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JEW ENAVEE3sS
On HEBREW PEAsTIR

VKNHE peculiarities of this Chemical Compound, are
Il. owing to its extraordinary effects upon the ami
NAL fibre or nerves, gamen's and muscles its virtues
being carried by them to the immediate seat of dis
ease, or of pain and weakness. However good any
internal remedy may be, this, as an external applc
ton, will prove powerful auxiliary i'll removing the
fammation, Scrofulous Affections, Kings Evil, Gou,
lntlammatory and Chronic Rheumatism, and in all
cases where seated pain or weakness exist.
A gentleman travelling in the south of Europe and
places in praise Of JEW D B. WIS., Sc R EB SIS dS
PLASTER, and of the (as he considered) miraculous
it had performed that he induced to try it
on his own person, for a Lung and Liver affection
journey, but which had resisted the genial influence
of that balmy and delicious climate. He soon found
his health improving; and in a few weeks his cough
left him, the salfowncss of his skin disappeared his
pain was removed, and his health became pcrma.
nently renstated Since that time, he has been re.
commencing it to his friends and acquaintance, Tor
all fixed pains whatever: such as rheumatism, govt,
headache, nervous tcethache, pain in the side, hip
back and limbs, serofuouS hnmors, knots, wens,
white swelling, hard tumors, stiff joints, ngue cakes
ague in the breast, weakness and pain in the stomach
weak limbs, ameness, affections Of the spine female
weaknesses, &c. No female subject to pain or
weakness in the hack or side should be without it.
Married LADIES' in delicate situations, find great re-
lief from constantly wearing this plaster. The app-
cation of this plaster between the shoulders has been
found certain remedy, for Colds coughs, phtlsic
stroys inflammation by producing a copious perspra.
ton. No physician should be without it. For par
tculars see bill that accompanies each box and d.
rectlons Esch beS contains sufficient TO spread Of
Sold 6y The Ageats-At the Post Office, Litchfield !;
Lake Hayse, Bethlem; Messrs. Belts, Woodbury..
JOHN M. CLARK, general agent for the states of
HeT.York end Connecticut Office Arcade Hall,
N. B. The above medicines are for sale in MI the
principal places in the U. States. Now. ly23
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AthamOr Cooking Stoves.

both of the old pattern, and likewise of the
new and latest improvement, which by hav-
ing more spacious oven and more copious
draft around it, (well calculated for roasting
turkeys and pigs for thanksgiving is war
ranted to do the work in a manner which
can't be be0t-and has an external nm
ish that laughs at comparison. Besides me
adaptation for work is such as entirely to Cd
viate the difficulty of lame backs and scold-
ing wives, thus reducing every thing to order,
Convenience, and ECONOMY. What more CAN
be desired Prices, without variation, l6, %,
&c, 90 dollars.
Pipe and Furniture,
Made of first rate material and in good style,
T:,cbfoI1 Man 81 0S
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Side KS4zE En2oasgEs.

