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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-06-05
TO Let,
On ne t S =.

Bon ne t S.
WIN. JAMES TILLEY has now the fol.
w lowing kinds of Bonncts, and will sell
them at one quarter to one half less than any
Dealer in town, as he is now making ina
close.
Florence Brads, Fine Straws,
Palm Leaf Hoods, lElcveA Bralds,
Mixed S,raws, Striped Sirows,
I.eghorn Flats. Seven Bralds.
Also lot OF Florence Bralds and Mixed
Straws for making Bonncts by tie piece Of
yard, with Straw Edgings.
will also sell yard wide French huslins,
Jaconets aud Prints, at 90 cents per yard,
which cost from 40 tu 80 cents.-Rlbbons
for u - cents, cost 25 cents. Many Other
goods in the same proportion. June 4.
Court Of Probate, .Ntppori, June !, 1870.
A n Instrument of Writing purpor,lng t.
~ be the Last Will aud Testament oi
Phebe Sheffield, dec. was presented for pro
bate and Letters testamentary thereon
II is ordered, that the same be received
aud the consideration thereof referred to o
Court Of Probate, 10 be holden at the Stat,
House in Newport, OIL the hrst Monday III
July next, at o o'clock a. H. and that pre-
yous notice be glwn, by publishing u copy
of this order. three several times IN the Her.
aid orhe Times, for all persons interested t.
appear at said time aud place and be heard.
A true copy-wltness:
June 1. b. Il. HowLAND, Pro. elk
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NAvAL.-U. States scbr. Enterprise, Com
rnander Ellery, from New York, was at Per-
nambuco 81 inst. bound to Rio Janciro.
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To meet which the resources of the town for
the ensuing year will amount to 3
Amount OF tax ordered
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Savers articles IN type crowded cut thl'
wctk by The town meeting proceedings.
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June 4.
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The publishers Of all newspapers in
this State, are requested to give the
above three insertions
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GIVING TT uPi

We are informed that distinguished friend
of Mr.. Van Buren,, late an Alderman of the
city of New York, who has recently returned
from tour through the Southern and South
Western States, speaks despondngly of the
prospects OF the party. He dined with Gene
raj Harrison at North Bend some three weeks
since. In speaking ofthe General, and the abb
surd storys that were put in circulation by the
indiscreet partizans of the Administration, the
gentleman remarked that all the preposterous
calumnies and impotent attempts to disparage
the services and character of General Harri-
son, were working to his advantage throughout
the Southern and Western country. "Sir"
said he, addressing political associate, sswe
may apply the term granny mbecile or any
other reproachfu epithet to be found in the vo-
cabuary, to General Harrison, but the effort
will be worse than useless. tell you and |
speak from knowledge and personal observa-
ton, that General Harrison is sound and able
man, and that his services and reputation are
dear 10 the whole country. There is much in
his past history to interest all who love gaan-
try in the field and benevoence in private life.
He has grappIed the entire West to his heart
as with hooks of steel, ana unless we can carry
both New York and Pennsylvania, MIR. Van
Buren, cannot be reelected. "-[ Albany Eve
ming Jour.1
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JEu D'FspR,T.-In recent debate in the
House ofrepresentativs Mr.. Smith, ofMaine,
spoke with much seIl:compIacency of his de-
mocracy, and that ofhis ancestry and connec-
TONS, and alluded the to the fact of having
lost brother at Lundy's lane during the last
war;
Mr.. Morgan, of New York, one Of the young
est members ofthe House, at the conclusion
of most spirited and eloquent reply, said,
that whenever our national honor demanded
a resort to war, he trusted that he should be
found on the side OF the country, right or
wrong; hut he would assure the gentleman
from Maine of one thing, that he would never
come here to boast of his ancestry or connec-
tons, or make it matter of pride that he lost
a brother, but saved himself?
A Senator, on hearing the reply, gave the
following impromptu, which was calculated to
the amusement ofall parties:
Glow sleep the brave at Lundy's lane!
But none who fought with gallant Scott,
Fell half So fiat as Smith of Maine,
By youthful Morgan's rifle shot.
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PEREnIPTORY SALE.

