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The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-09-11
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aged -, Soldier Of the revolution printers III New York
aud New Hampshire rcQucstcd&c.)
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NOTICE The subscriber wishes pay upon al demands
now due him All persons called upon by THIS hotice,
NAV 81 r. HUTCHINSON Jr.
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UN ION no Sc,
MNNTpELlER. VI.

(tNARLES Stafford, takes this occasion to inform
y the public that he has taken the USIoSllUusE, lately
popular under the supervision Of Mc,srS CnuRch II
Siberian, where he will hc happy 10 the old ends
NJ. the LouSe and the public generally.
July +, lSlO 10
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-09-11
Sls0 10

The horse expenses OF the State Department III
three years were as follows:
For 1925, S2i6OO
1926, 52D74
1927, sos IL
To Jno II. Peasants, for construc-
tive journey as bearer fdeSpalches $40 90
To George Watkins, as bearer of des-
patches, 10 England in 1925, l,3i7 Us
To Jesse Brown. for board of Creek
delegation, 90 in mulberry from
Dec. 1925, till April. 1896, 1928 So
J. Fcnnison, for board of Alclnlosh's
party, 10 40
Paid Morire Furst, for taking Presi-
dent Adams likeness, 900 90
For taking Indian portraits, 3,l09 90
Boot and shoe backing for Indians, 2lj 90
For subscripsOn TO newspapers for
State Department in 1925, 20, &
81, 1923 90
For subscl ptlon to newspapers for
War Department III the same pc
Rod, l,l65 90
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-09-11

1--WE coNrrncrshp heretofore EXISTING under the name
L and stll Of :. &. u e. ID. CHNMRrRLIN, by mun-
nj consent is hi, day dissolved aud Simeon c. Cham.
berlin is authorized to settle the of said firm
= G.. CHAMBERLAIN,
c. d. CliIlMDLRLIN,
Barnard, 22d July, $40.
:. &. CutNprRtIY would tender to the inhabitants Of
Barnard and vicinity his thanks for their very liberal pa
ronogc IN the above firm, and would respectfully request
continuance If the will continue the business
usual at the same place.
July %, l.iO Is
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-09-11
WINDSOR COUNTY

Town REPREsENTATIvEs.
Andovcr, wifi
Barnard, Oren Gambell, wing gain.
Bethel, Daniel Lille, wing gain
Bridgewater, Isaiah Raymond, wing.
Cavendish, viii
Chester, Gideon NJ. Lee, wing gain
Hartford, John Porter, wing.
lIartland, llampden Cults, wing.
Ludlow, viii
Norwich, Aaron Ioveland wing gain.
Plymouth, Levi Slack, wing.
Pomiret, Ora Paul, wing gain.
Reading, Benoni Buck, wing
Rochester, Thomas Balness, wing.
Royalton, L. II. Stafford, wing
Sharon, Freeman Holt, wing gain.
Springfield, Henry Closson, wing.
Stockbridge, Justin Morgan, wing gain.
Ueathersied, Stephen Prentess, wing.
Weston, T. B. Wakefield, wing.
Windsor, Carlos Coolidge, wing.
Woodstock, Oliver 7. Chandler, wing.
ORANGE. COUNTY.
Braintree, Charles Bracket, wing gain.
Randolph, William Ilebard wing gain.
Tunbrdge Foster, wing gain.
Bradford, Adams Preston,
Brookfeld, A Cleavelanr, {
Chelsea, Levi B Villas, d
Cormth ID Dearborn, d
Farlee, A II Gilmore,
Newbury, A B w Tenney, {
Orange, Carlos Carpenter, {
Strailord William Sanborn, d
Thetford, NJ Walker, d
Topsham ] 7 George
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-09-11
y w FIR NJ.

