion In the
g magiua'i1u It look I'd a. IT . the clio
% cribs on high" had assembled at q
= q 'ac sfea, luninary. \. ~ do not
Z" u customary for Gmsshoppcrs ia hop
great height, We wish some more
sl % natural history than ourselves
4seei ghicn us as Ia The can,r IT their
a'pn''on.- Lancaster Pam Journal
AsgpR TO-
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-09-14

The lion, FELIX GRuNDy scn, IN his re-.
siguaii"n a. L. ). Senator * Tenuessea On
The 2ulh ulllno. lie will enter on the du
ties q has new appointment Of Attorney
General Of the nted States on the lst OF
September; and Tor lha, purpose has al.
ready arrived ~ lhts cuts from Tennessee.
National hiclligcqoer.
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INDIANA.


The Indianapolis Journal of the 18th ul.
',mo, confirms foil returns Of the rccen, cleo
non tor members Of the Legislature. The
result IS, 10 the Senate, 30 Wings, Is Vun
ties; IN the House, 81 Wings, 30 Vans
giving on JOINT ballot a naloniy oil SO
Wings.
MISSOURI.
We think from the returns received,
ihai tbs State continues TO wear The shac.
kies OF the party. The Loco Focos have
triumphed again, after hard struggle and
by diminished majority another such vic.
tory and they are undone.
We learn from the ST. Louis Bulletin,
that though the Wings may not have the
strength TO eject Col. Benton, it is proba
ble that members of his own party, who are
dissatisfied with him, have IT ~ coniempla.
ton 10 dIsplace him. A conspiracy to that
cfiec, is on foot, which has for its object the
election of Gov. Boggs, between nom and
the "grea, Espunger no great affection
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-09-14

The amount of gold fauad in the mines
of the United States within the last ten
years. has been estimated at thirty millions
Of dollars.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-09-14
Credit Sales.

Fey virtue of Decree from
Wilma ED The Cosrt of Equi1y. will
3|S.L " ,eII a, the Courthouse 10 Charlotte.
ey1k&1.Nc on Monday, the 22d of October
next several very valuable
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-09-14

Look out A large number OF counter,
ier 5 franc pieces, Meylcan dollars and
American halves, are said to he in cIrcua
ton. They are of dark pewter aspect
compared with the genuine and some OF the
five franc pieces are dated 1880, with the
head of Carolus Y. Roy de France.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-09-14

We stated some weeks since that Mr.
Hester, the Representative from this county
friendly TO the administration, was opposed
70 tue Sub Treasury. We did SO on the au
Ihority OF a gentleman of undoubled yeraci
~, but who, II appears, was laboring under
a slight mls'ahe-Mr. III. declared himself
opposed TO the specie feature of,he measure,
which gave rise 10 the mistake Oxford
Examiner.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-09-14

80 iFala m'iho! Of rendering snakes
,'t' =" p secret, ~ much wondered
. Which Et-t India jueslers safely
" 'ehninons snakes, - SAID N the On.
= defald, quoting The aulhnrlt, 81 Lieut..
100 10 be- this they Ore drgged with
= nh''h renders the quiet aud harm.
no effects ol the dug Nill mol wear
~ tt'nlght or three weeks. Tms
L'l'"uaa, Hutton as cf,a,ncd BY per.
t'Pn"oee; q dragged snake which
W purchased haSn. at the lapse Of
week. til@n at hun unexpectedly,
asaTiy slfan9ind han.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-09-14

afe authorized TO announce William
Ns"oy ksq ot Frankie County. a can
=" represent tho sixth tnnares>ipna'
:, !, cn1qp~rd Of the counties . Gran
franklin, Warren and MASH. IA the
'''FsIIh Congress. oxford Eramlacr.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-09-14

ITSpee,ai Election - BY reference TO our sd
vvsrlising columns, the citizens OF this county will
learn that Wfii OF Election has been issued by
The Governor to the Sheriff tor holding a special
Election on Thursday, the 9th inst, for Mem.
Der OF The House OF Commons. 10 ill the vacancy
caused by the death OF James NJ Hutchison, Esq.
IN the representation from TIN. county to the neat
Legislature. The Polls will opened a, the differ.
cut precincts under the sumo rules and rep ulatlons
as Tie August Election.
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Taken lD

JUST PRINTED, supply of blank
NOTES.
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1--WE have not ye, received full return for Gov.
ernor Wemsy possibly receive them in time cor
our neat, when VI shall publish the vote entire
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-09-14
ILLINOIS.

|, turns out that Stuart, Wing, is elected
TO Congress from this State, instead Of Dou
glass V. u. The delegation ia the 26th
Congress will stand as follows Reynoid
V. u. Casey, Conservative, and Stuart,
" his. Ihore IS dispute between the
Wing and Van Buren papers, as to which
has majority IN the Legislature.
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CDIflnffR.
Friday, September Ia, 1888,

d-" Pro Bono Putiieo" will be attended 10 in
our ueIt.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-09-14

- Too baa-lhe per'inae,iy witl, which Ger
tain pfints d.ny that the Van Bntcn partt have
suffered Watsrluo d,lei, ia tins safe remind.
% ot The hanrg insh 1ar. Who t4king stroll
10 Church yard, found a Toa.bs stone bearing
ihls inscription | am not Gs4d bl, s'sepiag
hsfe.' Asa"t ilcre unw bt hone, !" said 10,
asion'shtd II hcfutxn, that's carrying the jlkc
too FAT Ahsn l'n' dead blast niy cJcs II don't
own Il ~ Rel Reg
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MIR. CALnor,s INFLrFNcE.

