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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-12-04

)lBtlC SALE--WilI be oGe5ed for sale, on Mon
day, the l3b Of December next the personal propsr
~ 81 Bea1In Stokes, deceased late residence in
Richmond, Indiana, consisting OLA Horses
pleasure Carriage. horse Harness suited 10
hoh Corn in the Household Goods: such as
Secretaries. Bureau. Looking Glasses. Beds Bedding aai
Badstead Chairs, Tables and many other articles reqs
te for keeping house.
TERMS StLESums les. than three dollars cash: all
three dollars, twelve
giving with approved security Sale
10 O'clock n. ID. L. VIRGINS. Ex,r
Nov. 10, IS4l. If-sS
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-12-04

The FIRE AT ST. JOINS, n B-As we hoped,
the tlrst accounts OF the great fire were greatly
exaggerated. The St. Johns Observer Of Tues.
day. gives The details. from which it appears that,
IN addition 10 the new market house. lately cree.
ted at an expense to the city of $40 900. the fol
lowing buildings were DESTROYED, vlz:-l7 in
South Market street. 5 in Ward street 3 in Mar
ket Square, and 3 in Prince William street.
) IN Water street, king a total Of 80 buildings
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-12-04

ENNECUTOR'S NOTICE The undersigned has ia
a hen of The Wayne Prnba Court Testn-
menafy the estate of Benjamin Stokes deceased late
sand county lie Therefore all indebted
SAID estate 10 make Immediate payment and all having
CLAIMS against the same present them legally auihenca
ted for settlements within year from date The estate
- 9ro5 ably solvent. u. 2. WIGGINS, Ex,r
NOV. ~ ISL 1918
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-12-04

4 NINE SrOCk.--We under nd that Mr. A b Alien
i ef Buffalo, New York, will be in Ohio about tho 25th
instant. with of bis late imported Berkshire Swine:
among winch the splendid great ..WnneoR CAsTLE.r
standing three gh aud assured would
weigh, we'll fatied, l000lbs: EAR Craven and rr,,
scarcely inferior i'll sizca few large females. and spfi
King younger of both sexes. Mr. Allen may se
heard of through Mr.. John Mahard, of Cincinnati or
Mr. X. H. llendrcksnn, Middctown, Butter co at which
places i'll be soon as little rerrsia,
from their long voyoge.
NOV. ~, ISL
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-12-04
BANK NOTE LIST,

CINCINNATI, Nov. 30, ls4l.
oHIo-Iils and Trust Co. on demand premium
Commercial bank of Cncnna att, par.
Franklin bank,
Lafayette bank,
Lebanon bank, So and upwards, par.
do under ). : discount
Miami Exporting Company, - do
Bank OF Cincinnati, do
Mechanics and Traders bank do do
Bank of Canton, do do
German Bank of Wooster
New Bank of I ircevIie,
Manhattan. 50 do
Ohio small notes, , do
Post Notes. u months, do
s. longer time, 6 to 10 do
kESrucKY--An Kentucky Banks. : premium.
Gus, Arnold & Co.'S checks
Savings bank of Louisville, % discount.
ISpIAN,--State Bank and branches, par
under S., discount.
Scrip, $50, 16 do
ILLINoIs-Sta,e Bank and branches, do
Shawneetown, do
of St. Clair, endorsed by
J. & Q. III. Smith. do
Macomb county, payable at Columbus, do
Bank Of River Rasn, do
Orleans, premium.
Municipality notes, dis.
EASTERN BANKs.-New York City, premium.
"a Country, ; TOT do
Philadelphia, 5to6 do
Interior Pennsylvan par to ) do
Virginia Bank from par 3 premium /
heeling Post notes, , discount.
ExcHASGE-On New York, ia pr CT, premium
:" Philadelphia, do do
= Baltimore, 81 do do
Gold, 81 premium
Silver, s
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-12-04
A Small Farm for Sale.

