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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-05-30

ip TYLER AND TARrrr.-This very
expressive motto was displayed on one Of
sne wing banners in procession at The late
wing Convention at Baltimore How
our states rights and free trade adyoca,es
Of the south, can swallow this direct
avo"alot the supporters Of Harrison in
Tue hor'hcrn states, remains yet to be seen
Can i be possible that any portion Of that
gallant band Of true soulhrons who threw
themselves so nobly in the breach, and
tat.ied SO long aud successfully for the
constitutional rights Of the south; can il
be possible we say that any single iaai.
vldual composing the multiplying and states
rights party, will prove recrean; to his
long cherished principles; recrcant 10 his
individual interest, and TO the rights Of
the whole south, by afilatirg with that
party whose first object in the event Of
success will be remodeling and increase
Of the tariff. Let our planters, our me-
chanic's, our merchants-let all pause and
reflect, let not the demon Of party force
you into the support Of men with whom
you differ 50 widely upon matter q
such vital importance,
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-05-30

LExTNeroS.-S Strangers who have lately
visited our town seem astonishs.l and dc.
f'shted at the lively and business appear
aace u continues to wear. - Within the
last week our enterprising merchants and
produce dealers, have filled their shelves
and ware houses with ell sorts of wearabIes
MS well as catables, and our country friends
need not apprehend any difficulty IN fur.
n'shing themselves with such necessaries
US the change Of the season requires.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-05-30

6-We understand that business IS re-
viving in some Of the Northern c','e,.
The wings arc desperately scared aoou'
il. A return Of prosperity TO our eom'n .a,,
cial and planting interests would oes".
all their hopes. They rise as her ee' y.
tyy sinks, ard sink osthrir country r's'''
columbus Democrat
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-05-30

4hore Indian Nwders! Our heart fair.
ny s'ckens as report after report comes in
OF the murder Of helpless families in Flor;.
Ida. The last Tallahassee Florida, t;vos
the particulars Of the hutchery OF n woman
ana three children on the ToIogee. The
Indians, about fifteen in number, appeared
% the premises Of Mr.. Mclean. early in
The morning, and were discovered bv one
OF The daughters who ran to the house q nd
gave The information to the f,mily. Mrs
NJ took her children, three ia number
and made for the hammock, when thew
we're overtaken and inhumanIy bu,chered
by the Indians. Mrs. Ms. throat was
cut, and her children beaten TO death with
Iplne Knots. The Indians returned TO The
house, where Mr.. Ms. son, about Is wears
'oi age, had determined to de end himself
and fired frequently at the Indians. Thee
then attempted to fire The house, by means
OF arrows wrapped with blazing cotton.
Failing in these efforts, one approached
with torch, but he was shot dowI by The
lad. and has since been found dead, Tbev
set fire to several on; houses and went ar
MIR. M. was absent at The time. hut re.
turned towards evening, to wines the in.
human sacrifice Of his family. The troons
IN the vicinity, as usual, pursued The IN.
|dians. but MS usual were unable 10 f,d
them.- N. o. Picayune.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-05-30


A Coop MoTTo. Some body aaver-
ises in the Caido Free Press int the &c.
covery of lost PENCIL
"IosT--A large silver pencil, with 'he
motto:
1--WE part TO meet again.
An excellent motto TO have engraved
on any thing yon loose. Had The motto
hcen !" FarrwfH forcrer," the loermgs.
have deemed an advertisement | Lss. ID
Ten Important Questions. "A irFe'd
has forwarded US The suhjoincd interrga-
tories, requesting their insertion, md CATE
goricaI answers from any one who may
possess :lle T quisite information:
!. Who invented BusTLEs!
9. Was he civilized, haI'-c'vl''zeo'
an enlightened, savage or a eaIoafOu'
man?
=. Was he a married man!
A. IN what age did he live!
8. For what purpose did NC w.
hem?
6. Did he invent them for men, m0"'
KEYS or women?
Z. Why don't men wear themE
8. WHY do women wear then!
9. Why do women wear the@ ~
church?
10. Why do they no, arrange men :
as TO prevent loosing ,hem?--Sou'''"
Reporter
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-05-30
[Naysrille Ky } Monitor.

