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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-04-06
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-04-06

Tran3 8Ibrer,
Nram s. g hprt,
Scbn g. Bicttlina,
Sacct 0onner,
&Grittian &r5mtr,
George 9einrie9,
1brnas Sunnin9bant,
Sulius Srspsaus,
Srbn Gala,
George Duep
3cbn 9Dircna,
Serrinanr Aub!,
Nnsutt 21bitiHg,
philir 3ihe(,
Gtntt Xilsentte!n,
0err9c Ssifcrt,
Saert 2ea99er,
9a1isI y. oties,
9aIcutin xaIr9sr,
DAWN 0llenter,
!. QDerncr,
peter Gsler,
Srbn s. Slaulnannj
0hrittion |6ef,
Sriepri6 9imreI,
SrDn 6. 8uettus,
.. y. Burton,
Srbn @taDleri
ScD't Amlnarbtr, ir.
Srhi, 8. 95rle,
q>bilir 2pcter,
elias Shiblsr,
Seaert NetB,
Tron} Saner>
Srbn Q0cter,
Triccri6 XnptIrth;
Socot Stud,
Gunsab Srnlln.
O.t,
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-04-06

Tad)ridten BON 0aptt Dom 1sttn Sanuar
beridten> oaB Die Sd,pieri9feiten, wclt,e
Swilden Sranfreih uno Ger Hepublif S,aD:i
cb,poltete,L bcleiti9t ieien, uno baB ctne biers
auf be5il9lihe proflumoticn pom prdGcers
ten VrYer erlaBen rporben ,pare. ltb.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-04-06

lung xbeil ju i,ebn1en.
Srferb SciF,
9nctcr Satsilnann,
SrltrD .6art'nat1,
@trrBs 0e1't'le,
9rbn Burger,
-6cinriA Scmmer,
Sobn 0erter,
pbilip ST. sinrc,nana, ,
@crr9s 8rcpfaher,
Carter Sang,
Sarip 8rlanrerj
Sran; 9,irrns,
ScGs &int,
Sf1ae -6artrnan,
5rbn 9on,eilen,
Sacpt eon Nu,
Srbn 3. NsiAhsr;st,
9arjb 0rt1ftbel,
Srboun 8auer,
Joeinrjb Iothcr,
SrHn 5. @riIlman,
s. 3. Gtrl,
@crretD Nrif,
-6e!isriA Qarrettt
Nhilir Subrrrf,
Satct .6cntcL
Scbn g. l]l'Gnirp,
Saert G 6ntibtr,
GorI 3. GBinf,
9)etcr SraEtniah,
&anu,cL 6. @6lenetr,
Srbn 6. oAiBletj
Gerr9e {ci9cr,
0Nidbocl &a9sl,
SricrD ,6aa9,
Sdtrk Enctlrh,
0rtt,;st GlaBtr,
pHilr Ser,
Canton, Irrii 6.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-04-06
U er9a TT tat I 1rg
Der eIn9ewon0erten uu0 elu9ebornen Scut1
|d)en Bliroer bon Starf @auutY, Shtc.

