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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-10-21
LET THEM REMEMBER,
I THEM REMEMBER.

TED like dogs, till the flower OF the Amer
lean army have left it in disgust.
Let the people remember,
And teach the bitter but wholesome les
son to their children, that during Martin
Van Buren's reign, the constitution has
been violated; the public faith disregarded
the public virtue destroyed; the national
honor sullied and the glory of the national
arms tarnlshed by defeat and dishonor.
Finally, not forgetting the thousand un-
enumerated innumerable wrongs'and woes
inflicted by cruel and reckless govern
ment upon a suffering and too confd;ng
people, that they have been tantalised with
promises of unbounded wealth, and drug
ged with the very bitterness of beggary
and desolation; and from the very height
of prosperity and happiness, they have
been by this man and his measures, strick.
en- down into the very mire of adversely
and distress, ana when crying aloud for
help, have been derided and tainted with
the reply, that they, THE PEOPLE ''asked
too much Of their Government" say re
membering all these things, let them also
member, that they the sovereign people,
hold in their hands, the fate of this man;
aye, and their own; and let them go 10 the
polls in their might, as one man and un-
divided, and hurl from their places those
who have thus wronged and ruined them.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-11-21
Condi(lons of Ne Gaxcfi.

No subssripdou takens foss< shorter pperi60 IL
One fsar. The price 1l2&hs 4a1sttc is
DoLLAas per annaid, one tsfEsnMrsble in ad-
yasce. aud the reanainins insoS5 %eht AN&he soin-
arrangement Of tho after six,m61tits oseach ysAr.
kIeciine hu farther Subscription. he gnast give
notices TO that elect before ihc expirxtiop Of the
: year, .othervise. No vill b~enonsidxrsd1 aoab-
scribing for another year.
rADTER riSEMEyrSswiH be char d
follows: Advertisements no kcseeediegs stwslte
aud Ftrrr Csyrs Tor "a eli subsequent iaaeFtion;
longer ines iu the same ssQtfs.
Advartisam ntsy mSiess ofkerwise 0rdsred viii
Sc wibii shed in ish aud French dntii forbid,
and cl,aryelacd lingly.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-11-21
state Of 3.&0is5aGa,
PARiSli,OF EAST KATON ROUGE
third Distnet Court.
Isaas Dabais,
-. No as'7

? ~ '.v -.
eddy tie sfeAdsabie the f.hifd District
patiss y aSlrssaid, will be ex-
posed az publiksale a.
- sMkSDAY, Nov so, 1910.
~ tbs court house in he tow, oE Baton Rouge,
hStwssn Iise usual l,odfs n sale, iii the right. title,
interest and claim Of the deleldanfss ihos Canty,
in asd TO the f~oI!oaips described property, to W.T.:
The negro slave uaAsed jAsF, aged about Is
yenss-seizeda neziisIy the Judgment and costs
ID the a1asr esnlled silt. 81
fert1s It ole-Twelve months credit:
purchasers giving jbint bond and security cenfor-
watly fOIAxs and moa I'd retained unit! final
a DtkLANI1ER, Sheriff:
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-11-21
SILy