VIE subscriber wishes dispose OF or,
which he resides situa ted in Wayne county. Ind
about haf mile enst OF Washington, tanning 50
about 3U cleared and mproved-Ihc balance nberod
with small Orchard, and Sfrn. OF good
wa the dwelling ouse,enough u spar" for
family and or stock during tia dfyest oa:h- - SUM
mer Inc situation is healthy and ent sres f
Worship schools mills, and
The terms wall De made liberal and sDnn4i, i.
the present ha I'd times, deed given toe p8ass
Of all ncumbrance. d. l. ttt4sFt.
n. b. Also, quarter section OF rood \ j..
county. about 4 miles south of Eel river. ana H..
ACRES in Hamilton county north of In ms Helf.
llth Doth, lo4l. .t5s
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-12-04
Public Sale.

wv ILL be sold the Farm of tho subs-si5er. ,eo
w miles northwest of Richmond, Tues.iay. tea
7ih of December number of Horses, Csstr,
Hogs, Hay, Farming Utensils; a lot of Plank, q
credit of II months will be given all i've
dollars By the purchaser giving approved security Sale
commence at 10 O'Clock, a
LEVINUS KING.
November 2bth, lsil
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-12-04

MARRiED,-At Milton on Tuesday evening
'asi, by Join Sailor, Mayor OF this city, Mr.
RIcrARp w. MOORE of this place. 10 Miss ANNA
SINKS, of the former place.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-12-04

(ETWe are requested to announce SAMUEL
DELONG candidate for Sheriff at the next
AUGUST election.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-12-04
LIST Oh BANK NOTES


Indiana Banks
State Bank of Indiana and Branches
kentucky Banks
Bank of kentucky and Branches
Northern Bank Of kentucky and Branches
Bank OF louisville
Ohio Banks.
Commercial Bank of Cincinnati.
Franklin Bank of Cincinnati.
Lafayette Bank of Cincinnati.
Ohio Life Insurance ami Trust Co. Cincinnati.
Dayton Bank.
Bank OF Hamilton.
Bank of Chlllicothe.
Crbana Banking Company.
franklin Bank OF Columbus.
Clinton Bank of Columbus.
Bank of Nenia.
Commercial Bank OF Scioto
Bank OF Cifclevi.le, (Lawrence, Cashier.)
Bank of Marietta.
Farmers aud Mechanics Bank of SteuboavilIe.
Bank of MountPeasant
Belmont Bank of ST Clairsville.
Lancaster, Ohio. Bank.
Bank of Nofwalk.
Bank of Wooster.
Bank Of Nassillon.
Western Reserve Bank.
Bank OF GAINESVILLE.
NIEGINIA-oN the good Banks.
SoUTH CAROLINA,
Norm CAROLINA, -
MARYLAND. 8
DELAWARE. "
fENNSY LvANIA,
NEw JERSEY, q"
New YoRR, -
New ENGLAND, So
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-12-04

SUFFERINGs IN I.oNDoN-Thn hill of mortality
in Iand," ouiu TO be greatly increased this
year BY the absolute des,itutIon of an immense
number otiamilfes. OF the $4,000 iourneymen
.-lors in that city, 1900 said to be entirely
out &C. employ The situation Of The Jour
nevmcn stlocmakers and printers is equally I'M
pleasant.
Since writing the above, we fnd in London
paper an appeal 10 the mobility, gentry. and 9th
ers," IN beh.lf of the lournevmeu printers. Jour.
neymcn printers, a class sometimes rath-
er careless 10 saving what they earn, but gener
ally they a warm hearted set Ct men, especial
Is charitable. We never saw a subscription pass
through printing Office without goodly array
OF nanicsNa generous exhibition Of sums contrbu
ted. We hope the sufferers will in be remem
bered.-Phi{d. Z. S. Gazette
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-12-04

r. 8. Post Notes, .sCurrency Notes. and Notes
of other states, under five dollars. are not re-
ceiyed.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-12-04
SALE OF REAL ESTAT

