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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-13
From Tic Nor HarcHer.
BURR AND HAMILTON.


IN 1901. Col. Bur- %as nominated by portion
Of he Drmocfoilc party candidate for Cover
nor Of New York. He vas opposed with violence
by The opposition. and especial. by Gen. iismdon
and tis friends. The Incident wtrh produced the
unfortunate duol and tcrmi0aiea IN tic death of
Hamilton occurred in this contest. Jr. Charles
d. Cooper had published letter 90 vhicI. nc sud.
could dalou 20 you a sini more te-poa5.e
opinion which Mf Hamilton Lss expressed Of SIR
BUR" " Geo. Hamilton sud Judge
Ken, have declared 900 substance, shat tAcy look.
cd upon Mr. Bur- 90 be dangerous ms0, aaa one
Who ought not 20 be trusted a.iA ile fe.Ga Of gov
crnnient.'
Through lodge Won Ness. B0rr Immediately
addressed o letter % Gen. nsmlinn, ia v4,eh De
sad;
d" You must perceive. cir. 0.c Necessity % o
prompt and unqualified aeau9v .ctgment nr dcn.a,
Of the uss Of auy ezprc-si1a which would warrant
The c2Dfe--fon 90 d.. Cnafof.'
The reply OF Gea. lismt'oA aas THE
" could uat snhout imPrupney m-tc ihr
arowsi o. dlsatows, you seem 90 tAiuk 80 ncces-
sGy."
The correspondence Wa continued through scy
efsl ieucrs bot widening tie difficulty instead Of
hstlns a. lll.l Judsu ~ Aess dec l-ed 70 re-
ee.te from Ar Pensls'on, e iho seeo9d 81 nea.
Hsmiiisn. ny isnhef communication. un.ess ihst
geBiieasn Soyle ssos 1. Wss el'hef eislipet 2.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-13
DECLARATION.

was issued ny TIE iutTlut commander.
DECLARATION.
WnERPAs the solemn covenant made With Tho
people Of Upper and Lower Cunadn, md recorded
IN the Statute Book Of the United Kingdom of G..
Britain aud ireland, as the 3I,t Chapter Of an act
passed in The 3lst year Of tho Reign Of KING
George H. hath been continually violated by The
Brli'sh Government and OR nights usurpcd aud.
whereas, our humble pcttone. addresses, protests
mud rcmjnsirancos against this injurious mud un-
constitutional interference laye been made IN vain
that tho Drltlth Government hq,l disposed of-aur
revenue without the constitutional cement Of the
Local Legislature plllogcd our Treasury, arrested
great Numbers of our clijzcus and committed them
to prison distributed through the country a MGR.
ceuary army, whose presence 10 accompanied by
conformation and alarm. whose track 10 rel with
the blood Of our people, who hayo laid our village
IN ashes, proianed our Temples. md spread terror
aud waste through the luL1 And whereas We
cen no longer suffer The repeated violations Of our
dearest rights, and patiently support the multiplied
outragcs aud cructIe8 Of the Government OF Low
or Canada. WE, IN the name Of the PEorLl or
LpNgR CANADA. acknowledging tho DEGREES Of
Divine Providence whe' permits us 10 put down
Government which hath abused The object md
intention for which q Nus created, and 10 make
choice uf that form of Government which shall re-
WIG '.'''' ''"''s ''e
'''i ',"'f' l''''|e 1907 ''"''"'" ''''''o' P''"'''
",'' "'D -" P'''o'F
''' '1''"''s VI wv '"' ''"S "D'''J'
SOi-hANLN DECLAkE:
/ Tbst FUN lLi. day forwo,1 the ppor,p,y
IowtR CAyAp, are aL,.l,od from sllocicpee =,
Great Britain and tim, the nolir,en copnect,on be-.
tween That power aud Lower Canada i, now die.
solved
y y.t q E,gyiy;ogu r,,,, n ,i,,o,,m.,, i.
Les, suited 10 Ianef Canada. which j. THE dsy de.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-13
THE OAK TR T. T. .

