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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-01

I'Alr II. "a. fayoo, the JOINT proprietor of the
Louisiana race Course has arrived, and is actively
engaged in making such amendments to the track
as will rendcrit inferior 10 none in the state. We
drove over it yesterday and found it in first rate
order, and Mr.. Tayloe has made arran gements for
removing the members stand back, and to tax Q
such position will give to all within it the
creates, possible command of the races through,
out their entire progress. Nothing has been lie Fl.
unlhuught OF to the visitors of the Loui,-
iana' every enjoyment of the sport which the
most liberal outlay. aud the most considerate at
tentIon, can supply. Mr.. Tayloe is one of the
most experienced Race course proprietors we have,
and his utmost regard to the comfort of all who
belong to, or attend the Jockey Club, in their ra-
uonal and exciting sport has h, en-, and will be
exeHed throughout. AMI while his attention has
been bestowed on the visitors of the races the ac-
commodarIons OF the races have not been lost
Tght Of. Stables of the best description hav.
been provided wl'h greatly increased advantages,
aud he tack rendered aosD complete III all things
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-01

loans upon the dcposite Of property, white tive
Con pa y are compelled, under the new banking
act OF the State Of New Y ork. To issue the nol s
OF the comptroller general, BY this new law, in
TACT, the state of the affairs of any new hank are
Pn' under the supervision of the Of chnncerv,
no none can issue their own paper, but that only
o, the comptroller general of the stote. which is
given upon the dePosite of security, while the notes
aa still payable on demand at the bank. There
Is necessarily, therefore, much greater security
Afforded to the public under the new system than
ever was before.-.Morning Chronicle.
From the "Tokon'' for 1899 we extract bLjou
True it is stealing gem, "a brilliant that knows
no allow; but the cask ct has many more, the mine
that gave it has thousand yet in store, and we
but remove ii for time that it may have an
other zone to shine in. The beautiful stanzas be-
low are from the pen of Mrs Osgood, now in Ems
land and greatly admired by Campbell, Rogers
and the elite of british poets, but born in Boston
and the theme of many an imprisoned Law b,
the b'rds of her native city. For as Moore says
"young Fanny was lovely
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-01

required fnt raining When thesc considerations,
and the great amount of the purses, taken into
view we may well anticipate meeting on
thr Louisiana Course such DIS is seldom to be met
with in any city in the Union.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-01

There is no news from Texas by the arrivals
yesterday No intelligence regarding the Indians
had been heard by Captains Dearborn and Whets.
Icy OF the schooners Washington and Marmion.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-01
Dress and Masquerade Balls.
MANSION HOIJSE HOTEL.

NEW LEVEE STREET, Immediately in front Of
~ the steam boat landing. The above establish
1883, for the scuson> Ball days. Sundays, Tuesdays
and Thursdays. Said establishment will be furnished
with the choicest liquors, and good Restaurant will be
attached 10 it.
The managers Of said establishment have engage
sufficient Police officers keep good order throughout
the establishment; there will be place to deposit
cloaks, canes, &c. No person shall be admitted in
the Bal! Room with weapons ofany kind.
noy0S
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-01

The Ship Shakespeare, Capt. Palmer, came to
the Levee Yesterday morning. She made splendid
trip, being but 10 days out at.Sea. Her sail from
Tortugas 10 the Balize was made in al hours
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-01
COTTON CIRCULARS

O." PRINTED nth The Greatest Expedition, and
in style unsurpassed in New ORLEANS, else
where.
ORDERS left at CoMrrlNG Room in ST. Charles Es-
change, CORNER Of Grauier 81. or at T U E
ERICAN PRINTING OFFICE,
corner of Poydras and ST. Charles Streets, ,oiH be
promptly attendedh.
Dec. 1T.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-01
CITY HOTEL

CITY HOTEL,
Corner Of Common and Camp Streets
I'M R. & MRS. GEO. SHALL have the pleasure
w of informing their friends and the public, that
the House so favorably known Bishops Hotek will
be opened Wednesday, the nth the recep-
ton Of company. They have had the House thorough
iyrepalred and newly furnished throughout, and beg
leave TO assure the traveller and Citizen that whatever
reputation the house may have acquired in past years,
no exerons on their part shall be wanting to maintain
it hereafter.
COLLATION. will be spread at O'Clock the morn
ing of the 18th nst to which the public is respectfully
invited noy13
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-01

