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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-03-26

The true origin and foundation OF the claim
of the British Government upon the Territory of
Maine is thus candidly and clearly splaned in
the following from Canada paper:-
From The Morning Herald.
LOWER CANADA.-Both Governments appear
equally determined in asserting and maintaining
their claims to the (dispued) territory and euen,
If Great Britain had no claim aOhateuer to It,, its
vat,e to her Is so great that aUould be per-
ectly justabye to obtain 1t, because if it were in
possession Of the United States, it would COM
pletely isolate N. Brunswick and Nova Scotia
from the Canadas, in which case the latter
would be valueess to Britain. With it long
line Of frontier would be established directly in
contact with the French settlements south of
the St. Lawrence, by which means the inhab-
tants of that portion ofihe country could al
ways be kept in subsection by the loyasts be-
tween l.. Canada and Maine.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-03-26

u The men who fight tho battles of their
country are not exempted from the prescription
of Mr. Van Buren,. General Solomon Van
Rensselaer, the gallant soldier and devoted pat
riot who was severely wounded at the Battle of
oueenston, has been notified by Amos Kendall,
as we learn from the Albany Evening Journal,
that the President of the United States has Or
dered his removal from the Post Office at Alba.
ny. He was spared by Gen. Jackson for his
scars and services, but these could not
save him from the vindictive malice of Martin
Van Buren, There is great excitement in Alba
ny on the subject.
Gen. Solomon Van Rensselaer,, the Hero of
Queenston, has offered his services to Gov. Sc.
ward, as senior Major General of the New York
Militia, to command the troops in that State in
the event of war between America and Eng
land
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After quoting at some length from Gen.
jackson and Mr. Jefferson, to shew that they
had advocaled q sort Of Government 0r Irea-
sary bank, the Hon Senator comes to the
comfortable conclusion that this was pr.
cisely sslhe bank, = the .screatingn Of which
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-28
&c Il 1T reAR.
EXTRACT

FROM THE SPEECH or HENRY a. WISE.
~ fhs Ho~se Of Representatives. Desernssr ~ Is3s
First came the explosion Of the Pet
banks-hor come the explosions one AZ.
ter smother, ia quick succession, Of The
ub-1rsssOrsTs 1bo we're, or sGe to be
substituted for Bsnks. and will show
you that they prove all ever charged 10
be true.
] said that in December, 1896 when
Gen. Jackson gave bis certificate that ell
vas we'll. honest. fair, this very lsa.tes.
sUfeT. Swartwout, al New York, wss in
default S336.1le. Well, SIR, bow u 80.
pesrs that. IN twelve months sfer. be " ss
IN defsultio The iuns Of 81. OI6, 1851 sad.
three months after that time. yes . de.
faullsT IN the siill isrger sum Of 81 .225. 4.
100 80 Precious 10 ny offsmef At 10
yes,igalion. he bad been stealing public
money 81 the rate Of s56. 600 per annun.
.4Os fhS sat icas bsEisC, he stole IN one
year bf;e,D, 236 So. snd in the bsxl three
months s2OS. 80 81. Yes. sif. a(lsr tho
Presidsnt bed givsn BIN . csnifiesls Of
honesty and you. or. end the Hooss, snd
the COMMITTEES. and the E1scaliss, bsd
shielded him from al scrutiny, he stole 10
one year the sum Of e7hO. 2:58 SO, aad IN
the next three rnonihs 81 The Tsie of more
ihsn 5000. 900 per snnUm--his defalea.
too averaging. throughout bis Official CO.
TseF, ihs sum Of more than ti7O. 900 pei
snnum, fSF ssVsa ysau--snd ftis foo. NJ.
sys fofd, icifhosf Ne ksass sutDteisa IA
jsw may believe ii--bs, don1t"
Sir. ! 'aid lbs oibsr day that Gid no
Tejoies 20 the public losses snd eslaaiiiss
lbOagh ! coafssssd ! DID feel thnll o
triumph 81 having gained . victory 10
truth. The pet bank system and The cub
tFsssufefs have exploded, - said the,
would. sad exposed their A,ddsa sastni
Gls,, csaesalsd until they could be eon
eesled No longer bot 10 not reioice a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-28
EOm he National Ia.eliise.eer.

