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Richmond palladium., 1840-11-07
THE SUCCESS OF THE PEOPLE.

Never have we taken hold Of pen, TO ino''e
a paragraph, with higher feelings OF proud graft
fcation than we do on the present occasion. Inc
hope and belief is big within US, that Gen liarri-
son will be Presiden, Of the United States, ana
that the corrupt cabal Of men who have been lat
enino upon the spoiIs wrung from the hands OF
confling and a vrtuous people, shall be displaced
Should our anticipations prove true, we shah un'
loose our heart which is beating with emotions
Of gratitude bu, should the reverse be the tac,wc
shall mourn the fate Of our country Unti! more con-
confiJ len, we dess, bu, in the mean time,we CON
tinue at our mast head the banner under which we
have so zealousy fought and there It shall con'in
ue to float until tho people shall triumph-unii pat
r;o,ism and virtue shall but down prof gacy, cor
rupiion and vice.
| While cheered by the glorious success OF our
friends throughout tho Union, we have some feel
iups Of cha yrin al the apathy that was manifest
ed by our own citzens--ihe Wings o' "oie
WAYNE" They, conscious Of their large maJori
tv. and conf lent in their belief of the ultimate
success Of Gen. Harrison, became l's.ess
snd msny, at least three hundred, neg! t
vote; whilst tho other hand, every suPporte
of Martin Van B1ren in the county, 50 FAR as ou
knowledge extends, was at the polls and voted
, The official returns from this county, have bee
; furnished us bv Mr.. Finley.
Harrison, 1865 Bigger 1897
Van Buren, 1853 Howard 1872
Richmond palladium., 1840-11-07
A Bitter Pill to Mr.. FORSYTH.

The following late Inferior
Court in Lee county, Georgia, copsd fom the Macon
Messenger, and administers pill Mr. Secretary Forsyth.
think will be of service him, and probably aid
in restoring his system a healthy action:
GEORGIA, LEE COUNTY.
IsFERrnR CouEr ADJOURNED TERa. l5io
1t appearing 20 tho Court that JOHN FORSf III
Court, for the purpose Of making them
panderes party basenes certain packages Of EXTRA
G4oBEs one packag. Of Adiresses ths Save-hodinE
State. bv the Members Of Congress and
package ofsAddreses the people Of Georgia., and that
said false and infamous in their natdse and tend
70 sbver. ,ru,h dcaui peops deceive the gno-
rant, ths honest corrupt ns the admn
from they cmana.ad and this court being
unwilling pander he views of corrupt admInsra-
,;on or be a t,o of party is the aforesaid JOIN
FORSYTH-Itis is therefore ordered, tha, the Sheriff o.
;. county do the aforesaid papers, aud between the
,s of ten and o'clock this day, in fire 70 be made
"a, ,h,, purpose The public some other public
,a monument l. :s no bum and consume the same
.v aud entirely; and that copies of this Ordsr be sen
>, Amo. Kesdan, ExPostuastcf General, ami the afoe
aid John Forsyth the be published in the Co
I,mbns Enquirer, and Georgia Messenger
A true ex,rac, from the minutes, October 8, 1910.
ASHLEY PHILLIPS, CLARK.
Richmond palladium., 1840-11-07
Corresponiencs of the Journal OF Commerce
THE WATAMiES.
Union City, {