FHNRUSTEE'S SALE.-By virtue of deed of Mort
III gage dated the 18th October 1885, and recorded the
Land Records of Baltimore County Court, in Liber
t. X. No 253, folio 266, will sell by auction, at
the Exchange, in the city of Baltimore, the Both
of April at o'clock, P M. one fifth part of the
Rose Hill Estate, being the portion conveyed to Ed
mund Gibson, Esq by deed dated the 9th May, 1885,
and by him subsequently sold to Samuel Cameron,
Esq. This property is described in deed, from John
Gibson and James Gibson, Trustees, to Edmund
Gibson, bearing date the 9th day of May, 1885, and
recorded among the Land Records of Baltimore
ty Court in Liber T. K No. 24S, folio 4S and g.,
all those pieces parcels of Land situated and being
in the city of Baltimore and part of the real estate
of VIM. Gibson, deceased and decreed to be sold by
said trustees, and which plat exhibited at said
sale, distinguished by the numbers a. s. 10 -four
eight, ten respectively, and of the description
following; that is to say, beginning for Lot No 4,
marked on the said plat "a copy of said plat being
now on file in the Office of the Register of the High
Court of Chancery) at the east intersection of Hof-
man and Madison streets, and running thence north
eastwardly, bounding on Hoffman St 709 feet inch
es to Garden street; thence enthusiastically bound
ing Garden street rs feet; thence southwestward-
ly, parallel with Hoffman street 700 feet inches to
Madison street; and thence ENTHUSIASTICALLY, bound
ing on Madison street to the place of beginning; and
beginning for Lot No. 8, ON the northeast side of
Madison St Formerly Price street,) enthusiastically
ITO feet inches from the north intersection of Madi
son and Dolphin Streets and running thence north
eastwardly, parallel with Dolphin street 713 feet
inches to Garden street; thence ENTHUSIASTICALLY
bounding on Garden street 203 feet inches; thence
enthusiastically, parallel with Dolphin street 713
feet inches to Madison street; and thence south
westwardiy bounding on Madison street to the place
OF beginning--and beginning for Lot No 10 on the
northeast side of Madison Formerly Price street,
40 feet inches from the north in
tersecton OF Madison and Dolphin streets, and
ming thence ENTHUSIASTICALLY parallel with Dolphin
street us feet inches to Garden ST., thence north
westwardy, bounding Garden street 730 feet, I'M
til it intersects the outline of the whole ground be-
longing to the estate Of the late William Gibson and
running thence bounding ON said outline, south 40
degrees, west 720 feet to Madison street. and thence
bounding said street enthusiastically TAO feet to
the place of beginning.
The terms prescribed by the deed are cash. but the
mortgages have consented to extend the credits as
follows, to witt one-ffth in cash at the sale, and
the residue in equal instalments at 6, H. Is and
"a MONTHS with interest-for the credit un
doubted securities will be required.
ap II cots JOHN GLENN, Trustee
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A CONIPOsITOR is WANTED at this office for
Nv few DAYS. ap II
TWO GRAND PICTURES.
i A A

TWO GRAND PICTURES.
THE DESTRUCTION OF JERUSALEM AND
THE CORONATION OF QUEEN VICTORIA.
YHNHIG Magnificent picture of the DESTRUCTION OF
Il JERUSALEM, painted two thousand feet ofcanvass,
and designed by the late eminent artist Benjamin
West, Esq, President of the Royal Academy, Lon
don, is now opened for the second time.
The splendid picture, representing the CORONA
TON OF QUEEN VICTORIA, painted on a can
vass nearly large the other, and embracing an
interior view of Westminster Abbey with the george
pageantry that characterized the OCCASION r also
opened for the first time at the DIORAMA, North st
which has been especially fitted up for the purpose
Opened from A. M. until dusk.
9y-Admttance to both pictures Is cents. Chill
dreu under ~ years of age half price. ap17 At
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF BALTIMORE, APRIL II, 1870. s|s,=

CLEARED,
Barque Triton, Harris, Apalachicola; brig Gran
tie, Herrick, Mobiles schrs. Betsey Richards, Shep-
herd, Charleston; New Citizen, Williams, York
Town; sloop Mary & Martha, Hollinger, Philadel-
phia.
ARRIVED,
Schr. Theodore, Rowland, from Salem
Schr Elizabeth Jane, Dukes from Philadelphia.
Steamboat Jewess, Holmes, from Norfolk. Re-
ports nothing bound up.
Steamboat Rappahannock, Fairbanl1, from Freder-
icksburg. Reports nothing.
Steamboat Columbia, Guyther, from Georgetown,
Washington and Alexandria.
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SONGS.

