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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-12

es,sh!ishment OF dsaots.. IN each rilitia district Of
me oni,ed states, ne he may deem necessary. for
me salekeePing of munitions aud arms, and as the
MAJ be called fotth.
3'th' That the onioers. n-on-commissioned Off
GERS, arrhcers musicians, and privates of volunteer
or mlii,ls, ~ the service Of the United States, ex-
cep, when called, az provided for IN tho 18th head
: al pc cnutlcd t. the like compensation, in ease Of
uisa uitN. by woaads cr other Use. incurred in the
service, as ", or may be. slio sOd TO ~oficers, non
COMMISSIONED oIiceie, ~ettiicers. musioiRns, and.r
Yates o. the Army ofthe United States.
3sth. That the several corps OF volunteers ,hieh
now exist II thu ~eyorai States, end n what m.n-
ncr soeser organized, be not d;srfi,ed o. d.Dr,,d
III thefr accustomed privileges; tui =eSc5thriee b.
~snhj5ctt 20 such oeSirici'oGs as Iseir reE3cctiyc Leg.
isiatrT. = may direct, sad 10 al, other duties -scu,r-
ed ~ Ia, system, n F's Mariner with the Other
militia.
Ssh ThattSs legislatures or ae serssal States
. : az, EARLIEST r'Ilcd Of ;.nc after the adop,ioa OF
uais syst1ti. enact srch iaIs a. may - accessory
To enroll sud cs$-nl-c ,ns si itIa e tie ics1Sctiyt
states, according 20 the prSyisiOas contained here.
IN: provided that, unul Srch curuiluicat ard organ.
zao1s e UElde, the ekisiisg i,Ws governing IA.
militia %L.ach state - cOnsi&ersi "a Siill in force
sofa. That the. tS;.a nilt', 81 he United State
sHali be -. cors -ued a. To embrace --iiiun II.
r'can;ry all yrCoTs, Of whatever description, not o
the q Eu.ei rfny % the United STATES.
KCSpcg duly saknoatfaI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-12

- Nv WV ~ = fAAARf w
the Circuit Superior Cosrt 0fLaw ald Chancery
III de D Rice, Con pisnant
against
Mcscs w. Chcpline and Fksne,er Zn,e. ad-
niiIsirators with the will annexed OF noah
Zlnc deceased, and Ely Dorsey and Mary T.. his
vile, late siary l.. Znre, ard Fbtnezer Zane,
lamcsC Johnston Rni Sophia his wile, william
w. Shriver and Caroline his wife, James A. Me-
clean apd Mary his wife, Platof Zane, Hamp- -
den /lre, Elizabeth Zane and t.nrnelia Zane. y
which SAID Mary T.. Dorsey l. the widow, and q
winch eaid EhenCZsr Zane. Serbia Johnston. :
Caroline shriyer, Mary Mclean .PlaioI Bnmr- y
den, Elizabeth and Co-ncia Znne, are the chill z
9ten and hers at law OF = och Zanc, late ofO- :
mo county, dCcceecd-nnd, Catherine r.. NIL /:
SON DAVID r. Wilson. Elizabeth w lson, Alex
ander NIson, and firsioia Nils.n. ohldrn
ahd heirsa At law OF Marcus Nllrcn, late Of Paid
county OF Ono, dccerscd, and Alexander H.
SON. ndinlnistrator ofthe estate Of he sad Mar
us hison, deceased. ID, PENDANTS.
las wife, Catherine r.. Wilson, David T.. "A il.on. f
llzabeth Wilson and Virginia Wilson, not HAVING
entered Their appearance and given security Accord
ing 10 the act OF assembly aud the rules OF this
IouLi, and II appearing ny satisfactory evidence
that theV are not nj abita nus OF this common Eealth
81 inOton OF the complainant by C0Unsel, 10 ~ 81
IcIeg mat the said defendants do appear here on
lhe hrst day OF TIE next fail term of this court, and
answer The SAID comrlaInanps bill, and that a copy
oi TINS order be forth with inserted in some newsrs-
per printed in the ci;y Of " heellng ~! W. months
sueccsslyeIy and posed at the hontdCor Of the court
house ci ONO county.
"A copy ttste,
ALEA- T. LAIDLEY, Clerk.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-12
Hon. X. NJ. T. HrSrxs.
SPoatsr u Gs Ho.ss Of e preventative