T AIDES Kid Slips always hand and for sale at The
j Lowest prices, by d. A. BHh AM w
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-09-11

lust received, from Boston and New York. aprm'
assortment OF new goods, cbean Tor ca. n; .o, :,
may Ell l. ho iShi'' u
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Barnard, 22d July, lsiO.
TAILOR

TAILORING.
IN hLPll HOWARD, corner of Main and State Streets
e Windsor Vt. respectfully informs his old friends and
the public generally, TINT he continues carry his bust
IN the most durable and fashionable STYLE and pledges
himself not to be Oouc Orrdunc by country es
uhl!ahmcrt from the di, putcd Territory to Texas.
The latest fashions always hand and every thing in
readiness to please those who may favor him with their
nston. June !, 7 tt
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-09-11


In 1927, there was paid to ]: Warner $Sl6s, and
to r. w. fenwick Sl0s, for horse keeping, be-
sides at least $40 for "pcy expenses making
in all 1916. In addition to this, we have in this
years account, the following items;
1927.
Jan. IL. NJ. Higgins, for horse feed, 1854
J, w. Murphy, horseshoe
ing, I9l
Feb. II. +. Johnson, securing, &c.
horse belonging to patent office,
which had becu stolen, 900
April 4. J. Bosworth horsc-shoeng 36l
II. J. Bittenger, Il mate for the
use of messenger, 10
June |. r. W. Fenwick, his cx-
penscs in endeayorng to recover
The horse belonging to the patent
Office which had been stolen, $50
July Is. W. Young, Understanding, 515
I" 20. C. PolLinghorn, saddIery, 10
Aug If. {. Buirnes, Understanding 90
20. 5. A. Childs, difference in
exchange of horses 30
" q. h. w Fenwick, his expen-
ses in recovering the horse, 800
c. W. Botcler, do. do. 10 90
Oct. |. II. NcGee, difference in ex-
change Of horses, 1000
SlS9 IL
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BERKSHIRE HOGS.

rV,HE subscriber has few full blood Berkshire hogs and
pigs for sale. W. u WALSH.
Manchester, VI July 2l l5lo. fs'u
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-09-16

The general elections for the fourth Pro-,
vincial Parliament took place in the month
OF July 1904. Among those elected we
find that thirty FIVE French Canadians and
fifteen Englishmen were members OF this
House, we also see that the Executive
government was represented in the House
by five Executive Councillors also
by two Judges of the Court OF Kings
bench, and the Attorney General of the
Province.
The first session OF this Parliament was
held on the 9th Of January 1905. ia.
Panet, Esquire, after az unsuccessful OPP
position by the minority members, was
elected TO the speakership by large ma
jority. On the lIth. the Governor pro-
ceeded to deliver his speech ia which be
urged the continuation Of the =" Alien
Bill" and that for maintaining the DC.
curity OF the British government, in Lower
Canada. after which he urged upon the
members Of the Legislature the absolute
necessity OF building a Jail for the district
Of Montreal and promised the House OF
Assembly full statement Of the Provinei-
al revenues.
A great number OF the elections were
contested ; but we find 70 change taking
place in consequence Of those lisigaiions
Among the most conspicuous and bensh-
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-09-16

and by their noble opposition. they sue
oeeded alter many privatioaa and
prosecutions, in seeing The very
principles they advocated, recognised
and established by that same deceptive
and faithless government, which had pre-
viously heaped persecution and ohlcquy
on their heads ON account, OF their untlinch.
ING attachment to correct principles.
We subjoin synoptisal table OF this
third Provincial Parliament, as we have
done for the FIRST two ones.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-09-16
TIir NORTH AMERICAN
IN RYAN. Psbiisar.

f. ,ss,sd every Fedasadeg, ahder the saPer'n'
t..4see Al a. Association Of Gentlemen.
T.rn, One dollar and hfiy een's for 2 moths,
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ssasshs payable Invariably "a advance.
Ag- Letters on business, communications fo'
eags.geaitoa. &c. &c. must be addressed TO ths
psbsster. and poti-paid
9t- Thosc forwarding Eve new Subscribers
msil be eslllsd TO = SIKH copy gratis.
~ Advertisements eonspicucusly inserted, anS
o. reasonable terms, particularly for those whS
sihsFwsse palrontsc the paper.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-07-24
A NNUNCTATIONS

