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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-19

The Government bids the people
depend upon themselves for relief
They do, and the office holders at the
next election may depend upon them
ssiye 8 Tor yoles.-Lou. Journal.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-19

Mr. Woodbury. (says the New York
Correspondent Of llie National Intelli.
geReer) has written TO the Bank OIL
GERS Of this city, promising the aid Of
the Treasury Department in bringing
about The work Of resumption. This
With Mf Hamers movement, add Co
vernon Maroy's loan of State stocks.
are signs Of the times. II is remarkable
as another slgn, that almost tie only
Iallying cry Of the Locofoeos IL che
Wards to-day. is Dorm piH ne BanIs'
Do'cE,gih ihs Rig Baoaa Hard No
Hey Sc. with quotations tom Jack.
son sod Benton Ia favor Of The real me-
lallie currency. The Banks ere De-.
nounoed BY name and the officers IN
them.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-19

ANOTHER AscENsIoN.-Mr.D urant.
the Hronaut, and formerly an oyster boy,
has been elected Mayor of Jersey
City.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-19

TEMPERANCE MovEMENr.-The lie.
gisla'ure Of Massachusetts, the mos,
numerous delioeraiive body in the 4.
States, the popular braroh counting GOO.
and the Senate 90. pasSed in the Tor
mer House by vote Of 30 10 loo. tho
ball to prohibit The sale Of ardent spirits.
m Ices quantities than fifteen gallons
except by licensed apotheearies and
rhysieians, for medicinal purposes OF
Tor the use Of MANUFACTURED and the art.
The Boston Post says--"In tho
House, while the anti glas.of.gr3g
bill was under debate, il was predicted
by Col. Andrew and other gentlemen
that II q passed, Il would ma.sclously
multiply aPolhecary shops. which
would spread over the Stale ike tho
iocusis Of Egypt; and The very day
The vote vas declared In favor Of tho
bill, the pFopHeioFs Of one ofihe 6ni.
II not The first houses wiibin the i'm.
ii' Of Tho city Of Boston. fitted On IN
elegant drocia and drop Magazine IN
The uorlhwestern basement Of their e..
iabiishment. "--.7israndyia Cssrffe.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-19

The PIRATE CRAFT.-The Sub.
Treasury Bali. when first introduced.
was called the Divorce Bill; then tho
Independent Treasury Ball; and now IL
Is styled the Reform ljill-bui from first
to last, through al is changes Of name
Il has been nothing mote or less Than
"hs long, kOV, biIek seiooner, of mosi
sHPieioas ggP'asanes. - Aler. Gas.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-19

DuHng The last week there we're The
following arrivals oi specie 81 New
York u. p. NJ. brig Griffin, from Do.
minica, With 200 GO dollars, brig Mar.
eellino, from CaTihsgsna, with 10. 100
dollars snd The S. James. from Lon.
don, with 80 600 dollars.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-19

The Globe newspaper, Biddleises CO.
lumn after column daily, but will not
publish Mr.. Biddle's letter! This is
political honesty aud Iairneul The
srefusirs readers Of the Globe are not
allowed 10 know what any body SAYS
or thinks bat the words or thoughts Of
those 81 power. They are, hence.
wise IN their day and generation above
common men.-fI Lsr. Coz.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-19

To operate upon the New York elections,
the following letter from Mr.. Levi Woodbury.
The next sblest finsneieT Of the age to the Edi-
Tor OF The Enquirer, was published 10 the New
York papers on the morning Of the election.
The recent manifestations Of popular senti-
meni, have lowered the tone Of tho Official
eorPs-but their repentance, even il sincere,
which none believe, comes too late, and Is TOO
clearly dictated by selfish considerations.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-19

The Corner Stone Of 81 James
Church. intended for the Rev. DR.
Emp'e Of The Episcopal Church was
lad at Itichmond on Monday ~ inst.
There wefe present ~ The ceremony
Bishop Moore, and file. Minister
Of The Episcopal Chufch--ths Free
Maaons q The ciiy--snd an immense
l'semblago o. ladies' add gentlemen.
strangers end citizens.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-19

