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Of Lombard and Lgl I ST.. PR ma diff
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at one two TO rs notice. Amy orGe left ut tie Pilot office
or t their establishment, of Light and Baltimore SIS
Will be promptly attended to- in &. fri
ELEr' i Il. H.
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pared and ielly for delv ~ with the blue and buff
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ma l d North ST. the Patriot office.
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IA AASENisOI BADUsAis. The subscrI er is pre- par
Il ed TO furnish Tppecanoe Clubs, Wards County and
State Delegations, Sc. with SATIN BADGES. with
the names of each Delegation and appropriate mot
toes, beautifully printed order in t coor at from
IS to $40 per hundred.
JOHN MURPHEY, Fancy Job Printer,
APP 23-d 146 Market street
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FEHBO~As ". POTT IG w EFS begs to inform his
fe DIS AZ the public generally, that continues TO
attend late and early at his Office, OF ST
Pas and Fayettee streets, and is prepared
oeaSohabe terms with prompnass and accuracy, every kind
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g1PThe HARRISON CONVENTION VIII
meet at the Convention Chamber, North Bend,
on FRIDAY EVENING NEXT, May LIST, at
half past 7 o'clock By order,
LEVI FAHNESTOCK, Secretaries.
ROBERT II. COLEMAN
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I'm accordance with the above resolution, The
members of the Club and voters of The ward,
friendly TO to the election of Harrison and tyler,
will meet, on Monday Morning next, All inst, al
7 10 o'clock at the Independent Engine House,
Gay street. By order of the club.
JOSEPH G. BOYD.
nal Rec. Secretary.
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The Committee of Invitation of the Young
Mems National Convention, respectfully invite
all the Rev'd. Clergy, both resident and visiting
to join in the procession on the 18th inst, for
whom seats will be provided on the ground.
APP 80 PA NELSON POE, Chairman.
spCOMMIFTEE OF kECEPIIUN.-rhe
Committee of Reception will meet at North Bead
on FRIDAY, the LIST of May, at o'clock. The
members are requested to be punctual in their
attendance. A. w. BRADtOhD,
an3O ,ChaiIm1n.
g9-The Committee OF Arrange nentS Tor the
Young Mems National Convention, will meet
according to adjournment, at North Bend, THIS
evening, May LIST, at half past o'clock As
this will be the last meeting of the Committee
previous to the Convention, it is expected that
the several sub committees will come fully pre-
pared to make their final reports. BY order,
JOHN w; WOODS, Secretaries.
RUFUS B. GALLUP, {
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g~PTWELFrH WARD.-At numerous
meeting of the Wings of the twelfth ward, held
AT NJ hew CIsTL's tavern, on Monday evening
Isl, Gen. Joshua Medart was appointed Chief
M2rsha who Horee9hle to resolution of the
Club, mall thu allowing appointments;
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-02
"TI1E PILOT"

A new pdper BY Gen. Duff Green.
Gen. Duff Green has issued proposals for pub.
fishing new Daily and Semi weekly paper in Bal.
timorr, to be called the Piiot-..rhe chief i,Ju,..
ment. The says. in his prospectus) to resume the n,
duous and responsible duties of AN editor is he l,ps
that he may now contribute 81 netting to the el.e.
ton of Gen. Harrison."-Gen. Green, from !, nor,
sondt acquaintance with Gen. Harrison a, well a,
knowledge Of his history. pays him the fulown NJ
compliment: The fidelity. ability, frnness sud
moderation with hich that eminent citizen b,, J,
charged the most responsible and dltlicu lt pubic
trus,s-his nnexampled popularity as the chief ma.
unimpeached integrity Of his public characer-ar.
guarantees, that, il elected, he will biug into tho
administrator TAI, htul, able and competent men
who Ill devote all the constitutional means Of tie
government, TO restore confidence, and thus revive
The industry, enterprise, credit and prosperity Of the
county. row paraiy.ed by failless and ipcomps.
tent agenis."-G, q. Green, though bound 10 Mr.