Thu hill "a known to he odious TO the pcoplc. IL,
Objectionable sssture, sre secn by the party in power
aud the members scttry hard TO .h:e;d The Plo-;Ienl
frc;n the olium Of it, but ii 4 impc~sible. There
a;s.sj- lie Presidents hand in hi. Message of Dec. Q
1889.
Il CANNOT TOO STRONGLY TO rouN
CONFEDERATION rur PLAN FoR oRGASI-tNs Tur
MILITIA PROPOSED nv Tnr SECRETARY AT Was
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-12
June %. 1910.
ATCTI n SAIES

ny r. LENNON 6. co.
or WEDNESDAY the 2ath INST, At II o'clock
at thcHurt,on stores 81 BuchGnan's whsrf baltimore
1907 BAG RIO GREEN COFFEE, Catalogues
may be prepared and the Sang les m ay DC examined
the day before the saie. r. l.. n co.
iulv oI-3t-RA
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-12

yIRSINIA-iS cnAxcsAy.-At Iulcs held IN the
clerks Office of he circHii SUI. rior court If law
aud chanceIy for the county OF ohi" IN the month
Villain Il. Peterson, administrator of all and
sinzrlar Ihe soods aud eha''eis' nsh,s snd credits
D,v;d Avyerle. James Waters, Daniel Zane. Jacob
T. Bier. ana lloyd @. Hughes, and Ebenszer Nc
Defendants
no, hayt,x rnt,,-d their APPEARANCE ard given setu-
rty according 10 ih.s .Nct OF assembly Ind tie rules
q IN Court, and II SopNs,hs . sausas.uCny ~
On noticn of the compIat.1 "a ats by counsel, u Is or
dercd tha, the seid defendants 40 .kbear n.ts OF
the FIRST day OF the nsNt fail te.T. I. msSneisehtet
het appearance, sive security TOR snSuc, an H. ~
toe decree, IN tins cause, and file thu '1hsSet 70 WY
c"mpiainanis biil, az othd vice ceien6 sss,isJ IA
that a copy If this ORDER be or,hwi,h .. isS 70,
some newspaper printed IN the city Of vince. Wy
two mohths ssccessively and posted at the 'N-
door oil the court house OF Ohio county.
ALEX T. I.AIDLEY. CIerE<
V~iRGINIA-Ix cHANcERY-In the CITemi sn--T-
or Court Of Law and Chancer, for Ohio County .
on ne chaneery side thereof
Moore, Clarke Co. Complainants
Henry Mould ct al. D,6.nS,,,.
6enSy MoaiG and Peter sne N sSSss m Ne 3St S esgss
mat ON ihG l3lh day Of October newt between The
Office of George James Esquire In The low n Of Ems.
vlie IN the Stale of Ohio, the coInplsinanis viii
'dhS nc utposlnonS OF Isaac X can and others: and
On the lstn Gay OF October next bet wecn the sp no
hours at the office of JGrCs ; " heat in The CIV
~ wheeling the compIainants will take The deposi-
hohs ~ Charles L.. Strong. and Others, Il be rsaL
ha evidence on the hearing OF the same cauq,:
lshouldthe sad deposition NOT be completed on the
10y mentioned at either OF the said places. The fa-
King thereof vii be adjourned from DAY 10 day he
WIEN the same hours aud 1T the same place
MOORE, CLARKE L. co.
Ey James :. Wheat. tktir At,urn,v
NRCULAR-AlMWELL SEMINARY NTARI-
~ lNNlLLE, OHlo.-Aim to do well. for. wha,ev
eris worth doing at al In worth doing well; and learn IN
10 well.
Thislnstiiution is a Female boarding scbool con
Quoted uTOn the Aimwell system for mental and MANN
al learning. that affords a home education. ,mpartins
the general substantial branches of TUITION. uh,h CT.
cites the requisites, and induce the useful requirements
oiFemalc literature and learning. not learning to la
bonr but %laboring To learn; with a government over
mind and manners lcnienily and strictly introduced
and maintained, hnG n discipline induciye and not co.
ercive applied with assiduiiy aud prppTieiy on the efi-
ciency ofe1perience under the presiding inhut nee Of
n training up III tho nurture and admonirioD of good
ness, by the Principal
u. WRIGHT.
N. B.-Terms for board ard tuition, $50. to 800
per nnnum, payable quarterly in advance for further
particulars address Ihfu' the poet office. post paid
MErtins ferry.
M4TUnsfeuy, June %. 1910.
AUCTI N SALES.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-12

