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The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-04-28
no PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS.

NE subscribers have Just completed their uex
specimen book Of light faced hook and IN
printing types, flowers and ornaments, the CON.
tents ofwhtch are herewith partially given. Dis.
mond, Pearl nos. and 3, Agate, nos. l, 2 and
Agate on Nonparcl body, Nonpanel, nos. ll,eys
and 4, nlinionettc, nos. ! and 2, mnion. nos5d
?, 3snd A, nlinion on BREWER body, breve dynv
mnon body, BREWER nos. |, 2, 3 and 4, brevj,scnn
bourgeois body, BREWER on long primmer %
bourgeois on BREWER body, bourgeois nos l., o,boo,o
4,.bourgois on long primer body, long prin 3 X
\, 2, and q, long primer on small picaer NO.
small plea nos, land ?, plea ON small plea hoi
plea nos ], and 2, plea on english body, rers
nos and ?, great primer, paragon, doubsga
glish, double paragon, cannon, five line niea
twenty, eight line plea gothic condensed to twenty
five, seven line and ten lines plea ornamental, {.
2, IL and Is lines plea shaded, 3, Is, IL and
I6 lines antiqe shaded.
Alse a large and beautiful collection Of flowers.
from pearl to seven lines plea, many of which arc
not TO be found many other specimen; new as
sorrncnt OF ornamental dashes, a variety of cs,d
borders, nearly two thousand metal ornaments,
brass rule, leads Of various thickness, ASTRONOMICAL
mathematical and physical signs, metal hraces
and dashes, from 3 to 80 ms long, great pn-,er
and double plea scripts on inclined body, dia.
nond and nonparel music Of various kind, antisns
light and heavy face,two line letter, full face 70.
man and talic nonpareil, n,inon BREWER, long prm
or and other blacks, nonpariel, ininion and bievs,
Greek, Hebrew and Saxon.
Alarge variety tournaments, calculated par,ic.
iarly for the Spanish and South Anne yican mar.
kets; Spanish French and Portuguese accents far,
nished to order, with every other article made use
Of in the printing business. All of which can M
furnished az short notice, of as good quality aa8
on as reasonable terms as any other establishment
CONNER & COOK,
corner Of Nassau and Ann streets, N. Y.
August Is, 1887.
0Nr Proprietors Of newspapers printed within
any part of the United States or the Canadas, who
will copy the above advertise ment three times and
forward copy containing the same, will be emf.
lied to their pay in any type east at our boundary
provided they take twice the amount of their bilsh
type.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-04-28
How to save Cost.

n y Ii those Indebted 10 CO.
hea & Cameron for adver-
b. ing and job work, are requests
ed to settle the same by the LIST
day Of March, or they will be
sued without respect 10 persons.
Feb. 10 1883.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-04-28
JOB PRINTING.

0NHE Subscribers having purchased splena.
~ assortment Of FANCY ryrE, are prepared \
execute Job Work Of any kind with neatness ,as
despatch.
CoHEA g. CAMERON.
Monticello Sept. 1897.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-28
THE WARM FLORIDA

The savannah Georgian ofthe i6th states thai the
steam Charleston Cap, Bonnel had arrived that
n,ng from G,feys Feuy Fiouda with the gratifying intel.
lseaee TIA, hoslios had ceased and treaty had been
soGss3ed ~ith Jumper aad other chlcs Philip had not
sgasa IT, The iers's Of The treaty svea in the follow
ing ertfae ofa letter dated Gareys Perry March Ooh
"JsnP-f, ClasA IIos ,ogohy aud ohvrs have is sign.
Is treaty ~ the fnsias effect ~ hostihues 20
eease from ihs nnd l' the ~ of Aprl 81 the adsHs
be south Of tie hsharu, and eta hoe drawn eat
through For, Poster.
NJ The l0h of Apr! al are to 70 II Tampa with their
families 10 sse tFsnsVa''s 90 lc West All tte prNeres
f,he treaty o, PayRs Landing secured TO them. they
10 b. pad So thst cattle aad p3lles aud 10 receive
tioaS Hos'ages rc.ntfu wfA
Ia tea days hcauopr 90 come n ard ssY Shere 'he
Conms ndins Gtncra ch1osfs BE- hegroes that bona
fds tAsf o~n. ate sso secured 90 lhela.t
letter fssH od-et the army. d4iel G4rsy's Ferry
March iith, ssys
a treaty b., hssa eaerei into viii the i5diaas,Ae,
opF % 10 - Aeis az hosiage uhil an leave.
We PressEe iha, there D.. sooe reason believe
that tho rs2y rod
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-28
4 PROBATION.


