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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-05-16

posed = sTe loot, and s01g 9t the une'' U-il z
rr he c,7 were blown d4au. Tic .'gar- ace .
coua, O.. ibis shocking calamity !gym Tie N.r'-- .
burg Sentinel. We are indebted lar ,ae sip TO .
ourisuj Capt P. B. Siarle aLo is jus, lgm
Jackson:
SHOCKING CALAaTY-UFwAEDs oF TWO
HUSDRrD LIVES LosT.-We have heard with
uni,iguei regret, Of a most destructive Tornado
which a.l Thursday, destroyed several houses at
Nacbez, with Inc loss oil many hives. The
Steam Boats, Kinds and s.. Lawrence at the
landing ready to depart, were sunk and almost
every soul on boefd peflshed. The Steam Boat
Prairie had her cabin blown I'll. The Guy llocl
and Mansion House bad their roofs blown utiuud
a lady IN the latter had her tdgh broken. The
Exchange Hotel Of The interchangeable aud enter.
pu2ng VIM. Parker, aud the Mercer House be-
longing 10 the same were blown down and four
or fiye OF Mr. Pdrkers servants were killed. Nh.
Parker has abored hard through a long liie. lie
has built and re.bndl aud The very elements seem
to have cousp1ed against hun. lie has besnre-
pea,rty visited by fire, and uow in the scar and
yellow leNf while raising ike Phoenix, that or.
unHeut OF N1trh,z and preparing It for he com.
fort and convenience OF his fellow cu2eus, the
labor Of years has again been leyelled 10 the earth
and alI hrs hopes blasted We sincerely -ympa-
hze with hlm, aud hope that he mas suIl be- able
TO continue h'> useful career building up -'"'".
e., and contributing TO the comfort Of rs citizens
r,,r, b,,se b,, one aunder the brlo WINS
blown down. and nearly 1920 fiat boats were sunk
and large portion Of the hands pen-hed. Forty
persons on D'afu 'n' ,a''o> y y ','eu ''','''
,,. .,, MIN, ,,s J.galI-bad ,rJ ,.ys,,I
M. lost The cont VA, in session and The
judge vas killed on the bench. Ayoung man
named H. NJ. Allen nom Phadelrha was Iuil.
while the people were at dinner, and we learn thu,
ID a Ie" minutes N"'ehez presented one Of me
I"',' aa.,- ~" a', ,1a ,r y',,' "o, I
,,o ,,nan5c5 and Jy,as he .crea,,. rd,.r,,,ej
cr,.b Of r,lnr bo,,se..apd tbr h,,vers blocl v,rb
the fragment. of the same, the elements PLAYING
with the Monuments ri art and works OF nature
ai presented scene '''t'oIy sOo''ne'
W. p T,v,op the s,,,s - ioc,,,,od -
ore If the mos, talented c,,,zeps Of yicio,, Uo
Is the son Of the celebrated John Taylor Of Cara.
limo md ,obs,its h,,h the ,,tsc,s and noI,,,c.I
nrirrjn,es Of his ,c,ered G,ther lie was w,b
fine ,,bir marty in Ig36 and .,s n, tho Nb,o
electoral pcke,, but he can't 90 Harrison. far he
knows me man to be n Iede,all.L He wll SIM.
mort Mr.. Van Buren--and thousands of No oen.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-05-16