-
We are authorized 70 announce RoBERT S,
HoLT, Esq. of Benton, as a candidate fol
the Office Of District Attorney, for the 10th
Judicial District, composed Of the counties
|of Leake, Attala, Holmes and AGO.
Weare authorised TO announce the Hon
ROBT. S. g. PERKINS, as candidate for Judge
|of the Tenth Judicial District, for the State d
Mississippi, at the next special election.
(67s1Pe are authorised to announce VIII.
as a candidate for State Treas
lurer At the special election, to fllthe vacan.
|cy occasioned by the death of Col. JAMES @.
WILLIAMS.
We are authorised to announce VIM
=. PUGH, ESD, as a candidate for the Office
|of District Attorney, for the 10th Judicia
District composed of the counties of Leake.
Alfalfa. Holmes and Yazoo.
We are authorised to announce ROB.
ERT @. PERRY, ESQ. of Carthage, as /
candidate for the Office of District Attorney
sof the tenth Judicial District, composed 81
the counties of Leake, Alfalfa, Holmes and
X azoo.
We are authorized to announce Mon
GAN Z. FITeH, Esq, Of Benton, as d candidate
for the Office of Judge Of the tenth Judicial
District, composed Of the counties of Leake
Alfalfa, Holmes and Yazoo, at the special cleo.
ton IN November next.
~ We are authorized to announce W
Il. GRESHAM Esq. of Benton, as a candidate
for District Attorney in the 10Th Judicia
District, composed Of the counties of Yazoo
Holmes, Alfalfa and Leake.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-07-24
Extract St lleltor to the Editor, dated

CARRoLL Cos 9th July, 1919.
ssAware Of the satisfaction ii affords you
and yonr numerous readers, to hear Of the
progress that IS making for Harrison and
Reform / have thought could not spend
few moments better Than by informing you
that ii Carroll county there have been more
changes ID favor of the whig party, within
the last two months, than / have ever known
In the same length Of time, particularly ii
the northern portion Of the county, where II
one single neighbOrhood there is some eight
OF ten persons, who have heretofore been tile
most inveterate opposers of wing principles
haze publicly proclaimed their abso1ntion
from lie powers that be, and deternfned
d record their votes for the Hero Of North
|Bend' ii November These are not ina.
gfnarg changes either, they are real, and
their names could be given If II were neees-
'safY. would also add, that there is q gen-
|eraI spirit Of enquiry manifested hy great
'many Of the Van Buren, party here, TO ascer-
tain tie true issue b the great stru ggle now
going on the minds of many are open to
conviction, who are Teady, as soon as IT can
be fairly laid before then, % abandon those
principles which al wings, good and true
believe 10 Be anti-republican; tending, be.
yond doubtto lie snbpersion and down.
fall Of The best form Of government hat ever
existed. TJPONBOGUlE.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-07-24
PROSPECTUS
OF TIE FIFTH VOLUME or I
s8 INNNN WIZ CO

