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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-29

Arrivals. Clcarances, &c.
Ar at Wscasset, 3d. ship Wiscisset Horton, Pacific
Ocean, via Bahia 48 days. 1900 barrels Whale 900 sperm
OIL 1900 lbs bone, and $656 specie for Oil sold Baha.
At Havana 9th inst brig Mississippi Blanchard ds'g
AT Mayaguez loth sch Gazele, Pierce from Bangor just
arrived.
At Guayama 5th brig james McCobb Batclelder, for
Ar at Norfolk Goth, brig Emerald, Trask, Bath, o. In
Hampton Roads, l9i sch Gen. Wayne, Faes, Thomaston,
Ar at Philadelphia a2d, brig James Drrmmond, Brown,
Calais lo Catarine, Lorng Ibec TO- q Ceres arbox;
Choctaw, Norton; Henry A. Breed, Beas, and Franklin,
Gray, Boston.
sidfn Hartford Dist, sch Garden, Hamon, Eden.
Sid I'm Haven 22d, sch Canton, Bangor 23d, Wanda
liza, do; Superb, Cheryfeld.
Ar at Gloucester 3D. schs Good INTENT Kennebec; New
castle, do
At Charleston l7th ship Empire, Torrey, for Liverpool,
loading.
Ar at Norfolk 17tn, sch United Harding, Bristol.
Ar at Haven 18th, sch Friends, Wallace, Lubec. sd
sch April Flower, Coombs, Camden.
Ar at London l7th schs st ucar, Could Linconyile;
Paas, Stapies and Abeoha, Dodge, Bangor VIM & John,
M It pe @Tg scs a THye and Char
lote, Griffith, Bangor Compeer, Mcfarland, Ellsworth;
Caledonia, Ensts Buckspor Boston, GILBERT Gardiner;
Ar at Nantucket l7th schs Henry Clay Foster Machas
18Th Native, HAYES, Bangor Sid l9th sias Parker, COT
fhe wreck of n sch mailing from Wadoboro was passed
May IL lat 36 10, Ion 81
Sch Margaret Williams, Bath for Rappahannock, was
spoken July l6, off Block Island. - g. :" 't
Sailed FIN Edown 20th sch Centurion, Curtis, Bangor.
Ar at Newport 22d, sch North Branch, Feker, Bangor
Ar at Orleans 10Th, ship Cordova Lowell, Havana l.
Ar Philadelphia DIST schs Lewis spcer Parks Calais;
Paas, Arry, Frankfort; Eliza Ellen, Blake Lubec.
Cl at York 2lst, Albert, Clark, fiaowe.
Ar at Providence 22d sch Betsey Polly Gardiner; Van
da Pierce, Bangor.
81 sehs Abaco and Fredonia Bangor Dove and Relief,
Bath
81 from Nantucket 2lst, sch Sidney, Augusta.
Ar at cortland 2st sch Patriot Thanaston for Norfolk
Equal, do for Ricmond Curew, do. for York Balti-
more Waldoboro for Boston; Guess, Mt Desert for do;
Atlantic, Orand for do 3d. sch Truxlo, Orand for Salem
18th, sch Miner, Spear, Thomaston. -
CT Boston 2lst sch ceylon, Smith, ailowel Ar 24h
sch Merchant, Miller, Damarscotta. CT bark John Odn,
Hanover Picou Brilliant, Nichols Bristol Me; Vol
ant Clark, Esworth; Texas, Emerson, Lubec. Ar ship
plana Duncan, (of Bath Liverpool 2ult. sch Minerva,
(of Pston) Cobun, Galveston, Texas 9th ult CT Corde
liza, Norwood Camden; Comet, Higgins, Bath; Brilliant,
Nichols Bristol Ar 25, brig Pulaski, Thompson of and
from Thomaston for Mobile; sch Cohanchet, Hanson, Bel
fast. g -
At Montevdeo May a5th, brig Grecan Lcmont, from
Valparaiso
Bark VIM. Iadd, Wyman, of this port, FIN HAVANA fol
Orleans, spoken off Tortugas, (no date given
Ar at Providence 25h; Eliza Nancy, Kelley, and Vol
ant, Chase, Kennebec.
Arat Bedford oath, sch Western Trader Baker, Bath.
81 FIN Providence h, sch Eliza Ann, fir Camden; Darius
and Betsey & Polly for Kennebec.
Ar Newport oath, Moliy Niekerson, Kennebec fo
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CASE OF McLEoD. The Montreal Transcript
confesses its disappointment at the decision OF
the Supreme Court, but thinks "there is no rea-
son to fear that England will act with preciplta-
ton in whatever course she may think ut to pur-
sue"--that 'she values peace too dearly to rlsk
the terrible, results of war, but at the same
time EXPRESSES a belief that cater demand for
Mr.. McLebds reiease, and considering the unan-
imous feeling of Indignation entertained by the
people of England on this subject, there is dan
ger that decided measu may be adopted which
may lead to war"
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CONSUMPTION. 1t had been estimated that
from e-fourth to one-fifth of the population OF
England died from consumption, and as fact OF
its destructive prevalence in the year of the rava-
ges of the cholera, 5000 persons died from that
disorder whilst the deaths from consumption
were 4,499. From the accurate returns of the
register, it appeared in 1888 that no less than 81
600 females died of consumption alone in Eng
land. Dr. Williams, of the London University
Hospital, stated that of the deaths in the Physi-
clans ward Of that hospital, no less than one
taird, were cases of consumptive patients,
I'm. lLondon Herald.
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PROPOsALs FnR NINNEGANCE ROAD.

