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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-01-30

DECEPTION. In order to give plausibility to the
Sub Treasury schemog by attempting to create the
belief that it is popular with the people, some OF
the Van Buren, papers have stated that tho Legis-
latures of North Carolina, Georgia and Alabama,
had adopted resolutions approving the Sub Treasury
project Neither of the Legislatures efthese states
have passed any such resolutions. The Alabama
Legislature adjourned without any final action up
on them, and they fell still born In one branchIof
tho Georgia Legislature they were defeated by
clear majority, and in the other branch not voice
was raised in their favor. AS to North Carolina,
the Legislature of that State holds lis sessions BIZ
ennially and as it met last winter, and does not
meet again till two years from that time, of course,
resolutions approving the Sub Treasury measure
have not passed that body inasmuch as this last
experiment has originated since its last session.
This scheme has been approved by one Legislature
only, that of South Carolina. Mr. Van Buren, finds
Of dissenting brethren. Notification alone has
swallowed the monster.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-01-30

"THE MoTHER's Book" This is the title of ii
new work published at Chelsea, this State, and ed
tied by Mrs s. "A HEwEs. 1t is published month
ly, at 81 per year, and contains "a large pag
es, and is designed particularly, though not excIu-
sivey, for the benefit of Mothers and Maternal
Associations 1t will be well worth the subscrip-
ton price, if the first number is specimen of the
future character of the Book.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-01-30

lJ'lt has been known to people generally for
several weeks that Kent elected Governor OF
Maine by the people, but our friend Eaton Of the
luminous light over the way we perceive has not
yet ascertained the fact. His readers, if they see
the New Orleans papers, doubtless aware of the
circumstance
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-01-30

The following appropriations are asked by the
War Department, for the defence of the Northern
frontier and the preservation ofneutraty $197 900
to pay the 5000 militia called into service on the
Canada frontier for three months, $3.50 900 for trav-
cling from and returning to their homes, and $780,
600 for the various objects of suppy-$15, 900 for
accoutrements.-$75 800 for the surgeons depart
ment,-arms and equpage $16 200, and 800, 900 is
estimated to be the cost offeeding 5000 men three
months
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-01-30

The Burlington Free Press says that Phllander
Huxley, respectable farmer of Alburgh, having
occasion to the line on Thursday last, was ar
rested and taken to Montreal as q Spy.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-01-30

N7In rel lily to query of ours few weeks since
in regard the signatures attached the memorial
for the removal of Mr. Hyde, Mr. Barber auhorises
the editor ofhe Argus to say, 'that far as he had
any knowledge of the memorial every signature was
genuine" The editors of the Patriot also volun-
teer dcnial-if it may be called such-but of so
enigmatica character that is difficult to determine
how they would be understood and demand of us
to inform them where obtained our information
upon the subject and our motives for suggesting the
query. Claiming the yankee privilege, we guess
the Editors of the Patriot by application to the
proper place and persons at Washington can obtain
information relative TO the affair, protests que
as satisfactory any could give them Just now
Our motives for publishing the query may possibly
be more apparent hereafter. Really, we hope there
is serious trouble among the sachems of the party
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-01-30

U'The Vermont Watchman has not been recev-
cd in this village for three weeks past by ourselior
its subscribers. Have the editors "shut up shop
an joined the Canadian Patriots'
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-11-13
PROSPECTUS
OF THE
MTppn1
AUGUSTA MIRROR,
a SeWi-monthly Journal,
DeCOted to polite Literature A.,
UsefsEE intelligence.

