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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-05-07

TrginiG.-E Enough has been sscer-
timed from The Virginia elections 10 show
tina, The Wings vii have a decided ma.
jnriIy in The next Legislature. Accord.
ing 10 The Published statements in The lasl
I.ynehburg VHginian. The Wings have.
Is far as heard from. lost and gained
10. Ii The Senate. The Wings have lC
and the Vans 10. In The House. the
Wings 70, Vans AZ. and one. being an
EARNED neutral" is nnl counted on either
side. Thirisen delegates yei 10 be heard
from; Of which. las, year. The Vans had
n. The Wings 2. II they remain The
same. The Wing majority. on joint ballot.
will be IL: bu, !, - expected iha. the
majority will be increased when the
whole are heard from.
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Valuable Property
ron GALE,


HzS ONE sf lir faeSi and kefg
| 49, inPsessS lAssas ~ aks wssars : ea..n.
az. % ns~ , a 80 50 zzle Hsss
kHa. siiusaec sl4ia mfrs wrs u Mar
ffsesoeseszh. inmeaisssiy - de sesd ls.eias
N frsaklin. ~ niliiapsaH esasrs 500 % 81 .
ns.a saad leasing nsa sLs ki.a.sn - sa.s
Nassers eouaffy.
re fsrm has "a 4 D~rlIins a-r... liza
rief 70 ns.ss ~ ahs eaunily - saas, ns~sse.
Ispem snd sppeaFaae.. asJ - 49, sares fus
hAesa 81 esieriairn mi ire'ksf We sFsfy
oissr huiiesnR have esss f-@aa - Be seass-
aieaf ~ ureid 90 fans. 50 : laIEe Bar.
sfsties. sad Gear cFihs fwa lanshfr HGUsrs.
o. q Sme4 : lionsts. = wssh Hsses, Srius.snx
ssd MessisR Hsnse. Carr r. fsesse, large
sd we'll esasirnried Gsn fitsss. l-r iisne,
and . Cook Iispse sitaesrd sssy ssnvesltniiy
O. The dweslin Z ard aihers nns Sesi,ossds ali
Of shsth. wnh 30 ore sxrspfiss, sIs tsslisf
Cedar. Tie water sever fails. Sad 70 Il tic
very best qoslsfy. Ard sbose a.. u y eessi-
lonna ~ tae eenntfy.
Thsrsis slss q coed Garden snd Orchard,
eaniainlne a great variety % eErsllsai lrsiI.s
sueh ~ APpats. f.aches. Fssrx. Qsiaess,
Psams. lhfnys. Craps. Rsspbsfsifs Straw
berries Sc. sfsTSiae fruii nessiy az az peg.
There are someuine ppsards IL 900 ses~s
Of LAID 10 lhs tract WITH abs,ul go cleared.
AID 100 aeFss u weodlsDd, fsHrss ana partly
set "a Grsss.
The isnd Is nszrsy sil nnds = the bert hirt cf
Cedar fesee. and ~ high siaif At rrli,ssss~a.
and well adapted 60 tie prodIstien 81 ssshFr
Germ. Cation. sohsceo. Of small gam 81 isss-
~ description. and might be esnseSfsts insa an
exeeilent sios fam. AID should ID D ~ =
large enough 20 suii any purchaser. there 10 ief
sale and adjoining = tract &c lard ennfsinirr
ahont COO seres With 500 cleared, good dw<iI-
ne house ard good aaler. I will sisa srii
saine Of ny sock of Cattle and u.zs. which
have been improving foT nesfly twenty years.
and think them % be - good as any IN The
county; my stock al iiufsrs and Sherp all
also be for sale. Also many other eOnsenis NJ
'res for carving on farm. So that the pnr-
chaser might immediately place hiuse 10 q
sisuaiion Tor mskh g money.
would refer any persons far more pariiru.
lar inloEmatlun relative 10 this very valuable
isfm 90 tol. z. n. Foster. Mr.. YIN. Kichoi.
OF Rev. u y Pitts Of Nashville orto any gen.
tieasaa IN MmfrresbOropeh; al Of whom arc
well acquainted with il. u is presumed any
persnns wishing 10 purchase all of course ex.
anime The premises when they can learn The
terms. which viii be liberal
JOHN LYLE.
Murfreesbnroueh, Tenn. 4
April Is40. 20 sm
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-05-07
Thursday, April 30.

