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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-10-31
TO Y CREDITORS.

FENAKE notice that have applied to the Judges
"a Of the Court OF Common Please of the coun-
ty of Columbia, for the benefit of the lnsolvent
Laws Of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, and
they have appointed Monday, the 10th Of Novem-
Der next, at the Court House, in Danville, to hear
me and my creditors, where you can attend if you
think proper. PETER FULMER.
Oct. 81, 1910.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-10-31
AREG ANSAS

is all right, having given large Van Bu-
rs1 majority at a late stl,e e!eciion,and cleo
tej a democratic Governor, Congressman,
and large majority of the Legislature.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-10-31
DIR. SWAYNE'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF
PRUNUS VHKsGHNEANA
WILD CHERRY.

For Coughs, Colds, Asthmas, Splitting Of
Blood, Soreness Of Throat, Whooping
Cough, and all Diseases indicatire Of
CONSUAIPZYON.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-28

Whilst we eIercise the right OF freely scan
ming the coniuet Of our rulers. and speaking Of
them as they deserve at our hands aS an inde-
pendent press. We are far from applying corrupt
motives to the great body OF those who eonilnrc
20 support the administration. That the results
to which. all iis schemes and practices have
tended, have not siienaied the confidence OF srsry
rejecting and patriotic man, Is matter Of regret
and surprise TO rs, we confess. But that this
has not been the universal effect We know; and
therefore, whilst ne Mail continue zeaIousiy aud
fearlessly to pres our own views Of The public
interests, we 10 not intend 10 indulge in seeusa-
tion ADD Teproach Of those Who still think that
the public welfare is advancing under The iufiu-
ence and guidance Of those who now hold its
direction.
Our Joy IS for our country, and not for a par
~. Our e1ultaiion is notihst some OF our neigh
bors and associates are dOwncasi, or in a mi
nori1y, but thaia dawn OF brighter days has bro
ken on our State, and an era of ruin and distress
TO our loved country i, about TO change to one
Of hope, revival and recovery. II in these well
founded expectations We shall be disappointed
With the same cordially which we now sustain
will We ia turn condemn those who are the
means Of accomplishing this change.
so saith The Petersburg lnietlhgencer, and 50
say We.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-28

The assumption Of the name Of Demoe.
fsey by the Van Buren, party Of the pre-.
seat dsy reminds ne Of story BY "a old
Trend tie olhef day.
Il say squire" said On Individual Who
vas indulging IN the luxury Of whiting
q pine sick IN front o. = tavern. "ihi,
here's ny grandfalLef's jack.knife."
No. moi your FraasJafier's H. -
Yes iis grandialher's knile ssrhn "
What en- Old knife Il must Be hov
have 700 kept u % leagi
why hgs's been four ssw bisdss. and
sir as,o banalsfpa 70 u since gyandfailsy' .
hss. BET ~ ~ sgas Oh jue4 knife for aH
Mal III Alar.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-28
THE ARTS OF ADL.E EDITORS.

We were greatly at q loss 10 perceive
bow II came 10 pass. that the Enquirer
and ourselves differed so widely as TO the
aggregate OF the returns Of the late Elec.
lion, when we did not differ as 10 the 10.
dividual returns. Our statement showed
a Wing majority Of 10. counting Gen.
Bayly as Whig.-In the Enquirer OF
the 9Th inst. there is q tabular statement,
showing the strength Of the House Of De.
legates Tor 1899. wings &c. Adm. 62-
while for 1910. the relative strength 10
thus given, Wings CT. Adm. 63. A cor
respondent Of the Wing unravels the mys.
terry. Aware that figures cannot lie,
through misfokes may occur In addition,
he took the trouble to add up for himself,
and behold the re'ult-tbc very statement
inserted in the Enquirer showed tina, the
list for 1910. when rightly summed, made
20 Wings and 81 Van Buren, men. count
ing Bayly. as he was classed therein a
'Dsmocrat-A note said that the returns
from Wythe and Caroline we're received,
but that the editor did not krow how to
pct them down. PIscing Corbin and
Fulton on the Wing side. claiming Gen.
Bayly as Wing, and adding up the
column correctly. the Wing strength, a,
shotcn by Tie statement in TIE Enquirer. /.
73-oSE MORE than we have ever claim.
ed.
Well this may have been an error in
the summation. But il has never yet
been corrected, and never will be. In
the next Enquirer. in an obscure corner
we are briefly told that the statement
should have been credited 10 the Globe
but not word as 10 the deception. Thi.
shuffled of some of the responsibility
but il had gone forth and served its pur.
pose abroad. aud the exclusive readers o.
the Enquirer will never know but ,ha
the list was full and correct.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-28
Ex.pnRslnrNr AnAAia