IA hcie. Also, so boxes mould Candle. ,ps, rccei.
I VIZ hr sale by w. b. TYSON.
mar IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-12

MECASKEY, PALNFk g. co,
Manufactured and Importers OF
Err HAEGINGS Il BORDERS.
NO. 10 -hdrke. street one door ADORE I roat.
PITT PA.
Rags Tow, and Tanners Scraps taken in trade.
A. the highest prices. innt o5-2 W '
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-12
ALe-NNNbtN A. LAtDisEf, Clerk
"A. Caldwell, tor Comp. aug Is

NlkGINlA-ro wIr;-At rules held in the Clerks
Office Of the Circuit Court of Law and Chnnc,rv
ios Tyler County. on Monday tho 9th day Of July
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-12
CASH SYST EM.
BURBBAYGE q KELLER.

BURBBAYGE q KELLER.
NO. 1863 Main ,froeL
Sr. LOUIS, Missouri.
Ha1lLL devote particular attention to a yeLsraI
Commission business. Sioreing, Purchasing
Selling, Receiving. and Forwarding.
Prom long experience. accompanied with punciual
iiy and attention we solicit business.
REFERENCES.
Mkee. Harding & Co. Wheeling. Va. w. & r. TAR
We.sburgh. Va. Merchants gcncrn!ly ia Sienhenyile.
u Pittsburgh. Pa, Cincinnati, Louisville, XIV. 81
LOUIS Mo. as also on tho rivers, viz, Up.er Missis.
suppl Illinois and Missouri, ard Steamboat Captains
ana CLERKS generally Wheeling. Aug. -. 1870.
sieubenviilc Herald publish TO amount of 81. send
. COPY OF me parer TO nd, ertiser. and charge this Office
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-12

Dickinson. Joel Shrewshurv.O
Lewis R,;tfner. Moss M Fuqua.
John ID. Lewis. William ID. Shsews-
bury oUd Joseph ID Stniton. tra. !
ding and dealing under the firm Of
D~iekerUn. Ruilncr a Co. Com
plainants.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-12

'lRSINIA.-At Rules held in the Clerks office OF
the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chaucer,
ior tae county OF Ohio, IN The month of angust,
$40.
Henry Moore, John T.. Clarke and Mark
Douglass, late partners IN business under
the hrin, name, and styie Of Moore. Clarke
4 Co. CompIainnnts In
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-12

14NOR convenient dtoeliac House, SIIo.
~ Tod ON Main street, in a business par Of the civ.
Attached to the house is n valuable store.rocm
Possession given Immediately. For ierns aptlv 10
ap % FORSYTH, MOORE a. CLARKE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-12
HOUSE OF REpREsENrATNEs, -,
WA DrrAarnrNr. March 90. ls4u

g.fsrrcl 20 ths Committee on hs Md'i'd'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-12
NOTICE