Union City, (M,ch) Sept. 49, 1910.
Cre,, ado is being made IN our vicinity ABOUT
IN. removal Of tho Po,tawa,amles.
Cen Brady and ahou, 900 regulars and loo
horsemen are qi,rtered at M,rsha''' 70 ""eS US
tan,l from whence they have been mixing va
r,,us excursions through our forests IN pursuit OF
the poor fellows.
tn, Indians say that the treaty which our Go
yernmeni profess he acting under, and which ex-
chanyed their lands for lands west of the Niss's'
sipp was N ,ds nv few unauthorIzed Caiefs,
.Yh,, were cheated bv the she mokimlns (whies)
.vhile they (ihe chicfs) were squabby (irunk.)-
erhe Indians keep out of the reach OF the troops
90 lssy rs they are able. but when surpr,zed they
aab;n,t 10 be- taken without resistance ne war
q iisss ono, and doubtless wti end as such
Ahmt 500 warriors, squaws, ant papooses. are ns-
,emtlea on tho No,taway praiIIe, ab'ut 10 mi'es
,vss, ofus who are TO take up their line OF march
far their new home this day. Ihe contract LOT
r.m,v,n. them h IS been taken By the Messrs
r. 1frey who were two French traders among
,ham | understand they received so hea"
far Transporting them. They are employing 'um
bor wagons, with two horses anh oriser' 'oI
wh,c,, thev p,v S., 80 per day and expenses, ana
a,low them 10 travel ID miles day gong OUT
and 30 miles returning. Many OF the Indians
will travel on .heir ponies, large number OF
which are owned among them. They are furnish
ed with blankets, tobacco Nc at the expense VI
the United States. think the resort 10 coeFce
measures for their removal Is unJ s,h ibie anu IN
fair. Ihey are as peaceao'e aiu - - =
cuy class of citizens among US. Their lands are
now sold, and they have now become quite re-
conc,,ed to that. but are extremely unwilling to
loave the State.
A mar, Of the summer and winter are spent IN
hunting and the spring in making maple sugar
They furnish with great Quantities OF berries
lin ths season) Of almost every kind, deer skins
furs, sc. in exchange for clothing.
They are Of more advantage than damage to
ia. and muck more under the influence of civil
z,,op and Christianity here than they will be Al
the far West Ii tho Department would let the
poor creatures alone, they would TO the
country a large amount OF money, and please
Richmond palladium., 1840-11-07
new BOOKS! new Roaxsu

u se1aosr mas Jus. received from, Phi,.a.,,h;.
s'a.i assortment Of Books tn. var,a,. a'
o literature and sciences, ,as.ther w,,h @
embracing the following works. aohafy, &c.
neaeEaIIss, Wits Patrick Henry
fseiig,ous Ceremonies, " onders Of IN. Ir;
,wSayiahc's Moral Science, History of the la,a w.
W oman as she should be- v AZ
seciet DEBATES in the Conven,io, of I-s-
lnoah v ars, Abercrombie's Int leetu,I ph,,os,,h
soaiesslohs OF 4 Schoolnaster
Sketches Of American Character
ifomer's Iliad, Trimmer's Natural Uis,ory
safieson's Rhetoric, Collins, Poems
boys s.oFy Books, Methods, Discipline
Lssles House Book, Cooks Own Book.
nkns' Astronomy, Books of History
5eHerson's Manuel, Lincon's Botany
nnitcheii's Geography * A,lass,
farlcy's Geosra 5hy.
Frugal Housewife. Course of Time
Ladies Wreath, Bnrns, Poems
Senecas' Morals, Boys Life of Harrison
1oibuFn's Algebra, Firs, Lessons
Davies Arithmetic. Bucks Dictionary.
oowper's Task, Book of Ja.her
IaFlouF Scrap Book, Parey's Library.
6noadlsioa noioa of Women, Fashionable Ama..msal,
Deoates IN the Hartford Convention,
ohaaterbrand's "Reminiscences
Memoirs of Com Banbridge
- = Aaron Barr.
i.empseres Biographical Di>,ouary,
Wetsser's Large Dictionary,
shipwfecks & disasters,
Pirates Own Book
Eight Years in Washington,
Riley's Narrative.
Robbins Journal,
Sparks American Biography.
Speeches ,, of Phillips, curfan & Emmett.
Walker on Woman.
Z" . Intermarriage,
ouitivator's Almanac.
Beauties OF History,
Token and Friendships Offering for 1871.
hen:rick's Silk Growers Manuel,
Scoti's Scotland. Blunts ST. Paul
Lights and Shadows of Scottish Life
History of Birds and Animals,
loung's Nigh, Thoughts,
Infantry Tactics, MarshalI's Washington
Blush Spy. Hnd's Far.ier,
Cleareland's Latin Grammar,
Lockhad's Burns Watts Hymns
Daughters Own Book,
American Chesterfield.
Arabian Nights. Camphels Po.ms,
Paradise Lost. Dicks Works,
Language OF Foxers. Sentimen, Of Flowers,
American CONSTRUCTORS,
Life of Wilberforce. Gmpses of the Old World.
NoFthcoe's Fables, History of the Jews,
Blank Books OF all kinds.
Albums. in variety OF bindings,
Gill Edge aud Log Cabin Paper
Superior QuiIls, Ink.
d. P. HOLLOWAY
l>ichmond, Get. 30th lSlo- 43-tf
Richmond palladium., 1840-11-07