THE SUB-TREASCRY sCHENE.
Tho vote IN the Senate. ON Mosday
last. (lSih, upon the amendment propos.
ed by MIR. TALLMADGE 10 the Sub-Trea-
.ur, Bill Is too significant to be passed by
without psTiicular notice.
The motion Of Nr. TaIlmadge was 10
amend the bill by AIDING thereto the fol-
loving:
".ini 6en further enacfsd Tia, Whenever 4
Collector or Receiver SHAH dcposuc ,ny o. ihr
"puhhc money "a any bank It shall D. depost-
" cd 10 The credit OF the Treasurer Of he f.itrd
" states, instead % nc individual credit Of such
Collector or Receiver"
This proposition. the reader will please
10 observe, was not to require these Col
lseiors or Receivers 81 Keep the pudic
moneys ~ banks instead OF their ON
pockets, pigson.hsles. or safety vaults
but IL went 10 require these Official per.
sonsges. " ever they diJ deposte none
va sGy bank, 10 dsposits II ~ the credit
, Of the Treasurer OF the United states. IN.
stead OF their Individual credit Nv n
contrary practice, every one knows iron,
very resent experience. the nned States
may be subJeeisd 10 the loss Of millions
Of dollsrs Wbsn they can least spare the NJ
D "''s't - wv OiN VI
the public moneys To- the credit 81 tb0
Treasurer Of the United Sistrs 10 safe
banks. (sueh ss tho old United States
Bank and ITS branches not one cent as
ever lost Nothing eosld be moe obvi-
Gus. one would ibink IA consideration Of
the late notorious defslesiions ari.inz cot
Of the public money being lefi in tie
hands ~ individual receivers of il. than
The necessity II providing that hereafter
Individual officers shall not touch the mo.
ney al ell. bot Il shall be pad. 10 ell cases
directly TO the credit Of che Treasurer Of
'hs United States, instead Of bsinE paid
"a any case where ii u possible 10 asoi,
". 10 the indiyidusl cfs9ft 81 The Collsc
TOT o: Receiver. The motion 81 NE Tall
msdge, however. Did not 20 - lhi'sxien
81 requiring dsposiies 20 Le 20 made Of 81
moneys received. bot only 30 declare Tia
whsn public moneys are placed 10 Back
tlsy sbsllbe placed there 10 the credit o
ihs right oNneT. add subjected to bee con
troi, iustesd % beng subject 81 the contfo
iadividasl', who may jfAu the Vhol,
oct by ihsif checks. snd be o. snh IL q
Liverpool o. 10 Texas before you eau o.
JACK Robinson. This most fessonabls az,
unsfoePl'ons6ls pfoPesit,on Wss vote
doWai
II We eanbo, eoacsive Of any thing lha
cas- more fully illasfsts The shols Scoops
ssd ana sim. u The Sub. Tfsssgry schsu
thsh this very vote. n 4 does rot ops
tie syss that are yet bind 90 The odiou,
nsss q this protest surely nolbihg uill.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-28
THURSDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 1S 1882

dear fIissds and sLiss Of the Admini,:r.
ton party. With no motive. whatever.
sos unfriendIiness. but With sincere re-
'Peef for bis personal character we have
used oui privilege ~ coud uctors Of On in.
dependant press. in that spirit of comfy
and Politeness which " ouid mark our 10
tcrceurse in private life with q gentleman
whose opinions did not agree With our
o~o. but who. on that account. ii did not
become us TO injurs. Bot MIR. Mason .
Puhiic course a. public man 10 open to
review and TO criticism, and 10 q fair add
Legitimate subject for Ne to comment on
And he may rest assured. that no de-
nunciaiions Of his shall ever prevent u,
from entering upon It's exami. alton.
whenever u shall. IN our opinion, call for
notice at our hands.
Mr.. Mason i, pleased. in the concIu-
sion Of has letter. TO speak Of the faith"
That may be put IN statements OF this pa
per made with reference TO him. We
have not the honor. TO be sure, Of Q seat
on the floor Of Congress, nor 10 be nun.
bered amongst the d,eni,aries Of the land.
% Mr.. Mason has. hut. We can assure
him that in all that concerns good name
and reputation we will not place our.
selves one iota below his own: that We
have quite as much regard Tor the accu.
racy Of ell statements made on our own
authority. IN the columns Of this paper,
- he can have for those he makes in
hrs speeches IN Congress-,hat wa have
nevery iabored under the iameaiabIs de-
lu.'on OF consideIing political e.sawing
10 be political ndependenee-and that vs
have . guarantee In the confirmed and
increasing supper. Of the gen,lemsn's
commitments. ~ yell as in the uniform
conduct OF this paper. that the assertions
made by its editor on any and all subjects.
are full as worthy Of faith" receive
equal credit. with those ushersd forth uu-
der ihe high and imposing signature Of
the Hon. Jas NJ. Mason" himself
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-28