Calhoun by the strongest personal ties has deseusd
him. who never hesiiaies TO beiray his principles and
his friends whenever his personai ambition prompts
the ueachery. We have no doubt Gen GreNi
paper will be one Of the most iacy and interesting
publications ofthe day.
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THE RUSSIAN POLICY

Russia is the must benghled as well rs tn. mos,
nnm'''ga,ed of the "twtniy three" despu,isms in
winch Mr.. Van Barren informs us he has ascertain.
ed that the Sub Treasury system hourshes, in The
midst 81 eongeuial institutions. We avail ourselves
oil an opportunity to-day to give our readers
glimpse at the workings Of the Russian system, in
letter to Henry Clay for which the public is indebted
to the eloquent pen of Professor Beverly Tucker of
Williamsburg. We ask our ,eade,s TO Ia ok at it,
to contemplate the i,us Of this trans atlantic plan,
the growth Of II soil which was never warmed bv
The Sun # Freedom ]; aud then ask themselves
"hether acc ale to borrow opinions and our sys-
tens iiom the rotten and toueriug rrannies of The
old World! Whether re ate TO learn wisdom, s,d
to imbbc lessons Of "deliverance aud liberty" from,
the celestial Empcro, of China. the Pasha of
Egypt, the Autocrat OF Russia. and The Vicerov of
C"oa! whether We are to make these counties on,
models, andio iurn our backs With scoru upon the
teachings OF the land Of Milton and Locke, Of Hamn
den, Sydney aud Russell /! Well dad Mr.. Leear,
OF ;. Carolina declare that the adoption of the
Sub Treasury would be To fecede backwards TO
Tue ages OF semi-bai batism. The models which
Mr. V"n Bureu has selected Tor our imitation leave
no doubt 81 The fact. We ask our readers a,teu.
ton to 4 Friend Of Stale Rights, on the first page.
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2dy. its impoiiey. II the government, may thus
easily supply lis wants, IL is evident tia, there can
be no possible check 10 its ertfarasanee. Whenever
there is a d, felt il The Treasury new batch oil
Treasury Notes will suppl, il, wi,hon, either alarm
ing the people by the creation Of growing National
Deb, or arousins .hrir anger BY The pressure of
additional iaxation-and so We shall have an aug
- enia,on Of these paper issues, ad i.fnitunt.
And Billy. iis danger. five are 10 go on in this
Way, u Is apparent that the channels Of circulation
will soon be hlled will, this. the species Of pa
per money ,becsuse the subject to dep,eci,o
-as "ur own Continental history and the financial
eensulsions Of France empl,s,iraIly teach US. And
even " these notes, should not at oae depreciatr,
II Is sill "byons that shall have established. so far
as circulation goes. Erchequer Bank. under the
exclusive control Of The President. And; his in our
plnion is point To which The pretended hard meme.
aen are driving. Il is transfer the whole Banking
power from The States and the People 10 the hands
Of the Federal Executive. AID yet This scheme
Is supported by Republicans, and IRE lnds Of State
Rights! Read, on tins .ubjrct the letter to Hem
~ Ci,y, onhc first page Of this paper.
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hsn aaatsce | rasrei hsiag uvsei ehes'ow On 9th
rss III the faction. lie may take this compli
nseni. SIR such il is. canoot Sci, place h,,,, "a
ssre same cate cory with men whose osmcs hesei
nse far The same rrason tar do an NY pa
rt viii, those op, tustoas clsthets With which the,
arc syns ninois.