sing Cot the Oak Tree,
The monarch of the wood
Sing fur the OAK. IRE.
That gr1weth green and good
That grnw.;h broad and branching,
Within the forest shade
That srowe,h now, and vet shall grow,
When we are lowly laid
The Oak Tree wss an acorn once,
And tel upon the earth
And sun and showers poufished IL.
And gave the Oak.Tree birth
The little sprouting Oak.Trec
Two leaves !, had al first.
TAI SUI and showers had nourshed 1t,
Then out the branches burst.
The liillc sapling OAK Tree
It's roots was like thread,
Til The kindly earth had nourishcd il,
Then out II freely spread
Ca this eide and on tha, side
II grapplcs with the gfoHnd,
And in the ancient, rifted rock,
Its frmes, footing found
The winds came. and the rain fell
The gusty ,empests blew
AL all were friends 90 the Oak Tree,
And stronger yet it grew.
The boy that saw the acorn fall,
He feeble grew and grey
But the Oak was still thriving tec,
And strengthened every day
-Four centuries grows the Oak Tree,
Nor docs lis yerdnre fail
It's heart is like the iron wood,
Its bark like plated mall,
Now cut as down the Oak Tree,
The monarch Of the wood
And Of its iimbers stout and strong
Wen build vessel good
The Oak-Trec Of the forest.
Both east and west shall fly;
And the blessings Of thousand lands
Upon our ship shall lie :
For she shall rot be man-of. war,
Nor pirate shall she be
But a noble. Christian merchant ship,
To sail upon the sea.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-13
RUTLAND. TUESDAY. MARCH 10. 1898.

----a-----------------.-.- $3.50 i-.---.-
'ia,c ond place of meeting were ben oruurcl.
Col. BUR- arrived a'H 500 The ground. as isl
been previously aa'e'. When Con. llam,un
Arrived, ihc patlIcs exchanged saiuaunn@, urd The
seconds pruoccucl io oale their nuaugcmrnis.--
They measured thc ..s,oucc. icn lu1 pnccs, aud
casi lots ur tho cA..oc az osiiuUs. a. a'-o o. dc-
t,r,Giuc ty vhum The voul should De- given. both
If Which tc,i io ltc second 81 Cen iIlH.'boo.--
,'! '"'' l.'o''',' 90 80 '''' '"' l'.','' ''''
statans. The gentleman nho vas To give The
word, then explained 20 The parties tho rules tsl
were go govern than Ia Guug which vcro as iol-
lowe;
"'Thc parties beng placed go ihaif stations, Size
second vbo gives llr word shall atk thom vArlA-
or they are ready. being answered 900 the ndirma-
live. lac shall say present. Ancr this the parties
shall present and Gre when they please. u enc
dres bciarc jho other, ,hc opposite sccoul shall
say one two. three Gre, AMI he shall then ire or
lose his 6re. lie then asked ii they were ready
being answered 10 the affirmative, lie gave the
word present. as had been agreed on, md lih
parties presented aud fired IN succession. The IN
,cy,orin,, limo il ma, c,rrc..,,l Nc tLc .,c,rl. h
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pH. DAVID HosAcK TO WILLIAM COLEMAN.
1ur,.,I7 ,ao,
nrc
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,,,,I ra.... y,, c,,;r,, ,,,,i,o o,,Joo,or ~
c,..,l ,.., .;,t a.. o,.,,,o.a,,oo nr .,oh ,ar,io,-
,., ,1.. =. ,t, ,,..la,,I,l,, ,,', r,,,. ,ia,,l
II.n,I...n d,.or ,n,,., Social, ~, ms, mind
WIN c,lled "a him rno, rcc.iyin,, tho fatal
..'.,l c'n,'a L;n. I.lr ,;,i,., an ,,a ,,r,',I
'.,,.,..,I IN ,h, arm. I'M ponl,,oo ne conn
- 1oa,f I sl.I ,,,,,, c,,,,,, tIo i.J ~
,a, i,s,on inc, s,,c,,t, ,os,r . iii, !, ,r,
I'D doo..r, ,.l,os Ice ,.,i. .,.l ,1,o,,',
:, IN .,,oa,a,o, l,C,l,. i,,r,aIa,ol,. ..,;,,,,1
~, L;s ,Io,los ,nJ co,, .l,s asoo,,a;ooI ,I.,,
,Lo 5.oo,;a,, - ,L.t,u -.
some vital part His pulses were no, to be icit
his respiration was entirely suspended, and, upon
laying my hand upon his heart and pefcelyIns no
motion there, cons'deict nm as lrrecovernOIy
gone. howcycr observed 10 Mr. Pendle'on' That
he oo!y chance OF lbs rcN'ug was l" get him
immediately upon the water We iherdl"e hiic"
linn up and carried him out oI the wood to the
margin OF Tho bank where the b''gemah aItod 's
~ conveying him to The soai' ana immediately put
off, During oil this time could not discover the
easi symptom Of returning Iiir. now rubbed
. f'H Ia EHf - t.tI gft
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-13