TAo fsgisiasuss % Virgins ssiousnea On
hoadsy ne sih inst, alters session Il %
days, having Passsa sors thss 900 aoia.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-19

The Tfeasufy Bailding IN Washing.
ton, IN eonseqonee of error IA IRE pIso
&c. Sc, q e thought viii have 10 BE- en-.
iifeiy pulled down, end q new one
erected % iis stead. The cost Of The
present edihce, not near bali finished
= 20 lhe asighhoihood d 500. Ooo.
H,EasA Il gsr5fs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-19

A FR0PEu DmrtsCTtoa --GoVrmog
Chfiienden, Chief Magistrate Of Yer.
mont, vas u humble birth. aad rose
~ iofee Of talent 10 his excited station.
Yet while Governor Of The Green
Mountain empire. be siii csniinaed
~ keep The same tavern. upon ,bo
steep bill side. that be KEEP, foF many
years before. One evening a wag.
oner drove up and sccOsied bon tho,
Coy. Chiiieades, as Chief Magistrate
Of Vermont ! render you ga due hon.
sgei bat e. landlord Chnlendeh. MI
ihank you 70 iufn cot ny horses."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-19
especially. yours.
LEVI WOODBURY..

SOUTHERN Convection The South
ern Commercial Convention re.as.
sembled At Augusta, Ga, on the I'd
inst. After a session Of three days.
and sfer adopting series 81 resolu.
tons, recommending that their con.
sliiuenis shall encourage Southern i'm.
poFiations, by giving . preference 10
The direct importer, and That IAN ear.
nest and united effort be made 10 draw
homo the capital invested BY the South
~ the banks and companies abroad 4"
the Convention adjourned 10 meet
again a. The same place, on TIE third
Monday IN October next. The resolu-
lions which were adopted were report.
ed ~ q committee, Of which General
hayno was Chairman.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-19

II is stated in a Connection, paper,
that the only Van Buren, man elected
to the Senate, in that State. has, since
the election, come out Wing.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-19
Blood an Guns

We never knew . moro fiery burst Of
affected Indignation and forced elo-
quence!! than the following, which Is
contained in the last Richmond En-
quirer:
at makes the blood Of Republican
boil TO witness the outrageous conduct
OF such an Institution Bank u. S.)-to
see the only free people on the globe at
all dependant upon an institution, 90
powerful, and so corrupt-to sec 10 mil
lions Of people bending at the feet Of
the President Of monied corporation.
MIR Biddle is striving for victory over
the Government Of the United States. Z"
The editor Of the Enquirer. we know,
can enjoy joke as we'll as any man.
and when be wrote this sentence, we
suppose, he leaned back in his chair
and--IaugAeH But when he saw
1t in printl--what then All! nv
dear sir, there is. as Napoleon said
"but step from the sublime TO the
ridiculous" -@.AierGndria Gazette.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-19

~ ihe commencement Of TIE Uni
yeTn'y q PonnsylVnnia. On the Ca
last TIE degree Of Doctor Of Medicine
was conferred on one handred and 81
iy-sesen gentlemen.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-19

