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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-31

Lovr-The Philadelphia SPIRIT ofthe Times says
That love Is at least alphabetically speaking. OF
the most az 'ating, bewitchmg conounded decctiul
affairs OF life and the most cxtravagant GItilitus.
glorious, handy-dandysh, irksome. jocose. Killing
yrical' miserable, 1nce, omnic, plaguish, Quarrel
some racy, seasonable. touching. Hugoveruaoe rix-
ensh' 'cld xtatic yielding and -ealous OF Al! human
passions.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-31

SEVERE RETORr.-A man who narries n rich
wife must expect to have 1t occasionally flung IN
his teeth. We have heard of retort however
which. We should think. have forever silenced
such thrusts gentleman who had the misfortune
to marry fortune. was once exhibiting the fine
points ct his horse To a friend. ".Ng horse # YOU
please, said MS wife i; ''niy money bought that
horse : es, madam" replied the husband bow
ng and your money bought me too
f;1yge (,r-e{,e
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-31
THE VETO.


THE REPU BIIC STILL SAFE
On Monday last at - o'clock VI. the Pres dent
returned 10 the Senate the Fiscal Bank Bll with
rs objections which We hereto annex. We scarce
~ know how to begin to EXPRESS tie satisfaction We
feel az this auspclous event.
Every devout Democrat w.l first turn his "a auelts
and h.s thanks 70 an oFerruiIng Providence who
''disapp the devices OF the crafty ani .tah-
eth the wise their oan crlftness." lie vii feel
how lmpoicut he was IN his own strength or that ol
his party to arrest the career those who last year
rushed forward to victory over prastrate virtue.
honor and trnth and % the di>pensatjons which
nave arrested their fatal designs. Ike " iii recognize
wisdom and power greater than man's.
How Impressive Is the moral IF this result
shall we 90 evil thar good may come God iar-
bid. sand au inspired Apostle What bat crI dis
tngulsled the electoueerng Of the wing party last
year Bearing false witness against their ne lgll-
Dor, conceaing ter own desi Gus, the promotion Of
lntcmperance, lying and fraud. and Violations %
law, human and divine, were among the evils done
or ccuntenaueed by them, that good ia5ybf come.
And now behold "a whom Their lenders select
cd, well as adopted from his known anti bank
principles, 10 blind the people and eaten ant bank
votes. has been made Dy Pros demce the hnored n
strumcnt 10 defeat the- concealed but most hghlv-
cherished object Is not this rebuke from dbore.
appropriate II Is severe, upon the OF tcck-
cd means to accomplish an onJoct supposed 10 be
good Must II not come home 20 the bosom Of eve
~ religious aud moral wing who was induced,
amidst The clamors OF conventions and the rcvery II
Jog cabins. 10 join IN the shouts Of Tlypeca4oe aid
IyieT too z"
nouoged be tie name Of JOilN TYLER for this
act OF daiy and OF moral courage. Certain Of beng
denounced by four iits of parry and not CERTAIN
Of any personal support from any port of the 9th
err h. has yet DARED TO BE HONEST THIS
fact alone secures HIM the respect of his fellow
men. not only now. but long the history of our
Republic shall be read. H. has secured more Of
honest fame n moment than II falls to The lot Of
one million to achieve by the lsJors Of life
time.-hcAdaifs Erpos.ior.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-31