STEAMBOAT EXPLOSION. The boats
IRON The Balze Yesterday brought in;eIi.
geuce Of the loss Of lie steam towboai
Grampus. On Wednesday morning nj Z
O'clock, when 70 miles ou. TO sea, Us she
vas preparing 10 haul alongside Of The
schooner Victoria, her boilers tursicd aud
did ifJury zone side Of her hull, that she
went down in ten minutes afterwards.
John Sprisg, second engineer, sied Of the
itJnry be received, two hours after the
explosion; Wm. Walker fireman is mis-.
sing; W. 7. Knight, the mats, is slightly
sealded; the cook is badly bruised and
somewhat scalled. Capt. Kenyon, Of the
Victoria, Immediately took the wounded
whom he placed in his cnbin, and the re-
aalGfer OF the crew O: The Grampus on
board, TO whom he paid every attention.
he engineer has been buried at tho Ba.
lize.
The loss Of the hull and machinery is
estimated al $4,000. Pic.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-05-30

~ 'cbSSaS uI'' ~Nuh'.
have been kicking up wonderful dust Of
late. lippecanoe Clubs, Log cabins,
hard cider, humbugs, devil and fury, is
The burthen Of the last few numbers Of the
fszoo City Wing, and Benton Banner--
column after column Of constitutions,
bylaws aud regulations, and dull prosy
articles without either point or meaning.
seems TO hive been the kind of machinery
selected by these Sllons to gull the people
fot Yazoo. The intelligent freemen oil
Nazoo county, with the effects of the grea,
Banking and credi. system of wbisgery
before their eyes, can never be seduced
or frightened from their principles by the
clap trap devices, and scnseless rawlings OF
a clique Of disappointed Office seekers.
y azoo has beaten the whiggies once, she
can and vii! do il again. -
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-05-30

The number Of Killed and Missing. =.
by the universal opinion oil communities
and practical men, the number Of killed
aud missing from Natchcz in the late tor.
nado, amoun'sto three hundred. The only
wonder is. that so few were killed in The
heree conflict Of the elements, and The fn-
rioas whirlpool Of timbe,s, falling roofs
and crushing walls.
| AS II Is, IN consequence Of the weight
Of ',e calamity in loss oflife being chiefly
confined to the boatmen, there will be
mourning oil along the banksof the Wa.
Dash. the Salt river and the Ohio. Free
Trader.
An opera singer ia London reioices in
the name Of Miss Treble,
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-05-30


Iae Al1brma Rircr.-Thc Mobile Re.
glster saws" The Alabama river is very
hIsh We learn from gentleman jus,
from Montgomery, that the bend Opposite
that PLACE as well as numerous plantations
along the river below, are completed, in
undated. The steamboats, were receiyino
and dtscharging freighs at the highest
point Q the bluff. [i'ic.
trade declared forerer Stopped The
trade with China continued suspended on
the an OF January. Captain Elliot, had
N warn made overtu,es to the High Com.
missioner Tor re opening The trade az be.
iolc LIN answer was, that the Elm.
peror had commanded the trade v;,b
Lnglanh to be forever s,npped, and an
edict had appeared, addressed chiefly to
the American and Dulch mcrchats. COM
mahdin9 them TO sign bond not to brine
British goods Of any description io.o lha,
country. La f,ct, British cottons ara
now as much an article OF conirabud as
opium. In addition to this, the native
aoihorilles are forbidden, under the penal.
" Of death, TO hold any intercourse with
The ''English barbarians."
Good.-Ine Chinese justly estimate
the course brutality OF the British Gov.
eminent; and by excluding every Thin.
made by the Larbarians from their sho,osS
they show that they have a proper EST;
mate OF their own sclf-respect, though n
shorl sense 81 the principles Of political
economy.
Trksbwg Seat;od
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-05-30

We are requested by J. NJ. Dyer, Esq.
OF this place,to say that he has withdrawn
from the canvass for Brigadier General
OF this brigade. His private aiiairs, he
says, require his undivided attention. He
has Aese(pre been induced 10 decline.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-05-30