R.S.M
Tar subscriber has ,oca,ei hlanssIl in Tie i,.wr
s.eIst ! y s ssss. " F.;s p i y = where u X KIND, :!
y ~. ..,..,'ss n ea' *. o sss.,e., a.. "..,e n' ss'. - s's s.. s S,a
: :s,ss.. e. = .s,; = ~, J, !. sn .ss . .,s s.s. !. s e., !,
IN :, ! reduced psiee. An tiai.o d / sxslry s,en,
1sai T. 2 e, ssa. .s asn' .: i. ase's also a1dthll1as 2
. nsasan.o .. = 80 - I d i,.r, Z.
L4asaa aod.e a. fsiai N III
!. : - |kysr II d N n m,,s.aj q,
ST
Goralna
<aess me Drug ! ~
1900 Bsfea
-
M @NDIN 8E
"a kkVasF aVatc1 feanos.dtv. ofhas
IS ! ss5l ssS II.,s., y VII
49, : sss' l.ssez' ~ ''o ans.as y. .aa
-AA1Z-
l#KG& NnM 49,
Eeptyeik1kn anNA n194SbMs
eou1heafo Ire MEDICAL facrits n III having
pef'iailctfly settled 4 ~ ion Ropge IRnf avmssahe
lnhsetsasis q. saoRn "a IN vicinity q whom
e e ss,, ] , ,ss ] 100 g ss's g Fsssp.' g
nv 1aM1: -
m.ks - -
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w. 8
!. Hssrss Mini ~ - ~ " s..s;"ss
E.trc.. 1870 pssysss ~ ~ ~ 800. ..ss
r. .f.sry m sS.tsss,.;n T. s.zzsps.s wv
OA;esSnc S1oor Narth acs 81. NE w..
isaeris Snpiea 81 xaf S1ss4ssE - ssess
!
e.dsslxns8 Say.Ss r.saasi ~ psac,ics
~ vEfxslead9se his prafe2 = [~sssryices u
&c pu6itE Ss& IsS2E ssSs
49, fne gEsG ~
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81 s. M no,ass'.2Es 8 '.sssy KY
Nv \ .nacs. !, Rs.s..s NH I'm. - ~ ~
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Sxasx 4eiJ1lCz18pCkysI
No kAfy ST, Nasp1 ORLEANS ]
EH A!cTel,L IN Snforins ,hcix.f.;s;5 and
l6s {aaaI 70 psr.ly s.he I'll IN q ID.
= {fse, ths,t N m nov coaansd foshx nc
MAJ A;on.,fgzl Np ntrsiacss slone ana 3Aes
harss Il 81 their closs application q. hasinS~ II!
AUDI. 4 20 -
"a: ~ ~ I es 60 49,
ras,j n pf rssas. e ea Msa ;es.N ;,d ny ~. J
Per ssssisr varpi.hes Dye sl,ts,.aspic1 ~.
M Il 6dSasl,e p.esent i. :, MA
s'aS u sls IN s2fi f1E sa 81 III !. ii d,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-11-21
BATON RoUen, LOUISIANA SATURDAY NOVEMBER aGis4el =


s
! no...prcrrs nr TaE COLI. + -. a. 4
r.oorI1 - oTrnN YoiJGEL
ua c,,,.ue ,oe,,ed ~, ! SsSiascn,1asne
- u Sone 4, =, ,.a..,.. : ~: 81 ,iag / ss;ssinni.
sns To@n 81 Baton ilpd1 ks1d,ns sdsI 'sfsfsI. Il.
s'ro,s, IS prooaD3 ~, NJ .ss Ssss ~ i 49, 3 NV.
I nsa,,".u'i ~ ai,e e5usasg 81 prsbrad I'LL III ss
vantage. o. . city .s r. s;,,s' n; \ \. n ,s;sfs. 1870 ~:
s VA - ,a,,,s seaticS7S s.inln pdrsuia q n ed,a.a-
LOU s. y - n"s ! a. y .s.Tsi. III ss.S w aasrss
i 4. a,.,.s.t,,n,fisa foi. exesIf r r fEats III. III
annie oapor 1Uasas a 49, n. Ta;.@as~aaa
s ..,,,s;s NV n XII. co,,tlt ~ s6iDasiy b1skt;I
M b NM h. beei, morx Fl in tkJEuisaixof
q n. ~ ~. ~. ~. = Z 49, %s715S III n IA
lEEEsS ~ sS&
mi NJ. r,.,;sA. -ddn@ It'll
d i. 4 8. IL. ~, m SpaSHHs& N Xls31c ]
Encs,s ,a.ys a rsma.s1 isIa16s4I S&2i2 81 \
u.ussstsii! .sr. se:eoS@1 SS4sthemf f2s ~ 6ndk-
4 ea. y Is 49, 49, tsfi8%z7 tg@2 eKS%j 1xfson-
essp'vss, .',m - H. .il.sf% RSs8% ~ lpisiinsSz -
wy ~ . ~ s 1'u 49, /. ! sESF s%2St;t;yy1 ssX i nrfsg}IEns
fc!iales, EsonomE!, ~ u 2ssySsNS .as:a;s.a ~ . r.r..
ans1p me oA.t sn. q ~. s.st ~ $50
enesto Lever. s : 49, sSss%SSs@s - 3 Tsssa1a t..e p
lnthss'eu. - Cal ta,....,nos q
vt r. ra s,nIl.n ; * sess m mo as two SESSIONS SESSIONS,
...sa m fe,ss 3XS;.a ~ g lsi,..sfrsN Ses-
P r. a:ss ~ sn,hs ~ Ianasrv ~. MI on I
tie M Fridarsof July. he second coSsnmences
As 4 Nionasypf ssp.s2 3 aud terminates
arye,,ine are fSSsrcguj y&cations.# IA the (
= mi offhe second Scsston ! eommShcemedt will
nRand dee rees ccoIferred, securing to srsd-
E6ate9 = ii the prfsiieges Udsiiya xnferrcd ~
No fadenf viii h., aanjS Into u uce for 1
M Derisd than onesSsstiou; aud II krgts for
mai asSess;on must he na5sEia x&S1SSe. de.
duction wiitbe made To- f8ss oGAfans,@esespt
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-11-21

