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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1840-10-20
For THE TELEGRAPH.
GENEVA LAKE.

love this lake; love the angry roar
VI It's foil gush of water, en- the shore:
love 10 see the Whie-capped pillows pIav.
Along lis boiling surface, day by day;
v hen equ n0ctnl winds come bowling forth
From bleakar regions of the drearv north;
love TO see it FESTIVE in its pride
As though tWOull make lis narrow bounds more
vile
And proudly swelling do what e'er it can.
10 emulate is naigh5or, Michigan
And when the sun peers OR Won eastern hill.
And rolling waves are hush'd, and " in Is are still
| lo'e The calm ard quiet which pervada
It's glossy waters, and tho dropping shade
Which hangs around It's margln where the vine
With sturdy oaks its branches intertwine;
And form tempting boW~r, grateful and rude,
To woo the the deyotee Of solitude.
No voice o5ruSve, breaks upon mine car:
No living thing, save chaunting birds, is naer;
No eye, save that Of Onnpresent Cod
Observed the track my wand ring feet have trol
W hlle ser these pebbed shores thoughtleSs stray
Or neal the oaks vina-woven BREACHES Law.
And snuli the healthy breeze that plays around
The waters brink, where all is solid ground:
" here qulv'rl7g ague finls no lurking place.
And burning fever dares not show It's face
Here may walk, or sit Or lay reclinad.
! i'll sleep re. the troubles of INV mind;
Uncs', perchanca, some loon with hleous cry.
10 Jse me, adrghed, from my ethargv.
O. let me ever live. thus free from care.
nd ever thus, lnhaIa the healthy air
On clear Genavas banks; and let me lia
Upon its grassy borders when die. f.
GENEVA. NalWorh co. W. T.
October 8, 1910
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1840-10-20

For ourselves, if Bunker Hill Monument
Is to be reared by such means, we hope the
lightning of Heaven will raze it to its loun-
dations.
The naked hill on which so many brave
men b!ed and died for their country. and
for mankind. was noble sight. sacred to
the most solemn and patriotic associations;
tut instead of these, we are to have (shade
OF Warren defend u.s. the antics OF a
shameless, half naked, Dutch dancerl
Well, il we must, let Us carry out Dixon's
conception, mount Fanny Ellsler upon the
top o! the monument, and on it inscribc,
"Rearcd, not by American patriotism or
gratitude, but by the fruits of foreign IL
centiousRess."
United States Bunk. Jordon has
arrived in this city He broughto out 100
600 soycrcigns in gold for the United States
Bank. The following Banks have agreed
to aid the United States Bank 10 the amount
OF upwards Of three millions of dollars, in
order to enable her to resume specie pay
ments, viz: Pennsylvania, North America,
Northern Liberties, and Moyamcnsing.-
North American.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1840-10-20
4 FREE SCHOOL,,

ETAT ILL be opened by S. S. Fowler,
w in district No. ,. Of Bristol, on
the 10th Of Nov next; chiefly for the
benefit Of those that are not favored with
schools in their own districts. He will
board number of pupils, on liberal terms;
who will be treated as members Of the ia
mily, and governed las the school alsol in
mildness, and watchlulness; but with firm
ness; by prevention of wrong and encou-
rage nent Of right. BOARD may also be
had in respectable families of the neigh
borhood, on low terms. Length of term,
II weeks. Tuition for those entitled TO
school money, 70 cts; for others, - 90.
For higher branches than common school
studies, 30 cents extra. nl9t3
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1840-10-20
&fa'Qag.