In view nf the works Of Crca'Inr and Pro,,tcrce
Ne are iostnc,i,els led 10 worship md adore
orr Creator. The contemplation Of Ills power
ard goodness ieache, the propuo'y al Lutni log
ourclyt. before I'M of imr|oring III, forgive
mes. far I'm aud be abusc OF the msny fayor-
aud s!rs.ngt which have becn bestowed upon
~. as iud.,.ii els asd a. people; o0d " in,o-
biug the continuance Of ms Lirduc.s and pro-
lection, on ~ ouA our beloved conilry
That a convenient season uinv he presented fr
tho whole community to mite "a ttis pressing brd
grateful service do hereby appoint rmnAr the
SFvENTH dsy Of April next. Ia be observed a
day Of Fasting, Humiliation aud Player through.
out Va state.
1.et Ms on that dav, a5s,aininc from every thing
inappropriate TO the dlles thereof assemble at
our several places OF public worship, aud wlh
nrars suited to the occasions, II noekness AM
humility confess our departure from tho ra'h a
roc'liudr and cu,rcal f'tgiveusss Lot Us hcsccci
orr Heavenly Father TINT rhrongl the influence Of
tao iucxbansibe grace Of our Saviour the divine
law Of love may be written npoG every heart. ana
that we may be aided IN the performance Of oil our
duties to God and to our fellow men.
Let Us pray God that our citizens may be pros
pcred in all their AUDIBLE pursuits that the sea.
sons may be ordered in mercy that the earth
moy yield of its ness to the abors of the husband
man that he wold incline the hearts Of the veal
Thy in this season Of usual scarcely. TO remember
and relieve the wants aud suflerings of the poor
aad distressed tlat the rod Of the oppressor may
be broken and the oppressed 60 free.
Let US pray That our schools and semlnnrios Of
learning may accomplish the benevolent Objects 81
their founders instiilinC into the minds Of oui
youth such pure principles % petty, morality ant
love o. country, shall be sure guaranty for IL,
purity aud perpctuity Of our free and liberal nsli
tGtiuns That as nation mny he blessed
That all in authority in our MAJ iuu0l Dud state T."
yernmen's, may be 10 be especial Keeping that
they may be led 10 adopt such measures NJ vii
cfcciually restore aud promote harmony and guo,
Will among he people, and pre-, ore and ncrcast
our national security, prosperity mud happiness
And finally let ~ invoke che blessing Of God upol
the benevolent cutcrprses of the ugc, and earnest
s. pray, that the pure precepls of The Gospel &
Jesus Christ orr Saviour which cos'elh ou
strife, may be known and prac scd throughout th
whole world
Gircn micr my hand at Sloreham, his scrcnG da
Of .Hirch in he gear Of our LORD one hou
sand Eight huhdrcd and hiriy-scgen, avd or ii
Independence ofhe Umts4 St0t,s TIE siIiy Jt.si.
By the Governor =. II. JENISON.
GEo. b. MASsPR S,oretary
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-28