PROPOSALS. FOR WINNEGANCiG ROAD.
ON the 10th dav of August next at 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
" Selecmen of Bath win sell Auction the lowest bid
der, the making of the road in Bath, from Winnie
gance Bridge to the Mill Cove road The conracofto take
all the stms and stones plough the road and sta
bly, the same making the travelled part at least TWEEN
ty feet wide, with suitable side drains cuvers and
bridges. ~ " 80
Said road to be made well as the road lately built by
David Standish from his house standss Mill and to be
completed by the tenth day Of October next The sale will
be made in lots of fifty rods each commencing at the North
end of the route. j. PAGE } Selectmen
R. C. BAILEY of
]. sEWALI, Bath.
Bath, July 90, 1871. II
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HPThe appointment OF Mr.. EVERETT of
Massachusetts as Minister to the Court of ST. James,
appears to be enthusiastically received in all parts
of the Country. The present aspect of British
affairs-the change of the ministry, and probable
exigences that may arise, seemed absolutely to
require that country should be ably represented
We have fears now but that our interests in that
quarter will be fearlessy and promptly attended to.
with signal ability and success
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-29

When the celebra ed George Buchanan was in
France the king took him to view his picture gallery
At length they stopped before picture representing
III. crucifxion. George requested an explanation.
''rhat, sir - said THE King our saviour: the ore
on the right is the Pope, and the on the left is
mysef""l am much obliged to your majesty
replied George, for though have often Heard that
our Saviour was cruci6rd between two thieves, |
never knew who they were before -
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MARRIED..

In Charestown, Mr.. Benjamin Brown, to Miss Esther p
Nichols, of this town.
Gray.
Al Richmond Va, James Brooks Esq.,, editor ofthe New
York Express, to Miss Mary Louisa Randolph.
In Nobleboro' Mr.. Daniel Sdenger Jr, of N. to Miss
Lucy Hyer, of Waldoboro' Mr. Abner Setson, to Miss
Betsey Riggs.
Sarah Ann Marden of r. y
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DEATn CAUSED BY Worm. A man died on
one of the fiat boats on the New Orleans Levee,
on the 9th, instant, of disease which bailled his
physician. A post norton examination took
place, ana, upon examining his brain, It was dis
covered that an insect about an inch long, known
by the name of Centipcde, or hundred legs,
had crawled into his ear, causing thereby a most
excruciating death.
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NEW MEDICAL 1VoR1

THE American Vegetable Practice, or now improved
Guide to Health, designed for the use of families nv
Dr. Morris MatlsOn This work embraces full aud com
pee view OF the various branches Of Medical Science and
should be found In every family II is the and cheapest
Medical Work ever published. Price 81 co.
Persons wishing TO purchase will apply TO Dr. Samuel An
deson, at whose residence they can examine the work
Dr. MATTsoN it is expected, will deliver Lecture on the
DAYS before the citizens of this town of which due notice
will be given by handbills.
July %, lS4I r- 3v y
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STATE OF MAINE.

