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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-18
ALLIGATOR, LANE,

'',.'.e W ANGUISH VIA Inrila-
"a "a i'it't> VI 'oc l ucSdays, Thurs
'Hg*, ana saturdays, per the
ans, ,.. o''''a "tGnhcr 't'anp'"n' (ex.
~ 'S' =, - .'''J 10 10 sac"'a thence per
Ir'a ~ MY W =, orange, ana ''c' &C tour
dor,n, - A.. u ''''' o''"o;'"gs. rim
~ i'', = d" u rnrty' to Macon
r.n,, H., va .a'''' anu sparta 10 War.
'' m wv g per '"'' '"'o cars TO Augusta
,, In va 10 ~ "P,''"'" "'''r' VITA nc"
!r, w. ''' =" ',,' ''',' ''S'enf''
.ca,n,, ~; '". 'a''i ''i'. ''Pnhe'' !er
"o'"n'" '"> arc ~ i'a"hso'"H as ANY DO :.
r 40, '9a,',I I.''N sound ana C'"cta.
"y f''''.' INC ''''S' interesting steam ma
w., '''" VI t,o '''''"--'"lf& at the sainat me
~, i, ''.'u 'o' tcu'
, a. "'' -" !'"'S' Oh On! ''"'" IN lie
,,"a ''' "''''S' u '"''' c'fe'"' ana a'teh
Thc ,,r;,,.,o. ,oro,,;,.. a,
,,I,, ,,';i, ,,n, ~! numerous nave en-
'eT ~, "".;,' 80 ','. ' "'.ers 90 not inter ere
49, ~. ""t' "'u@ .'''o o'c" "os''y ch.Hg"d'
II EtUCrIliV known tlu. lIrur, and,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-18
ADERNTuY'S DYSpPrIC I.IXIR.

Dr. b,r,atny, tn. gre lt,st Of .n- in r.'or5w
opinion that ne-,entl@ "' the dssa es that alice
mankind originate in ,he stom 'ch. This Elixir vas
used by him with the most nnprsc'iented sncres+ IN
his private ana public prnctc. for upwards OF forty
years, for the removal Of he following Diseases:
Loss of appetite, FIaueucv, Ditnlion Of the Ston-
ach, Ea;u IL the si', HeavnesS OF tie Head md i"c-
nation 10 Sleep lrregutarity OF the Enwn' mt !! all
cases where Indigestion Or Ioative ha' Is i"nh to
exist.
This medicine must not he nunlae red among the host
of guack uostrums fare lIv pubic, rs i, is the
cole invention of the nhlest anl scientific surgeon
Europe praducad and the secret ni preparing II
was purchased by the agent for vrly large Ii is
Agreeable and pleasant the tate, u mG 4>cr
icnt. always keeps the bowels free, rars yigo' and
uud few bottles removes the nhrmch cases I"
Dysprpsi! or Indigestion, and prevents eturn at "y
New Ionk, I'll, August, 1885,
IS Madison, street
S1R:-!n con iequen"e Of leading scicnary life,
have bee,, troubled, more or less with Indigestion fu
,n years tor the last three years my si!uin.s have
been isupportahc. | have tried several pivicians
,I uunhar at glack Medicines, with deriving any
Benefit. Squared Of ever nbtanins any permanent
aef a, r.sig Ach self 10 the hopeless dcSpur
was persuaded by many friends 10 nv Abernchy'.
Dysncptc Elixir. have nn'' finished the tumt bot
,i. anil know how 10 express niratiOn OF it,
,stor,g me To that health which l. nlght lost for
aver Send he half dozen bottles d., and excer
inv thanks or the blessings YOU have trredby re-
.,orinc mt to perfect heuh
JCOB MONROE.
The agent has in his possession sevc hundred tcs
.monuls similar the above, Of the extraordinary vir
mes of this medicine. Sold by appointment, at DR.
iuLnson's. lao lenvila street. now
= TEEI. PENS-Felt's Nos. -: i r:ns
:, Daniel Webster pen, r, Fell,s ''rsn barrel pen
Congress large do Fcrys tat spfns do
do small do do 3 slit do
Winle,'s ladies' do do double patent
,io imperial Double patent do
C;llprs barrel do do National do
And Gil.ot's Commercial, for sne at
DAVID FELT Il Co, 81 Charities st,
t.6 Ei Sa'ioncrs Hal
ryOMpASsEs, THERMOMETERS, MiCROS
~ COPES, &c.--Just received ami for sale b,
4yu,, Mexican, corner of Ganp and Common streets
General assortment OF Surveyor tntpassas,
Mn,hsnla,ta Instruments, btawing Pens.
Spring Dividends, apr'ng Huw Pens Ivory Pr'
tractors
Ivory Scales ,;untsr's Scales, Glass 'rrianglss,
Parallel Rulers. Microscopes. rhcrhnoneiurs,
Camera Obsrnras, Survey Chains,
JleasW' Tapes, ~:
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1hU I'll j, Mighty AND WILL