Ger elH9emdnOerten mo eln9eDCrnfn ScufS
| fden Bllr9er bon Starf @auutY> Shtc.
| a. felt eintser 3eit bic fcsenannte portbep Der
~ Native Americans auf8cfrrunsen, unp te.
reits rur4 tD1tiSe Sebrittc mic Bttfhrifen an ben
9rn9rcB &c. temleten, rob iDr Streten pubtn sebt
ale Gin9cmanrcrtc unp Gnmanrerer, tcfpnrtrs bic
1cutf6cr, in tbrcn Nehtcn su telbrantcn uno gang.
lid 5u nntcrrrt1tcn - tr tctc,nt es ale frlbe, Die
ibr Vatcranp rtrcBtn, in riefem jett nrb frep.
II unr 9lldliten sanre init Den Gin9ctrrncn s(etbt
sacn Yleibcosctte III tra9ctt tlnr &; scnir6en pts
AUD lrlhc ein9ctcrnc Nmcrtoner, als fir 8reibeit
unn Neht hnr, l@ 5u rerta'nmcln mie ss frepen
0lanncrn ,iemt t9re lletnunS iter bic g 9ritte rsr
olatre Nmeriean @>ortbcp aus,utrreten rt,r ,u tt.
ratbcn, mas 5u tbun tcpn modte, een l6anr(eteh
tpronnifhcn NnmoBunSen cner parttep sntstscn iu
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men 9ortti9cr S6anbct gu temobrer, ,pte aud TIN.
cre 0Sr6bte ais frepe Seuttdc Ianner unp Nmertta.
|nit6t Hfr9er tcfonrers ~ tebaurttn.
9emsufc(9t hdten lb eiec tcutfeb a,nertanittt
0Hr9er rrn Stort Ga1lhtp entftblrBen, am Otter.
0Ncuta9, rtt l6ten 9efes, in Der Start> 6ale, i'm
I 0NarttDautt ret @tact Canton, cine Ierfanmlund
,u rten9smclpctcm 3tpete ,u balten, unr lacen ale
Srepmanner ein, SloHmtto9s I'LL, ltbr am tsm,e[.
tetet plote su crf1cinen, ulu an pieIer 9tr(amn.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-04-06

lniateu 9taotcn tttratet wcrpcn tat11 10 rte ptBrn
Snha(t icrcm Icutthcu b>tannt 9cnocbt mcrpen, 11o
Fam pabtr nit ,u pie( rno mcl prrtretef mcroef
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p6li9en Qttate acr III 0a1nrbletfcrm 9tprlttcn "
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fir tctanrtec Nrfercn5 Gin pamrblct oni@atFrn mrr
Qpcnn cincs j1 0cr9cnNtt hoO 1I1n rNRce
re ais cine Nrt Contribution res 9rrbrt mrralti6tn
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trcil ts 1T outercr Srrm nnb gut 9crrudt nlp ollt
cnmol t,r robc ,u(annc,,, rtcl Sefbidter it, ais
btc(ete Olatcric jcrtreut in cper 0lumlnern e.
ncr 3ettun9.
Olane9e ltmttanre Gaten fisher nalbthcli6 fir ras
@trctcn Der Convention 9cmirtt bic bier 0njufuDrcn
ni6t n6tb9 it, Qlllrncs IS maht uns niht meni9Sr
&c, aus elmer l1cnae Gricfc 1T nncrm 8cltee ron
alien Setcn Der tcr3eu9t ju tepn, raBre Gtfcr fir
ric auto Saebt ntts ,ptaStr a!s erfeltrt III. unn
Nllcs, mas SlrtD tDut, 1t1n ros, mas rurb Die Gn~
mrtune untc,min9tarer ltmit1nre rerta1mt trprren,
mtbcr cin,uDrlct, 1T einc mannlite Ausraucr, BE-
Darrlibteit ilnp 0cpur, ,rc fe rcm aebrn trutfhcn
0lan1c Se}ient 1,1p mic CT le tlnter allen urs1n
ben unp S6wcri8tcitcn an pcr Sag eBts
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prptrtrl >arblets, f. talr 'lc ontrmnci., non nns
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trminen, >penn rie teitclte Nn3ab! rcr9riFcn tit.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-04-06

Tit,iten Mcnta9 miro III Waue ein See
prdIentant an Die Stele tes ermoroeten @!l,
lep 9etpdhlt. Ter Wbiscancioat oafllr beiet
GoWaro HcbirlcN.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-04-06

U550tm pr1iirent rsr @Aul.GrmGittee, (Qrn.
Gteirmctsr) ,ei9en mir bicrn,it an, Bag mir tei1s
3eten ron, 3tcn Dicfes, nit GinlAlub rrn 10 Gut
teriptionstet1, rihti9 erbaltcn poter, unp rnerer
Seits tDun ,pcrps pas mir t6aen, trm eincn QDunb
Al reoliitren,
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-04-06