The Baltimore Republican ssys:-We
learn from the National InIelligeneer that
Mr.. Adams had bis shoulder disloeated
on Monday afternoon. ia moving from
ons part OF the house TO The other, one oil
his feet caught in the straw mating,
which caused him to (all add produced
;be injury. lie was conveyed to his re-
sidsnee snd his shoulder restored 20 the
rocket On the following day he was q;
his post in the house at the usual hour Of
meeting.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-28
JEFFERSON COUNTY.
Committee OF Vigilance Tor jefferson county
appoinied by tie late Mhig State Convention

Committee Of Vigilance for jefferson couaiy.
appoinied by tie late Whig State Convention
~ Richmond.
CkayIe1ovH-Thomas GrigRs, John CIau,sn.
w Lakeland, h g Washington, James Hne.
Thomas II willis, q W Sappingion, John Yates,
Andrew Kennedy, John A Thompson, Thomas
tIite, John Kssle, w p Alexander, William
Grow, " Carter, q W Lille, w McCnr,ly
w T Washington, Daniel Snyder, Chas Yates,
Abraham Snyder, David Howell, james Wy
song, w Asquiih, Nicholas Starry. Henry
Rouland. II " GalIahsf, 7 A Moore, Daniel
Mcpherson, Thomas Bhscoe, n Blackburn. J
7 Washington, William jenkins, John Clip.
I Daughsriy, Andrev Hunter. Ford l. SAD
Ter, j Miller. WIN Moore, q II Tate. w r
Turner, N w Manning. WIN y Lock. Vim s
Lock, 4 Slgafoose. T q Baylor. sanG Wright,
9 r Starry, w Hammond, I Brown, sc
Thompson.
stsPAsrd,inrn Rsynold., Jr. T
Tosner, w Short. G Harper. J r cookus. u
Berry, Henry Shepherd, Wm Butef, y Bae-
klss, Roben slsmons. James KsfneY, Henry
Snyder. Jehn Wsl3sr, James Osborne. james
Chapline. Henry Bs,elsr, Daniel EnLsr, Jacob
Miller, } White. A Robihson, w l. Webb, W
fouks, James Shepherd, 3 ! Lee. Jr., a
Humrickhouse. DE- Q Hammond, y Kernsy. w
Osbofns, Capt Quigiey, John SByder. ST..
John Aafshall. Jane v Moore, A r Boieier
; p B'tsr. John q uassid. Bsniansn Melvin,
a Vsnsrsdals.
ffsiiigra.--John hiolsr. John T igessl,. Co.
lin Peer, Z w Washineion. u n fls.tis a
MoieF. r "a Carton, Joteph y Ahru. earosi
Miller. Richard Henderson,, Isaac Hsrkis. iona
han keauley, John Chsmbsrs, d. W p Aisr.
ander. Isaac chapline, John Abell james 81
Manning,
Hsyprrf-T srvy --Wn Anisrsoa. John sir.isr.
= Anderson, q w Cuishaw. samosl sridsf.
John u Altiadt Jams' Foley. Joho L.ambaurb.
David clatpY, Thomas Kifgcn. Jctsph T. Rus.
srn, W Thompson, Thomas Hogbst Jsha
StiiaFs. Dr q 3 Siffhshson. Cola UnssiS, Or
p PW Sfephsssea, Join siri3er. b.. James
hrown, Jobn Hstkensnsth, Jacob sifter Geo.
E9rzef, VASES Dase
snlftf,lg --Thomas TimbsFiaks. D. aeol.
iaY. ~ ~ 2 Nslson. W 0Faaiham, ~ Ehsuil,
y Rosehberesr. ChsF,sa Barnes. Henry 9uiih.
Darid Fry. Jotsph fiadsy. Sebasii1n Eaiy Ioha
Little. Peter smiih. Frsisfick smiih Lsvis flo
ssr, A 3 Danffldes. } p nsilfy. Isl willis. John
Campbsn, y 3 welsh, y Smith. Pau smiih.
r p Bachansn, J A CfsEhil, W Annss.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-28
sixth CENSUS.