SwsRTwoUr A>D rmE NI.tCs- The Pcnnsyle IT,
aian has the follow M Just marks upon the ndgc
81 the W hg7 ct New lofk, Oh the arrit al OF tAe
great Conservative swlnaler.
- rs WAS EXPECTED-N hen we wrot. the artlc
published N our paper Of yesterday morning pre-
dieting that the Nhigs would become the a,ologis-
FIR, and defenders ct ~Wartwout the collector ~
New ork. we knew nothing Of their intention, but
judged from Their genera. poll, and The circumstance
OF Their calling on htn witness. ne however
hardly expected so sudden iu.ment Of our pretic-
ton. 1t already verified.
The new Administration has gwen orders not to
arrest Swartwout the wrils issued under Mr.
' an Bureaus Administration. Thus the dciauter,
about whom they said 80 much, i suffered 20 at
large, and to 90 of again, If Ae plcases, IL mode
Lerjs.
Not only so, bat the Wig papers are out in foil
blast IN his behaf The North Aner!can says :
lie was very cordially greeted in the streets lot
New York by his old friends" The lnqaIr savs
on the authority of the New York star. tina; ms
own accounts have HIM lar less indebted 20 the Gov
eminent than was supposed, aud that that debt Is
nearly covered 10y assignment OF real estate" And
the United States Gazette copies from the New
ork Express tine following lhe Temperance
OF Mr. Swarwout. the old Collector IN the streets
OF the city yesterday created something of sensa-
ton. Always personally popular, and many beliey-
iug that he had been IA something rronged bv men
with whom he VAS ussociattd, ie vas greeted With
much q. co,i,ality
Il was we'll known before tie last erect on and 80
stated IN the Democratic papers. thai the Govern
ment woul not lose much by Ssaltaout, beyond
wat y uia be obtained from ns property aud sure.
tes. ine Wing papers howe.e, took care not to
mention tins: tnry exaggerated tAe loss u the at
most. and gave 1t as proof oi tie uaGlacss Of Mr..
) an Burea Tor the PRESIDENCY.
Now, however. they VIII tell tie truth. which
they knew before, and VIII add more than the train
10 II, with Il view to let their friend As nearly all
deianlters their friends OH with pay ,ng less
than IS really due.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-31

according 10 the Nsiatlc researches. n very Gu
r"us mode Of trying the title 81 land praci sed IN
lilndo-ian Two holes are dur in the d,sou,ed
spot, 90 each Of winch the pa,ntE and defendant
lawyers pat one OF Their legs and remln there un-
81 one II them is tired or conealsf 81 e,.,s .,n,,
oy the insects, ln winch his client IS defeated
la ths country It IS tue Client, and not iac Llwycr
WHO puts hs foo' n'pi.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-31
The 81. LOUIS Gazette of last Friday contain.
the following
LYNCH LAW.


II seems that the citizens IN the neigAborhood OF
White River, on the Mississippi. after enduring
every species OF outrage. from band,tti IN that
quarter, have been finally reused to acts Of terrible
retaliation.
The following are the particulars furnished Us by
Capt. ilodgeman OF the steamer Baltic:
IL seems that the section of the country above
and below the Mouth OF White RIVER, on the VI is
ssIssPpi. has been for years infested with gangs of
Gam6lerS and CountereItCrs. Islands o. 81 and
90 were notorious resorts for them. The people Of
Boahoma Co., Mississippi, and from the opposite
side Of the river determined to rid themselves of
such pests and orr Information Is. that they
ccedcd IN capturing from 30 To - Of them. On The
I'd OF August they placed them On board trading
boat took her 70 an unfcquened place that there
might b. no ~ltesSes, and shat aud droraed them
all. portion of the names Of the gang have been
furnished us. They are-Hugh fully the chief OF
the gang Elphus Kingston, Andrew Mcloghlin,
Joe Cotton, Hugh Norris, Joseph Merriott, Wells
Pollock, and James Macauley
W hen the Baltic passed up, the citizens were on
their way down the river, engaged the icort 81
burning the houses lately occupied by the victims
OF their vengeance. No violence offered TO the
families VINO were IN them, but they were ordered
90 leave their homes forever.
1t Is further stated that the Cashier OF the coun
terielting establishment found dead IN the river
at Columbia.
All the implements of rascailtv were found about
the premises oi The murdered men. \ large amount
81 Counterfeit Bank notes was ii scoycred conssi =
NC 81 40 and 100 notes or the Commercial Bank
OF New Orleans. not signed and = and = notes
OF the ihrd Municipality New Orleans.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-31

Multiply the figure by any other single figure
and the two figures composing the product added
together viii make Q. Thus multiplied by ]. make
90 winch two figures added together, make ., and
50 with all tho other fr!-es
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-31