SeFfE Ra1GE A"EOfFgEESo
& HARRINGTON & MORSE have ON hand, and
Cfare manufacturing the much approved
article. side hill ploughs, price 81 OO
Horse or corn do. ESQ called 500
Starbuck's do. price $50
Also, new pattern Stove. for summer use, III 90
This stove is an entire new pattern, and is
extremely well calculated for washing days
snd dairy purposes. GI"Fire Frames. Oven
Mouths, Sinks, &c. &c. at reduced prices.
And all kinds of Castings done to order
in the best manner.
LitchGeH, April2. "a
VOUNG Hyson and Tyson Skin TEAS;
4 =. r. and o. NJ. Coffce-Rurnt Coffee !;
Brown, Lump, and Loaf Sugars;
Just received by
February 10. MORSE g. CAMP.
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Alta Court Of Probate holden at Ne,c- Hartford
aoithin and for the district of Neao Hartford, on
the la day of April A. d. 1910:
Present. Roger H. Mills, ESQ. Judge.
GAMUEL s. BATES, ESQ.,, Administrator
- on the estate of john EATON, late Of
New Hartford, within said district, deceas.
ed, having represented said estate insolyent,
ana gwen notice to all concerned, to appear
A. M. to be heard relative to the apnoint'
ment of commissioners, and no one apnear.
ing, this court doth appoint John Snencer
and Edmund A. Wooden, Esurs. commits.
sloners, to examine and adjust the claims of
the creditors of said estate; and also doth
decree, that six months be allowed them to
eSnioit their claims to said commissioners.
M!er they shall have given public notice of
tnls order by advertising the same in news.
PaPsI punished in Litchfield, in Litchfield
County' ana "a Hartford, in Hartford county.
anu ny posting copy thereof on the public
slgnpost IN SAID town Of New. Hartford nenr,
est the late residence Of saiI daceasaS ''o't-
Certified from record
The subscribers give notice tSat ,hs
meet at the late residence of the decas WI: =:
said New-Hartford, on Thursday the NAH ~
day Of April, and on Monday the 2lst Sa,.
OF september. at one O'Clock p. mr.. for ~,
purpose OF attending on the business of sa;d
appointment. " S'''u
JOHN SPENCER, Commits
EDMUND A: WOODEN, sioners.
All persons indebted to said estate are RI.
8ues'eo 70 make immediate payment TO
NeU.HCryOrd, April 3, 1910. '' We AZ
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Geese Feathers.

'HE subscribers have made arrangements
Il to keep constantly on hand IL superior
article Of Geese EeaaEaers-and Wilt
at all times furnish any quantity, from 90 to-
loco pounds, at as low prices as they can be
obtained of equal quality in the state.
S. & L. IIURLBUT.
Winchester, Feb ii, 1889. lu:'7
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PLEAcHED and brown Sheetings and Shirt
1D ings, Bed Ticks, Canton Flannels-a
good Stockton sale by
Dec. 5. ISAAC LAWRENCE
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rrMprRANrE NnTICE.

TEMPERANCE NOTICE.
TTNHE next monthly meeting Of the Litchheld Sonn-
Il " Temperance Society will be held at Bethlem,
on the 4th Tuesday Of instant April, at 10 O'Clock,
A M. ii. BALDWIN, Secretary.
Washington, April 8, $780, --
EUST received, at the Cheap Cash Store
- quantity of Lime by the barrel, or less
quantity-aiso, quantity of Carpet Harn-a
Ilew supply of smoked Halibut, choice ar
ticle-a new article of copper washed Horse
Cards and Bed Cords-Clothes Lines &C.
The above will be sold on reasonable Terms
S. D. WHEELER.
Litchfeld, April 2. "a
Brass AndirOms,
NTOS 0, }, -, rs, cut u plain heads from
~ to Is dollars rcr pair; ShovelS ana no
Tongs, Jam Rouks, and Lamps-for sale Oy
Feh "a MORSE & CAMP.
TTeyv-Exaven and MeW-Xork
steam Boat Line.
eN
rS2E SSx s.ss1SssEssEssEsEsSsS
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-05-09

