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| i--u. f i EusT RECElVF b.,5-II'hee ldte Adfegtpps anh
 l master ol'arts, aud .nNindIe ,ldetor- e6f ne,li zines alias, Dr. Hgmilssq, laq LioB aton sIsf TlHy' pes, Col. lfayne, S'c Re- &c. in seres qi eHesso, his friends written b, himself
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TX lflHEN s IAIENI IkElAkEhI CO- GA. C0A.-rlh srrr Y ofthe qf5tddtiglpal ina tni- pl xlnale ptr|IaaAlsn ei 1Cotoh long lnd Atel aly -lneaarln tho 4abl9rS tr petriyed direct rom tbe nroprrtr aAd fnrl selby ythe'ft ftidtrsiBntit Anlong ut,er Jalaiterirs auatihbnials' 'tf a superior quality andi usefulness, areii6d1d tie follow ing.
 siJ .l<itrheh left w'th @c sdme'bfhF F. Cocoa and on triad lalind taVcrv'sdltiior article an rccom- ln.nl i,slntnl tinn i IahiilY tRti'aoaai n lLl
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-14

\ ME At'LoAr.-lI0 casks i&. |. Lump Lime, H< landing. this day from barque Zenoba, will be sold low if taken from the wharf, apply to
 maya BENJ, M. BOURN, Ill Com. st.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-14
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q, s SplfeetIs nsd.r-t'lhr simpkphfir Ftaf1 Aa .., That tbey sbgnlt lake,lwY,n ll1nethaipowef.s ''' And fhey should Keep Nfo, can,p joldswaslh..
 For sl,le.By sfHtnaif stI'ta JKRANDAII,. loil3saafL,iGllli oiBd}kstaef'd Wmef isi.b
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E.yQkd 5hhs p,tsS, peg naIYeIof,s sheaTyy Il lpfh Dundee Baggirg [, uA miartdred eNpfestsrf for tlps n9rkft 4 Rati ot tfe lpt spade n mita-l ton sfihei Kfathaty 'Dagghg, ahd qae equal to i, ip qluheoa Mo invite dsPaAehi6h of dli6 sPianrrs and tberFIe .yslsg aglcie. nAlsda as0 cesis isdstf Rope or aal- by A. HOIaE %aiSlN. e.al.t
 dees9' ffht 57 Commerce st f
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E9AGGlSS5, llSsD(fE,,S IM lNEr-.'Ihe. 4ubsuris a-p9 Der .my59lg bee9 iAgRqmed AeENp,slnr, the MA9sYlLEE M Mt4GKherHASSii Co., Milbhei dan- cdhgthgtiS sppplfelaapd can l oIserSl for Bagsnig and. ltjlt to ally eSient, Qn ilsmite 1erms 'nhe qadltg \ .lll lqllpsqtas4elR RAAga laele9Ietu wdslen'
 'DRifg e&ptcied direct tfrgpr' i6e, fastory-- 5a,.,
 10 800 Picees BaggIig, 300 coils Aorean aezila4 FRANKLIN N. MrCQ1, s,r nan27 ll59Fmdoiod To ii1am '6g tadmlnerce st
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-14

M Ew PRINTED DLAWNs-HENRY SsroD- N DART, corner of Water anl Cont streets have received direct from Liverpool, several cases of the above, for Ladies. Spring Dresses--wcl they offer at wholesale or retail, cheap for cash.
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Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-14

TAME UNDEissiGNED would be lpippyAto r,'e .h ceive orders for Wires from theIhouseioi jasl
 Adams, of Madeira. 1.-The w ines eGeived from this House are of choice character, hUo been generaiiy approved, and are much lri vogue m New York, ,Ihilafelphia, Baltimore, Boston, Rehnund ,Challos- ton and S9yannaH afil . aH4.sh--.a7 '9 h [ feb19 1S3f l. MOSES. .R5S Royal st. i
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-14

fIus .tsi.alle "hl ln.H Df. WfELfAN TuoMAs.
 4.n haVe tried so,uip. G3caa and tdhsider 1t ileei- declv superior tC aAS Ihlye nsefh9fote in m, laml- lg.'', ai'l Iaastiqi oi hahnl3r. JS5 CooffR. 'sI conrur intLe fNes6h6s stafenielfl
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-14