PRE- All.
isa fact that 15OUO of S4rsurarHa Eiaod ps hay,
l. nc'h sold during the past
'saii It'll tncy tnkcn in nnutncr'r instances
".i tc a tho aus and ha cscc, of "a
"'s ana other Tnack medicines, by w,lcn many lives
endangered
i's ac'Tat all qu,ck me 'icnns cont in minerals or
h'tc"fy " 'Ici tcks tank kill cure, and trust
10 Their effect 10 III or miss"
IL sn '"-'lnat az els and foreign impo,ore
'' '''''"Vt 'rur that tacl c:c'u!'y impose
% vac and dangerous preparation on The puhtc, c,r'g
"e if III" e'luehccs, aohLt they c,n only pocket
hha f'c'-rn: the quatt. and foreign nro.tors who
NOV n''' " country kno" n"t!'rg cf TIL: nature Of ne
ci' N Il" los about diseases If the hun.ar, >scm.
Il '"ei--i"ry are iculaiy lc'cion> IN the follow
hF "''"cs all "' c or ".> CAUSED ny uric,
| ni'i" '1nnl aud a"im ii iulds namely
Rheumatic attractions; Llccr.us sores of mo> ,roa.
Scr"'n,; t.ry.i ,c'as an b,d,;
J,u,h &c; Irorturn Scaiy ernn,n,S and blo,c!cs OF
Dieel.cs OF tn i've, skin, tie siu;
'""'S ana sltfi': Dry and water plhP'es. and
an ' me 'r nlo'- the prhturs of t!' face aud OF
| back and >llne. tho holy;
f'gihh :" the heart and letter and rin.worms;
ai"m'"i Sa cling AID hnrd"ing nj the
Inward ie'c's, bad as,n gland, Of tn ncch in the
til" inUu:t foul lrral.; yrolus, Lrea,t &c
RI ''h'rucy: indigestion; Stomach coughs;
N"nt of npri:e; Liver compliant
Sour sr'c'on and ariitic of the somac Wa,elrash, &c.
LLGOHNENDATOHY FACTS:
1t is ftcrhc only proprietor md manur,c,urcr of t,c
S,Isopar'I'a blood pills altar ply, ican As wei a, 1oh
rc'y tcs"I by the celebrated cas ri the United
Doc tors i'h sick, Chapman Jackson ns3 Devices Hare
James iIOrn"r. Cove sc.
Iii, luCtlat The irsapari, b,,! nil. arc c,urI ,ol
i" tao pr" rc Of n"ny phi, ,c,y strongly rcc
mrndcd by many ti"u- , L State (s,e ui,rc;,n,.
accompanying rMc'' box Of piii@)
Il !. 'mtTncy c"m'u.cI c,,irc!v Of yrrr ,,,c.
ana l"y are warranted to contain mercury anl! pre-
par 'to"s
IT, nr,1h"y nqy he 'hrn v the n,o ,,i;, ,,c and NJ,
'Ii"g"s without restraint Of Occur bu,.,,,; ". n,ut
fear of''H"= cit without change of tctpr restraint from
temperate eating.
iii, eirTnny Will rot by tl-jr operation wbici, may.
ne mia or nc''' according 10 Tia" quantity taken. wclhan
ally do
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-18