Free SekOoi ia Orangs.-we ls.n
with pleasure. shai he people sbaas Gn.
seIly Hill. with their usual p.,ria,ie gal,
have. without any expense 70 The sonniy.
hsIlI = school house in The centre Of Dis.
met No. p. Mr.. Burnsidss Ia. been
employed . teacher. end ID. sehouI y :.
70 Commence on Monday last. We hope
The other disIrieI. viii follow ,hs noble
example Of their brr,hren o. GasslIy
li'll. and BY united action speedily pul
The School System inn operation .hrOpsh.
out The whole county.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-05-07

The Wings Of Orange will remember
.h.t Tuesday Of May Court is The lime
appointed 10 meet in Convention at Hills
borough for HE purpose Of selecting suit
able persons for candidates for The Senate
and House of Commons in our next Lee
gisla,urc. I, is hoped that meetings will
be held in each captains dislric. Tor the
election Of delegates previous 10 that day,
that the wishes Of The people Of Orange
may be fully represented in the conven'
ton. a
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-05-07
Weekly Altman nc.
SPRING TASEI0NS
FOR 1910.

MIR. LEVIN CARMICHAEL, having re.
Gently returned from the North. would
respectfully inform the public that he has re.
ccived tile most approved Paris, London, New
York, Philadelphia and Baltimore Spring Fash.
ions; and having in his employ gentlemen
whose proficiency in the fashionable b anches
OF their profession, rank them among the very
best Of Northern woIkmen, he is prepared to
execute Tailoring in manner which, for taste,
ncatness. durability aud despatch, cannot be
excelled North or Souih of the Potomac.
tie would return thanks for the very liberal
share Of public patronage heretofore received.
and respectfully solicit continuation Of Gus
tom.
Orders from distance punctually attended
10.
Mays 6. 20
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THE Mechanic and the Office. Holder.

The Mechanic and fhe Office. Holder.
The Alexandra I'd. c. Gazette Of The
l4.h inst. has The following:-An honest
old Du,rhman, a lucksmiib. called a, the
Pos, Office Department in Washington.
the other day. and was asked by young
Clerk, with more pertness Than poll'eness
-" ,f he was going FOR Harrison" "oh'
no." replied the Du,chmsn--" there is
ma occasion for lha,--hs comes without
going for.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-05-07

srEs- TnE Wings Of Orange are re.
qnesied m meet al the usual mus
ter grounds in their respective districts,
on Saturday the l6h OF May. for the
purpose Of appointing delegates TO the
Convention proposed to be held in Ilillls.
borough on the Tuesday Of N.Y. Cour',
Cor lhe nomination OF candidates fur the
county. This step has been suggested
.. the mos, sure mnde IL elici.ins gen.
eral expression Of the popular will.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-05-07

We have been favored BY The Hon.
james Garland. Of Virginia. with PAM
Phlet copy Of hi. very able address 10 his
constituents. We shall hereafter. proba-
bly,. embrace some oppor,unily 10 presen,
portions Cl il 10 our readers.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-05-07

John b. Kelly, ESQ, Of Moore county,
a gentleman universally respected for his
talents. and esteemed for his moral and
social virtues, has been unanimously Sc.
lected by a district convention. as the
Harrison aud Tyler elector for the Fay
elieyiile district. ....~ ....
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-05-07

