davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1840-02-01

suited, that she returned him the first, with
interest.
THINGS ScIENTIFlc.-Our old and fast
friend and correspondent John Smith Esq,
has lately almost deserted cur columns for
those ofthe State Journal. This we have
found no fault with, as his valuable produc-
tions will find, in that print, circulation
more commensurate with their merits. He
however continues to drop us line upon
his own affairs, occasionally; sometimes
" mixing in" little upon matters and
things in general, as the following will tes-
tify.
SMlTHviLLE, Jan. so, 1910.
DEAR FRIEND.-I was in Washington
on New Years day, and went up to the
levee of our old friend and cousin, Mr.. Van
Buren. What / saw there you will readily
understand from the following minutes of a
conversation overheard in the east room.
CATALINE.
Immortal MFR. Matty, now
I've come to see you,-how de dor
'Twould take spell
To tell how well
And hearty, once hated you
VAN buren,.
Dear Catty now don't mention II!
think 'twould set me in fit.
And that Hove
You now, I'll prove,
BY loaves and fishes, many bit.
CATALINA,
Dye s'pose that was gratihed,
When was basely rat ifed;
Kickd or the track,
And told to 'pack."
With nought to nuke me satisfied
VAN BUREN,
But then, you know, you nullidedj
And said wasn't quallGedj
And then, you note,
Your casting vote
Whereat wasn't modified.
Now pray, don't be obsropulous
These disagreeings trouble US:
And since we vel met,
Let's all forget,
That Van did ever bubble US.
VAN BUnES.
Dear Cat now let's we two be one;
For, in the end, it will be fun;
Well hang old scores,
And go 1t for,
Our countrys good, that is-our own.
CATALIYE.
You speak my mind exactly now;
Pm with you, tooth and nail, vow;
l've always been
You see, but then
Twas consistent, sir, you know.
And now, If must act with you,
lwant, ofloaves and FISH, 4 few;
Besides, you see,
tween you and me,
A word on the succession too.
BENTON (entering.)
You nulliying villain-ye,
AVaunt. .-or III be drilling ye,
AsI did Gin
Raj Jackson In
The bloody streets of Nashville.
VAN buren,.
Great humbugser! keep cool, now do;
And you, great nulliher too:
Shake hands, bo friends,
That's pretty men
And for you both, much good twill do.
or all things now am surprised,
Even Is i'll had been gaiuanized,
If Matty Van,
Antmagician,
I'm sure am not well advised.
Yours In the bands oflove,
john SMITH.
P. s. What's become of my old friend
Thad. Thumpandscatter? Blast his long,
low, black, Dutch name: is he dead? by
the ways | intend to become regular cor
respondent Of yours. ]. s.
VIM. ii. Kerr, late postmaster Of New
n.I- L = a a.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1840-02-01

THE CANAL EsTIMATE.--Letteis have
been received in town, which state that the
Canal Commissioners are provided with
funds to the amount of about sixty thousand
dollars, which they intend paying out upon
this line, in few days. This is probably
about one fourth of what is due, and we
thus mention 1t, for the purpose of giving
publicity to an opinion which is generally
prevalent not only among the Contractors,
themselves, but with their creditors (the
produce dealers) and the superntendants;
that such part payment would operate
vastly more to the injury than to the bene-
fit of the contractor. A full payment of
part of the contractors would operate to
drive the laborers from every unpaid con-
tractor; and part payment Of all, would
not satisfy the hands, and of course would
leave nothing to the other creditors, whose
claims are equally meritorious. Many Of
the contractors cannot progress step far
ther without full payment, and non pay
ment would produce the utmost distress
and ruin. Under these circumstances, the
attention is irresistably drawn to the au-
thors of these troubes--to the criminal
laxty of the fund commissioners; the outra-
geous carelessness of the miscalled demo-
cratic Legislature, and to that ignorant and
demagogical currency tinkering of the Lo-
cofoco party that has, at length driven
themselves to the miserable refuge of shin
pasters, or what is worse, nothing at all.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1840-02-01