PASLNfS ln~tenGing 10 send Their daugh,rfs TO
fIlladeiphIa for.educ1tlor, vii find = dosr1ble cit
Gauon IN the school under the care Of Prof. J. II.
Agnew. Only a few are taken into the family, and
ihese parents may rest assured, will have every at
tenuon pail so them.
For particulars see circulars az the off &c or S,m1
Atkinson, 20 atS . SO
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-12

OO1ING CLASS MANUFACTORY-Whole.
~ sale and Retail Looking Glass Mandatory. No.
~ Market ST, opposite The Masonic Hall. The
snpscIloeTs respectfully announce To- the citizens Of
"heeunk and vl,inlty, that they have on hand a
7 Be ana splcndId assortment of Looking Glasses
vi, tnclr, own Manufacture, the workmanship a.
when thcy warrant inferior to aone ia the Union.
ahu whi9h they are determined u sell on The mos
reascnat !e terms. Also, Gilt and Mahogany FraInes
OF every disruption and quality made = order
va DHt, Mahogany and Fancy Frames rcuaired
" ~ heatest manner. J. 9 HARBOUR IL Co.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-12

VIRGINIA: At raj = held IN the ClerSe office 81
the Circuit Superior Court GfLaw AID Chancery
Tor TIVE county OF OHIO, in tao month Of July, lsi6.
IL az. u RICE, Goa plaInant
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-12

TlPPECANOE TENT BOON,
Being n guido 10 the PRINCIPAL events in the Life Of
Gen. Harrison compiled from Mics Register. and O,heI
ahihenlie records. just received and for sole by
arg 10 Pile & C~ApvECOD
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-12

HeRENTLINGEKS AMERICAN HAIR DREs-
ED SiNG.-The subscriber would respectfully in
form his friends and The pablo generally that lac has
opened the aheve establishment At No. 1877 Main ~,
for The reception Of all shose that will please 20 favor
him with their cu-iom.
". d. Wigs curled and frizscis made 10 order.
july S-3m SAAiL. BRENTLINGER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-12
eIdln-C ompIainant.
nnnrngr

'ihrINIA-iN cuANcERY-At Rulcs held i, tho
ClCrks Office Of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
ana Chaneey fr the County Of Ohio. in The month
OF Augusi, 1910. "'"
Henry Moore. and John =. Clarke. late mariner. =,
business, under the firm Of Moore a CIa,Lo"C.@
plainanis,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-12
ny James 5. Wheat. iktir Irern,y

N. B-Terms for board ard tuition. $50. to 800
per nnnur, payable quarterly in advance for further
particulars address thfu' the poet office. post paid
MFrtins ferry.
| ATLrIn.fnrr In o. fSIn
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-12
against

NIRGINiA-At rules held in the Clerk Office oc,b.
Circuit superior CoBu Of Law and Chancery sor Inc
county OF Quo IN the monk Of August 1910.
lhe North Western Bank Of virginia Conplainsn,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-12
against y
Henry Mould, and Peter Numscn

cHAScEKY-At Rules held in The
Clerks office OF the Circui, Superior Court of Law
and Chnuoery for the County vi Ohio. III the month
OF August 1910.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-12

1aiL y LEAInEE-i6 65is brown Tofoc,s
~ OIL 100 sides Best Spanish Sole Leather. m.,
received and for sale by SOLOMON
June % &c, WAFER street
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-12
ALEX T. I.AIDLEY, CIsrk<
ID. LANs, for Conp't. aug NJ
Complainants

HANcERy-1n the Circuit Suetr.-
or Court Of Law aud CHANGER, for Ohio Conu,y /.
on the Chancerys side thereof
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-12

Al rs. LYON viii open a SEMINARY for Mis-
e.. on Monday. the 20ih inst. The number Of
,upiIa limined, application cHn be made ci her resi-
ienco corner Of Hamden and 9Th SITS. Lessons given.
Pm the Piano Forte, as usual. july If.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-12

NV hOkk HATS-Jusi ~rrce.;r, n, - rrr
yl'aO'o hai aLe Cap Store. No~I79. Main a,es,
Nsw~ eox SUPERIOR Hais uanmigciur in Inc Cuysf
wish fsg sApI-ssiy Ior this Market Those Who
'"'.h DC grc puschas ing oitcwhssc
an ~, AZ. McCALLAM, Opposite Va. Hotel.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-09-17
EDGEFQEED ADVERTISER,
w. DURISOE, PROPRIETOR.
TER NJ S .

