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which are now held Up TO the scorn < con-
iemptuous Indignation Of the whole civilize,.
world. And will II be believed, that in the
nin'eenth century, in an age of refinement
and intellectual progress, in the land OF lib
.erty, the exile's home, the prosecuted pa
triots asylum-wil il, can il be believed,
To future time, that the congrec ated wisdom
oi the nation made il a penal offence
to "agifaie" the great principles of human
liberty We Who FIRST kindlcd the watch
hres 81 freedom on every hil-top--we, who
unFolIed the great charter OF Che rights ol
man-we, among the first TO check the pro-
greSs OF the haliowed cause, which we our
selves were the first To advocate, the most
aSsiduous IN qurnching the pure fame our
righteous example is kndling throughout
the civilized world. But we may be told
that unless this iniquitous act had been
passed by Congress, we might have become
involved 10 war with England.
So, il has then come 10 thsi In our
beggady, abiect craven like fear OF ma
ton ace hare faeiee whipped, our Iawglvers
must he permitted 10 outrage every pyIncl-
pie OF justice, equity, liberty, and truth
the nerve and uushrinking valor OF past
age Of unequalled glorvs Gone, lost, swal-
lowed up in the whirlpool of blasting, un-
feeling avarlce, and quaking cowardice.
In order to avoid expanding a few dollars
and ceBts-n order to avoid a war with
EngIand-our national legislators have
made war upon liberty itself. VIII noi the
vIrtuuuS Indignation Of generous people,
compel their public servants TO erpunge
this fouI.and unseemly stain upon our stat
ute book? VIA not the press speak out in
defence OF It's own rights, which have been
so grossly trampied upon' We will not
doubt it !or moment. The spark will
kindle up coRagration. which will con-
sumo the odious abomination. The press
is the bulwark Of freedom let It's voice be
heard throughout all the borders Of the
land. - Old Dominion
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DOREPHUS ABBEY.
To Amelia Augusta and Arrabella Abbey
From Souihuick's Fanliiy Nc,e,Dao,r

CHevhLGER De LoRtMirR.-Tbatsu ch
men should he executed as criminals in The
Nineteenth century for mere political oacn-
ce,, especially ~ North america, is a
moral and political phenomenon, calculated
ia excite the surprise as well as the regret
Of every sound aud honest heart. Il shows
that IL Canada, al leafs, the spirit of the
dark ages is still alive. The same shirt
which would have consigned Calico to
Use fameS Tor believing that the earth and
not ne sun was revolving planet, has
consigned these unfortunate victims TO the
fibbel, Tor believing republican Govern
lHrot To be better than monarchy for The
prosperity and happiness OF mankind. The
Ialeoi De LoRIMfER was hard one for
"a young a man and that decided ma
puiN 81 The civilized portion Of mankind.
VIII al once pronounce il cruel and unjust
Is perhaps The severeSt sentence of con-
oemna'lon that can he passed npon the
"a'oa'onS practice OF hanging or beheadng
men Tor political opinions at variance with
Nose 81 Their prosecutors or tvrants. We
rave read with deep interest the letters of
De Lonmlrr, and his petition to Colborne
IuSt oeIofe ms execution and we take a
melancholy pleasure III preserving them in
'U' c"'umnS, as sad but precious memorials
%. noble spirited and heroic youth, who
V,Fa eion"uS martyr To The liberties of
hls native land.
we copy these interesting documents
.tom me swanton North American, of the
q" 9! August, "edted," says Mr.. Mac
Nnz'e' by Mr.. Thomas a generous and
rs'iyluc Upper Canadian )" and to this
We cneerinIl " add, that The North Ameri-
r "a Is a periodical deserving OF the most
"'S'a' patronage, on account of the many
.pp"'FSung biographical and historical
,'o ,e"'s winch It contains Of men and
,'.,en' IN Canada for the last sixty
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Public Notice.