Old PoINs.-Georre Poindexter, commonly call
ed " Old Poins." who holds an appointment unde,
the administration at New York citv has in.
terered IN politcis by writing a letter on the Bank
question to the Wing meeting at New York VII
Mr. Tyler remove him l-Peaasyirqaian
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-31

ANOTHER " CLERICAL ERROR Secretary Ew-
ng reports the amount of Treasury Notes issued up
TO the hrst OF July. at haD million doHrrs less
than Is reported by the Register Of the Treasury at
the same time
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-31

PUTTING Speaking ofthe modern system Of pufT.
ing the Bostonian says Bye and bye We shall
DC requested to say we have used Dumfrie's Itch
oin'men, with distinguished success ="
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-31

VnF FL,G or Klrg,L.-i.as raised on The I'll,
by iir gallant Democracy oi the Old BAY state
Y the town of Oxiord, Worcester county. M 81
chpseits. there va a glorious celebration. The
Grafton WIS delivered d. Mr. iIa-t Of 3 ,s,on who
marmiy urged The right aud duty OF repeating the
u ana charter should the C,nsoidailanists N Con
gres~ succeed passiug IT md a. ih. dinner ia.
sent neni " Let them Charter and we VII In.
chari"f.' was repeatedly gwen and responded to
"!iA uaa nlm u enthusiasts
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-31
\ SCENE on THE ONO RIVER

4 flcetous correspondent Of the Boston Morning
Post, travelling on The OHIO river, thus describes a
scene that came OF on board the steamer.
It's not exactly fl.r u make woman. lovely wo-
nam, tac bu;t q nerrmcnt bet the story RE
sIstb.e -
Upon looking around 20 see what chance there
was iJr amusement on oar trip from my iuioH pas
scngess was particularly struck WIKI the appear
aacc 81 aa elderly lady. who seemed very u Il ease
Livery tme steam was allowed to escape from the
boiler She p,earel 81 fancy II the PIE. dc grand
N'lp-lom and was evidently ia state Of continual
excitement : sa- 90 be my heroine. nay as
Ntl atf.HFt = de. crDe her, although shall hardly
.o-ler lii. a-tce. She vas one OF the tailest wo-
mea ever sass. bat tac eject Of her height was Ia
Ken away hy her immense breadth. She was one Of
Mcdonald Clarke's style Of teacties'. with waist
i1e cotton bag and q FOOT BIKE founder" Never
G,d see such tnovllg mass 81 as-h eucircled by a
pettcoat. "a she VAS very tat. Upon inquiry, |
learned that she bad been passenger on the steam
boat r.. az tie time II burned a few years
before and narrowly escaped with her life. Only a
ew weeks .ad elapsed since the catastrophe Of the
Bon. Saerrod by winch some scores OF hapless NOR
tas were married into eternity through tie CONT ned
agency OF are and water ~ nat wonder that the
woman was alarmed a. tie prospect OF steamboat
voyage
Amer ue left the landing. the principal topic Of
conversation among tie passengers was the numer-
Gus accidents whiciihad lltcly happened Nearly
every person equipped with ille preserver, and
some were caut GUS rs u hang them up in their
berths filed with and ready Tor use al moment 5
warning. \ gAt csne. and ali were suugiy enscorc-
81 tier Derihs when there arose TIE cry OF ire
The wood the bow OF tie boat had caught ire,
ana was blazing hrIcely up. SHINING through the
class Of tie SOCIAL null and the cabin windows
until the whole boat seemed euveioped 10 sheet Of
fame. IN instant all confusion and alarm.
Passengers tumb.ed of tGeir bcrths and one
another; some gsaspeG their preseyers--some ran
tor their baggage--somc for their wlyes-thc wise
ones kept quiet. In the midst o. the hubbub. the
doors of the ladies' CABIN hew wiGc open and oct
burst our iat lady, dressed ali waite. her face
map whcrcon terror drawn ia all IT. shapes, =
and around her waist huge life preserver not IN
tated. SEEING TINS By the nipple with both hands,
she rushed from one to another cXclaim.ng IN a
voice Of agony. " bio'c me up! Lislc me up! tor
Gods sake Jio,c me up! Will nobody Jiotc me up! -
Had the old lady actually exploded must have done
as did, roll on the floor III tit OF lrextiugushabe
laughter. with haf the witnesses of the scene for NY
companions. The boat stopped, the fire got UNI
der and the least difficult operation, the fit
ady's alarm subGued The next day we landed her
Al her place of destination. since Inch time nave
never her but the recollection of the scene has
cost me many fit OF the side ache.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-31