if llNr dIsni,-ofJ kfmhcii'Y r, Y5Go;i ,nd recon menhitasa sapoldor nttice ofhettr;igr to any plet- arhiibnofG G oaasNthe-n tpdt lRsses ess iof inc o aa ainous nanse efo'h6cdhie, ttfefoie less lLle To becpne offensive toahe edh'Hldscelii ail'is nu,e suit. able for tlle healthy irf ,e1 ishl' & ha aD BIosss4
 iiFnri s.iIeby.. ,nIilE CT BUB0sf. &'fS3..ea -
 .innl41 hssaqslud lhBasfl& &aRdf, saWaier st.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-14

pAGGING x RoPE.-7s pes Missouri i,aggiag ES Sj yds each 6l coils Missouri rope, 4 sfpe- rior article landing from schr Cnrnrlah and for sale by ap23 ss'mn FRANKLIN W. Mccoy, K BNTUCKY RoPE.-2s2 coils first rate Ken IN lucky Rope, hiding from steamer " " Fry, for sale by N W E. l.. ANDREWS &5 Co.
 apr3 corCommeree aud Dauphia-sts.
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 = raaa 1sASuA ANIi .SNDAN i.rtISEhA - f,. l.. x \. slt AhF, .tH Oleanael s.Hsi Vhaalbaa as suett> New o,k .ic h0V n4lnl sia iHs anl Y.k., laf sat. Ca SbN. ;'u GAR iIuNs Sc ,uads ba ,bel inptbNea ,,.ui process 'asi saise,. uef. anahe6e l,eiiqel spsn- Nfn 2 snapr qpsine aaa oti,r machinery inc altauIgr ui lin3 tsretienee. and thaninai kiiuwiedg,' 't A,-ir .idi lIoA ,sif eolfnue ta mnlull lsf,pe N NANut Se., t9eiaht II .Iuaag, ta aa, mar in ttis c'wul m lmore, at l,h ot trtte Us low p,le,s as Iuc mtYio, qlahiies are uaital, sela. iidsms mrtcisc thsif hail ms#, the, ale now prapHe to cNouttc the ta foa ersiel- Tor GANnA pr kEflHFp StpAR a uiei 1efiesi nntee. Country dei,hrs ue 'rm 7trd la esdi a14 eN.nitaetse .sdility df Canl s'iIH tl.is eablish= .nie Il huure lnrii4slng. =s=5
 Ganly c.Ueluh pachTi p f'Sca p 2a, n, 3o a1i tAO pounds, lar inc southern and Nes,em fnNksts, an4 Ie,ereH in fife cdl or hppcd Y tia,d eItsse lar haNea ar carnage. sH' ~ --.' 70
 .RGf1Nfp Susa K.r-nou'lc lie6ael liaaf Iatked ih hl>es barrels, or lnose tmshc and tioauq l.oaf sagsr m blrcs; Snsar liriHr Mo oasses Tn ithls and. fierees rIn.,lpose easats aye tcdhei |, steupa Nnh1ut thr nsp pl clas or l4pnd, i.o#a#.H7#t
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FHsIN PLATES, 5o h1Nea ] Gl.e,uieo nldtes. 'll0 z N boxes; sheathing GYlaer, ll,l6n1; lsra1ef'' inpperi Wire an Sheet Irnns aBiidg ani lof. sale E by EDW. c. CENTRE q CO.,. ,e su 2 9G.b27 corner Conf an 'tonmereeSts.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-14

ROCERiE ES.--S5 hhds Sugar, 30 btls Mbltss- 0E Hes, ,dl5O bbis Whistevj "fiS la3.tst3 4e. P2DD libls Flouf 75 bEls Pork t''' Ts50 5bibls Beef, f99 Ihls Pothtocs l"
 s. 20, tierees Ric4 i51 ti4rcas cifGed Siigaf 9aa 20 iblils Citlef ,50 hAlfBbls NB,l Mhekefel '- loo sarls laaAa CbGee, ,1D0 lB lSiPd 1tf ,
 90 sacks Jaea C9GeeAin stofe 'hid (3f saie bf marlD sHh iHanipiln J.. &'W HA! sShI1H -
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-14

fkso, PANAMA &, ,isiSi .H H0RNqilATF. .--iIEs--. .gJf KY & SrOpDARJ,,l cbrner of Water lantl|
 S Gonti streets, ha,n this d'ly receisedeh fl biige ass9rtnepto the above (qi the latest fashion andsn. periqr qpqh)4or geademen's summer wear.l oH s1f
 mara l9sH l sfinua adi iu .U1 i5tshh si aalis |
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-14

yDURE LQuORS.r-l2 pipes llollaplt,ipss ssNpp ! ! and llomslass tfaDl, dneci mbmialiol an5
 ,aatiahiel r,ae; splpeS otarI, nup,y < ceii BaHa
 dy -'t '' 4 ai i! N, 4a H nnr3 P sf s'.i fl '' .' 3S St. Michasl-sf.a
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-14