EAR. JOHNSON, Uhcn ~ l'i"H';.lr stree, con
- fines HI" practice 10 the treatment OF NCEcitu
disease N all IT. diir.nt f't.,s.
Dr. JOtnsoa from residence ui many years in Hos
ni,als in Europe, devoted the cntHnt u Icnrrc%
hi enses, and iipm his pres mt @,th~tsc p,a,ve III
that particular urhnrt OF the pro!c%>lnn guarantees
safe spe DIV and atitcia such person, are
,oupled with any of the ibilJ vihg diseases. viz
Gonorrhucn, Glecfs. Sucui e., tht nCrrs, iius'n~
Seminal Weakness, AiL lions OF the iildl ..Inrys
I.oris, trerhra, rroslraic tia'h, Swelrd esiltcS
EXCEPTIONS on the SHin, Sors Throul, Pans III the
joints;
And the numerous sympo MS WHICH ,ncrely follow
his Uisrnsc.
Recent eases cured in two lncn days without tn.
use of Mercur, interruption fro II hn'nesa, uicra-
son in the mode OF living,
A medicine t, pre- eni Vencreai Disease lie oh
famed of tIr Johnson. 1t IS from thr pc of tbs
Baron Larry, Il celebrated i'remh Surgeon, an va,
used by han during ile Terl ca upul ms III which he
served a. surge N G aneral in is' F:ench Array.
Sold by DE-. Johnson, AT h,| o;trc. Those person
having any a.f.. ton OF Ven!rrai Disease, al rhou
Iaking sea voyages or rem wing To the count w"ui'
do well by sivng DR.. Johnson II call rs proper med
cinas for Their the sllrs time cai 10 put up
with written direc tious fu their
Office open from III the morning until 10 O'Clock a
light.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-18
U ,gT AGNEP $ LIQUID ODENT! Al

VA AGNER $ LIQUID GDENT! A.--Ii,>
y hcen bong nscd. 10th here and ia tho north
with uniform surcrss Tor cleansing aud w!Il,cuiu@
the tc"lh, und :cuuH4 he luut!ache rT'scGViF1
ike gums. pnr!Il ing IA br, a1h. aud rr,JVmg most
ulsrt Sos +" hir!l tie uuuth i Hhia In ;'her II"
nbUli or Ih!Hnt --tiHc tea srnHHu, m.t,a n WIZ
nlassiuI Of pure W !irr and 81 aypIIe 10 Ia
in usun man wIth br-L, W,iI ri.rrtuillv pres
vcut scurvy. auI ard OFT ltul t:crula.ing pain,
III" ,Cuth ncu".
Pnparr! only hv r. I. Wengcr, Ear cor Den.
list /" J. eilersVn CHl, -, and So: wholesale an.
retail by tARhEINN Il ". ,. Z lnul S.
il NJ r,'nj' i..! VI aEurG's 9 :, q lea
81 ADij!4LiiN v Aitt,- lie So. rrIhcr-. ualn.
~ taclnre!a and wh"lcsa!u dealers in s,hd,cr,
goods, no" receiving By late arrivals iru the
n"rit, IN Hh'iit 90 itc!r icfMtr stock. "a
s!ve assortment OF articles in iLtIr llna, among
Hhcl are inr iM.uNIUy. VIZ:
md !. Iili,ll .1rt
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-18