4ht ssEt esp.,ai Of NeS Hampshire q very
Ass' sss i.,.'l.ens Il dollars. Specie 10 lhs State
oniy sIs6 Coo 81.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-13
CANADIAN AFFAIRS.
CANADIAN AFFAIRS.

Previous to the diabahd.ng the military force re-
80. So. -...-.o,,'- ~, ,ata,,t'n
Ans issued bv the Patriot commander
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-25
From Pennsylvania.-Thc Rebellion.

fmportam D'cunent We publish below the mantle.
10 "i the Senate oi Pennsylvania /, the people We
ask that every lover Of his nifty every one who re-
sprc's lh~ institutions of fea,hers one IN
whose breast There thfob- drop of patriotic blond
10 prrn'e II with care aud attention and rene nlcr
that the leaders OF political party in our STATE hay.
been the authors and ahciors OF the dlspracetul pru
cerdngs which are there recorded
We seek the records nf Christian communities in vain
i"r S"ch an Outrage Pagan history furnish
aPaTailtl senate OF republic driven from It's Han
IA times Of profound peace from prrfDrmn
us functions by an organized mob-hlt mob aided aud
""r"ru py those claiming seals IN the SENATE, and by
menbrfs Of the House OF Representatives. revolution
u'e'aied-ofH government proclaimed at an cnd-tle
yves o. Hee citzrns aud griy.headed Senators put in
'"''""sht DANGER and all Tor what Because a y
nights have been rsaipcd upon Became any ,,,,,y
auce has uern denied redress Because any ays h,v.
Dtrh broken; No, Penusy vanans for none OF these
hu' nrcausr The Senate and the Democratic nemcrs Of
e Housr 81 Representative, together with the Sccre
iy vi Inc COMMONWEALTH, have dared rs act IN Ia the
A"sr turning neither 10 the night hand nor Ia I'm. in
t"r tns they have been driven from the capitol-Gr
S 'ht'f lives have been Jropardedf9r this has reyo
lel"H been declared. And by whom By the mass of
'"r people by the mechanics aud lsrnrrs and stand
a"d orderly eitzrhs BY those who nave a stake IN
h- well being Of society By those " no repArd The
w. N'-nol ny these but by their hntipod-s BY
h'iHr - men whose lives are continued scene of
fi" disorder and uiractoh Of the Jaws and vho b,y
no stake n The vell-heing II society," who care not for
county justice, or Heaven whose eyes would glost
On the blood ~ their fellow citlzrus and 4, no.
wsaid brat N unison wih tie death. sIreks ~ a ,
d"isd senate 1hsse the men ~ no have driven L
Legislature from the State CapItn and their Leader.
ae men whose i1u hearts disgroce human nature and
""se heaas ore /" conirvr yil'any None 81 th-fn
have any thing 20 lose ~ general Lieakup Of socet
bot every iins 70 gain, aud for this reason thew would
delpge our Commonwealth wlih blood
Dot lhry are EYrn encouraged hy citizens Of uar,is
's" - ~, 'l'AeHfa l" Tue Locoioco party This
We could not have believed before the not commence
hu' we nave seen with our eyes and heard 4, m
our oWp -sf' The truth l. Ga rerord and for ON,
f'y 'ha' h"frailfr We shall hold no nteteouf.
With men who have 50 degraded ib~ms.lye, w -
"hhn Us principle Of self-frspects native d,gniiy
which shall nr'ef BE- ievelled 20 any ss,ocistsn :, nm
ehaf4o'rf' Of he Kind. We would seorn To .1tend
proved ih~ms~lves traitors 10 their hsnor-ta tb,, 80.
iry-And 10 their God ''" GU"
BsL enough Read the manifesto lie, il. vo,d,
SRA eeep "s r"sf sressis iis asesueai ne, u
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-25