8e,nab 8cttluB 30. l3, Gtits 19; res Vrctez
tccs hGr Grnrentirn, frl9t meiter unten r1s Scrz
mular Der 9utttriptpnsz $ilten mis- es ppn rcr0cnz
rtnrn bctt1t9t wprrsn, unp rte tle mad VttbluB
II (Selte l9.) oibimrt tcpn mnBcn, menn lc 9ntiS
fem trlen.
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tirn III tplcttiren rrer enjuntDncit os rcr aut bic
int Srrmular i'll erteDenre Nrt, rasu autbprrt lit.
ltne pas Vutlltun rarf lb ftit rert bulten, cab
jerer GpIItttrr bic fren9te Gceenitbaft lter epcn
Gent bet aufSe'tbyetcn unp he;abtt mtrr, otle8cn
muB. Su 2ieten 3trette tttIo
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in ben 3ttnn9en tetannt 9emacst, nshtt benz 01nen
res autpprrtcn Srllrttcrcn, reben ,6anren te1a9te
! J(nlnncr anNertrout lit.
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tsnp ron pen unp III mem cs tejoblt mrr, mrp eten'
tAlls non 3eit } 3ct re9tnaBi9 III Den 3ein9en per,
6fentlidt unp eten to rie Nutunsen rarttcr, wenn
has 8etp an rcn @dbatmeittcr rer Convention rpn
BEN untcrf6er9en autDprillrten 90nlnen einte'
;aDH Tirr
9Pir pollen bier jeprN rit 1e'bltl9e rer Gpnren.
ton, bic c9 tbiIs nttcltar, tbcils nnntteltar, off
btttn Quntt ttiitDcn, bier m5rtcb, mlttbelc., lie
ttcDen Gcte Is unp l9 i'm 9rrtptrl limo IAuten tpie
| fri9t:
9. VtitlrStn : bag sic Convention in ibrer 2lnrtSc
Oil bic amtrtaniio ztcutitbc 8tr6lttruuo bic Grrtbz
tun9 cinr5 Sclninars fir ne Qilpun9 tlItt tiger
Sebullcbrer tctpnrcrs DcrprrDcte nnn ror1uc3 ctnt
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hung gutter S6utcn duBtrn muB
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9rnrentrn pptr Dem lc natt Drcr 9crtaSun9 rer'
trstcnren &frptr 9cnout Sntruttirnen crbalte lter
DEN Ginju9 unp ric Qtlicfcrun9 rer G5elper.
IL. NcthcBcn: Rag rlc SutteriTtlrnslifen alle
ron rcm prarenten ret 0rnl,nbicn, uno bic rrn
jerem Ilit9l;cce pcr SrntmiBicn rtrtretcten y III,
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littcn trE pure5 tsuti1e Slatter tetannt 9c,naebt
iperren.
IA. 9efdlrEen rnB bic rcn rem Grlltttrrtn SC.
fanmeltcn 8eIrs !an9tcns ron 3pei ;urrs Wtrn0ten
an encn y 1sn.tsr, ren bic Convention rctr ber
rertretsnre &prrcr 81 setimmcn bat, atselfert msr
BEN.
Is 8ciblcBen tis Grllegtrren fcutn rcrtunrc
1tin, ollie QTcnote IN elmer tc,ltitbcn 2eitrn9 Drt1
Na6tar|daft re einSc9anSenen >Seitr38e tre3,cu l
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-04-06
SertltGe GeIefe.
,relbc tep Der letttn Steuns Der Staats, 9e(etse
lung prn Obc raBirt ,pprren fno.
9lu9emeine @e1eBe:
l. Bur 8er1uperung rrn @cfcttn.