tlch SELECTIONS thus frozen ~ the Alpine glacisfs.
OF What pencil portray he unutteraole Anguish
wu.ten upon The brow Of ham. who perfectly va
couscus Of every thing around, pressed upon the
cheek, The hp, tbs brow Of bis hleless BRIDE, such
Kisses As hope and Joy meier knew"
They were parted. how OF when Re knew not,
nor did be foo many weeks awaken TO Il. kuoNl.
edge OF the Io'a, Prostitution Of a.. his earthly
hoPea,
Nearly half century has since pss,ed away,
The lile village become = handsome town, the
lake unchanged, glides on a. smoothly de rough
uneven roads, improved by lho AID Of McAdam,
passes through beautiful highly cultivated coun'
Try "a, there are so,ne lew siil hy,ng Who DIS.
uuetly fecol.ccl the circumstances sc oTpayng
The d-ath Of their beloved Mss Anna and point
out 10 curious traveller The ycry spot des grated
bY marble monument, commemorative ot TIE
sad event.
The uql,sttye may dcsue to know something
OF the subsequent hlslor, ct Mr., EasIon. Ga
his recovery Mons. rasyrsud, tar ,hs guest OF
Judge Somes was no other than the celebrated
diplomatic" charmed With MS manners and supe-
nor talents persuaded HIM to yts.i lanrs No
Ameucau could ghen rrgaid Yah ludiaz,-. se,'he
Struggle OF that nation tot The liberty 'heY had
So recently assisted our county 10 obtain, md
Ehston To- whom cvcIy place was now the same
readily accompanied Taller rand on his return
Among the VARIOUS changes which ltanspHed IN
The lev succeeding years, the fame o. en- unuiled
individual, possessing the unlimited confidence
OF the powers that were -aud c.crtng power.
fol influence ~ tho affairs Of the nation, vas
sPeod through alI the courts Of Europe. lis
hubhs were slngular--ln he midst of guy court,
dvog almost recu>e stunning the society,
which paid Inn sSsldunus attention, uuombluous
iur mm-elt; bat quick to discover meti aud ei.
hclent IN promoting The pussvssor 10 honor and
appearing TO be happy only when deeply engaged
IN the hurry Of business Thoss who had seen
han spoke Of lofty carc.worn brow shaded by
premature grey hairs, and dnrk eye kndlug
with the hight ut giant intellect hts name, h..
country and history, we're involved ~ profound
mystery all unknown, save the mighty, though
secret influence he welded over the mind, Of
men,
The, was Charles Enston N whom the charm
o existence being broken, hle VAS borne as y
heavy burden which could only DO Lghtenod by
plang'ns into tho hustle and spIrils,lrrng scenes
Of the French Revolution. l..
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"NArlONAL WIG SONG g"

upposcl 10 have been written By the keeper 9TH
lost Roll, aud respectfully dedicated "a the cow
boys Of the Revolution, and their descendant.
~ sing you now a new Wig song,
Made 10 az odd Wing lunc
Ani c'tfy Wing may BIT nil uight
And sing Il Ia The moon
Tia Of nose Of wax we've auud
And lain woud-lf wccau--
Transform into President
The mheclle old man
lhreadbare worn out grulIen1u--
All 81 the oJrn time.
By birth and btooj-hy klh and hu
\ gentleman IL he
lis iaiher was PATROL
~ course hs son must be
II any oubl--trmcmbcrng
Their tory sirtE of old
bet them keep SUI, the tale OF shame
Shan by me be told,
About ON COW hoy ancestors
Al Of the o.len time.
Ia youth he tired sold,ctshlr
AM sought Ior Riory's gains, --
a pelntoa' was all lie got,
10 pay hm for his pains;
Perhaps Il was the chance 81 HaT.
The sword 70 Croghn gave
That should have been The Generals,
Hal tbg 5CHcrl. been as have.
PUof unfortunate old gentleman.
A of the oIjen time
Though far behind upoa HI, track,
Oar Hero leh the foe,
was lHsl IS wc ns i he'd been
Lpou thur tracks you know,
Aud though ~ need Of praise lie got
Nogiii from glory wolr--
9TH among bfayer meH's We Gud
The name of HARRISON.
Sure be Is fine old gentleman
AL ii me oldcn time.
When hushcd wcrc var, alarms aud pass,l
The pcn3 Of the flight
The hero as Senator,
Is held W - our eight
We never could have told sou this
From aught that there was donc
Bul on the roli you std may see
The name OF Harrison,
The pc,'eoated Gencu
al o. tic olden tune
Isirue the Senalcs vote dii obac
Our heros name erase
From oW a vote of thanks, lnl .cH
A record Of disgrace"
Dul uls We nope we Nhgs nave OF
ForgDltsn--aud If 50,
they wont believe H. wlieHits tod
BY Loco foco loc
About the fDe cid gentl,mag.
All VI The oIjen time.
First General--lhen Senator
Then Cicfk he pls az ease
lad farms out all he labor
While he pockets oil the ftGi
Aud, as he drinks hard cider" now,
10 warm hls good Old nose,
This of Clerk, a faImtr makes,
As every body knows
And a hue true hearted gcut,msn--
A of tue oidsn time
Though lie IS nest three score and ten.
And death - craving nigh
To make his farmer, President
Sure every Wing vii try
Conc to the fght, and shuI our esr,
To Loco" Ia, ha, hagsl'
And when he's chosen, then we 4 ralp
Three hearty Wing hgzzas
FOR our pehlcoatsd President
All OF the oijen time.
\ B Tie author has kindly furnished
bovs words ot winch 'Hc lubAsncfs have secu,
lruy uyNf
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- expected, vii lie sung N pursuance of the re-
commentator Of the Couraut at the Wing Goa.
yeninu, by the EI Bank Runner, with brass drum
accompaniment, hy II Russell liumhug Esq,
immediately alter which, tle young whigIets will
clap their lca,hcrc.s 0ngs, and TIC nanlum
ryplg ltSttC
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-05-09