Some innocent people who oppose the assumption
oil the state debts, advocate the distribution of the
proceeds %! the public lands l. matters out little
IN the OPINIONS Of the English bondho.ders winch
measure IS adopted. Mark the conclus on OF the
following article from the London Globe
" " are glad 10 learn that the Great Western
steamer has brought over from America remltanccs
Tor the pay mcn o the hall years interest OF Illinois
stock, due tue lst INST, AMI promises are made
that by the next or following packet We sail re-.
ccivc money for the dividends on Indiana bonds .
thus leaving only the Mississippi stock ~ arrcar.
However. Il Congress should pass the law for dis
trbuttug the proceeds of the public lands amongst
the different states Of Amerlca. this val snpply
them with means to meet their engagements Tor
some time 10 come
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-31

Ma. SoUTHARD AND THE MoRRis CAHAL PosT-
NOTES. The \ zee Pres dent, not ot the United
states. but OF the Morris Canal Company, states
hat the total amount of post notes issued By the
company Is S61 .U6:l. of which there is now out
standing S56.-~. These post-n notes the company
propose 10 redeem ~ anthracite coal. soon as
the improvements the Canal are complete and the
coal raised fFom the mines. Those who desire I'M
mediate payment. probably might obtain order
on the miner for the requisite quantity OF coal to
redeem a post-note. Fms ~ the mode IN which
whIggery redecms IL paper promises. THIS is the
better currency iurniscd 10 the people by the acting
Wee President. How long viii the people consent
TO be swindled with the postnotcs and other ire
dcemable promises. TO accommodate the spectators
and pipe-layers who live toy their wits and vice.
Mr.. Southard and his lriend- rrpudiate gold and
silver as currency. on account ot rs being too
burdcnsomc Tor common use. But anthracite coal
We presume viii be regarded entirely portable
and convenient : a medium of redemption since 1t
has been sanctioned by the acting Vice President
OF the L. = and the President of the Morris Canal
Concern 4NaHy .lrgus.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-31
INDIANA HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY

4. meeting of the Executive Committee on
saturday July 20. l-Il. II was concluded % hold
tie second Annual Far Of the Society al lndi ana
polls on "Wednesday and Thursday, TIE 2oth aud
2lst DAYS Of October next.
81 articles Tor exhi 5ition he brought IN by 10
o'clock on Wednesday. winch wii' be arranged ana
examined BY the committee during the day In the
afternoon meeting % the members % tue society
viii be held Tor the transaction OF business " ten
o'clock on Thursday morning. the articles VIII be
opened public exhibition. and remain open until
two o'clock when an address VIII be delivered; i'm
mediatey after which. the report Of the Executive
Committee Will bs read. aud the premiums or certi-
fcaies awarded, and then public sale all take
place II all the articles intended 20 BE- sold the avas
Of winch 10 be paid into the Treasury FOR the
benefit of TIE Soc,ciy
Members OF the Socetv. ard all others who feel
interested IN the promotion 90 hort culture are ear
nestiy requested forward articles for exhibition.
Including every thing appcrtainlng 70 horticulture,
and horticultural implements %. any k'nd lhat may
BE- n-.dered Of ra.ue. Also. Il would be very de-
s.rtole written articles descr pilre OF any
new rare vegetable, fruit or flower, their quail
te- aHd the manner 81 cult vation also any i"ior-
maton relative 10 horticultural pursuits that may
be Of general interest
The limited funds of the Society Will not allow
OF awarding premiums bat cert hcaies wil be-
awarded Tor first and second oes, of all articles that
amy nave sufficient merit. and a tuli report made
out by the Executive Comm tiee Tor publication.
Ii Is oes gned that the annual fairs should be
held circular erent parts Of ;he state. but the
interest not having Yet become sufficiently extended
10 Justify The committee IN des grating any other
pont 1t Thought best 20 hold 1t THIS year tins
place. The committee are very DESTROYS that the
citizens u the different portions OF the State will
take interest promoting the objects OF the So
Getty. All sre at liberty TO enter articles for cxhi-
b.tlon whether members of the Society not.
JAaES BLAKE, prest.
\. G.. WILLARD. Scc'ry.
y. B. Publishers of papers IN Indiona are res
rc fully requested 10 give the above notice ono or
W. Insertions.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-31