Wish semask on only onc more indication al
The views of The parry. M. Van Burn, ~ seems,
proposes 10 avail himself OF such lights may he
dawn iran enqa'fy into the financial system oi
.i,~r n4tisns. he wnnid have believe Thai II is
Bun ofla,e thai be has made inquiries with this
.sea. Nav. sir. Flake upon me TO affirm THAI Ar
Ssn Bufea is gully Of an silreiaina Il 'gnaranee
which helfass his purpose. affirm that hc perfect
1, understood this Russian system nealy, II mol
anne thsn two wears ago, and thai he has brca Iuil,
Instructed in il by petleclly qnshiicd Tor The
ASH So far evety s,ep has been tsken IN
farni;y With the plan. sud the passage uf the sub
Treasury ba, followed by the enftatlinrui of
nue., aud The lavish appropriations contemplated at
this session, will render lis adoption inevitable.
To my friends, the small aud suffering iemn,ni
Of The friends Of State Rights, have hut TO affer
one request. Lel,hem look back the account
have ven oi the operation Of this system IN kas
sa, aud then ash themselves what can prevent lis
like oreralion hue, I beg them 10 eonsidc, who.
oil any State, or INDEED of half the Unlon. TO an,
nrsurraiien Of the President he Federal Gase.n
mem, however figiaui, not OIL, hePote", hulin-
POSSIBLE
A FRIEND OF STATE RIGHTS.
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.YNcnauHG, APRIL $3.50.
"RUMoRS OF WAR"

TIE National lnriligenerr Of Saturday last con
ia'ns afan correspondence between Mi. Fox. tie
Brush Minister, and Nj. Forsyth. Secretary oil
State. on the subject 81 the Mi h Eastern Bonnda'
~ liue. ME-. Fox complains Of aggressions. On the
part OF the State Of Maine, The disputed triiiofy,
aud protests 40 siasi them, rs being in ,oai Of
agreement made last year, by which the people oil
Name wef- In asau the aston OF the Blush gov.
ernmenf. II lame Irrseverrs III what the Terms tie
present system at aggression, the British govern
meni will feel II their duty mai such military M
rangements MS will protect heir riehs.-Mr Forsyth
replies y, some length. lie contends thai the people
OF NJ sine have violated The sgfsrmen. aud shows
that the, have not by reference 10 The terms OF the
sgrecmr I. lie ilies proceeds 10 complain Of the
aclon 81 The Blush government, and particularly
81 the military preparations Roing on IN tie BtiiIsh
Provinces. which are not IN character with the
hiendl, professions OF The BRUSH government - Mr.
Fox f.joins bfI.n,. that lac would submit Mr.. Fot-
s,th's leutr to the British Csbinet.-Thc Richmond
Wing, from winch have COPIED this abstract.
SANS, There good deal oil pe'sonal iffa,ibihy
uspIa,e both SIDES IN the correspondence. i'ils
beining The character OF the Two nations. But We
cAnnot ANTICIPATE any rupture between the t"oconn
tIies. The matter IN controversy Is too trivial To
provoke war, which would prose 50 disastrous TO
the civilized world, ~ this would. And moreover
We TOO clearly in the righ, Tor Great Britain to
rake ont decent pirieu Tor hnsiilites.'
fhr National lnf-tli enoet expresses It's regret
AZ The PERSONAL irvling displayed by Messs For
SYN aud Fox. t"hieh is sturdy rfenly out OF place
~ such conespondence,) and adds the hope that
the nex communication fem the British Govein-
meni will br Ola pacific character.
The Alexandra Gaz'ite says, however. alt is
know that sonie members Of Congress, intimately
acquainted with lie subjeet We expressed Their
se,ipns apprehensions 81 immediate difficulty
Ard lciter from Washington 10 the y. Y. Courier
teporis The President as having IN conversation
ucrnl, said that "ihe,e we're difficulties 10 be APP
between ia. Brush aud American gov
r,ntnenrs that would soon swallow up all the I'll.
u ng collisions among ourselves.
In The mean tine tcg'meDt Of u. S. Artillery
has been ordercdt TO Maine, aud IS now on lis march
o the frontier
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NV NohK. MarcL o6 IRin-

WiSTER At 1HE NoRTu.-We learn by pascal
sris tom Aihauy, thai the storm oil rain aud sleei
which We had hrte on Tuesday last. was there
regular snow storm, and that the depth of snow.