Three Dollars per annum, If paid IN
adpunce-Three Dollars aud Fifty Gents
if not paid before the expiration of Six
Months from the date Of Subscription
aud Four Dollars If not paid within twelve
Months. Subscribers out Of the State are
required to pay in aduance.
No subscription received Tor less than
one gear, and no paper discontinued until
all arrearages arc paid, except AT the OPP
,ion of the Publisher.
All subscriptions will he continued un-
less otherwise ordered before the eXpIra-
,ion of the year.
Any person procuring five Subscribers
and becoming responsible for the same'
shall receive the sixth copy gratis.
Advertisements conspiououSly inserted at
624 cents per square, az lines, or less,
for the first insertion, and 43a cts. for each
continuance. Those published monthly,
or quarterly will be charged 81 per square
for each insertion. Advertisements not
having the number of insertions marked
on them, will he continued until ordered
out, and charged accordingly.
All communications addressed TO ihr
Editor, post paid, will hc promptly aud
strictly attended to.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-09-17
HARRISON MELODIES.

"Wel did Fletcher of Saltoun say,
Give me the making of the ballads OF a
Nation, & any one may make their laws. y"
Troy Whig.
The abuve quotation from the Troy
Wing, was applied 10 The miserable trash
published as The Log Cabin Song Book; {;
and il has heen extensively copied into
other federal presses, with approving com
ments. This sentiment is about one hun
drcl and seventy wears old. 1t belongs
to the era Of Charles the 2d, when the ig-
nnrancc aud subserviency Of The British
people were only equalled hy the corrup-
lion and tInrravily Of the court. Even
then. when the passions. rather than the
reason of men, were the principal springs
of action, there was probably more of fan
cy in il than truth. But applied 10 the
American people, in the present era of in
trlcclual light, II is in The highest degree
insulting. II hetrays the radical nfirnily
which has distinguished The federal party
from the foundation of the government
q want Of confidence in lhc intelligence
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-09-17
From The Richmond Enquirer.
THE CENSUS LAW ttJMRT1c

Among the tlisreputabls means WHICH
have been rcsorted to by The Opposiliou
To destroy The confidence of the People in
the administration, there is NOT one which
deserves a deeper brand of inlamy than
mat which has been made of The law To
ehumerale The population ofthe u. States,
AMI procure statistical information. We
snnie time ago wenI into a history of ,bis
law, aud showed thai the Whigs them
selves got up and concocted all tina, mari,
"i II III relation 10 The Statistirs-such as
rh'cKeiis' ef cetem. Yes, the Wings
thry. who now Affect to complain Thai hi,
l. Inc precursor Of a law for direct taxa.
non hy Mr. Van Buren,. were The authors
OF This law! Rice Garland of La.. John
Sergeant Of Pennsylvania, and Daniel
Webster of Mass, with other country
WtIss,are the fathers of this whole scheme
the authors of every question put to our
cltIzens hy the agents of The Census law.
Yet The Wings have labored most zealous.
~ to impress the poor and ignorant tas
they term them) with the idea, that MIR.
van 6nren had sent OUT his agents to take
down u list of their properly, that he
might ascertain how much taxation lhey
could bear 10 sustain him in his "royal
nasniilcrnce"-and 10 some extent. This
impression has been made. The English
language is impolenl to express the detes-
'atlon in which party should be held,
winch IS capable Of such hypocrisy, base
ness and deception. The snbjoined article.
from The Compiler of this City. Ia profes.
sed neutral, but Wing, as all neutrals are,
pointed virtually to The course taken some
time since by the Senior Editor oflhe Whip
IN advising his brethren 10 refuse answer.
ing questions, and thus rehukes his pary
for their extraordinary c. Sc:
alt is to be regretted, tina, objections
have been made 10 the queries which the
commissioners to take census are instruct
ee 10 PROFOUND. Those queries are per-
haps too numerous. and embrace triaine
articles; hui the principal statistics sought
to he obtained through them are hionlv i'm
porranr and Interesting. We hone thew
may be fully ascertainet, though The OBJ
eciions urged are calculated partially 10
prevent ilIat-parlicularly those urged by
the seninr Ediloroflhe Mhig. This coun-
try is very much in want Of statistical in.
formation, Professor Lviber Of. Colum.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-09-17