ses8 SSA3G0 ygSs1&sa
We present this paper to the public with
the view of extending the circulation Of the
EWI1IG Of this city still further into the
amidst Of The community in which we live,
than our present subscription extends. The
extension Of political intelligence and truth
-the spread Of general and miscellaneous
information support Of pnblc morality
|andathe moral character Of our state, and
.laborious Compensation 70 the proprietor and
family, make up the motives for this
to extend our subscription list.
forseveni long years we haves ia this city
lent an antiring eNertion in behalf 3 the
great cause Of political truth and The welfare
.of our country. We have opposed Che late
land present administrations Of the general
government without hesitation and without
compromise ii all things where they have
acted, IN our opinion, for the benefit of a
party regardless Of The good Of The people
And through the dark seasons Of the couh-
trys within the last two years, when public
.1Tlckedness seemed 10 flourish like a green
bay tree--when the President seemed torb6
successful in carrying his pagtyand hispaIty
measures IA party triHmPh over the land t'is
sPle q ne tanieatatioRs e. ne people, we
nave MOI aultered In single nerve on res
taxed ID a single effort IN the battle 81 re-
A~@astS StNt 4Af4NAtA4At w n aMA Nr ANuANttAlNoU
the moral iinpossi6itifg Of the final succa
of party and consequent overthrow Of he
peopes g country like this. We have
maintained an NnWaiyering condolences in
tne airioilsm Of the people that ihey, sooner
or lasef eonfFo their own Interest and d
themselves of this immense unnecc arf
n vi, that Low 81 universally paralls.a Tie
in ~ 81 the people q this great country.
e have endeafofed faithfully 70 spread
over ne country so peei1l information A
as We. from Tine "a sims, have Thought word
interest," and benefit our readers; and We Nave
endeaFoted protect tho public morslitr
END character q The State against fofeir1
aggFe ion Add inlerusl bickennR and dis
qni&0de
We pl nt Is ga cannes 81 he future.
fhe pages oi eur journal Whith we have ~
READY publlsheq andcur promise Ihaf onr
apdnsiry ana pen Fetante Shah be ~ aN
times FeqNisifon a make trl r.r.r
essiA'''q gee public M within DIR means
f7Hon procuring lite 50 disorders shall
~ eA..siee q ore copy fer their exertion
The Wm0 win b8 f1fnisfs ~
sA9seflBefs al tivE DoLLARs ID ADtlNcr.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-07-24

8 Zoo City IT'D 1ce0m0c Club I
Af ling b The Club. held al the Club
2oof TIE 4th instant, the following resolutions
were bdopted
En motion of Il "a. Stevens,
CHAIR to attend the South Western Convention, toa
|be he'd q Nashville, Tenn, on the tiird Monday
ia 4 agusL
" ERE upon Che ehai1 appointed The following
Idelegtte - E. Qnackenboss. G. y. Gibbs, a !.
ton. = II Hughes, AZ Glib, S q dalshews.F II Sub
let, IS B Dixon, Henry Iiaean. III N kye, r b Pope,
s. Griffin, i Il Smith, Il Hnntef Swnrt-
.woat A. >. Perkinss ] Faqna, M Z. Holll
and ]. Connlley
on motions tie chair vas added lotle commit-.
tee.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-07-24


In this city on Saturday, the 18th ms
Mrs. HarRrEr BosLEr, relict Of tie late Dr.
Boaley Of this place, aged about s. years,
The deceased vas native Of Missouri,
but her parents had been residents Of this
place for some years. Kind and affable n
her manner courteous and friendly u her
neighbors, Of mild aniable disposition, she
was The pleasing companion Of al who knew
her, and atfectionately beloved BY those link
ed TO her by the ties Of relationship. But,
beauty, youth and virtue could not stay tie
monster Death--who promiscnonsly grasps
alike the young and the old-and IN mo-
ment neither known or thought Of, slle Is
torn from friends, kindred and family, 70
pay the last sad debt IF the living. But !
few days since, aud she who is now snun-
bered with the dead was ia the prime Of
health. loving and beloved, and enjoying
every thing necessary to render life agreea-
BILE but like the Rose of Summer, scared by
a rude hand, she has persisted in the bloom.
She was for some time past q member Of the
Methodist Church; and It is hoped has re-
cefped that crown Of everlasting iifa0
which she sought to secure, while IN this
world. No heart beat more responsive to q
husbands love- mo daughter-no sister ever
|breathed gentler and more confding loye
mo friend ever bore the name who know
better how to play upon the sweet chord Of
sincerity -fer 70 her 'sguile was stranger
enemy than she whose spirit Ike The
Heavenly Dove, has returned to the God
who gave it.
s The lovehest Star of evenings train
Sets early in the Western main,
And leaves the world in night;
The brightest Star Of mornings host,
Scarce risen, in brighter beams are lost;
Thus, sank her form on oceans coast,
Thus, sprang her soul to light w.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-07-24
.EImnnrInnf. "a 80 :.