DoGGERY Truly, the dog-star RACES!
The president is dogged upon the subject
of employing dogs to hunt the Florida In
dlans out of their dog holes, and the Flo
rdians pertinaciously adhere to their favo-
rite dog-mas, in regard to it. The Indiars,
on the other hand, assert, that it will take
more than dog's-age to do it; that, in the
mean time, "every dog will have his day."
that they can administer dog -bane, as fast
as the president can furnish the animals:
and that, if Mr.. Van Buren, will dogmatize,
they will take it upon themselves to answer
cat-egorically. Any one examining the
subject, cannot but be convinced, that the
President is very Dog-bery, nor fail to
see the propriety of writing the history of
the campaign in Dog -gere.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1840-02-01

john SMITH.
P. s. What's become of my old friend
Thad. Thumpandscatter? Blast his long,
low, black, Dutch name: is he dead? by
the ways | intend to become regular cor
respondent Of yours. ]. s.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1840-02-01

The Buffalo Republican is out upon thu
Factory system with great violence; ant
charges it with being the author of the de
basement, both physical and moral of the
peope--the hot bed for the growth of ars
tocracy, &c. &c.
True, dear friend, and we think with you
that the evils of the Factory system are We
ry great; but,-iow will you remedy them
by reducing the circulating medium to 9
specie currency!
Alas! that would never answer. Their
one dollar would buy the same amount Of
labor, that four does now; and we should be
able to compete with the pauperism of Eu
rope on its own ground. The consequence
would be, that we should have ten factories
where there is one now, we should flood th,
world with Yankee notions, and the rici
a00uld be richer and the poor poorer, with O
vengeance.
Where then is the remedy?
Increase tile circulation, until factory
girls get twice as much wages as they dc
now, and you close up the avenues of prof,
to the manufacturer beyond the mere home
trade to certainty industry from
Europe will usurp the place of the labor Of
our own citizens, and we shall be the slaves
and tributaries Of England; but the Facto
ry system will be blown sky high.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-11-03

Sn Gbarleston, Sdo Carolina, 1T oi
9olfs5dblune beencist. 3ufol9e otrielbe
entbdlt Die Staot l3,029 wsihe Ginwob
ner [2lO mebr a!s 1891 1861 freie far
bise [546 penieer ols 1901 uno ID, &c
Selaoen,[ [6Sl ,peniasr ais i'm SobrelS3C
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-11-03
NreGoenten -@a6l.

81 mnferm Slahtars@taats Ohio puret
Die prsfosptsnpabl sbsnfaIIs am rcriseG
Srsitase ssbalten. wir ev'partsn scn bort
lleber erfrenliebs Slahriettsn.
8sfsrn mar esr Gag lur Iealtans Der pres
(trsntsnpabl in prsi3cbn psrftbieoenta Staas
ten, namIieb in Ssntndg, Snpiana, Sllincie,
O1Gourp. Mains, Georsia, WarpIans, Mis
ebiaan, W7il0iNppi artanias, Stu 5amr'
(biys, gsnnsetieut unD 9irsinisn.
S1m Wcrf fns eie sprsitosntenmabl W
ltern an unp tnpist morsen. &ouiltana balt
'ems wabl bsuts, uuO Slsn Smiep pablt
bsute unh mcrSsn.
Dts mebritsn rieisr otenssnanntsn Staas
ten wevcsn fhsr zine DNbrbsit fir 5arriicn
sebsn uup bls morsen 4bcnp rpirb tas Solt
lebom eatlebisosn babtn, psr Der naeblts sprss
ftosat lein foil. Dir firfbten bas NeiaItat
eeinsswtses uns wsrom eafsIte init Ssrsni'
a.n umIsrn &dern na6ite aDste DcrIsssn.
pennI Iplpamiem une Obis batsa HerIaufs ei'
asn suteu Anfans ssmattt.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-11-03
Naif 81 frllbe Sreure.

Se Nahritht pom Huesamse Der Watl
in SerfS Sauntp mar fir unitre bislistn acfo,
fOtps sin 5rnnsntf nab Ianssn Nceentas
gen. @bsr bic Sonne Die 70 friib aufssbt p1sat
islten fpdt su fhsnsn--iaSt sin altss @prib'
mort, msld)es lb AUDI bier bswabrte. Raum
mar ss W1ittas, 70 traf Die Nabrbt ron Alt
osmSfratilb qanfaifsr sn unb Iis mirfts Wle
Elm sIsftsrifber @dbIas auf ale eisjsnssn ,peI'
DE 70 laut ssfrdbst Dattsn. @bstsr, Dslawas
re abanrn, Oaupbn une anesrs esmofratiide
eauntiss fplsten auf Dem 8uiTs nab, uno mir
bemerfen ieitosm ssnIib pisl lanse @slibtsr.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-11-03
Dcr ltberale 1sfobactter.
Meaeia,a, ben 8. Nepsmbsr, 1910.