a O0CO Il MIhhOh.
d SeMi- monthly Journal,
DeCOted to polite Literature a.
Useful E3lfcIltgence,
NHE Subscribers contemplate UuBE.,;
= IN the City Of Augusta, paper ~
the above title. It's customary; on such +.
casions as the present, to publish to the vra
full hlstoryin advance of the coming d
cation, IN which all that could be desrs5 /
Its patrons is promised, and BY which en-
tations are raised, such as are seldom rez
But we trust the public have experieuz7 -
truth of this remark, too often, to regr6a 4.
cussion of the merits of our jouHnsl h 8.
as any inducement to It's support Tan,
this view of the matter, we shall content q.
selves with brief statement of the inten6D
of the MIRROR, preferring rather to resi- 3
claims to patronage upon the merits Of the 3
per Itself, than upon the strength Of Ian
promises.
The MIRROR is designed to be exclnsivey,
LITERARY JOURNAL, and viii contain POv'iT
Neutrality-suspicious. Moral Resdine.-l
gricultural ard Scientific Intelhgence[hs
ry-Music, &c. &c. 1t will be the an T
the publishers torender the Mirror acceDtssl.
as a Family paper, by excluding from ftssI
umns every thing Ike Politics, or Seczn.
ism, and admitting nothing that can gas I.
fence to any class of society.
The Mirror viii be printed in quaoi aIh.
on fine, medium sheet, and on neatneT tina
Each number viii contain one page Of MIst
arranged either for the piano forte or guitsl.
The columns of the Mirror are tendsI,is
amedium for the publication of al apuuFa
Literary compositions, and we are not Wih9
confidence in the belief that there is Etaz
talent and taste enough among our citizen,
furnish It's pages with a goodly portion Of hOns
production.
Asst is contemplated to issue the first nun
Der early IN May, we would request Hose whs
feel disposed to contribute to the Minor, b
send IN their communications before thefrst q
that month.
TERMS.-Three Dollars IN advance, ps,.
able on the delivery of the second number.
Dr ANY of our friends furnishing Us Wlhi
list of ten subscribers, viii be entitled to-
copy of the paper free of charge.
VIM. T. THOMPSON,
JAS. McCAFFERTY.
April 16th, 1888.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-11-13
PROSpECTTTS
OF THE

ALABAMA STATE INTELIIcp,..
A Politcalnewspaper publisheda =
By CORNELIUS c. BALDWT
In politics the Intelligence =
Wing and advocates the es,sbl;.,
carefully guarded and wen orpaDiz.,F
al Bank 1t Is printed on 4 -.
sheet, twice week during the M
Legislature, and once week 40 is
mainder Of the year, and viii fl,rS s.lg 70
report as can be given Of the 49, NJ 9
the Legislature and Of Congress $500. - Nd
esting public documents. Il iTb 80 az Ne
sary to add, that it win also en as.u NJ.
its columns the latest foreign ~ ne ~
intelligence, prices current and IN - ole
tiers coming properly within ranga o y q
cal Journal, and that IT viii sdves. !. Z ll-S
its energies, the local Interests - Ss = VIZ &
Alabama. Situated at the capital u, of,s a.
it's the ardent desire Of the e5;to !. !. !. sss
his paper STATE htel6gencer. and ~ = ne
mon organ Of the Wings Of Az ALI lae ca
conphsh these desirable Ubiects 49, IL ieas
ly relies on the patronage Of h V 80
friends throughout the state. P'llsa
TERMs.-F'our dollars Der am
vance-fve dollars, ifpaid within - I Z z
Six dollars, ifpayment be DELAYED maj ~ "a a
the expiration Of the year.-TTo a. ~ sllei
riably IN adraaoe, for paper DUNG n. ' s.
sion Of the Legislature. Ss -
Sept. "a, 1888.
Editors with whom we exeb,n,. :,
confer favor by giving the above few iD' y
tons. -''''
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-11-13

(ATroRNEx AT Law,
Ill continue to devote
attention assidicusly to de - M. .llla
profession; and win practice e elates d
Courts Of LoWndes, Monroe. No,!.lle Ca
per, Winston, Oaltibbehaw, Cl;sI. Asa
ltaWamba counties; and IN The So a
Chaneery Courts, at jackson M;ss.. .lsAe d
Office in Columbus, Miss.
January 10, 1887.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-11-13
Trac1 o Land for saIs.