The following item Of news IS from The
New York Star Of late date, If the inior.
nation is correct i Is cearfainly beneficial
10 the money spending world
IS well remarked By q cotenpory that
q mint iulep costs aa much as daily paper
for q foffnight and yet many who paJ Their
money most willingly for the one. shell il
out most grndg ingly for tue other
And # ID wit pay fol daily paper foi
{ fortnight, how long viii It pay for a weekly
Wish somebody would cypher II outs
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-07-24

q We have received the first number Of
the Weekly Times, published at n. Orleans.
We presume from the specimen that it IS in
tended to advance the cause Of political and
editorial deceney and morality, as il is chiefly
filed with such expressions as the following:
British wings. wing loafers. 49, British
wing lie Defamation and audacity of false
hood, &c. Sc. The very witty and sssagi
term Of British whig' is applied 10 the whie
party, in the said first number Of the Times
about twenty-five tines.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-07-24
Ill ROse q RfcIaardsoIl.
TAogoRs AND oo.nu.sIov MnnonAars.


No. 10, Campt Streef,
ID espectifully return their thanks to their
numerous friends for the very liberal
patronage bestowed on them during the past
season, and they take. this occasion to assure
them that they are permanently established;
and expect 70 continue long in the above
Their governing rule III business
is to do justice to linen, quad against la
Ibilities, and obey Instructions; in carrying
tout winch they have assurances of having
genera satisfaction. Their business is con
fined chiefly to the receipt and sale Of Cot
ton. Sugar and lTolasses, and the purchase
|of goods forplanters, whose Interests receive
their undivided attention.
They confidently refer those with whom
they have not the pleasure ofan acquain-
tdnce, to al for whom they have ii anyway
transacted business, and respectfully solici
and hope to deserve q continuance of pat
homage.
III Orleans, June Il July 3-52-l3t.
N B Those papers that published for us
last season will please insertthe above week
.Iy months, and forward to us Tor payment:
.also, fhe NermilIionyiile Gladiator will III.
sers s. above. ID 81 n
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-07-24
RanI. nfYireinin..

The examination of B. w Green for being
concerned in the DabneY defalcation has
been concluded. The Court came to the
unanimous decision to send himson for trial
before the fall term Of the Superior Court on
both counts in the indictment.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-07-24
ALEX. H. RINGGOLD,
JOSEPH C FERRIDAY.

n. Orleans, May s, 1910. July 3-52.6t.
The Vicksburg Wing, Grand Gulf Adver-
tiser, Manchester Wing, Woodville Repub-
Iican, Jackson Sun, and Fayette Advertiser
will publish for one month and send accounts
and papers to Ferfiday s. Ringgold, Natchez
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-07-24
Wreck Abandoned.

The Van Buren, Central Committee of III
nois have given notice that the design Of
holding az Democratic State Convention Al
Springfield is abandoned" Really the men
are coming to their senses.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-07-24

GA lunatic hospital ought to Be built IN
Mississippi Immediately. Itwas only few
days ago that we heard two men declaring
their belief that Van Buren, would be re-elec-
ted President.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-07-24
WILLIAM FERRIDAY,
JOSEPH g. FERRIDAY,
HENRY Is. BENNETT,
ROBERT FERRIDAY.
SANFORD w. WATERS.
New Orleans, May 9th, 1910.
NOTICE.