F.gsl ualausht than III taught
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-05-09

Wlpows.--A Hndoo, named Goba lhundet
Gosain, 40 lnhsbitan, Of Ballse, died lstsly, leay
no less than ems hundred widows - fndIis
Journal
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1840-01-17
ADVERTTsEMENTs
Proceedings City Council, !
YAzoo Cry, Jan. IL, 1910.
AN ORDINANCE.

For the suppression Of tippling houses and to res
train the sale OF vnOus or spirituous liquors, in
certain quantities, in YaZoo City,
SECTION /. Be 1t ordained By the PreSi-
dent and Sclectmen of Yazoo City, That
an ordinance entitled an ordinance, restrain
ing the sale Of vnous or spiritnOus liquors
in certain quantities, in the town Of Man
chester, (now Yazoo City, adopted Febru-
airy 9th, 1897 be and the same is hereby
repealed.
SEC. 2. And be 1t further ordained, That
from and after the passage of this ordinance,
it shall not be lawful for any person TO sell
or retail within the corporate, limits Of va
ZOO City, any vinous or spirituous liquors,
in less quantities than one gallon, nor suf-
fer the same, or any part thereof, to be drank
or used in or about his or her house.
SEC. 3. And be 1t further ordained, That
any person who shall hereafter sell or retail
within the corporate limits of YazoO City,
any vinous or spirituous liquors, in less
quantities than one gallon, or in any way
violate the plain meaning and intent of this
ordinance, by evasion, subterfuge or CHI
cane of any sort, shall by such evasion, sub
terfuge or chcane, be deemed and held to
have committed as serious an offence
against this. ordinance, as by violation of
its letter, and-such person shall, upon each
and every violation as aforesaid, incur Pc
nalty of not less than fifteen nor more than
seventy-fve dollars, recoverable with costs
before the President, by warrant and exc
cution, returnable forthwith, in the name OF
the President and Selectmen of Yazoo CT
ty, one half to 60 to the use OF the inform
er, the other to the use of the Town.
Sec. 4th' And be it further ordained,
That it shall be the duty of the town cons
table TO give information against, and prose
cute every person, who shall at any time be
found violating any or either of the terms OF
this ordinance, and for each and every pro-
secution to conviction by said constable, he
shall, in addition to his fees, be entitled to
receive the sum of five dollars, to be paid
out ofany monies, in the town Treasury,
not otherwise appropriated.
w. q. RASBURY Pres't.
r. EATON KEYS, Clerk.
Yazoo City, Jan. 18th, 1910.
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STOLEN

E1NROM the subscriber, opg yyednesday
night, the lstof January fine
GOLD LEVER WATCH;
Plain gold face--carved on the back-No.
37l--manufactured BY Benedict, OF New
York City, N. Y. An ample reward will be-
given for any Information which will lead to
the recovery Of the property.
DAVID GIBSON.
Yazoo City, JAN 27-3t
The Natchez Courier, will please publish
the above three times and send the iraccounr
to the subscriber
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SHERIFF,S SALE