ROLLER HOE X ca.
SC.2LE or PRICES DouIb. TINS.
For tn,'' &c Sin of 80 each
c,!irdcr, n;:kinS 100 saws IN the stand,
viii! Feeders E;H's &c. a. s. i,er.nw, or 500 %
F'ra ihl,ie Gin Of 90 81 cl iil.Gr
o.. ~ SAWS in til" stand, feeders, &c.
:, $Ik'r saw, Or 72o 90
Foro of 10 saws on do Or saws ina
. S'i'i't, at 81 - per saw, 500 o.
For TO. ct ~ saws on do or 10 saws in a
s'.ad, e. 81. SO per s4w, or 600 o.
SIN CHE GI.;S.
For single GIN Of 81 Or more, with
cue set OF feeders, b@nts, &c. al Sc DER
:, saw $40 GO
For do Of co SAYS, with feeders, Sc at Sc
50 yer saw, 500 90
For 10. Of III saws, wild, feeders, S.c. So
u per saw, 500 GO
f"i 10. OF - saws, with Irc,."rs &c. at 81
- per saw, $50 20
Ex: ,ccli. here desired, FER fee ,lers, sl,nljed
20 cc''s each; the nnnt"r ,itccth being :nnt equal
HE number OF One clt OF feeders il is con
siercd however, will r''!r Ur Two or three sets G.,
SONS. Extra saw sno,.irI At 80 cents each
The Gins ordered viii be delivered TO The agents o.
planters an, I'll ti'e or the cotton l,4lt-
li''e States al tn" aho'c prices, the agents ,, u the
ii' iii IA the sane from Nca Yor. ,..l ,,r,ra,~ re-,
&i,.siic for iIie :4nui'i Of the GIN. 4 Gin uT;. Il,
WILDE sent witt, the tiin, to pa. 'l!rn mp where de-
slr,t; he c!arYes os wi'"sc scrvice VIZ be extra, t
mode rte.
lron running scarcan rs"'r ortr,c,l N!er. ,es.a,
CA rcaTr'!c ,c,s, but via Ne C;t,:st r\.r, Horse
powers OF ;'V 'c,rr'pt,"n l." iu,r.i,i,r on Tx,
terms. Small Steam en- M In ,:s, be ordered if de-
sired.
Il is desirable. when l''rl:l'. c:.c oraYs f.; ti!f
Il! SHOULD re"i"@, lit'n W i!.eI >.yys IN rc.,lr
10 l'."rHn,' nT NJ ca"s hrt~s&:s, L::!sl,ls &C. 1t
isl nn'f they dii,? oliiir". sa"s, desire Jaws oi
la 9,'r dr,u,it'ihl, others. 'ic mos, common si1.
Is or ~ inches; some WIs. tlen Il inches SONG
wish 3 on rows, h;iIsIcs axle, while others do
40, want more. t'th l., most. Some Wsh VITA
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-18

| 81 iEI > .tlI :, 'ri.As-. El.i siiES, Gu.---1i
4 lardin. from sup Cons tun, and for sal, W
10000 feet of glass, best quality, from &XIO t. - 9z
300 kegs white lead, pure; 30 d., green ,niu ia -
iihi. ktts II "T luam"d tins i'm hU h. l;hra4p:
&c Ioz snend, hjiUO ground brui,c ale, ufGnD AID
Goa DO: Laes green i'll pow dor; superior article
do Iii cnil~; large assortment of sash luns Of every
size and Inniy sable pcnc' for artist; hat marking
brushes for merchants; Artists coln5 in OIL ready pre-
purei, ~ bases, fitted - with all necessary br,shes
artists tools, ~.
Flake aud irn:ny white; CO packs gold lea; white
and yellow wax; in nr;bic ni! .'rgr iit ci,oc as
sentiment Of paints, dry cuurs oil, trrj,Gn1in, Yarn:!
Sc, for sale, wholesale ir retail, the lowest prices
by MONbE!LI,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-18

ORDERS RECEIVED FOR
Jones' P,}It!,%Y COTJU.N GI&.
By !hr P.ten"e, No. s. Magazine street, >,w Orleans
TO BE MANI IACTUR!.D ~ NEW YORK BY
ROBERT HOE 4 ca.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-18

GAS PEP lssrIEVi
G1s LSn BANKING C1Hp'y J,a,qry 3D. $50 (
'4\l!t Il It "ii of Coke being nlur reduced this COM
a. Iany viii t'nr' @h rs1urg Coal, il small quar-
tics, tn Their Gu ,ipmrrs.
Orders received ct the Gas Office. Bank Alley.
Ia3l r, W tfIlE S,.'v
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-18

f4NNCi MATCIICS--Ni tl brntituI ,,nin,ings
landing iron ship Alexander from Bremen, for
sale by a TpITi,
frba2 ri uor,,; -. q.
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4 t'ilo " Co, M. 3 i; CnurIics ST Get, are re-.
"'lv"g daily from their house in Pnl'hhrlphiu, an
egnnt and c"mp'etr assortment Of subst NM nj
and fashlnnah!" clnIhine. They invite the AT. n :
non OF the ;ihic. s they are warranted in saying
ina strhngcrs ana citizens rannn1 furnish them
-''v"s moo ud"antayeously il any city in tn"
uu"n-
N. -. few d zan elegant ivory handle um-
Ar''''", rom - to &c inches. Also, a LARGE lot
whI''!pnr rackirg boxes, v,rinu. Sizes very Io,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-18
JOHN GIBSON,
I.tjMSi)t.N.

