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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-09-22

The proportionate excess Of napenss o.
n hoy.la is'D oyer iHs"f-' i57, 1856 OF
The absolute actual expense OF Hoyt IN
1852 over swar'"0o' sa i2i ,lo2 "a
The proportionate excess Of expense OF
iioy' - 'o'' o,'' I9I 99I 63
ARISTIDES.
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appointment BY the Presidenf-Louis TineIli Of
New Yo.k TO be Consul Of the United States for the
port Of Oporto in the Kingdom of Portugal
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-09-22

distance Squire Balch attended HIM like his shadow
which the following circumstance most happily illus
trates Governor Hancock called a visit 10
the then province Of Maine, which occasion BE-
travelled in state, and attended by the Hon Col
Orne, one Of the Executive Council, and Nathane
Balch, Esq Their arrival at Portsmouth, New
Hampshire, was thus humorousiy announced " on
Thursday last arrived in this town, Nathaniel Baleb
Esq, accompanied by His Excellency John Hancock
and the Hon. Azor Orne, Esq.
The events of by-gone days have been brought to
my recollection by the following short paragraph from
the N. Y. Evening Star.
FaluabLe relic-We have had left for US Al our of
fee for inspection, the original commission appointing
John Hancock first Major General Of the Massachu
sets Colony. II is dated May 30 l776,
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GLORIOUS LUCK CAPITAL PRIZE
a IS "A $4,000,

Was sold at r. FRANCES Office, in the New
Jersey Lottery, drawn on Monday last.
The money is ready for the fortunate holder
as the ticket is presented. sept ~
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-09-22

The soldiers at Jefferson Barracks, St Louis, arc
said to be very unhealthy, and many deserving.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-09-22

Loco Foco PRINCIPLES IN eerse.--A slngularly
just exposition of the principles Of the Loco Foeos
and particularly Of that portion of them denomnsled
by Amos Kendall, hireiings, is to be found on the
sign the town-ne post Office door at Lancaster
Erie county in this state. 1t is follows
90. r. Pratt, bootmaker
I" | will work for them that pays me best,
A nd after that | will serve the rest
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MOST SPLENDID
CAPITAL 100000, also $4,000,
$4,000 and
Strtem Drawn Numbers in each Package of 90
Tickets.
gJMore Prizes than BlanksEY
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY
Glass b. for 1910.
To be drawn at Alev andria, Va, Saturday, Novem-
Der IA, 1910.
GRAND CAPITALS.
100000, 100000, $4,000. $4,000
$4,000, $1,000 $4,000, $4,000, $4,000, $4,000
$2,3ll; 4 prizes of $4,000; of $1,750;
10 prizes of S1,500
so prizes Of $1,000; SO of $500; 50 Of $500
100 of $500; 100 of $3.50; 40 Of 5000;
l24 of $50, &c. &c. &c.
Tickets only $20-Haves $lo-Quarters SIS.
Eighths So 80.
Certificates of Packages of 26 Whole Tickets $500 90
Do. do. 26 Half do 100 90
Do. do &c Quarters do. IS 90
Do. do 26 Eighths do 80 80
ar Orders for Tickets and Shares or Certificates
Of Packages in the above Magnificent Schemes, will
receive the most prompt attention. and official
count of each draring sent Immediately after is over
TO all who order from Address,
ID. s. GREGORY & co, Managers,
sept ls-2awfwif Washington City, d. G.
II. FRANCES Old Established Prize Office,
Washington City.
More capital prizes have been sold at this off than
any other in the United States.
SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR SEPTEMBER
10000 Dollars
100 Prizes Of 1000 Dollars.
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
For The benefit Of the Petersburg Beneroient Mechanic
association.
Glass No TO- for 1910.
To be drawn al Alexandria, Va. on Saturday, Sept
10Th 1910.
$50 OOO-S10. 600 IS ,O0o-$3,O0O.
IL 500 Sl,0l7.
gTlO0 Prizes Of 900, &c. &c.
Tickets Sl0-Halves S5-Quarters 81 so
Certificates of Packages of % Whole Tickets $3.50
Do do. % Ialf do G5
Do. do. 25 Quarters do 80 so
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VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY
10000 Dollars.

VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY
For he benefit Of The Petersburg Beneroent Mechanic
Association.
Class No. | l. for 1910.
To be drawn at Alexandria Va $, turday, Sept 2Gih
1910.
ii Drawn Nos. out of ~.
GRAND SCHEME:
,000-Sl2, 000-S6, 000-S5, ZOO, 5000
2,500- IL 600 81 769- III ,G00-Sl 50O-2 of $50
2of 200-20 of 81 5000 of $1,000
of sSi00-40 Of 300, &c. sc.
Tickets $l0--Halves S5--Qnartcrs ~ 50
Certificates of Packages of 81 Whole Tickets S. 30
" 4" 26 Half 10
% Quarter 81 90
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For tickets and Shares or Certificates OF Packages
in the above Splendid Lotteries address
r. FRANCE
Washington City, ID. G.
Drawings sent Immediately after they over to all
who order above. sept s-2aw-2w-cp
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MAGNIFICENT SCHEMES.
FOR OCTOBER AND NOVEMBER


MAGNIFICENT SCHEMES.
FOR OCTOBER AND NOVEMBER
ID. s. GREGORY 81 CO. Managers.
FIVE CAPITALS of 10000 Dollars,
amounting to 100000.
MARYLAND STATE LOTTERY
Glass A for 1870
To be drawn at Baltimore, Saturday, October l7th
1910
GRAND CAPITALS.
of $2O,OOO0
of 10000
of 10000 5 of $40 900,
of 10000 making 100000 Dollars.
of 10000
of 10, 120 Dollars prizes of 5000 Dollars
3 of 1900 Dollars do of $500 Dollars
10 of 81, 900; so of $1,000; 60 of $500 IS OF
$500; SO of $500 60 of $780, GO Of $500;
SO of 800, &c. &c.
IS No. Lottery--l2 Drawn Ballots
Tickets $l5---Halves 81 5O---Quarters SO rs
Certificates of packages of 25 Whole Tickets 900
Do do IS Half do 100
Do do 25 Quarter do so
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-09-22

Value of imports for 1887 Jonathan
Thompson, Collector Sal i4l s32 90
Value Of imports for 1885 Samuel
Swartwout Collector 1904 loS 90
Value of imports for 1896, Samuel
Swartwout Collector 1856, l72 90
Value of imports for 1887, Samuel
Swartwout Collector 6337i ,5SS 90
Value of imports for 1888, J. Hoyt
Collector 772li 12g 90
Collector 97,o7sss7 90
Value of imports for 1910, J. Hoyt
Collector l6,9io, 7s6 90
The imports will have fallen OF this year at least
thirty millions.
DUTIES.
Greatest amount of duties in any one
year a little over $l5, 700 900 90
Amount of duties for 1886, Samuel
Swartwout, Collector i7,n4,3o -
Amount of duties for 1887 Samuel
Swartwout, Collector l059S9lS 90
Amount of duties for 1888, j. Hoyt
Collector lo,I9i.o55 "a
Amount of duties for 1889, ] Hoyt,
Collector ls,97o,s3a 70
Amount Of duties first quarter 1910,
J. Hoyt, Collector 2,I63,s7s 10
NUMBER PERSONS EMPLOYED.
Greatest number Of persons employed by Thomp
son lao
Number employed by Swartwout on the LIST of
June 1886 3i3
swarwout in 1886 ESQ
Number Of persons employed by Hoyt, on the
Both September, 1889 i52
All the above employed by the respective col
lcctors themselves for the immediate collection of the
revenue, and erchisirc of those employed in the
naval and surveyors Offices the lighthouse depart
ment and bargcmen also Of the assistant collector OF
Jersey City inspectors weighers and surveyors AL
bany and Saugeres which are under the general su
pervision of the collector Of New York.
The proportionate excess Of the number Of persons
under Hoyt in ls39 over Swartwout in
1886 was /B7 90
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-27
IOCOEOCn .cIRnan

