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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-10-26
A dyertise mentl
FENO MARRIED. IADIFSl-DR uIrII,s

NAL SUPPORTER. This apparatus uniformly cure.
iang OF the womb. and removes many weaknesss aedI
TO tie married state Il s spilled article Of dress, So
the pamphlet written by Dr. Hull accompany ing each
- -" '"'''u
The supporter has attained very high character in F,.
a. well - IS IN this county. II adopted to the cUt
use Of Pessaes and other painful surgical sIpedenis IN 10
Lying ~ iio'Ptas If London and PARIS and Is uniyer,,y
omnended 10 Europe by medical uen Of The highest
10 hf Country II - sustained by tie Leading neme. a. -
private practitioners. 49, $50 '"'i"eht
TINS article together with Df ilus oelobfsteI ,,d ~
approved Uses FOR sale at Whs-sale No Vs. -,
land " '' ''''sf' nut
Jy.3,Ign. -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-10-26
BOOj. -IsiudiuC.

THE subscriber having recently purchased the en-
tire Binders Stock OF rnf Nii'on, Uhs former
Book binder in this pIsce) ard being DESTROYS tia,
bpssnssss so important and necessary should continue
20 claim existence in this place has fitted w, anew
. convenient and well.sacula,ed Book bindery. adj
Joining his Bookstore, where orders for Blank Books
Of every description, and every variety Of binding, for
Periodicals and other Books will be promptly attend
ID to-
Having engaged in his employ, scientific, and skill
fol workman the above line of business he hsiiers
himself that nothing 10 lacking in converting old boo
into new ones, in s,yls and not surpassed in
the country.
Gentlemen wishing their libraries repaired period
icals and other books rebound, will do well 10 give him
s.cag. Stationery, Blank, School, Theological and
other Books for sale at,he Bookstore, ih- usual low
Prices. JAMES RVERSON.
Rutland, l2ih Oct, ls4i. ~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-10-26
Benson Get Ist SAL.
NEW GOODS.

II H.& d. AIKEN, have cold all Of their old stock OF
II, Gocd,, IN the village Of Benson ,nd have opened
ASHORE o. K.nyoas Bay. in Benson, who're they h.v.
general sssorimsat Of Goods rEed tbs e0uny trade
vhieh ihey ling low can be bought this .do Of
rtsied good sale, also barrel Salt heir stock Of
Dry Good
cannot be surpassed P.'sons wishing TO buy Goods ar.
speetfsy invited 10 call and see binr. they puehss.
elsewhere They vii receive Cash all nd. Of Produce
Luuber Wood &c. IN payment, ans r,a ssI GOOD
CREDIT
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-10-26
Y ariety S h op;

One door east Of Bur- q MasOn's Store.
JAMES TAYLOR has Just returned from Troy whore
he purchased large addition to hs former stock OF
Chldrens Toys, de-
He has in fact almost every thing that csa ause az yell
as instruct young children.
Also
Candy Nuts and Raisins Shaving Soap OF almost all kinds
Among the more usefu arlic which he keeps NAV be
found Shell Cushions Toy Watches Tobacco and snuff
Boxes Lather and Tooth Brushes Hair Pins Hair Brushes
Lip SaIve, Civit Bags, Otto OF Roses
good assortment Of Dolls, China sand Glass Toys,
MAX OF roses, Honey Water Bay Water, Tooth Powders
Ambrosis Creon, Cold Cream, Cologne, Lavender, Rose
Water, Curling Fluid, Soda Powders, Lemon Syrup &C.
Rutland, Oct 10. 40 "a
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-10-26
MI OFFAT'S VEGETABLE LIFE MEDI-
IVl cinps -Thesa mod,c;na, o.o :.I-l.I