Hho didi?-Te were struck The OH
er day. BY the plain common sense sxhi.
biied BY gentlemen from The county 10
conservation upon politics. We remark.
ed 10 him that We acre rsioiced Co hear
that he was no longer supporter Of The
present administration. and observed al
the same time. that he had undoubtedly
gaod reasons for his change Of opinian.
. NY reason 10 very plain one" said
be. zone that every man can understand.
! looked round me and found every thing
going wrong. and asked myself whsl
made il 50, VIM made IL sol and my rea.
son told me tina, those who have pow er,
must have made il. The Wings have
NO power-thry could not have brough
about this Stale Of ibings-lhe Van Bu,
zen men hate hadaH The power and mus
have done H."
This reason seemed 10 us q good me
tie had cone 10 The same point thailhe
would have done had he waded lhroug /,
the whole field Of argument.
.Aier. Gaz.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-05-07

Hmton Destruciion.-We learn from
the Buffaloe IN. " Advertiser oil Sa.
urday, that the monument, rrecied on the
heights Of Queenstown. 10 the memory Of
General Sir Isaac Brock. was blnwn up
by some malicious individual. The co.
lumn was rem. from the foundation 70 The
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-05-07

~ Subscribers in arrears for the Re
,cor.irr, are earnestly requested to make
/ immediate payment az must Itrt mo-
neg. Those at distance can remit
through The Postmaster. as he is author
ized 10 transmit, money in payment of
subscriptions to periodicals, free OF post
age.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-05-07

Major Gwynne. Of Cincinnati, who
now assists Gen. Harrison in his very
volnminous correspondence. was one Of
his military Iamily. and Lieutenant
under him al the bat,le Of the Thames.
Il is remarkable that Major Gwynne,
being a ready writer. was employed in
precisely The same way by Gen. Jackson.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-05-07

Terrible Forty weddings were
recent. consummalsd in Que ~eek in
que Of the counties nf Nurlh INSISTS
sippi. An editor there says, heavy
pecunisry embarrassment. l, Is be-
IirvcJ. DRIVE ihrm 10 this last act Of
desperation.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-05-07
Notice.

TnfiE subscriber having been qualified a.
executor Of WILLIAM SMlrH. d.rd
81 Gailfard County Court, February Tern.
1883. requests all persons having cls,Ms
against said Smiths estate, 10 present tie
same for payment
JAMES SLOAN. =
Gteensborough May .. 1870. So
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-05-07
Public Sale.

IN the 2ist Of the present month there
" will be sold, at the dwelling hoaseof Ea-
phcnee Kerr deceased,
The TRACT UPLAND on. which she
! lived. !.
Some Horses. Milch Cows ADD II oe-.
And all the Household and Kilclnn Fur
niiuie;
in word, oil the property she possessed
Terms made Known on the dav Of sale.
j. A. WHrrSIrr, Rrecrfor.
May Q. go
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-05-07

Hhig Sal,ae.--A salute Of % guns
ives fied at the Depot, in this city, on
Saturday nigh, last, in honor Of the Wing
victory in Virginia. A barrel of Hard
Cider vas drank by the crowd. on the
occasion. Raleigh Register.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-05-07

Eas tls sgpiidssi inranialrs, e De
ahols, - ordered . - sagrssls5.
Wsdsssssy, 6psa =.
The Senate un sngsgsd . day il he
discussion Of sessrsl bills relating 10
grants q LAID for de beneks AZ sspsrsl
rail.rosds. liz. De Nanni Carmel snd
New Albaay. and The SELMA and Tenass-
Gee niIsosds. This ssbjeei "a. dsbslsd
Al Isngsh BY Msssrs. Smith ola white.
cfitsnden. BenlOu. King. Yosag. Clay
Of Ala. and Others; and bsih bills, after
being amended. sers ordered % Be en-.
crossed.
The bin granting 70 he state a Mich.
igan q qusniity Of land 10 aid said stale
IN The construction Of ransI around The
falls Of S. Marie. Was ordered 70 be en-
crossed By . vote Of 20 70 10.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-05-07