IL 10 the i'm psrsiive duty Of the Wink and Con.sr
VaVs prsss N torewan the people Of the foul schemes
which the Van Buren, leaders are connecting in the
desperate hope OF retrieving tho bankrupt fortune. Of
thsr master. MaddsninE at the prospect OF Losing
possession of the spols. and dreadIng the dsvolope
nenI OF their Iniquous pIssces. which wonld follow
the appointment of honest the offices they have
polluted, there 10 no act Of vii amy to which they NAV
not Do expected To resort IN the attempt their
own downfall. Confident. it would seem, in the <uc
cess oi their conSpiraC les they proclaim hey have
sure card 10 play at tie eleventh hour. The
technical phraseoOgy of the gaming tahe il npprppr
siey applied It is BY gdmbsr's track rin they ho,e
to retain their power IL seems. however, that they
have several cards which they design W play" One
OF Ihom understood be forged certified arco.nt
Of The deah oi Gen. Harrson; another the dslrihu.
Il, OF spurious electoral tickets tArc. mann,
oa e day Of election, and the third il thus
IN the Courier and Enqzirer 81 this morning
'The last csrd' A. 10 surmssd. nothing less than
lac publication at every poll ~ tho Union an the day
oi elrcu1n, Two FORGED LETTERS parpornny 10 be
written by General Harrison! The ono 10 be circu.
lated at the NORTH Is 10 contain bitter dennnciatou
oi every body opposed 10 SLAVERY; while the one
utacfgred for the Solsrn market j. 10 ayov IN,
most ULTRA ABOLITION DOCTRINES. These precious
documsns are II s supposed To make their appearance
ia The north and south about The Same period and
when of course. will be late to eoniradict their
statements with any counter declarations from Gen
HarriSun!
fraud OF similar character wns successfully prac-
Used by the loeooco party in Pennsy lvana in 1885
Gov Ri'neI lost hrs election that year in consequence
Vi The crculaiOn of ir2ed letter TO which his sig-
nature Was cOunierfcired. denount ing internal i'm
provements The oLecI effected. the fDrger, was &C
kno"ledged. snd boasIed Of by the party" Us a cap.
Ital rusr
Out the people are fTewarned now. and therefore
J"Tearh1ed. The cards" of locofocoism. however
wei played wall not give them the game 'rhe peo.
pie are ioo thoroughly acquainted with the characer.
OF the bold bad men" who have long oppsos.ed
AID Pundered them. to belIeTe any thing derogaiory
TO their candidate however we'll Authenticated apna
renily. emanding from such source at such limo
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-27
From The Sarannah Georgian Oct. II.