IUUeDfpI
for their to their manifest and sensible in purify
ing the springs aud channels Of fe endung them vii
renewed tone andvsor 10 many hundreds certified cases
which have been made pubc, and in almost of
pease which the human frame liable the baupy eTcr
of Moats Life Pils and Phqnx Bie, have been sraoiu
y and publicly acknowledged by the persons benefited and
who previously unacquanted with the beautifully milo
soPmea principles upon which they are compounded
which they consequently
The LIFE MEDICINES recommend themselves in diseases
GfeverS form and description Their first operation To oos
en- from Tue coats OF the stomach aud bowels the mpu
rites and cudesconsanty settling around them and Ia te
the hardencdfaces which collect the convoutons Of
esmaer h'esrne' oher medicines on! partially ccanfe
these and leave such collected as to produce
hsbua coslSenesswih all it's tain Of evils sudden dar
ha with It's eminent Dangers This fact is well known TO
sill regular anaioms who The human bowels after
DEATH and hence hgpre udees Of those well Informed me
ganst q1sck medeineor medicines prepared and heraed
to the public by gnoani persons The effect or The
Life medicines 70 oanse the kidneys and the bladder and by
thus means me h'erAhd the lungs, the heathlu
which entirely depend upon the regularity OF the urnar o,
The blood which takes s red color agency Of
he liver and the lungs before passes inn the heart being
thus purded by them, and uoorshed by food coming from
clean stomach freely through the sens rener ever
part Of The system and nmPhant mounts tie banner
health 10 the blooming cheek.
moaas Vegetable lie medicine, have been thoroughly
ed and pronounced sovereign remedy for Dytpepsa Esn.
"ney, PaPilaton Of The heart Lo.s OF Appetite ea Burn
md head ache es'esnes' bad temper ArIcy Laaguor aud
tsVes 81 an snes kheamata hout, Dfopses OF s kinds
Gtsyel Worms, Astama and connsompuH scguey Ule.r.
and seofb1re eruP,iohs CON
e'upFe Complaints saoM e"ocy aud other disagree,
eompieIons salt Rbegm, LUY'Peas, oommoa Gods md IN
haerg', sud various other complaints which afi TIE -
frame 10 Fever aHd Agoe Psfiicuiaiyl the Life Me aes
have been eniusnty successfully % THAI Ia tb.
Fever snd Ague eseis, physicians almost untersy pre-
crite them
All NJ MOI. r.qgire, OF bic ps,sut 10 he r,,,ir,
lar talup ths Lie MedelhsFEfictl accordance Wt al 4.
directions Is not uCus7apcr Hoce aEytr ~ fhsi =
Lmse may say their favor th,t be himself tnay ss N
fs,of that he hopes gan credit l. alone ~ M
y ff trrl.
M0FFAT's MEDICAL MANUAL. des-set ss , 6.--.... -
70 90 tealb. The Little nph'' ss.c N 81 I'D
"a ,f14tsash 30, ben Psh.tte1 of iAs pa--. -
paiu,ng more fuly ~, MoG.ts tL@ay 81 cless, led 81 d.
5uGd hghy interesting p@fs0zt sret7r t'sf j. ifs,t,
spsp prevailed dseates tne the rsgse Thereof rflc 5 q
10, .a'e b. hohstt agehis gensrslls
Tees sSlaable medicines are Tor sse By BURT MASON
Ageats Ter KgtlIss CosEy. 1-ly
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-10-26

WirH The eou..n, of,hs parties, The :.

\VlrH The consent q the parss the 1T. firm Of Gil
w ." |he.ii a.soCh1u dairI Oct 18th. ls4I.
The ssfy settlement % det,s due the o.. 6rt b.e..
nsessssfY - ihe above aTraHgemsni and call IS Ler,L
msde spsn al 90 Indebted fof the speedy a. n,,7ert ~
iteH several tee9uns J. y GU EERT
J A CHELLIs,
GILBERT fetarR, his Acknowledgements 70, ,,,,
'tr'r' s.7au ~ the puble aud give, hote. ib,t g.
tes' ihirE busns.s ~l hereafter be cGFfsd an =,
Aim Al ls ola sahe Sh.rs he sIPset. 10 Be able 70 ss
he ess''rnsis both ss sSliy Of w0is ,ne eksfee r
Rotsnd, l9ih Oct S914
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-10-26
Kinsing,on, d. Y, June rs, 1888.
Counterleits. Beware of Imposition