Rsnsnbsr. v0ssrs. thai ThHradsy next b
the dsJ of The election IN tkis state. VIII
Virginia sustain Marta Wan BsrsL. when
assEly every othsr State n The UniOu has de-
ssrted hin--when even bic own Stale, New
York her,elf, refuses 10 Do sol And will JEFF.
fsrson county. where ths Wings have clear
sjoriiy Of al lsssI IS vOies. lend helping
hands We shalt zee.
Tue Ru96LES' cASE---Ths coamii-
tee sPpoinisd some time since, IN the U. S.
Senate, to ascertain The truth or falsliy Of The
charges Of eorruPl'Oa against the Hon. JOhu
Ruyglss, Senator frvm Maine, have At length
reported. They recommend the adoption by
TIE Senate Or the following resolution
"Rssclrsi, That there 10 no satisfactory evil
denee 10 sustain the charge made BY Henry
q. ZONES sgsinst the Non. John RugSies, end
that II Is insxpedient for The scpsie 10 take
any further measures In relation thereto"
%
From recent Indications In Ceugress, Il 10
believed lhai a large majority Of that body
are opposed to . retroesssiOa Of tho District
OF Columbia TO Mary land and Virginia. Ia
ihc II. Of u. the Committee Tor the District
have asked 10 be discharged from the further
confederation Of subject.
The Baltimore "sUS, "--a spirited and ably
conducted little paper, published daily a, The
low price OF one cent for each eopy--thus
supplies ~ emission which mo1e,ty dictated
In our notice Of the Fire Company, last week:
"lhe good citizens Of Charle.ioun, IVA
have besa organizing 'brsh Hew' FIRE company,
10 protect IhsIas,lScs from the are. The Frse
fress 'Ays the company 10 composed &C the most
respectable sitiEsns, bsrsi"g one We r~ckoa
thai 10 the editor ofths Press; add 20 dont think
he 70 IN be soeezed 81, IL ue may judge from bis
paper"
Now, this Is \ compliment not "to be sneez-
cd Att win give US "bran new reputa-
ton in Baltimore; for The editor, Of tho Sun
state that they circulate about twelve thou
sand copies OF their paper. each day, amongst
the good people Of thai city.
BY The way We will state that the editors
Of the Sun hare just commenced the pubIica-
tioaof weekly psPsr--a ''blankeu' sheet
Ito give true picture Of men and thinss--to
exhibit the merit Of Virtue, the InIsny OF
Vice." &c. u will contain The editorial add
'sleeisd natter OF the six dsIliss, and be fur
n''hed 10 subscribers at the low price Of a. 50 |
per year.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-19

The hissiasippi Senators 10 Congress
seem 10 have been chosen fos their
speed. One isa Wsitsy apd lho other
q IrolleT.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-19

The Madisonisn iniimaics that the
Connecticut delegation. 10 Congres1,
regarding the vote. ai the recent elec.
ton. as an instruction, vii oppose the
Sub-Trcssury bill
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-19

n Rooa,tuH Of Psiiiioas.-Ii l. ssid
That tie petitions which have been cent
20 Congress in favor Of abolition. and
against ihe admission Of Texas. afier
being closely packed, 6n room v hich
measures ~ feet BY 20. Mr. Adams
made = motion 10 pint lhemfif
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-19

1t is sometimes asserted that the
wing party, as party. are opposed 10
presumption ofspecie payments. The
ialsity of this charge is made evident
by the facts as they exist in New York.
II is the Wings in that city who have
been most active and persevering in
bringing about necessity for resump-
iion-and the New York American-a
leading Wbig journal edited by Charles
King, Esq.--has been first and foremost
IN advocating the measure. Indeed,
the American, in the outset, was, We
believe, unaided and alone in contend
ing for the propriety and expedieney Of
the course which is now to be taken by
the n. York Banks Her. Ga=.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-19
TIE rLEcTIoNs.

CoSstcrIcUr EIKcueS.-Ths Norwalk.
tCosa) V. H. Press. thus sPeAks Of the reeeot
eiest,oa m th-s state
"Weil, we have met the enemy,
aHS 10 ere sA<ir. r--sl least fcs eae
year. They have rowed Us up Salt
River, almost 20 The very head OF navi-
CATION They have actually knocked
us into aTHREE cornered cooked hat
allowing US democrats the exclusive
privilege Of having three Seniors out
OF ,wenty-one--snd about enough TO
make small grease spot in the
House. In short, they have swept the
State high aud dry. after the locus,
fashion. Really. ii this amt eoin' the
big 6gure,' we're no judge--,hai's all -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-19