Gin 8efee sur 9craartrrn9 pes e5cftses rel6cs
StraBcn 0rmmiBarc crnennt, ,,m cine StaatsifraBs
in Champaign, Oiioni unb Dart 9a,nttts aus,u>
lescn Sur Atanperuns pes 8cfetes, cine Staatsz
ttrabe in Setfcrfon unp 8el,ont 9aunties ausjulcz
9en. %. 5,tr Snerrpcraticn Der Sprin9elo, Cation,
Dayton unb Uettliben xurnrett Company; 30. CUR
Seprln,a9 Snrere fir bic serihhiben Neepr.
Dc in .6amiltrn 9auntp su MAIDEN; %. sur Snecrs
poration bet 3anespille uno Olapspille xurnreit
Spnpante; %. sur 70. rer Start 8allirclts 90,
,ur Stpcd,,a6tisun9 Der S6aeuns bet n6rrltaen
5a(fte bes nrrp,pettlihen 9iertels ron 9eetitn 20
Nange ID, xaaafsiy 4 uxe Stetisa rs, Te1ae Is,
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-04-06
SeutGte ecnvanttcnas1 ot en-.
Gffetcil.

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9lu S1errn g1eumon Neoaftcur Der Oteu: Ucrz
fer Staot6>3eitun9, pr6lcent Ger Srrrcls
rrnoenS Semmlttee Der Ieutlden Scneen'
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-04-06

*)Nnmert t.-oti9e Nrtrebe marr ,nar rrn CT
nistn teutf6en Stattcrn, tur5 naeb c~ertaSun9 bc'
Convention rutltjrt; jerrd, mic it sia1ts, nur rrr
rem tletnttcn IDe rerelten, nnp tbrc 2Seoerbolunt
unp tpeit,re Bertreituns tann auf tcincn Sail i1e@
tbet(i9 f,pn.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-05-19

Of the Canadians unable to say al what moment
may be called from this part Of the country am
therefore, under the necessity OF declining the Invitation
30 Astterngy rendered TO me- with the assurance that
your approval and with that Of my fellow citizens 10
Which YOU have alluded is regarded as the highest re-
ward which be conened upon the patriot and the
soldier.
With considerations Of the highest respect
have The honor 10 be,
Your obedient servant,
JOHN f. WOOL,
Brgadier Gen. U. s. Army
To Messrs. WIN. Swaziland. Isaac c. Plat, 81 John b.
j. Skinner, l.. Myers VIM. f. Halle, A. G. Moore,
Richard Yates.
Committee, &c.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-05-19
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
THURSDAY, May IT,
THE TREASURY NOTE BILL.

THE TREASURY NOTE BILL.
Mr.. RARIDEN rose and moved to reconsider the
vote of last night the final passage of the Treasury
Note Bill
The CHAIR said that this motion would come up
in order after the morning hour, unless the House
decided 10 take il up al that time.
Objections being made, motion TO suspend the
rules, to take up this motion, was made by Mr..
GRIFFIN, of South Carolina, and rejected.
REscIssIoN THE SPECIE CIRCULAR, &C.
Mr.. RUSSELL asked for the suspension of the
rules TO enable him to offer the following resolution,
and demanded the yeas and nays; which we're or
dered.
ResoLred, That the Committee of Ways and Means
be instructed to inquire into the expediency of re-
pealing much of the fifth section OF III act entitled
An act TO regulate the deposites of the public mo-
ney,n passed the 23d OF June, 1886, as prohibits
ceiving in payment for dues to the Government and
dsburSing the same the bills Of specie paying banks
which issue notes or bills of less denomination
than five dollars; and, also, so much of the second
section of the act entitled " An act making appro-
priatons for the payment Of revolutionary and oiher
pensioners Of The United States for the year 1885, as
prohibits the offering in payment BY any officer
department of the Government the notes or bills OF
specie-Paying bankso a less denomination than len
dollars"
The House refused TO suspend the rules by the fol-
lowing vote; Yeas Sc, nays 1877.
Mr. RUSSELL gave notice that he should offer
that resolution daily, until the House would act
upon it.
STEAMBOAT BOILERS.
Mr.. CUSEIMAN asked the House 10 suspend the
rules for thirty minutes 10 go into the consideration
Of the Senate bill on this subject. Refused.
Mr.. BooN's RESOLUTION.
Mr. BOON again asked for the suspension OF the
rules to take up the resolution of Mr.. Sherrod Will
ams prohibiting discrimination in the receipt oil the
media Of payment Of public dues, Refused.
REPORTS or COMMITTEES. uM
Mr. WHITTLESEY, Of Ohio, from the Com
mee of Claims reported an amended bill Tor the
relief Of John G., Alexander.
Also bill for the relief of A. J. Picket and George
w Gayle.
Also bill for the relief Of VIM. A. Whitehead;
and against the petition of James Anderson Gilbert
Vroman, Abner Sherman, Mary b. and Alexander
White and WIN. Wickham.
Mr.. RUSSELL, from the same Committee, re-
ported against the petition Of Lewis BsSell.
Mr. HASTINGS, from the same committee re-
ported against the petition Of p. +. Jones.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-05-19