Counterfeits. Beware of Imposition
Each genuine bottle is enclosed in blue pper on which
is label signed by Sampson Reed NoSE oInER CAN sg
GENUISE
nJThe outside yellow label will have after Dec
1889 addition to that Of Sampson Reed the signature Of
I'm John Cutler, one Of his partners
The great celebrity of the Vegetable Pulmonary Basam has
been the Of attemps introduce spurious which
by partially assuming the OF the genuine calculated
to mead and deceive the public. Among mixtures are
lhe American Pulmonary Basam Vegetable Pulmonary BAL
snmc Syrup, pulmonary BlIsam 'Caers Compound Puno-
nary Basam and others Purchasers should inquire for the
article by its whole name7he Vegetable Pulmonary
BaisGn and that has marks and the geG
Each bottle and seal stamped Vegetable Pulmonary Bal
gJ-One More Cornterfe besides the AmerieGn Pulnona
Balsdn aud Others above alluded 10 An attempt has
been made TO deceive he public b. spurious mixture called
VeFctabe Pulmonary l}asam sometimes signed Samuel
$40 TO I've prepared by unprncpled man Bangor Me
he r. sen written in 10 resemble the genuine
tue and IS base a,emptto deceive tia public and The
unshmeHt that awaits actual forgery.
For sale by REED, WING a. CUTLER. Cate Lowe 4,
Reed wholesale dealers Drugs Medicines Paints and Dy.
slus No 81 Chatham Street, Boston by Druggists "a
country merchants generay in New England il liz min
cpil places throughout the United States and British Pfs,n
ces. Price 30 cents.
Sod in Rutland, by DANIELS 81 BELL. 7-Iy
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-10-26
RELIGIOUS AND MlcELLANEous READINGS
Humours, Humoursn O. X. (aH cured)

TONES COMPOUND DROPS fcr the eure Of sal hessa,
~ hspsos, rotoGaa trss,g.ns end their knd,ed
sao asa ,nlsraai remedy ha.ag ial P'n.sn A., -
IN, ~ No hs,url a. hundred. sod do tes! ss
e,. .,sa ~ case. long standing md Of ths most obstinate
eharacier. has hesu truly wonderful. ,.-.-- A.
81, slr a, a., oilowinv places. ~hes tesct al. r'sy We
se,n srd further iuformaio cbsined conestnng " ~ a.
Daniel, He'll Raiiaedi Wa Wsfd Cas,'.toni p'' ="
sssossm sos Tho. McLssshHn, cla,ssdos sPrius, -
Kgtlard June, 1874. 49,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-10-26
To the Public

WE do hereby certify that years OF age was
w suddenly taken with fever and alter severe SCI
ness violent cough ensped. lie sas bloated hs tkh
vas filed and bis physician SAID there was no favorable
symptom about him thu, be had confirmed consumption
A. thAtm procured bottle OF that valuable medicine
Tsyors Balssm OF Iiyerwott After taking one eoule We
began have hopes Of his recovery lie continued un
he had used five bottles 1t IL year from that time
and his health is better Than has been since an IN
i.nt DAVID lppcpps
Granville, Washington Co. n. Y
For proof of the statement refer 10 the subse
bers aboye-peope ofhigh responsibility.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-10-26
Notice.

1--WE sgbscrLef souN inform be GsGd' %" FL.
generally That he has recently pufctasrd ~ 80 tf
Iaciguhs esiaS shneht ioTuefky 4sus1 ty ora &c
aatei On TIE east VH4gs 10 Dauby, ~lefe BE- !. .,.i
Nsrf4nied easi-stsel arcs Of supsnof quality - -
I'd net 10 he outdons errsicHcs ~ Nofl mahii ~
rely tie ezens n Kg,llad COuuty BOD tl.e~1s' -
tain hin By Their patronage ia tie Jgs.osss O~ 49, d
hyed OF tie shortest Uotce, IG1 70 silLs ~h,en
70 give grnsrsi sstisfaetlon. HEAk1 ~ a.
Dsnby, Sept "a, 1851
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-10-26