- - - ,. -
30 Or Knightpv anypahsF pssson claim ~ "
n. D1.ee..W ses~eslsneriy called the LEGO
~ bss,nsed aboys J@Aff. WIN Pippesss1ad
lhei6w Erwis Alley. -
Y~SA,r hereby ss46sd forthsish emeneeI
,e..,iia. ,he rnaAeands Ievee aeFnea ydsas 0ests
xera- .nd hays ihe sHap& done aecofdiig 70 law,
Niihia. thirty daYstpn tkis - late.
Wei B Rouss. n 40 inspector ID WaE
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-11-21

he man At Af1fs,
Sam s. 'e'tdsr fes,
asltslHy OF tsuise,
s41cfein Geohy th4old Bachelor,
Iukbald H,fsais, or the lA,s4tger Of Blood,
ne Klng'sIliSshwsy,
G 81 Ipsin, ~ Z l. Rnlser, Esq. i
lack A,hoss, a
Scat's Issfa.say Tset:cs, =
if e Napoleon, " Sir Nd1Seott,
AAme,i'aa Ota,ory,9 @
wAmeicap Speaker,
Noors's lifaaatlf vron,
Gibbons itlosdtss SsrsnseL IS Rsns,
4 Parusss pafitte1B works,
N~sasriags ENTHUSIASTICALLY 81
Stew k,Ssielos.ealy -,
I.aa geo Towers
FT65sS Hexicon, ~
A0Iyisfs Asw Dictionary,
S{try sscosatci Of avs,
Lives al tie : aiuss in Ia sol ns.
Heghrt e~xtr9ess, l. ssfsmr
Tbs TeAa,r9 ,uisfaAN, by Col Swift. 1870.
sltths great ya,:s ,y of french, EasEl, and
Atin School A,af ,Louisiana A!manacs for iosF
Alsa2.' toss'g nueaA q eo1s" slatss and ie
boxes Span d Sssafs,S erior quality. !
80 00n Fish hooks,
$1,000 Marbles,
Ne, 14-D
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-11-21