The duty OF enumeralinE The inhabi.
lants Of the United States, will be con-
meneed by the assistant marshals in each
county. on the 6rst day Of June next
We have been requested 10 call the It..
lsEiion Of the people TO the vsst number
OF novel enquiries, wh ieh the maFshals are
required to make Of lhem--not only en-
braciDg the number OF persons and the
sex Of each 10 every family, and their va
rIous ages; the number Of deaf, duhb,
blind, insane aud idiots; the number Who
cannot read and write; and the Auuber
employed in mining, agriculture, manu-.
features, trade, learned professions sc.
Ste., but also the number Of each one 8
horses and mules, cattle, sheep add swine;
the value or their poultry Of al kinds
the number Of bssbsls Of wheat, barley,
oats, rye. buekwheat, corn and potatoes,
grown IN the year 1892 and how many
pounds Of wool. hops, and wax, tobacco,
rice, cotton. coeoons, and sugar; how
many tons OF hsy, hemp. and fax they
haSe raised; how many cords Of wood
they have sold; the value Of The products
OF their dairies cad orchards; how macy
gailons Of vine tiay have made; the val.
ne Of home-mado OF family goods, the
number Of retail Cry goods. grocery or
other stores in 1899 and the smount Of
capital invesied in them; the valos Of
manufactures Of the various metals; Of
the bricks OF lime made; aud o. tobacco
manufactured IN 1880 and the BumbsT q
iaDneries. sad how many sides Of sole
leather were tanned in 1888. how many
other manufactures Of lesiher--sueh as
saddles boots. shoes. ke., and the value
Of articles manufactured IN the same pc.
rod. the number u dislilIeries, and The
.qusni'iy 81 spirits distilled; and 20 on. a.
70 Poliefies, louf mills. gfisl snd saw
mile, OIL mills, sc. sc embtseing every
conceivable range q business in iis ri.
nuied subdivisions Whether the PEG.
pie can answer al Of these questions -
many Of which seem 10 us uEimpoFtabt.
land msny imper,ineni) We cannot ssy
We ibink q hardly possible. however.
lLyaehturg vbEiaiss.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-28

=. p III Wy -
.HsraeT uN oui We learn from the
fhllsdelphia papers thsi q mao named
Soislef has been sFferied IN that civ on
ehsrEe q having murdered James
bndeWell, N BlsdsHsburg N The ecaa.
" about diieen years ego. ile vas %
iamste a the Almsbouss when sFfssisd
d.. william Baker. Hho resided IN Biz.
densbgfg. ai the time he mBFdef was
commitisd, iianiifed Boielss aaa had
hiE arrested 70 await he gsqaisitisa oi
TIE 0SyeFaor Of MsFylsud. - Gazellt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-28

The Hon. EDWARD RvERETT. late Governor
Of Massachusetts, aud not less distinguished fer
his services as q Representative in Congress, is
about TO leave the United States, on a visit to
Europe. His numerous friends in Boston, wish
ing to make some public demonstrations Of their
high regard for him as a scholar and states
man. before bis departure, have invited him TO
pubis dinner, which he has accepted
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-28

The two bodies comprising the two &c.
neral Assemblies Of the Presbyterian
Church in the Uniled States met on
Thursday morning in Philadelphia; one in
the First Presby lerisn Church, on Wash
ins.on SQUARE; the other in the Seventh
Presbyterian Church, in Runstea d' Cour:
The first named was opened with q SER
mon by the Moderator OF the last year.
the Rev. Baxter Dickinson. The other
assembly was opened by sermon from
the Rev. DR.. Joshua L. Wilson, the mode.
rator Of last year. The Rev Mr. Wisner
was chosen Moderator and Henry A. Row.
land Clerk, pro tenn. Of the Assembly in
the First Presbyterian Church. The Rev.
VIM. NJ. EngleS was chosen Moderator
and the Rev. Sylvester Scovel. Clerk. pro
TEN. Of the Assembly meeting 10 the Sc
venth Church.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-28
I'D