500 .so U ~. =, ,' P,us Of Harvey Briggs, Of Bon
- .f-S 90 OF good size and form To, 4 .r, 49, "
60 On bower vii take Up s,id Gov and gvs ,
Beacon, Oct 10 '0"HN NOhION
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-10-26
For the Cure OF Coughs Colds ard Cor
sumptlonS.
8 T. A RS
) T. A X >
GENUINE PEGETiBLE PULMOTfRP BiLsh~
SYRUP OF LI1ERHORT

syrup OF LIVERHORT
NJ ORE than 10 900 bottles Of this very ,ig'be ntlt .
VI have been sold lprno pally 10 the State Of Name
proprietor, few years since.
undoubtedly superior to any other sriiee o',''a -,
pubic a. seldom fails IA giving Teei nheH % i''
Nunetons eertic1tes could be added foriNs iii't'-
,hJ who may be afflicted those diseases for "tes
nessneui Dol the superior virtues oitbS uotir1' 49,
Ln""na"H Ne qualities 80 highly approved th'i VT l.
go hecessar'i several however may be On At s"
rccitols accompany each bottle ta
Zach genuine bottle enclosed IN Llle vfappf' ~ w.
Is red hbot sgned BY r. Il. MERRlCK Or > PAbt'
pfce - / oents per bottle. ar,
fof fae by The gross, dozen singi. bottle BY .f
h2tlo"eH Me 10 whom orders may be directed ti"
fhLNrits Montpelier general acent 1r lte STATE ' 40
SrE AGEsIs-Thos 4 Peck o., burlington %
9Ae4nufni Allen, FeHisburgi : Huuurgloa '''it-
i'"seo Rash Aewlia'coj sdHey MOODY. 4-'ey-J 800
y ted " gel atisLnyi Jletson a. keichum Erne hi.
~ I,nef, = l. !. Granger, P,usufd Dasiei' q ~
~ '-'' '' " .sy-sy- "a
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-10-26

Fall and Winter Strained Oil.
IINilE shove article is, received and for sal. BY
JOHN STRONG
Ns"sN"f W 81 i'ai. 4&-ls
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-10-26

Mott &c.
|IHE Second Quarter Fall Session OF the TROY CON-
l. FERENCE ACADEMY will commence on Thurs
day the 4th of November next, to contnue II weeks
JESSIE 7. PECK Principal
west fonltney, Oct 18th, lcil. 42-4I
I I'VE Geese Feathers for sale by JAMES BARRETT
IL Jr. Rutland, Oct l3 42-44
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-10-26

4oK sale BY ihs sgbseribers 20 bushels Western ri
NY SEED Also quantity Of fret quality NJ, gn'
uaFl-'i'f. Also Fairbanks improved Pl9ugls -
T,i,b,,., Ma tsu a q }. c. ALLEN.
49, IgtT
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-10-26

ESIh.
Northern Transportation Line.
VIRUS Line Of Canal Boats on Chsmplsin Canal and
- Vessels and Steam on Lake Chsmpnin will be con,n
ucd by JAMES n HOOKER, Troy
ISAAC BAKER, Whitehall
The friends of this line and the public believe will
be sashed with this arrangement The usual confidence
and business solicited Every exertion will be made to
give satisfaction. For freight apply to
POPE CATLlN, go " 81
CB JANEs, Coentis' Slip, N Y.
CARLETON ! 1856 River street,
Jas. II HOOKER, Troy.
WEAKER, Com.tock's Landing ,,and Whitehall
G II BARNEY 76 Pier, Albany
Whitehall y. Y. Sept. 18th lsIl. 37-3mos
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-10-26
Thick Boots.

TNHE fret eusy q thick bosts Of ali sizes for al. a,
KsSsLtT. SHor foriwo dollar. snd 6rty cent. ,.,L
Rutlsnd, Oct II, l-il. 4e44
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-10-26
Albany, lS4t.

JOBsrRvE Buy only that which is made at the Old
Office, 1915 Bowery, n. Y and which is sold by agents
For sale by JAMES EMERSON nt the Rutland Book
Store Strong Buck, Pittsord, DR.. +. Vail Mddetown,
Salisbury; Walker d Co, Benson; } Leiingwell West
Pouney: Vail & Co. Dandy; Hitchcock & Morgan, Clar-
endon Springs; Lumbard, Pawet; w Moves, East
Pouney; BuTrll, Andrews " Co, Manchester A Hodge,
Dorset; S j. II Buckley, Nranve, N. Y; F. X. Wing,
Ira SILL
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-10-26

Eur Caps and Hats.
A ~. By the above ''i, JOIN T? i sTso I'd o
Rutland, Oct llS4l. al.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-10-26
OYSTERS! OYSTERS!