Thomas II. Christmss was hung q,
Wsrren,on. on Friday last, pursuant to
sentence.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-05-07

he sPfiksr hlsousrst ihs ftfsfi a
sc Fslsel ssnsillss - lhs diRsslly
-hish oreusI-d br,usra Msssss. Bynnn
and GHlsad 10 Be he busiasss krss ia
erdsr.
NJ. Campbell Of :. c. nossd ssseon-
sidsFaiioa q he order % print.
Dsriag he tendency Of lhs nslias.
Nc. Garland nsds some rxplanzsiens and
spolesissd for his eondpes afies which,
ihs previous sussiioa being ae.sd. he
house refusrd 70 reconsider. By sois 81
Q % I4s. The whole sshjeel sss lhen
laid over until ie-mouow.
The general appropriation BIN vas lhea
isksn Up 10 eammiiies q lhs hole. Ar.
Dslleu eonlinusd bis remarks mil four
O'clock. NJ. Slsnly thea ohl.ined The
door. and though he had many hing, 10
saw. YET he would waive his night. an The
hope that The eommires would 20 on
si,h The bill. section By section. aud lrl
such snendnen,s IS might Be proposed
be acted npoa. This course sss finally
agreed uPoa. and The bill was proceeded
9th unul eleven o'elork. ~hen lie CON-
miiiee found itself without quorum.
The house refused 10 adjourn. and The
time was wasted uniil Zen o'clock in The
morning in ruthless attempts 20 compel
The attendance Of members. The CON-
millee then resumed ihe consideration Of
The bill. in which they continued until
seven o'el"rk in The evenings session
Of 81 houns-shen the committee rose.
AID The house adjourned.
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Wanted,

4 WELL DIGGER. Application may be
n made at this Office, either in person. o.
by letter postage paid.
May 6. go
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-05-07
Notice.

E0uND more than lu elye months since 4
IL small pocket wallet, conisiRing nonsv.
The wallet hal $500 .-----<-- UNu
purposes. For further informalionfap a.
this Office.
April 5. " 20
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-05-07
Strayed,

foot white. a star in the forehead. is delicate
~ made, has scar on her right hind leg.
saddle bale on her back, long inahe and isiI.
Any person Who may take OPP ssid mare aud
deliver her al Major Palner's Hotel, llIlssn-
rough, will receive liberal reward; OF an, 10.
iofmsilon respecting her will be thankfully &c.
ceived.
J, oDEHD'nAL.
May s. 40
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-08-04
SENATOR TAPPAN.

Some time since. handful was Giro ulated
in Pittsburgh, charging Mr.. Tappan, United
States Senator from Ohio, with using language
like tie following -
The price of labor is entirely too high
The laborer IN this country can afford 10 work
Z for eleven pence a day, and the hard money
system will bring down the wages Ia that sum.
Wheat, also, will come down TO sixteen cents
: e bushe, and every thing else in proportion
3 This is the best Tariff YOU can have, and the
only one that wiz enable tie manufacturers
10 compete with England, The Sup-Treas-
Try will effect both obiecis-it will put down
the banks, and bring every thing else down.
Z Some friend OF Mr.. Tappan sent to him the
i hand bill, and asked whether il was true, too
(which that gentleman replied
4 "Why, than, waste your time in contradic-
siing such prolific liars Ifyou put down one
/. lie, they have a hundred more to take its place
! My rule is 10 disregard them. neoer contra
. diet them; they have certain stock stories a.
! bout me, which if Mey believe no Democrat
will on their authority, when nine hundred
banks with their immense means, are openly,
lat work 60 establish IN power the old Federal
fpary, when we are coniendlng for great prin-
Rcipies against those who dare not aVow theirs
fThe John d. Davis fabricators or endorsers
eof SANDER Of such men as ME, should not iii
sveu you for a moment from more important
labors."
Mr. Tappan, il will he seen, ycninred nod
I to deny tina, he had used such lsngusge--thai
Ewould he TO call up some one who NAV have
Eheard him. lie contents himseifwi caliine|
SoeTiain persons liars generally aud not panlc
fularly. Having Graded the charge, Mr.. Tap
span asserts that nine huadrfd hanks are open
4 ~ at work 10 establish old Federal principles
Now tins Is an assertion which the UoH0raH,l
gentleman knew was not true when he msde)
H. lie calls certain persons lars, and prove
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-08-04