The following songis taken from the Log Ca
hin - published at Cleaveland, Ohio Is deS-
tins to become favorite, and has so much sweet
,rusic in it. that we expect to hear it chaunted IN
the streets and we are sure it will be sung by the
fair.
AN INVITATION TO THE LOG CABIN
BOYS TO OLD TIPPECANOES RAlSIN.
Tune-The gOod old times Of ADAM and EUe'
Come all you Log Cabin Boys, we're going to
have raisin'
We've got Job on hand. that we think will be
pleasin',
We'll turn ont and build Old Tip a new Cabin,
And finish it off with chinkin' and daubin'.
We want all the Log Cabin Boys in the nation,
To be on the ground when we lay the founda-
ton;
And we'll make all the Office holders think its
amazin',
To see how we work at Old Tippecanoe's raj
sin.
On the thirtieth day of next October,
Well take some Hard Cider, but we'll all keep
sober;
Wen shoulder our axes and cut down the tim
Der,
And have our Cabin done by the second of De-
cember,
Wen have it well chink'd and we'll have on the
cover,
Of good sound clapboards, with the weight poles
over,
And good wide chimney for the fire TO blaze
in;
So come on boys, 10 old Tippecanoes raisin'.
e IL. L ~,
And Old Virginia, as you'll remember,
will find the timber for the clapboards and
chinkin'-
twill all be first rate stuff Pm thinkin'.
And when we want to daub it, it happens very
lucky,
That we have got the best of CLAY in Old Ken
lucky,
For there's no other State has sneh good clays in,
To make the morter for Old Tippecanoe's raj
sim.
For the hauling of the logs, we'll call on Penn
sylvania,
For their Conestoga teams will pull as well as
any.
And the Yankee States and York State, and all
of the others
Will come and help us lift like so many bro
theirs.
Tho Hoosiers and the Suckers, and the Wolver
inc farmers,
They all know, the right way to carry up the
corners,
And 'every ones good enough carpenter ant
mason
To do little work at Old Tippecanoe.s raisin'
Well cut out window and have a wide door in
We'll lay good loft and first rnte floor in,
Well fix it all complete, Ior Old Tip to see hi
friends in,
And we know that the latch-string will neve
have its end in.
On the fourth day of March, OLD TIP will move
in it.
And then little Martin will have to shin it.
So Hurrah Boys, there's no two ways in,
The fun we'll havo at Old Tippecanos raisin'.
This song is easy, natural, and particularly de.
Scriptive of The state of society and mode of cleo
pioneering in the "great west" The engraving
also illustrates the ideas of this song. After the
close of the Indian war; General Harrison bio
farewell to his troops-Saying, "My comrades
if in the course of your pilgrimage through life
yon ever should stray to North Bend you will
always find knife and fork at my table, and a
mug of hard cider to wash down a slice of fresh
portland assure you, you will never find my
doorshu with the string of the latch pulled in
Farewell-God bless you.'
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HOLIDAY & NI'KINLEY,
" ENETIAN BLIND MAKERS No

Gay street, opposite New Christ Church, Baltimore
makes to order VENETIAN BLINDS, PATENT SPRING
SHUTTER BLINDS, SHADES, CURTAINS, and all other
either inside or out Also, Curtain Fixtures for Dry Goods
and other stores made in the best and shortest notice
Blind way can be supplied with any quantity the shortest
notice and most reasonable terms.
GOld Blinds repaired taken in excha ge for new ones
ap 13
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HOWARD DIsTRICT,--A meeting of the yonng Wings
of Howard District in Anne Arundel county, will take place
at "Brown's Hotel" Ellicots Mills, WEDNESDAY 22d
April al IL o'clock for the purpose osendng Delegates to the
Wing Convnntion of young to be held in Baltimore,
the 4th Of May next. apl4
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JOHN GIBSON q co.