TIE Sefthsat.eo sornfaHs fo' mapsh tussr cn
terts hafc sttatrfd aff II Incorporate, $50 rstf Do
hate tsf rssehcrtf 70 Hoadness fs rpefstoa ~ fhf
mouth 81 trtoh~f The lsgisigfe hatr pastsd an
act sfaAteg hppnty 81 three ccass eognd al tJrh
gar manufactured 10 Massachurc,ti Denoc'ot
foc Jnfish Truhrtge elected Mssor q tie ciy -
aa he Higs, 81 ths iih irssas'i The hundfi
on Z n.aefy ntnah ballet
h 20 alter sid amend ,bs state ceas'u on, has pas.
fcd bots banfhe, u tae Mar Legislature
AZ p-r MAI aud G oea Factor, IN Narr b.
era DESTROYED ~ Gre the esenazo f it sth ius,
There insurance. 81 10 con each sAlcA ooycfs
boat oue hllf ofiNe tAiifc toss
The le 81 paihonsio. vn Governor q Lower Can
tdt f Iiaiut died a uaihaue.- ts~ Sr.-
ard during thc let week n i.Huap. lie of tho
pate 81 Weuurton stvod MAJOR Gcnerals IN Spit
and afterwards G0serno' DO lndR.
Horrtd PerfrEf 4 murder was comt7'ttrd iu tn-~n
county. tGso,gal .eib Heb upon NJ Sp,eo, bv thtec
named White vito hs b-othets-iu law lad 10
hcitr dssnsta with the r're Of their sister rursucl
~moot Knocked hlm dovA With club and beat oct L.s
btaius. They 's custody
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-28

TIlErIGN

by a. su,s, a. Nez isrs l,oad-h papers hsvs hccs
os''od - iAs i7ta Of Frsfsay.
Tis msaey martsi ia 70. laad IN saJ state TIE
,1ds q Msschs'ts' hrniushsm, sad sbeiri. ,uf
isnas sfs'ossls sud f.aFe ~rfe snuouseed ever
Sts.
rss P'ses q had issa ~tAs one sesk Two oea,
ths P,uad Toe b.ass hsd esd tA,r isfuease g.
FsSses to Ffcs q eosoa u ptessuitn; ths
fsrtbsf eIPsGtisa q spesio
AsSss t~eus 6's ootaa-Hi' we're esi Of sofs Al oI.
Asa Cssteulsas bsi~sss the soa seflasa were
cessnsn esepif
TIE Pfopasra Preach siPeslsa ssaass c,aaa-t.ss Be-
Ai'io, sts aust sbardsnst l5f re ptesert.
Ths rugr palace a. Naples ~ss either psn, Who'll,
Sssifsy.s y Ere 90 sAs 6sh q Pssraag.
frFaisteps ior escn's aeils4 were mst.rs 3, tts
lssss' irosa q shs Ayfss q spas 1ts l-ia ef Tssfu
-, ~sf ss.4 's Ave ~ tte4 -lI ~ ssssf4i s'sss
~. sAs Csfi.ssf
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-28
MARRIED..

In WAhsor 2O,h inst Mr. Ichabod Mllocks to Mss An.
NJ French
Csttina Near.
In Montpelier, 22i 1st Mr. Ashb,al = Pitkin to Miss
MARI Ana ashburH, daughter nj Col. \ MashburD
H. salisbury, 18th met Mr. George Rlymond Of stowe
and Mes Kelsey X Seyrev Of the inrnCr place
Beverly Dr inglis kiterlrc aged 90, To MIS- LYDIA
Smith, aged Sc. ~ this n1rri11c the Husband becomes
brother his aad uacle bis grand children and the
wo becomes mother 10 her sister and Grand her DO
ncioos (tbe father ard Wacj )ihc sJn has Eve
daughters b. the yogage,t sister.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-28

sorILt tALs. The Editors OF the Burlington Scnu-
mel aud the Vermont Patriot tuckng up the Pres
dent for pes ny hmelfn hts Inaugural TO veto law
which may he passed by Congress eeepg slavery IA the
slave ia the District ofColgmbn. Ia fact have
hard, Van Buren, paper which approved Of tbs fool
.h position tasea by the President, However these hc
ling. h,d better he little cautious what they say about their
master, they Will be eIopunged che party and black
-ssrk, will be draNn around their nanlts
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-28
TWO FARMS FOR SALE,
i'm Esitt.fstitl.