" the close oil the storm, about tooi on a krel
The Ba'don papers also speak ol u snow storm IN
That vicinity, at the same date. ilere the ground
was barely 30 eted. The Northampton Mass { on.
rier' says that the STOW ~ Windsor. Gushcn. Cbes
,erfed aud Peru, is sui fom Two To srren feet deep
faf'ly old snow We presume. Jour. Com.
Sno" fell 10 the depth Of six inches ~ East b loom.
field, in The Stale Of New York on III, s. h instant.
FATAL ATraIR.-The big elepham and the huge
rihnocctos had a regular rough and tumble fpbi
II the Zaoloecal Institute u, the Bawcry. on ru,s
day night. Before the keepers could part the com.
batantS' the fhinoceros bt the dust. lie was n fine
animal, ard valued at SIS 600. ~ Y Herald
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THE AMHERST PROCEEDINGS.

We insert in another column the proceedings o.
the Administration meeting in Amherst. They are
very obnoxious 10 crilicism !; but we have nei'hsr
leisure nor room to undertake the task SecuHdtm
ariem. We merely throw on, running commen'a-
~ on few u! the most prominent TOPICS:
The Preamble ,.itera,es The ad cdptandum slang
abou, Federdtsts and Republicans. Now, we pledge
ourselves to Prove. any suitable occasion, andT
the application Of an, test, ancient or modsn. nl
Peace in War, that Van Buren, is and has been u
rank Federalis, in his opinions and measures"
Alexander Hamilton himself; and that the gens"'
tenor Of Gen. HaIrison's life, the other hand nav
been Of character 10 justify the application to h"
in 1918, Of The term, 'Me Democrofic General" a0a
which in 1923. procured from the Richmond Enqu'
rer an endorse IncDt of his Repubicansn.
The Preamble complains that Mr.. Clay and MI
Wise left their duties in Washington. to sisn h.
mond, on an electioneering ionr foi Gen. Harm
The author and ,hose wlo eoucarrcd with nm
this opinion may have believed ,his but il IS never
thsess not the fact. Mr.. Clay desired TO VIM
Richmond, and TO leave il, as privately, and WIN
little parade as possible. But the people would ~
let him. Popular enthusiasm knew no bounds IL
led TO partake Of public dinner. and to adhe"
them on the great political topics Of the day. bu'
how is ii that our Amherst friends. who :"
sensitive on this subject, saw nothing to c"nas""
in Van Buren's leaving his du,,cs last summer anu
entering the field openly an electoneerof Tor MN
sell! We beg them to be re impauial-'o Ia"
the beam out Of their own eye. before they eo"l'''
Of the mote IN lhe neighbours eye.
We are tod that Grn. Harrison abandoned ""
gna for The purpose Of getting out OF a ''a''n'"
ing Stale. Now, "naik, how a plain tale sna" P'
ms Islander down." Gen. HarrIson lei 'He"''
the age Il 10, not in search Of a DOn- saveh'"''
State. but to JOIN The armies OF his county, ANU
fight her battles, on the frontiers, then e1po'e'
the murde rous incursions Of formidable '"''''
tribes. lie was soon appointed aid-de' eA"r
Mad Antiony H0Jnr. The best Indian heh'e' W."
day. Waynes army Of 900 obia'ned COMP
victory over 1000 Indians. After the peace
fison was appointed TO command Fort " ash'"s
where he remained until 1897 aud in the same ~
was appointed Goycrnor Of the Norwestcin 'e''",''
But the story iarrhe, disarored By 'he 'a''
Harrison attempted to introduce starery mo i""''
where he long resided after he left the arm,
this fact is now ur.ed against him by INC ,;,,
uoDisis. who, even while they are deno"oe"e
InIhe bliterest terms, are said to be his if'eh"'
The ride ulous story Of Gen. Hanisons oe"s
favor Of selling White men tor debt IS also ~"
vamped U. by the concoetors o, the A"hef'i
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TEXAS-MEXlCo-NEw REPUBLIC

tEAAS-MENlCO-NEW REPUBLIC
auvices lfom Texas 10 the 9Th instant have be en-
,eeeWed at New Orleans. The Bee b The lollow
iag intelligence:
letter i,om Col. Fisher, published in IN,
JionSfon SfaT OF The 81, gives much information
respecting the Federal army ia Mexico Aeon.