y, "a.pf."s ~ p..sl,Aa,r
Wri.,ss aaper frss,lsa1 Nr;m. ~
Starch saess : p bs.ss,l punM I'M
Indigo !, ~ Fsso0
Alum , saa, ~ II 60;
Alspice nno. : 4. 81 81.
Mace Fra matches i cracker,
saiierstas - Candy. 4maAe to order
slk eea. rtShs.,s... -
Ioane "ysoa y ~ 80
Ganpowder % tsass w !. al
lnperias W. ,"es wv" \ NV. - u
o. 3 ooss' h saXns nvS susar tEs
~ war; a..',ms !
~ am.
oovkans.R2f Il ~. ST.
s.y WI.,a snsre .sas& IN
nsr = I'm" sn. 49, sssnyfm- ~.
s"'ss G . 3 NJ ;c,,or: = S-iaaal. - ~ ~
my s a"I, s. ~ -. !; III - ssoIds
-gepsssa - ...s h M 10.
T6SSEIMAN.A
/ S..a.-s-.
M al 1N@S-lAH<S !
AND FHENlXSBfra'E Es.
..pns1r,vE cur FEVER s. AGUE,
80 Ann RIIIOVL ErH1MRs
W. sregulstedM "a pro- = innate quantity Of
~ M mon lie stomach Is aIways rcquisitf for
II. promotion of sound ae.ith Iii stimulate diges-
tionr and keeps lie intestinal canal Tree FROM all
oss,rys.ions. oS,he inferior surface q the iiver,
served being formed ,by Ire liz kom theeLloo1.
,ri.ne. /. passe.aa,o he s.ossa1 knasintss shines,
t Hsu i aaeSeieae ofSiiss aIe body eogs,aSIIf
cost;se. az tie o,hrf hand. andovse1 1epdsna .
often prSme,ss very severe Attacss Of disse2ss.s,
viii, h smet,mes end in death.
WGdErIT,S I.aeE. MEDICIxEasionld " =
be s.esayn ne carly stases Of LiIieos sanpi 10
and if perseverea ia ,striet's acc6rding tothe dirsa
cure, at the same tiaq zeaerte IN dnlfs ish{i6fete0l
6! 8; &: &: -; 3? s: { g: I !: : ? !: !; !! !! ! = | IS: 5; !! I: e, ,:;:;;,'
!. !; !; q; |. !: $; $; . |: /: !; ~ !! ! !! I; |; - =; ; !; !; ! !; ; 8; 81 !
coat, which IN nereaseiaN tue stIess
J ]; ! 3 ] ] : ! : ) ! ! ! : 6 : : J
Essss 81 .sal US ssss ss isss. vsis!s .;il
aak.r -
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R,nsSof tle a8e,s1
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EEFIs'GssM:spnaeNN
4hEICE.
m h.si fen aproiatN syae;
g e s:s1 Z In. Coz, ca
e Iaio,,a
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" LINEN
f. sz 8 tssss7.ika75
gssa Als Corn
/. ksoLu1 81 PARTN
.YIyHE psrtrstsksohSssIpi cses sxis ksf5lSep.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-11-21

60. - NESg
-" s,bsi
fTtIE andsrsiknsd Ia - J;onor E arm ,As
klnIdle sassaa epensle,denl As4fbs, i{o1.ssa
Nca In e III q d. 4 .dss sp9 a'as1 ].
me5S Ri "a 4 u sh7 sas4, siyIs, rorl o. la
eisssf {. Nc wlaof atiquahties.
stsia u.s. '''.ns a,1sg,, }. !. ,..,;.' =, ..,.,s. !.
ND. i ssst k Sssch me,iut ). ca ,hmers,,..lu.,,
Preach r,l;cns - ne l.,es,,a,rro..
VI EnsJIa, ,rinr. d 5
a roe,iran &C s. -.
Fnr,j,srs y q. Il
Table elasss sua. ,ovet..
Rnssialiss a1a ri shIinen, If at Qualities,
Linen asd no kbsic kanasersi.ei,, p,afsi
= ~. -
6aA kaad Sill ass.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-11-21
SSTKAY