Ihe New " Ord. 4 neutral paper. edited By /
known Mig talks very sens oily. listen:
The fact Is that General Jackson wa, a true
patriot that part 90 his course winch hl~ been
most severely ndemned proves the end. t. have
been tue most Wise and jlt. - measure was
ever more ierociously assaulted than the removal OF
the Geios.tes from, the In.ted States Bank. Yet
nad these deposies been suffered 10 remain the un-
doubted consequence would have been a loss TO the
Government OF every single dollar. The Wings
ask with AIR Of triumph did the Government
lose Il single dollar by the United States
Bank 20 Perhaps not; but does this prove that II
nerer coRld have lost dollar Ak the stoclhold-
ers ask the depositprs ask the holders OF post
notes ask the present rsciors even -bu, d. not
enquire of Nr. Nicholas B.dlle: else that amlablc
and injured Indiv.sual may hink 10 necessary 10 al
dress. >l another letter from tAe cool shades Of
iudliu-ia, to the lIoa. John Il. Clayton OF Della
ware"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-31

NooorN io,D.-Nc have been shown n vevc-
table curiosity or rather matter Of some doubt
whether II - Il vegetable or animal. II IS toad
IN perfect shape. found ~ n kno, of beech lo.r
The wood had grown over it. and had become
wood itself lnis - the opinion o. an who have
examined il, bat Il is beyond our philosophy 10 IN.
defs'and how animal matter can be- chanred T..
wood. Mr. J"sse Parker. VINO has II aud Obtained
1t IA Wilton, Will dep1ste IL an the State cabinet.
hfnlebcc6 .JD4raal.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-31
rnr vrro :-Gan,r FLARE rr AT co1runvs :

IHE NEro .-DgHAr FLARE TT AZ CoLuvnUs -
Immediately upon the receipt Of The NEro at Co.
lu'nbus. the following handful was issued
Whigs' 10 me Rescue john TYLER has turn.
cd traitor TO your cause lie has put h.s veto upon
TIE expressed w3l OF your immediate Representa-
tnes! iic has set up his d.ctatorial cdict as the
law of the land, against the known VIII of those,
who elected him. TURN OUT then, and let the
Dtciator know that you are not shires let a.
MEET At THE ENGINE HOUSE, at 10 clock
THIS morning ard place our seal OF rcpro5ation upon
TINS would-bc despot MAY WINGS
Friday morning, Aug 10"
considerable number 20, together The tone
Of their proceedings may be gathered from the isl
lowin-
Dr. Wood read the veto message. aud Genani.r
ed 1t a the lowest aad sliest dcmagog aisn aud for
lis author, lac boldly ayowcd TINT the Nhlg- woald
make hls seat 80 hot. thar r could not sili4d IT, h.,
utons from all parts oi the i.lon would dr.gc hmm
INTO retirement ani bis place would be filled by ,u.
who would on~ 10 the VII Of tn people. r.em.nG
Gus applause followed THIS aufpuurement"
The Stat s@taD says many Bhigs took "a fen. stand
Tor The etp nevertheless. H. tns mean time. the
DENocRNIc CANNON was pcaling forth a s,late.
a'.d the PEOPLE, OF all parties were rei,ciis IN =
large and most enthusiastic public meeting over The
downfall of Gays scheme, aud the safety Of ,,e
couniry.-Cn. Eaq.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-31