ms MKT PRESIDESCY.-Inep present
oeeasiOa seems TO be . "a one Tor us to OK.
press the general enthusiasm which 40
believe TO be felt BY the Wing patty geo.
orally m this quarter 10 favor vi the clec-
ton VI HENRY Clay - their Candidate
for the nsHt Presidency, and Of the deed.
ed preference which seems to be mani.
Tested Ter him over ell other candidates.
"A preference bsssSer. subject 10 lh.
dsslsiVa 81 = Nsnonsl Convention. II
might possibly have hseh better that The
slsIns VI the several candidates. fof the
nsEt PrsHdeney should have fsmAins
~ithout discussioR until aboai The time OF
the meeting Of the Hsnonal Convention.
II mot being pfobsbls that Any good could
arse out Of the premature sgitstiOn Of the
subJsct, although nueh evil might ensus.
unless the claims Of the different cssdt.
dates should DO set forth 10 the pfops,
sp'rit OF asnisy AID 10 such msnrsr 90 nsl
W engendsT feelings Of slfifs sad isalrV
but the question has already kssn disease.
ed. snd, 81 such time, 10 remain s,l.a
might be esnsidered - . unanifsstaIon o
indiaersnes, While the fact is, that o,
strong are The feelings hers Ptsvaillns u
favor 81 Mf. Clay. and such - the enthu
sissn msn'fssisd IN hrs support, thu, ",
should nos b pTspsliy feprssssl,ag M
public seshmsht wsfs We 10 Fsfsss 4
give them uslsranss. o. 10 leave u 10 b,
lsfsHed AtosFh silsnss that h,s slmifsr
hsrs vsfs bsAiad his mesl sIdsnt sdvo
Gates - he sxpTsssioa Of their aslschasso
70 The nan. o. 81 dsyotisu u The sappol
Of h's ssass. 10 sls.sinG this pfsfsIsnc
lhovsssF Zoe Mr.. Clay. II mus, siWsys b
onnsidersd ~ suijest 20 che dfsision
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-28

Hf y. H. PHILLIPS, rsa.
Inc i"ho~ing exquisite Song possesses grea,
beauty and parhos:-
The summer moon was t~am,ne bright.
M earth was baih'd in silv'ry light,
wnen oy tomb Of spotle>s white
mother kneit in prayr-
Iier babe was ON her breast
In sweet unconscious rest,
Then Plaintivcly she thus addfcssJ
Her infant Stumbling there:
"Ch. sleep, my darling, slrcp.
BAD vigil must keep,
lou must not see your mother weep,
Nor witness her despair
Ah' tell me Of that smile which scems
me omen OF your infant dreams,
Aso'er yonr baby face 1t beams.
Be,ckcns Joy or worl
Say, IN your slumbers light,
In visions fair and bright,
hour Father meets your happy sight
And you, that Father know
Oh. sleep. my darling. sleep,
sad vigil ! must keep.
lou must not see your mother weep,
Unseen her tears must 1o~.
To me no happy dreams arise,
Hepo>s nv wsdovd pillow flies
have not clos'd my weary eyes
Since his were ci1sI on me,
hut you can swccty rest
Upon your mothers breast,
Allho' with sorrow tbs oppreSSd,
Its er,efs can harm not thee
Then sleep, my darling, sleep,
Sad vigil ! must keep,
You must net SEE your mother weep,
Her tears must yicwicSs be.
And still her plain,iye lullaby
She sang unseen by mortal eye,
While yet her orphan boy did lie
La slumbcr on her breast
But soon II died away,
And when the rosy day
Shonc forth, both child and mother Iay
In sweet eternal rest
For with the miSts Of night
Their spints wing'd their fight
To realms OF endless joy and light,
To dwell among the blcsti
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-28

seems 10 have been hardened in suil,.
until bic victim vac brought from M.
grave. to Be his scouser, and pubic Gus.
P,e'on had fastened upon hinssIf q the
oefesdes.
There 10 no Plausibls ground upon which
! Gan inserposs. unless il b that the pri
soner has become insane since Li, con.
viciion. The Revised Stasu,.s p,o,id.
Tor that case. by suthssisiag the Sheriff TO
Summon jury 10 ascertain The prisossr's
insanity, and upoa their verdict the Shs.
nh Is required to suspend the execution
until he receives . vsrrsnt from the Exec.
uiive. or from the Justices Of shs Supr.m.
Court.-[2 r. 9. 517.1
Psinful ~ 10 the responsibility east uoou
me BY this application, I am satisfied tina,
II cannot be granted without establi,hins
a precedent, which will leave the Exeeu.
tive without the power 70 withhold its
eiemency IN almost every instance where
the law prsseribss capital punishmsn,.
wM. II. SEWARD.
The execution Of Lsugel:,oek place in
the presence Of :hs Judges OF the Court
Of Common Pleas. Sheriff add Dsputie,.
Constables. acting District Attorney, tvo
Physicians, two Clersymen, and Twelve
citizens-the laws Of Nsw-York reouiring
executions to DO made privately.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-28