T5VAKEN up by the subscriber, on his
q farm in the town of Salem, Racine
county, Wis. Ter, on the 18th day Of Au-
gust, 1870; a dark red COW six years
Old, with dark head and ears, white belly
and uddcr, white stripes on her back.
Said Cow has been about the premises
of the subscriber, since the first Of June
last. The owner is requested to call,
prove property, pay charges and take her
away. II. {. TRAIN.
Southport, Oct. 18th, 1910. MS
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1840-10-20
-ORIII Az


hARIHN WaIwoHh CO. W. T. Sept. 50, 1910
Departed this life on the 2jlh inst after an illness
OF several weeks, JOHN Bruce, aged - yeas
The deceased was born in England and emicratcd
10 the United states, in The 18th year of his age.
Four years from this he married il the town of Milo
Ontario county, n. Y. where he resided until the
SD year of his age, when he removed to Reddng in
SteLban county. Here he experienced religion.
and united with the Methodist Episcopal church
Sace his residence here, he has spent several years
respectively ia Ontario county, n. y. Tioga county
Penn, and Cattarangus county, y. Y. where his oc-
cuqalon has generally been milling. In 1887 he
he left his easlcn home, to seek that peaceful retire
men from the of business which his ad> anced
age and cnocb'cj constitution then demanded with
lis children, in Wisconsin, several of whom are
among the earliest Settlers and most entcrprisn and
respectable citizens of the part Of the terrific
ry. Through life the deceased has been a worthy
citizen, temperate and industrious in his habits an
aiiaclinn1te husband, beloved father and judcious
counsellor. He died in the irumphs of faith; and
although spared to good old age, yet a numerous
circle of connections and friends are left TO mourn
his loss, bui not as those who mourn without hope
The funeral services attended on the 9th inst
by large concourse Of citizens and an appropriate
discourse delivered on the occasion by Ed. T.. ".
Lake, from Rev. II, -.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1840-10-20
SMOO, 900 FEET PINE LUMBER,
81 for sale by BLISH & WHITNEY.
Southport, July %, 1910.
SOUTHPORT POSTOFFICE
JUNE, 10th, -

JUNE, Ioln, lc4V-
Southern and eastern mail departs Mon
days. Wednesdays, and Fridays, at 3 A.
NJ. Arrives, Sundays, Tuesdays, and
Thursdays, at 6 p. NJ.
Western mail departs Thursdays, al
\. NJ. Arrives Sundays, at p. NJ.
Northern mail departs, Mondays, We'd
nesdays, and Fridays, at A. NJ. Ar
rives Sundays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays,
at p. Nj.
Arrora mail departs, Mondays at A
NJ. Arrives, Mondays at p. NJ.
Office open from A. NJ. until 8 p. NJ
Sundays, from II 10 |, and one hour after
the arrival of Sunday mail.
WARTERS TOWSLEY, p. NJ.
N. b. Persons wishing TO have an ac-
count kept at the office after the first day
Of July next, can do so by depositing mo-
ney in advance, TO meet their postage, and
upon no other condition will an account be
kept or credit given. If.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1840-10-20
Notice.

rs hereby given, to the Supervisors Of
Z Roads in Racine county, th5 they
will be required by the Board of { 1nty
Commissioners of said county, to make
returns of their respective Road districts,
according TO the statute in such case made
and provided.
By ORDER OF THE BOARD.
j. RAMSDELL, Clerk.
Oct :, 1910. MS St
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1840-10-20

..I.:,L /, ,,,,rn 10 III ,,,Io - ~ Ii.rnsnl -
oaal,, and wb;ch ,hrongh aIl mo nro.e,,ro
I'pp' i'on r,.I,, - d;,oa['n, -. - tho ,aa.,
""' ''0' '0,'J ~ ', - 90 - '''c ''''9'
prosperous ,''oS, "ol1e Ieau9r' II you
are content 70 PuI' s'ecu'"'loh' ana ".I'in5
SIMPLY :" l''3o ? HTur 'n1IN, you can ~
"oGo.I'"o'''7o' l ms o'''N nus c'Fo'I
U'I G"or' ~ anu W N"o"' 10 inc " I'o
Pun" o. era I I''n' ana G"''c"C0 ''i'y
he Iound upon the sunny sIdo oil most Of
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1840-10-20