J no. N Warren, Catharme Cbea ehar9Hsbs Sff1a NJ. Cheesebpren,a Clara Wara1t gHaAa sliaese- borough snl sarah bs win ao1 Warren i4ads
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ls t' 'aalN'" T" 'HS1 ed
 pphpsSsdAsSgs5E h ht ata 'slllffMisan T fiptI., rl p5Ilspaile af,-dini, CpfskH et,ifs tSeuiis ai
 yp, Slill,gg af 1BIqglq qsf, 7I I1asaniaton saiiss'
 f f. @@sls lsA:52 adS sSr 'sf s4 iSsp Ss%
 p,ins, Coughs, Sc. and he great ,neelaini, theief must always he m IiiaTrtpaaton Of decoctiops the as'ls m mig Ni'sh dhNp4yis l9s lrqp htsial,IuhnisnA
 pSlaIiori' iiisi KaEi4a Mae | edae.iliaiad Fun. pqua4 5rup ,el aiiui5gin a9aa 7sieais io -h Id .,l, AIEkEplIll, |, lli.Al 9RssiJN1s0 Coz Yni E NE.lSf .f is sS 5s4ss giaSptsaq1 N9his + Fsl, Fef sale baslt VI abssi {a isdT i6I5 y %a' A's tdt i',i tS Gas@arss is"ssaa.
 Nf.W' BddNs.@lidt 'll1iI 4ISs., GARsDrlp tss | ' sI,aRphFu sftSr, h,, lids ,dy ftJeised ihe f
 loa s4la ionns3 yGol sR ,etsi9sa9 10 aels7s stlks i hpsvgrlgs peN llisprloa Ispftiaucl |, aliniQa lil
 1T ps Tower @ of ,s,S %SgAS il'Is'f5 tls@tsa4.At e Master IIumphre, E GltrlS, -l,y f,oz, N0.-17. l 1he RlYs LsielY Ena d. 4snak aiia,ai liaaiaB auq6f m "EisitF lo remukahe tlefes.' :, Se from.
 hg 2fhondoh e'iiiidH ro'lett and lisel is one ., a fsiis te Eepa.kebl Rt,srf as'rds lIalss atiI .s ies ahI scenfs ilnsIlN gi ikipg pass;lgss in ss Ehs sIflff iiisHhy dad Poeiyby Wilfiani ilowiit in
 2vhls l2nsin boa i7i9siaaa s'h !" si1aie iefIa hs'r n 9g1gYL0it's Bsf:ssH' UTFs flyiEE1Ky.e ilyiEE1Ky.e a D IM Qlt3h---A thisihlshiypcpiar Me.licind ifq ' tsdases oi the lysrh haae eLuas Bd fi.sp flor
 hosmess of breath debility, pain inside and loss oi
 ltisb is most scStelisycTy coanteTieited-ihe publc ahoad be ls yenptisgts pd pulsiase eesb. q Aedsa4 'rs pgss xpgR,sf aSSPsa sS fs Agsgs nle9 sta GEO hLss2g atab. .s7j jfBuaer '. M. ysW iif
 Nv York. Feh l2 lsti .zsasibus dsai xd haao;isg. f, poKiiuYf a.I tsassoNn at lylb b3Stw S31H, IN aIl An aasrkagithc ,s % bS titey nrs 7s vented by using (whcn tIas ttte6ti.sy a hare s the eelebrited HfY.s fsfNfMfN1. fheie afsssse tMia one hftiiis city, hni the baited Ststesaf iiBiepse iflbef lio hase siIf,
 bred stsnl eidnnnee 1sy .jS aahf e6inllainf a sAang slis iaifNit NIeh tiey fesf tc ssihtfepls ls aghanaeh sf tt tltre fh niusf fcfect to 'as f Neeed GeiuiSe Nithott the rhfpe Of COM !" \ ' STOCK &sC0. vfathf On tli s = s,s lsinJ SOLOMON HkYS.sA rssass 'ss, Sold It No. Fletcher street, N. +.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-14