Worcester, Mass, Nov. i2ih, i7so.-E ca,ly ~
life he came To this town, and a, frs, engaged
IN store, bu, he soon len tha, place and on
tered into the Herald Office as an apprentice.
Here he was associated with the late Judgcy
Bucl Of Albany, who learned the art in tho
same office. Nearly forty years ago be be-
Icame assoc lated with the late Dr. Williams as
part proprietor Of the Herald and not long(
latter, he purchased tho iniercs, OF Dr. VIII
Iams and took the management Of i, upon him
eself About the year 1905 he succeeded, inI
I his efforts and procured a new set Of type, byI
(which he was enabled TO prosecute his bust
ness with more success With unweariod in-|
dustry and perseverance, he prosecuted his,
abors; and by course OF undertaking ln,eg \
ri'y and strict economy he acquired an indie,
gpendent estate and secured what IL still more
valuable, good name among his fellow men.
For many years previous TO his death his
Hheath had been feeble, bu, by rigid auen.
Elton TO his food, regularity and temperance III
Eall his habits he enjoyed for the most part, a
Ecomiortablc state of health, until the las, win
Eier, when it was evident that his strength was
\ declining lie however continued abou, his
Eordnary business for many weeks after this,
Siimc, and was not confined to his house but a
Elitie more than month. His disease was
sconsump,ion.
Having been the conductor of political pa
Eper, and for a part of the time, at least, among
the most important papers of the State, he was
necessarily engaged in the political contests
of his time. He was a Democrat of the JEFF
fersonian school,, uniform and steady in the
support of the administrations of Jefferson and
Madison, and always firm in his adherence to
right principles. There are many yet living
8who can bear testimony TO his upright and
does not seem TO have been ambitious of office
= or Of political distinction, and was thereby
Saved from many disappointmonts and vexa-
tons, and kept above the time-scrvng and UNI
Kscrupulous course of many of the conductors
kof the press at the present day. As ho was a
steady and firm supporter OF Jefferson and
Madison, so he was firm and steady oppo-
Enent of the administrations Of Jackson and
Van Buren,
He was useful as a citizen, beloved as a
father, and highly respected by large circle
of cquaintances-and his death will be re-
) garded as loss not only TO his family and
friends, and to the community where he was
best known but TO the public at large.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-08-04

hlmsoliio bo ono thai u not afraid n make
false assertions. 49, aifsd States Castle.
So fat as VIC can yet understand this matt
ter, II would seem that Mr.. Tappaa did use
the language imputed 20 him, in conversation.
but not IN public spoeoh--and the affected
denial pu, forth by the Albany Argus and
Other papers with great earnesinesS, relates
solely 10 his not having used the language i'm
puied "a any specch in the Senate. This un-
worthy subierluge viii not escape tic censure
Of the community any more than the vet un-
,worihier subierfuge OF Mr.. Tappan himself, IN
sahuscing bis ASSISTANTS instead of disproving
what they charge. For ourselves, we believe
.entifely that MI Tappan dill use the language
Imputed 10 hin. Ncfr- York American
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-08-04