S 4 l. E UF + E L A / e.
ME undersigned, administrators Isa
Austin. deceased, WILL sgreeably II order from
Wayne Probate Court sell public auction the
25th o this instant. (December.) in the city Of
Richmond following described REAL ESTATE, TO-
The hall of tbs quarter of the
quarter of section Is, township II, north of range
east also. hall the quarter
-, township l. north of range ALSO the SOUTH
quarter northeast o: section l5
ship IL, 2, all hundred and forty
all being county Morgan and the of Indiana
AIso tbs following Of land in The county Of ST. Jo
seph. wit:the southwest of the northwest
quarter Il. township &c. of Range east
conta ming 40 The third hand
third months. and the remaining third
months. with the day Of sale Due aten-
dence viii be given
E. P. AUSTIN.
JAMES AUSTIN,} Administrators
Richmond, December 81. lo4I. 49,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-12-04

DEATH OF I. J. Evans, ESQ Thomas Jefer-
son Erans, long a resident of this state nd
some" hat known as a pubic man, died on the
18Th instant, in Burlington. Iowa. The deceas-
ed early emlgraied to this state with his father.
At the age of twenty be admitted to the Bal
and practlsed IN the southern counties. He sub
sequenily removed to the Upper Wabash country.
He was member of the Legislature for
years and represented county (Fountain) de-
ciGediy opposed TO him IN national politics. He
was chairman Of the committee on Canals and
improv ements, when the "Mammo'h System
was adopted. He chosen Speaker to the
House OF Representatives at two successive
sions. He was selected as a candidate for Con
gress in 1899 to against Gen Howard.
The Burlington liawk-Eve, 10 noticing this dis
PensatIon, SAYS: The District Court adjourned
on Monday, the day ofhis funeral, and the mem
heTs o. the bar passed appropriate resolutions,
The Masonic Fraternity paid due honors to their
departed brother. and the general turn out of the
CITIZENS was sufficien, evidence that the vacuum
thus created was fel, and appreciated."-Ind.
Journal
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-12-04
PORK! PORK!

4 ) the is hand for cutting up Hogs.
take this method Of informing the Farmers
interested thar design packing establishment
posite the Market House. Wesxpect pay
price. Those having Pork, requested give
call. AQUILA JONES K son.
Richmond, lIth mo- 24,h, lc4l. 27u
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-12-04

L q 8 r s q Sc % e z e ga
JnE undersigned has been for en.a.ad - The
manufacture of Shoemaker LASTS and pcs. and
has opened shop in RICHMOND for the safe
He will furnish them order, of art
workmanship and the style be equal .he
west. His terms either wholesale rcta.,
proportion 10 the hardness Of IN. times.
CORNELIUS VANS4s NIT.
Richmond, Sept 1l,h. lS4I. at-'n".
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-12-04
10 nc Citizens of IVayne - p:

NOTICE To the Citizens of Wayne IA" II:
ME undersigned being appointed COUNTY = -.
informs Inc Public that his Office IL in Rlcn f"nd 10
Robert Morrsson building, stairs; and that ar -oa
living distance, obtain his services BY eeP trg
the Post Ofce ted 20 him at Richmond ing
therein place he attend 70 DO such service and
what public place il - near
WILLIAM cox, Sorvevc-
N b All kinds Of CONVEX ancins done by the subs
neatly. and on short notice
Richmond, Nov %, 1899
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-12-04

GEORGE ". MONKS, Glots.
prs fee, 80 ~ h
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-18
POETRY.
"MucH YET REMAINS rssrS.."

----- -- ,,.,1
From The Mn York kp,csfro .ts.r, s"' -
THE SuHS Or fhaNIt.
T. aiislaied from the tr'hcioi re'a"5S''
l.
Queen of the World, Ffanre. my country 'u'se
Again alnG hv .eam'i aad infreHeG iean'
rholrh mary a rent IN, cliiih rn fas d,siiHs'
Undirnei the eioI, SIN at,',a :. 80 su
When from thy ma nv. y ,aI Ioas a ,sSsnce:
And VICTORY "" ~ 49,, ~ "A No CIV m e,v.,I.
Ken lhtn, ~. 10 ~, no ,he snn. ~ Fran,cr,
'H"nof'd 'oieH'' 'e 'S 49, -
IL. ,,
The bonds Of Pride Thy strength could bursl asun"e
Misfortune, +, ahce but raisr! my mime NOR n'g"
Yes; thou eoui's fall, but Oh t"as IKE he nuoaef'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-18
Galsr .Np saw III FOR SAl