We have recei!ed the first two or three Nos
OF "THx JETrERsONAx." paper recently start
ed at Charleston, Kanawha county, Va, by
JoHS J. HicKEY, Esq. Il IS Of respectable size,
we'll printed, and supports the reelection oil
Martin Van Buren,. Mr. II. IS an attorney al
Law, and was citizen Of this comfy previous 10
his late removal to Kanawha. RE is young
gentleman Of much private worth, and possesses
more than ordinary literary ai:ainmen,s. Apart
from his political views, We wish him success in
his new vocation.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-28

T1< ssy tls .Hsnsy eoes.--rt has been
. iriek Of ,he present ADMINISTRATION %
procure appropriations 10 be made for
certain clerkshiPs. and then, amer the bill
has passed from Congress. eto dispense
with The serviees Of the clerks 90 provid.
ed for. and to devote The public money
voted fof them To- other purposes. con-
nected 10 general, sith tho advancement
Of the Psrty's interests"
This 10 great abuse. Another pro-
iIhe source OF exiravsgance and eorrup-
too. Is The fund FOR contingencies. Here
no items are stated--no estimates arc ri.
ven-but round sum. and in all cases
a good large one. is put down under the
comprehensive head Of Contingencies"
IJusfiseuisa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-28

TIE FLY.-We have complaints OF The "a.
wages Of the ny upon the Wheat crop in Ihe
neiehhorheOd of Annapolis. nd, in Bucks,
asd Chester seuniies, Penn, in Berkeley. Buck
insham, and Campbell counties, Va, and the
Cincinnati Republican soniains statements FROM
farmers in that State and Kentucky, that tho
ravages Of The Ay in the growing wheat are very
extensive in their respective regions.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-28

The mission 10 Russia has csst the Go.
vernment within the last three years
about SCI. 900. To wilkins out inf, and
salary $4,000. Dallas out. loft and sa-
larry $22. 000-and 10 Cambreleng $22, :
900. The policy has been that minis.
ter should Only remain about i2 months
The period for which he would receive
the greatest amount Of pay. Outfit So
600, Unfit $500. and rslsry $1,000
This sum pocketed. the Executive tool
gives way for some other waiter upon the
bounty OF His hsiesty.-RieAmond Wig.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-28
Rom q. lN,,s Ysrk .lm1ri1an.

The arrival in our harbor, sone days
ago. Of the first Arabian man OF war that
ever crossed the Atlantic is On occurrence
OF much interest. TIE Sultani was
built at Bombay, Of fsak-rood, and is 4
Handsomely modelled and well equipped
ship. Her officers and crew are all Ara
bans, and in their oriental costume Of
turbans, loose robes, and log boards, pre-
sent 4 strange appearance on . ships
deck. She is commanded by Q Captain
OF the Sultan's navy. whose bearing has
all the dignity and grace 90 Characteristic
OF the upper classes Of the Arabians-
The Sultan Of Muscat to whom she be-
longs, has sent her out on a commercial
expedition. (under treaty effected with
this Government 10 1885, loaded Wi:h
the products Of Arabia. and among them
as presents 10 the President, two 6ne
Arabian horses, q box Of pearls. a sssre,
&c.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-28