No. g, NORTH CHARLES STREET,
EHAVE RECEIVED by the Leila, arrived at this
n port and Great Western steamer arrived New York
the greater part of their SPRING lMPORTATIONS-oo.
sisting of
Super and extra super CLOTHS and CAsSIMERES
CASHMERETTS, and summer CLOTHS,
GAMBROONS, DRILLINGS, and other Pantaoon stuifs
CHALLEYs, CUTTINGS, silk and satinv EsTlNGs, &C.
pie DIST
NEW MOUSELINE DE LANES, splendid
In Assortment from "a So for 10 yard patterns, $780,
p dozen Net Scar from A to 81 eaeh "a doz
Handkerche 25 cts each; 100 doz Cotton HOSE and HALE
HOSE from 10 cents ups just received and for sale by
b. C. WRIGHT,
al5eojt No. ISL Baltimore st.
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rHE TTPPECANOE TEXT book.
DUFF GREEN
Proposes 10 publish By subscription,
A POLITICAL PAMPHLET,
TO BE ENTITLED
AND
LOG CABIN CABINET,

COMPRISING biographical memoir, mass of
" facts, official documents, accounts of battles
and anecdotes and events, illustrative of the char
acter and services of Gen. VIM. H. Harrison, the
peoples candidate for the presidency of the United
States, compiled from "NnEs, REGISTER" and other
historical works,
BY WIN. OGDEN NILES,
LATE EDITOR OF EENMEs' REGISTER"
And respectfully dedicated to the
YOUNG MEN OF THE UNITED STATES.
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a HI ~ CANDLES
~ 1000 gallons Bleached and Unbeached Sperm OIL
1000 do do do Winter " hale do
5000 do Common and Whale OIL in hhd ties. and bhss-
And 100 boxes New Bedford and Sperm DLES-receveA
and for sale by PARKHURST y NYE,
apl4 81 Bowy's wharf.
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II DAVID Steward. Trust
ap II

TuyRUSTEE'S sALE.-By virtue and in pursuance of
decree of the High Court Of Chncery the undersigned
will offer at Public Auction the premises, on
THURSDAY, the 30th day of April next at A o.
clock, p. NJ, that VALUABLE LOT situate and
lying in that part of Baltimore county, lately nclud-
ed in the boynds of the city of Baltimore, which is
contained within the following described meets and
bounds that is to say-begnning for the same on the
east side of Aisquh ST. at the distance of $50 feet
from the South of John MichaePs brick house
which house adioins lot late the property of Hugh
Dougherty, deceased; and running thence bounding
Asquth ST. North 80 feet, thence East $50 feet to
the place of beginning, excepting therefrom small
portion of said Lot sold to hugh McElderry the ex
tent of which will be fully explained on the dav of
sale. This lot will be sold subject to the Dover
right therein, of Mrs. Eve B. Albera.
The improvements erected ON this Lot consist of
Two Story BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, built
by the former proprietor for his own use and Back
Building IL stories high, and the necessary out
houses.
This Lot is suscedtible of advantageous division
into several building lots and is in very improving
and desirable neighborhood The title is believed to
be indisputable The terms, appointed by the
Chancellor are cash upon the day of sale. For fnr-
David STEWART, Trustee,
ap IA Iaw5wds No. 20 st. Paups st.
w can fluid employment Con the ladies branehl bY ealDs
Immediately the CHEAP SHOE STORE No ie6 Pratt st.
near ESaw where the subscriber is LADIES'
LAR PER PAIand also Misses Childrens al the usual
prices general assortment of Mems, Boys and
Youths SHOES, always hsnd-he also makes 10 order
MEMS PUMPS, all of which will be sold low FOR CASH
Those wishing them by the dozen supplied with from
TO twenty dozen pair and liberal discount made for the
cash.
-TRUNKs-TRUNKs.-A general asort-
ment of HAIR TRUNKS. always on hand.
apl6 4ts JOHN BANGS
MORE AUCTION BARGAINS ] have just re-
w ceved from Auction, lot of black white CHINTZ
CACoEs bought as imperfect which win be sold 40 per
cent below the regular pce-a few Ladies Gentle
mems black silk Hose haifprice Also few pieces Of
and i24 EARNESTLY sHEETING; and further supply
of those heavy S4 Barnesey Damak TABLE DIAPERS for
which have recently had much demand; likewise large
lot Of beached and brown DoMEsTICS from the
which Will be sold BY the piece at Factory prices
gether with large assortment of other Goods extremely
low pricess GEORGE BEVAN
aPisy No. 60 Hanover st
DRINTED LAWNs-New syIe-iast received and
Il fer nieey G. B. HOFFMAN + BROTHER.
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AN IMPORTANT RuMOR.