Blank Checks, Bills of Lading, Auction
Bills, Pamphlets, Show bills, Cata-
logues, &c. &c.
37oRDERS fer the dbopr, anil crery other DIS
CRYPTIC" Of - PAIN TING 90 receivcd at Compiling
Room If TRUE AMERICAN" in ST. CHARLES En-
CHANGE, 3D. door from Gruvier street. at the Printing
Office, corner Of Poydra, ard St. Charles streets.
Ertensirc and beautifm Book AMI JOB FoUNrs,
fran The best FOuniries the United States, hare just
been 0dled 10 Me niready reHstocked Establishment;
and ORDERS mW be executed as Low, Cheaply,
Expedtiousy aud Beautifully, as at any other Office
in the City.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-01
NEW ORLEANS 4 CARROLLTON RAIL ROAD
COMPANY.
ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE WEEK DAYS

After 10 o'clock Car be obtained by paying 10 dol
la for the Trip.
THE JACKSON AND LACOURSE STREET CARS
Leave Canal at O'Clock, A. NJ. and hourly At
calf past O'Clock this will running every half
hour, and continue throughout the day until O'clock, p NJ
from the head ofJack,on street.
Persons going by the Locomotive provide themselves
with Tickets money will be taken by tho conductors
Office New Orleans and Carrolton Rail Road Company
Poydras street. JOHN HAMPSON
nuv29 Chief Eng. N o 4 c r. r.
VNHURKS ISLAND SAIT-3500 bushels Turks
Salt, landing from bark Bohemia, and for sale by
LEVI II GALE,
nov29 80 Common 1t
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-01

The STEAM SHTs.-On comparing dates, signals
appearances, Sc, it appears that the steamer re.
ported as being seen off Nantucket by The brig
arrived in Halifax, was the Great Western on her
voyage TO New Nolk. OF the steamer Liverpool
not divest our minds of a certain vague feeling
that she has returned back to her port of departure,
or taken refuge at some other. Our wish, perhaps,
is la'her to the thought, but feel presentiment
that some such will be found to be the case The
Great Western departed on her last trip for the
season, on Friday last.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-01
5000! Capital Prize,

5000! Capital Prize.
Tickets only 81.
GRAND STATE LOTTERY.
Drawn numbers of the Grand State Lottery, Glass 81.
a. As, 3, %, 5, So, 40, II, 10, y, 1870
4 1LASS No. So. Authorised by the Legislature of
~ the State. To be drawn THIS DAY, Dec.
Let, 1898, at 5 o'clock, p. NJ. at Bishops Hotel.
S. DAVIS & co, Managers.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-01

NOTICE.
UNE subscribers have associated themselves in b,l-
Il siness under the firm of CHRISTIE e. SIN
MOTT, and solicit continuance of the patronage re-
ceived by their John Christie while conducting
business in his nnme, as Wholesale Grocer and
Commission Merchant
JOHN CHRlTIE-
nOv2-3w \. INN.11 Jr.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-01

The Marine Ball Room, the Levee between
the two markets. opens this evening.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-01

k.urCI-bt No Chnrtres st. cor. CnnnI.
'lS est donne quill etc alt trallsl,r par M N
- Blair Il Laws de ceo vile, de toute la prop rete
ct 6ens de toue description apparcnant Whtttemore
q Blair ct Whittemore Blair g. Cie. cdevant de cctte
v'l'e ct auds Blair ct lawes dams esquels lis sont
respectvement nteresses,a John Taylor de Newark.
New Jersey ct John WadsworIh nt VIM. Miller,
de Ia cite de New York. benece DIES crcanciers des
dites maisons ct conditions specifics audit actede
transfer iequel etc duement eregise ell cette Vile
Iou,es les pcrsonnes qui som cndettces envers les
iites aison' sont prices de SOLDER celles axque-
les pourrait devor de presenter lers complies i'm.
medatement HENRY f THOMAS.
decl Agent des assignataires.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-01
NOTICE.,