YEyHE subscriber offers for sale hsvsT
pesirable plantation on which herazds.
lying on the Tombigbee River, seven nilsg
below Columbus. The above tract d Land
contains nine hundred and twenty sas q
which 40 IS cleared and In high state
cultivation. There is on it first rate Efans
Dwelling House, Gin House, with OVsEsesTs
house, and all other necessary buildings az
person wishing to purchase a desirable rs
dence near Columbus, and perfectly healthy
can geta bargain BY applying to the subsD
ber residing On the premises, or to d.. J. b
ker, IN Columbus. Miss.
T.B. TABB.
July 2445-tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-22
B.LTlMoEs, Nov Is

bALIiMOEg, Nov. -.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
COMPANY.
meeting Of the Stockholders Of tins
Company was held on the l3ih inst i,
was fully attended. The law of The State
OF Virginia, authorising a subscription 10
the Stock OF : ,05s 900, was finally act.
ed on, aud unanimously accepted. A
large number OF shares, including the
State OF Maryland and City Of Baltimore.
were represented. II was announced bv
The President that liberal and sai,sfac.
tory arrangement had been made which
gave the Company the privilege Of pass.
ing along The public property Of the L.
states at HstPers- Ferry. 1t was also
stated thai there now interviewed no obsta
Gle TO pushing the work rapidly forward
10 Cumberland and that it was The inten.
ton OF the Board of Directors so 10 push
~ forthwith. The statement. Of the Pre-
Sident were clear frank and IN high de
gree satisfactory: aud " lille they showed
'Lai difficulties had existed. and we're not
altogether removed even yet. they at tho
same time gave a strong assurance 10 all
who heard him Of the Ultimate complete
OF the entire work within a reasonable
tine .7mericaa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-22

LETTER FROM UENE1 ,iAI
Iho ii.' npnlrrof dl- W I.rr. r.
lfh' ..if proceedings 80 ul- sr.ai WIG ......
iN tHr.i 90 ST. Etii at PARIS. Tenn ..r..
IGN l.i Ar.s l.r I..irr ~ Ir .u.
h."h 'f t .nlal'. .f lt..u-.u H.
i"'.nflnr admirable one from Nf s. Wr
c-hno tH' swUs. v.H.f rraf lrt. t.H.r. f.e
' i'i 'a'- f..t snt Cfuail fv.,.t J.s
AsuL,su OCT I i~I-
1t%IttrHs--l arm houofcd D, tho ~.
'iia'ion Transmitted 90 ne hy t.uss tl,s
COMMITTEE ~ the NLi1s 81 ilsnls ,.sp.
~, m irrnrvce toa dinner proposed ta
he gwen 90 he Hon Jau, BsiI. on thr
lsth instant ,hDuld he very hsppy Co.
Pea ahle Co attend on such On iafeIesary
occasion. liisa chArscfegi.hc Of t.af fa.
rocious splrt 81 denuuciabor ana prr,e.
cotton n which Wa long tie chosen
victim. - display iis greatest venom o.
gainsi ihose whp have lasi iucurredi'.e en-.
nifty u has been The falc 1f a 9.tn.
zmshed citizen So zoe cssisfn par 10 suf
State 1nd % Mr Bell. 40 pc he lsfe.tos.
joru selected C. tho ,cngsancs 81 ttat
splui, ani hence 30 ihc ph,ss of wrath
afc poured ont on fheif heads have
been c9urata'tf's spared and forgotten.
80 state Do tbe ni9u has exhibited d
nobisr spentcnre thsn Tenhessse
snd the people e % go fsso.ting .ssa.fs,s
hose iwo citizens against unmefitsB A..
iscks. have fhoWn their scusitllify Go f,rh.
ful and eminent fsryicss snd . 81 aahaf.
renee 90 Rfofs injustice woad GLADLY
unite Ti'h the Wings u Heafy % he 30.
tended fsfrect - W Tell tuf da.et sod
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-22