We have rlmor in town, that Message has
arrived from France, with an offer from Louis
Philippe, to mediate between the United States
and Great Britain, in the adjustment of the N.
E. Boundry Question.-Penm- Eng.
The population of Paris is 900, 1876, includ-
ing 81, 1859 INDECENT, that receive public aid.
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MARRIED.

MARRIED,
On the 10th mat by the Rev. Doct Roberto, Mr. BENZ.
A.. HOOPER, to Miss ELIZA A. MONROE, daughter Eof
john II. Monroe, Esq all ofths city.
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EOR SALE-A pair Of gentle, well broken and elegant
pay carriage HORSES, at great sacrifice Enquire of
ihe edlloa or at Goddavds Livery Stables. sp l4n
HlIDER.-lob bls. "TIPPECANoE CIDER, "a superior
~ Article Received and for sale BY
NORRIS 4 FAIRBAlRN
apis No SPrst *. between Gay Fred'k.
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B ALTIM ORE scum
AND GALLERY OF THE FINE ARTS.

Corner Of Baltimore and CaIuert Streets
Two beautiful Dasuerrotype Sketches large scale Is-
presenting the east front Of the Capitol, aud the Unaria
politely deposited by Dr. Garck who's prepared Like
with the DeguerroSpe
A living WHITE PARTRIDGE, considered verv greet
curiosity, has been received from kmmitts5ug. gNo Ss-
loon Performance his week.
Admittance To the Museum alone las usual
25 cts. Admttance 10 the Saloon and Museum
Lower Seats. so cents, with the privilege of
introducing a lady. Upper Seats 25 cents.
Children half price. APP
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NEW SPRING DRY GOODS.

NEW SPRING DRY GOODS,
H1 ICARDS, BETS & CO, 1856 BALTIMOFsR
sTREET, just receiving psrLeiIa and by purchasr
N this country, handsome assortment Of Spring DIRE
GOODS, which in point Of style will compete with any ots
IN the city. 1t comprises the following;
PRINTS, ofnew and beautiful STYLES
Plaid and striped Embroidered MUSLINS
Printed Lawns and JAC0NETS
Cambrcs, Swiss, Null, Iaconeis and Inc ia Laws
Alpaca, Persian, and Saaouy CLOTHS
D'Orsay, Russell and other Cotton DRILLING
Plain and fancy BIoaehed and Brown LINEN baaN<
Black and White GINGHAMS
Irish Linens, Holland sILEsIAS
Apron Checks> Marine SHIRTINGs
Brown Irish Linens, RURLAfS, &c. &c
panctual dealers, sPl3 ~
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CHEAP FOR CASH.

FUNIE subscriber respectfully informs his friends and the
- public in genera that he manufacturing ii st quality
PEGG'D BOOTS for $500, and Sewed BOOTS far 5000
all other work in proportion Work made above prices
charged at its former rates.
JAMES D. ROSS No. 3, Isorth Street.
Opposite the Erankln Bank.
N. b. All work done by him will be warranted as to neas
ness OF ut and durability He respectfully socs patronage
ana by his endeavors to please merit liberal support
aPi5-u j. D. ROSS:
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sHERIFFALTY.