LOUDoUN COUNTY With a Whig ma
IoTi,y Of 1000 Or upwards, at the last PTesidsn-
tial elseIioa Loudonn gave bat about 700 major
iy against Mr.. Yan-Burea. Bu, we are rrjoiced
20 learn that the wings Of ihai county are fully
shVs 70 the InPortanes Of he present eris,s, asd
have "rssoIved 10 do shsir daly in a political
visE more zsal0usly and thoroughly ihaa here
tofors."
We have never fssp (ssys he last Lsesburg
WsshisslOnisn) 90 large a political meeting in
cur eounIy as the Wing one held in the Court
House on Tuesday last. The speeches Of Mes
sisunJANSET and PovELt wsrc enthusiastically
responded 10. MI Jannsy speech vas mainly
designed 70 show the unconsllsIional and odious
character Of the Military Bill, The latest project
Of The Administration, and designed 10 place a.
the absolute disposal OF the President 4 Standing
Army Of one hundred thousaud msn-and III,
be DID 10 a mastery and most eonelusivs man.
nsr. Very properly DID he dsEzna,s Il ihs
'bisody bia,' and prove il 70 b. alone eoazsaiai
10 The government Of the Cars - Russia.s
The Wings Of IIillsborouEh and heghbsr
hood weHs 10 tbs meeting 10 procession, and vas
met ard escorted .nio town BY . number u he
citizens Of Lsesburg els long line Of mount.
I'd ysomanfy, (ssys he wsshingtonian) headed
b. he hns Hllsborosgh band, wiih banseu ~.
ing. music fssousding, and Log CABIN draEn
on wheels By eight while horses, constituted
most imposing display, uhich attracted great a..
tsniioh, and aiioesihsf presented one 81 ne most
animated scenes ever WDnsased N cur streets
through sevsral u vhoh t marched Msisrs
T 81 Aieilhsoy, Wm Heath. William Divine.
sappsl cisndeains, IT,. Joha clsndsnidg, Hes.
ton P0fseil. c A. copeisud, snd 1ohn r. White
wsfs. We learn, he Marshais Of ths day."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-28

EARLY APPLEs We have been pre-
seated ui,h = ripe apple, from the garden
Of Mr. Charles Dsisge. Of this city. Ils
azgog . fsssh sBd Gss, add shat is more.
the one which Ws have jUss 6n'sbsd eat.
iog has plsnty Of nps brothers on The
same tree.
Waiefmeions have appeared 81 Saws.
nbb--lbough The cold lsmpsrsiuFs )ss
made them more eafioos thsn dssifaas.
says The Georgian.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-28

Qrws invite the serious ssiention Of every
reader to the Address Of Mai Joss cAnssELL.
isie Treasurer Of The Uni,ed States. upon The
subject Of MIR. Van Burea's Sanding Army -
Look Al the hidecus features Of this great proiee,
for the establishment Of military DePousm in
she land; and ~nsnher that IL Is scheme
~hseA IL psssiieni s.sd In bis opening message
10 congrsAs, ~ eoad,n not e1oo strcns5 recon-
rpead % he sonsidsaieas Of that body-a
sshens rhich proposes 70 ippose cspiiaton
Tax &c - least Twenty Millions OF Dollars on
the Pespk. and 70 subject them TO oneroasmili-
tssy daiies, ADD hsssy fnes and Imprisonment
fas hsling 70 perform them, The editor Of The
Richmced Enquirer says he ''cannot approve"
The measqre himself, that "n can never pass into
law &c. 80 be said or the sub-Treasury
scheme. hich Notwithstanding will be Law in
few daya Let Mr.. Van Burcns pcrtinac;eu,
coarse in regard TO the sub-Trsasury be borne
ia mind, and who can doubt iha, he viii prrSis,
IN his Military Scheme. until it also shall be-
come Law, 'in spite Of The lamentations Of the
people" Rc-eleet him, and he and his friends
in Congress viii contend that IL is an e-denee Of
the appreciation BY the people OF the measure,
and the bin will forthwith become Law.
A Democratic Address, in Isoi, thus remarks
upoa The Administration Of the elder ApaNs:
"A large army uis raised and organised, as IL
was at that time declared necessary, by IN.
friends OF monarchy, to Strengthen iks Execu-
i've. which. t was calculated. could be most ef-
fectually done BY extending its patronage. The
army was. consequently, Differed w:ih persons
from different parts cf The Union, devoted to the
will, and ready 10 defend every measure. OF their
bsnefAeioFs, however arbitrary or unjust"
Then, as this army business of the elder
Adams was thus regarded as Federal
monster Of such hideous mein,
is ii the less Federal. monsiroas, or hideons
when recommended aud advocated by an Exec.
uiive, under the garb and assumption Of De-
nocraey, n is nov dose By MIR. Van Euren
upon the most enlarged scale'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-28