Il Mail NTH GopeTHmenL Dispatches captured 6y the
IsdiaHs-We learn from friendly and attentive cor
respondent at Fort Holmes (under date the Bib inst
that the Express RIDER going wesi with the Mail was
bred upon 18th ns) by large party of Indians con
ccaled M small hammock Ghr e miles distant from
that post
lie discovered the Indian. before they fired nut HI,
horse having Seoome alarmed he un lbIe 10 turn
him. and making virtue Of necessity"--Ihe rider
with admirable presence OF mind. threw himself far
upon the hprse and dashed through the encmy-about
fourteen of whom fired him One ball carried . ay
his hal but he was fortunate enough escape without
wound. The horse about 100 yards and fell:
the rider Immediately seized the mail bags and fled To-
wards Fort Russel. holly pursued by the Indians " no
continued the pursuit as far rs Orange Creek. four
miles from the scene of their attempted murder.
The rider. IN the course OF the chase compelled
10 drop The mail. Inf rmation of the affair did not
reach Fort Holmes until late IN the afternoon. Lieui
j. MrKInsIry ofthe Infantry, Immediately started
with Is men puruit OF The eDemy-arriving at The
spot he took up the trail and continued the chase until
clock that night, when he Reluctantly GIVE il IN
aud hIvouacked on the banks Of the Ockiawaha Tho
next morning Lieut. Mex made q raft and attempted
70 cross his command The river satisfied that the
Indians wore an the hammock nf the opposite side bot
It vas found that the bark only too frai but
the stream h'o rapid to effect the object The irsiI
was lost in the mud aRd water Of the Ocklnwaha
swamp.
The nrI, morning Lieut. Mex returned 10 IN. seen,
Of action and extending his men as Light Infantry
found the greater nri OF The mail
The only loiIers broken open were th0se Addressed
to the Commanding General and his staff These let.
tiers were found Al long distance from the spot where
The large posion Of the mail was dscoS cred and on
trail which the enemy allowed IN their escape
One order from Washington addressed Il, Gen Arm
steal was missing it, nvelipe only having been found
These circumstances convinced Lieut. Mex that the
enemy Rad with them some who read and if So IL
- not impossible that they are now in u.,.se.sn NJ
important information, for the season FBr opening Tho
campaign Is rapidly approaching, and the communi.
cation from Washington which have mentioned
as missing may have been instructions relative 10
TIE movements Of the army during the ensuing sea.
SOD
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-27
LOON TO YOUR ELECTORAL TICKETS

The New York papers favourable to Harrison and
Reform, suggest that the ON the tick should b.
numDefed-ss means OF protection against the al
Temps ct the Loco Foeos Ia pala tickets upon tho
wing votes with n name many upon them
lhs we aprrehend would moi serve rs a protee
onNEalist taud in the larger Sines who's. electoral
tickets have many names upon thsrr Ia New YosL
tor instance. Von Burensm would accomplish It's nl,
Jec' dOrpIte the numbers the margin of the ticket
by numbering two names alike somewhere in the BODY
vt the uckcs-and thus with forfy-yss names ON ll.
ticket, the final number would he 40
The three most efiectuaI rules that We know of Ia
guard against all frauds Of this kind and thus 4, pro.
cure an honest and faithful expression Of The public
VIII through the ballot boxes sre--ihese:
l. Let the inends Ofllarrson and Reform in each
election district. take care provide en ample mum.
Der Of The night Kind Of tickets and have Them de O.
sed Tor ss'noulIob, with persons who are known 10
be friendly 10 the cause
4 Lot the Harrison voter. who NAV not he o,Lsr-
"ne provided ook well TO the person from n hnm he
a@ss hcSei al the polls, be sure that he 10
friend OF the good cause
j. Let every friend OF Harrison and Reform look
wei 20 las ticket, and examine IT closely TO .e. thai
II - all night. that H. the right nsInes and neither ton
many nor too few, before Offering at tho ballot bor
IL those rules be followed BY the friends of X rf,rm
m reference 10 the coming eStt ton, they may easily
and surely set al nsughI the as card aId desperate
ireks OF their OppOnonsor or the other of these
precautions will serve an effecual guard ssan.t
spurious or fraudulent tickets Look close To- this matter
friends OF Harmon aud Reform ovcrywhsrs Why
should any thing he lost 10 the good cause for ws.t of
due pFs,auIicn and yIgilancei
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-27