Is he.eby given that the undersigned
will petition the General Assembly Of the
State of Vermont at its next session, shew-
ing that the Ferry now kept by Abel
Phelps, to whom the privilege of Ferrying
across the waters of Lake Champlain, di
viding the Towns Of North Hero and Al
burgh, in the County OF Grand Isle, was
some few years since granted, is in
danger Of being discontinued for want OF
some suitable person 10 carry on the same,
and insSmuch as the said Ferry is of the
utmost Importance TO the public, he will
pray that Honorable Body for grant OF
the privilege Of a Ferry from the farm now
occupied by himself in said North Hero to
the opposite shorein Albugh, for the term
OF ten wears from and after the first day OF
Dec, 1910, extending along The shore OF
said North Hero from the BIock-house
Point so called north 10 point of land
called Squire's Point and along the Lake
shore Of Aburgh from the point Of the
Tongue, north 10 the farm Of Abilah Pc
til in said Albnrgh.
THOMAS PETIT.
Alburgh, July Is, 1899.
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now she is o-p.h, and reekonsthat she shall
believe am married until she sees ii con-
iradioted in the newspaper. So, Mr.. Edi-
tor, II Won have any compassion upon me,
YOU win have the kindness To contradict
the story Of my marriage,
Il. T..
We deem il ~ more than our duty here
bv Ia inform ,he Hoosier gal that there is
not a word Of truth in the story OF the mar
rage, and that she can be spanked the
other half with perfect safety. An.
IL Tim losses The Hoosier gal, well fur
nish him instead, with halt dozen Yer
mont beauties, for he's worthy the best Of
them. There is no danger of Mer being
o-p-h wien half spanked either
ED. n. A.
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Dr.. EVANS
Camomite g. Aperient Pills.

nm Low SPlRITS.-Low spirits is a certain
W state of the mind, accompanied by indiees-
ton wherein the greatest evils are unprecedented
upon the slightest ground, aud the worst conse-
quences imagined. Ancient Medical writer's sum-
posed this disease TO be confined TO those particular
regions of the abdomen, technically called hypoc-
dnda, which are situated on the right left side
OF that cavity, whence comes the name kypocon.
rasls.
SYMPTOMS.
The common corporal symptoms are, hatuency
IN the stomach or bowels, acrld quotations, cos
uveness, spasmodic pains, giddiness, dimness O,
sight, palpit ations and often an utter inability Of
fixing the attention upon any subject ofimportancs
or engaging in any thing that demands yigor or
courage. Also languidness-ihe mind becomes
irritable, thoughtful, depending, melancholy, and
detected, accompanied with total derang cement Of
the nervous sysren. The mental feelings and po-
culIar train Of ideas that haunt The imagination
aud overwhelm the judgment exhibit an infinite
diversity. The wsest and best Of men are as open
this affection the weakest,
CAUSES.
sedenlary life Of any kind, especially severe
study pforscied to late hour in the night, and
rarely relieved by social intercourse, or exercise
dissolute habit, great excess in eating and drink
ing, the lmmoderate use Of mercury, violent pur-
CALVES, the suppression OF some habitual DISCHARGE
(as, the obstruction of the mcnses) or long conta
ned erupfons; relaxation or debility Of one or
more important organs within the abdomen, is q
frequent cause.
TREATMENT.
The principal objects ofireatment ara. to remove
indigestion, 10 strengthen the body and TO enliyea
the spirits, which may be promoted by exercise,
rearly hours, regular meals, and pleasant converse
lion. The bowels (if cosive) being carefully reg
ulated by the occasional use Of mild aperient.
We know nothing better calculated TO obtain this
end, than DR.. Vim, Evans Aperent PiIIs-being
mild and certain 10 their operation. The bowels
being once cleansed, his inestimable CamomiIs
Pills, (Which are tonic, anodyne, and snti.spss-
modIc,) are an iniable remedy, and without dis
puie have proved great blessing to the numerous
pubic.
Some physicians have recommended free use
Of mercury, but it should be tesoried to; as in
many cases tt will greatly aggraVae The symptoms.
70 The above invaluable medicines, together
wiih
DR.. HUNTS Botanfck Pills. DR.. Goode's
eelebrGfee Female Pills; DR.. ErGns' Ferer
E. .4gWe Pills; DR.. Erans' Soothing Syy-
| rap .for Teething, are entered according
10 act Of Congress, and the right to prepare then
has been secured ard are vended at 100 Cha,hasa
Street, New York, and BY the regular appointed
Age1fs-
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DIED.