FFhI' ava compares 1t WIN the bll'R returns Oh
the vote IN the same towns IN the general cleo.
tons Of last FALL THIS comparison shows, ac.
cordmg IN the Argus. hot there H. in favor Of the
Democracy, since last laIl, "a difference Of fifty.
four towns, OF one seventeenth of he whole num-
ber--or If calculated by aggregate maiorhes,
aud one-Sevcu'eeuih assumed as the RATIO, the
gain is upwards Of 10000 votes or a difference
20 The Democratic party, beyond the Federal ma
jorty last fab, Of more than 1900 yotes.n
The aggregate Federal majority last fall, was
5000.
MoBuE WING AUTHORITIES On the re-
cepuou in Mobile Of the news Of the glorious TIL
umph Of the cause Of Demucracy in the city Of
New York, the friends Of the cause Of equal
rights assembled to express their qualification at
the glorious result, which it seems did so gall the
tgbig followers Of he Tppecaaoe Hero that the
WIG POLICE officers attempted by inlerupung,
To freak up the meeting, which caused the adop-
lion Of the resolutions and comments Glowing,
which we extract iom the Mobile Register
Republican Pilot.
" The Recent Outrage is well known, wc
presume, why the meeting %as held last night IN
the market house, and Why the resolutions pub
shed this evening were passed. We yesterday
RETAINED from writing one word on the subject,
a,,.' ,,,,, Ia - ,bo ,,a,,,o,.
,,,,h:.h H.. ~ b,,8a5 o,,,,,,o
Of our city authorities has prompted IN the breast
Of every man of general feelings IN this comnu.
ntv,
II il unnecessary to detail the whole Of this
.aajnr t., snf6,o ,b,, ,ba
~ '''N"''"' ~. D,,nocro,;c uee,i,, Col W..
"n,r ',"' y ~. Ch,s C,.L,n, s,a,oo ,ro.,od
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o 50, ~ ,os;Ii,, and 6a;n,, a, cn, or
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we" 'o'n'''ro 70 ''>l'e' : '''$ e''o''' 10 'e
'oNe" aS evidence '' ''' motive '"'' govern '"I
opponents i '''' ''.'"'"E "a "' ''"'""'"
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~ use ''Ii''> '' l''',t'''ss q, ''t ''..
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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-05-16
7T'|I |T.Ts,
JACKSON REHoBEIr

IN addition to 'be above. he Oh,
says-"Bes.tes The eleven renuncIsa,, I'
to our office on Yesterday, six as ,f,-. .'',s -
five leuounclng their parity, raur more y. =, g.
formed, Will send 90 their candidate ~ z.
act longer with The Bank and Fe5enI ,. 50 e
would not only make slaves of vb.e ms, ~, "
hug them for costs, but would f.es sl,1s -. "
TO overrUn our state. e."
Agcotiemau residing 10 Williams coa-ly 49,.
to Us That Democracy Is 10 the ascendant !, 4. =
region He says.--
1--WE have seven ~ rh, TOWNSHIP Nh, ,-..
t7r Harrison at the last Pres dental ,sc,o.' y.
viii no" 60 the whole hog for Van Buren, N
have not lost a man.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-05-16
YIRGINlA ELECTIONS.

We have returns from nearly III the counties
though many of thems are unofficial After having
carefully summed up the results FAR w give th.
wings malury Of l6ur IN the House Of Delegates
The Senate is said to b. n I've. Thrrt are several
counties IN Which the election viii be contested and
10 one, Wythe, the driela:e ttHfnej. although
wing, has gwen pledge to vole N The eviction Of
Senator's as his county (Which is dcmocratr) vii
vote in the Gall Cor Presidential reclafs The Rich
mond Enquirer seems q think thai The parjes " III
stand 10 he Legislature very much as they did h.i
wear The race has heeu close one, as was cx.
pected and though the result is not Ms good a. we
had hoped, there Is much 10 cheer and little to dis
courage in i. The popular yuic is on thc demo.
cratic side h,yond AL question, and we shall carr,
tbs State ,rumphauly mex fall. We have gained
since the Presidential elerliun Of 1856, when our
majority was upwards Of thousand IN nearly ali
the counties, except hose within the circle If Mr.
Riyes' inAacmc. We,hnk {, perfect, safe 10 SCI
Down the State as certain for Mi Van Buen. hv
from Eve to ten thousand m1puy The hn vii
.oi different tale from the spJrg As Tire EnqHl-
rer says In the tlu we Nl.l teach III m rather
different game The Wings viii lose all de advan-
tsges they have just enjoyed from their duplicated
voungs lfom the town votes IN dbl I'm, cnunavs--
and from the unequal representation Il the caun.
ties. They w,l lose tluu ur s>.c hrire iHerih
presented between Van Barren aud lln,r. n--ana
BY the toll, the humhuts lcy have rrjur,l 10 ,,tl
have lost their spell We should a + set...>,,
triumphel tins Spring blt hr Mur bugbaf or 4
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-05-16
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
FOR THE NORTHERN DISTRICT.

FUK HE NUN ITLNN DIS IKIIT.
Samuel j GhOlsuH, hos dltcttd the Marshal o
The Northern District 10 adJouru the suug Of
the court III the 30 Monday N June next
Jurors and witnesses 'ba' have been summoHed
will no, auei.d until die above date.
All papers ~ this district Will please copy Tue
sbova w ~
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-05-16
TOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN 1871.
MICHAEL F. DEGRAFFENRLIp,
Of Irilku.oa County.