IL 4, ,,,, '''ry - ~ ~
housE -Mr 'nshman asked leave OF The House TO o.
lei the following resolution, whch was read Tor lnI"r
mnu"h; r
hfSo r,a' iha' no committee o. hhs House shaI be
lr.'" W eup.'y "c',h al we Pnn''c 'AI"n'e WIN
oni hf't .o'nn' 'a'r Of The House Tor that purpose
o'J'ch"h having 1ren made, Mr. Cushn"n moved n
f"Sp'n'''" VI Wv 'ufs' "hch was agreed o' ana the
"s"iuh"" was ADOPTED.
ca motion OF Mr. Cnmbtelene. the House went into
N"ninuee "' 'he "holr, Mr. il""ard IN The chaf, up
on the bl making appropriations IN port for the con
,ngrh EXPENSES OF The Senate and House al kePfesen
'aumes '"t io'o-9
ne uhI was reported without amendment, and was
ordered t. be engr"ssrd md subsequently passed
Mr. C"amprrs oi ny offered resolution authorizing
we COMMITTEE OF Claims TO employ clerk Agreed to.
The House was called, by States, ioI petitions aud
resolutions
IN m"Il"n "i Mr. C"shin" the papers relative to the
oregon '"r"ty' wef" ieh"n ron thu HES and rei'r.
ttd 10 me 'nmitire on Foreign Ahps
NaInpun 81 ''1's pt"s"n''c an abolition rtul"n,
Whch' uh'ef TIE rue "asreceired and lad on the la
DE
"t Nse "9@c'eu |" 'n' reception al The petition, and
sad he would make II point Of order whether under
he RUE lh- ptIuons were recogniztd as being recriv
eu,
me SPEAKER Shid me question was decided last ses
ZION Y vote o. I4u To- o. under The resolution OF 24h
.''noet- ne o''lS'"h was mat The question OF re-
cepun could not be- made, but that the be
"hr presented, lad on me table without debate lie
"'.a' ,.e same oec's'"n now
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-25
ccy,,rOadent, Il tAs cort,r and Ea9ni,o.
Kew Wesi, Nov. -. 1898,

