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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-03-27
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-03-27
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-03-27

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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-03-14
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Conversation in Tie House on Monday IN relation 10
he introduetisn 81 testimony IN the ConniLes 81
Elections.
MIR. FILLMORE asked that, by general consent
he should be permitted 10 occupy few minutes 70
an explanation Of a matter personal 10 himself
His friends understood him to rave been charged
BY the gentleman from Ohio, Mr.. MedilD with DIS
honorable conduct in the committee
The CHAIR said il could be done only by gene
raj consent.
Mr. DUNCAN and Mr.. PETRIKIN objected
but. after moments explanation, consented to with
draw their objections.
Mr.. FILLMORE then proceeded TO say that some
of the gentlemen around him understood him to
have been charged with an attemp, impropcry 10
break the seal OF letter produced in the Commute
of Elections, and directed 10 the Speaker OF toe
House He had not 80 understood the genIleman
HIMSELF but as others had he desired 10 inquire o.
the gentleman from Ohio wheshcr he had meabl 70
bring such a charged
Mr.. MEDILL said that, when addressing w
House in the alluded TO, he had been preclude
from stating any facts having actually otcuiisa
in the mmitiee-room, and was obliged 70 cohbas
himself within the rule OF order by merely supp9uE
what might have happened there. While sPessss
in this manner, he had been called 70 ofafi y w.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-03-14

PRIVATE FORTUNES in ANCIENT TIMES.
Cresus possessed in landed property a for
tune Of Rl,700,0O0 besides large sum Of
money, slaves. and furniture, which amounted
to an equal sum; he used to say that citizen
who had not fortune sufficient 10 support an
army or legion did not desere the title Of
rich man. The philosopher Seneca had
fortune Of 60 100000. Lentuus, the sooth-
sayer, had R3,5OO,00O. Tiberius, at his
death, left R23, 625. 900, which Caligula spent
in less than twelve months. Vespasian. on
ascending the throne. estimated all the ex-
penses OF the state at R3, 100000. The debts
Of Milon amounted to 100000. Caesar, be-
fore he entered upon any Office, owed go, $685.
900, he purchased the friendship Of GURUS for
$500, 900, and Lucius Paulus for G3OO, 900.
At the time Of the assassination of julius Ce-
sar, Antony was in debt to the amount Of
100000; he owed this sum to the ldes Of
April he squandered Rl47 900 Of the pub
lie treasures. Appicius expended in debau-
cherry R5O0,000, and finding, on the exami-
nation Of his affairs, that he had no more than
100000 left, he poisoned himself, because
he considered that sum insufficient for his
maintenance. Julius Caesar gave Servilia,
the mother OF Brutus, pearl OF the value OF
10000. Cleopatra, at an entertainment,
gave to Antony, dissolved in vinegar, who
swallowed it, pearl worth 100000 Clo-
dius, the son Of Esopus, swallowed one worth
$4,000. One single dish cost Esopus
100000, and Heliogabulus 100000. The
usual cost for repast for Luculus was
100000. Misalla gave 100000 for the
house Of Antony. The fish from the Lucul-
lus' fish ponds were sold for R35,000. Seau.
rus country house was destroyed by fire, and
his loss was estimated at RS5O,000. Ohio
to finish part of Neros palace spent e lS $500
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-03-14

MAINE boUNDAht DfffbOLihs
The following resolution offered BY MIR NoRyrLl
Of Michigan was taken up and adopted.
Resolved, That the President oil The United States
be requested To communicate, IL In his ludgmert
compatible with the public interest, any iniormatlgn
he may possess, or which may have been received
by any Department Of The Executive, touching snv
fonihcation or military works which have beef con.
sirucled within The last eighteen months, or which
may be in progress Of co siruction or any nsyaI Or
military ornaments which have been prepared or
may be preparing, by the British authorities along
or near the Northern and Northwestern fronlieIs q
the United S,a'es.
This call for information has been produced b.
the letters from the Governor Of Maine the repou
OF Mr. Wiggin, agent, sent by the State Of Maine 10
visit the British military post a, Lake Temisdoua
and the correspondence relative thereto between The
Secretary of State and the British Minister, all of
which have been recently communicaledto Congfes,
by the President
LOSSES INDIAN WARS
The bill to provide for paying damages sustained
BY individuals In the wars with Indian tribes since
1880, was taken up In committee of the whole, and
amer long discussion, in which the measure was
supported by Messrs. Hubbard, Clay, Of ALBANIA,
Lumpkin and King, and opposed by Messrs. Wright,
Grundy, and Permissible further consideration was
postponed till Monday-and the bill and amend.
menls ordered TO be printed
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-03-14
WA.HlsoroS, March, 1910.