A"' WIN 'i"i'"'h' vl uc New uEh IouT.cf
WHITES a. follows under date of
WHirraALL, November 10. Is3s.
"Sr-ln my last gave YOU the news
OF skiImish which took place on Wed
neSdsy last. have now to communicate
some particulars of a more serious nature
on the following day.
IL would appear that Wednesdays af.
lars gave the insurgents in Odlc.pwn and
Ecoie tho alarm, and they accordingly
mustered IN great numbers. The loyal
'''s OF the same distnc.s. who were also
on The qui NiNe and sonew Ia, ela,ed. I'M
mediateIy put themselves in readiness.
HE collision took place near the main
road, I'D miles north Nest OF Champlaln
,iaNe) village. and within six miles of
Napieryille.
a lire OF small arms was commenced
aud Supported for the space OF an hour
ana a hall. when the powder became wet
rom Tie Incessant RAIN; short and deSul-
"ty Conflict at close quarters ensued.
which resulted IN the roy al,sts being dr-
ven from the field. The nearest est.
mate Is thirty killed and wounded ON
both sides. and from what have been
able 10 ascertain, there were sometime
under two hundred loyalists. (all yalun.
teeTs and principally inhabitan,, OF the
district and from three TO fou. hundred
OF The Patriots engaged. The latter were
continually being joined by numbers dur
ing the fight. SO that they had many
more men at the close than al the BEGIN.
ing of the contest"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-22
GENERAL ,Nrs,.u.,c.n,E.

MEMBER OF CoNCRESs DEAD
Inc Columbus IO) Statesman OF the 9th
says-"We learn that VIM. H. Creighton.
me wing member elect to the House Of
representatives from the counties Of Fay.
elite and Madison. died at has resiGence
IN Washington, few days since. His
death was caused by bleeding of the
lungs complain, he had long been sub
feet to. He was highly esteemed by has
neighbours
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-22
THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER j
'1OM Tnc wEsT rINNrsSgr,N.
HUNK q R-sasLI..
- ksasa.fx


- Parody.
" fit'en On bearing OF the intended dc>.rr,t,,
BunkeT-IlIll
NDrAmcn, spare that ground
Touch not single clod
For every turf around
By paino, feet Was ,fod
was there our gallant band
Did wars dark torrent stem
Hetr, let old Bunker stand
monument to them.
The old hlustrious h,li.
Whose glory and r,nuwn
The earth aud ocean nh.
And would you dig Il down
WorAmen, lay down your spade.
And let the hill alone:
I~ould raise the S,erpins shades
To touch a single stone.
When war bad lust begun
our fathers sought a., site
lIe~hed ON rs top lhcv won.
Here too, renoWn IN fight
w 'nRrN the brave, tel here
And some OF freedom, band.
orhmcn, heed the patriot, tear
Aud lci old Bunker stand.
our heaf,-string> round thee clu-.
tlo>e a, thy sol old hill,
Aud here may ircemen bring.
Iheu vOuNe oti'rincx still
ga hui The storm still brave,
Aud, worsmcn, leave the spot;
IL patriot tears can save
Your spades shall harm II not
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-22
LATER, AND INTERESTING FROM

LATER, AND INTERESTING FROM
CANADA
capture Of Nc Donn,H- One hundSeG i.
my arrested for TisaSon-.The Montreal
Herald OF the Sth says that Mr. John Nc
Donnell. advocate OF that city, had been
captured or ST GregoIie, opposite Three
RIVERS, and brought 10 town Wednesday
IN irons on board the steamer Canada.
which brought down from Three River,
The regiment of guards anG their comman.
Ger. who had been stationed there. On
Med 1t Is affirmed, papers were found
addressed 10 him as .HgJor Geneyal Of the
rdt1of .Hmy. and 4 tricolored dag. The
Herald says with savage exultatIon:
When he landed, handcuhed 10 an
other traitor, and under a guard Of sol
diers the crowd gToaned and shouted ana
yelled, apd while on his way TO the old
goal along the beach so far a. The New
Market, he was pelied with stones and
mud, was spat upon :hc face, and !nsulted
IN every possible way"
IL was with difficulty the crowd could
be prevented from llnching him. and
they desIsted only from the belie(tha he
would be tried and hung immediately
SdNs NIatipsuICs are ndue
winch shew tina, the rebels were TO sack
and plumber Montreal, and tina. he Jews
were all 10 be massacred.
Mcdonnell is Of prepossessing an.
pearance aud OF very gcntlemanly man
ners. As an advocate he had a very
good practice at The Montreal Bar. and
as politician he has been working for
the gallows during the last eleven wears.
II was at las house in the s.. Antoine
suburb that the secret meetings were latc-
~ held and the oaihs administered"
a great number Of additional prisoners
have been sent TO jail on a charge Of high
'reason-every one almost French. Be-
SIDES II at Montreal, we observe Jules
Gagnon and eight others at 81. Johns and
Lapral:ie, and 73 at Chatcauguav alone
aud all French. Among these latter are
Antonio Cote and Fclis Cagnon. Sc
On edhesday. III ad lition TO the above
seven moro were Imprisoned at Montreal.
including several notanes. The rebel,
on the River Riohelieu are "a arms. and
many %; the Ioyalisis have escaped to
Montreal. The number Of insurgents on
thrs ri'er alone, was estimated at & or
1000 On Monday nigbt-probably exag-
geraied. About 700 rehcls left 81. Ours
Saturday, 10 take Sorrcl by surprise
They we're armed with spears pixies and
American muskc;s.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-22