At Reaohoth, widow Elizabeth Carpen-
ter, aged 100; numbering 10 children, rs OF
whom still Iiye) 81 grandchildren, So great
grand, children, and > great great grand
children.
In Philadelphia, Mr.. Simeon Moses, a
native OF HoIland-I0S years month; also
the venerable SHEPARD koLLocK, distin-
guIshed as a valiant officer, and publisher
of a newspaper at Chatham, New Jersey,
IN The revolutionary war, and since for ma
ny years at EIi2abcthtown-w where he was
houored with the most important Offices,
and lett numerous friends To mourn the loss
of his bright example Of patriotism, piety
and worth--SS
AT Madrid, 81. Lawrence county, on
the 9Th inst, Mr.. Solomon Lindsey, in
the soth year OF his age,-a soldier OF the
revolution.
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IMPRISONMENT OF MACKENZIE

"e 'ook occasion, at the earliest period
i"Ns'o'e alter the unrighteous sentence was
pronounced against this prosecuted man 10
Ni'eSs our delestation of the odious law
O"1ef winch he was convicted and the still
'"'ie odlouS penalty. We recur to the sub
l''' again, for the purpose Of laying before
'l' numerous readears the obnions Of
u'aefs upon the subject 1t is a question
rla' comes home 10 every friend orfreedom.
'he Congress OF the United States have.
II i"e passage of the abomnable statute
" which we refer, violated every princio,e
81 American liberty; the have outragec
,ae 'mft OF the constitution, and thereby
rave inflicted wound upon the cause OF
"e,,nom, which it will require ages 10 heal.
we were early taught To hate the British
government; and we do hate it still. and.
very other Monarchy, with what we think
. oe lnst aud holy hatred. We pray for
:, :, 'o'aI destruction, aud that ofeverv other
.'oDsIchy on earth; aud Tor the best of req
s''s' That these .Mcnarchies must fall. or
v~ republics Estate and federal) must be-
so'4e 'aoRGrchies. There is no other alter
t,.@"'e, no other choice, no other fate for
-. ..t'oPe and America. Tyfdany must per
80 "a Europe or ririre IN .imeriea. He
~, S.'J does not clearly see this, is dot from
s's haad oil nature; aud he that seeing il.
rs not pray for the destruction Of Monar-
-! sad lyrauy (they are SYNONYMOUS or
:, ,'. - ierms) in Europe, is an enemy
~ s,s freedom, prosperity aud happiness
ne passage Of this tyrannical edct. one
-. - me great Nnrthera Bear; the Auto
g % al The Rnssias, might cnpy after
- 60 respect II hleediag Pnls8I. which lies
80. as'77 beneath his iran heel, is lepraos
- - eeon our national history. The des-
~ha disgraced the name Of man in
'"s' are gone, passed similar edicts
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We feel disposed to tender our sincere
thanks to every American Editor who has
copied from the North American or Mac
kenzie's Gazette any thing in relation TO
the suffering Canadians. We shall en-
deavour to lay before the public soon a
list Of such Of our exchanges as have
shown themselves favorable to our cause.
Some of these papers however have for
gotten to give US credit.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-09-04

A CANADIAN HERo1EE.-Drs. Heberr,
Of Burtonville T.. C. was arrested last fan
and cast into dungeon in the Napierville
Jail, with the view TO compel her TO make
disclosures 10 the Government in relation
n the Patrinis, and patriot movements
Although Kept there alone upon br-a. and
water, she would not disclose anything.
Since we are publishing in this number a
catalogue Of British atrocities, let US here
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SEPTEMBER 4.
TO HIS DAUGHTERS.