The Young Mems Federal Wing Alb
ol,ilon Convention met al Baltimore IN the
i'h instant. Il was composed OF the loaf.
ers aud dr'mes in society, from all parts
OF the Union. We hazard nothing in
say wing, that not practical mechanic or
farmer was TO be found among them, tul
made up out Of similar materials which
composed the Federal Wing Abolition
Convention OF Harrisburg, lhai nominated
General Harrison because he was the
most available" Mr.. Webster, and
other leading members Of the ringcd,
s'reak"d and striped party were in a,len>
dance from Washington, all ofwhon made
speeches, but took particular care to lay
down no particular principles, except their
grand principle OF universal opposition to
the present Democratic administration. -
The Wings by November will find thai,
all their clamor and SANDER a2ains, the
patriot and statesman who is n, the head
OF this Government, will hut aid to his
increasing popularity. [lNississippian.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-05-30

Negroes and Hard Cider. The aboli
iionlst must lost their sense to permit the
Tree negroes ci Washington city to mar. h
through their streets 10 hard cider process.
sion. by Gosh! what a great man Cufy
will be when massa Harrison is The pres
ideni OBJ desc un!ed States. Nv. Orleans
Times.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-05-30

Ihe Latest Gem. We find the follow.
ing ia a" exchange paper. We do not
Know the names Of the author, bnt he can.
not long remain concealed. The seed n
the ground may resist the sunbeamed II
such genius can remain unknown:
"Fareweil dear girl, farewell, farewell.
/ Ine'er shall love another;
In peace and comfort NAV you dwell,
find IH 60 home TO mother.s
u Your mother once gels you home.
she's iool it she lets you out agaia in q
hurry. Pic.
ssI'll ring your nose" as the man said
10 The hog that was roofing in bis garden.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-05-30

eNznD
"Butlet II be mdelibiy enerarea on on,
minds that relief is not to be ton nd in err,
dienis. Indebtedness cannot be lesseuet
by Borrowing more money, or by chanein.
the form Of the debt.
"Onr currency canno, be improved b,
the creation Of new banks. or more issue.
from those which nav exist. 1t is onl,
by re'rcnchment and reform--by cur,al
ing publick and private expenditnre--b,
paving our debts, and BY reforming on,
banking sistem, that we are TO expect ef
fectual relief security for the future, ant
an enduring prosperity.
"Where small notes are crcludcd. colo
and silver supply their place. MARri,
VAN buren,.
-.se0e<--<
RED RIVER. To tho politencss or Mr.
Arnold who came passenger in the steam
boat Caddo, we are indebted for the latest
lied Kiver papers, and for the particulars
relative TO the present state Of The waller
The flood is supposed 10 be greater INN
has ever been known before. The river
has rushed over The banks, and The plant
atoms are nverflowed all the way from
Fulton to Shreveport and further down
What the extent Of the damage will be il
~ impossible TO determine, as, SO far from
there being any prospect Of fall, the va.
tiers are still rapidly rising. Thinos looL
more alarming every day. [Pic
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-10-22

~ eghsF, htlp 70 FEHlesis NJ. Nsn Be
fsn hon ne dilisaliy, ~. hipubl q.
riinsd taking nnK responsibility
II Firw NJ 81 ghess fsrBs lie PfaFls
uiil y abis d Judge 9istl ssFFFe.aess q
The nsiure. n ghis eslsbFsted ease. and =.
lseh he odlsm which belongs % ihem,
= Dir. Van Baren ard his parry lesdsIs.
for their miserable subsesleges. eEasiSas
aad ifieks ID relziioa - il.
Ulmingfoa ckron
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-10-22
STATE ELECTIONS.
The Broad seal Of .vs.r Jersey rsndseed.