.3aofhor BaAk.-Mr. Delafield the
Hon. James Emott, Hon James Tall.
madge. and other associates. have filed \
certificate with the county clerk and Sc.
eFe'afy o: State. establishing bank with
a cash capita. OF one million Of dollars
ne institution IS To be sly led the ".N.u
ior@ Bn".i"g Company, and will 90 into
operation IN this city as soon as the bills
and other necessary details can be pre-.
pared.-JouTa. Of Commerce.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-22
TRESPASSEUs.

a'iNG ~ possession aud cultivation ia.
shannon-H'lI" land. lately purchased
.! me- and lying on the Shenandoah River, !
.0'e"srh a,' persons not 10 iresps,s thereon
Ihis land has been peculiarly subject 10 tres.
passes and would be seriou>l, Injured and IT,
conmoded were I To sullcr IL TO continue ,
therefore notify all. thstI will put the law
srciy M force against any person or per.c NJ
found throwing down IN, fences. riding over nv
maids or m any other way whatever Illegal,
entering upon the aforementioned land
Nov. /, 1855 -4,n.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-22
DETERMINATIONS


The Declaration % Independence g., pa, forth B.,
hc Patriots 90 Canada.
DECLARATION.
WHEREAS the solemn covenant
made with the people Of Lower and Uppcr
Canada, and recorded IN the Statute Book
OF the United Kingdom II Great Britain
and Ireland a. the 3lst Chapter Of the
act passed IN the Jlstyesrof The Reign Of
King GeOfgc III, hath been continually
violated by the British Government and
our rights usutocd and whereas our
humble petitions, addresses protest, and
remonsiranccs against this injurious and
unconstitutional Interference have been
made ~ VAIN. and the British Govern.
meni hath disposed Of Our fcvcLue With.
out the constitutional consent Of the Local
Leg'slaiure. pi'lased our Treasury. arrest.
cd great numbers Of our citizens and
committed them 10 prison. distributed
through thc country moTcensr, army.
whose presence IS accompanied hy con
siefnaiion and alarm. whose track D. red
with the blood ~ or people. who have
lad oar village in ashes. pr1iancd our
Temples and spread terror and waste
through tie land. And Whereas We can
90 longer suffer ibs rope ated violations Of
our dearest righ's a0d patiently support
The multiplied oUtfages and cruelues Of
The Gosefnment 81 Loser Canada-WF.
N the name.of The PEOPLE or Low.
ER CANADA acknowledging the de-
cfees 81 Divine Providence which Der.
miis US % pot down Government sh,cb
hath abused the object and intention Tor
Which Il was crested AID o. make choice
of that form % Government vhich shall
fe.cstablish tho empire Of Justice. insure
domestic tranquility provide or common
defence promote general good end .e.
cure 20 us and oar posieriiy the adyan.
isge ofc'vil and religious liberty.
SOLENNLY DECLARE
] That iVm fhu day forward The
PEOPLE OF LOWER CANADA are
absolvsd from 81 allegiance n Great Bra.
tain ~ ftfi fls ->ii'ir.i eerrsv nj 30
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-22
Notice.