Nv dear daug Many severe iFialS
have awaited VOC from your earliest child
hood bot that which y0u have now ia en-
oufe all ynar lirmuess YOU are now left
without D parent Tomorrow morning
closes my Earthly scenes. You have TO
bear up under the most Tremendous ordeal
that the mind Of female scGsibiliiy ever
enJuied. Bot have the consolation 10
believe that your ior,tude IS equal to every
contingency sud event of human life :
without the exercise of such sentiments,
existence would scarcely be blessing.
lcAyr Won now orphans under tie protec-
ton, trust, of nav relations and personal
friends. particularly commend you to a
great friend Of your mother, Mrs. Wood
ruh. Mr.. Wiley will no doubt take much
interest 10 your welfare. write from a
gloomy cell, .riug upon a bed Of straw
the guard viii soon call for The light, and
| must close. Since my sentence | could
no, procure materials for writing, tin this
late haUr of my existence, which have just
been furnished me by an officer of the gar
rlSon, by direction ot the sheriff. Present
me kindly TO kindred and friends. cannot
Discriminate, so farewell, my dear'children.
fou aIieciioua,e father.
DOREPHUS ABBEY.
To Amelia Augusta and Arrabella Abbey.
slept soundly aud quietly last night,
now feel as though could meet the event
with composure. The guard has not yet
called.
When shall the horrid system Of gov
crnment which could require such a lie as
Mr.. Abhry's be- bio1ed out from the face
oi'he earth! l-South,cick's Family Ne,cs
paper.
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Ran Away

NROM the subscriber on the 29th day Of July,
z 1880. an injeE-ed Boz, by the name Of
ALFxANDER McCATu, is years Of age. The
public is hereby cautioned against harb0rihg trust
inc, employing, or paying said boy, ior any SER
: ,ees De may render. snail hold al persons re-.
spoasihe who may hzrbor, employ or pay SAID Dos
~itboul nv consent vii paw one cen, reward
for the return OF said runaway, bu, no CHARGES.
JOHN McGREGOR.
AIburgh, July 81. 1899 Is-3v.
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Farmers

Will find at the Store Of The Subscriber
good Stock Of Scythes, Snatbes, Pitch
forks and Rakes as cheap as the cheapest.
Also
n. E. Rum al 55cts. per gallon.
ST. Cruz do. 95cts. do.
A. Gin 75cts. do.
A. Brandy 95cts. do.
Bbl. Salt at $2,34 per Bb.
Cod Fish at 5 l-2cts. per 10.
Summer Oil, list. quality at Scots.
Winter Sperm Oil at 81 ,25.
% Cash wanted at good bargain, for
all Sorts of Goods.
- Old Accounts paid for Cash, SC.
LORENZO PERRY,
SOLICITOR MERCHANT.
Swanton Falls, 10th July, 1889.
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Cheap as the Cheapest.

ETBEN'R w. BABCOCK offers for sale full,
II A and complete assortment OF all kinds o.
J. Z "A TIL Err,
snch as Is usually kept by manufacturers Of leather,
including the best southern tanned Sole Leather,
which he will sell at the low price of y-fvc
cents per ID, and all.other kinds equally cheap,
at the old Tannery formerly occupied by Henry
Sunehour, Swanton Falls.
He Will also pay cash, and the hish hest prices,
for Beef-hides, Calf-skins ard Sleeps pelts.
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IMPORTANT CONTRADICTION
Chicago III. Aug. 18th, 1889.