o~Bir marsn ipdbrsno Der prrissn $50.
70 fsbr NIT Hrtsitsn ibsrbduft. sae es uns ate
D1hbs fcifstr Dsute unisr Slatt bsrausiubrns
gen. SSir baben in bet Gle nur eas 9Eibtias
re juiammsn 9eiubt um sa unIsrn QeIsrn a,ts
SutbsiIsn. Infer Slatt sntbalt ale wablnsus
istsltsn. fe wsit pir Fe init oss Yeii BON ass
fern srDaltsn baben.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-11-03
Sie letten QBablen.

Der Sag nab rpeIbsn ale 8hrSsr pcnnfvl.
panlsas isbnIi6 srwartstsn, Der Sag sss srrl1sn
Samples fur 8rsibst uno 9isbt, iif snplid)
pOribsr. Der lssts Sreitas rpar Der Sag sss
Isntldeiesnren 8ampfss fir Ysnniplvanisns
Sibns une Die Sribts ibrsr sbatsn l,aen in
SldnSsnesn Sbrift;h9en pcr uns. SAT- jsbe
Stunss brinst uns bs0srs Nsuisfstsn unS IS
1T fensm 3,psiftI msbr untsrmcrfsn, eas aud,
Der SbIusitsin Staat bas eofsfcfo Sod abs
9sibhttelt Mno fd init ben bemcfratiiben
9Sbis' Staatsn in Nsibs ssif.at bat.
IDir mSssn wobl Ssse NIT srtGsrn D1sbrs
bsitsn in unfsrn RabtarsStaatsn etpartsn,
absr mir fSnnsn esnncb ben in psnniplsamsn
ais stnsn Der sr6stsn anftsn Der in sisltm
Sabre in ben Dr. Staatsn errun9sn pirb,
eenn Hsnniplpanisn ifano felt lanssn Sabren
untsr Der cerrlbaft Dsrsr bic Srsbsit su uns
tsrSriidsn fubsa, unb tsim Burger battn ass
gen Zen Gmt1us ees StaatSs unb Hatcnal;
8u~rnemtnts ju fdmpfen, bic cine SubsSra
furp ju ibrsr llntritisung une sin Seer Don
aemtsrbaltsrn ais 8srtbeieissr batten. duff
ltreem fsblte ss nidt an qissn uno 8srfdls
itbunssn bic ron Der Oprplition aufssbrad)t
mureen. 9Sr iassn sabsr notbmal psnnipls
vanisn bat sbrenpcQ feline gbulsisfet aetban.
2Bir ssbcn in elmer aneern SpaIts bic ridb.
tiaen 3sribte Don Der @abI in Ssrfs gauntp.
Ban 8urens D1ebrbsit it, ws mann fineen
pirt, Spar um sinise 6unesrt @timmsn sr6is
fer pis mir unS bic msbrtsn unfcrsr 8rsunre
sr,partstsn, absr lie 1T um sbsn 70 pisl elsiner
,pis feline Srsunbs bsrsbnst bntten; ibre Ses
retbnunasn pariirtsn BON pisr bis flint Saufsno
Gis 8reunbe SarriipnS babsn felt 1885 ct,
pa 20O0 Stimmen 9spcnnsn. Ban Sursns
jssi9s Wsbrbsit iit flsiner ,pie Die fir pcrtsr
Ysr ;msi Sabren, unb mir fanntn pcbl iufriss
cen fsin init Den Gribtsn unisrsr Nrbsit.
trier in Der @tact war Die Mabl ;smlb
lsbbaft unb beioe Yartsjsn fubtsn ibu game
Stdrfs ins Selo ;u brin9sn; mir elauten taum
cas elm ein5iSsr Mann fsblts, esr Msht bate
;u itimmsn. Ssioe partsisn ibtsn ibr Msbt
um ssisemicrises Sti.nmtn ;u psrbnpsrn, ,uno
Iass nurbs NIT IcbsnS,psrtber &ubs unb Orb
nuns aussefabrt, sur 3ufriscsnbsit bsiosr l>ars
tsisn. D1anJsr, Der pelleitbt bei frubsren
BabIen 9tifmmt bate, muroe am Srsita9e
;urlfsswetn, wslI bei 9enaMr lIntsriubuns
sss &stsss sr fsn &etbt sum Stinmen bats
ts. Dies mag ais cine 96arnuns fir aQe biss
jeniesn bisnn, mslds Bel ben 2Saben itlmmen
wcGsn, obns pprbsr Su piiTsn rb iis AUDI pas
&stt ba;u BADEN.
llnItrs SssuRSe i'm Qanes babsn ebsnfaIs
bei Der Isetsn Habl ibu SbuIci9fsit 9stban.
Der Sumabs psn Simmsn ssist uns, eas lie
init NuSnabms sOn tpsn9sn Gaunibips, ibrs
Sanss Stdrfs bsrausssbrabt battsn.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-11-03
Cine 0ro6e SictkrIbe.