for political results, on excitement, instead
Of sober conviction. The insult is the
greater, as the ballads to which This SEN
timenl of an age of popular Degradation
is applied, instead of being devote to the
celebration Of great national events, are, for
the most part, mere servile tributes Of ap-
plause 10 a political leader, or the instru-
ments Of drtracrion and abuse towards
Others. inlerspersed with celebrations Of
the merits nI hard drinking.
We published some specimens of these
melodies in late number, aud we pro-
coed to give our readers few more:
"tnd surely you'll give him your vote,
And surely will ton;
And we'll clear the way to the White House
For old Tippecanoe,
For oil Tiprecanoe, my boys,
For old Tippccanoe,
Wen take Il mug of Cider yet,
For old Tippccanoe. Log Cabin Song Book
p; Is.
"Fo" fear that we should be thirsty,
III tell ,nn wBal we'll do
We'll fill up the Gourd Of Hard Cider,
And drink to old 'iriippecanoe
And drink &c."-M. p. 19.
This is The true ,oper's reason for drink
ing-nor because he is thirsty, but for fear
he will be. The words, "drink, &c." are
not only appropriate. but full of meaning,
when man drinks for "fear" he "should
be thirsty" the sc. has no doubtful sigui-
fication. 1t indicates what he is sure 10
before he stops drinking.
But to proceed with our quotations:
:, Things aim now as they used to ,oas Jecn,
Folks alnt now as they used 10 mre bsen,
In the good old days when Malty Van
Rnled over the land like fearless man;
And ms mighty rule no one denied,
oli fhenwas the time ot the LOcns' pride;
oh dear. oh, they mnnrr aud gricve
For the goud old days of Adam and Eve.-N.
PEE.
1t will be perceived thai the people for
whom these ballads are professedly writ
Ten, are MOI deemed worthy to be treated
even to good grammar.
One more specimen. and we have done:
''Ihe false Magician long llus played.
His ieais of hocl,s pocus;
Has cnngregaicd and arraycd
His ribld loco.fnco1,
l.es-ircas rrrs sccn' his OLD Dutch cheese,
The smell whereof so iond isl
1t ina kes them Jump aud snuff and sneeze-
The loro-Ioco rowdies.-H. p. 66
With such trash as this are The federal
leaders seeking to amuse the lreemcn o..
The UnlIed STATES, when great public in
'eresls are al stake. They decline to a.
vow either principles or measures; and
substitute for them hard drinking, and a
SPECIES "t poetry which Mother Goose
would consider disgrace 10 The nursery
/" add insult 10 injury, they tell the people
ma, II they eau only have The writing of
such ballads, they care not who make lhe
laws. What say The freemen of The u.
States! Are their judgements upon grea,
questions of policy and principle 10 be
determined bysnch arguments as are con-
inined in these mi,called melodies But
we will not wrong them by making the in
fn'ry, Certain it is. thar peop pIe who
could be Influenced by such ..baIIaIs."
would soon cease to have any agency them.
selves in making "their laws. ."-dibanv
Rough Hewer.