The Broad Seal OF .N'ssr Jersey rfndtctsd.
The election in The stale Of New r.
sey took place on the 18th instant. he
returns already received renders i, cea'n
,aa, the Wings have secured a maji'y
in both branches Of the Legislatureind
consequently will elect The Govelor.
state officers, and United States ma.
tor in place Of Mr.. Wall. In conseq1ee
OF high water. we received no mail'om
the north yesterday, bu. the accents
previously received leaves no doulshal
the result will be as above stated. The
Wings will carry The state in Novnber
by $500 or 1900.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-10-22

q 7 Angus, term, 1870. Of The Court Of Pleas
S& and Quarter Sessions for Orange eounty,
the subscriber was qualified as executor TO The
last will and testament of JOHN SOUTH
ARD. deceased, and Obtained letters tesla.
meniary thereon; He, therefore. requests all
persons Indebted TO s=.s, estate 10 make pay.
r1cut without delay. and these having claims
will present them. properly authenticated,
within the time prescribed by law, or this no.
ice will be plead in bar of their recovery.
JAMES SoUTHARD. Fer.
October 20. -5SA A.
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Correspondence ef he National inieli-
genccr.

Correspondence ef he National Laieii-
gencer.
New FORK, October "
There we're Of registered VOTERS ID ihis
city on Saturday night. when she books
closed, 43.720 on The lisi. about $500
more han ever voted here. Tie number
&c voters will be increased, IS Tie Regis
iers have tight 10 give certificates 10
those who could moi register their names
during The legal lime. The politicians
will now go 10 work. and endearor 10
scratch OF illegal names, or prosecute for
periuries. This will be job lasting I'LL
The election day. Four Of our courts have
been busy some weeks past in making
American citizens. and The number naur-
allied il unusually large; have mol the
means OF knowing how many.
Exchshge on England is Al 100, dull.
The news from Georgia. which. By The
way, The Evening Post thinks was got up
br New Jersey. has had an effect upan
the stock market, seilling. a. people
believe i, docs, The absolute certainty Of
change There 10 . general advance.
The ne g is indeed electrical here. States
10 sss~-i~~sussJ ..r,r.---- asur5,s arsi
Maine coming in Tor the Wings. impress
lie public mind with gres. force. but. IS
In Maine 50 10 Georgia, people vet lear
II, is almost /" too goud 10 be lrue."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-10-22

Died, in the city of Raleigh, on We'd
nesday the 18th instant, after a lingering
illnesss, Mrs. ELIzABETH, the amiable
consort of his excellence Edward B.
Dudley, Governor of the state.
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ALL RIGHT IN PENNsYLvya!

ALL ktuIl lN LSaNS NV s'''
The election in Pennsylvania alaook
place on the 18th inst. In fifteen dric's
the Wings have elected ten menus oil
Congress. aud the Vans eight. 'hs lar
the Wings have gained two.
The Stale Senate consists oil 3mem'
bers-,he seals of a IL Of whomfe va
Gated annually. Las. year .ir'ena'e
stood, Vans II, Wings 10. u new
members, the returns already 81 wh'e
gains sufIicien, 10 secure q msJos.
In the House Of Represensa,s also
the Wing gains already asserted arr
sulficien, TO secure them the 5ori'y
Las, year the House was cou'sed oil
6s Vans and 80 Wings. The Ngs ar'
therefore contiien, Of the Stain No
vember.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-10-22

The florida Uar.-The Savannah
Ge0rgian states that a short time since.
Lieut.. Sanders, Cd dragons, u. s. A.,
being on a scout. captured an Indian war.
rior an The We Kiws river. Af'er hear.
Ing his Story. and placing no confidence
in il, he ordered him 10 be shot, which,
was done, and hung him up ss terror
and warning To his party.
A letter dated Fort Holmes. Sept. 90,
speaks OF the rains as almost incesssni,
aud expresses The opinion that the Indi.
an oulrages in Northern Florida and in
Georgia are TO be attributed in part 10 the
unusual rains which have driven The sa-
wages from their swamPs.
The U. S. .arng.--From the N. Y.
Sun we learn that on the lsi inst. 2l3 re
cruils embarked for Tampa Bay, Flori.
da. for The Is, regimen, lnianuy. On
the 81 inst. 230 recruits for Tampa Bay,
for The 9th regiment. i43 recruits for 81.
Augustine, Florida, for The End regimen,
inlsnuy.
Eight regiments are either in Florida,
~ on their way there.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-10-22