LINCOLN, Ss-y4t the Probate Office, Hscassa June 3oh,
1S4l. 80
Upon the foregoing Petition ordered that the Petitioner
give notice said Patten, and all persons interested,
that hearing will be had thereon at Probate Court
to be holden Topsham, Monday the 23d day ol An-
1S4 O'Clock in the afternoon Notice to be given
by causing copy of this petition and order thereon TO be
published in the lincoln Telegraph Bath three weeks
successfully before the sitting of said Court
Given under my hand the day and year above written.
3WlS NATH'L GRDTgN, JIdpe Qf Probate,
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CONGRESS-.


For the last week or two, business. seems to
have taken fresh startin Congress. Discussion
could hardly be avoided, where many measures
of extraordinary interest were pressing for con-
slderation. So far as the Wing majority is con-
cerned, we have been highly gratifed to observe
throughout, adisposition to settle upon correct
principles of action, with little delay and waste
Of time, as consistent, with the magnitude of the
important measures under deiberation In this
paper, we have inserted all the important items
ofinformation. The following is the latest.
Correspondence ofthe Journal of Commerce.
WASHINGTON, Saturday, July "a.
In the Senate, the Bankru pit Bill was read a
third time, and the question being its pas
sage, Mr. Ta!lmadge spoke at great length, in
support of the bill, maintaining that it was loudly
called for by the present condition of the coun-
Try. 1t was estimated, it was said, that there
were now five hundred thousand hopelessly in
solvent persons in the country and, ifoply three
persons were dependent each of these, it
would make two millions of people, who were
awaiting relief from Cong ress by the passage of
this act. By their present situation, they were
deprived of all opportunity to be useful to their
families, their country, and themselves, and
would be driven off to that young republic, Tex
as, where their energies would be rewarded with
independence. By delaying action on this bill,
the country was depriving itself of some of its
best citizens.
Mr.. Buchanan took ground against the bill,
and insisted that the number of persons asking
relief from this bill was greatly exaggerated
The nation needed rein, not a spur. This law
was to wipe off old debts, and encourage persons
to contract new debts; and to run another career
of extravaganza, speculation, debt, and bank
iuP,cy ,.r
mn M !" aker ueiehueu the o''i WIN h''lc" zeal
nc OH was theh paSSe@-yeas ~ nays %
Pascal BANK.
Mr. Clay called up the Bank Bill.
The amendments were read over, and most Of
them were concurred in.
Mr. Clay moved to strike out the amendment
prohibiting the assignment, and transfer OF stock
to others than citizens of the United States.
Mr. Walker opposed it., but the motion to
strike out was agreed to, 26 to "a.
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DARSONS SMITH gives notice for the last time TO those
who indebted to him by note or account that if they
date, they will be sued Immediately. ~
Raj .ulv-g 3NI
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DIR. SHERMAN.

SURGEON DENTIST!
WOULD respectfully inform the Ladies and Gentlemen
w of Bath and its vicinity that he has taken Rooms for
short time at Mr. Rooth's Commercial House, where he
will perform all operations in DENTAL SURGERY, upon
the latest and most approved principles, both for heath and
beauty Of the Teeth, and in the most perfect manner.
Decayed teeth filled wirh enid Sicer, and therefore
rendered healthy and useful during life if attended to in
Also teeth ceansd and extracted &c. with and Safctp
Mineral teeth inserted circumstances may require in the
hest possible MANNER combining beauty and usefulness,
with Durability.
Tooth Ponder of superior quality may be had his
Rooms.
All operations warranted to give satisfaction.
Terms Moderate
Bath, July 2sth, ls4l. 3wl8.
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ROBERTS MAGAZINE, No. IBIS received. l
is made up DETERMINATIONS mostly, but is rath
er interesting.
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.ffssggssaas Telegraph's Marine List. ss:s.s&s
PORT OF BATH.