Ball Hiram Larebee Ira
Boardman Mary Ii Morrow john NJ
Cheney Ebenezer Munson Arson
cross Jane Mcconnell Owen
Coggswell & Aver Mygatt WaIlin
Cary William p Nanny S w
Crocker William Newberry Henry
Caughin Patrick Sabin Marcus
Getting Charles G Seymour c l.
Cheves Peter Strong Alvin
Comins Jacob Stebns Salmon
Durkee S TrusdeA Calvin O
Durkee G Z Train II c.
Dexter Iurncr Joseph
Freyer Mr. Teneyke Jacob
telch Alison Tobson Charles
Finch John NJ Weeks Marvin
Flood Peter Weeks Frances NJ
Finch Il Robertson Weed Cephos .
Hurlbut Joseph p Woodbridge Z d
Hatch Lewis Woodbridge Horns
Hunter John Wood George
Harmon Thomas ii White Emily
Gibson Mary } Waleston John
Jackson Mary Woodbridge Horace
Kendall Clarissa A-62.
WARTERS TOWSLEY, p. NJ.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1840-10-20

E(0qnence Different styles of elo-
quence, each producing the desired effect:
"Contnbute literally, my brethren, give
such Il sum as YOU would not be ashamed
to place on the alter OF Heaven in presence
ofan assembled universe. Bishop Girls
~od, Ctari'y Sermon.
"Giye generously, my friends, not four
pence half pennies, bat ran yonr hand in
to your pocket up to the elbow, and bring
out handful, as a sailor would do il YOU
needed his assistance. "-Rcr lIr. TagIor,
bcfore Tie Bristol ,Ssdman's Friend S1ci-
e'y
Earihquate.-A scv.re shock Of an
earthquake was felt at Hamilton, U. c. on
Saturday week. There was rumbling
noise in the earth, and some buildings were
slightly shaken. TO those who were in
bed at the time, it seemed as if some heav-
y body had rubbed against the wall, fol-
lowed by Il tremulous motion. At the bay
shore, the noise is represented to have been
like the roaring of the sea, the lake at the
same time being unrulllcd by ripple
The whole passed off in about ten seconds.
It's course apparently was from n. e
Nelo JYorII.
Murder.-The wife Of Bradbury Fcrgu-
son was shot at Exeter, Mass, as il is sup
posed, by her husband--as he had returned
from tho militia muster at Eppirg, a short
time before, probably intoxicated, and had
quarrcIlcd with his wife, causing the neigh
bors to interfere. Ferguson has absconded.
lie IS described as SIX feet high, stout built.
curly hair' has finger on one OF his hands
injured by wound, and on one arm. "B E'
IS marked with India ink.-N Y. Sun.
TIlIajny--A stone Of about hundred
pounds weight was put upon the track Of
the Stonington railroad, near the Wexford
depot, Saturday night. As it lay upon the
middle Of the track, the cars passed over it
without any other ininrv than some break
ing. Had it been placed uooo the rails. il
would have thrown the cars of:-Ncv
WORTH.
THE Wrecked offho Bristol and MEN,
co. The Hempstcd Inquirer savs--"The
Monument which is to be erected at tho
Mariners Burial Ground. near Rockaway
over the bodies recovered from the wreck
Of the Mexico, has been landed from the
vessel which conveyed It to Near Rocka-
way and will +, rcadv ia he n1o,.od ~ tho
c,ovo n , t.w ,rool,s.:, " ''
,y,i,, c.nLoo1.,.,.,o,. oro;,, ,rho r.r,.,,.
:oo - rl,.5,";, ~ Li2rat;, col ,I ~
~ - q : I'a'' = ''''' ''''''' 0.IS - pa
pr Sg,' r'- 9'lo'' ,,'.,r (:'1o - ,"a l,c'
r,'; -, , ,,1, ' 'I,'' ,nd l', - lo INV
'"\ ~ - IIo '' Ea, 80 ~ o ,'','' I',";?
o.. nI :" ~ D'I ~ ''',',1 NV - -
N.Y. 5D '.l l'o'' T -, A,'l 4'LisS ooo'h %
I''' &. .-.0 i,.a;, 1"0 pou''; mo"oS
money 6"1' '''t'I' '5-'' " '."o9 100" PIE
9'',9 5'o",a No. ~. ''T,''o, ~ ~
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1840-10-20
NOTICE..