To BE- submitted 10 NE decision d STATE Con.
ftHilaR.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-05-16

To- new Post Office has been established a,
Hickory Grove, okubbeLa Co, MI Israel Ga.
bre Post Master
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-05-16

70 A rumor has been circulated IN town Tia,
Governor NeN0tl intended to eau an extra session
Of the Legislature. The rumor s uniuunded The
Governor Intends 10 do no such Thing.
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Gleoelan0
MotB6k = 5fnDrN

a. zepii1ert erlaubt iId, hermit fetne terts
rn Snbs(eu 70 rbir utalfc pnblttnn ntcrDaupt at
eli, ru unD tebr pcfdnrises ABprtcment mttaliiet
s n It + II NJ E n te
otr Nrt bic or 70 ete erban, aanerfam lu aen. Gtn
acarntpartiees Sa9tr entbalt untcr anrcrn
$50 c,iptict alr 0attun8 uno pree prn IL rus S4o.
20 Susrnp 9trlint6sen, rrcinarc uno ttne,
@uitarrtn NIT unp cbnc Qatentf1ratbtri
$40 @tcd Saitcn fir Icnc, @uitarre, SaBeeiecn u T. No.
10 Sustnp ID G. Slctcn, SurtGul, Gtenbplt IT, COCO,
nit tts S6nBe crn OicBnS unb StIter,
12 9usnp unb xrpnlnpfeifcn maplc, bnrta'n, sbet'
bpIt urb crcr
cntaobe lnb Sarnirtc Sta9erlctte,
10 G(aricnrttc G. Bs Nd, rs lInD tts 10 Elarpet,
l 6. unc 8. &tarpenbprner (Bng'es.)
Glteraarnircs Gbrrmatitbes Bnsle Queue Grtnenns2
Duscrb pptberner H. Ottap 1rrmfefen mt IT, pphe SrSen,
Concert Irpnip: ten init tts Se9rn
8 9Sapc 3rcmretn. lltcr9arnrt NIT unp 2Senttle,
lttrnc qso(p Trcr,retc, 2cntt unr ScSenin bb
facm Saiten. Cine sroBe 3ierne fir Sanpe",
Grrnppecns, NIT SbScn unc Seala,
Qaar Gpnccrtbtrner, NIT 4 his S69en,
Iencr unb 8abpp(auncn init QpasGtlaPrs
paar ttrtttbe Srtcn NIT Snterat
Dubcnp tle,ne xrOmnetn,
SaBtromnleln. -. .a -. <
Serner: Qiclin unb 9clineo QRirte unb @altrnbalr,
Dat frdn; unp cns 0tartnctlattcr nno unstutc CAT
fum acnbdar, Qsrftrcttcr @ttnrgaten tfne canir,
tmpfrifc tr[intrentbrouttn Sfentadc unp Sl6tsruts
,cr ue en(tst apcba1ros Dunbfate fur ale Srttrumciz
te ptfr ale aulitpapcr Santtier, IrrmmcfcIe {rcls
meaiten uno Sbase 70 mis Sntruttrns Nr1sr asr Art
bic ta(s i'm QEcfrn e9ctpn nc Nuaat 10 fpte Cit pnes
AeuBre, init tsen preen, rpercen eren meiner
NbnrBmrr jufriccer tfrlen
o. Militatrifdbe Sanben
70 mic ac qut(ictbafer np b6fd n8eartn mid NIT iDrtn
Quftrdsen u trbren, untr Serpreehun9 reecr ernnn9
Die pti9c Snfrunene nc anrtannt 9tten Satrlten tn
Saeb(en unr @atern unb aae Suaranttrt.
Nle Artn rpn Stparaturen an Snitruentcn mrpen Sh'
un0 tillts prn encm erfabtenen Arteiter senatbt
gIepelanb, Stb. IA 1910. 3D.. Gltcetano Saiaor'
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YernbarO QamneeDre