Ehtsh OYSTERS ser'se up e,ly ihrOugk tie 80.
sen n the bot maansf 10 parties or iHdiYeu.ls
shs' 'srn sh.e With shy ss,Htty, ca TssssEahs <fs
As&~ss Ds' ~, i1si S2-<s
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-10-26
AstOnishing.

fTUE following testimonial was handed TO the agent Of
i Tsvots Balsam of LiyeTwort and was entirely unso-
heed by him. and act OF justice due the propre
tor of this invaluable medicine, il is LAID before the public
u certify that my eldest daughter about eight years OF
age took the Nhoopng Cough which. terminated in Sc
vere inAaina.ion OF The uDge. We called in physician,
and to surprise he said she dangerously III with
inflammation, which lie said might terminate in quick
sumption, and as he continued his visits we were more
and convinced that IN all probability her lungs
rapidly wasting away. then procured the ablest medical
council coul three ply scans who after treating
shout three months, gave tor
her recovery, but the contrary, and
discouraged then resolved 10 make trial OF Dr. Thy
Balsam Of Liverwo but with little hope, for at this
her breathing feeble 10 be scarcely by
applying the close TO her We had given this I'd
month before she had far recovered be
able TO walk the ROOM and by continued for
short time she became quite strong and well and for which
next 10 the blessings Of heaven, am much indebted &c
this medicine and willing 10 qualify TO the above.
Yours Truly,
VIM C. BCDrII
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r 8 ( r "a v


Far for Sal c.
FT>E subscriber offers his farm for sale sua,.d miles
north east Of East PouItnsy village, containing one
hundred aud twenty Of land Said farm well cal.
eulsisd Tor keeping sheep cattle One bundled young
sheep, none over two years old last spring, Of tie first
quality Of wool also 20 tons Of hay will be sold with the
farm desired; all Of which will D. sold most b
srsl terms. ROLlN J. WATKINS.
Popltnsy, Oct 4. 4l-43
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-10-26
NEW GOODS.

me subscribers Offering more full and gen
era assortment, Of goods than has before b.en offered
IN this vicinity for some time past at the lowest price for
Cash, or on The Hsusl credit.
T. 5 Lar On by the barrel or less quantity t.sm,
advance from New Yotk prices ADA ns l. DAyFY
CGsll-ton, lIth Oct lSIl. EFT
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-10-26
WILLIAM WkiGHTS
] n dian Purgative Pills
Entueiu Tegefable,

Manufactured under the immediate supSrinend'h"
William Wight, Vice President Of the
North 4otriean collage II Hlah.
For the treatment and cure Of diseases IN tho 'o'n
bilious and nervous ievers measles small por psai
the stomach, back and SIDE consumption dfop,y 'c''
cancer, splitting Of blood SICK head ache feuu,am q
nrsatsn, dyseniery, coles dyspepsia, paIpaloa e
heart, ulcers and sores OF every kind. &c. g.
For sale by JAMES EVERSON, Rutland, s Z Lar
ard, WallinGiord; Lspbam, Vail x Co South Va y
ford; A Il Vail a. Go DANNY IT.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-10-26

tanned Rutland, Oct 9th Il-43
STATE OF VERMONT, ! DE II r,mebered that At
District Of Rutland, IS. ID aspseial pfobs. cour,
holden al Ru.nd within and for said district the Il,h
day Of ost A. ID. let.
Present VIM, Hall, Judge.
Calvin Brewer, administrator upon the estate of J.
Cnmon, late of Tinnouh in said district declared,
inteas proposing TO render ssecond account OF hi, I'D
min sirauon upon said estate.
ordered that SAID account be f"erred for eIsnira-
ton and allowance To the frat Monday, beng the Is,
ed three weeks susces.vev previous thereto, IN the
Rutland herae. snewspsPr pruied n,sd Rutland that
alt concerned may sppes and object thereto IT they
cause true copy Of record
N-G HENRY HALL Register
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+ or Sa | 4

