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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-09-18
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-09-18

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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-04-14
SIGNS OFTHE TINES.

We are cheered and animated with the DEM
OF strength for Gen. HARRIsos
winch manifest themselves all over The Union,
mere Is a zeal, a devotion, an enthusiasm, for
'he cause which furnishes the %uneuing assur-
snee Of success.
Our table is loaded with rch materials for
the people. The Press teens with the evil
denee Of Gen. Harnson's services and gallant.
~ IN the field and Of his talents and eloquence
Council. Papers, exclusively devoted 10 his
cause, ale sPnnging up in every direction
We have the Ing Calm Adrocate.' from BAL
umore the 'Sprrt If Serenty-S SIR from mi.
noas the log Cabin and Hard CIDER Pg,rio,
from hoss Go, Ohio the Harris man from
Montpelier VI. the 'Old Soldier from Sprng'
field, Mass. ~
Loo CAriSs are going up and Tprrc.Sor
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-04-14

Monr BEAUTIFUL LECisLATIoN.-
There was a beautiful hare-up in the
PENNSYLVANIA Legislature on the 4th,
when q resolution relative to the sale
of Sank Stocks was before the House.
Il appears that Col McElwee made a
severe and personal attack upon Mr..
Higgins, who replied in a very caust'c
styic.-whcreupon Col. Mel. proceed
ed to the seat Of Mr.. H., and demand
ed TO know why Mr.. II. had made use
of such remarks, who answered that
he had said no more than he had a
right to say. Nee. then exclaimed,
"you Id puppy and s%coundrcl,"
and followed these remarks with the
most BLACKBOARD insult which can be
offered by splitting in MIR. HIS lace
This Outrage was resented by two or
three blows from Mr. II. when those in
the vicinity interlered /; not, however,
until the Colonel had evinced n dis
position to retreat. and some kind OF
order was re stored. The House then
took up the matter and appointed a
committee to report the facts. TIL"
committee met in the afternoon and
finished the taking of testimony, all OF
which proved the whole of the facts OF
the outrage, Notwithstanding the Colo
mel denies having spat in the face OF
Mr.. II. There appears to be but one
sentiment upon the subject, and that is
in favor of immediately expelling the
aggressor from the House. After the
committee was appointed the House
adjourned, the excitement being SC
great that it was impossible to 20 on
with the business. In reply to a note
from Mr.. Penman, requesting the Col
to attend the sitting Of the committee.
he says that he does not recognize the
right of Mr. p. to q seat in the House
and that he spurns the summons with
contemplation. Times.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-04-14
"SHE WOULD BE A SOLDIER

The following thrilling anecdote of a youn g
South Carolina CIR. is copied from a work en-
titled "Tales of Marion's men
Sally st. Clair was a beautiful dark-eyed,
creole girl. The whole treasury Of her love
was freely poured out to SERGEANT Jasper, who
on one occasion had the good fortune to save
her llfe.-The prospect of their separation al
most maddened her. To sever her long ietty
rihglets from her exquisite head, to dress in
male attire, to enrol herself in the corps to
which he belonged, and follow his fortunes in
the wars, unknown TO him, was a resolution no
sooner conceived than taken. In the camp she
attracted no particular attention except on the
night before the battle, when she was noticed
bending over his couch, like a good and gentle
spirit, as iflistening to his dreams. The camp
was surprised and a fierce conflict cnsued
The lovers were side by side in the tliickest
OF the tight; but, endeavoring 10 turn away a
lance aimed at the heart of Jasper, the poor
girl received it in her own, and fell bleeding
at his feet, After the victory, her name and
sex were discovered, and there was not a dry
eye IN the corps when Sally St. Clair was laid
IN her grave, in a green shady look, that look
ed as II it had been stolen out Of Paradise.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-04-14
MOST EXTRAORDINARY CASE