@CIENTIFIC LECTURES-The Undersigned, deai-
rous their pupils all the means OF improve
re,. within their power. resolved OF
familiar LeeLe. Natural Philosophy and Assonom
nd few Lectures also Chemistry They design "a
~. ~, N. iorts in which they
ii in ,e text books. used the schools of Richmond. aad
- illustrate Them. pos'bie by of dis grams
a The will consist of thirty Lectures,
o na week TO given school room Of ths amer
pd,n- Terms--Pupiis from osner schools viii be sd-
under the their teacners.et 5t cts eaeh nln-
| a. - 20 eaeh for the course The frs, Lecture
ilI he evea on November. snring At 81
.iaeL m Jr.SSE STANLEY,
RAWSON VALE.
| Richmond. Oc, 81. l6i0. 43-3s
Richmond palladium., 1840-11-07
Public Sale.

"IlL! be sold a. public sale, Sd day (Tuesday)
the lst of l2th month"; (December) in Centre town
SNIP, " avne county, near ths natohaF~road running from
Richmond to Centrevile, miles from :.
from the latter place. all the personal property of Caleb
Sh eve. dec. consisting OF horses, II cattle including
luil blood Durham bull, and several Durham hs
eTs hogs, carriage neatly double
I :. DO; Aagor- log Carriage, cart and har-
and brides, pioughs. cultivation, onts,
vhea and hay lot of carpenters tools,
plate cooking stove, tables, chairs bureaus.
beds and bedding and other articles ~
merata. Sale o commence alto o'clock, a. IN.
Terms sale made known the day of SALE and due
tendance given by the subscribers.
JOSIAH PAUL, Administrator.
REBECCA SHREVE, Adnnis,ratrix.
llth 7th, lS4I. Ats
Richmond palladium., 1840-11-07

,hose who arc most interested much more than
nv f,rcioo them 10 bid farewell 10 their native
land The old chief, Pam ,c-pee, is very ohsii-
nate. He has escaped from tho officers twice,
and Is now on the wing, and hope will not be
re taken. -.
Richmond palladium., 1840-11-07
CIncixNATI. November 3, 1910.

CfAcIHNATI. November 3, 1910.
Flour from boats So 50; Whisky from boats Is
gal: Bacon from sore hog round, G. Hams iia12
SIDES 9a94 C; Sh uders 7a13 PoRK Mess Il 90 c.;
Clear l. % C.; irme none. Rump none, Lard No. )
ie4all c.. " heat per bushcl - Wheat old e.
Corn Meal 3la37a Corn III p Oats i6al5 c..
flaSseed Oil par gal 6oaao F-Sseed per buhe g..
Rye iJa5J {.
Richmond palladium., 1840-11-07
For president of the United states.
WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON, OF OHIO.
For vice President,
JOHN TYLER. OF VIRGINIA.
HaRRIsONiAN PRlNCIPLEi