English Iaraiioa.-We are told by
Balwer, IN his work oil England, that
the taxes in that country amount TO jus.
about uue-,hird of the earnings Of labor.
A skiliul mechanic, who earns 60L. slerl.
ing year, or nearly 800 dollars, pays 10
The goyerumen, col, nearly 500.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-10-22

t4rUr ttlg 'WtN MuFFNrtsV
nstuTnt flem - pui u % sebnlits u
h state, laFs bssn reserved. Taking
he v0,s CO Hsbsrsham sBd Coopsf -
Ne asersss n he EOGss o. each lieksl.
he result 50 ar 10
For he Wig iirkes. assess.
For the Van BpFen. 30.577.
IN she State Legislature he Wigs
have ! msjorily. 10 The nc Hoases. q
sboul 80 members. Last year. he Van
Buren msjoriiy o. joint balIoi wss 20
sotes.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-10-22

Notice.

n r AFfasa Tesns. Is4n. II lie rersf 81 PEE
- sid QassieF kstsrts. IN n.sres cess
Try. the sAhertiksf sas 4sastfs - sxseui.a
o. The lass all snd fesfs HtEs = 6TnRCE
NEASE sisesass6 ard sbieirse isasss Il III.
mentary tkefesR: IT,. thetsfoss ressss III
pefrons Indebted 10 said estate 4 saks -
msnt wishaas delay. sod fiose hasssr ei.sr
nil present tien. rsspsfis arahsttie,
within The Ire prescribed hv ts~. tih
tiee mil ~ plead u bar .f sheu - cv.fs.
JACOB KEASE. Err
nkaaher ~ e.
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-
The Standard 81 The Tlh inst. publish.
{. long lelicr addressed 10 Samuel \
HAYWOOD and others Of Franklin com.
Eiy. b. r. NJ. Saunders, in Which lhs,
honorable gentleman endeasoIs 10 tex
hihil Sir. Van Buren, with m angels
brightness" and Gen. Harrison "willl
bic bIaskness Of Millions devil" We
% rot design 10 enter upon : fe,icw Of
The letter; the good sense Of the people
has rendered that labor unnecessary, .
the elections throughout the country dur
ing The las, summer and fall unequiyo.
rally prove; indeed. from present appear
ances, we should not be surprised If the
totes in the electoral colleges should be
Amos, unanimous for Gen. Harrison, so
conple:ely has the party failed in their
efforts To deceive and humbug the PEG
#ple. A certain gentleman. not long since.
IN tie excess OF lis zeal to cast ridicule
paon the military services Of Gen. liar.
ri,na. descended 50 lar from his usually
roaray style, as 10 make use Of an ex'
preston which las procured for him the
distinguished tile If the d" shirt'taii ora
.at." A zeal equallv Incorporate seems
10 have kctusied his CO laborer in 'h'
present instance, aud We are not SURE
thai lie will MT hereafter be known 81
shc btRy ache politician"
Like some Others # his party, tue no
nnrable gentleman enteayors TO create al
Impression unlaxorable TO Gen. Ham
s,n. because on the lirst balluiing in TIL
Harrisburg Convention a port on oil TIL
votes wire cas-, for Henry Clay, aud be
cause when the nomination was first an
aounced some OF the southern Wings ex
pressed disappointment because their IL
sorlte was nol preferred. II is true tina
IN one very important particular IN
Convention a, Harrisburg did not resem
bic the Conscntinn al Baltimore wh'c
frs, nominated Martin Van Buren,;
was not unanimous. But what was III
reason. what the cause uf this d'iie
ence! A very simple statement vi
show. The Baltimore Convention wi
got up. not by the people, but by I"
partisars of Van Buren,; in some case
indi, iduals representing whole sta''s
together without authority, as wine
DIR. Rurkcr of 'renat ssec; and III ON
eases with scarcely more of the semblan
Of authority. for instance phllo VIM
commissioned by little KNIT oil Intrigue
assembled in secret in the town OF >
iisbury. Who ever heard Of meet
in Orange county for the appointment
delegates 10 that Convention! yes u
district was nominally represented IN u
Convention. So constituted, what w
der was there. that. though assemb
from various STATS, aud without cons
,ation, their votes were unanimous
the frs. ballot! They went there,
10 select a candidate whose qualihcatl'
aud principles they might deem' Al
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-10-22
Hats and Shoes.