For some time past the curiosity OF our citl-
zens has been kept on the qui vive concerning
an extraordinary PHYSICAL phenomenon, of
which, as yet, no satisfactory explanation has
been attempted. The learned and unlearn-
ed medical and non medical-tle sceptical
and the credulous, have been puzzled by the
: Spider Case as it must par excellence be
called, by which so%ubriquent it still stands ac-
knowledged. These arc the principle points
of its history, gathered by inquiry from the
most authentic sources at which VIC could
arrive.
The patient, while on a visit to a friend in
the country, felt, while in bed, an object Of
some kind fall upon the upper part of the
cheek bone, just below the left eye. She
brushed it away, and, after a restless night,
awoke in the morning suffering its consequent
ces in the form of acute pain, during which
time she removed from the eye several frag-
ments Of the legs of a spider.
Returning to this city a few days afterward,
upon complaining to her mother ola similar
sensation, an examination was made, when a
perfectly formed dead spider, Of small size
was removed. A physician being called, all
proper investigation was made. in order, if pos
sible 20 discover the seat or indus of the ami
mails, but this proved fruitfuless. No inquiry
has yet been able to detect their seat of en-
pire, and yet they have continued to he re-
moved from each eye alterna,ly, sometimes
from one alone, sometimes from both, for a
space of six weeks, TO an amount on an aver
age of from 3 to 3 every other day.
Portions of what is supposed to be the ovum
have been also discharged; Each exit of Ell
in some portion Of the organ, and attention
being thus called, the object is easily removed
by the attendant.
The eyes assume at times much inhamma.
tory irritation and swelling Of the Ids, with an
injected condition Of the ball, and copious
suifusion of tears.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-04-14
A FINE INCIDENT.

The Madasonian of Saturday con-
taIns n very spirited sketch of great
meeting of the electors held at Staun-
too, Virginia, on the Esd inst. The
political discussion was commenced by
IA Mr.. VIM. Taylor, brother-in. law to
Thos. Ii. Benton. This gentleman adj
dressed the meeting for two hours, and
exhausted all the stale ISLANDERS put in
circulation bv a party press against the
character and conduct of VIM. Henry
Harrison. Gen Baldwin, the Wing e.
hector Tor the District, replied 10 Mr..
I. in a most triumphant manner Bur-
ing his speech and while Commenting
upon the charge of the want Of cour,
age and good conduct of Gen Harrison
after indicating him most successful
ly upon the testimony of Croghan and
others, his eyes happened to rest upon
an old ve,ertn, who had been in
Wayne's army in '93, "a, and '95. and
who is a man Of irreproachable con
duct. The old soldier was attracted
by h discussion, and stood, a most
attentive l%lstner, in the midst of the
crowd. When the General espiedhim
he threw down che book from which he
was leading, and exclaimed, "away
with your books, ! see a living witness
among you-an old soldier and an hon
est man Stand forth John Mise |!
what say You? Was Gen Harrison
a brave soldIer;" The effect vas e.
iecincai-eyery eye was bent on the
honest old German soldier-for a mo.
meni II seemed as il the respiration Of
every man in the house was suspended
that The response might be distinctly
heard The old man was evidently
taken by surprise. For an instant he
p~aused-his eve seemed 10 kindle. and
his chest I q dilate, as he responded IN
the mos, emphatic manner, Gas 5rare
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-04-14
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Correspondence OF tho Journal Of Commerce.
London, March 5, 1910.


Louis Philip in composing his min
lstry seems to have had a just regard to
he temperament Of the chambers. and
overlooking all personal feelings, has
sought TO satisfy as far as possible the
public mind. Mr. Theirs, the Prime
Minister. is sustained by Odill"n Barrot
a leader ofthe erfreme ief;-- Remusat
land Quiet Minister in London,) are
doctrinalres--it appears however in the
chambers, as in Parliament, that the
parties are nearly b~alonced-.a circum-
stance which e~xcites violent struggles
for supremacy. In both countries a
republican spirit seems TO be gaining
ground, and a disposition TO restrain
prodigality in dispensing the, public
money.
Several demands have been made in
Parliament for a disclosure Of the pres
cnt position of the Boundary Question ;
but the Ministers only reply that the
negotiations are going M.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-04-14