We adyeried few days ago TO the 10
tllence Mr.. CaIhoun's position had untoubl.
cdly exercise on the recent Alabama cleo
tons in favor of the Administration. The
Hon. Diroa II. Le,cls is the leader of the
Calhoun party IN Alabama. What his o
piulons as to the relative merits of Mr.. Van
Buren and Mr.. Clay we're a short tine a,
30, will appear from the following extracts;
NashriHe Bonner.
piioN. y. H. LEWIS OPINION oE VAS buren, AND
MS FARrr-"1e Is pledged to follow in The foot
steps OF an Administration which has visited on the
country proclamation, force bill, and an ex-
yunging process. As long a single remnant OF
our gallant party is TO be found, such measures
and such administration, will meet the steruest
opposition. With party practising such ouira-
yes the Constitution and popular liberty, we
can have no common sympathy, lao political un-
ion. NaltJier No. /,
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More Resumption.-W learn with plea
sure that the Nlrkshurg Bank has arranged
for loan Of 81 300 900, aud the Planters
Bank OF Mississippi, for loan Of 81 500, 600,
ard that the Mtssls>iSslppi stock Of five mil
lions issued for the establishment of the
Union Bank has been 81 negotiated tina; the
parties are authorized 10 draw Immediately
for two millions. All these sums making
about FIVE mlllions IN all, will enable Misss
sppi TO "wheel into line" at once, ana
dress BY The right " on New York.
These negotiations have been made at
Philadelphia, chiefly, lf not wholly, under
the patronage Of the L. S. Bank there.
v. Y. Journal of Commerce.
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The New Orleans Bulletin u the 30th ult says
tia, the long continuance Of raiqy weather is .
pregnant subject Of remark. Scarcely day pass
60 without heavy shower oc taln"-Wisl It
would rain a liltle hefc-troiiHa Patriot
And nc ~ish heartily !, would ram here. We
think We may safely gay that such drough, has
not VISITED tbs section Of country Cor many, many
long ytGrs Nearly Al! the mills IA the county. ex
eerl those OF tbs river, compelled 10 stop, and
such as eau 90 are crowded day snd night and II
'sia docs not cone soon shall have 10 be put on
short allowance. The grass aud other vegetation
Is nearly burnt up and the suffering Of To. cattle
All b. great 4 II - hot ihe case nov, should the
present state Of things continue much longer
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-09-14

II Hsahi ~ Clarisaea The Charleston
b'sfd q Health report the deaths o. nrlg four
pefa9hs ~ that CITY during the week ending the
% ot ; p'embcr-lJ y ies aud l. b. II. a.d
colo'ed--'ofty tso q The whites by Strangers Re.
''r Hos d'sesAe appears u oe .acte-sing.
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Hos. y. II. LEwIs' OPINION OF HENRY Clay
For many of the Wing Party, the Nulh6ers must
ever cherish the klndest feelings. For kentucky's
isvoriie son must--yes believe all Of them have
personal regard, hieh time has heightened into
admiration, Though our anupoce in political o.
pinion, be has so much Of high and generous man
hood. LOFTY genius, commanding eloquence, ardent
patriotism. aud true elevated moral courage, that
whilst we differ with him. we feel and acknowl.
edge hi. worth."-I Nuthfer Ne ?.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-01-06

We see it stated in the New York
papers, that the wing employers in the
cities and towns of that state, publicly
dismissed thosein their employment
who refused to vote the whig ticket
and even attended the polls to compel
those they retained to pay the price of
their situations, and held out employ
ment to those who would abandon their
principles. By such means hundreds
Of men were compelled to abandon
their principles, and vote as their en-
ployers dictated, in ordert to save them
selves and their families from starva-
ton. Let the Independent freemen Of
the eastern cities and towns who are
thus annually prescribed and trodden
down, abandon their federal employers
and seek the west; -theglorious, free
and happy west! Here thy will always
find plenty of employment, aud hap
ply home Our public works are now
tagging for want of wo.kmen:-S2o
| per month is promptly raid for good
masons, and other mechanics; and day
laborers are always in demand at good
wages. Our lands TEEN with fruitful
ness, our country is vast and extensive,
and no man can starve, oy possibility,
who is Industrious, frugal and honest
Nay, more, he cannot avoid, if he
would, the tide Of prosperity which,
follows the application Of these means
terminating in pleasure and happiness
We have here no lordlings il practice
though there may be some inprinciple
no employers who can or dare WELD
the sceptre of power whose penalty
is starvation; none who dare attempt
to coerce the opinions of freemen The
poorest man that tills the soil, or toll.
for his daily bread, enjoys princely in.
dependence in his opinions-and he
WIN should attempts to oooreo tluuoc ;r
his employment, would soon find him.
self without assistance, and the object
for scorn to sspoint its slow unmovine
finger at" Come then, to the west
Let the whole $4,000 prescribed work.
men Of New York come-we have
room for them all, and many more
Here they can find employment and
|plenty; and here they can enjoy theil
political and religious opinions, with
stnone to modest or make them afraid.'
[Ohio Eagle.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-01-06

by the Legislative Assembly, will
not feel myself confined to an exami-
nation of the constitutionality of its
provisions, but shall reserve to myself
the right Of giving my judgment upon
its general expediency, and Of giving
or Withholding my assent, as circum-
stances may justify,
In the present instance, / wishit
distinctly understood, that bill SINH
lar in its feature to that now returned,
leaving however the seat of justice OF
Waine county at Bloomington, and
providing for some popular expression
of opinion upon the proper point for
the seat of justice in Van Buren, coun-
ty, will meet with my appreciation and
signature.
With great respect,
Your obedient servant,
/ HENRY DODGE.