/piiE 'oh.e~itf ,.,,' =, 'a'e By two fdRsS N
y 80 Tow, 1T o!p,t,r -,uc " which Dee. shout
r-.l-, N4tt - IL vsEr, ihs stage tosd.
i.,ic. AGO sca,s, aai u known ~ th' acme Il Tho
"ii-,0m aI Fstr" SaM rarm scr SHE - frlvrinE
uAt utNuHtn Avn siNrs ross "a MA --t' ~sl VA+
fcf,. tu.i uug ahuut - acre. 81 Hefra' THE istm
ha. the reputation 81 brrr q ihs bet ~ N''ior
1hs ether iio. in "srrtf 'iupo." about 9 mile >
= at the vie4r. sod c,i aips ass stRts. snd cate
80 "f 6ilv insNl 10y. lhn iAoa las s6ou, 20 E'e'o
ttNt upon a..
f.tfsrnis Hri other particular. Arplv ia the 'ub.
s,ri e., u,U- on dc Get mc.', ucd Pam.
JONATHAN DIXIE.
r.rh-l. N.rrh %, 1881 "a
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-28
DIED,

IN l}ur-g l9h inst fir Lew Chaplin ayeI 20 ,o,r.
~ rale9nro oa Saturday hob oI couslu ,on, Ed4 AID
Woo1mau, Esq assd 50
H. windsor, 90 NE - ns.. Mr Z,aharah Datioa aged
Co.
la com~a' rsa 1871, Iiare;i wife Dr.. o J. Eells
'gad 90 years.
Ia sweeney l7ih iar, Tboma, W Howard aged e.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-28

ALovrtY usIoS The Ve;mop' Argus and the Middle.
bay Fee Press 'ys the state J9hrna word for word.
alike has swaowed the oher ost snnke swal-
lows toad Even tho laws Of The United states are pub
,hod 10 both Has NJ Van Bnten undertaken to patongc
both and pay double Most likely and tic addition wit
lie called EXTRA So~anccsnd sbstraote1 from the treas
~, surplus which ought have been dist ble among the
p~ople-Ed Herald
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-28
nan:,rrnN .Innia,. llarch ~.

A. market 40 Beef Cattle, o11 Sheep aad 80 SUilc
90 Beet Caito ur.o't.
PWCfs-BeO CcUie-We quote f~u extra 50 first
quality o. - 10 second qs4ity % s., aaa tDoo
.ua rs a., 6 75a5.p
S.erp We noticed lots ,lkea 1t s. O. aud 80 en4
s.
S,rns pot % 'ollc ,ftel 81, 90 Tor s1vs aol n
Goo RltraNs sso 'pia' 80 il.l % H. A rel O., n
u For >9rs sad ~ . Ter larToRs.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-28
srgTf orrfRNIVTl

ys'r b. or isfrI tT Che lfota.r Ccur ~ 4a DH5t.'
y slrr.aiI lsat -aiI -...ret.np ne .fl 800 Court,
sts .siIal '.re.ita te .rI Ira Of tfs Irfe b4 Ig
RuCsal ~ t4 GOD iar 'ail DHrfCi a- ihe tri douiay
~ Nay aeyt ru 'Hsi 'i,s ,sd rfas5 -,e ucire 20
90 caars1.'l li f.l app rs,G 1i a inr poe o herr
in. ,Isf. ty ...4ilg ts ponce - f4 ts ff.r two
~ssHs fs-rs--its.y OBJ no f.f-r.l l.fr' Huliet %
N4flaUl '.r issf IIli.satfsD Do h. Docs ihan 40
.eks rrrtira, g. tas sri fe-1iol 81 f-. cent? tact
i..s asy spFear .si 'asN eaas' 30 } .H'. nose Nhy
fu, poser a.l 4.iiefHy rs4 ftitl s .hs s14s ~
t....- ..... &, 43.- CO. rfaffe.-
C,,sa 10 rr.h.ft Ce-fst Rlf-ai, f.s .th - d
Nsr-h q. ids1
W M T0T"LEr B.g.sv.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-28
w. w. WI &c 6 z n,