TO THE VOTERS OF BALTIMORE CITY AND
COUNTY.
FHNHE undersigned takes the liberty announcing hinse
IL as candidate for the Office of SHERIFF the ensuing
election In thus Offering himself to your uerages, he ot
respectfully soicits support and should he be fortunate
as to receive majority of your votes he Aaers hmsf from
the knowledge he has of the duties of the Office avng
duputy for the last eight years still being employ Of
the present sheriff. will enable him to give general satisfaction
apis 1awif ROBERT WILSON,
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DRINTED LAWNs-New styIe-iust received aDd
Il fer nieby G. B. HOFFMAN + BROTHER.
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The publisher respectfully invites the jealous
cooperation of the young wings of the United
States, for whose special benefit the work is de-
signed.
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IL $50 boxes 81. Hares' Sweet Cavendish TOBACCO
lS5 do ''Keen s Hare's'' do do do
IA do 'P. Labby'' pound lump do
so do Small Lump ~ * l6 lbs to the various dramas
225 Or. boxes Havana SEGARS E'NIuda' brand
l67 or. and eighth boxes do do "Ja9ues' do
104 tenth do ssCizarilIo Embuetto''
100000 Domestic manufacture various qualities benturs.
as bales ST. Domingo LEAF TOBACCO, entitled to d.
SO do Cuba do do do
For sale by s. D. WALKER & Co.
apl3 cost No 80, S. Gay St
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-23

h"' h'ode would expose the srms
'oyeu' ney conceive that Congress sI 'ps, AID
~ h,sena's nom which the militia r,n o"'n pro-
y we = nneu STATES should draw arms ,haa pat
-. -. . "'"'r De sufficient exercise Of -,
power 10 provide Tor arming the mill; VI The
having power 10 provide far goy.,., congress
oh'y "hen they are in the se,y,c. 80 ~ ,niliiia
o'',es' ana me authority of hainiuo hem ,o"'ied
70 me Sfdts Gorernmenfs. the Comn,,,s. Jhe'o"giag
oeehed proper that Congress should n,eser,, no'
a.; " 70 ue'o!eu 10 training, the ,nann., '
whith That object can be best effec,fd ia""ef IN
duty oil the Legislature TO enact the naao. IS the
for that purpose" necessary Laws
10 this paragraph, the oppressive. minis, ~.
constitutional provision. of reanirip, ,h....''
TO provide their own arms is clsa,,.
plieiy asserted. And another great ,,;,c;,.,
'e''eo' winch IS not less al variance with Poins.,,.
Unto VII. 'na' lie authority to tram the Min,
belongs to the STATE g0rernments and no, 10 til. D..
ident. 'e'-
2 Mr. folnsets bill provides for calling NM :,
militia Tor purposes Of training, ..lwiee 3, yaa.
more 'han days IN each year." which .on1,h.
an oppressive exacIion upon the citizen, and H..
Tax upon The tteasury-to say nothing or ,,ha.
qua'iy obvious objections. Wei, VIVA, said r.
HARRISON IN reference to This idea In the .,,,-
Report, he says: "'
1.-The great fficul'y to be encountered !. n.
plcanon oil system OF discipline or military in,Y,nr
non' 10 great poi ulalion, scattered over a., ~,
mense territory 1he accomplishment Of his ob;,c,
endenity mol wiUtin The poucer oChe Gope,n,a,nt r
instruct The militia of the country to any ns.nl -,
enI woutd require larger portion OF Their time, than
mey could possibly spare from the dun of proy;5,,
t"f herjdmat'es, unless they are Hber9Lfy p,;d onJ
10 pay them ''outd absorb all The resources ofue Na
ton" " w"
Gan 'angu age be more emphatic than ths7 "a,
there be wider discrepancy between ANY Two n,o.
Pos'''ons on The same subject than these extract,
IRON Gen Harrison's Report of 1918 exhbi, WHOM
conhdSted with the bill of Mr.. Ponseu1 If ,b.,.
be any analogy between the two plans. il j. in ,bs,
comparatively unimporlaDt details Certainly /,
these vital features OF Poinset,'s hill ,s,lI - =:
those equally important points OF Inference adveu.a
TO by our correspondent Justice" there is precisely
the resea blance that there is between Lebt and
Dafkness-no more.