Taken up Qafu q - fnst. by WmsT4holna on
his plaRialion about ia miles frodfB atQii Rouges
n iasee,e led IOW swallow fork n ihs IN 'sar aud
branded 80 n " on the sight mp, Ssla1Th ~
a cali. s!n5 70
TAKE IN on tire 25th Inst. by Daniel lfiskf5k
on the ,lanta,ion Of Catd we'll sndA Hickey 5id
below Baton Rouge, a bay Hosss, ~ hands high,
.bou, & wears old, black and heavy .mHne and tail,
: s,.sk spot on his sisi4 hip; ms Ps.sa AS
a sss ~ - sy 1 y Leseadse on III, p'sasa-
,ioS about 1 mites froan loMr On she LIST inst, skiack
HORSE. with q blaze FACE aud . slit in the LEFT
i ear. Ahsut IS years oia. al .
l,AxxS up byyas HEAHison, about % miles
TON Baton Roase, ontho Liberty road, on Wcd..
nesdAy4es,h Marsh, q sorrel MARE, about u
l.anas high, white streak In the face, LETT hind
loot white, 1 white Streak round the right for. foot
and i couple Of wllie- spots on the RICH. hind leg
.sssi = Year s,d. - "a wAi "a
!. TAsss 10 syMr " " w.asea wing on
the Ami.e "a. milea frou 2 aton Roog.ia ms par
,.. . q. q. lss, ssIt s.a!4 lHi,i s.'' s ks' I . ''ssi
syhi.s spo. II IL,
All q RI. A. .wsSTxn, Raager.
= rsxxw Up on the &, ppri' 1870, asRsd and
ear sad..so s.n1 ~pi;,s il lhe right II, aeon,
fos, wears Old, ! IA . calf notsprrked-6y Nathan
lei Graylsas about 5 miles from R41ps( = ongfrx
4, c !. 4. w. m;Isa l.sa ssf Baton
Rouge, abrindlsd COW aud calaM i 3ksd 4 crea.
aud ueJerhit il the right ear, 41Aper half crop ~
Tie isA. hraaded'ssH Hx, o. o. side &hd'o"A,h
hip viii. ! .i.,gle tsr.,'s lbcg, 1ssw Das old.
c' ~ y: j s'.ai'h
NOTICE.
ne spbssriber hzsss rxs lot of Mlmhet ofdit-
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-11-21
ECLEcTTCHHOOL BOOKS;

-
NE Eclectic series q ehool +. has been
unaer,akee ~ i few sn.ifM 1oerehd ffuss
of cdpcstinu, forlhe puinfes OF 'urnss
west aud SOUTH e6h sx1SAAalet, aNFfd
improved reriss Of school book1 Amene
NV AIphabet.. The efodPtH 6yea ccaapleW9
sreesssfl.A, The book arehighly ksa and
eStensi civ adopted. The sale is
withou, paraiseifn the UsAed y
fepr hsudsed thonsafst cspasS cen
nurius IL shor, Mme they
: u.a,lir The following wdt&x
ali &c whidN are stefs otypedx~
Eclectic primer, eclectic spelliW DO
frs, reader, ecseftic &cnad feadsoe
,rater. e~rlectic fn,sih feadef.Trlec,id Esm
RAYS in,tt arithm etie. tesigas or veg
drsa, an a A. il, ,dss,,ss y r. III
moral iserusior, ny Miss a.. e. rsssa ,cHs
has af.is 9bren said on she $ ,hyee
str,acticx.s Thsb uhsk is desigseA
hosk. and is admirably s~adasieti to -
wants. Mans6cid-s s~poli,tcal graa,n1 ~
Usiseds Sstses. This work Is f~esigast7 49,
) ~cauiplets ii " the Theory and ecra
General aid Hfafesx Sern,nents, VII slaes"'s
heevsen them. Adapted 20 the use 3e&oo's
sad colleges. nsonss Youa e MifsstsS tsJusess
nils mssie bo6 FOR sale b
Bosksslss & Stations
Bpton Rosgs. may II. 1fss-
ARDEN sEEDer
4 rood supply offrcsh Gardea2 eeds just nsfess
"A dand for sale ~ - t4HTNA
FebI-St
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-11-21

Wy tItpSt SYu0
Ne, 0oD Segars best quail /.
Pine chewing tobacco
Snuff in jars
Cinnamots cloves, nut
rgDeEs
Gold mol soap i,
Winchester do do
Orleans q do do
Taildw h sperm candles
Wrapping paper
Writing naper
Starch
Indigo
Alum
Alssice
Mace
Blkpepper !
Sallefatus -
Blk tea
Young hyson tea -,
Ganpowdcr 10
Imperial do id1cadus
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-11-21
s.h,.r;ber h..s - IL of Number ofdif-
fcrcMt qualities, sJl k~rtieae Shisn1pinc. Low
for cask.s ~ Roa ler BEAL.