,ehli'n mas been held al Laredo. IA town on The l.G
'ab al The kio Giande. which declared th.,, il,
oe!'e dehee from Mcsi o. orgaused iro,tsiopal
fopernmehiior tie" Republic If Graudr" and in .
t'aled general council
Cnioaei isher regards the new government ui,b
sis'rss. lie says, Their clam TO the Land, lynn,
nriween Inc Nueoes aud RIO Grantle rivers is an in
'pehent upon the possessions OF Texas whicb
tpoul not be aeccded Ia. He warns the prople of
teA"s 10 De IN readiness in the event Of The n,w
pste brng attacked by central Mes ico and the fed,
Ias's difsento refuge upon tie soil of 'r,x,s Ia.
~ such an event both parties should combine 10 !.
ohce pfxM ana The ely Of Austin, aud suggests
me rr'pfieiy Of Texas taking irn. diate s,eps 4,
cnte'nie extension OF her boundary to III. bank :
~ the Bravo whilst barrier is raised by The estab
,ishmeni VI ilie Rio Gfaude belw ecu her and C,,.
fral Mexico.
The Treasury ofTexas had ceased to issue prom.
issory notes.
Tie aunssefsary dinner n he battle Of San Jaoin.
70 went OF wBb gresf eciaf. Gen. SAMUEL Hons.
TON. Co"n,adofe MoeaE sDd Il numb, VI naval and
army OH ers were present.
man nance Ra@son. charged with excessive
s"s'fies ~ me old Michigan hank. has been given
"P," tn 9 niheess, from the Uniied States.
fne Csnsnches are wiling To a;tain peace on
any 'efns. hey hive promised lhat ali
nitis Should come ,n,n Brxs, bringing win,
'he"' ~ taeif prisoners by .Ae l5tii MareI.
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months. Harrison had many warm f,;e,a.
ih'Lk stands an equal chance, a, least, of "a
State Of Missouri. Tie
IN Afabama.-The Wigs Of Mobile had
ing on the 81 inst. Go. Osen OF Noub r.
who happened 10 be in the Guy, delivered
aud brilliant speech. lie vas followed a. ~"
Gayle and MI. Cav ford, ap,rmber Of III, A.. Nv
Legislature, who stated, among other rb..,,.l'''
te'i'sence from The interior, thai all South A..
io IN the Cha'iahoochee 10 Mobile, will =,
cepi''n Of single county. was Wing, aud ~,
go far Harrison" "Vu'u
In ke"tacky.-A letter from Franl,o,,
''o'd Tips rising in his s,irrups, and he ain
The Van'ies open their eyes in amszemen,. n.
the terms of our Sal, River tigers, the old - ''
BIN viii 20 II with perfect iooseness."
Eren in Maine The township .lee,oa.
on 10 Maine show an amazing accession or
to the Wing ranks. In almost every plac. j. IS"
the Wings were in The ascentancy before. hi.
jori'ies are largely increased. and they b.,.
cecded BY handsome majori,,cs where ,b,,.,.r
they have been uniformly beaten.