A COFFEE HOUSE and all its contents either by
IN private public sale, hefsre the 10th of next
month. good lease and good stand for business
any in the city, and centrally situated for cash.
The Tease is thirteen months. but so dollars if the
convenenres required will bs disposed of and also
bed and bedding, liquors. and every thing complete. =
For further particulars apply at the True American
Office. decl-3t
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-01

NOTICE is hereby given that assignment has
been made by Messrs. Blair !; Lawes OF this CITY
OF all the property and estate of every description be.
lonng to Whttemore Il Blair and Whittemore, Blair e.
Co, formerly of this city, and Of said Blair & awes or
in which they respectively interested John Tay.
Tor of Newark, New Jersey, and to John Wa,sworth
and VIM J. Miller of the city of New York, for the
benefit of the creditors of said house aud under the con.
di'ioh specified in said assignment and which said as
slgnment has b. en- duly recorded in this city.
All persons indebted 10 said house are requested tc
paY snd all creditors Of the requested to pre-
sent their claims Immediately to
HENRY E. TIL 0MAS,
Agent Of said Assgnees
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-01

Judge Buchanan yesterday ordered the liberia.
ton OF +. w. Colens, the Deputy Clerk of the U.
;. Court, illegally imprisoned by Judge Lawrence.
Judge Buchanan read able opinion, deciding
that 1t was illegal to order the imprisonment of a
citizen for an underlined period, or during tho mere
pleasure of Judge. The public was highly graf
fled at this triumph Of Justice.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-01

ANIMALS AND ALMANACS, FOR 1888.
SPLENDID London Annuals,-The Book of Row
- atty, superb col'dpntcs; Finden's Tablcaux, and
Gallery of Cruces
Fishers Drawing Room Sketch Book;
beauties Cosumes,-Buds aud Blossoms;
Whverly keepsake,-Fhe Imperal;
Oriental Annual; Forget me Not;
Jor,lans Portrait Annual
Chricatire Annual; Como Annual;
Friendships Offering;
Fishers Juvenile Sketch Book;
Young ladies' and young senllemen's Annual.
Alaric, Watts Christmas Tales.
american dnnuaIs.
The Token md Atlantic Souvenir;
The Violet; The Gift;
Mrs Gilmah's annual Register g. Housewife Almanac
fiman0c'S.
American Almanac & Repository ofUseinl knowledge
Blunt's Nautical Almanac;
EJchns & Co.'S Louisiana Almanac;
Crockett-Comic-Gerna Almanac,
Stewards Diary for 1889, containing blank memo
randum for every day of the year.
EJOiiNS g. CO.,
corner of ST Charles and Common SITS.
nov 98-5w
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-01
STOP THE .WURDERERS!!!
$1,000 REWARD

WILL be paid by the undersigned, for the npprs.
w hension of John Step and Solomon STEP who
murdered Martin Farley, the 9Th October near
Volts Ferry i'll Hardin county. Tennessee
John Stepis abouts6 years of age, feet or 9 in
cncd curl and very low forehead Tie middle Join,
oihe fore finger OF his right hand sconsiderabIy cnlar
ged, occasioned, itis supposed by n hurt
Solomon Steps about % u years of ago. feet II
inches high, stout built, little incnc to be stoop
shouldered, dark complexion, dark eyes, dark hair, in
cned to curl, and very high cheek bones. The bones
ofhis right hand have heen broken near the middle OF
the palm and occasioned considerable ridge on the
back Of his hand.
The Steps formerly resided in the Cherokee country
IN Ge"rsn and thought they will either make their
way back to Georgia, or strike for Texas.
The above reward will be paid on their delivery in
Hardin county, Tennessee, proportionabIe reward
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-01
BY GEORGE Y. BRIGHT.