8r. @sors Seifrisp, BON Stobslon 9anns
ittip, bat uns cine Nctbrits iterfanot bic
auf Isnsm &ants aswahlsn 1T mp II II II
pfumo wisst. mir ltnO sriutbt 3m fassn, eab
es cine aebts 5arriI ons &otbrhts 1T.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-11-03
Going TO kiuderhOOk, to pre-
pare our Quarters!
QBir 9eben nab &tnnerhocf, unlcr
Suartier 81 belfellen.

"ttNt 6H VVI1eHe"'
Ban Bursn bat trete ben Doftcr 0uns
can unc anpsrs abssoantte Dntslisoer bee
ShhensRat,nets nit grpreb nah xinetrs
bcot ataeihift, um Ouartiere fir ben nahs
fen 4ten Osars ~ bstleaen, otmn fcinss Slti'
ttns 1T niett lansw i'm wsi0tn 6auis. IL
mos miro fit fsint sstrsnen Oienits has lint
ais &eittntIetsr srbaIten, amo Oct Dcttcr iea
ais Sntbens unb &sllsrmeiiter eienen. Simin
Suetaaan fcI nah AtIauf feline Disnfstitim
natfsn gribjabr Gin Dahfdt6en bs3isbsn
uab ,as 8uabsnbrob trhalttn. Shr bic d
triseu ,pirb stenfslIs sslcrst perbea.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-11-03

DaS Dampfboot @reat @eitern fam
am l6ten September 3u Wilmanfes, isis
eonfa Serritorium, an, NIT 2 bis 800
eeutfbsn auspanoeresn. Dies if Die
3rpeite eaoun9 Der art, tpslebe oisies Soot
oaieIbft in oieiem Sabre abieste. sc Der:
lief Buffalo nit mebr als 600 pofasie-
rem. ID.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-11-03

Jpn perbinoerts ben Wanu wabrsunebmeu
uno bic Mafbine su seb6riser Belt angus
balten. ID.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-11-03

9Er 9esn nadfheno einise Ser Der preGonn gabl
Term Saate sic lno bDb 9(orrei Art aen feeu pe ba6
bar
Die ertte pon Den eaborn Gaunss aebn 9en o Sebrbsr
an cte pct Der Hoh por9eh Ureltoe e9efomnn no Sur ae
ernn eants tabtn mir Ole Wibrhi leen Slaa gab
ater bur Ole Nnnft DER raen bte nod beoe
tenrb1tr su Sunten uOn SCarron bsrausonnen meroen
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-11-03

Der 6ofen BON Sufalo puroe Dor ei
ni9eR Boben BON einem beftieen Sturme
beim9efubt. Cine 9rohe NnSobl bort lie
|9enber ebiffs Wuroe pom l1fer serinsn
uno littsn beosutenoen S6aoen, inoen
mebrere aneinanoer ranutsn. l(ub mele
am Safen lienoe 5duler tpuroen bsibd-
oist uno ,pei perlonen perIorsn babel ibr
9eben. ib.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-11-03

3u Bofen fono am 2ten Sctober elm
&nabe elm 8iinbel Sanfnoten Su Dem Se
lauf BON $4,000. Der Sater beS &na
ben entoefte Den @iener uao CAB ibm bic
ielben suriid. Wclber in islnsr 9ronen
Sreuoe feline Gbrli1feit NIT e inem 2ba'
let belobute! ib.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-11-03

Die Solfs5dblun9 Don 0eu Srlean
unb ocfen Sorfdotsn 1T pcllenpst. 6
srsibt iib, oab oieie Staot eeeenwdrti!
uber 100 tauleno Ginhpobner odblt, nab
reno i'm Sabre 1880 ni6t poui9 $1,000
oaEibf Wobnten.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-11-03