Joseph Andrews ct al
10y virtue of the above stated Vindi to
me directed, from the honorable circuit
court of Yazoo county, Mi, | will proceed
to sell at public auction, to the highest
bidder, for cash, at the court house door of
Yazoo county, Nj, on Monday the 18th
day OF February next, within the hours pres
crlbed by law, the following described land,
TO wit :-Lots Nos. 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6, of sec
ton z, township II, range 2 west, contain
ing 466 $1,000 acres, and north west quar-
ter and south west quarter of section d. town.
snip IL, range 2 west, containing 335 as
lOO acres, more or less; north west quarter
and south west quarter, of section 81 town
ship Is, range west, containing 800 6S-lO0
acres; east half, north west quarter and north
east quarter, section 2, range 2 west, and
west quarter north west quarter of section
NO /, township IL. range 2 west, contain
ing go acres. more or less; south east quar-
ter, north east quarter, section 35, township
Is, range west, containing by estimation
32O acres; west half, south west quarter and
west half, north west quarter section 36,
township IL, range west, containing by
estimation $50 acres; west half, south west
quarter, section 255 east half, south east
quarter, section 26, township -, range 2
west, containing 100 acres, in all 2O74 81
100 acres, all situated, lying and being in
Yazoo county, Mi, and levied on as the pro-
Perty of Joseph Andrews, to satisfy the above
and sundry cases in my hand
p RTTFORD 9b'F
BY F. W. Wheless, D S,
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LOSE
Dec. 20.

EhURING the late fire, small green men,
AI orandum book, containing sundry ac-
counts which can be of service to none but
the proper owner. Also, two fine cloaks. 6
or 8 fine cloth dress and frock coats, several
pair of cloth pants, (number not ascertained)
together with number of boots and shoes.
which can belong to none other than the SUBJ
scriber, as his were the only goods of that
description moved. ANY information which
may lead to the recovery of those articles,
will be thankfully received.
J. w. MORRIS.
Yazoo City, Dec 70, 1889. 23-H
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AN ORDINANCE.
To tax Hawkers and Pedlars

lo tax haWkers ana HedlarS.
SECTION l. Be 1t ordained By the Presi-
dent and Selectmen of YazoO City, That
from and after the passage of this Ordinance,
it shall not be lawful for any Hawker or
Pedlar, to sell or offer to sell, within the
corporate limits Of Yazoo City, any goods,
wares, merchandise, lewelry, trinkeis, or
any commodity Of any sort whatsoever,
without first obtaining from the town clerk,
for such privilege, license. for which he
shall pay the sum of FIVE dollars for ten days,
or twenty dollars for every three months.
SEC. 2. And be 1t further ordained, That
any Hawker or Pedar, who shall sell, or of
fer to sell, within the corporate limits Of
said Yazoo City, any of the said goods,
wares, merchandise, Jewelry, trinkets, or any
commodity as aforesaid, without first OBJ
tanning a license as is herein before requir-
ed, shall incur penalty of not less than the
license money, nor more than twenty five
dollars, recoverable before the President, BY
information or otherwise, by warrant and
execution, in the name of the President
and Selectmen of Yazoo City. returnable
forthwith: Provided, That this ordinance
shall not extend to resident citizens of va
ZOO City or county.
SEC. 3. And be it further ordained, THAI
for the issuance of the aforesaid license
the town clerk shall demand and receive
one dollar, over and above the sum paid fol
such license, as his fee in each and every
case. w. G. RASBURY, Pres't.
r. EATON KEYS, Clerk.
/ Ian II 1870 0G-6t
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We all have the interest of our constituents
at heart. They expect us TO remedy the
existing disorders, and | fondly hope that a
spirit Of mutual forbearance may signalize
your counsels, and aat your deliberations
may result in measures calculated to ensure
the welfare of the State, and to secure to
labor its just reward.
A. G, McNUTT.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
City of jackson, january 7, 1910.
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A. We lender a becoming apology %

9F We tender becoming apology to
our readers to-day, for the dullness of our
paper. Gov. McIIutt is wholly to blame
the immense length, bredth and thickness
of his message having crowded out dozen
articles of more value than itself, but which
our readers shall have with as little delay
as possible.
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the land; to the end that he mag ,Oitness the
final CONSERVATION of the constitutional
measures Of reform By him as the GREAT
LEADER OF THE DEMocRAT1c PARTY, so glO-
rioasly commenced as the invading
foe was crushed and broken TO pieces upon
the plains of New Orleans, he may so nit
ness the discontinue Of the monopolists-
tbs ENEMIES Of 'equaIrights andpriUileges.'
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SHERIFF,s SALE.
VS. Vindi. Term. 1910.