ID PURCHASERS AZ the sale ~ che personal
y property 81 Andrew Woods. deed. are
respectfully notified that their notes will be doe
% TIE i-th % October next =; u hoped that
al soaeerned viii 81 shat tine come forward
snd i'fi their notes, - 4 ~iIl be cot o. ny pow
- 70 give ssy induigsscs
sAMT " ALLgNoSC, Err
Fsrt - less o. n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-22
Ir.m iae Nir ro,t Junal n comn.,re.

Ir'o hs Nae io,L Ju'nal II Comp,re,
Mrs. Hambl'n, formerly known as Miss
Medina wIie Of Mr. Hambin, the actor.
died suddenly IN this CITY on the 18Th -
She was MIR. Hamblin's third wife. The
Coroner was last evening called on 10
hold an inquest on the deceased and IN
tended 10 DO 50 last night OF this morning.
no; however in consequence Of her death
sc.ng attributed 10 other than some natur-
al oau,,, bu, because s, bis duty to do 80
IN oil such cases.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-22

WHEELING The Wheeling Gazette
states that the population of that city was.
according TO the NEWSPAPER record. in
ls20, 1861 in lego 5.22l and that ac
cordlng TO the data furnished bv the ena.
mefaI"n Of l-3G the present population
Of Wheeling IS about II 600. The in.
crease since ls20 Is remarkable. even for
the -FOUR hing West BaH Pat.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-22
Notice 10 Tre.pos.cr.

ht undersigned fore~srn all persons O..
L goinst irespassing on their LtSDS IN ar,
way whatever, particularly by shooting and
n'hins- u this ad'erii,ement does not prove
'uheient 10 prevent all e>pas,er. the law ~ m
VIC enforced. HENRY SHEPHERD.
g. VI. SHEPHERD.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-22

DE- aM # Suiors.-lIow affecting. how
appalling the statement that. for every
sixteen sailors who die Of al diseases
eleven die by drowning or 10 wrecks"
II appears by report Of committee
Of Parliament on the extent Of loss 10 pro-
perry and lives at sea. that between 1893
and ls}J. inclusive. here were 1913 YES.
sells stranded OF wrecked. and during .hc
same period there acre 20 vessels miss
lng or lost making total Of l7O2 vessels
wrecked and missing 90 ihc period Of
three years. The amount Of property IN
those vessels Vas believed t0 De - 30
900. while 26-l lives were lost az the
same time.
On our own coast It appears by the
Sailors Magazine Tor Janusry 1871. that
BIG vessels and M lives ~cre los, ~
1876. Nov estimating the value Il each
vessel and cargo a. = 20 600 Ve have tie
the amount Of 5000. 900 lost The Ia,
year by shipWTccks.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-22
NO. A3.

engagements a, home compel me 10 re-
i"eianiy decline The acceptance Of your
invitation.
Among other strange and dangerous
I pnnoiplss OF Government which hay,
been introduced wi,htn the la,, few years,
none - more .cmars able than the system
OF rewards aad puni,hmcnts. which has
been acted upon. Devotion h. power IL
TIE highest. Ond often toe only. recon-
> nendai'on 70 Executive patron ,ee. whilst
10 question the ialhb.lity u 4 leading AID.
ministraiion, Is regarded As the greatest
CRIME "h'oh a citizen can commit Rejec.
uon by the people OF pariixan OF tue Ex-
eculiNc, who - a candi0at, for Office isz
sure passport 10 IT. favor. SO that m,
most CERTAIN way to get an olice IS TO loso
one. NuMefOus examples mishi be given
OF ihis Practice but / ALL sasn.ion only
tao. y candidate l0r tie. Governor Of
feHn'y wanna, On the SIDE OF Tao Admin.
'NTaiion. beng rejected % the people.
was soon Ai;er rewarded by ! high Exec
uuNc once at Washington. And when
"e fouled and Threatened "a Consequences
ut another rejected candidate lor the sam.
once. OF less Jealous faith. beng appoint
cd = Foreign Mission. he wa- quoted
oy being transferred 20 a lucrative ofic,
IA fLlddelphA. The other instance "a
IA your own state. \ Senator who had
'oa' ne confidence Of the people oil Ten
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contempt power treats the people II Ia.
divorced itself IRON them. And III.
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