Ma JusrIcr SrRAD r. "a. aer..,., - n
Justice opr gao IA the ease ot te Lynn :, sitsa.f..r
Is uniformly regarded by ae public pr,>- a.. ABSURD
.y wrong. ihe Nc~ ,ra l.N,ress Il U.ss.,. ,r,n,
ra'c"i the decision. ani advises postmp-irr. out
o. oiii"icN TINT 10 any other plit of ih, world
rather dangerous hn- ness u open other PEG
"f- letters even they are presumed II b. anon
yin1us.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-31

SPoTs OK TuE Stain yes are con faulty
going forward either The solid body Of the sun or
It's lumlnou, atmosphere, winch 1T the gr, test
magnitude; aud tney SHOW That powerful agents
are IN operation H. pro- -ac c.f-c's IA Eng
lsh paper states tlai fAt 4ar-c clusters of spots
were travcrslng the suns disc on the 2.l of June
and OH the same day third cluster appeared On
the 21th OF the former spots had disappeared
!thongh % had scarcely rived at tAr "a i9. .ffa.
disc. iais chlHge was mass 81 matter lat.s.r
f.iau fae Ntol, .Afeni 81 the earth. ~ ,an f,rs,
hunted t q .va-tur-~ bg slp,,~lat i4i, com
tneni - BE- "r ,'ilned ~ tir At..ui OCEAN "a
twenty -i'ur n,sr- -Jo,oata II C.nmerrs.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-31

CHANCE, cIeL>.-A farmer. At juliet. H. a.
reriises .or maiden . become las W.T.. u, -
more than ta.Tty years ~ -. ~ith blue eyes ,n1
auburn hs'r. aud know, boss t. milk. feed o'g. I'D
90 al ein3S % household work. L.f.srs aIdre.s..I
70 " Is. w-l attended promptly
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-31

Ma BipDlr-Ihis notorious parsonage. Who a
few months since was laudcd - the skies by every
wing paper IN tie | mon, aud who they again and
again wrote should be made Secretary of the Urea.
sury II ever that party got possession of the reins
OF go.eFnment, IS noticed by tic journal Of Com
incrcc
g As to Mr. Bddlc, the philadclphians say thai
he has lost his morning smile and lordly step, and
even seems detected at the universal neglect with
which he Is treated by all respectable men. few
years sIncc be walked IN Wall st. and Chestnut 81.
a sort OF demi-god. Thousands locked To do horl-
age 10 hun aud even TO look nj hlm W., deemed
privilege. The merchants Of Phlldev with
n few exceptions. were his body guard the news
papers there as here laudcd him MS the greatest
hnancicr," II not tho greatest Of mcn. Now scarce.
" respectable hand is held ont - greet him, and
20 body cares To sec him but TO rown upon him
Thus shall 1t he with the man who builds his fame
on dcusion, and may all who seek To elevate them
selves upon the destruction OF the business classes
share the same fate.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-31

bt'fNG Norr.-lhe Ne~ York Tine. .,vs
- Ia u young candidate i1r a seat IN par ,,o..,,
t>hed 10 country town. what was most wanted
ana vas answered, % means L. ply Of the debt m
Cured by building our church. lie i,,rea,,,el,,
wrote check TOR E-.nu0 and the next .av Wa
elected the member from that county
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-31

\ JoAE.-~r Robert Pei grively addressing
hls constituents O. lamworth TOR two ho4rs-.x-
pounding 10 them his views upon the corn question
the sugar question and ether great matters Of STATE,
policy. and pretending to argue before them IN sup
por ot las conservative principles. ~ order To- raIn
their votes all the sa3d nsiiiucnts beng his own
humble tenants. and not ii them daring 10 vote
ag1ins, Sir Robert. any more than hc dare run
full tit against gong locomotive.
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