The gentleman from Tennessee (Mr. BelD has
for years labored bring this House 70 the eonsde
ration of bill 10 secure the freedom OF elections,
and Tins carry into effect the recommendation OF
General Jackson's inaugural address Able as that
gentleman is and untring as he has been In his ei-
forts, the measure proposed by him has received the
irowns instead Of the favor Of the Administration
He and the venerable Senator from the same stale
(Mr. Whiie) were the early and devoted friends of
General Jackson and they still desire TO carry into
practical effect the principles which they with Ge,
neral Jackson, profess TO be governed BY They feel
and know the Imminent danger which threatens the
country in the increased strength of The patronage
Of Office They see and we all see, that the office
holders are abroad in the land" For descrp-
ton Of this growing phalanx and powerful incen-
tive 10 action, will draw on high authority
member of the Senate, (Mr. Grundy) jealous
friend Of General Jackson, the evidence OF which
has been already given in his own words, held this
language, when aiming 10 pull down the old Admin
istralion Z" When see (said he) an ofice-holder
interfering in elections IL has occurred to me ihat
he thinking Of bis salary, and Is, therefore, an
unfit adviser Of the People"
fro BE coNTIsuEp.l
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-05-19
(coPY.)
HEAp-QUARrERs, Piausburg, ". Y. !
... .-,. April IL, 1888. {

GENTLEMEN had the honor to receive your COM
municaton of yesterday rendering me in behalf OF your
selves and others Of my fellow czcns public dinner,
mark of respect for services have rendered my
country at different periods this Frontier This dis
tngushed mark OF your appreciation, as well as those
who united with you in comforting it, Of my
duct in 1914, and during the past winter has filed me
with the deepest sense OF gratitude In the performance
Of the responsible duties imposed in the
erred to, can truly say, was governed by no other
considerations than the maintenance Of the honor the
interest and welfare Of our common country Although
the scenes recently enacted the Frontier werc ola
different character from those of 1914, yet they
not less important, as they involved the peace and well
fare OF the Union. They presented the sad spectacle
Of foreigners coming amongst US, and in violation Of
the laws and IN opposition to the constituted authors
ties Of the country, raising with impunty army for
the purpose Of evying war upon a nation with whom
were at peace, and with whose government we
were on terms Of anity and friendship With like inn
puuity we have individuals Of this army doing
violence TO the property OF most worthy citizens,
breaking open arscnas, and punderng the State OF its
arms, ard trampng under foot the very laws and in
stutions they profess much to admire, and which
they say they would impose neighboring people
To check this mad and lawess career and to preserve
the laws the peace, the honor and the interests Of the
country II became my duty as Military Commander on
this Frontier TO arrest the army aud its leaders.
Its true as you have justly observed, this not
accomplished without producing embarrassment excite.
meut, misrepresentation uniavorable impressions and
dissatisfaction That tho leaders of this expedition
against Canada should have sought for justify
their awless and unwarrantable acts, have been
expected but that citizens Of the United States should
have far forgotten the respect and obligations due
their government, and their own institutions, as to
encourage foreigners wholly disregard the one. and
ample under foot the other was as unexpected as il
extraordinary, and bcspeaks an indifference their
own happy form of government which, il persisted in,
must endanger its peace and permanency.
Il wouli afford me the highest qualification TO meet
you and my fellow citizens the festive board but
an excitement sui prevails the ST. Lawrence from:
tier, as well as that Of Vermont and in other parts of
the country within my command in relation TO the cause
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-05-19
IN SENATE,
THURSDAY. Nav l.