ONE PRESIDENTIAL TERM.
EXECUTIVE POWER and PATRONAGE connhea "i"i ~
limits prescribed by the Constitution
Eco,oHY EXPENDITURES
RIsIp Accountability OF PUBLIC OFFICERS
rb. Will or TIE PEOPLE, expressed through theireo
.titntiunal representatives. 10 be THE LA" or ihL
The patronage Of the General Government NOT - oe
h,o,ybt ,,o conflict with the freedom of elections.
The GENERAL Government to aosta'h iio" ~
in he msstic affairs of the STATES
No cosscsrrrIos standing armies an 'i'i'' y
The same currency the OFFIcEoLDERs and Tor 'h'
PEOPLE.
The announcement of PRODUCTIVE INDUSTRY, ana Hs
securnp of PAIR WAGES bv the prudent u
Of A SYSTEM CREDIT, THE RESTORING or cosfi
pENcE BETWEEN
Richmond palladium., 1840-11-07

& SSOClATION OF TEACIIERS-The Aassocia-
( "a ton OF Teachers of Richmond mud vicinity. will
meet al the School Room OF The Warner Building
day the I4sh inst O'Clock z. NJ. Teachers vi
cinity are invited TO attend. r. VALE, Sec
Richmond palladium., 1840-11-07

A FARM wANTED.-The undersigned wishes
purchase a containing from so TO 200 acres,
=, -Iv imnroved. within few mes of Richmond, and in
:. a,nen, he wishes property which
situated balance OF the price will be paid
in cash For further Information inquire at the fook
Store.
Richmond, Oct, 3ls:, 1910. 45-3te
Richmond palladium., 1840-11-07

INJECTION NOTICE.--The qualified vote. Of Wayne
- County inaana ere hereby notified that
VII be sl At s usual nces OF holding
and til. several places designated By holding
elections il taa several Townships said County, Mon
day ID dag November next, purpose of elect,
nine electors OF President and Vice President
United States. which elections shall
the hours and be conducted in the
directed by law for eectisg members of the General
bly,. THOMAS q. NOBLE. Sheriff, w. c.
October, l2,h 1Si0.
Richmond palladium., 1840-11-07
NOTICE.

VKIHEkEAS my wife Catharina has left my bed and
w board, without any just cause provoca ton;
hereby foewa all from harboring trustin. her
my account, will pay debts of contracting.
from this date. THOMAS NJ. PASCHALL.
Randolph CT Nov. 9th, lS40 44-3t~
Richmond palladium., 1840-11-07

kENTUCkY.-Bu partial returns have been
received from several counties; but SO far as
heard from, the Wing ticket is gaining
Richmond palladium., 1840-11-07

NTlTCHELL'S SCHOOL. GEOGRAPHY A fre.t
supply just received and for sale the Book Store
Richmond palladium., 1840-11-07

.ha ring tax letters of as-
out Wayne PROBATE Court. The -st1ts
of n James Paramore. OF the city of Rfehrpaa,
WAYNE rouatv deceased. and requests all those
aahted 20 sa1 max" inrarase psynssst, and all
rso,. having claims gainst the lsAse%s 30
-e.te 70 present legally authenticated for s~tsee nt
oae year ioasths he ess-sa u aaieFsd % b
| JULIA ANN PARAMORE.A Adrinstrsr.ix.
| JESSE PARAMORE, ,Adninissrasor.
! Ricnna.s. oc, 90, 1870. A-Ss
Richmond palladium., 1840-11-07

The Extra Globe has run its race, but Amos s
so we'll pleased with his 'chargc (of one dollar
,,,ono the ,raole lne' Of of1iceholders he has is
sued proposals for publishing semi-non,hly
sheet to be called sKendalis ExPositor."
Richmond palladium., 1840-11-07

The Hon JOHN S. SPENCE, Senator in Con
press from the state of Mary land, died at his res
idence in Worcester county, on the 23d ult.
Richmond palladium., 1840-11-07
From the Ohio State Journal
PENNSYLVANIA RETURNSI
THE KEYSTONE SETu,

ny memoranda on the Eastern Way-bill of this
morning, and by slips from Pittsburgh, Fa,ere
ana washington, we gather the follow inp items
Of Election news: 'e'As
Richmond palladium., 1840-11-07
BATTLE OF TIPpECANOE.