NEW JERSEY ELEcrIos.-From all
parts Of New Jersey We learn that the
Wings have carried all before them
In Jersey City, Newark, Railway,
Elizabethtown, Woodbridge, Lodi, New
Brunswick, &c. &c, tho vote is nearly
unanimous. In Newark, the Loco Fo-
COS were supposed to be dead aud bu-
RED. but a few choice spirits mustered
on Friday evening last. and after show
ing their teeth with great force and
eloquence" against some OF The advo-
Gates Of the peoples rights. they re.
solved, and re.resolved, and died
Ggain." Since which the Loco Foeos
have not been heard from. The Hon.
Theodore Frelinghuysen was re-elec.-
ed Mayor Of Newark, as far as could be
learned, without dissenting vote.
f.lfer Go
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-19

The Potomac (MdJ Adyocaio says.
that the Hon. isaac McKfs has lef,
no viii. and az be has no children, one
bali o. BIS immense property will 90 20
his wife, Who is fully competent and
wiling 20 carry oui ,he m1nifcent acis
q charity for which be was % celebra.
ted.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-19

Tho Hon. James Garland u Virgin
%, addressed a meeting % National
Hall. IN New York. on MONDAY the
w, "a opposition 10 the Treasury
scheme.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-19

The New York House Of Assembly
passed on the 9th inst. bill for aiding
the resumption OF specie payments
anihorising the issue by the Banks Of
post notes, paysble at not exceeding
ak months after daie-and another
provision auihorising the Banks TO sub
scribe TO any stocks-which they can
not now dO--to be issued by The State:
These two provisions will Of them
selves abundantly fortiiy the banks.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-19

CoTham Parks, late a member Of
Cougress from Maine. and ne dsfest.
ed Fan Boren candidate for Governor.
haa been appointed the Marthal of the
Y. y. for The District q Maine. Those
TIE People reject. the Administration
supports, which IL Tie true spirit Of mo.
naschial power and d Jheksonism.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-19

From oar Lichmoad Csrrespondrut.
This letter was written for last weeks
paper, but did not reach us in time.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-19

The election in the District Of the
late Mr.. Galley. will probably give n
quietus 10 the clainor about the duel.
To prevent the election OF wbig, the
cutlery was raised--hav;ng failed in
us object, il will now cease.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-19

'4g9'inipfHi ~ ~ Prssifrai. ~ sad Ella ~
siries 80 sonaaf sfhs esnais.
frederick Humnekhouse, 10 Be De-
putty Postmaster AZ Hagsriown. IN
ihe State Of Muryland, in The place Of
Howard Kennedy. resigned.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-19

NEW YORK ELEcTIoN.-Ms. clark, the
"hiS candidate, is elected Mayor Of the
City Of New York-harIng received a ma.
Josity Of SSl over Mr.. yarian, the Van Buren,
candidate, and iso majority over tho united
vote Of both The other eandidstes. Al the
eicse Of tho polls the vote stood.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-19

"Resclrsi. That there 10 no satisfactory evil
denee 10 sustain the charge made by Henry
q. Jones against the Non. John RugSies, end
that u Is inoxpedient for The senate 60 take
any further measures In relation thereto"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-17
RUTLAND HERALD.
RUTLAND. VT.
TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL ~, 1888.

RUTLAND. VT.

The essr of Laura .ssa SsHsos r. HaHisgs on &C.
view. fef BntAes q PRoutss 81 Marriage. rams up
Tot tfia on Thursday last The examination q w,lnrs-
.e,. hing s.Tiy both s,d~,. the occupied
the cruu Jhe week out livas sfet ten O'Clock OF
Saturday tht before tie given 10 the Jury
Council iof the fisintf Mss.s Linsly. Clafk aad Har
ringion- for thc Defendant Mcsst, Holm. sod orns
~ Yesterday morning The jury returned Verdict
81 81 AZ, fof the far Defendant. Thi, verdict
Little larger Than lhe former one
We did no, attend this trial IN the examination, but
had the pleasure 10 listen of the Arguments "
the ingenious council and the charge 81 The Court.
There vas point ~ the ehs'ge which created ui.
hing sensation among some q The single eentlrmen,
who came 10 listen and learn probably, how TO defend
broken promise. IN such made aud provided 1t
was substantially lhs, five understood bis honor cor
rectlyThal Il did not reouirr ".r~'' r----~, go
parties 20 marriage contract The long, I'M
broken and hat exclusive addresses oi suor 10
lady quite good evidence Of intended marriage
special promise.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-17