- u.'',t..,,,
-,. .'.,r,, ~ .,s,,i,.,t. sri lc.ier..hs
a.,urr, them that viii ,e h,. good. Ton ca.h or credit.
"a a low ir.t. un o ns good term s. can BE- found 10
atY ..fr ,u iIte Uaiop
Having bu' rr.sudy mcuccl lusnoss, be vii ie
''s.,l tu .et g Ctsy - uuh l'vcr rhto 81 rtohi
.u o tll -ul csll,4cl houses 81 The c,'y TO tho
y,.r irc ,f,fu.a,.
Jyvfy f.gppe. r-tt r,d o.tv,, p.,eD rr.,, ;r
.,,,t ,,,.,t.. a. tf.cl,, 81 u p,,l o, 6s,i, ,ui.
"a .t,n ,l .r,,- -,, T. So. liver qpoor. rhimbl,.
U.i,f,rtl,o,, l,,,.. p..ri Aya,c AMI Cip., SILVER
mounted s.,'.. silver mounted D,tk. sci,,or, sta,.
toc., Emcnss nul Wnxe,i silver Tooth rci., Whistle,
aud Ratllc, n rre1, vrtietv 81 elegant Pcnrl Wntc
sar., Ind'e rich t,,'d plated Head Bands, Bracelet.
nd Rouauet liulct,: rlaii Roe, Wn.d end fv.t re-.
nshoi Sowing HoAc. silver plated Teeth Brush s,.p
sod elnviu, G,,,f . -o'd nnI saver N,uastcits..
Cp7JyRY p,,l l,o,r ei,. u.,,.,l f,,co,
t.,u,I o , AL / ~ :, non ,,5 r.,t a Ent,,, I'D
,n,,,r,. ',tt,,, ,f,r,,, =, ,p,,brr,p, . r,s.h,t,.
n,anul,.urc: D,sl. Bowie sui rruans knyc.i pearl.
Ir,,, c,l s,r, l,o1rl silver canned Di,k kpiYe, n
5r. in ca.es ON c,ra and ,ou ni,i,in,r kp,yr, and
! So. ,,l, p,t,,.t 1, Nh t,r. anil cnnr"n
SCISSOR. rrl shear Of Tn-,,. and German malr. of ev.
,,v farm, and ,,,.ltg. 'rv,czcr. C.,
uDrgurG r., r,,,i.h and America, I,.,,
r,n.ho.. G IN no..pc vrr,,d ,i,e and Gn,.h tluic,,
Ma Hat C,nb Shawn. aud Shoe Dr.sbc, If ,rert va
NOV. + . 4 ami r., fine F,cp,h Iuriish and Amer
ic,p Tce,h p,ps,,,. C,,nh ana Fir.h pru,hc.
rovDo
~, "e , -, N ,,', e. e., T '.L e.,
T,'r l,"T% rn,nt shW to-" al ho,n
=
pocket Comh silver, git and Tp"nned Metallic fwitt
Conls; Je and Git she'd sdc Comb.
SOAPS prREytuERY 1N.D OyIS Almond
Paste shaynr SOM: 4 w.. white onl brown Toilet
anl Shaving : nr, In,vson, competition soap for tn,
cxtrrctioo cr on. from lot Amerioon Toilet and sh"-
VIM eoaIr. great variety r"bl fHrinn, French "nd
An rcan Colo.uc- Eugnb nnl French doubled ds-
lch LNycrd Water French p'rlumed Toilet md Blu
rrsu Cushions general assortment e the French en-
lrac, Of Flowers, tor numerous 70 pnr'iculafizei Mac
cas,ar, Antique, Vegetable aud Bears Obs; Bcar's
Grease Pear law Ter French aul Ancrcan Hair Pow
der nul Otto OF Rose,
POCKET EOOEs cam CISES &c. Plain ,td
innid shc Carl CAle. peati ,.l wrought Ivory ard
Casc. Git anil Mcroc-o do . souvenir, Note ace.
~ n,otRodun Roal. Talla ~ renl aud NccIle Gaze.
ofhcaui tot Gn-, aud extensive var ~ Ladies' ,vor
AMI steel foonte Pocket Books lie ami combined
with Ca,l Casesprd Needle Book, rui.hcd pnd IAN,
GcsN,iucu, Wal,lsurl Pocket r be- 10 q. great Va.
rc,va gan he found IA the ri,y: Porcelain eaic Leave,
aa Tslfe, @s,ll Card Raktie Oh ,uii(il ,ud rnrioJ
lorm.
HNOVZEB GOODS , great .,re,y Of Uaiau.
ami elegant fa,e-,..r r,ooz.II e,ani. md TGtr.
momciers; B'ony"i card iin"t- az W''"h Stands :.
Bron4od fa'ihc Burnor Table b'ir, to'Duso and per
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-28
CosTsCRTSr. MAnc