This is the anniversary Of the B.ttle Of Tip |
pecanoc Ga the 7,h Of November, 1911, the
hardy inmates of tho log cabins of the West de-
feated the savage forces Of T-cumsei' and the
Prophet, under the command Of Gen. Harrison;
and to-day, The anniversary Of that hard fought
bu, successful battle, have the pleasure Of an
nouncias the election Of Gen. Harrison 10 the
Presidency Of the United States. The reward Of
patriotism, bravery and virtuo.
The Extra Globe has run its race, but Amos g
so well pleased with his ''chargc (of one doIIar)
along the rhoe line'' Of otficeholders, he has is
sued proposals for publishing semi-nonthly
sheet to be called "KendaI's Expositor."
The Hon JOHN S. SPENCE, Senator in Con
press from the state of Mar land. died a, his
idence in Worcester county, on the 23d uIt
Governor Clrlin, Of Illinois has issned his
proclamation to convene the State Legislature IN
an extra session, to takc into consideration the
ssin,esests of the state
TIE Legislature Of New Jersey convened on
the afternoon of the 9Th ultimr, and e'ected or
ficers-all Wings OF urse. The message Of the
Governor is spoken of in the highest Terms.
Wo regret to learn tha, Mr.. Webster is quite
III al his farm in franklin, n II.
1t is said that Gen. Armistead has suspended
active operations for the present in Florida, in
consequence of an agreement between him and
the Seminole chief to hold stalk" What his
become Of the s.bIoodhounds?" they should be
there, OF their rights may be barsered off 70 OBJ
lain an "pglorious peace"
! 1Avin a few weeks, hope to make pa
per more acceptable to the miscellaneous reader
The great political contest is about cosing-our
country saved, anj hope general happiness
| will be restored. Til is consummated.w we hope to
make our paper moro interesting 10 the general
reader.
I From Ohio the election returns give the votes
OF Harrison and Corwin, and Brney and Van B l.
rem. Van Buren, is mewhat ahead of his coin
pe,i,or but old Tip,'s about to distance his "wag-
gon-boy."
Richmond palladium., 1840-11-07

Harrison gain since 1899, in the above coun-
ties, 977. "Old Virginia nerer tire
Richmond palladium., 1840-11-07