OHICagO III. mug. IoIH' IooJ.
To The Editor Of the Chicago .4mericaa.
Sill perceive by your yesterdays Daily,
that you have extracted what purports To
be my marriage from the Norh American,
paper published at Swan;nn, VT, which
states that was married about the first o.
July last, in Caldweii'S. Manor, Lower
Canada. Now, sir, have not been TO l..
C neither am ! married; and IL Won hal
known the irrrpatabie injury yon were doing
me BIZ publishing the said marriage, | agi
certain YOU would not have given II place
in your paper. The laci is, 81, heioIe The
OF tina marriage in your paper,
had Hoosier gal about half spanked; but
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-09-04

The entire cost Of defending Canada
during the recent troubles there, amount
TO El ,053, 900 sterling or nearly $5,000,-
O00. -KeeSUiHe Herald
The Herald should correct this error; the
entire cost of" defending Canada" as
The Herald is pleased TO call it amounts lo
nearly $50 100000 The 5,ooo,ooo does
not cover the extraordinary expenses.
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CONSTANTLY ON HAND.

IA NAPP & Cornwall, Auction & Com
M mission Merchants, St. Adams, will
sell all such Goods as may be entrust-
ed to their care at a Commission of five
per cent. Liberal advances will be made
on Goods before they are sold. Out door
sales punctually attended to--No mistake.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-09-04

70 The gay to punish Rogues.-The
Universalist Waterman and all other pa
pers that have copied the following para
graph will please receive our thanks. We
shall hold ourselves ready at all times to
reciprocate such favours.
The North American has been sent TO
many persons who never applied for it, in
the expectation that if they did not wish
to paEronize us they would immediately
return il, according to our request and the
usual custom There are some few per-
sons however who have ordered their pa.
pers discontinued 20 without paying up
arrearoges- 80 even after having received
them three, four or nearly five months.
DO they think such is the most honorable
course 10 pursue?-We shat hold such
persons up to the scorn and contempt OF
the world, unless they pay us forthwith.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-09-04

TIE CRoPs IN L. C.-In many parts
of this Province the wheat crops are near
Is ruined, BY the rust. In this neighbour
hood and il Dumfries, the crops are much
better than they are in many other places.
Brantford Z. c. Sentinel.
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remark that Madame Heberis children
were lief. unprotected in the streets during
her detention, her house having been
burned at the time Of her arrest, and her
husband being a refugee in the States.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-09-04
Tailoring Business

in all Its various branches, one door north of the
Post Office, where he will be happy to wait upor
those who will favor him with their custom
Garments, warranted to fit, and Of the very bes
workmanship and latest fashion.
~ Cutting done short notice.
Wanted, one or two first rate Journeymen.
st. Adams, July IL, 1899. 15-tf
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Buttons.

Consisting of Ivory, Pearl and Bone Shirt
Buttons, Gilt, Coat and Vest Buttons, OF
all sizes, kinds and prices. Gum Elastic
and Webb Suspenders, Emerson's best
Razor Strops, Shaving Boxes and Brushes,
Fancy Soaps, Periumcry of different kinds,
pocket Pistols, Percussion Caps, Lead PEN
ellis and Crayons, Patent french iron side
Combs, common do. back Combs, Ivory
DO. Wood pocket Combs, pocket Books &
w aets, Linen Collars and Bosoms, Neck
Stocks, Gloves, Silk and Cotton Hanker-
chiefs, Ladies' Gotten and Silk Hose,
GentIemens do.
Together with Variety Of Articles not
mentioned The above Goods will be
Sold for Cash, without reserve, so per
cheaper than ever offered before in this
country. Merchants and Peddlers supplied
at New York prices.
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OH CRACKY

"A first rate article of German Silver ta-
~ BILE Spoons selling at 25 cts, a piece,
tea Spoons do. 10 cts, A liberal discount
made to dealers.
KNAPP s. CORNWALL.
st. Adams, August 2Ist 1889.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-09-04
Highly Important I!