Planters Bank, Returnable To May
VS. Vindi. Term. 1910.
s. D. Howell, ct. al.
Id virtue of the above stated Vinditionas
ADexponas, to me directed from the Hon
orable circuit court of Yazoo county, Mi, I
will expose to pubic sale, at the court house
door of Yazoo county, on Monday the nth
day at February next, within the hours pre-
scribed by law, the following described pro-
perty to wit:-One dwelling house and Lot
No. 45l, situated, lying and being in Yazoo
City, formerly Manchester, Mi, levied on as
the property of S. D. Howell, to satisfy the
above stated case and cost.
P. BUFORD, Shift,
By F. w. Wheless, D. S.
Benton, Jan. II, 1910, (pr fee G6A east
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

Andrew Glib, use of
James ] Chewing, To May Term,
IS. Vindii Exponas 1910.
Turner & McEIwee.
ID virtue of the above stated Vinditi Ex-
~ ponas to me directed, from the honora-
BILE circuit court of Yazoo county, MI,
will expose at public sale to the highest bid
der for cash, at the court house door of va
zoo county, on Monday the 18th day of Fee
bruary next, within the hours prescribed by
law, the following real estate to wit:-Lots
Nos. 2, 3 and 4, situated, lying and being in
Yazoo City, in that portion Of said City,
known as the commons, and described on
the map or the plot of said commons, as fol-
lows: Lot no 2, on it an excellent warehouse
fronts 100 feet on the river, 50 feet on
Clinton street; and runs back to Runnels
street;-Nos. 3 and 4, are vacant. same
sise, and lying in the rear of lot No, 2,
all levied on as the property of Jno. Noel
wee, to satisfy the above stated and sundry
CAGES in my hands.
P. BUFORD, Shift.
By F. w. Whe!ess, D. S.
Benton Jan. IL, 1910, (pr fee S9) 2S-5t
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The sswilhOut distinction of party'' inVi'
tatiOn.

The ssWilhOut distinction of party'' InVI.
tatiOn.
The invitation of the sub-Treasury men
who met at Jackson some weeks ago,in behalf
of ''the people without distinction of party
to General Jackson, to attend political feast
at the expense Of the people s0ithOut distinctiO"
Of party, is already exhibiting it's true Politi-
cal character. The Mississppian Is already
dressing tout with its political garme nts.-
That paper of the 9th ult, in informing the
people that General Jackson will accept the
invitation if his health will permit, speaks OF
it as follows. RecoIlect, reader, as you read
read along this matter is purely and sacredly
''tOithoaH distinction Of party" entirely So
emphaticaily SO expressed in the first ms
lance. 1t is a measure of 'sthe people of Mis-
sissippi'' and they, with their ''empty TreG-
suTy severaI hundred thousand dollars in
debt'' have the honor ofpaying the expenses
of the feast, because it is WIDELY free from
all political bearing or influence. We de-
nounced it in the first instance as a political
IHOF6 DcCduoO We SO" AuSO MASSES Va pm
tics W thin its thin veil covering. We de-
nounce it so still because the veil is already
prematurely taken of, and it is openly advo-
Gated as political measure by the Federal
prints. So spotless is the measure, of all Po-
litical bias or feeling that tits TINS spoken Of
by it's advocates
In addition to the above, we would merely
remark that in pursuance ofthe political feas-
ting propensity of "the citizens Of the State
without distinction of party," aresolution
was offered in the House of Representatives
in the first day of the session by Van Buren,
member to appropriate o. TWENTY FIVE
THOUSAND DOLLARS for the expenses of the
feast. IN