Nm l2ten Sctob. puroe Elm Greis bon
60 Sabren ouf cine ibredlibe 8eiie INNS
eeben sebrabt. st fano auf elmer lebr
fbmalen Sriide 3 Msilsn BON @ilmins-
ton unb bate iib auf bas @eldnosr &C.
lebnt, alS plosll9 Die 9ampfspossn aber
bic 8riife ro1ten, uno ebe Der un9Iifli
DE aus Dem @ese ellen eonnte, spuroe ct
n0rtlitb in ausiStiide 5errihsn, u. natir.
lib imAusenblid setootst. Ser Bug tpurt
be cine 3eitlans aufsebalten, um ben eei6-
nam nab einem benadbarten ,pauie su
brinaen. uebri9en5 faan oem eeiter Der
Wafbine bel bieitm llnsladsfaae feline
ebuio sur eaft selest sueroen, ea eiae
earte &rdmmuns ssraoe uor iensr Steae
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-27

they Share tie <pos TO force you, who have acted WIN
tbe!n-ici in helping 10 rcrrct:ate The traaa' "n. ~
cIecting their candda,ctn bear the huFthch OF I'VE
shame which must How from their SINS, ailn"".n ~
vcur ycrr souls YOU abhor them. 10 ms ehsi,
as was done in New York, no pans Will be sPaFea
TO trcwn down all the efforts winch honest men
nav make 10 ferret on; and expose their yliiaIhY'-
Yon have already witnessed attempts made 10 CO.
yer men oil pure character with The odail "tiich ie
Ions received from righteous and Just puh!!c SEN
,ncn, in order 10 screen the actual elons from the
r,nsearce of the lass which they had transgresscd-
Yru have seen tho pretended victory secured rs u mas
been by series Of foul crimes ahontnaolc ,han
arv which ever disgraccd civilized nation, impous'y
ascrbci t. i!c overriding dispensaoas OF Providence,
IN sucl manner as would only BIZ proper If The Supreme
Author Of all Good could smile with competency upon
the wicked means which accomplished II, or deign 10
prosper the polluted agents Of snch pemedltated ma
nv Expcc nothing good Of such men. 1t viii result
in disappointment. Love Of country with them Is a
subject Of consideration a%ays secondary 10 their per-
sonal interests They viii smother the crimes, screen,
Justify protect; and promote the men who have nstI-
gated thcm so long they conducc 10 the advance.
nent OF their private objects, and pander TO the cray
nr appct2s of an unhallowed ambition, or lnsa.
tiate avaricc Reason with them is vain. Facts
have no force upon their intellect and no logic
will ever MAKE them acknowledge ,hat Federal
vote which exceeds tie actual number Of voters is a
iraud-bccause il j. not !or their interest," and ntc-
rest is the key IL their reason, il is the substance
and essence Of their conscicnccs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-27

Of this State that pa. Of Il did the mai iooery Of
par,v enthusiasm ran 50 high as y tolerate o@ eaba
rais;as, as they were called, sL he ridiculous eA!!!-
bion Of coons aud bear skins win view 10 operate
on the um!nking multitude. We have had 10 canoes
hauled over dry land or cider barrels paradcd through
streets and highways, as has been done in perhaps
every other Stale. This exemption Of South Carolina
from .ie ridiculous mummercs brought - operate
upon elections elsewhere is srincent OF sef 10 stamp
with cnyahc superiority the character Of her peo-
pie over the general mass Of every other State. =
40 wondcr tia. South Carolina remains stead
fnslly Republican i'll her position Her people have
thought and reasoned public affairs, aud nave no,
decided the great question submitted 10 them cn line
principle Of ,hurrah hoys." Before tic calm force .;
reason and oil truth, the hutbugs oi The gs, al pc,
tent in other quarters, have vanished into "n ar,
and have lett bu, small wreck OF ~ or - members
10 the Legislature and Wing member OF Congress,
who, however stands on base!css fabric unsupported
by majority 81 his Congressional District
The Wings themselves must admit mat South caro-,
Ina in the mode in which the contest has been carried
on within her borders, has sustained her own dignity
and the honos Of an American State and when fl'et
reflection returns they must unite with us ~ regret
ting that as much cannot be said Of more OF The States
of this Union Grccnriiic .'ioGntatncer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-27