,smier assembled on the occasion
"A havc been less than five thousand
80, came from every quarter Of the Dis
The ladies also were there Ia large
-, sciua,ed by the same spin, which
30 female heart in "days which tined
.,al. showing clearly that the jaugh.
sstr,o,. have not degenoraiod. Their
80 smiles will cheer their husbands
| sons and their fathers in the work OF
n
rails Of this gtea, gathering we shall
| d., az aeighhor Of the Wing. from which
~ ave. doubtless. next week TO fur
| ,e,ls,s with the fall account.
al. oua, u1inimiiy the convention nom
- ~ Bsa VIM. Slade as the Wing Can.
q, Congress-, and John Conant Of Bran.
| q, esolcr No acciden, occurred to in
g. = mar the business Of the day. Nei.
"a, there any Drunkenness, or confusion
,.e ave the Joyous cheers of the multi.
! psieh need cause a tear OF sorrowfu
,ss,ssiOn in the eyes OF the morally sensi
81 t-perdie locofocos.
E,ss no contemp, for the people exhibit
q rs occasion, as the people ,hemselve,
} rs, they did not send their servants.
seA,li Of the Wings Of this town, we ten
WI hanks to our Brandon friends for thei
s.liiy.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-08-04
We are requested to give the following a
|ticle an insertion.
A Valuable Law Book.

We sometime since were favored with a
copy of an unpretending volume entitled
|"Questions and Answers in Law" from the
pen of that clear headed and interchangeable au-
thor and compiler, Asa Kline, Esq. of
Matches. On looking over its pages, the work
struck US as one of the most valuable and
useful ever prepared by member of the legal
profession. 1t occupies only about four hun
dred pages, and yet i, touches upon almost
every important subject in the entire range Of
1.-THE law, and in lucid, forcible and instruct
live manner, while its views are assisted by a
[bundant authorities. Ii strikes US as admira
|bly calculated as well for the student as the
practitioner, and likely to prove serviceable TO
1.-The former in his studies, and TO the latter in
matters Of reference. II is sort of Compen-
Idium, and might well be designated as Knne's
Lar Compendium" We gave our copy to a
friend, who has found it so useful in his prac-
Etce, that he is anxious to prevail upon the au-
4 thor to put another edition to press. The frs,
twas small, and, as we understand, not a copy
Ican now be obtainedin the city. Under these
circumstances, we think that MIR. X would not
Ionly assist his own reputation, but confer a
favor on the profession, by publishing another
edition.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-08-04
BE NlGIIANT.

be fri Tuesday Of September, is at hand;
DS four weeks we shall be called up
'ur ballots. Fellow citizens, Wings,
prepared for the contest Are you
d that you can to effect change Of ru-
sers who have disregarded your inter
10 the interests of the whole country, in
nad desire for power' Have you come
irm determination to speak, through the
box, in language that tyrants and dema-
s cannot misunderstood
n Wigs have hitherto confded in the
ness and honesty of their cause for sue
until death-like apathy had crept over
Onsuspecting freemen, and they thought
cause safe-secure in the midst of enc
enemies who have hoped TO triumph be-
Of this very security. How often have
Wigs, true friends of the country,
iiessly neglected dear bought priyi-
NE privilege of voting, merely for the
o. securing few loads Of hav, or closing
harvesting. In this respect the Wings
mont have been in fault for many years
v Even up to the time when execu-
~'pa,ohs and encroachmcnts had well
''0nd the hardy sons of Vermont'in bon
master. But, we trust, the alarm
w hber,ies-our dearest rights are in
rA danger, has not been sounded too
~ We have heard the warning flying
'' SPEED Of the lightning from man to
through the length and breadth of the
10 the Rescte-wc will yet be free. -
: as upon a watch-tower, let every
speak in a voice OF thunder, BE WIG
Pot on The panoply Of freemen
md come TO the battle.
" s'smies place no reliance upon their
Aeir whole dependence is upon their
g rhdusuy-they hesitate not at the
'''es they employ, aud they cease not
Efforts TO blind and mislead the unwary.
70 IN 'his way they hope, they expec, to
nine and destroy your Liberties. Con.
f'' no longer in the integrity Of your
pe'' but watch with unceasing vigilance
t""' and relax no effort in their de
'anl The final result, ,riumphan, success
'esiy accomplished. BE vigilani, then
~s Of the means see TO i, that every
'a'e'siands fully the danger which
Mound us-expose fearlessly and
A.ehihaiions Of the men in power,
'e prepared, to the fullest exien, 10
VI your determination at the ballot