1896 LEECHE6 FUR SfH1t
EyHEer,ce of % and osN Will be p centz
snys ansHhsf under 81 will he cs'arged 60
cents each-Cash.a AT the APO heTery "
- G. SourERBE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-11-21

HyH q Undersigned b
to his former Stool
Sarqlins in Oil
!. Fresh salmon in OF.
No. I salmon in kits
MOI sad in barrels
Drial herring
Il cd Il III in tiercea
No. I2 & 3inack
GoAen cheese
iGoslien batter
Western butter II
ChafApsgae cider in ~
ks.
chan PIE brandy
Cogni1 ditto
THcaln5sa whisky
7as ela gestifsdw
ws2ss'. "
Made wine
Port do
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-11-21

Window
Lamp oil
Sweetpi1
PreslsAour I
Mess & prime ppl
beefin 3bbls
Lard ia kegT
Shot Of all sizes
Powder in < kss
Fire matches II crackers
Candy,s shade to order
ofankinds -
EaMhenware
Class unre
uAi6t pint asks
SUGAR s
ew6 suyar
on III . tnstheecpr-
7 assoffIneS 10.
! .ss " VIZ
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-04-11
THE ORGANIZATION OF THE MI
LITIA.

The Globe publishes the details of the
plan propnsed by the Secretary of War for
re.organlzing The militia of the United
81 thos. 1t is accompanied by an expana-
tory statement, which fully refutes the silly
slang about Executive Recommendations of
standing army Oi two hundred thousand
meng bodies of armed men to be marched
from State to Stale 10 influence the eleC.
tons increase uf patronage by the power
tn be given 10 the PRESIDENT to appoint as
well as commission the officers and, a.
hove all, the inmeasurable expense arising
from the unlimited period COR which this
body Of militia is to be kept in service -
We actually shuddered when we saw this
arrav Of dsngers which threatened the liher.
tie. ul the Republic; although somewhat al
loss to understand why the alarm was
sounded so long alter the publication Of III e
Secretary's report, for that al first, com
plimenlary nulices of The plauil prOpose,!
| appeared IN the papers 0l b"lh PARTIES
The explanation and details hete given
have dispelIed all our fears. The plan i,s.
elf has little in il that is new except in its
practical application.
General WASHINGTON first proposed ia
discipline select body Of The militia Mr..
JEFFERSON urged the classification of the
militia of the United States, and that a Sc
'rct hudy Of three hundred thousand men
sh0nld be set apart as the active class. IL
serve Cor certain term Of years. The
board Of ulTrets, regulars and militia, tha
assembled in Washington by urJer Of Mr.
BARBOUR when Secretary Of War, recon
mended that the militia 0fthe United States
should he divided inlO classes and all III,
communications from the most experienced
officers, elected by the interrogaIorles o
that funcIionary, contained the assertion
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-04-11
Your friends,
DAVID GWYNNE,
j. G. WRIGHT,
q. N. SPENCER,
II. II. Spencer, Cor. Ser'ry.