G2iST AND : NV iiIi.L For SALE
rs,IE Grs and Vii, wiz; - aces Of Ian! nn,5 -,
aud plank enclosure, recently put IA th"r"ash T1r a,s
IN. MACHINERY siu,t,l Nrsiham crc.h, I'm,
River AMI n.:,wla Canal, within I've ..r II III ~: u
r,rl j. fc 81 irGcat,r. I, iS, :luurt+,
ui fhr rrrra.,a ro"r il cash, assemble iime upon sa
ci::it n;rrcs; added; ao hatnc" i've ytf> od :,
more les,e, interest aie Annually, Tor hoGis satisfaction,
en- iors,u, md - Gsrd of ;rrst upon the property.
Also Woodland Farm, about miles from TIC CIV u Rs1
nnn srua:ed en- The Chopped road, within mr, II
INC Canal v ll comfortable buildings. dwelling house tau,
HE. iv corn o, sr &c.; with about loo taItt
closed wih ii., pos, and plank fence and about % !oa.
rit Ire,s o most choice selection, all Ins I'D enough - tai
INIT The balance of Land icinr ii1 IN the irar
lnal aad pine growth, comprising mnt OAK ahdt"
br d: IL. quality, deal Of Spanish and 'A'
aS w.I A. rcd .a D,k now article and Of hat
IN The Northern nrAc The terms favorable tho
.atrd and fr s:r the timber and bain "V4
repay. For teiid, apply 10 - - ,,,,,,.,.,,,
Feb II e!-w.r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-18

OLD WINES, LIQUORS AND GROCERIES.
old India Madeira Wine
Old cndun Dock Cosnac Brandy, being part Of the S26
Mons. J. u. Brengcri
Also Madeira Wine pipes half pipes, and quarter cask.
Pale and brown Sherry do do
Port Wine in casks and hotties
Champagne and Clarct Wines
Fronsnac, IN quarter casks do
Aialmscy Madeira Wine, IN IL gallon casks
London Dock aud Guard nnpny 4 COS Cognac Brandy
Jamaica AMI Antigua Rum aud hollands Gin
Richardson's and GibsonS old Barley Whlshey.
By Recent .7rrtrafs,
Superior old West India Rum
Do 10 Otlrd, Dupuy Co.'S Cocnac Brandy
Do do pale aud brown Sherry
co baskets Champagne Wine Of various rands, nlc
Monspencirr down IL Fanny Elsltf
Groceries m abundance, prices commensurate WIKI ;hef
qualities and the dcsinged state Of the currency.
Nny u ll-.L
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-18

of itself. and with unhinchng patriotism, draw from
the public Treasury my salary OF twenty-five thousand
dollars per annum
Mo could only believe n promise good perform
ance they would consider pieces Of paper with pictures
Tho neople of the District Of Columbia not slaves
they are no; subjects; but they are inhabitants OF the
District of Columbia
,ma Too i n.t one neither is one two bu; citizen OF
one State NAV offer advice TO the CITIZENS OF another
State.
The Swiss Cantons get along quite comfortably; Tor
bearance is good thing, Moses was graz -" 'e'
nothing about, the irlyetc coniederacy, the
or the Scandnavlans.
There is no use in quarrel!ing about lerr'to.ai
lines if we all do what we ought TO do, we WIN an 20
right. Bolivar tyran, although he cai'eu '''
self Librra,or: aud Mark Antony was cen'asogue,
Ii is moi to be endured that Democrats shou'o h''
office shall therefore turn them OUT not because
they are in favor of Democratic principles, eni W.
cause they openly supported them p'of ie''0" =
better than
All my speech has been about our domestic con- :
Germs; having fought at the Battle OF Tppecanoe' !
shall take good care of Foreign relations you
may RELY upon the wisdom of my course rs shall io-
low the advice of my Secretary of State, rho dtS-
hnguished himself during The last 'car
Before conclude, let me recommend tnat al parry
lines be liberated, and that the whole American peo.
pie support me- Octavus had party, and Antony hao
party the warriors of the North oyrrrun the Roman
Empire, and Mr. ]. \. Reynolds knows all about
"Symmes Hole"
Let me recommend 10 all the people 10 read Their b.
blps, go 10 church. and supper, the new Democratic
party, of which am the head and Daniel Webster
and Theodore Dwight and Others popular members.
am now President; go home, good people, and re-
member what have said, while 80 10 enjoy my
marble log cabin, and my twenty-five thousand per an
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-18