& LII unoccnpied lands upon which the
Ia taxes arc not paid, previous to the
first Monday in November next, will be
advertised for sale, in pursuance Of law.
J. NJ. SHERWOOD, Collector.
Southport, Oct. l.3, 1910. MS
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1840-10-20
: i : : ! :
We EE' s RE .g.VD
NEW GOODS.

Just received by the subscribers, new
stock of goods which will be sold low for
ready pay, consisting in part of the follow
ing articles viz.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1840-10-20

wDlNE LUMBER, Pine Shingles, with
dow Sash, Doors &c. &c.
For sale very low by
II. DURKEE.
Southport, Ist. June 1910.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1840-10-20


Nj. p. KINNEY will resume his Select
School in The village Of Southport, on the
first Monday, (2nd) of November next.
Branches usually taught in eastern high
schools and academies, will be taught in
this school. Pupils of proper age and edu-
cation viii be exercised in composition and
defamation. At the close of the quarter
CONSISTING of II weeks an examination
Will be had, when the patrons of the schoo!
and others are invited to be present
Terms OF TUIrIoN.
For common English branches, (pcr
quarter,) $500
For higher branches, (per qr) 500
\. b. Pupils are earnestly requested to
be present at the opening of the school.
that permanent arrangement Of classes
can DC effected.
Southport. Oct. 10, 1910. 4tnI0
AEORTGAGE SALE.-Defanlt In wing been made
4sAIn The payment of certain principal ami interest
moneys due upon n certain ndenture of mortgage ex-
Ccued by Peter Martin and Nancy his wife TO Charlcs
Durkee ana Reuben IL. Deming, dated 20th Jnlv 1899
and recorded in the Office of Register of Deeds of Ra
cine county, 9Th December A. d. 80 at On4 o'clock
+. VI IN record book of Mortgages 4, at pages $50
and 80: on which mortgage 'hare is ame be due
al the date of this notice. the sum of tS641GS six
hundred and forty-fur dollars and skye ght cents
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That the premises
described in said morgagn, viz: II hat certain parcel
OF Land situate in ssid Racine county and described rs
h southeast quarter of section No thirty three (33
IN township No. TWO "a north of range No twenty
two t22) east and also that certain other parcel Of
land described the Southwest quarter of section No.
thriyiour 81 in the same township and range aore-
SAID, IN the AlilA aHkoe land district will be s0l'at
PUBLIC AUCi ION, pursuant TO the power of sale
contained in such mortgage; and 10 the statute made
and IN such care proyidedj at the Exchange House.
kept by j. II. Boardman in the village OF Southport
onthe 9Th day Of January, A. d. 184l at two O'Clock
in the afte noon.
Dated, Southport, October -, 1910.
c. DU3kEE, and >f,-,.,.,,o.
r. II. DEMlNG, !
F. 5. LOWELL, Attorney. 3l2ml9ln3l
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1840-10-20
q ADMINISTRATORS .yG1s;ce.

(FRANCIs QUARLEs' EsTATE.)
THE subscribers have been duly APP
pointed to administer upon the Estate Of
Francis Quarles, late Of Southport, in the
County Of Racine, w. T., dcccas'd; have
accepted the trust, and given bonds, ac-
cordIng 10 law.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1840-10-20
EfSs OF ElQrFQyS.


=, Eisf Of AeffeFs,
81 p EN- AiNlN0 IN me tost'otilce at IA
IA y cihe' sept 90 10&o'
Charles Allen. VIM. II. Lathrop,
B y. Logan,
Orson Bump, ,; James Mccall,
\. S. Benjamin., Geo. c. Nanny, Esq.
Iuram Bennett,
Joseph Bishop, Jacob Orcutc.
II. I. Bennett,
Niles Bentley, VIM. d. Paddock,
Miss II. d. Briggs, lone Peters,
Samuel n. Baysc, Mr.. Pond.
Caroline Bonkcr, R
Mr.Blake, carpentcr,A. Rausc,
William Baldwin. II. Roberts,
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1840-10-20
JOS. Y. QUARLES, Ad'r.
ANN QUARLES, A4'G.