Ott9 Drit ncn Srcunocn nb ocm putttun er9ttcn ait,
= oaB ne 0caftsccrtncun8 nit 9cr DUNBAR NIT tctrcr'
fttt8er frurf6afiber Gnmmuns aufS bort nnb CT et ba
5chnetOersGEsrha
In aen bcBcn perrencn 3mesen fir @ acin tetreibt Scl
dc i'm tcres nit tbrer &unOfaft tccDrt, ppf brmit
als nen reetnen Sant atattct riBcn cs caB tcincAr
bcit gut unr nooe aud Ju wcblcn preifen rcrrtst
pes putms i'm ausemcnen rerrenen n tennen 9auk Sete
2Hertatt bar na Der UattraBc perle9 s9cntr pn
Qrbsbauc res ocrrn &racr i'm 6aue Sc8enmars tnrbnt
Or y. 9apmpnr, alIo l telDen rb, Nnftrase e>
Ger A sic in fctn Sad Sen, af pas pnntt6te su torsen
mdr1 l3. IS4O An.
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Ntr3t(l6e NuSelge.

Sd 3tise bermit ecn 0eiprbnern ron Canton uno
Nbcl lm9cacnp an, ~rebt mctncn Qbcbncrt non Ssna'
&C tur9 mad DciSr Sotaprcrlc9t batc. Snrcm t1 FUR
WM pas tispr tcietcn 3urausn rante rerrtde tob
ME ,uerie $cipc,rcn, Die mcnc 0ut in AnprtIob
&NMMA fcbmcn fbnca nad &rattcn tei3ufcbn Uienc
QDcbnuns lit 5uscaraYas StraBe, in pcm aut no ruber
obn @err8ss tprbnte @4neirers &incDrSerbe se9cn
ntcr y. SraGebute e Or. mep.
Gantrn Oct. IL, 1899. tc.
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9euuNes 8affhaus III Cincinnati.

an, ottelartt bersten @ra6e, (jmifen rer 8int r
qRalnuB traB) Der Gnncststannts emrfebftn 8abats
on fcincl sanrsen tnrem CT 70 cinSsrtet IT, eaB ct
6efcnpe u TuB III 9fcrc init brpctcn af bic te
aucne Qpc(e lcsiren tann @cn aus unb fcne taQune
nb scrauns ttinc 2ente tne en 1ifh NIT Rem 8e
ben mas br artt rarttct cin Bcbancluns lnb Se
nunse h bag 8epSbrf bic wisccr tep ibm Suprccn bic Gin
al tcp ibm en8etebr baen 28er bic prote init uns n'a
mill III ber3id miltcmmet. Dario Stferer.
Cincinnati, Sctritar 22 1899 bc.
nSer altcre 0eoattrtr os Wattes tanu ate Grprcbn9
ullcs tefatiaen tpas .Gerr -. ben fa9t
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liter Sabr9an9..
1aen(uguuaeu:

1. aoer 49, Gttl i~nbs frcunD uno 8etf btr 3ttf'
4r,tbciut rtaclnaBis roct Nreita9.
O. Der @utttrirtrns zprcs lit al u. SO s,
In rraustclaDln9 Ter, fails bic 3ttn9 n i'm
ner BALI Der iiten J5alftc res SABRE tSablt wirc.
Die 9cricnbunS 9bebt aut Soften per untcri@rrer'
8rc a c cronsstr miBcn rofrep ein9etanrt creen
A. Nniegen rpcrbcn fir bic itidtn gre en9erltt muBcn
abr csleib toar p,sabt merren, nbt auf fcn8e
DIRT In Nconuna tfebt
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400 9lfer pprtreffli6es Galflfetn 0an0