Nervous diseases, liver complaint dyspepsia.
bilious diseases, piles, rheumatism, consumption,
coughs, colds, splitting Of blood pain in the chest
and side, ulcers, female weakness, all delicate ard
mercurlal diseases successfully treated at DR..
EVANS Medical Office, 100 Chatham street
New York
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-09-04

That CASE WAS PIED, No DoUBT.-
Some time since we married Timothy En-
Hthorp. Printer, of Chicago, to very
respectable young lady on CaldweI's Man
or L. c., which was mistake entirely
II was Olirer his brother who perpetrated
that deed of matrimony. [.uem.-Wish
people would learn TO keep their fingers
out Of our cases, for they'll be the ruina-
ton Of US, il they don't
This mistake of ours has called forth the
following
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-09-04

III IGU SCfiOOL.-The fall term Of Cam
b "a bridge High School will commence the Sc.
cond day Of September. Terms ftuilion-Three
dollars per quarter.
J, BAKER
Cambridge, Aug, %, 1899.
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Fashionable Tailoring

NRANCIS McCADDEN, grateful for
III past favors, since he commenced business
begs leave to inform his friendand the public
generally, that be still Continues the
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Free Trade & equal Rights

NAPP & Cornwall have opened the
Store formerly occupied by n. d.
Wells OF II. Ibans; for the purpose of
selling Goods cheap. Their assortment
Of goods in part win eonsis, OF the follow
ing articles -
A superior article Of German table and
tea Spoons, Sugar longs, Butter Knives,
Forks, Desert, Mustard and Salt Spoons,
German silver Pencils. An assortment of
English and French Lepine
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

vEShllE subscriber hereby gives notice thar he
H. will prefer his Petition TO the Legislature
Of this State, to be holden in Oct, next, for a
Ferry from North Hero opposite Phelps Ferry in
Aburgh,to said Aburgh, for the term of ten years,
with such privileges of landing on both North
Hero and Alburgh, as has heretofore been usually
allowed in such grants,
ANDES HAZEN.
North Hero, Aug. 2S, 1929.
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RECEIPTS, since our last number. Hon.
c. P. Van Ness So; John Fadden, so IS;
Seth Oaks, per Joab Smith, so 10; Mer-
rift Foot, per Joab Smith, so 50: J. B.
Flint so so; Eunice Campbell 81 IS.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-09-04
w AT CT ES.

Silver guard Chains, plated and common
do. Watch Chains, Seals aud keys.-A
splendid assortment of
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cold &. PLATED JEWELRY.

Such as Cornelan, Agate and FiIagree
ear Ornaments, Agate, Cornelian and
French Filagree Breast Pins, Gold and
Plated Finger Rings, OF all kinds and phi
ces, Music Boxes, VioIins and Accordians.
A splpndld assortment of
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-09-04

Consisting oil Pocket, Pen and Dirk Knives,
EIliotps and Shepherds best Razors,
Shears and Scissors. A large assortment
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-18

'eS Tue election al Wing Speaker would th,ow +,
heavy responsibility upon that pary wnhou, the ms.
s'b'lly oil any corresponding advantage. With IN,
power Of tue Executive, and a moiely Of Compress.
opposed to him. and BIO h ANXIOUS to throw obs,ac,,s
IN his way. II is we CONFESS doubtful whether the
erection OF Wing Speaker would be ofm CHI bene6,
10 his party. Yet desire it, for one ,hi,g--sod
that is that unPaekea committees ofinyesliva,iop m,v
be appointed 10 serutinlze the condition ef,h, ,a
ous depaitmens,and 10 smoke out the rats tina, have
been 50 long growing fat upon the peoples money.
1t is time tina, rigid system oi ability should
be adopted, and this can never hone for so lo,c
as the Speaker Of The House is the vassa OF the Elk.
ecutiye.