Arrived.
July y, brig New England, Croker, Boston
ship Majestic Manson, do.
ship Gfard, Graves, Havana July 7
%, ship New England, Lowell, Havre % days, ballast
q, brig America, stinson Havana, ballast
brig Charles Thomas, Doughty Havana, July 9, do
ship France, Marshall, Havre, 80 days, do.
sch Comet, Higgins Boston,
Schr Telegraph, Chase, N York via Portland.
Schr Hope & Esther Nickerson, from Fall River
Sehr Hanover, DonheI, from Boston.
Schr Signal, Young, from NewDuypori.
%, brig Albert, Clark. York
Sailed.
81, sch Samuel, Fogg, Boston
sch Mary Ann, Skolfeld, do.
sch William, McKenney, do.
2s, brig VIM burlington, Randall, Guadaloupe
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STEAM. The NJ. Y. Beach has changed her
route once more-she now goes direct from Port
land 10 Boston-fare 81. The Portland runs for
adoar likewise. Regular opposition on that route.
Don't blow up!
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TO the HoR. Nathaniel Groton, Judge Of Probate, in and for
the County Of Lincoln.
II ENJAMIN HAsEY fTopsham in said County, respect
ID fully represents That the twelfth day of May in the
year of our Lord eighteen hundred and twenty eight Hugh
Paen, then of said Topsham and of Phipsburg, in
said County, principal and Arthur Hunter, IT., late
said Topsham deceased and said Iusey, his suretes,
their bond bearing that date Hon jeremiah Bailey,
then Judge of probate in and Tor said County, in the penal
of five thousand dollars for the faithful performance by
said Patten, Of the duties OF his guardian OF Samuel
Hunter of said Topsham, coGpos person and that
than six years have elapsed since the date of said
bond wherefore your said petitioner prays that after due
notice TO all persons Interested yolr Honor would dis
charge him the said Hasey from all further responsibility
sa id bond.
Dated said Topsham the twenty third day of June, A.
d. lS41. BENJAMIN HASEI.
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DOCTORS sTOCISBRIDGfs a. HALE.

III the sign Of the Mortar opposite the Printing Once,
ID ESPECTFULIY invite the notice OF the community 10
IL their New Apothecay Establishment ON Front street, in
the building recently known as the kimba store opposite
this Printing Office where they will be ready to furnish ut
all times night or day, Medical and Surgical advice, and
medicines and dispatch and cheap as
procured iii The place Particular attention will be given
to PHYSICIANS orders and prescriptions and furnishing
Medicine Chests for families and vessels.
DIR. HALE will attend exclusively to the duties ofhe shop
and DIR. STOCKBRIDGE will continue devote his
ton TO his Profession of Surgery and Medicine. -
N. b. They have Soda Fountain from which they can
furnish the luxurious and sparkling beverage in perfection
Bath. June 10, l54l. .. If II.
HOOK & JOB PRINTING, done at this olfce.
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NOTICE.

A MEETING of The Bath Anti Slavery Society will be
"a holden the House of Naih'l Swasey this Thursday
evening at O'Clock, for choice of Officers and transaction
Of other business. puncua attendance il requested
ROBERT BABB, Sec'y.
Bath, July Doth, 1871. 1wl6.
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RARE WORK