THE subscriber is now offering for sale
At less than COST, and al great bargains to
purchasers. a great variety Of the perso-
nal estate Of the late Francis QuarIcs, de-
ceascd,-consisting OF Sugar, 5 hhds Mo-
lasscs, by the Dbl. or hogshcad, Teas, by
the chest. Also, II or Is head Of Cat
tie, lot Of Brick, 10 or 30 prime Hogs, 7
barrels Of Pork, lot Of Pine flooring, Fin,
Hollow and Stone Ware, cut and fig To-
bacco by the box or kcg, 100 Hats, 100
Caps 100 pairs Shoes and Boots, 100 cord
seasoned Wood, , or 3 scu Harnesses !;
in short, the great whole Of Mr.. Quarlcs'
personal estate. Greater bargains than
have ever before been offered in the village
Of Southport.
o. Call at Inc store formerly occupied
by Francis QuarIes.
JOS. V. QUARLES, Admr.
Southport, w. T., 10Th Oct, 1840,-nl8
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1840-10-20
( $40.
ARRN ED.

AIItlN I'D.
Oct5, SD. Madison, M'Fadyen, Buffalo.
:, G. Western, Walker, Chicago
;, Madison, M'Fadycn, Chicago.
Il, Cleveland, Hart, Chicago,
Schr Milwaukee, Ardus, Manitou'c.
M.Nan Buren,, Gould, T. Eiv.
II, SD. Wisconsin, Randall, Chicago,
Is, Illinois, Blake, Buffalo,
G.Western, Walker, Buffalo,
10, Illinois, Blake, Chicago,
30, q. Western, Walker, Chicago.
CLEARED.
Gets, S.B. Madison, N'Fadyen, Chicago,
7, g. Western, Walker, Buffalo,
s, Madison, M'FaJyen. Buffalo,
IL, Cleveland, Hart, Buffalo,
- Milwaukee, Ardus, Manicure
Il, Van Burcn. Gould, T. Rivers.
Il, S.B. Wisconsin, Randall, Buffalo,
Is, Illinois, Blake, Chicago,
G.Wcstern, Walker, Chicago,
-, Illinois, Blake, Buffalo,
90, G.Western, Walker, Buffalo.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1840-10-20
GENRN

AAE1 IA e s. = SFsN@ e z.
FEVHE subscriber would inform the pub
q lie, that he has taken a room in the
building Of Richard B. Winsor, and has
on hand large quantity Of sole and upper
LEATHER; consisting Of Kip, and calf
skins. Also, large assortment Of ladies
and gentlemen's Doors AND SHOES; which
he will sell Ioc for CASH, or in exchange
for hides.
0EFHe VIII also pay cash for hides,
l.. l.. PIERCE.
Southport, Oct. 18th, 1910 MS
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1840-10-20
DRY GOODS


Black, blue, mixed, and invisible green
broad Cloths; black, mixed. and fancy Cas-
simeres; cadet and mixed Sattinetts; Ele-
plant and Buffalo cloth; plaid and red Lin
Sey; Kentucky Jean; 3 and ii blcached
and unbleached Shectngs and Shirtings;
Burlaps; Canvass, and Bagging; red and
white foreign and domestic Flannels; Can
ton do. striped Shifting; Padding and Drill
ling; Ticking; Penn. Jean; domestic Plaid
and apron Check; plaid, gingham, and
German Check; linen Table Covers; Bro.
Holland; SiIrsia and bro. Cambria; English
colored and black mcrinos; figured SaXo-
ny; Circassiaus and Bombasctts; Bomba-
sins; silk and tabby velvet; plaid Shawls
and Victoria Skirts; l25 pieces French, En-
gish and domestic Prints; printed musins;
MousIln de LANES and printed Challys;
Florence Silk; black and blue black Gro de
Suisse; ditto Cambria; Jaconets; x bar.
figured, Swiss, and book MuSlins; Bishop
Lawn; Grccian, Blonde and Cotton Lace;
bobbinctt and linen Edgings; pongee,
twiIled silk, flag, bandanna, linen cambria
and Harrison Hadkerchicfs; fancy and
black silk CrayatS; fancy lIdkrs; Irish
Linens; Gents II. S. and Buck Gloves; La
dies II. S. white kid, silk, black and white
Pic Nc ditto; black silk Braid; bonnet,
fancy, cap, and satin Ribbons; and various
other articles too numerous TO nIcntion-in
short, every article Of Dry Goods, usually
oo Hold f,r
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1840-10-20