To the Houss Of Representatives. Of fhs U Siafe''
| lay before you for your consideration comnunies.
tim Of the Secretary OF War; accompanied by report
OF the Surgeon General Of the Army. N relation 10
sites for marine hospitals, selected IN conformity with
the provisions OF the act Of March g. 1887 from which
i, win be seen that some action the sub)ee, by Con
gress to be necessary.
NJ VAN BUREN,
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-03-14
Mammoth Lottery, for 18th April.
CAPITAL $4,000 I! ALSO, q.
$25,O00! $ $4,000! $4,000
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
Class A for 1910.

be positively drawn Saturday, the 18th OF April,
1910. at Alexandria, ID. G.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-07-17

3. " A vote of the Senate of the United States
has attached 10 MY NAME Il DISGRACE, which
am convinced no time or no efforts of mine will
ever he able to EFFACE"- Harrison letter,
see Niles Register, Pol. 10, page l2l.
4. Upon vote which was to attach DIS
GRACE to my character which will FOLLOW
ME TO TIE GRAVE, and which will cause the
blush of shame to rise upon the cheeks of my chill
drcn, should they not have pauscd" letter.
5. Gas was upon terms of intimacy with the
gentleman, (Nlr Randolph,) it is very probable he
heard me express sentiments FAVORABLE to the
administration of the ELDER ADAMS. GER
TAINLY FELT TIlEM."-Harrisor speech
reported in Gales & Seatoa'S Congressional De-
bates, FOL. 2, paH |, page $50.
6. " For Mr. Adams, | ENTERTAINED AT
THAT TIME, US00,) and have EVER SINCE
entertained, the GREATEST RESPECT be-
lieved him to be an honest man and pure patriot,
and HIS CONDUCT PROVED HIM TO BE
SUCH. ''-Somc Speech.
l. &c have ever believed, that every elector has
right to call upon those who offer their services
to the people for az dropql Of sentiment, and that
the CANDIDATES ARE BOUND TO ANSWER
IT,"oHarsiSon' letter puJlistei in Ci0ciaaaH
papers, Sept. 10, 1922.
S. "Nothlng can induce me to ANSWER ANY
HETEROGENEOUS, COMING EIrHERFRoM
FRIEND OR FOE. "--HarriSoa'S reply 10 Me Ken
iucky Committee.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-07-17
KENTUCKY.

We can now announce with almost absolute GER
the Van Buren, candidate for Governor. twill
come upon the wings in other States like CLAP
OF THUNDER, but come it must. Ex-Governor
Metcalr Of this state in letter to the editor offc
Cincinnati Republican, says that French will out
run the Van Buren, vote, but that Letcher, he thinks
will still beat him, All thi. ito prepare the wings
abroad for the Waterloo defeat which awaits that
party in TIL. State at the August election. Even
the Frankfort Commonwealth who thought it such
an easy matter to beat US in this State is now A.
HARMED, and thus addresses its party:
"Obseryc the conduct of the leading Van Buren,
mon in YOUR county, watch their motions and you
will find what we tell YOU to be true. They have
ceased TO be ROiSu, but they are exceedingly busy.
We tell you moreover, that, the Administration
party have money in abundance, and are using II
freely. They will tell YOU 1--WE give up Kentucky,
and do not mean to strive for it, But we say to
YOU, that Mcg are driringio keatucby' They
believe they have lucd YOU TO Il fatal security, and
will rise up and MASTER YOU before You awake
from your dcceilful dream.
"Now, this t. plain, and. may be, unpaIatable
talk. but the rough truth Is better than smooth
deception. Let every wing who reads ms, Apply
il to the facts around him and he Will see the JUS
tee of our remarks. We are trusting TO speeches
alone, and we have orators enough 10 talk uni
verse TO sleep. Speak when there ~ occasion, but
do not trust to speaking alone. send your COM
mittccs ont upon active duty. Let them 60 to the
homes and TO the fields of the people. Let them
there talk with them a. brother would talk to broth
or. let them warn them Of the DANGER that hang
over our beloved country
We have got EN- SCARED, ard shall beat EN-
certain! Look out for OLD KENTUCKY III Au-
gust A democratic victory HERE will be an
nounccd throughout the Union with the BEAT OF
| DRUMS. and the ROAR or ARTILLERY
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-07-17
RECEPTION OF TIE VICE PRESI-
DENT OF THE UNITED STATES,