In hog sgno rinces,
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Important deeision.-The constitution Of Misss
slppi declares that from aud after the first da, of
May 1883 tue Introduction Of slaves INTO the State as
an article oil mtfehaedsc, OF Tor sale. shall be ~ obi
'he", case involving ris princile was recent,
decided by sh.Chan.eIiur,, IN which AN opnon is on
lhesseu contrary 10 the general dea-wheh was
,.a' sales oil hegtoes btoug iHio Mississippi since
Nas 1888, were uul and Wild. The opinion of tie
'hance'ior goes to eonfln such sales. provided the
purchases were made Tor Tie use Of ciizeus trsiny
/. ia the State. e
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-02

NELSON CoUNTY.-We~ere misinfo. med =,
10 The events which transpiied al last Nesop Nm,
tn. j. Randolph. The Van Buren, 'Sponny ~.
tor" addressed the people, in ,epyro V. W. so,h.
all. on Monday. instead Of on Tuesday Jane, H..
land. Esq who had been called fom Wa.h,o,,.
BY important private business, fellow ed Mr. RandorI
and We hear made a most lnminou US aud mani, 4.
fence OF his political course and opinions Vim r.
kv-s, Esq was preseut, and was strongly ur,.d =,
address The people, bnt he declined or lla, ,ay a.
Tuesday, however, being again urged by his friend,
aud crowds Of people having arrived from Jiff,,.,,
parts ofihe county he yielded 10 their impor,upui.,
To v'ndica'e himself, in his native county among III.
companions Of his boy hood and The friend, of hi.
ripper years, against the foul and Infamous cslumu,
heaped upon him by the venaI parasites Of Power, 0,
caring to serve his country rather than obey III. o
ders OF a Party. in support Of a ,nrasure which h,
and they had alike condemned. as both perniciou, :,
the prosperity Of the people. and perous 10 the Dub.
lic liberties. Our public must sosp los. .,.,,
ves'ge Of independence. and become the mere MN.
pets Of Executive ambiion il. for an act like mi,
the People. instead OF susta lining and cheerin, h.,
faithful servant, with the cry Of "Wr done - ar, 10
brand him asa Renegade and a Traitor" and
to pm, upon his head the crown Of mar,yrjom in.
stead Of the laurel wreath.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-02
DOMESTIC fNT.aIfGENCE.
FIr,,,1DA WAR.

From Correspondent Of The Savannah Georgian |
GAHrY's frRRY, tFa.) March Il.
Dear Sr-Anow me, through the columns OF
yaur yalube paper. to assure the humane fanatics
OF The north. that litiie DANA need be nrprehf IL
ded from The CauDbslisfie Dogs al War LATE
!, bruu. hi from Cuba nd lhis Tefrtoty of,ls hon
ofaJle aud much Dbused abougin.s, tis sumo are
pleased 10 fern them)
Ecven OF these FLORIDA blood hounds, alias Gu.
haeurs, are no" AZ tins roit, Teasing upon then SIX
pounds of fresh beef each per day. They have
beer tri,d frequently "ilhin the last lev days with
an ludIan, PRISONER lie guefre At this place. and II
they will 'ahe hts taii. II would be hard To prove II
by those uho were present. | have no confidence
However, IN them.
AS TO their ierocity. it is a lumbuc--a child may
fonje with them. They have been more fossl,
nj rcir secuted that an, sei oi ANIMALS IN the world
the army not excepted.
Col. Tmegs with large command Of regulars.
Volunteers and blood hounds. will leave here on
Thur day reAi, ior grand Scout To tie Ocklawaba
county.
Florida The 81. Augustine Herald the 2oib
in I'M says
.IhturmFrion hss just been received that waron
train iInin Post M. 2, On ts way 10 Mitannpy RS
eor,cd by some of Lieut.. llausou's men, sio com.
mauds Post No. p was attacked by Indians, and two
OF the escort, ieamsier. and one II the mules
killed. The bodies were mutilated.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-02

'eterlrom Washington, publs shed in the New
. lotk American. says.
IL am informed that it has been decided n,oo IN
send squadron 10 Canton, for The protection of our
eo'ii'netee, with The ieas, possible delay. am mo,
authorized to state II as positive fact but from the
responsibility OF the source, ihlk the uiormalion
may Re relic upon"