IN perfaufen.
ess aeleaen in Qcpb Ga,lnp Ohio ii teile eltab,
E5S5 IIeile snn QBatad uno Gre Canal OlciIc bon
RSS 9lt&etbans SastmlDe rer @ifer Grief in Get.
-. ton 30. 9, nnp Iaunl9ip J'O 5-Sernsr
16O 9lder,
Geleetn lit Ianp Ssp s. eOlctle pom Ofauntt Sfircr
1eie RON elmer Gautmannss @aacmDcn
8eire be @re Sann np bibt kcfrn 6cl5c tepaden,
tno por,lsid nit leetBs Siptp Gien Gten, orp, sud-
er, qSalnuB arel> bas unterbc lit Qridp Gtsr uno
@raiB y5petiscs Sano farm i'm 8ancn pner In Staden
setauft rerfcr mie es rem Qntaufer am teen fbein
9 9as 9labcre rc 2epnsunscn erra8s man In btt
Grudert tp ppsr tei ofepD 0rep ., i'm Ga8lt 9oteL
80. " gsse. a1 1899 oOlt.
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Cine Dcrtreffife Baueretl 81 pertaufen.
xz4 eican III German xa,nr, scnes 0aun tp Gbio, Is
NJ eCleitcn Canal Srrr Ofc'len crn Seeanesrie'
t an, e5tantdrn Sar,erspile taatsraSe ron Sa
melville q Sse srerr UNI an Der 9taatsraBe
aady psrt qaadnStcn, eatbaitsnS
"a 100 Ncfer autes Vaufnno,
FlMensc lit uneefabr 20 Qr tlor nsh in snte 4f.
t@ E ertsnultanbc NIT einen tese'teneen yrrtteat
vca eRtcn 6cnss uno aubrit -etenfalls ttna IL
9fr ontes oHc{enlanb @taubc tcfeben in 3rrc fled
tanferu elmer YcNcucr 10 talen, NIT rcrtreFieem
setunrem nnelpaser, nsm fasnen tsren Sae eer sas
oor,s Sam ner 3anae nad rur6nneire-3 Stataraft III
ahr aut unp oer pSsrres Sanres rrrretHee 0nStr
res np bic Wsrinsunsen ocs Antaufes Fam man srss
tep o. ~ Ssapttttcr Gfa in ulsrsfur9b 9elmes w. OD'o,
rprr in tiefer ts y y.
gl0ri 22. as ~.
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@ dertfs zg5erfauf.

SWer[T6S1StE[UHI.
Graft tnts qerits pr as ia eraBen BON Der Court
Grlumtana Gaunp maid Serttct, werce t6 aas
Siena9, ben 7ttn aen Nrril an Der ma@tn pom e'
t6nliebc Gisentbum sum 9ertauf antictrn, nanliA:
cine brppelte &artmaidhihe.
Scr gertauf fan8t mt itbr Sormass an SsctneanSen
Saar9clp
9anttl aaffenfperser, 9@ertf.
@6ertHs Nmt, tare aIntp ~
011ra 27, lS4O t5s
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9Inaetoe miro oe111a6t.

n Der Sutp ituus 0oniBcners pcn Start 0anntr
wirb cine 8tttIhrtft ttrreit perctn, reIe n
nc Ganp trasc ertubt anfansen Der SurnaB S5frar
Bc auf Der 9icrtcctcns Der Stton Is IN perrp &an~
p, G6c rcs pDn SbH Sabnep eeet9neten
$ances, ci pcrteta8ter &tne ntan8 ts We ~ Ds
t,asras tncbet Ypcle BON Canton mad Betbcbe fIbrt.
o1Rdr, % 1sAO - 4tn. ,&sss. s2aI q
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$50 1T Srieort6 Wtttenecrp

gSD TT gyrteortf WttrTenrOrp
1.rtteri ittcnporr ron ebpen ats Scrbcs i'm Genisr
~ annprcr miro rrinsrnb erldt ks tn Nrleer ocinr
6er,aun ittrnccrp ppn eten ba, nnnebr ansBtnn GDc
Iaunp, Wlpnrc Gamtp @taat 0bc elen AutentDalfsrrt
Ealoi8if bun pur einn Srtm.t Der AoersB:
Mr.. Hern. III. N1ttendotp Ohio Town.
ship. Reai's 2. o.. Monrfe q Chic. Olara &c, sM,
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92eues bDtantibes Gtablt6ment tn Nlatn Sautlz
1btp, Start Ganntp, Sbto.
7ar. q. E. DtHcmt1acDer
,Is pom SleiisWli6Slctaut, &cltlinl