The Bank Of the United States has
subscribed one hundred thousand dollars
toward, building steam packet 10 sail be.
tween Philadelphia aud England.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-28

'ns' oooy 10 winch the Wing Party has
committed The ultimate settlement Of the
question, and TO whose umpirass We BE- i.
lievs that every liberal minded maa Of
the party will bow with due Difference
sad rsspsei. For ourselves, should Gen.
Harri'on be preferred by the National
Con venticn to Mr.. Clay, We should yield
l,m ufsoPPors. not with petty or gruds.
isg spirt. bot with that hearty aequiss.
eenes which would result from Q canvic-
s'on that the intsrests OF the country might
Do safely reposed in his hands, ss IN ths
keeping OF one. who, from bis ability
would be capable. from has integrity vor
Thy. ADD from his many public services
deserving of the high trust. To Mr.. Clay.
however. the preference 10 gwen, ss We
believe that to him there is q debt due
from tho people which nothing skor, OF
his election 10 THE PRESIDENCY can
cancel.
PASSAGE OF THE sUB-TREAsrRY BILL.
IN THE SENATE.
The following are the Ysas and NAYS
taken IN the u. 5. Senate. on the passage
OF she S1e-TrsssUry Bill through that bo-
dy few days since.
The Substitute offered by Mr.. Rivesvas
voted down by the Administration mem.
beu-feas Ia. Nay. -.
A motion was then made 10 nd the
original DILL, by MIR. TalIn adge, go a. To
make Il obligatory on The officers 20 Sepo-
SIT The moaey 10 the cIedi, Of the Trrasu.
rsr. THIS. too. was decided in the mega.
tive by the following vote:
ftAS-A-ssIS. Bayard. Clay Of Ry., Cri,tcn-
den, Davis, knight. Mek.an, Merr,ek Niche
las, Prentlss. Rive. Robinson, Rugg.e7. sevi.E.
Hh'"n OF ind.. spence, swift, Tallmadse, Web
sier, White, ioung-2o
NAiS-Messr,. Allen. Peaton, Brown. Ruch-
annn, Clay Of Ala, FULTON. Hubbard King.
Linn, Lyon, Morris. MOuion Niles, Norven
Pierce, Rome. Smith OF Conn. Strange, walker
wall. Williams Of Maine, Williams of Miss
Wrieht-21
The question was then taken on the Fl.
nal passage Of the bill. and VIC. decide
IN the affirmative, as follows:
lEAS-MeASrs Allen. Benton. Brown. Buch-
anan, Clay OF Ala, Fulton. Hubbard. Kin@,
Linn, Lyon, Mculon, Nicholas. Niles. Nosy.il'
ilerce, kosne. ROblnSon, Sewer SmlIh 81 Con,
Siransc, Walker, Wal, Williams Ct Name.
Williams Of Miss, Wright, Noung-2G.
NAhS-Messrs. Bayafd, Clay Of Kentucky.
Cu''enden, Davis, Knight. Mexican, Merric.r,
Pfenl'st, Rive. Rugsles, Smith OF Indiana
Spence, SWIM. Tsliinaose, Webster. WAi,e-IG
Ten Senators were absent. Theirprs
senee. however would not have affected
the fate OF .he bill. twill next snake At,
Appearance in the House Of Representa-
hvss. whore il will sleep the sleep oil
death. Had the Senators from Nor,i,
Carolina. Looisiana. Mississippi. Illinois,
and other States. obeyed The in,uuctions
OF their constituents. II would hayo re.
ceived IFS quietus in The body in which it
originated. These very democratic gen
'lsnen. however. think nothing democrs.
'ic but that which 10 IN accordsues wah
tue views Of the President. The "ds.
mocracy Of Numbers" when IL 10 against
them. by process Only known 10 them
selves Is Immediately mstsmorphossd IN
to son'sihing smiDsntly federal"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-28

The application TO the Legislature by
MIR FRosT and his lawful wife. for q d.
vovce. on grounds heretofore alluded 10
IN this paper. has. We are glad 20 perceive.
been rejected IN the Assembly - Esv
York .f,a,pic1n.