TrrE SAVED BY LAUGHTER -"Ihe hca!th OF
- ras,nus."says Mr. Charles Bl.Ier, was vas aa@axs
1etiee Of old age. lie was nfhtcscd oy a" '"P
SHINE. and The worst was feared, when he was
cured Of it in an extraordinary manner.
The perusal Of the celebrated
ar ;,o., Ohscnorum Vivorum - threw MIN irto a
4, of ;mmodcrate laughter, The impostnune onrst.
and the patient was cured. like tale 10 tod OF
Dr. Patrick Scougal, a Scottish bishop IN the sew
en,eenth century. An old woman earnestly PC
.,,uht him 10 visit her sick COW; the pre!atc, at
Ter m,ny remons frances, consented. and walking
ronnd the beast said gravelv, 'f she 1--we, she I'VE
cnd ;f she die she die, and can do nae mar Tor
herr Nnt long afterwards he was dangerously
afflicted with qlinsy IN the 'hroa'; me "'u W.
man having got access to his chamnef, wa'neo
round his hrd, repeating the charm wh'ch she oo-
l,eved had cured her COW, whereat the h'sh"p as
seized with Il fl Of laughter, which broke the
auinsy and saved his life.
VAN BuREN AND JOINS N ON DISTRICT Ab'L1-
r1os.-Pres,dcnt VAN BURES. 10 his letter o'
March 6, 1885, to committee OF gentlemen "
N,,rth Carolina, says:
81 ,,ouII not, from the tights now before me
feel myseif safe IN prononncn. tna' Co"@'"ss
does 10, possess the power I" abolish slavery II
the District of Columbia =,
Vice President JOHNSON, in n speech before th'
JIn;,.d States Senate. February |, 1920, said:
aIn the District Of {, ,lumhia, cont tanning pop
ula,ion nf 80 OO0 son's, and probably as nj ~
slaves as the whole Territory Of Missouri, tn
power Of providing for THAR enumeration resi-
with Congress" National in'e'''sehcef'
Tom C-yas eating oysters: he took one IN
-, his mouth n,tyeitii,a fresh, bn, not iik'h9
sa -vail"w IT, ia atstn9
,n,hsr l. Is sl,sti, bystander rem'rket' i's
.h,rI. fine natipe. C-said, 'Fm might
g,aj Of il, for the the last was seHtcr.
Exrp >oRDIN1RY ExrEDrrIoN.-lhe en'erpris'n
,,h,,hers OF :hn New York Express hid returt
f.,,n the whole Of Ohin, except eight sins: co II
tics on Monday the 10Th INST. SIX days after III
c,ectinn They had persons stationed at C'in"
b,- 4, carry tho news T. them bv express
'raev return their III inks to Nessrs Nai', MOOT
s. c., Tsr the liberal use "i their horssS' az
fr the varlnus expresses arranged ny mem 'n
n,r,s of OHIO, concentrating at Columbus IN
ax,ress CARRYING the news of the result IN II IN
e,n coanty reached Columbus IN nIne h'nrs, al
from there 10 Wheeling IN thirteen hours
Pni,,de,phia papers obtain their news OF Oh
elections from N,w Ynrk.-CIn. Republican.
Richmond palladium., 1840-11-07

Total gam. 6O5O
These gains calcula, ed on the Conoression
al canvass of the 18th, at which the Federal can
didaies had a majority Of the aggregate vote. of
3s39, allowing them the ma jority in Berks which
they had at the Presidential election of 1886
The returns SO far. are extremely favorable But
we are Yet 10 hear from those points where il is
expected The greatest frauds are 10 be practiced
against US. We therefore caution our friends a.
gainss hazardng estimates too heavy maiori-
ties or gains.
Richmond palladium., 1840-11-07

Governor Carlin, Of Illinois has issued his
proclamaiion to convene the State Legislature IN
an extra session, to takc into consideration the
ssinterests of the state.''
Richmond palladium., 1840-11-07

\ DMINISTRAToR'S NOrICE.-No,ice is hereby
given sha, the Undersigned have taken letters of
adj of Caleb Shreeve, iats
county, Ia, dec. All persons indebted said
requested make immediate payment, and those
having against said requested
legally proven. the undersgned, within year
from this date. The estate is believed be sov ent.
JOSIAH PAUL, Administrator.
REBECCA SHREEVE, Administrative
Richmond. Oct. 27, 1910. 43-3t
Richmond palladium., 1840-11-07

TIE Legislature Of New Jersey convened on
the afternoon of the 9Th ul,imr, and elected Of
ficers-all Wings OF purse. The message OF the
Governor is spoken of in the highest Terms.
Richmond palladium., 1840-11-07

I'm C-vas eating uy s,crs: he took one in
a, his n,,u,h n,t-,Ii,s fresh, bni, not liking 70
: - to -wniiow il, Ga 'tt'ag a
n,,her !. Is sI,si, hys,andsr remarkea' i"'n
chat !, fine ,,atipe. C-sald, i IN mighty
glad OF IL, fpr the the last was seutcr.
Richmond palladium., 1840-11-07