= 7.
l;tt, Will. be sold, Saturday, LIST December at
JTrf[s II o'clock, at the City Exchange ST. Louis
-S@zG. street. the harque JANE hntlen about 1855
TONS With all her tackle, apparel and furniture in good
condition, and ready tor sea- moOred at Mr.. Nc.
Gregory Byrnss ship yard other side of the river The
inventory may be seen al the office of VIM Lewis ESQ
Notary Public, befnre whom the act of sale will be-
pussed, No. 49, st Lonis street
ltrms-)ne half cash, the balance Mt four months
with approved endorsed notes aud mortgage.
Nov % y,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-01
LOUISIANA
F UR ITURE WARERo oMS

= " Al ~ " AZ e " "a IL Il IL " ~ W1 >
No. SO, BienviIle street.
NILIIAM X. CARNES, would respectfully in.
w form his friends and the public that he is con
stantly receiving from New York and Boston a good
assortment OF Furniture, such mahogany chairs
sofas, tedteads, maple and painted chairs maple and
cherry bedsteads, mahogany and cherry tables of all
descri|S ionS, bureaus, toilets, spCIetnrvS writing
stands, looking glasses, feathers, bedding, &c. &c.
Nh. Furniture packed for transportation with great
care. novl3
NNlNES " CDRDIM.S-rs4 Juiia, from Bremen,
w and lac arrivals,
Rhcnish " ines.
Nmrcnstcneir, Marcobrunner, Gracenger, lIochhri.
iner, Iehnnnshergcr, Stcinhcgcr Our ladv NIX
stein n Leisten, Sparkling Hook, and Rhcnish Wine
Glasses.
he'd and White, celebrated brands.
BurgWudg.
Sparkling, Rom nee Chumbertin, Clos de Vongcot
and Nur's.
Chateau iaiiltc, and Chateau Margaux, l.tovillr
larose fine st. Julien and ST. Emilion Palmer Mar
gnux IN ca>fs of3 doz. Good Eslephe and st Julien
Table Claret.
Hermitage, Sautene, Bnrsac and Graves.
Dessert Wives.
Genuine Lune and Fron,ignan Mnscat. Madeira
old and pure as imported in canns.
Brandy old Champagne, in barrels of 30 gals, . loz.
and in Ia pipe.
COrdiols.
Genuine hIaraschino and di lara
do Martinique and BourdeauN Cordials,
White and Red Bordeaux Arisctte in cases,
Old Ratain d Grnnbe,
Absynlhe and Krsclwasser,
bordeaux Brandy Fruits,
White Bordeaux Wine Vinegar,
For sale by f JOHNS & co,
nov2' cor Of st Charles g. Common st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-01

GsGGEg,
And every description of j OBJ Work thai
nny be required.
IL The proprietor respectfully calls the attention of
the public to the above Card and assures them tina,
all work ntrusted his care shall be done at the short
est notice, in style unsurpassed in this city, and
at the lowest rates.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-01

IA-A ONE two story dwelling house, No. 6, Tri-
faFEHM ton street, near Tivo Circle, standing back
lsElA4. from the street, having four rooma, well fin
ished story Kitchen with four roons cis,ern well
and every convenience make comfortable resi-
dence for small family desrons of living retired. Adj
plyto J. OFT.
decJ
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-01
EXCHANGE READING ROOM

EXCHANGE READING ROOM
FENHE proprietor has re-fted his Reading Room, in
and ST. Charles street, IN the neatest manner.
Besides all the principal apers of the Unitod States
OF every city and state. the Canadls Texas and Mexi-
co and Havana, the room is regularly and extensive
~ supplied with the latest European papers, Loyd's
Lists, and Prices Price Current. Also with nearly
all the Literary Periodicals of the day, and has the re-
publications Of the London, Ednturg, Westminster
Metropolitan Reviews and Blackwoods Magazine. The
North American Review; the Southern Lerlry Knick-
booker, The American Journal af Sciences and Arts
Cabinet Miscellany Democratic Review, Genemen's
a gazine, American monthly, Bently's Misceeny, the
Mexico Chrurgcal Review, and variety ef oihers
All these works are regularly subscribed for and rccei
we'd. 4 he room is also supplied with large variety
cfmaps and aliases, Niles Register, cvys Price Cur.
rent from its commencement, Guzateers, and variety
of works of Preference
The most active Il intelligent collectors are ON
poved give the earliest arrivals and pains nor ak
pense will be spared render this Reading Room the
first the United States.
Subscriptions are respectfully receive !.
OcfIl-tC
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-01