NEfE subscribers have entered into CO.
partnership here and II Naichez, FOR
the purpose of transacting General Com
mission Business. The firm I'll this city will
be Ringgold & Feriday, and il Natchez
Ferriday 81 Ringgold
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-07-24

It's stated on good authority, that orders
have been issued for the speedy Withdrawal
of all the United States Troops in Middle
Florida! leaving the whole protection Of the
country TO Governor Reid e militia, withoui
arms, resources. or leaders nnIess, indeed.
the leaders in an electioneering campaign
Imay be supposed to. be competent to the
discharge Of important military duties.'
Star of Florida.
Well in the name Of all thar is brave
chiValrous, fair Or honorable, what good dc
che z United States Troops do in Florida1
What have they ever done except take !
warrior by the treachery Of the Flag and
capture seven women and four chiIdren!-
You'd as well let them go.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-07-24

We see Il stated in many Of the nawspa.
peTs, but without any special authority that
this old fellow soldier Of General Harrison.
who now holds so distinguished station ia
the administration Of Van Buren,, IS IN favor
ofthe election Of bic old commander N the
time Of rial. We would Ike TO see some
thing ceaEtain On he subject.
Harrison Conventions IS the west are
so numsrously attended that the number
present are usually estimated BIZ the aere.-
Numerical calcn laslons are quite too tedious
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-07-24
Southern n1anufac9ofV.

q convention Of manufacturers was held
30 Raleigh, n e. On the 18th nlt., Cd TIC
subject o. the manufacture of domestic COZ.
ton yarns On more extensive scale than
heretc(ofs
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-07-24


Nills on Thursday tha 10th dag O. JaI
next 81 The court llons dee Is Tie town
of Bentont offer l0I sale the following des.
crihed properly b Wil. Lots Nos 405 and
400 situated in azo0 eltv. formerly Man
chester, vii By sold d satisfy tae anloans
If Taxes due ito safety the amount b Taxes
duo from Andrew Gibb fer lie year 899
s. AaIE6 z. e. e G
April 2 $40 42-I2
The above sale IS postponed until Mon-
dag ile l7fIl of August neS
July 1916 Price SCI g0) &
NOTICE
10y WRIT q d DC authority id mo vested
as SCISSOR aud Collector Of Taxes for
tile CoFlorationof Yazop Gig. 4 win expose
TO public sale, % Saturday ihe 18th, July
next, 81 said Town. for cash, 10 Tie highest
bidder, The following property, toWit.-
Lots Nos 1913 and l04, assessed as the
property Of s. p. Howell Lot No 24S, asses.
.sed as the property nf Kezer 81 Maynard.
The above named property. lying and being
In the corporate limits Of Yazoo City, as
laid down On the Map of said Town, Is levied
Ion 10 pay The Taxes Of the above named
persons, due tie said Corporation for The
year 1889
JAS. PENNEY, a. TIC.
ApriISth. 1916. l4t
The above property IS postponed until sa-
.turdaY the 25th Instant
July q, 1910. 81
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-07-24
The Mayor Of Baltimore offers reward q
$1,000 for the incendiaries who have com.
nilted recent depredaIions il that city!
ELORIDA.


The Star Of Florida, published at Talle-
hassee Is an able and spirited paper, devot-
ed 20 the cause Of Reform and the people
It was heretofore neutral in politics but il
was too honest and patriotic to stand that
Hong. An article of some length in the
Star Of the 10th June, opens as follows:
st is frequently asked. what interest has
Floridain the presidential question; seeing
that She has no vote in the Electoral Coll
lege, and her voice, on which ever side ii
.may be, will have no influence on the re-
suit.
g Il is true, that while Territory, Florida
will have no vote in the election Of Presi-
dent; but she has nevertheless, a greater
interest in the result at stake, than is felt in
ANY of the States. .
Yes, indeed the Territories are more in.
terested than the States. Will Florida moi
desire admission into the Union before long!
Will her citizens want the privilege of re.
tanning the ownership of their slaves! What
are the sentiments Of HARRISON and what arc
the sentiments Of Van Buren, upon the ques.
ton of. the rigia Of Territory to come int
the Union with the right Of slavery ia hei
Consiitutionl Did Mr.. Van Buren, evei
VOTE upon that question: He did. Did
Harrison enter into that contest also! Verify
If Florida is not interested in that question
none of us are!