Key West. Nov. -. 1888.
Tie stcsmbost " ilmogton. Of Wiimington
Delssstc. John Gallagher, master, from Philsdel
phis va Norfolk md Savannah bound to Mobile.
.ss totally lost nboui co miles TO the hotthanfG
Of Cage Florida, on tie ION ns'. IL blowing
cslr at the time tho boat coon broke 10 pieces aud
washed ashore the crew saving themselves, but
without cl"lhtng. PROVISIONS, or n single article
from lhe wreck excepting srch things as from time
10 nme duf'"d s.bote and sustaining io N this
msnues win the help Of tho tons Of cabbage trees.
for eight dsy,, until the Is h inst. when they
veFs taken from tho beach by :hc Z. s. sloop Pan.
ihef. Comdt. Sbubu,k, brought TO Indian Key and
there pot OF board the mail schooner Hope. Capt.
Gufhs. and bfough, to this place On 2ls' inst.
The master. oxncr and crew, twenty -four in all
are awaiting passage to Mobile.
Ga the lllh instant. during the same gale, and
nesr 10 tho same plsce. the Spanish brig Triumph
snie, Antonio Gonzales master was driven ashore
biigej, snd totally lost. The Trompbante was
bound from iiSysns Tor CsdiE ard Batoclonn with
fgll cargo OF cotton and scssrs. The master pas
seneefs. and crew. after femslu,ng On the beach ioi
nine dsys, were al length taken oG by the wreck
ing vesses Rcyntet .nd Sypb, aud arrived here
24h met. OF The entire cargo. bu, 81 bales o.
cotton and 30 600 -egafs have been saved.
Al The time these wrecks occurred. The lrdlsn'
were IN the uelghborhood of Cape fi"uds, about
60 miles TO the sou,hwttd otterw u IL probable
no, 10 soul would have escaped from massacre. The
booty they will yet get. as Iaus o. the wreck
with their lsding washed s,hotc, will be ,sinsblo Il
them. and hd them 10 carry on. wiih mech con-
fort. f"r mouths longer ,hIs already seeming inter
minshe war. J.
r. S.-Thr chip Ru,sell Bsld~in IT your port
for Mobile, ~ont sthore near the Mhn-of-Ns
keys. hbsco. on the l2'h met. shp sud cargo
tois lose. The Passengers, twenty N number
With the osplsn and creN have lusl arrived here a
smal schooner ifum Green Turtle hey, bouH
To Mobile. al IN good hesIh. but many of then
without change Of apparel; the de.trucrion q
the chg being complete shin feS inmates ahe
sbc strook. Thry arc. however. Ill IN hne girii,
slsd enoush 10 have escaped this disastrous shp
wreck xiih life iieslE
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-25
IMPORTANT raox MEXICO.
GREAT BATTLE

Tsen ~, Ns- o.seau. tt5e's - Dee 3 ve
t,,r $50 ..t~t rer~v q ttr ttt.tsi a. iis' r're
a 49, F-rtrh s.rtratf Mcfsrr. % ~t.e' fffi'ti
~ ,s+r 'l- ,af+'tfi sri, Hrerce 'ttt Poe Gee .
q S,r l-sa ts Ilas I'D hseo tsi"a tt 'e
Tfse,ch frtt. atsf o hur.htttatrt - ''f'' '""'s
eth ioss 81 rriy FOR nea g. i'~ eo'tto'cs
% ,d,oa az hcea fsa, 10 frs hrttrr3 Nff'tsH'.
A e,e..erre, tsa,s ta iar Ncteas. tna hu'n'd
&C. W,.i,rgtou b,ftf SO bct't' = wPe"tn' de-.
spt'clss. Ttrcs fics'ss f'9f t'.ors ~ oar GOD
f.ss btn.L tsfrfrt s.ieurst aue hurdted and 'Aty
tse,e, = NsI.,sn srn. , 10 80 itsn fo'nf hao''
ed s,iloa snd poout,d 80 iurCUc men 81 tie
Esifrtu rtuiscr.
tn. Ne,,rst, ,.r.toisied. and werr tnovrd g.
isi,te; Ae frtess ~ts Immediately "ocuT'd by
g. r,c.eb TIE NsYcsn sfuiy nesr Ne's Cmg
y. h,c ttrn,trd tfrrg Bot - iho io~r ga.
sr.atrlsd hi tL~ ostilr .hv oiicers did MT thtrt
hem,e',es tb.e &C. huld 10. but onc ihou'tnd Nci-
So. acre Showed Go fcgs,u Co pfescf'e order.
TIE Punrs 90 J.in,.'c commanded the sloog
e. vu Creole. end behaved ,cty gaisnily. Il
~. tbossbt ,Lsi 90" blockade wov'd Se rs,scd by
ibs French Negoc,.ioas fora peace had coin
fnefecd.
The wt.Hgion Globe 'ayt
Ia lhfs a,I..n Vhtcb vac coulinuc8 Two hours
,nds haif ,tsbt Thousand tsi- md three hundred
spd tptniy ssnlrs wee ihtoSn toto The fHtfefs. -
On The Fscnch nde eve men we're tied "ne 81
whom asss n'a.h pnsn sud th,riy three wound
ID to = Nhu-n we're officers.
The EeNcsus bstc .ufefed ,mnensciy The
captain of the Heisorc, wiih "hou Se con'crsed
ta,c -. 'unctrg Description of the catnace. -
The shore Mss covered ~ijh the Gcsd md dying
snG th, pI'cous cries Of toe latter we're heard sm't
sil lhc din and tunult e the battle.
Ute bounds Nerc thrown Immediately on t''
heSiesu magazine. Three 81 them explode
~lh % much violence. thu, the decks Of severn
of the French vessels al the Distance cf m"t'
thsn mile. we're stfewcd with fragments. Th'
Csrcl.ero. onc 81 the strongest towers of the fort
exploded shout 3 "'clock p. NJ. The portions %
the iun demolished by the inesies we're IN tnos
dcpoishlc condition. lhe ombtasufes beng entirely
lnmouu'cd uud battered 10 pieces.
The above stisck mace % the 2Ith No
tembct. - Boston Tm,s.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-25
Canadian Affairs.