TUsT received, and for sale wholesale or retail by II
y HYDE, valuable work on MATHEMATICS.
contans puzzng questions and their explanations
from any work ARrrasgrrc, with much other interest
ing matter 6wio
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tlaTAGORDA, TEXTS, EVERETTE & CO.;
VTCFORL9, 7'EXy4S EVERETTE g. 90.
SAN .4.NT0NTO, TEX.4S, J. h. RiAVIS e Co
Custom House Agents for the above Houses-A Nads-
worth & Co, Matagorda, Texas; Messrs. Ewing < Co.
Port Labaccaport of entry for Victoria j. b. Ravs Co..
San Antonio Texas. 7
ReferGRce--Genl SAM'I. HousroN .4usti1, Teras
A.A.M Jackson, COitectOr IF Customs, (1alceston,
TfTds; 'si
Gen' RuFUs MCCLELLAN, (of Maine) Port .4astia,
Tfras
U7) Hon. D. D. BAKER, (cf Maine) Preston, 7eras
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3,v w..

WILLARD WALKER
dUCTTOJvEER
BATH, Me.
Mechanic Street near the Town Landing.
July 22d, 1871. tfI7
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REFINED WHALE OIL.
= BARRELS double refined Whale Oil of very superior
l. - quality, just received and for sale by a.
r'' CHA'S CLAPP, Jr.
Bath, July Is, ls4l. i6
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AT yHE sIGN OH THE olADRANT.

: OPPOSITE THE ELLIOT HOUSE!
TIE subscriber has just received Of elegant
GoLD and SILVER LEVERS, LEPINEs, HORIZONTAL AND
VERTICAL WATCHES and a variety of other articles which
together with his former stock constitute good
ment of JEwELRY, CUTLERY, FANCY GooDs CLOCKS, etc
as can be found in this viciny all which will be sold cey
Ion for cash approved credit.
Watches, Clocks, Conpasses Sextants, Quadrants Spy
glasses etc. repaired in the best and short notice.
CHRoNoMETERs RATED by Transit Instrument.
JOHN HAYDEN
Bath, July 18th, ls4l. If l6
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CIRCULAR, Bolting, Clapboad and shingle SAWS, for
" sale by (tf) G., w KENDALL.
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PRINTED LAWNS, M0USLIN DE LANES.
&c, sc,
CHEAPER THAN ED,ER!!
lust opened at the Sdgddhock Cheap Store beautiful
y rety of Printed and plain Lawns, CHALLtEs MousLIN
LANES, CALicoEs, Fancy Iandkerchef Shaws SearfS,
Gloves Hosiery, together with many other and desra
bic Goods which pure ased the past week for cash.
and will be sold cheap any in town. except
ing t'hnnsiept merchants.
Also above good assortment of Ladies and Gents.
Shoes at low prices.
N. B. All goods sold this win be warranted per
feet by ALONZO PARSONS.
Bath, July 81. 3wl7
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THE LION OF THE DAY.
rEfHE GENUINE OLD DUTCH OR GERMAN EEGE-
Il TABLE PlILS-recommended by Dr. Mott of n. Y,
and others.-"N0 pay''-for sale by
D. Y KENDALL.
Bath, July %, la4l 3wl3.
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SEiEETENGS;
TNXTRA STOUT SHEETINGS and y'd. wide Drillings,
IA for sale by |. N. DAVIS.
July %. 3wlS
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NOTICE
rs hereby given, that the copartnersp heretofore existing
between Head 4 Butler is this day mutually dissolved
All persons indebted to the late firm requested call
and settle with Calvin H. Heald who is duly authorized
settle all accounts 0fthe late firm HEALD & BUTLER.
&. II. HEAID,
J. B. BUTLER.
IinnnowP's Point, Phpsburg july 22d, 1871. visa
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WORNEs CAUSE DEATH.
sTATE OF MAINE.
Head Quarters. 4th Division,