lVrrtiy Prcss.-Wc the undersigned "gr"c to abide
ty the above oli,ions far us they are applicable to
weekly papers. u,rr,w
(SiCucd) q. -. t.hH "i.N'
t&$ No subscriptions are Ia ken for lie - than months
lsttcrs must Ia Ill cascs, be nust pad.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-18

= SlNi. APPLE Ciii.i.SE aud tiuSirn Btll,rr il.
I sor" "nd ldf sale iy READ n !iAESrDW,
MA" " !stnk Place
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-18

5nNDhit-iMni:csc Ct Ia> Powder, lust received
d, ,ul for s:.ie by S!;i!.i X l}iDNI
- Ni,r;.,c ct
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!, Exchange IIo;, Ger St Grizzlies & Con,,on's,
E1NLtiAN i hR '),Iir.--- lViIiam BcU lG Chur
hA tres s has this day received small assortment
oii@fSe 'nan"lle and mosaic or,aspils sc up in the
stvl,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-18

u PERM ChNNi.ES--:t" boxes jnat ,rcr;Yra ,ts,.
- for Sue ty SAMUEL. t. iil.hNt'il fD,
mar Is :}3 tirav.r
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,NE : Vie By,
~! iLNH' 't"ht'.H AG"It. No. lii.NrhHngn Place.
ia" f",IUGr'. A~", l.. iAr.,,Ansu. Au - Eu. ia,
Et.'r 80, W - Sos l..s,.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-18

~ lAE--l91 hoN's CIe,et and SnntcInc Wine. il
w store and tor sa'a. hv
ja2G CHA}iiI.lN & COOPER, G. Julia
iDALI: Ril?E-l10 Goa iiaic l;upc OF superio
> quality, for sale by
iel2 ISAAC BRIDGE: & Co, lai Magazine
sNo!tN-7oo bushels corn, IN STORE fjr za,5 by
~ CtiAmi'llN " Copper
ml5 - s - julia st
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ttA.-!76 tons it,e best lngli> coal, well suited
Z! i"l team h,'a use, on boa ba,p;' 4 brosu moan
New 'h'It, OF sale by Iip.N IS y i!i,.l.,
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-03-09
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN.

The following characteristic letter OF DR.. Franklin
has before been published far have been
able ascertain The original in the possession Of
venerable gentleman of this city,, who numbers four
and four years is conclusive against the often
asserted declaration that Franklin inclined inf
deity. We should be glad to know il the town of
Franklin received the books, and thew the
foundation Of parochial libraryBoston Trangcnpt.
"PAssy, March Is, 1855.
"My Dear Friend My nephew, Mr.. Williams, will
have the honor Of delivering you this line II is to
quest from you few good books 10 the value Of
about f25 such most proper to inculcate princ
pies Of sound religion, and just government. A new
town in The State Of Massachusetts having done me the
honor Of naming itself after me- and proposing to build
steepc to their meeting house il would give them
bell have advised the sparng themselves the expense
Of steeple at present. and that they would accept
books instead Of bell, being preferable 10 sound
These are therefore, intended the commencement Of
little parochia library for the Of society Of intel
gent farmers such country people generally
sist Of. Besides your works, would only men
ton, on recommendation Of my sister, Stennels Dis
Personal Religion which may be one book
Of the number, il you know it, and approve Of it, With
the highest esteem and respect, am ever, my dear
friend, yours most afectionately.
.B. FRANKLIN.
"Rev DR. Price"
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-03-09
/" b. FRANKLIN.
!" Rev. DR.. PRrcE."

1t will be seen by the annexed notice, that The citi-
zens Of Wheeling have prepared handsome pre-
successors" may be found as well entitled to the
respect and confidence Of the people, as the present
incumbent has been and thai those who have shown
this appreciation Of merit may themselves fnd favor
in the eyes Of all Virginia:
GLass.-We noticed yesterday in the Warehouse
Of Messrs. PlunkeI and Miller, set of beautiful
glass, neatly arranged along the counter, which is
worthy Of note, both for irs quality and the object
for which il is designed. II consists OF about four
hundred pieces, all Of the richest glass from de-
canters down TO Eyeglasses. lis destination may
be leirned from The etching on two Of The pieces,
which reads" To His Excellency David Camp
BELL Governor Of Virginia and his successors in Of
fce-From the citizens OF Wheeling" We were at
loss which to admire the most the beauty of the
glass, or the liberay and taste evinced by the do
nors and manufacturers. The cost of the sett was
between six and seven hundred dollars II may be
seen during the day at The warehouse OF the manu-
faclurers on Main street. Wheeling Times
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-03-09
THE BOUNDARY QUESTION.