RA@Ga@ 9 NELSON have jus, re.
e.Nud,
10 Cases HATS-Comprising Bea-
yer, Silk. and Brush, livery cheap
ID Cases SIi0ES--Comprising,
Ladies' KID Slippers. ...
Do. Bnskin Walking Shoes,
Misses Kid Slippers,
Do Waking Shoes,
Meu's Kip Brogans, #a@@ -s.*
Do. Stout do. a.-. J.. .#e -e~ "a.
Also,
Ladies' and Gentlemens India Rubhes Over
Shots. #@
October 23 #@ IL
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-10-22
Fiecloral Tlcket.

!, - CHARLES M.DOnEl.I.. Or Burke.
e;~a. JAMES NELLB0RN, ~ Miikss.
nagtD KAMSOuR. 81 Lincoin.
! DaYfD r.. CALDWELL. Of RosaA.
: IANEs AERANE, III casweh.
Z Ilan. ABRAM fsENcuER. of Chatham.
JnnN B. KELLY, o. Moore.
! ~. JAMES 5. SAITH. af Orange.
4 CHARLES MANLY. 81 Wake
i ri WILLIAM 4. LONG. 81 Halifax.
n MILAN M. CHERRY. ~ Reriie.
- THOMAS q. JONES. aT PerqDimons.
= JilSFAtI COLLINS, &c Washington.
III IlMEs ". BRYAN, Of csrleIet.
ii DANIEL 3 BAKER. 81 New. Hanover.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-10-22
A CAR I'D.

- ns Saith. lie Wing candidate or
r,srlor Il lie Oesaee district, Nill Atteai u
IN. Sta Ill. ~ m,iss se.l ~ li,ilsLoroush,
a, a. tster4-...,s.,tg rial. ~ saturday ihe
gt.h II slcrasAf, IN tas plspsse q aidfssslng
lie pesale III lfasge county aaa such q be
t..tau III - af alacr counties e may honor
In ,tiia lheiF prf sease. Ncasc al one great
ps..,,tsl f,ni'y. sus ahjeet i Inc same. he
,asfai - fafr; W ~ III astFsf - ii lie means
Il ssevssafy 81 ai.aia tie rnI, Il j L.Ped that
M "A III alii attend. Judge M.ngam And
os,sr ii-iiasai-l.sd II ake,s. are expected 10
b. .rsseal.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-10-22
REVIVAL. OF TRADE.

The indications from every point Of
ahs compass, that the reign nf the ..spod-
ers" Is nearly ., an enI. and The .'perish
credit, perish commerce" party is gasp
ing its last unlialluaei breath. has pro.
duced sensible eiTec, upon The uade oi
our city. Confidence is being restored
by The certainly that lis enemies will be
compelled by the all potent voice 81 an
indignant aud much oppressed people, to
retire from The government Of The nation.
aud prosperity will sonn attend oil our
various branches cf business and trade.
ltis fot The people 10 consumma,e this
glorious return Of confidence and trade.
By untiring efforts, fur bIief period. to
ensure a complete and signal overthrow
or the corruriinnists in power, whose
sole efforts have heea directed 10 pctsan-
ii ACKNOWLEDGEMENT and the oppression of
mighty people. who have. as il were,
just aroused from deep lethargy. de-
lermincd ID manage their own concerns
again. BY placing them in the hands Of
honest and competent agense.
1.-The people," said Mr.. Van Buren,,
"expect too much from The government"
Aye; the people have determined. that
hencefnrward the government shall be so
managed as 10 protect them IN all their
rights and interests, aud al less eos, thsn
.hir,y-nine millions OF dollars per an.
mum. most Of which has been wasiefusly
squandered by The Federal Loco Focos
at Washington.
Let ONWARD he the watch word.
and HARRISON aud Reform the bsitle.cry,
until the contest is closed. and prosperity
will crown the efforts Of victorious
people. Bait. Pilot.