Tu, I,:... -, :,
.,..,- We Ia" ga
, P'''"o'i''y Oh Ill exclusive rise IN
o''' so''e 'oJ'cture mat from the Hood OF
cunning 'o"h' an" Tie very Pfotracted period OF
''" no"' 'a' .ie river Is not likely to be entirely
., W ~ WV w. 10 10 ~ o'o'.'a'y Seasons. we
1851, '' '"''o was rise VI TWO 'eet at CINCINNATI
-, ~ ''"u use" 1--WE 'ee' anu were
~" '"''n', increasing, from the great iall
' "''s VI '''e S''o"' IN" o'hef causes. we
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-01

ENCKEs CoNET.-'lhs eccentric Iumiuarv has
again made its app, arance, and its position h,s
been dicovered at New Haven, where it is visible
TO the naked eye. This planet performs it revo-
luton in l207-or about g. 10 years. It's fourth
recorded appearance was in 1919, al which time
il received the name of Professor Encke, of Ber-
I'm, and II was last seen in 1876. 1t was now fret
discovered about two weeks ago. and il the at
mosphore should be extremely clear on any even
ing this week II may he seen shortly after sunset
or about P. NJ. without the aid OF a telescope,
and with the naked eye The New York Era
describes its location as 'near the Inta of Ophu'
cue, one OF the twin in the shoulder knot Of
the serpent bearer
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-01

~ No mails arrived from tn c north Yesterday.
A vast number OF arrivals both from sea, and
ny the river have taken place within the last forty
Ell hi hours as will be seen by our shipping news.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-01

The following instance to prove that woman
can keep secret, is adiuced by the Boston Daily
Advocate OF yesterday.
The gallant Judge Story WAS compelled by his
duty as Judge, to do painfully ungalant &C, in
the Circuit Court in Rhode Island, last Friday. A
young lady of interesting appearance and respec-
table character, refused to be sworn as witness
before rand Jury, in the matter of breaking the
seal OF letter. The letter was written by younu
gentleman, whose address she had declined, and
the seal breaking was by another young man ;
more favored. She refused to testify against him.
Marshal Anthony, one of the most polite m en- in
the world, had 10 bring her before Judge Story,
who kindly urged upon her to take the oath. She
refused, pretetrng 10 90 to Jail rather than niure
the man she loved, and the Judge committed her
prison. Soon after she was liberated and re-
turned to her friends, the learned Judge NOT being
march Tor 'woman's wit a-pened by love.
History has immortazed the Roman nation,
who when about to he put to the torture to forcas
secret IRON her, duplicating friend, bit IA
tongue Oft, and spit it in the face of hef =,
This has often been cited as the greatest preceoaA
OF the constancy of woman in keeping a secreN
1t IS, however, rather confession against that
virtue IN the sex, for it shows consciousness III I
the only way to keep the secret was to pc. rid
OF the tongue. The Providence lady has higher
claim than the Roman matron. She withstopd al |
the powers OF the Court, submitted to The penalty
and preserved her secret and her tongue too.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-01

do COFFEE-2U0 bags in store and for sale by
III II HYDE 81 BRO,
decl 80 cor Com & Magazine SITS
LNNGLISI MUSTARD-25 cases, TO dcz each
Ia for sale by TR HYDE e. BRO,
decl cor Com Il Magazine sts
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-01

A COW FOR SALE.
A FIRST rate Mich Cow for sale. Durham breed,
- apply on board ship Vicksbars, opposite the vege-
table market.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-01
TRUE AMERICAN OFFICE.