V1frhis remedy, s0 cetb4lied fr the cure ei elltpnie and nfalnnatpry rhcumdin, sffhs, s,tclll ngs of the i2nis, from tle pnpmcr era lni@licion4 use of mercury lmbago, Sc, Is now for the itst time offered to tlie pebit If thc S6ulll, although long known and.usel, ,ashe certificates testify, at tile Morrill, where it's has been greatly niarvollnu- and uaryalled. Thpse afflicted with the above com plaints will find iminctiate relief on trat. of thr Emhroca,ion For sale l,y tic Agept f... 5.,fI..f
 marcf5 ann. e..." |. C. DtitOSE & co,
 -.As sA =ialt-. No 59 Water st.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-14

IfpR SALEt,---Jo ariys by schooner El,ira,a l.. l' t'f5 Boxes WGie IIayanaa. Sugar,,s ,.,, s i3s 25 Bags Prime Green iIaSsna;i Coffee, sa 5 B Barrels, N oal iMackcseljss sssa.paa it 4,t Barrels Loaf Sagag,y ylg ol inss s ssieis:
 20 Boxes ldanuiac. Tobacco,
 -... l.. l.. HULL X SON.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-14

most ihme,iiatey 3lltr liknb the quantity direced. A hne ihaf oihers tay be ItnefteA by tlie use of hs ppls ipl alr. ba pwaciiie, aslntucespmd tos scn yop lir above, and gepam y9gf fhslientsel,ani,. -jEtiUiAfTi'ERStN, judge oift6e Cont pf . r.
 COMSTOCK X CD, lal Ndpleapls ppueaibs, 2 hleschersli New Nhk. Spll,h In ln&rv lMlsQSEi&i GO, Agents. hrilf fs l1rs Maynald, lIanmoppd ,apd Gales, Mobile
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-14

ID Af9;INGf'A ND RDPE- .a \ ll bales East Indut bagsipe, .' 'laa
 7O0 pieces Briggs' Bagspg. .. T. ala.a..s
 Hoo pieces Dundee do..., q. .4.5., 200 pieces Mississippi 10. . a 30D coils Russia iicnp Bore, t''f
 POO coils lnIe Rqre, raI ,1s lsal la i.izsa
 1 bales Ealing rwne--clr sale hy sgs eaiI marrhJ ss#- st' MrtfRAN S ND0NAN.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-14

pAGGiNSllT blI5g Tld1iee HGVP 8agging, II
 ED inches wide ,3-i Tbs toile yard. .sf,s.f. balet Imperial TiehS Big5hg, iim.wide, 3-lIis 2S do S, S,.,:t s,la ta so'lD,%tS ii,13 S & 5ean } dd ] JalitchelI's ihe'liIemp dogs Ao do i, mar9 sia iFdr s9lqbg'ii, ",'E.' c. CENTER & cq.,s
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-14

EzT0urG SGLPHuR SrtINpo, hA.-A,,n " hln1 few ddzcn 9. lilc celylpati, Aatsi isanf the Mhins Shpinf Spfn'sS, Na' H
 T. pe som. sr,piamlssi h,.,h the caAsa,rf sl heff Springs elag, g ,ppqcgf AS, bg. lafefe Alle are fnd. vii be suihrvn to iurn ihem tat ipHlf l,aass.,s ai f,t B5wtis, titer hi-nc,- of Sha' hr Naler p,ll bri iuuodaahna ei,Fllle ie.neft bang not eps ae neli,e 9gl flcHl 'efj's'4r hqt nnl9as- lut .td io some dclishnd itNcU'gss ietApe n 1,a a44an is iis h5ib hnbtitN,T, ,bfia,fetfha he caisng sa..ssln suid , unn,'i t''uths, "h hs., fhoss win, are laecitnaled ate eNpered tia ,rith llseise Ani ta tlU al lons -bicct tn llepana ohs eutilaiis Fol sale ht rhc dozen oi tu,si mttle E 2 lN RiDHn NOWfii, Dtuey isr'S , htd,iHt,
 mall No. S, Ch, | and la Coruhteire si
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Correspondence Of the Baltimore Pa,rio,