- rNAWAY IN JAIL.-Ihere committed 10 tie ~. :,
II Scott county, on The 18th day OF January last rnana
Negro Man, who calls himself March, and says that D.
property Of John Stephens, Of ca.s county Georgia -
inches high 80 old. each thnnh i
been put Of joint had when committed dnh "r'
dress coat, yellow striped panaloos, ila'k s
velvet ycs black lr hat, with white cotton shirt lr i
Of said slave requested forward prove H. p'P
charges and take him away viii hr dealt ~ T."
directs EPHRAlM HiI NJ
d. farJ. c. .9aGrrsga. y : : :.
reb i-ulw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-18

- ETWREN John Eareys Union Cote House and X y J'r
- kinss Dry Gond StUfc, aud door, below t'o emo: %
We would this late opportunity of thanking IL uif
tive II not design y mi
establish ourselves Though the press but 10 do u b ssia
tacton all who call upon which We cnnsldrria f
other basis and OF which glad 10 Know H.
been almost universal.
The future All goods sold by do pleas,
~ color. make fashion. Otherwise. hc returned ll
the money provided, The stall not have l
We tins time large stock II not larger i7
any ne al Business aud would Respectfully
vlre IN. a ca before purchasing. and c,aG
himself and Ii prices pronounced = low lf
other IN the ci, shall be very much deceived "
have Cloth Goats At SD charge ST. or
trimming: the customer furnishing the cloth and pants Al - a
sold i Sl and Vests, shirts, Drawers, llandktrci n
Sfcsla. su1psn .i.rS
aud qualities, aud MI other articles usually kept ,!
which We are determined sell low Tor cash; ana Request ~
public 10 caand whether they want 10 buy or not
sCy- al tioois rGrraatei .....,. H.
Richmond, June 9, $50. '-"hi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-18

ment has assumed the responsibility OF the Card,
affair, has avowed determination to protect Mel Ill
and has sent out final instructions upon the sub.c,
Mr. Fox at Washington. What is likely 10 b. H.
ture of those Instructions Do they cmbnGy !, III,
more formal and imperative demand Tor the rclca,s
the accused Or do they suggest the interference
the General Government in order 10 induce dcl, :
the trial OF Mcleod, uat the decision II ~ u,,. =
NAV be ob;ained' These questions which ,,s
alone MAJ solve. The case, It appears to d. H.
since the arrival of the President, assumed Gcrn
gree of mporlance-P Phil. Inquirer.
THE McLEop CAsr.-The Canada Times, a Libel
paper published at Montreal has tile .o..o..a, ~,
grsph IN relation to the arrest and Imp-lsonnpn. +.
Mcleod. Most Of the Canada papers speak IN ~,
different tone
a true bill has been found by the grand jury as?r.,
Mcleod, for murder consequently, he must nox !,
main in confinement until his trial comes Had
Mr.. Mcleod, vaingloriously boosted IN tavern /,
Lockport New York, of having belonged 10 the exc.
dton sent by Sir +. b. Head 10 destroy The AM.
Caroline, hc would not be where he i, ard In.
trouble and excitement might have been asoit,c
Should an American citizen come into Montreal. H.
ronto, any other place in Canada. and putcy a.
clare himself to have been the murderer. an acc,.
sorry to the murder Of British subject would lie ~,
i'm edately be lodged in Jail, and there KEEP, uni
found guilty or innocent by fair and impartial t,la
We have not the least doubt that il is the intention :,
The authorities of the State of New York 10 d. Inn
every Justice and discharge him once, II proved h.
nacent as We cannot 10. moment suppose tin, liz
citizens Of that State would be guilty Of such barg.
r,v as 10 take away the lie Of any innocent person
IN cold blood merely to crafty their feelings 81 ven.
reance for am I'll treatment hch they have received
from The British Government
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-18
JOHN DANIEL,