1t is strangely amusing TO wi,nessaena
shifts and adreit tricks of the locos 10 n
shadow of dishonor over the characlcsf
dividuals held in nomination by the Wiz,
important Offices under government. n
absence of all evidence tangible to TIE
senses, they have a regular catalogue
ces, expressed in words defDcd by Tier
political dictionary, one or more of wiz
any given moment can be fixed TO chad
hitherto unsullied, traduced by no on
nominated for offices in opposition to
own candidates.
The trick Of this kind which has a
them less pay for their pains than AM
have preceded il, is the attempt TO elos
gust towards Gen. Harrison on the png
porerty, simplicity @manners, and ga0s
obtrusiUeneSs Of character. Ills demqna
considered half a century behind the agtE
by no means suitable TO lie iUuOduoed a
period, when democracy has been demo9r
purity purifod-by the revelations an
OF the wondrous new born science DIS
Jackson and Martin Van Buren,. Tee
ny about the "RED PrTTicoAT' U@
been the mighty engine by which the
mind aud intelligence possessed by 90
or eight millions Of voters was to he
and diverted from lis material coUrsC
cry Van Buren, paper in the country r.
copied II once a month, until the oro
ces which gave rise TO the story were >
posed, which has shamed them 10 s
Now the Stag Cabin and CidD B'
substituted for the ~pettieoaf, which bfa
go even beyond its predecessor in ui-2
Wing aus The joke took at once
by a Simultaneous impulse, from one .
tue country TO Ito other, and Log ea''D
recting in the heart Of cities, and ifaiN
IN triumph for hundreds of miles ihp4
and populous towns and cities. makhf'
teal exhibition Of the principles o.
m%ocracy which frs, kindled he area'
~, equality, simplicity and sni'eis"
in the noble hearts Of our pAgam ia'a'
led them 10 the struggles Of the NJ
and TO the establishment Of a truly D"
Dol vi T.
government. ModerR dcwoco1eyf
pings Of royalty, disdains all ie1oa'
acquaiitlDce with vhat were con'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-04-14
D0mrStc.
What the mechanics Think.

The following letter from the Nor
witch Courier affords an example of the
effect produced on the minds of con-
siderate and judicious men, by the pol
icy and measures of Mr. Van Buren,.
Other mechanics, in every part of New
England, will express their assent by
their ballots, to the views Of the Con-
necticut working-man.
From the Norw, oh Courier
Mr.. Dunham.-st is stated in the
last Aurora that not a man can be found
who has abandoned .he Admins
tration ticket Now, in contradiction
ofthat statement. you are at liberty to
say that ! am one among the many,
whose views and feelings towards the
administration at Washington. are en-
t,rely changed since the last election.
| am fully satisfied. from their %practic-
al operation, that the measures and
policy of Martin Van Buren,, and his
hirelIngs and retainers, are entirely adj
verse to my interests, and to the inter-
ests of all who are dependent, as ! am,
upon the labor of their hands for sup
mind to cast my vote Tor the trends OF
Harrison and Reform. And | would
call upon my brother mechanics who
may still be influenced 10y the sooth-
sayings and slang of deInagogues, il
any such there are, to pause and reflect
aud not give up their bodies to a Sub
Treasury Bank, TO he ground up "to
make bread for the rich" office hold
ors. All | ask, is that the Government,
may be administered for the benefit OF
the people. That it has not been SO
for the last three or four years, is abun-
dainty evident from our present de-
pressed condition. Let us then, broth
er mechanics, rally under the honest
Farmer of Ohio. and work out a Re.
form that shall restore to us our former
business and prosperity.
ISAAC G. PERKINS.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-04-14
CASE OF DOCTOR HOLMES
ENDED.

We learn that this person was bro't
up by a new writ of Habeas Corpus, be-
fore the Supreme Court of this State at
Hyde Park, in the County of Lamoile,
on Tuesday of the present week, and
that upon motion for his dis charge from
further Imprisonment or detention, the
Court, after an examination Of the opin-
ions Of the Judges of the Supreme
Court of the U. States, lately deliver.
in relation TO this matter, and upon n
review of the whole case, unanimously
agreed in an order for the discharge of
the prisoner. Four Judges were pres
ent. Judge Collamer being absent.
Thus il is at last fully settled that
the order issued by the Governor OF
this State for the arrest of Holmes, and
his surrender to the authorities ofCan-
ada, was unauthorized by law.
Bur. Sent