&seSSSas rrrmals Jteisa sabrtctaun, Gcluintiana
tSfaisss 0ountpt 9bc, prbnt Jest nabc tcp 6crrn II
"XEa Nnbreas 0brtf, in ploin xaunibip, Starf Sss@
~, Gauntr, Dbc, no CT iett iein tctanitbes wRN3
StatlBncnt bat St ;cis rcn Sepcben an, raB or MEA
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tcs btfbenise, bas id 70 wr NIT Gnstrift9ft 1t. 8raft
- frapf bebaftct mar, Bag i'd talb enen Gnbe en9c8cn
aD SD cB Or 9cfentaebcr bpn, nobnl feline Nrjnepcn
unsefaDr IL ubr Tats perSramrf mar pceli stcm IT, in
3et Stunben ban mid ale Srannnn9en nnbSpmptcne
nener Srantbct peren 3p Ia9e haran trnntc i'd mieper
an ineine Qrtttt 9cbrn. Stptert 0cu9btpn.
Sliaaara Oifrtt, Nna. II, 1895.
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S lrh II, alsmes, epinsunsen bes in Qccb Gaun
81 nerta.ncn sarres tpualsr 9attc unter Der tes
terArtt 4Oo Afsr serrsfdes Gatenlanr",e. anSeest,
ssrs anlrastsn sisas sur g@r Oas Gin @rann m ster
f'ass se een 6 atssb nllstsassse ssse ..s @ ss.
Unit an SaDlu1Sstfatt anse,cp,i,er trerpen, s<s.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-04-03

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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-10-24
COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA. SATURDAY, OCTOBER "a, 1s4O

too often the case that an undue proportion
falls to the share of the latter. The Giscon-
tinuance Of partial legislation, which have
always advocated, would be an important
step towards correcting this inequality.
1t has been ever my design to keep these
objects constantly in view. So far from
being in favor of reducing the wages of la
ber, or attempting TO render the services re-
qured dispropOrtionate 10 the reward re-
ceived, it cannot be unknown to you that
what is called the ten hour system, origin
ally devised by the mechanics and laborers
themselves, has by my direction, been a
dopted, and uniformly carried out at all the
public establishments, and that this mltiga-
ton Of labor has been accom- panied by no
corresponding reduction Of wages.
| also caused to be distinctly ntimated in
the month Of March last, to the officers Of
such of these establishments, as might con-
template reduction Of wages, that in my
opinion the present peculiarly uncertain
state Of things, which it is believed results
from circumstances that cannot be perma-
nent in their operation, does not present a
just and proper basis for the reduction Of
wages.
am far from wishing to contribute in the
slightest degree TO the embarrassment and
depression Of the laboring classes. 1t is.
on the contrary, my most earnest and con.
slant desire that their industry should every
where and at all times be amply rewarded
and that the blessings of plenty should bt
literally dif'used among those who contri
buts most 10 their production.
am, Gentlemen, very respectfully,
Your obedent servant,
MARTIN VAN BUREN,.
Messrs. Isaac Lppincot:, VIM. r. Potts
G. Halnes, B. N. Evans, A. S. Fernan
Jos. Prayer,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-10-24
rtARRISUN . UBAIM0 ON Inr.
PRESIDENCY,

"This is the man mark him WELL"
"Can men gather grapes from thOrns or
figs of thistles ?"
In 1899 he mounted the black cockade
and become placeman under John Adams.
In 1907 he ordered the sale Of white men
in Indiana.
In 1913 he ordered Croghan to abandon
Fort Sandusky. Croghan disobeyed, saw
ed the fort, the frontier, and the shipping
on the lakes
He was surprised and $50 Of his men
cut off by the Indians at 'Tippecanoe. No
breastwOrks-no sutposts-no precautlon
whatever to save his men.
Do. he was hemmed in for months in
Fort Meigs by an inferior force of British
and Indians-proved TO be inferior when the
Americans were fairly let at them
Do. he fought the battle of the Thames
through a spy-glass, Col. James Johnson
had to march mile 10 the rear, 10 deliver
the British prisoners to Harrison, before he
could return to the relief Of his brother the
gallant Richard M.
Do. the officers under his command pas
sed resolutions that his conduct then--liko
his principles now-was " inexplicable ard
shrouded in mystery"
Do. he resigned in the " thick Of the war"
TO make room for Gen. Jacksonville only
good turn he ever did in, his life.
In 1917 he recommended a standing ar
my Of one million five hundred thousand
men.
In 1921, in the Legislature of Ohio, he
vsted for selling white men and women for
payment of fine and costs.
In 1910. he was nominated to the Presi-
dency by lO4s clerks and spectators, 346
lawyers and doctors, 93 state office hol-
ders, 542 bank officers and directors.
Do. he.put himself into the keeping Of a
committee, which refuses to make A" any
avowal of his principles for the pulic eye."
Do. he writes letters the abolitionists
favorable to their scenes but injO them
not 10 get the matter into the newspapers.
Do his committee write similar letters to
The slave holder on similar conditions.
And finally his friends contemptuous y a.