PHILADELPHIA, Oct IS
Boston Beaten There quite stir in the early
part OF to-day among the sporting portion of our com
munty; 1t was announced that the celebrated pnr
Boston, was to contend for Purse AGAINST the South
ern horse John Blunt, and ch m Fashion by INN
Trustee dam 10y Bonuets Blue wears ia h,ed in
New Jersey, and entered hy ) Laird on the Camden
and Philadelphia Course bets were freely ntf.,ei ,nJ
many OF them taken of 500 to $40 or in that no
portion, on Boston against the field Tlein,ercstex
cHeu induced an immense number Of ~ rs0ns 10 cross
over the Delaware 10 Camden, and embark IN me
most ready conveyance for the race course ,nse-
qnenty, from ten 10 one o'clock a continued line was
10 be seen on The road, some in omnbuS<es filed in
side and the tops crowded some cranmcd into h,cIs
others into stages, furniture cars farm wagons dear
oofns, cartyalls, cabs, curricIes, FISH wagons and
even IN coal wagons drawn by mules, were pressed
INTO the service and by the time that the burle sound
ed from the judges stand larger concourse was upon
the ground than was assembled the same
The three mays were brought out, and apuatentlY
each one IN TIP top order and ready for their work
AT the zap OF the drum they made pretty ian sisr,
Blunt leading off, Fas' ION close IN ana R,,.,,n
length or two IN the rear. Thus they m5ted on Al
pretty smart rate which was Ctaduaiv increased az
the blood warmed and hy the time that they had en-
tered upon the second mile they were movint NJ 4
tremendous rate in the same order they started bnt
with small gap between Blunt and he mare and
much increased gap between the mare and Boston
the Ider OF the latter found his horse suIIen ana H.
cult TO manage, and resoted the whp 10 heir hun
out OF ms dfhculiy. II would not do the horse would
not enter upon his work fairly, and by the time that
they We're half round the thui mile il was eyitlent
Boston could no, win the teat, and would have to
make up some of The gap 10 save his distance. for
winch object the boy appeared @ exert his utmost
ueaNors--but he could not come o. aud alhuug IA the
whip had entered some of the pores of his Bostuns
skin he caused his hackers bleed much more freely
There was a large amount OF money changed hands
and at great odds. Al the coming IN be was iut,o
lengths outside the distance pole, Blunt took the
heat in I'm. as up top time.
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the means Of the Government under the control Of inc
bank The bank must take care Of It's debtors anu
thus will be seen that those who, by going INTO inc
market with the OF the bank have inflated 'hs
prices and caused the overtrading, will be saved
while the great body OF those who, but for the sPe-
culaise prices thus created, would have been SALE
are overwhelmed by the reaclon,-thus the real spe
cuators would be protected against their sPeculaions
while the snail dealers who have purchased on the
current market will be ruined.
Another word to the good currency. II il aPpa-
rent the EIchequer bills, although they may be Pur-
chased with specie, at par will always be worth more
than specs IL will be the interest Of the banks 10
deposit their specie and take EIchequer bills as the
basis Of their circulation, and thus there will be
an immense saving in the transfer Of these bills, in
stead Of specie from place TO place required IN the
operations Of commerce and the exchanges.
Another great saving will be, that the large amount
Of capital, employed in brokerage, would go into
the regular operations Of business, giving new and
healthy stimulus to the energies and productive IN
dustry Of the country.
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CHANGE OF ToNE.-From the meeting Of CONGRESS
until recently the Representatives of the People and
grave Senator'S the leerwriters the press belonging
to " our friends the retiring Secretaries acting in
concert have heaped charge upon charge against The
President OF The United States presenting hm before
the world as guilty othe basest acts-epthet used to-
wards him which are only applied To wretch whose
conduct Is disgrace to human nature Suldenly
they cease, and have made the wonderful disc,,,
cry that decency and good morals are outraged by the
friends OF the President in exposing the base conduct
OF his revllers-in presenting them before the public IN
thur true light. What has produced the change
What has come over the spirit of their dreams Are
they convinced of the crying injustice thew have in
ficted upon him whom they found in the way of their
unchastened ambition Ii SO why not ma gnanimous-
ly acknowledge their error and make the only atone
ment in their power-repair, the extent Of their
ability, he injury they have inflicted Z Honor de-
manss it at their hands. Honorable minds would
take delight in retracting the foul and unfounded
charges. Or is it nothing than stroke OF poll
cyl Having excited prejudice in the minds Of many
honest and honorable men, they afraid of the con-
sequences of investigation Be not deceived the
friends of the President the friends OF the country
VIII give no sleep to tEer eyes, or sumber To their
eyelids until the vile traducers Of an honest and hon
cradle man. shall have been fully exposed before the
American people. The claims of justice demand It
at their hands patriotism forbds that the vile CON
spracy should be covered up and concealed from the
public ylew.-O. S. Republican
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We have never belonged, acknowledged on
selves as belonging 10 the Bunk Panty hence We
cannot place ourselves amongst those who have taken
such particular pains TO dsHoaaee and aJuse President
Tyleri and even five had CONSIDER there ale other
far more mpor ant measures which he has recunsnd.
ed ADD signed, which should some nutsce ii
not praise, nom those who delight 10 call lneas-lYri
reasonable and rejecting Yet, scarcely a wins.
per 10 heard in defence Of any one Of the true De-
mocraic Republican measures which received The Pre-
sldents sanction
We believe President Tyler 10 be CONSCIENTIOUS
and honest In the he has laken upon The Ba1k
question: believe him TO be politically and rt1laious
iy devoted 10 The best interests the Governments ma
tue People, and that his de elimination /. 10 conduct
the Administration as near night as possible
: We are not among those who bellese hat Notion
al Bank, "ih power 10 discount and loan money Is
absolutely carry the affairs of Govern
ment, but on the other hand upon serious rejection
We feel afraid Of such institution We beltrye that
simple Government agent should be established
with power TO dlsburse the public funds and reg late
ioreign and domestic exchanses-and that Is all IA
our view, under existing circumstances tina, is neces-
sary We are decidedly OF the opinion that such an
agent will meet the APPRECIATION OF large majority II
the people of the United States Indiana IA re-
CUSTER.
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RICHMOND WHIG