Iafsrssire co~re.ps.dssoe--fn tho BOG ralhy o
Zen. Harrison II h stated that the celebste ccn
fIenec bed batwesn him and Tscumses N lst , a
Methodni preacheS by the mare OF Winans behaved
WIN grsatgsllariry an seiEng masket and standing
IN defence vi the ladies, when Instant attack
anticipated rom the savages Mr. Levi e. Harris of
Raymond. Mississippi. addressed letter to she Rev
William Winans Of the State. requesting Co
Know II he were the clergyman alluded to in the
.iaiemeni-ane asking the same time his opinion OF
Gen Hsrrison's character. de.
Mr. Winans Is well known a Methodist Minister
Of great eloquence and ability. primitive in his inner
aud energetic in character lie u member Of The
Gcners Conference Ol the Methodist Episcopal Church
which sat IN this city last spring aud distinguish
ell among the many able men in the body We have
room for extracts from tins tier reply 10 the
ilisrrogaloriss of Harris. lie saws;
am the Wias spoken Of in the Biography % Gen
w. IA. Harrison. present the occasion above re-
fsrrcd To. | was. during the year 1919. travel
ling Methodist iiinerant preacher the Circuit
which embraced the town Of yIucennes- the place Of
General then Governor Hsfrison's residence Al the
lime OF the conference council mentioned in your
enquiry. was enjoying. often did. the hospitality
ni the Governor The council was held in his yard.
not more than fifty yards from las door The number
OF Indians belonging TO The party of Tccumsch was
siIiy or seventy; and thors from hfy siSy.
whose party had not be openly taken; though luc
doubt vas entterianed that most of them would JOIN
M chef IN case of collision between hn aHd the
- tee
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-27

q
urs than General wILLIAA HESRT HaKKIsoS. And.
ny observation. during intercourse it'll him.
afforded me the gratifying assurance that his mind
has lost little Ii any OF ITS activity energy, by the
wear and tear ofsxty seven years. Indeed he IN gi
well pass for OF more than fifty years Of e.
judged ofhy either his eO2orea metal vigor or
elasticity
In speaking of the private character Of Gen Harri.
son ho Observes
OF his justice and brnepoleace no question will be
made among those aho have enjoyed the pleasure OF
knowing his social qualities. There ivSs not roha-
bly,. one man ~hs can rise up and charge the Gene.
raj with injury in regard 20 his properly his person or
his reputation. On Ihe orhor hand all who know him
well will hear ready testimony the kinlnesss the
cOndescension the active beneyolence of hs cOndut
towards hOse whom Providence hos placed ia less eli.
gable circumstances than those IN which lie pa.
ced
OF the patriotism Of General Harrison; The history of
the West for nearly fifty years. Tie impartial record;
and, ss have claim To peculiar information thai
matter, shall mt HfIront your intelligence by dwell
ling upnn the instances that ght be cited from that
ample VOl1me. IN illustration OF his character IN that
respect will only say. that. whether you consider
HIM rs the Governor of Territory. Agent Of Indian
Affairs. the Commander of Army. n Member OF tho
State Legislature a Senator IN Congress. you will
hnd love of country the loading star Of his
the msinspring oi his actions. TO this. lac freely
sacrificed wealth and and what far dearer
that popularity with hs Immediate constituents upon
winch he depended TOR continuance in office THIS
last sacrifice he J4d emPhahcslly make, when. con.
rary to what he knew were the wishes Of his Ohio
constituents he voted in the Congress Of the United
Sales. Tor the admission Of Missouri The Union 90
saveholdng Stale. How admirable the gratitude
Of Southern politicians. opposed TO his election the
Presidency, who grauiously denounre him an A.
boltUuisr How nohly they reward such self secri-
cng patriotism. IN the dIsHtetested defender OF their
nglts, and privileges!
II will Iiius be seen that the testimony Of Mr. WI
MANS COMEDIES with that Of every unprejsdiced OBJ
server. who has had OF runiIy OF being personally
a witness Of Gen. Harrison neInUrIble actions The
fact that the brave old hero achieved the Of
great exploits IN rem,te wilderness, or thinly pco.
Piled ieSrioryi or tho native modesty OF hs character
which never permitted hun TO bla1oR forth his %
deeds 10 the VOrldIhese lWo considerations both
together must have induced the part Of his oppo
n0nIs that singular hardhood and erontery which en-.
boldened them TO call his character question. Eve
" successive deye"psmont that makes Con Harrison
better known 90 his cUuutrymen dsclOses new
quality Of excellence that him still higher in
their regard and establishes ualy his cIaIrns TO
their confidence and gratitude.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-27
CORRECT VIEW