In giving place 10 the following communication iron
Mr. Starncs we would remark That the Hon Nj Sian
IS has literally Hooded the wo!r South with his incen
diary documents. We noticed TIE other day t'at no
less than Mnnsaad Of his franks had reached sng''
county, in Mississippi lie has scattered them ais
throughout this State; and even IN Huntsville HI
friends supplied with large numbers, for the luf
pose doubt Of distribution amongst The planters !!
the country. These British Wigs il would seem
have agents in every part Of the Union, who stoop if
the most degrading and abon'inable means to impose
upon honest and unsnspec'ns people
To tic Editor Of HE Dcmorrm:
SlH: Enclosed is a copy Of letter have 'h's DAY
addressed to the Hon. Edward Sanly, member q the
Central Committee al the seat oil Government. have
TO request the favor Of you 10 publish Il, as from pc
rusal Of it you will see tie necessity am under, o.
clearing myself from the suspicion Of ia"ofinga party
whose principles sincerely dcap:so: and the members
Of that committee do moi, in my opinion, deserve
allder rcprooi than the enclosed
Yours respectfully,
jDiIT STARSES.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-27

the slightest difficulty, and tie amount will Mt yc an
Inconvenience, tie New FORK banks have li MI.
lion Of dollars in balances lying dead in Philadelphia,
on y hch they have not for long time received IN.
interest; and tie Boston banks have doubt, qaite Il
large a sum lying dead The arrangement is mss, d.
srablc for all parties. The Eastern capitalists, as wel
Banks here vii! he able 10 realise par for their fund
and get fair interest the loaned the ability \
the Banks viii be in way diminished, - the fund,
appropriated are not available and the PHILADELPHIA.
Banks wall, By this arrangement BE- able 10 resume
Gle payments beyond any peradycn;urc. The secu:
ucs IS unquestonabe, the parties looming have
their choice as TO which local Bank b.atioa tn
will accept, and il is well known that most Of itc
Banks in Philadelphia are among tie safest and SQUAD
est.
Tomerchan;s, this arrangement Of vas, iiapor'anr
nearly aIl the banks at the South and Yves. vi. Ill
low in the train OF The Philadelphia Banks, aud Tins y,
shall have general resumption ofspecic payments
The good effects that viii flow from This fayoraJlc
change will be of great Importance 10 THIS city Mef
chants resor,ng here will longer he compelled
suffer such enormous losses the discount OF money
our dealers can sell their goods the South and Yves
with some reasonable calculation TO the moderate
amount OIL they will sustain the difference of Tx
chance.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-27
Make tcGy far tic Oid Dom'"'o"

lYae EtdE. Aunt kroi-. ]


Twrxry.rurrx GrNs ron YiEGi:n.--She has been
truly called the Mother of States Her Resolutions Oh
l7- and % have been considered the true principles
Of Democracy and The State Rights party throughout
The whole Union have sanctioned them as Tue basis
upon which our Republican institutions snouia res
She has strictly adhered 10 those same principles ~
every instance where her rights were invaded. ole 10
still, true 10 herself and has goriously 'runiphed over
Federal Whggery, with ali the muinhery Of log ca
bins, cider barrels, skins, pepper poas' corn u
cobs broom straw, flags, banners, badges ana an
other Federal Wing gull traps, with winch 10 de-
ceivc and mislcad the people The election Is oyer,
the excitement srbsidng and ask the people o. TINS
GOOD old Commonwealth to take retrospect Of ,he
conduct Of the Federal Wing party Their iooiery mas
had lis effects and they have enjoyed Tie full beneht u
all their dsgracelu mummery. We now ask an 'n'ei,
aen eope TO reflect the course they nave puIsueo
70 gail and deceive the honest yeomansy oil 'irglha
PRAY wcrc is their principles aud BY what nave 'h's
been governed to miscad many n they nave cone
10 get them 10 worship al The Shrine OF those loohsr
Idols: The Wings are laughing N their sleeves
a. the people, and have heard il acknowledges ina
the whole of this foolcry han:pug. shame upon
such nonsensc Let II never IL sad again ia' t''e
people of this country be led away from ther pfn
cipcs bv such exhibitions Of dolatry. Although many
have been led asiray by those exhibitions Of nonsense
vel we rejoice that there patriotism IN the stae SUI
icent 10 save us from enemies, and to Steer the
ship Of state safely into her ancient harboT
IfincaSHa Democrat