TRUE AMERICAN OFFICE.
BOOK q JOB TP{f2I !InIIMG}
In connection with this Office is a
SPLENDID AND EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF TYPE
FOR THE PRINTING OF
Pamphlets Blank Checks
Catalogues Bills of Lading
Labels, Dray Receipts,
Legal Notices, Auction Bills,
Bill Forms, Show Bills
Steam Boat Bills Circulars
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-01

EbAISINS-3OO boxes and 200 half boxes, Flrnch
III kaisins, fresh Importation for sale by
II HYDE & BRO,
deci Com & Magazine SITS
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-01

RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

LIVERPOOL Per ship Tamcnend cargo bss tin plat es
10! tons states, 5i5ig bars iron and 100 bdls
hoop iron, TO 5 Heath and CO, II and w Ander-
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-01

MAYORALrl OF NEW ORLEANS.
NfiEprice of fresh flour to-day is So % per barrel
IL according to the tariff; the bakers shall give du-
ces OF bread for b Bread of the second quality Is
required to weigh % per cent. more, viz 13i ounces
decl G. GENOIS, Mavor.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-17

~s. l.sssS \, he C..h~us uD.a sroa Alsssns.
N~ris C.'ei'u. ss1 NrE'sa-
Taos briefly have I frra4n&ej goa 81 re q W
Cslheus'. reject Pi''cai gsu'inE ~ 10y II ~
isssassl.s yea 60 tho I'D - BE-. heginDfug. Nc
rnsn u NJ "a Laen. siteag ntnd .ns hgb s'sii9a
ss~r oct. sbes; nlorss either &c Eus'd - s'i.
VI Calir-ss'. spp~af. eissslf - he nsiHE 81
i5e s-iurg saa. ed ibs fslio~tHs plan Psfscrsga
addressed 20 ne Esno- q tee Chafl.sfon NefSutf
from ooe a AZ Csihoss-. leaders e0mPFesses tie
~tai> u.siae' "a nut sAsils
Il aa grspgrsS = ussaess a sssvrayn' RiioA t,il
Ass, ~ 10 s,rcf ~ na-c osnYlris azjea r sal
ses Isisrssis. ssd tis csz,rgusaf fi'rsaos q J. {
Co'hoaa 10 Gs Psssafaey. There i' Hr'riasoi
"a fLg ga6hc taiEs ioes,s lb., uhyert. s.,nrts~4
q e-nrs he g-asi yea Phi.sa~iyt's, tie safe
Which gave NJ Calhevu az early sat strong cop.
port IS candidate IN Ibe Pfe-,deucy sE5 WHICH
IA. never NHhdrs~u Der affection from him n'i-
rGhaan6,Bg 81 the sffuggies soc COLLISIONS ~h'eh
Arose froR h. k,gh Tam ys'en'. The roihloilUs
f.'Isainr "a The sale oi public sentiment are here
spd there IN cuH,srtsiIap snd 70 The pfsss tHd'ca
hsg NJ Cahsas 9: tie CANDIDATE Of fAs eezoersAe
party"
John c. Calhoun elevated 10 the Presidency :"
Here yoa have the secret of Mr Calhoun. lat po-
lHiesi .umm-rsei. ,is. clae to his conversion the
punrIy.e involved, sal tie ahr and wherefore of
SIR Caihnu3's Soing over t. the mar ~LO has a
h. ,ssikiny pfopensiiies O. the nesnesl qIsdr1-
pod" Tie moubisIn wcG,d not cutne 10 Mshop-
G, and yyion.et comes 10 the m0Uu,sIu." The
purple s,e not prepared for Mr. CsihUnu's cohss-
yueaf e.ciiea" and hence Sir Calhoun Is preparing
To elrIste bim,elf either by hook or by crook
Here. too :, Mr Cab"un's motive for new cos
ltl"n BE weeE iDe Leo fucos ot the NouL sud
the Loco Fucos uf he South. Does It not louk
Ike bargain and corruption = Aud Is It not que
pslpsble The bargain tnd corruption OF
Henry Clay and John Qnncy AGsms.
have written merely prepare you for Mr. Cal
hnun "a the candidate Of the democratic party"
IN sh probability he huuunsri"n vii cun,e, first
BY The S"uiL aud then 10y he NouherD d.moorOts.
b. prepared TOR a. remember that Mr. CSib""n
l. one Of thpse men shp Ike Mil'"u's A. gel wnuiu
rathCr reign 10 hell thsu Ia Heaven like
Ceas.r. ''would rather be first ia u Visge, lhnu
second "a Rome - Sir Calhoun would role the
whole Iand # he could Il he cannot, he viii am
to rule the South wlh view "f separating the
North from the South. Yours, l.. Il.