This paper, which, during the canvass r., ia
Presidency, we read with so much pl, asure seems ~
be reduced to desperate shifts for causes Of accusation
against President TYLER. He has exhausted ~ hat
tsries against every thing ever said o. done by MIR
fLtR, and 70 now attempting 10 saddle him with Al,
the sins of RtTcHiE, OF the ENQUIRER TIA, c"r,i,',
ola ox tolls him on by daily throwing out new hat
:, he wing comes to us filled with denuncis,ions OF
Mr. IYLER for opinions expressed by the editor Of tho
E :, What more could the Enquirer sire -
iis OBJECT IS 10 break up and dismcmber the W hir
Iarty, 10 ALLEVIATE them from their President and hin
from them-he makes such suggestions and insinua-
uons OF Mr. Tyler (wearing the gath Of praise) a. be-
Knows viii dispease his neighbor The editor If the
Wmg-he who has issued proposals Tor establishing
real, SIMON pure Wing paper at Washington seTrs
the bait with avidi,y, and ''anathemiSc, M TylrR
without stint. Much we have admired The tnl,,,s
o. the editor Of the Wing, We cannot accord 10 III
~ tins mattel either tact, comm n sense. ~ common
justice Cincinnati R.pubRean
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-11-04

The Contention Of Editors and Pabisde-s or
Newspapers which was called TO be held al FfAuA.
fort, KY. on the 10th Of October was not numerous.
ly attended. The convention was, however, Organ.
lied, and the old bill of prices" submitted TO a com
mittee, revised, and then adopted BY all present Il
appears TO be the purpose in Kentucky TO adopt The
cash system, which has now been generally ADOPT
ed in the East, as the best for each side The credit
system, now prevalent, it agreed By those pre-
sent at the above meeting, caused average Ess 81
25 per cent and that it this which 50 generally
embarrassed the successful prosecution of the pint
ing business. hen credit Is given for subscription
and advertising, the sums due are SO small are due
from individuals scattered and whose locations are
frequently changed, that when The time Tor collie
ton comes round, many of the individuals are not to
be found; and, to find the few who are costs near as
much as the sum TO be collected. When dema nded
has been found that account of the stnallness Of
the sums, individuals were willing 10 paw al the
time, after whilst the cash gives new spirit Ia those
conducting the press, 1t determined al The CON
vention above TO call another meeting during the ses
sion OF the Legislature this winter and Try and have
the new system generally adopted in Kentucky
Gin Gd-.