VI. ~ -|||'- IHUHsDAfi May IT
Mr.. ALIENS resolution calling on the District
banks for certain information of individual discounts
&c, was debated and then laid on the table, 81 to
TO-
The Treasury note bill was received from the
other House, and referred
The bill to extend the charters ofthe District banks
was resumed, amended, and debated till the hour Of
adjournment.
Further particulars in our next.
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FRO BE cosTisuED.l

We publish, with great pleasure, the fol-
lowing correspondence between commit
Ice of the citizens Of Plattsburgh, New York,
and General Wool. The terms in which the
compliment Of public dinner was rendered
and declined, are alike honorable to all par
ties. General Wool, through his whole mill
tary career, has entitled himself to the graft
tude Of his country. He contributed, in no
small degree, to the success Of our arms dur
ing the late war and to his fosesight and
energy on the northern frontier, during the
late disturbances in Canada, we are much
indebted for the present peace and quiet Of
the country.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-30

LOVE- AND MARRtAGE.-A case was re-.
Gently tried in Rutland, Vermont, in
which Miss Munson recovered SIPS
of a Mr.. Hastings. fora breach Of a msr-
rage contract. The curiosity of dc thing
IS, that the Vermont Judge charged the
jury that no cxplIcii promise was nccrs-
sary 10 bind the parties 20 marriage con
tract, 5u. that long continued attentions
or intimacy with a female. vas ~ good
evidence Of intended mairinony a. spe
cIal contract. The principle OF tie case
undoubtedly is, that IL Hastings did not
promise, he ought 10 hars doHe IL and so
the laws holds him responsible for the
non performance Of his duty. a most
excellent decision "a most n ghteous Judge
compared with whom Daniel would APP
pear but common squire. We have no
idea Of a young fellow dangling about a
woman Tor a year or two without being
able 10 screw his courage 10 the sticking
point, and then going OF leaving H..
sweetheart half oouricd We hate this
everlasting nibhle. and never biie-lhis
beating the bush and never starting the
game-ihis Standing n the rack without
touching the corn u IL the crying sin Of
the age. There i NJ. one girl ~ twenty
can tell whether she /, cour'rd - not. -
No wonder that when Betty Shippers cot =
s'n asked her II Billy Doubtful was court
ing her. she answefcd-"l don't know
'xacily- .he's sorter cour,in' and sortcr nos
curtin" We have no doubt that ihii
hastings j. one Of these "sorier not" Eel.
lows. and most heartily do we rejoice that
the judge has brought him up standing
with aStt2j verdict
The Judge says. that long continued
attentions or intimacy" - Jus, q,
good as a regular promise. Now We do
not know what would pass for intimacy
according 10 the laws Of Vermont bot
opposing attention. 30 consls, IN visit
ing CARL tWice a week and estimate the
time wasted by Miss Munson At each VI
sii 20 be worth a dollar which Is dog
cheap. Mr. HaH,ng, has been making a
fool OF himself fourteen years and some
odd weeks.
This decision makes ncw era IN the
law OF love. and we doubt no, will tend
TO the promotion Of ma,rimony and sound
morality. - Utica Dsm0eraf.