This question appears TO be one of deep and
absorbing interest, and TO have strong in
fluence upon the commercial and money ope-
ratons Of the large cities at the north Of US.
The course which the authorities of the State
Of Maine may take after the agreement, en-
tered into between our Government. and the
British Minister, (Mfr. Fox,) shall have been
communicated 10 them, is Of the utmost i'm
portance. We regard that agreement as
taking the whole matter out of the hands OF
she authorities of the State Of Maine and
Province Of New Brunswick, and placing il
in those of the Governments Of the United
States and Great Britain. The language of
the agreement, though advisory IN form, we
regard as mandatory in fact, by the General
Government to that Of the State Of Maine, 10
withdraw their troops from the disputed terri
terry, upon the Governor Of New Brunsw ick
agreeing to do the same. IT that shall be done,
we look upon it that. all cause Of alarm will at
once vanish. Notwithstanding the tone Of
some of the Maine papers, we should think
that the Government of that State would
pause, ere they disregarded the Recommended
ton of the General Government. Were
they to do so, in what situation will they place
that State ! Can that State in such an event
expect to find herself sustained by the other
States Of the Unioni lf she does, we think
she will be disappointed.
As it regards the right of Maine to the dis
puted territory, we think there is but one
opinion; bui as the matter now stands, placed
as the dispute is, in the hands ofthe two Ma
aionaa Governments, and made the subject of
special negotiation by Congress, in the appro-
priation made by that body for the outfit and
salary 81 a special minister, we do not think
the other States of the Union will be willing
10 be dragged into war prematurely by the
rashness or stubborness Of single State.
Indeed, such was emphatically given out in
the debates on Saturday night on the floor Of
the Hall of Representatives by number Of
speakers. While national honor was to be
strictly guarded, in which all agreed yet, it
was contended that national interests were
not to be lost sight Of and wholly diuegarded.
We cannot but hope that the authorities
will acquiese at once in the recommendation
Of the General Government, and withdraw
her armed forces from the disputed territory,
and leave the question Of peace or war to be
settled by the Governments ofthe two nations.
Such course will rebound much more to
their credit, than one of opposite character,
in our opinion.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-03-09

"Tt Is possible that the Postmaster Generals re-
ply 10 Mr. Tanadges resolution OF the 9th, may
have been more brief than Il Otherwise would have
been In consequence OF the tone OF that resolution
which appeared 10 many 10 Be quite rs susceptible
OF an offensive construction as the reply
This Infamous addendum was unqueslionaby
either written dictated by Kendall himself, and APP
pearng as It does in the official paper, is 10 be con-
sidered as part OF the res gesfr and we now ask
Of the American people whether they will submit 10
iAis outraged Is Il 10 be endured that officer Of
10 the proprieiy OF giving civil or unciyil answers
to the calls made upon him from the Legislature OF
the nation1 Is he set mp his standard OF Ell
quetie and unless II be conformed blythe Senate or
House Of Representatives Of the United States re-
buke those bodies by cavalier responses to their con-
sIiIutional callsf Is Amos Kendall 10 constitute
himself the Arber Eieganfisyum OF the peoples re-
presentativesf We trust not We trust the Pre-
sideDi oil the United States, who Is gentleman al
least in all the outward observances Of life, VT,
teach this faiiened slaryeling that he must :, least
mind his manners.
For ourself, we do think, mat if ever there
was any one act oftha Senate, above all others,
that ought TO be ExPUNGED from the re-
cord and journal, It is the resolution above re-
iered to. declaring the apelogeticul letter from
the Postmaster General satisfactory and we
cannot hut hope, that one of the first acts Of
the Senate when It next assemblies will be to
cxpunge from the record the resolution, which,
as we have before remarked, was carried
through that body by stealth.