DIVISION ORDER No. II.
THE review aud inspection of the troops of this Division
will take place the present follows. viz The
first Brigade between the ll and 18th and the second
Brigade the Goth and 25th days Of Septe next
and such days between the days aforesaid shall bs
respectively designated by Brigader Generals Alay and
Leonard e..
The Infantry win assemble Ivy Regiments and the Artillery
and Cavalry by Companies with Regiments of Infantry
as will be most convenient for them.
Brigadier Generals Allay and Leonard will give imme-
date Of the days which they shall appoint for the
reviews within their respective commands areea
Div 10 the liz above prescribed They also directed
require in OIL that the several Commandments of Regi-
will have their toops ready tor Inspection early
hour day of PARADE in order that much sime
possible may be spent by them in improvement and dsci
pne. lfI''f 5-9I .
Brgadiar Generals Millay and Leonard will that all
vacancies within their respective commands are immediate
fill and will take prompt measures bring out at the
coming Review every Regiment with its fill complement OF
officers and and will note instance of unreason
able neglect of duty and take immediate steps to bring every
officer guilty of such neglect, before the proper tribunal
The Commandments of the several Regiments VIII season.
ably notify the Major General of the time ana place Of sone
of their Regiment and the manelvres TO he performed
= = JOSEPH BERRY.
J,cop g Srwut A. d. c. and orderly Officer 4th Div,
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TEXAS AUCTION,
COAfMISSTOW STORAGE, & FORWARDLvCJ HOISE
- GENERAL. LAND AGENCY OFFICE
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NOTICE.
THE connection in the profession of Law, heretofore exist
ing under the firm of II ALTMAN SEWALI., is dis
solved this day by limitation. All persons indebted
late firm requested to make immediate payment j. S.
SEwAL who will continue to transact any business
ed to him ATTORNEY CouNsELLoR LAW, at the
office recently occupied by Tallman & Sewa.
II. TALLMAN,
J. s. SEWALL.
Bath, July 10TH lS4l fI6.
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Ii. II. CURRIER,
SURGEON DENTIST.
XE7II4L he at the Elliot House in August.
w Bath, June lG. ID
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TO LET.
THE House recently occupied BY Thomas e-Inqure
Il of d. Y. KENDALL.
July 18th, le41 3wl6
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Bath, July 90, 1871.
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FRUIT AND VEGETABLES.
ID P. MORSE is constantly receiving per Steamer j. W.
H. Richmond, fresh lot of Fruit and Vegetables every
trip she makes. It Is.
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JAcop g srwAIl, A. D. O. and orderly Officer an Div.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-04-20

I've admire them Had Gen. Jackson taken the same
course instead Of arrogating omnpoicnce To HIM
self years OF national distress tens OF thousand OF
bankruptcies oceans Of tears and innumaable broken
fortunes would have been spared suffering people
the United States Bank, at this moment IN all human
probability. would still be what II ever had hcen-a
national blessing sound to the core and safe depos-
haiy of government money, which, with proper ngdi-
~ towards collectors, would have saved millions Of
stolen money, and with proper economy IN government
expenditures, might at this moment have IN derosl'e
a sum Of money sufficient to foriiN our immense and
deenseos coast securely as the fortress OF Quebec
the heights of Gibraltar and in addition to this
might have constructed such internal Improvements as
would at once have been an honor to the country,
benefit to community, and source OF revenue TO gov
eminent Nor this alone It might have distributed a
among the State a surplus sum sufficient 10 deceniy
educate the chdren Of every poor man IN the Union;
or if YOU please, it might have manumted and colo
nizcd one fourth OF those greanng IN slavery, or
provided them a peaceful settlement on some OF the
inleminable tracts ofunappropriated govenmenlands
or (and it would have been most glorious deed OF
philanthropy, and one which would make the whole
earth vocal with our prase) it might have sent the
Bible and missionaries to half the benghted nations
the globe
Instead Of accomplishing any good in the eXhausess
field Of bencvoeucc, or home utility, the narrow, soul
less sordd, slaysh spirit of party advancement and
private emolumeatby series of acts unmatched in the
civil history of any ration earth in which bloody
revolution not involved, has comrived to supplant
the entire policy of our institutions and laws, introduce
ing their place the seeds of the worst species Of des
poSm spcn, dried up nearly all the
raj fountains of revenue, cntaed upon enormous
national debt, and proposed oppressive
system Of TAXATION for relief With uneigned gratitude
we hail the harbingers Of good to ancipat
ed by carrying out the principles set forth in the Ad
dresses Of HARRISON and TYLER.