Wo regret to learn tha, Mr. Webster is qui.
i'll at his farm in Franklin, n. II.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-03-26

tsFl6Fd 10 lie lrlluE, So vRFFtag Ma
thsiT reach into The luiuIe, lhtl the spiFil
af aneisnl prophecy never fuFtiol6 sEfn -
with m0Is certainly. Agsinsi ne rash
ana reckless course d he EEtestiFe ths
9srning Voice Of aur zeal slaiesnen uss
raised wish earnest enuealy, Their pro-
trsIalians against il aere load End long
ana lheir resistance 10 ID was nl bold
ness proporiioned % lie magnitude o. me
evils which they spprthended. But IN
happily lie parsons Who eoneeised lhe
mischief held The Eeins Of gOseInmeni'
and Ihey have 1risen headlong eser ih'
ramparls Of Tie l.w and The pIosua'e IN
leTesis ol The county.
Nor have things yst Fesehed iheil
worst. unless he people inieTPose. Ths
lrndrHry 81 lhlngs i vel downward
The same stern resolve lhal has brnkeE
dawn The prosperity % The country, u
new Il work 10 crush with il The spin
chat dsrrs 10 complain. Sueress IN Ihi'
last efiaTI is 81 that Is wanIing In perpe
lnsIe the reign Of lyTanhy and aPPresslon
gnder which the eeus,ry has already
grosned too long.
Surely, II there be any truth IN the pie
lure which We hare skelched 81 The ire
sent state Of our rounlry-snd lhai there
l.. ae presume no me will deny--and i
The Stale or things be. - il INCIDENTALLY i,
The lrnli of mal-sdninlsirslinR Of public
Affairs. snll 9iifuliy persisted ~; what
reasonable or thinking man hul must be
SATISFIED &c The necessary Of . change ri
administration. 10 produce change 10
the face of public afairs!
Setting aside al questions Of personal
preference. OF party pride or rrs,llleciIon.
IL Il likely. We ask, ihsl d"geed Perse-
Frranre IN foolish and Tuinans policy
vii lead % wise and prosperous endl
Il il mi The knoan determination % abe
now dominant power in ihe government
10 persevere 10 ils present policy! Il
there. then. any earthly mode 81 bringing
back the country 10 lis f"rmer sound aud
happy condition. than. by couceri Of all
men Who see and acknowledge these
Isulhs. 10 effect such rrfnrm in The adj
Of the government as will
Five il aew direction!
These are questions which are put 10
nur readers. end which we Trust that
hose Win yei dnnbl VII think npon. and
zach one answer lnr and 10 himself.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-03-26
F'on the National Iaiellisaneer.

THE STATE OF THE COUNTRY,
Such is. we know. ahe infatuatien with
which some men hug the tralnmels Of
parry, tina, they will follow its fortunes
SD nesrly 10 the verge of ruin that no
Thing bui the last step in the catastrophe
seems capable Of bringing them To rrhec,
upon their dangerous predicamenL
Never did ihhs observation apply with
more iorce than 10 the supporters Of the
l.si and the present administrations; for
they have stood By the nnwise measures
OF their lesiers with unrleldIng irmnes..
until ruin has crushed lis thousands. and
they fnd themselves involved IN The uni
verssl desolaiIon. By dni Of mere sui
lefing. some among them have been
br"ught TO pause. and they begin 10 rea
.on sIlh them selves aud with one anoth.
sr. The lamentations over The dead and
he ws'lns Of the waunlrd on a bloody
,ailie-fielj. are NOT more affecting than The |
'fles Of the ru'ned and the brak en hearted
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-03-26

"A Dilemma.-The Van Bureniles,
who have been asking such an onlcry
against 6en. Ilarri.on about his idea az
apPrePriaIing The Surrlu. Revenue ia the
purpose Of purchasing aud ealonizins
slaves. are brough. up all standing By The
astounding discovery. that Mr.. Jefferson
is the origiaal author Of The proposition.
According 10 their new code Of ethics,
whalherer The great Apostle Of Demae-
rsry did o. said. Is orthodox; and they
are reduced 10 This dilemma, either thar
they mus, aeqniI Gen. Harrison. or an.
PuIr poli,ieal heresy 10 their gres, teach.
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