ED EMAINING in the Post.oflice at RAJ
81 y cine, Sept. 80, 1910.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-10-15
BLOWING IiOT AND COLD.

The Richmond Enquirer publishes certain votes
given by Sir, Webster 10 1878, to prove that he
was opposed 10 the war. This. we supPosc. 10
done with yew Of showing that The ancsst Do
mnion should not conide IN Mr.. Websser. who 10
expected to visit Richmond by invitation onthe 3ih
Of Octohcr. Its certain that, al ono period, when
the question Was up, both Mr. Webster and Mr.,
Van Buren, opposed the wat II Il not less Ger.
tain that both Mr.. Webster and Mr.. veb Buisn sup
ported the same candidate for Tho Presidency In
lsla--tlle candidate opposed to Mr. Madison. In
dong 80, and being opposed 10 tho WAT, We pre-
sumo they both acted consistently
But where is the consistency Of the Richmond
Enquirer. which would deny even hearing g
MI. Webster, becausc he 'topposcd the war and
would yet .onhdr tile Presidency TO Mr.. Van Buren,
who also opposed the war. BY supporting the peace
party candidate, in opposition 70 NJ Madison -
The Enquiref urges il against individual looking
for Office, but merely proposing % visit old vir'
einis, that he opposed the war, and therefore
should not bs cordially welcomed. nor his polsics!
principles conEdcd IN; while another individual.
now in uficc in the same category a. q" the war;"
IL earnestly urged by Ibis Enquirer. upon this
same old Virginia. ss a candidate FOR rs.election!.-
Oh, the wonderful constituency ofths Richmond En-
qnreri II opposes Mr.. Webster for having bsen
opposed 10 Tho war" yotit snpports Mr.. Van b.
who also opposed the war, and that too, against
VIM. IL. Harrison, who not only supported " tho
war;" but who bore active, important, and per.
lou. part In the struggle! How can the people Of
old Virginia place any confidence Ia the tones o.
such an organ 7BaK. Pat.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-10-15

."WnAT ONE STATE RioHrs MEASURE HAS yAH
BuRnN EVER SUPPORTED fp~-This very pertinent
question was sometimes since propoundsd BY Judge
Upshur. No man has dared to shaver tilt j. un'
answerable. Was Il, when he opposed Mr.. Mad
ison and the war. When he supported The Mis-
souri Restric,ionsi When hs prompted the Proc
lsmation and supported the Force Bill When d
advocated The Removal Of the Dcpostes from The
custody Of the law, and clsimed for the Executive
tho absolute control ofthe Public Money! Was
il. when he recommended tho Sub-Trsssury with
aiscrefion in tho President 10 employ State Banks
or not, US he might deem expedisnti Was y,
when he urged Bsnkrup, Law, 10 subject State
Corporation to the Federal Exscutisef Was II,
whom he could not too strongly recommend The
Standing Army Plan, by which the Militia ~srs 10
be transferred from the command Of The States 10
that Of the President, In time Of peaceI Or. was
&C. when, to secure susservisnt majority IN the
House Of Representatives, hs disffanchiscd New
Jersey. ard expelled from their seats her Legally
eommissiShed Representatives.
VIII some Of the gsnHsmsn If principle" par
exccllerce. or eny Of the sDemacrstic kepubliesa
State Right Fnrsy," say when o. ~hers. ard pus
their fugera upon tho State Right art Of Msrtin
Van Buron - ieA. Why.