EosTsCRISr NAnoH q. l0}7.-Byo lac
net of Congress, The benefits of The cc'nn Of Tie tc
Of Iav j. 1896. eXirnicl tn widows who have
RED since the dec Of their fret husbands for whose
services, such widows mry now clam pensions under
sad act, provided u,ey wore aicw az lh time oi ~.
passage A. the wilow OF any Vor.un who mil tusd
IN the L =. service until tho Of November 1883 aud
was married before that day, aud white her huhnuI
10 such service wt be entitled to the benefit Il saIl -
section.
g.. p.n-i,n bl'iacu il1dcr the oboc msnii,gft dsis,
and "Hoh.rr, ran'aeiei, "a u'uai hyfe 1t5srob'r.
llu J. COVE.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-28

THE CABiNfr Nr Van nHrcns Cabinet consists Of
JoES FnrsNrH. Sccfct7ty Of state
Law NooBRvEY, Stcretify oiihe Treasury
Ju.I u rotNst IT. SyCrCi1fy ot Wa
MAutoN nicKEtsuN. Secretary 81 thc Navy,
g PtTtrF. Attofuc, General
AMOS KEsuALL, Post Master H"uo'alj
D. will thrt changes have taken pac' except
that Mr. Puinset South Carolina, cones INTO 90" De-
pattrcai Gov Cafs sent on iofcsn mission g
Patriot.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-28