DY James Barrett j.. 100 sides Pstna esther. Sole
- Leather at wholesale retail Calf Ssius 1ess,srn
tanned Rutland, Oct 9th Il-43
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-24

NroTICE-We will offer for sale, the 2nd Monday in Sepen-
her being Court DAY. at buckingham Court house, without
reserve Imported BLACK ARABIAN horse SO well known
from the fact repeatedly frequently
well as for other reasons deem unnecessary to say but
little This last the present nean 10 his
SIN in In old Edward for ho has never
been under necessity of leaving the old grit As proof the
two much the greatest seasons made by h IN
the same district clearly proves, the better known
the Az unfortunate in the CONNIE
al the season. getting from hard travel over the noun
tans in the month of March, possible, dsageeale
than any month during winter which caused stone bruse
in the hollow Of his FOOT made him lame until ahont the u
az May-I would Just say that believe he is now in better
health and condition has been since have know"
him. and say, Notwithstanding his lameness that the most III
porta nj part of the seasnnor the first part, viz the month
April and LIST Of May the mpor,ant-he MADE Tue nes
season. all things considered he has made we WIN ns
verv purchasers giving them The Vee o.
having Black Araban services season before we can Oh
them money they hid literally, and wish Longer re
dt we will give it, We would glad the people OF Am
hes, and Nelson and the adjacent counties also, ausna '
important sale. m n.H,u y, Lm mnrSw,y
11--.t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-24
No. 3l.--vOLUME XXXyIli.

nsensible to the delicate questions of national cha.
racter, which may connect themselves with, or grow
out of its
do not, would for any earthly consideration,
intimate opinion 10 the guilt or innocence OF
Mcleod. hope in my heart he is not guilty of the
CRIME with which he stands charged, and IT he be not
guilty, believe he will meet cheerful acquttal at
the hands Of his trers and that every citizen of this
whole country, whether lying upon the frontier or IN
the interior, viii rejoice to know that the crime of blood
IS not upon him. II, however, his guilt shall De clear
y shown 10 the minds and convictions Of intelligent
and impartial jury, they viii surely pronounce il, and
the sentence Of the law will follow. Then, in my
maton, when the trial shall have been had and the
Judgment Of the law thereupon pronounced without
appeal the sovereignty of the Stale the integrity OF
ITS territory and the supremacy of its laws, will have
been fully asserted, and the execution of the
geance Of that law, in case Of conviction is all that
will That viii rest III the hands of the IN
ecuve of the State, and be subject to his constitution
al power 10 arrest that execution for any which
may appear to him to call for his nterposton.
All who will reflect for moment 10 the present
Location OF the polt cal power OF that State, must know
That venture any remarks here without book and with
out authority, but ] will not permit myself 10 doubt
that The Executive of that State, if this high and
Tenn responsibility shall be cast upon him, viii approve
himself statesman and wise magistrate that he Will
chreruy open his mind TO every fact and considera-
ration, national or otherwise, which should influence
his conduct; that lie vii prove far discharge 81
ms high cutes are concerned 10 his country and
to the world that his State has sought preserve
own sovereignty, not 10 pursue vndictve passion; to
sustain the supremacy of It's own laws, not 10 rush in
properly or bndly upon the vengeance of that law
assert the integrity Of its territory pursue the
death obscure individual, II wisdom and patriotism
shall demand the exercise Of his prercgatve Of mercy
SILL The pendency Of this exciting cannot fa!
to increase the desire and the interests OF the State Of
New York in the direct and prompt and efficient, app-
cation the public offences Of all the means which
the Government can spare for that branch Of expendi-
tnre. It's termination may produce consequences not
forcsren, anticipated; and III any event, IA!
as can form an opinion the permanent and lasting
interests Of that great and commercial frontier and cx
posed State vii be much more essentially promoted
ny the appropriation Of the proceeds of the lands 10
the national defnces, than BY their distribution 10 the
States, even if the small spots upon our horizon Of
peace were TO be removed.