We noticed sOmo days SINCE. tist MIC W Ewing
On the Van Buren, Electoral Ticket IN Indiana. hal
declared on The following Ia on extract from he LEI
er Of detinaiiJn. iaken frum te Logsasp8rf TsL,.
g,oJl. and contains Mr. Ewns's view Of the Sub
Treasury
''rhe sIb-Trcasury Is~ isnow in f1ll operu'fon -
We have and ieit o. and all have doubtless wit
ne,.e' ~ deletcnous aud wiheuug Influence upyu
our country Eyery Judge Of % f,r him.
seIC o. 90 fcaiGvCs low Developed and laid bare
Lefse o. Without stopping % enquire aftes the real
r,oi,ss fhat sctuaisi bOso Who frsi conceived aud
brought d orih. % - enough ior ne 90 know i'at
.fs ooeraEon snd in ss effsct row hsft is Law Of
r,s land9 IT sTHuRRs \ FATAL BLOW TO THE
Bgsr INTERESTS or rae PEOPLE; DESTROY.
&c Ar ONCE THEIR ENERGIES. THEIR con.
-IpENCE ~ ZACH O1HER AND CONsE- I
yUFNTLY ALL CREDIT ~ ~ NOT. ~ NY |
iTNRLR OPINION. a DEMOCRATIC MIA. !
1RE. BCT ~ REALlTy JHf VEKY W
'ERsE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-27
PENNSYLVANIA

We published on Saturday last lsier from Pits
bargh stating that The wings had earned
by 4,5Oe NJ ,he popular vote We had and have much
eondence IN the accuracy of the letter; but We pre-.
sumo me returns were made up frJm the average
maj-rftes not the Consr ssona vote IL is easy, Of
All events to perceive. that however you may make up
the returns they safe Of the vote Of the
state and we are unwilling Id give publicity to any
thing that leayes wrong impression. We are sure
Of tins, that We have majority in both houses of the
es'slaiuretha IL eyids ncs that the true vote Of the
stale cannot be against US. We have gained two mem
bers Of Congress, evidence That we have los,
nothing IN the VOC. and that have gained; but
taking the election for members Of Congress for our
guide. We believe that the Van Buren, party have n
majority Of about 1000 in the popular vote. We find
The following discrepancies ia tLs stated vote. in
different eastern Ianer:
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-27

PENNSYLVANIA ELEcrIox-Aec0un;s hav, becr
40 various and IA 50 many counIs, tb, Ne
gave no statement yesterday of vote OF this Stale
intending To give iIll and authentic one to-day
BY this which publish to day, it will be seen thai
We have maJnrIty IN both houses of the Legislature.
which settles all dispute AZ 20 the popular vote :
lhrs statement is drawn up with great care and can.
dor, and shows the popular vote itself when old
TIP comes inio the field, fairly to fight lutle Van We
Will have another IND Of lest, AMI bigger kind OF
story To tell
The sIaios Mr. Van Burcn hos lost, has nnd, fear
iul gap in his ranks.
Louisiana was counted among his certain States
and has now declared for Harrison
Maine VS. counted equally sure. anil has elected
Harrison Governor-LegIslsIure and Congress
New Jersey Vas claimed. and has noyS gone Broad
Seal and all.
Maryland Vas Buren, State and has now
gone with the others
Georgia has just huistcd the Harrison aag 70 in,
tune ol 5000 votes
North Carolina has fled her q. carntiun ofnenfinn,
by eleclIng ia Harrison Legislature Harrison
Governor and Delegates To Congress
Virginia early ed her determination 90 supnor
her Two SONS
New York has refused. for two wears, TO scI now.
ledge The 10 hinderhOOk or flo~ any longer IN
hs footsteps
And now comes Pcnnsylyania-the keystone. "a
close the Arch. Where Is Mr.. Van Burens support 10
come irUml
lie never hoped far Ohio, Kentuckv. or Indiana
and cannot now expect Tennessee or Alabama All
the North have declared against him, aud all m,
South ai'd the West ~ Mad river