Ia .oncv taakot Tie ,;5tc o. feelings s still lad a
w street sud there genera diIuG than has pre-
~ led any previous Pcrd daring the long continued em
b-r-.ss-nert upon tte money market hurcd mca, q 10
quite ., ldca hoding pack thsr 'uGrs and vii uo
take paper Which hss heretofore gone nicely. They seem
1tefntcd 90 before they whether he CLOUDS
90 pour down STORM blow oh oT sursliue.
Nc are glad 60 afH tHat Tor ths c''4,t remedy Las
b,eA At ur5a iep'ese1ta' con s trcu'1urs ahd rec
rg gertfs appreciation az ite sfChaH' bdtressed 60
tank Recommending that lf1t IHstuion should
tate the urftsets ppr,sre Issue Pct raes P'ga1s al;
ivigis day ~ y J0ur Con- n Fuf7y isit
~. u. RoasE. ESQ., Us. elected Jy The lcei,-
ia'8re oi tlfs,u.a, on The l4,b inst. Senator al
abe T.. s. o. su,lAg iao vacancy occssoned bs lLc
rec gua,iou q Z .slHta IT, fsf.or, cog.
Tho psper n...s a. q. %. Hubbard, e, N5raicn.
c.. were des'rotcd ~ c., 90 TIE ueht ofths IL O.
ius, lns1ra1cc Si2 600.
TIE liou TfsrcsJ Hsrpe faenbsr ~ Causr,.. L The
80 uirtt o. Prrr,5 f1rta. o.r az % frsfrce satsr
dep lusi- Tie vss Boz ths $500 ger 81 be tre.
IicdtsiA afa1o,her r.erier ar Congress NJ NJ Lane
~ O.4o ssuaea4sed lie d.a1 20 s.'abStan ssncs!
.In isst - .rsrs
Fh..as 1ss soresp0atsa of tie J1tf. ~ rln ~ o
lsllsf L-ifl hsdlrst s4tt ~ule isures ftp1-
Ted o. tate segsfrrd esisaF tatf neafa bt s4-
lei ~iih Msssss isfatau bfsgs q 90. o. Aea ofesus
Acrouft from 80 Msaisfratern slsis tati Caraooe
hlttsfF AS surceecsc ufslsins tef taiis
irrsil aHa ite iey q Ns-Tco To M.sfs sa1canrfr
isf sis-s'rr ths sssEI - fra. fsl.'f e ~ sss'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-28
Yhcsdru. .M.rcL. .. 1877.

In Select Committee to inquire into the coodi-
ton of the various Executive Departments, &C.,
under the resolution Of the lTth January
Mr. PFARcR moved tie following resolution,
which WAS unanimously adopted:
Res0lred. ua1Einouslg, That notwithstanding liz"
highly exciting topics cf discussion which have
cure before th- committee, sud lhcIr frequent ami
mutiog debates the Hon. Henry \. Nlse, rs their
charmsn has ct al times so conducted ~ o cati-
tie hin to their thanks "htch are Le-c5y accorded
60 hius.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-28
Putney, March n, 1897.

We have pleasure, saws the National Intelligent
Ger in placing before the public eye tho following
trumphan, undica,ion of II. \. Wise, the fearless
arroi.ucr Of public wrongs, from the 'tupera'ion
and calumrics with which he has been assoi.cd
through the press hy those who IN some cases
misunderstood, and in others wilfully misreprcsent
his character
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-01-24

will bear testimony. Greece had her dem
ugogues, as the persecution and death OF
her good, wise, and just Socrates will bear
evidence. Rome had her demagogues /;
and the United States have their dema-
gogues.
Ifthere is any one abominable thing on
the face Of the earth more abominable than
another, it is viis demagogue. King
doms have been prosirated; empires have
been dissolved, and Republics have teen
subverted by demagogues. The greatest,
the wisest, and the most vlrtuous men that
ever adorned the human family have been
brought to poverty, persecutIon' ana dea'h
by uik demagOgues. There IS no man
who now moulders with the dead, who was
more slandered aud traduced than has been
the statesman, the patriot, and the phllos-
opher of Monticello, by the oife demagoguos
of the same party to which the member be-
longs. There is no man who mngles with
the living, who has been more traduced
and vifed by Uile demagogues, of the
same party, than has been the winter
bleached patriot of the Hermitage, who on
ly lives to link the living with the dead,
and to tell the stories of the Revolution, and
the suffering, hardships, and privations of
our fathers, with a warm heart, and with
living lips. Can Mr.. Van Buren, than ex-
pect to escape the sIander and detraction of
pile demagogues When he does he must
know he has lost favor with his God and
his country. Reward awaits virtue and mer-
il. This is divine promise.
The names of those statesmen, and pa
triots, when all now living will be ming
ling with the dust, will occupy part of the
brightest page of American history, and
will still live in the grateful remembrances
of their countrymen, while the names, of
their vile denagogues who have trnduced
them, and are now slandering them, will be
consigned to the rubbish of corner, or on
ly be seen in the polluted columns of a
bought or bribed and corrupted news
paper.