CrMpERL Co. lio, foo y n, n
The parties interested in the above order Of cS't arc III
tilted that have appointed the III day Of March
purpose Of settling the above al this place III
said ordei at which time and place they wi 5i,eh, NJ
cessary evidence To enable make mp said
JOHN DANIEL, SPeeia! eo"m =. y!s
Feb IS 49,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-18
TIE INAUGURAL.

The Charleston Mercury characterizes the first ad
dress of the hard cider President, perfectly than
any Of contemporaries Its outside is altogether IN
the Tippy style, but all under the cover is ultra Fe
deralism of the Webster school We predict, with per-
feet confidence, that all Gen. HurrIsons cshmaclaver
about Jefferson and Democracy will out rank black
cockodesm-that not one Republican measure will have
his countenance during his Administration but that
the whole complexion Of all his public acts, like that of
his Cabinet will be at enmy with all the doctrines OF
the Virginia school, which he processes to follow
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-18

from ue .N.c York Kpiekerb -ssr, for March
THE SONS OF FRANCE:
r, ,usl,,.a from tho French Of bcsanser.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-02-23
PRINTER TO THE SENATE.

A portion of the members of the Senate
voted on SATURDAY. for Public Printer, and that
portion, constituting the Loco-Foco party voted
unanimously for Blair and Rives. The Harr-
son side of the Senate unanimously abstained
from voting at all, having previously argued the
improperly Of the act, and claimed the privilege,
as they would soon be in majority, Of electing
their own officers.
BY a joint resolution Of Congress passed in
1929, it was made the duty of both branches
within 80 days Of the close of one Congress, 10
elect Public Printer for the next. The House,
by its action, soon abrogated this resolution, and
for como yoaro past has disregardedit, and per-
mtted each new House at its opening to cleo!
its own Printer
The Senate has alone adhered to the joint
resolution. But it has been often declared by
members of both parties that, being perma-
nent body, always in existence, it can elect
its officers at any time, and for any term
it chooses. The Wing Senate will recog-
Mise this right, and follow also the exam
pie Of the House. and will elect all its own
officers without reference to the doings of the
majority now going out. The individuals elected
on Saturday. and their friends, have been fully
and repeatedly warned that, their election will
be annulled, and new one will be held on the
fourth Of March when the new Senate will con-
vene. There can be, therefore, no complaint Of
the action Of the Senate which will then GER
tainly take place.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-02-23

Mr.. WEBSTER announced to the Senate, yes
terday, in letter addressed to the Vice Presi-
dent, his resignation of his seat in that body
After the letter was read, Senator from Geor-
gia (Mr Cuthbert) made most gratuitous and
wanton assault upon him in his absence, which,
we believe, must have mortified the political
friends of that Senator. more disorderly ex-
hbtion has seldom been made in either branch
Of Congress The attack was promptly repealed
on the spot, by Mr.. Clay, Of KY, Mr.. Preston,
and Mr.. Rives-each of whom pronounced the
highest eulogium on the illustrious statesman
and orator who had been assailed-and each of
whom rebuked in proper terms The man who
attacked him at moment when all properly
constituted minds must have felt the uoid in the
Senate, produced by his resignation, by the
absence of that commanding eloquence, and that
unsurpassed logic which have ever been exerted
and raised to their highest power, when the de-
fence of the rights and Liberties Of the country
demanded their aid.