We learn from the New York Post, that the
Vice President of the United States arrived in that
city on Thursday, He landed from the steamboat
Samson at Castle Garden, and was received by
committee of citizens, the roaring of the cannon
and the shouts of a vast concourse of people which
which had assmblcd to welcome him.-At Castle
Garden he was introduced to the Mayor the city,
and with him on horseback, reviewed the troops,
which were drawn up in line along the Battery.
Having finished the review, Colonel Johnson and
the Mayor were placed ina Garage drawn by four
beautiful and spirited creani-cOlOred horses, and
Joined in the procession formed of the military cit
liens A squadron of cavalry took the lead, and
was followed in order by the civil authorities Ofhe
city, by citizens in carriages, by citizens mounted
citizens ON foot, regiments ofartery, several corps
of infantry, three squudrons Of cavalry, fire compa-
MES in uniform, the liibcrnian Benevolent Society,
the Shamrock Benevolent Society, and the various
democratic associations. As the procession lAoved
up Broadway, the street, lhronged upon either slde
had the appearance Of vast sea of human heads.
Porches, balconies, windows, and house tops,
were crowded with ladies and gentlemen, gathered
to pay their respects TO the distinguished guest Of
the city.
Some idea of the extent ofthc procession may be
formed by those who are acquainted with the local
tiles of the city, when they learn that it reached
from Canal street quite down to the Battery. As
passed along, i, was hailed by the continuous
vaccinations of the spectators, whose looks and
words, us well as their shouts testified that the wei
come extended to the veteran soldier and statesman
was sincere expression Of the feelings of their
hearts, This mighty escort proceeded up Eroad-
way to nlccckcr street, through llcccker TO the
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-07-17
the democracy of Vermont be read
AN AFFECTING INCIDENT.

During the sitting of the Democratic National
Convention at Baltimore, there occurred an incident
thrilling occurrence General Carroll the venera-
Bile compariot in arms of the old hero of the Her
mtage, presided over the deliberations OF the con-
ven,on. His sacred forehead, and the yet painful
effects of his services in the field, added TO his grey
head and the recollection of his unspotcd political
chaructcr made him the observed of all observers.
1t happncd that the Hon, Tighlmnn a, Howard,
the Democratic candidate for Governor OF Indiana
delegate from that State, was called upon to adj
address the convention, which he did in that pecn-
liar and eloquent style which renders him so pow
erlu in debate, and so popular son the stump"
"This certificate general" he said, referring to
the Hero of the British Wings, "who was Obliged
to yet his men to certify that he did not run from
the battle field, is now the candidate Federalism.
will poin, you, to Il soldier MIR. President. can
see him now in his impeiuons youth, with firm step
and deyout enthusiasm, following the great jack
son through the Indian wars--mngImg with HIM IN
the bloody fields of Enuccklhw, of Talidiga, and OF
the Horseshoe, driving the red iends from their hi
ding places. defeating them on their own ground,
and taking them prisoners in their own town. !
can see him again, now advance to mature man
hood, leading the regiment ofTcnnesscc militia, on
the mr-iamcd and ever immcmoria field oi New
Orleans. when the lcgions of Great Britain were
rolled back upon each other like mighty waves, and
when the tremendous and irresistible bravery OF
the American troops, forced them TO retreat again
and again leaving the ground strown with the dead
and the diving. Yes, sir, he was there and he
needs no certificates to prove he was there The
proofs are TO he seen in his limping gate and cared
and battered frame. But see him again the hon
ored recipient of the gratitude of hts icllow-men
having been five times elected the Governor oil Iii
native State. And see him now old, war-worn
and dccrcip but not too old-weak and dta-
ted rs he is-to come forward and leave his iar-dl'-
tant home for his country's sake. This Is the sol
der"
As Mr.. Howard said this, he laid his hand upoI
the whitencd locks of the veteran Carol The
feeling may be imngined-it cannot be described
Every delegate in that vast body rose, and brish
tear trickled down the cheek of the old warrior
while one cheer upon another, from every soul
those present, repaid the eloquent Speaker
| This il Democratic enthusiasm