II. II. Spencer, Cor. Ser'ry.
The committee are now publishing in
pamphle, form many or the former express
sed opii inns Of the General, and facts and
incidents connected with his past life, which
will he forwarded 10 you al All early M
mcn,
"fhNs," " says The Oswego paper, " Cen
eral Harrison has passed into the hand of
L committee, without the foFmaliiv of a
wit de iund!ico gItirend0, He Is interru-
ga'ed on three questions of high Importance,
and by the direction of the rnmmluee he
stands mute, They acknowledge that mr.
lnernus letters daily arrive, addressed 10 the
whg candidate for the presidency, anu we
mfr ltom The language of the committee
,ha, these letters contain inquiries in regard
to his political opinions. These letters are
answered only with denial of the iniurna.
ton which their numerous writer's soliCiR
| they are told that The candidate of the wi,ig
party, ur rather the committee which has
him in charge, has adopted The policy OF
those who Illuminated him, that Of making
no declaration Of his opinions, allowing M
expression of his views in regard IN the
great contested measures Of the present mo-
ment To escape him, but demanding that the
people shall put the helm Of state inio his
hands without knowing whilher he is Il
steer the vessel, We have heard much o
non.rommitlalism in our time, but this il
non-commiuslism with vengeance.
After all, the lliends of Iiarrj7on are per
haps, right to surround him with a cabinet
while he is yet candidate, lie wOul'
make as wild work without Regency Il
the poor crazy old grandfather Of the pres
ent Qncen nf England. Ii he were to all
sver at his own discretion the letters he re
ceiyes, he would, unquesionahly, give an
. sweys that would emharrass his party, an
n swers sometimes eXtravagani, sometimes q
,. side from the purpose, sometimes mtrel
j. 6,oljsh and sometimes perhaps right by ac
'- ciderh which we suppose would prove
;. his friends the creates, embarrassment {
!. at. They are right, doubtless, in slandin
). gpard over ihe old man, lest the muzzl
?; should slip from his mouth aud he shoul
1, beuay himself by utierins nonsense.
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Is Harrison Il John A,idn,s FeAerGt. I
sSil" asks distinguished friend in hincoli
county, We answer, by quoting part Of
Gen, Hatrison's reply TO The charge of be-
Ing such Fedetalist, preferred agans, him
by John Randolph Gen, Hatrison's own
admissions ought to be reliable evidence
We copy from the Nashville Banunr, OF the
9Th lust.
"la the ronrse Of this debate, Mr.. IIafri-
son said thai h. cou no, refrain from ma.
king his acknowledgements Ia the gentle.
men from Virginia, MIR. Randolph, FOR the
nutIce he had been pleased to take Uf him,
He has been pleased tu say, that, IN ,he ad-
ninis,ralon vi Mr.. Adams, was FEEDER
alisl, and he comes 10 this conclusion from
the course pursued by me in the session uf
! l790-lS00. At that session, the genllea
men and myself met for the first time--.he
Ia the station Of Representative fIr Virginia
and in the more humble uhe Of delegate
from the North Western Territory, llav-
ing no vO,e,I did not think it proper To take
part in the discussion Of any Of the great
political questions which divided the twu
parties, My business was to procure the
passage Of the bills which had introduced
for the benefit uf the people represented
The gentleman had no means of knowing
my political principles, unless he obtained
them in private conversation. AS wa
upon terms OF iniimary With the gentleman
ii is very probable that he nigh. have lienr'
iue express sentiments favorable to the a,I
ninistraiur. CERTAINLY FELT THEN -
sn tar, at least, as 10 the course pursued il
relation TO the Government of France, -
Nor, said Mr.. II. was ! unsupported i
Iha, npiniun hy those who had right {
my aclions il not my opinions, IN no pai
of ,Ile country were thuse measures NOR
decidedly appreciated than ~ my cons,ir
euls-the Legislature of the North We,
tlrn Terrilury ! as the address Of that bad
To the President, during tha. session, wi
show. For MIR. Adams (said Mr.. H.
entertained at that iitnc, and have ever sinc
entertained, THE GREATEST RESPECT.
y believe him 10 be all honest man aud pri
patriot, and his conduct during that sessiO
proved him tv be such. ."-NdshviRe Un
on,
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iiat The militia of Tho unilei States can on
ly be rendered efficient by stmiug, equip.
pin !,and disciplining a select bOdy, u app
pears TO Us that The presen, Secretpiy 0F
Wat has dune no more than adopt those
suggestions and digest the necessary details
to carry the plan into practical effect, So
FAR from the scheme Of proposing levy of
regular troops, it is calculated, as ii seems.
10 prevent the NECESSITY Of large standing
armies even in time Of war, and il will be
satisfactory to those whu have exhibited so
much alarm, 10 be informed tl,al the halta-
Inns are to be assembled within the limits
of the State where the militia bClUngs and
to bc Oficerpd in precisely the same man'
ner as Ihe militia are now onicered: as
likewise, that the period of their being cali
ed ut for drill is 10 be fixed By Tar: An
,uureuser, that the mass Of the militia, tnort
than milll0n and half Of intelligent free
men, are to be armed and equipped rs here
tolure. After This development, we hope u
hear no more Uf this unwaiEanted itcry a
gainst plan so eminenlIy calculated to rem
der elEirien, the permanent defences Of Ih
country,