...,.,,,...,,i., .s... ,,,rrfcl I... ,e-,i,f
rio S..,o Te.,, ,,,,,..,, c,, ,;,.rr,,i. 81, r.,
q ooo fSa, : 0on ! 1'i. ;. ,,r,yJ NAN Rom
.I...,.. 81 t.. 7,i.ng e,.s--,raa (ybo. l,,.
,.I.l. Ssr,i,. of Inc STATE save one mad
80 d.. U...c II Rc,,oscoi,i,,cs r,,bahlv morn
ti,,, l,-ol ,tibs of the ,,ao,bors elect ofo win
ttr.."--.-l ,lI.. "Tte ,l,rtt,1 Il, ono Thai b,.
p,.. Carried ,nl., .,.,,,.,a., ,.r5,- a corpbr,.
i,.u 80 circumstance, that ha,,. tcsul,cd ~ c1c.,c-
meats usually DO flyursbIy TO The f.dcralI,i-" .
/, thcu, o.. u.asi after defeat cnlmeraie, the eau
,cs with vbcb $50 stall ua, trouble cor readers (:
they ore au eN.cts uia cause which be-, deeper
luau tie arr and .np.i-,na. at interested federal
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-17
ipluf,.

In West Rauand. on The 18Th los, Mr. Gsv,ge Wa,
4 40 aged a.
20 Burtngton, ath Inst ~, Sarah Ket, aged 6s--
Also. ist insi Mrs LYDIA Nlibauf, srrd "a
In 9rsuirbofe, on D udsy last Uca John HebfsoA
arrd si'out -
Ga Brfhu VI 3lsi alt Mr. James Paddock aged 20
In Montpeiisr, NJ is, Tishct of WorcrsteJ sr~d C2
la Bufhagten, 9th inst Thomas X futile, Esq ,rea
20 years
ln Cast-tan. on the 9Th lost infant child 81 Met
iin aud Elisa u CLARK saed eight DAYS Also, the
9h inst Of Consumption Eiis, u vile Of Merlin
CLARK. aud daughter Of Thomas Il Dskc, IN the .sh
wear 81 her age.
Her sweet mp 0furc calm serenity, and entire resg
nation 10 the dV0t Will, ctiucsd To- her friends that
God by H. grace hal prepared her TOT her las sickness
aud gave her consolation aod support IN the sgonics Of
dtssolvipr nature which wctc long and ssvetc and,
thc humhly ast lie hss exalted her TO His immediate
presence To bchold unveiled, lis nioty.
One grave contains both mother and child. fCoN
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-17
Corrsspoadenct efihe y Y. Daily Etp',ss

W.suiNoroN. Thursday evening. April 5't.
We have bot lutte local or Congressional news
10 The CITY. General Jcsup hear Is To be recalled
and General Scott in few days will be of for
Georgia The lime Of tho removal ofihe Chcfo.
lees eNpires by treaty OF the % of May. The
Cherutees ore planting corn. and the Georgans
IRE b.ilJlng forts. The Urned States are MAX
,ng preparations for enforcing the removal, heat
the 23l y May.
The proceedings in Csngress TO day have bccn
sbandantly stupid. your rcpnus viii SHOW. Mr.
Smith OF Conn. has been TALKING Scrgence upon
The South ia sprecn upon The Anti DuclAng lhi
--ptobobly because Connecticu, has gone against
Loco Foco Cilcy, AID the late unfortunate duel
h. tnadc peg upon which to hang an innammoto.
- and noisy speech.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-17
wINpsoR BANK AGAIN