TIs ffslr ~ HrEdpH Point Bill johnson in let
tst g. VI krnIs. stats that there not htsny tine
mote then i2l "pst'r,s men and bow. At Windmill
Po,ni hsow freseoi, and ihst sbnu, - q 'h~m had
strclrd from the mill briat~ tie susck of Tuesday
tnornius IL ths b. 90 ihr secnuni which frcent.
" puh,hsd from ihs Kingston Cbfoaioi- stating the
nstnbet ktlsd t2. aud 81 prisoners At iC2. must be-
yrt, ~rrou.ous The lne0rfec,hsst of The Chtouicr .
,sismsnt i. forihsr sydsoe.d by The AnneI.d para.
rr.ph froal tho Prescott Sshunsl-
1--WE stated IN osf igsi tina, ~ of The Ptsiss had
beta klii~d, tnd great nuuhcf wounded. We hsVs
snte aaiirsd Hefent ssat,nsuts "a srvefai u the
trRfr Canad, paP-r. With r-rsfd t. tho numbef hal
fell eeutspnanrnt q 10 Kngstan ttfonics, git''
the nsaabrg ~ bsads klii.a a. Rhur otisfs rate
thvm a. a iEss hlmb-f-ws. bpwrVrt. nsbeTr oaf "wu
.reaabA be rsry near ibs triiA Se.ss bones wTre
foaus lrtng enc oi of ID. eadings. Jarni, bot
The nsaber Il psrsass eestrot ID e.Easi - orsuHy
lsssila ord, pfctab'y "a CO ,fssn'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-25
TpprC Canada.

w Asvs ct f~c~ts~e ~ pv'fosl Adssruser q The
e,h A sir.~. that a. ffinre Il ssntu .ch has hsen
..psr,sSrA 20 csznusha q he Gsned,sn tiA By Me.
lsf D~ses-csoss sts 20 b. hs ftsbusss Esosnes aud
lnhamtbfy
TlsV uanIhsr ~ pflsansrs ttksn By The Rftsh -
n. rhi 81 ttu~ 10. vet 2. ~ whom bad been
sent y AHheIsib1tF
r.. eatirs loo. sftfs is ihs strashsf both ,ee,
~ss esissss 70 hs q tie ws.qHJ ssns o! ths Java
<sfs
WA al tbsf fsa,is. gr.ti rfset fVsa hsI srru
- thssf enc -. fes ih- Esrs ihsy pad 10 pUtsis
EsapsFST Nos .sels Ss't asss e e~siT7sFt, shes
- ess as~sss-1 a. teiSaF g. tAr gossrun~rt hs
ssfax fiss Skasg~< uPon thsia sf~ N slssfns q
u elsM, az .stsesa, sse ofsa Snsfnse e'a-sc Dss,
n. sA@ va 49, u rs gws Asrs IL me Tssssss
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-25