AZ the victory on the Thames. General
Harrison ospiured " pieces Of cannon.
5000 stand Of arms. o gun boats snd am
muniiion. and stores 20 The amount Of 81, =.
600. 600 III any body can show when
or how Van Boren ever earned OF saved
one cent foJ the country. we would like
10 see a. General Harrison has project.
ed the lives add property Of HE fellow
citizens and beaten add captured the en-
emies Of bii country; but Vsn Buren, bss
done nothing bus waste The public funds
II the rate Of e37 600. 600 per annum for
The three years N which be has been pre-.
tideni Ills private pure be takes good
care Of but the public fonds are squandsf.
ed BY millions ~ ihe most reckless man
neF. Gen. Harrison captured The British
Il The Thamss snd took 3 . 600 900 worth
Of property; Ven BuFea hss wasted shout
so. 600. 900 in The FLORIDA War add hss
not yet captured = meagrs band Of hslf.
Starved fndisns. With the present % j.
miaisiFalioo II is sll ouiiog asd 10 ser
ings. - Dsigrars Garslis.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-28

Mr. John q. Adams, converting with
a member Of the House Of RsPtsssnia-
lives on the subject Of his late accident.
joeosely and pleasantly ssid--''Weli sir,
| vas foored. but il is The first time have
been fooysd in hAiI House"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-28

CoNGRESS,--The Ia;elligeneer VI Friday
last, says By a not uniting succession Of
subjects, the Housz or REPREsERTATivEs. after
rsjseIiag AIr- EELLS bill for preventing the pa
. tronage Of Government from coming in contact
with the freedom Of elections, has plugged into
discussion, which will necessarily be Of great
latitude, il not Of great length, upon the thrice
rejected sub-Treasury scheme. The Admins
:raiion seems to have slaked every thing upon
that bill, a. II il we're the one only thing ~orthy
Of the care OF provFieni Government Or
ganised rs the House now is, vs shall no, be
surprised il the bin cor pass that body and be-
cone Law. We desire no evil that good may
conc out Of il, and therefore we hope that the
bill will no, pass. We believe, nevertheless, tina;
ia eject. when passed, will, beyond doubt be to
accelerate The dovafaN OF the Administrator
which will have forced 4, upon the People"
We have (says The Baltimore Pauioi) nota-
bic specimen Of the selhsbne.5 and injustice OF
ihs Administration and its adhereH!s, in their
course upon the sub-Treasury bill. The anxiety
Of the President and his party TO legsise as soon
as possible, this scheme, ey which the Executive
has contrivsd. Of his own wall. and without law,
10 keep the public purse 10 his own possession
and control. has caused Jhem 10 sacrifice the
-sr~y, Navy, sad IaIisa .iPpre5piitiSn Biis. and
hundreds Of private claims, to take up the s1b-
Treasury bill. They have repeatedly refused 10
take uP these supply bills, although pressed to
do So By the Wings. They have given to the
Sab-Freisary precedence over them, although
the Globe. aud its echoes in aud out Of Congress,
have repeatedly proclaimed that each Of these
branches Of the public service is suffering for
the want Of funds. Here VIC find The character.
istic and eallous EelhShness OF the Adlnnistra-
ton party exhibited. They have passed the APP
preparation bill for paying III: salaries Of the
President, and bis Cabinet, and HE troops Of Of
hce-holdns, civil aud Diplomatic. who hold their
places IS the rewards o. party services. Bot
they are content 10 let the Army and Navy Off
GERS wait for more convenient season. We
call tbs aitenuonof those particularly interested
and the public generally, 70 these facts. II any
suffering. IL any prejudice, results to any bEaEeh
Of the service from the obsuuctions to the pas
sage OF the Appropriation bills, the Adminisira.
ton is 10 blame. The same majority who get
up the sab-TTsasory, might have taken up the
Appropriation bills. The wings urged thai lhey
should be taken up; sai, the Van Buren, party
being paid ihensslvss, and the Treasury having
no more 10 spafs inst now. refused.