= ~ .'', r1niuuu,ruiy, have acrp iutv,-st
as 10 the state Of this bank. Consequently wr
have sought all the information which bs, ,rons-
join. The report Of Mr. Bradley. tie bank iospec.
tor, shows better condition Than We had antici-
pa'c1. Fcom the assets and Liabilities exhibited
II is probable the bank will pay from 80 10 60
cents on Tho dollar, The report shows pretty
conc'ustciy. Vherc tho deficiency has g,ue.--
We do no, lcatu precisely, whether the govern
m'n, loses any thing or not.
Bank II Uialsor We are sIill wirhou, any
official statement respecting tho concerns &C rhl.
institution. from any source. Mr. Bailey is SIM
here. Mr. Dls'uct Attorney Kellogg has been
here on behalf ofthc L. S. Treasury and is under
stood 80 hRyc earned aeav what specie there was
in tie vault (aboul 81 300) The late President
of the Bank Is Pension Agent, and twu other III
rcc,ors DR.. Green uow President AID another
ere Understood TO be hts boudsineu. Hence the
claim brought by Mr. Kellogg, and hence the sur
render Of the specie
We were wrong in saying last week that NJ
Emerson had retired from al olicis connection
with tie Bank. lie is eth Director. Dor state
nent vas submitted to two gentlemen connect ed
with the Bank before publication, who pronounced
It correct Their atiea,on was doubtless fixed
ON other parts Of the article.
! 1t was stated in our las, that the Bank had fail
ed. lis condition in The opinion Of he people here
has been becoming more hopeless ever since. Is
bills Lave gone down to so, 15 and even 90 pei
ccui. discount. It is understood to be great 10
ser through the Encouragement ana failure Of ~
agents in Bnston--Mcssrs Emerson s. Lamb-o
which frm the late President is one ~. (Uiad
sor Chronicle
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-17
Loco Foco Guidc-Boards.

II isnot a lttle amusing 81 notice the many n'Vd
sifstsge 10 which the Van Buren, Editors this State
resort u Keep thrit deludcd followers IN thu cohr-
One method is TO place constantly before them 10 their
respective papers, hrs, under the editorial head, IN on
imposing form. hind Of creed most as long the NOR
al law. They call il the 'Drmoctat Platform" It's
supposed 10 be- doubtless, somewhat dclusve and pop
ular with certain ella of their aders, and IL may he
Butit must be Inferred by these sog1c.ous editors
that their readers have poor memories they might
casonay onithn insertion No matter II helps to ill
up Thu. creed IS iinctnfcd with little Loco Focois'n,
otherwise II would not he bad doctrine in the main.
Bot what cIr,cs most especial wonder that these
editors should hope deceive igbteucd commuui.
y any longer with these plausible professions when Is
ntcady demonstrated 10 the satisfaction of three -four tbs
Of the citizens OF the United States, tina, by their prac
they have cntaled upon the country scene OF IN
ures aud wrongs which will take scores Of years 10
correct by the most wise and udicous management
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-17

Tho rsw.r, II Consten sne Dor, fsis ~ q o..
tire
S. h,,, nh.n stea.se ihs Tes' hsvs ~
eps.snii, instssd lsf srvetsl yssfs rss use eaa
sHs,. ,tfrs'tra e G snFrsss &C. itte ~ ilsc
thsI g.. rnst- ustEt - aifrttY urrd 4 tee
sss,trf II ti urssv q tle t8pir sGsf sN the. 10
the rfsi sna ptfsaaaa.f qurtiirn. iufh ts - tvf~c
tkr Agns,iea csn u-ss 10 eu,eicd ~ hsvs tri ih~
pov.r. sassi lssre See whe su.lrei iis~ hsnds
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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-17

INV YoRK- Gov. Marcy sen, Message TO the
Legislature Of tha, State last week, partially
mending the resumption of specie payments by the
banks in that state and TO the Legislature to make pro-
vision for sustaining them in their and at the
time the Governor seems TO think it somewhat
hazardous 10 attempt unless there general esump
ton by the banks Boston and Philadelphia, il is un-
dersood opposed to resuming until fall This is an
important question and one about which there ought
10 be any disagreement among the banks, and it
hardly be questioned that it would he Lvt for al the
solvent banks to together aud let the res, 60
down.
Mr. Blddic has written long letter, addressed T. Mr.
Adams the subject or rcsuminC specie payments by
the banks in which he argues with his usual ability
both against the policy and practcabiIity Of resumng
until fall