the history IS rsnnsylysnis and the ,ubuucn ~
li-avcn aud We trust Of tho people Will la upon Ne
he,d. Of those whose decd. have called II forth TO- .
ti.tnre iaei aud Dsno
H4rrisbHrg December G ls1s
To rur Frotlr or rat CosAoswtAttn % rEssu,.
Fc}0to CniitHst
The undet.gncd Senators Of the Commonwealth =
Pcnnsy wanna dnly elected returned, nnd qualified
cofdur To- thr Constitution and Laws sud composing
majority Of that BODY feel called upnn, by the novel
aud dngetou. cumstaucrs which have attended the
meeting ct Tho Legislature 10 lay before the people 81
the State brief account of the occurrences al the seat
of government, the fourth day Of Dccrmbcr, ISIS.
IN order that they clearly understand the position
~ Which iher representatives now placed by an a.
legal and lnsurrecunay assembnre Of persons at pres
cnt N the borough Of Harrisburg Ga the All day Of
December. ISIS. being the day liked by the Cons,u.
ton for the meeting OF the General Assembly the Sen.
ate and number of gentlemen elected I'LL the places
of Senator'S whose terms OF service had expired aud
others chosr0 to supply vacancies which had occurred
by death and resignation, the Hall of the Senate
aud there appearing to be Hquprum # the Senators then
duly qunntd present the Speaker of the Senate called
10 order aud reported, that during the Of the
Senate he had issned wits OF election to supply the
places Of the following Senators, va; Alex NJ PcnI
late OF the sccond Senatorial District and decreased ;
Corueirs Dauagh OF the nineteenth Distinct, aud pa
yd Il Porter o the eighth District. resigned aud then
the Secretary o the Common wealth beng introduced,
present 10 the Senate the Of the SAID Eccunu
On motion OF MIR Fulctton, II ordered that the
CLERK OF the senate do open and read tho returns
OF the said elections when appeared that from the
said returns, the following gentlemen had been dolly
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Siondsy, Dee Il
PenSsgleania Usy

hor"-hf Try offered fesolat,on calling on ia.
''oeh' 'f eopiee q ell correspondence which have
FaAo o. sTTn nm sna Gov. LttBef relative 20 a call
upon ihe Lhreuuvs iof armed ioroe 10 proceed "a
'snns, ANA viii balls. buck sho. dc
IN. rules ~sfe ca motion 81 SIR Ffr, su.o4nded -
's. 70 nays %. and the resolution va. considered
fr csshine asrr-. q. .pspdp,,, ,,,,;,s-. -.
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Intfrcourse uDh IJaldi

Mr. Grennel and Mr. Reed presented several pet,ions
prnyle the establishment of diplomatic intercourse
with Hayii
Mr. WISE objected to its reception
MIR Adams spoke length ia sippor, Of the objects
"' me petition and in favor OF its reception.
MIR Wise replied.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-06

mr.. JOHNSON Isconsuitea carhdentisly at hisoraee
~ No IL Duape street hetwern Chatham and william
the following diseases, virsGoBorcira, 1900 Chaacrs
STRUCTURES Seminal Weakness aad N sumereus dssaes ar
ngsges any recvni Affections or three day
and the prOportonaf uEe, wket
The noe Of debtsns rjudous medicine,
op from Perces errusrE the mselves 70 Or t~hn
cams are themselves with certainty fncccss
hc mos, Scrofu0us sore liberated irrs
nc speeay healed sus.xors would do web ny Cvig Or
gesop can as crrt~in rrrvens may he made awaps
10 Gee fsregrrg Diseases whrh hes a
ed wLen within -four honrs aer Ne,
s~r pnid. en~loww have the
AZ ine. and directions rms.use forwarded.
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