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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-10


TIE 200 ores o. my sHhcim Land, heretofore adycr.
Eaow I' ~ f s,n ,05 a1' gmd ,sSMs &C vii be made
Frederick bmg. Nay u, 1871. 10 g Ell
TIE bsrIihcT, residing about miles from New ksnI
Court House Ia pleasant aud healthy si'Irtion.
convenient 10 public worship has determined establish
Isl dsy Of ocuhr next, the care and s,ne t, n.
dence Of Mis- Eunse = Williams, direct from hoy sem.
lard the celebrated r@cs thsSeG The curse "sI Of SIN
dy besides the usual branches al English Educai1n
Mrh VIII he taught with care VIII embrace Logic
Rhetoric, Evidences Of Christianity NsIra aud Moral
r,'t"p'y Shen'Siry, SGoosy, B''S"y, &c T3ihese
WORK, bhh pam aud Ornamental. He has obtained me
services Eencnar highly competent To teach Nu c
end II much practical oIre,oueo. Every attention viii
b. PAID - the rails, h,bis AMI comfort Ufhe young
Dies Eight boarder- cat be arcJrn1datd by ihe
subscriber Terms, per Of 10 n,nts Tor board
tutor va, hing candies 6ed &c, sl1O. No pupil will ba
made 'o' mf 9s pnes, o1sSS,99G by sick
Aldro.~, New KcntC u. Ia In
20 Enquirer please copy
TUE subscriber wishes - utsi ose ofa h.s piop n, II
Virginia, privately. u IL be done aivanar susy:
not publicly in 80 days thi, date n rpd public
~ tie time, ierms &c. Will be given In future advertise.
incn'' and any one wishing privately can know
~ icrg'S 10y application to my brother Beverly He,
Suhct,,s J. o. P""hs'a" 90 Va.
LIST Ny Piu'aicn on Jtne- River. called DOVER
his csilct - ~ tie county Of Go 'chand, Is TOO
WEI known 10 'luire description II confirms 1907
acres ~. u which rrs low gruunts Also. the
w lSIlE' an t'Escns "u hari There were Go bush
| els Of wheat seeded mr THE FERN this ycl=
tanning 9buur acres ,VttI, tt. st,r al ali ~
81 About lOj NEGRoEs-Mcn, Women Boys and
an. My interest in the Gicso MIls-tho Corn Mil al
joining the aJoEe-thc Wafer power attached ani mum
Of Richmond e,ockoe Warehouse and the Old Locks ct
stu Two Tencmenis on Church Ill., in the CITY Of Rich.
Carer Of sad Ciiy; John HETn.
no The public sale Of the above properly will tskc
Ises gni 18th OCTOBER 1t will be offered privately
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-10

.5,,,------ ~ 2. NJ A1TTF.
- pAAS r . = few good -TONE-NA-ON- Z-T-I .,,,
- y or s.Niy able Soi"i BLACK LABOUREES MI ~
aie einll yUeul on the FOTi!d .a'irrs Al U,U,r
is''l' ~ applying Lieut. t'onUcI n s Ms D irs- !.
trrt Nonros, Oh Pc ~ Conlorf. ViTT MIA iI:snoInk
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-10
FOR LIVERPOOL.

TX The slip HARE AWAY, Captain Nlsbol.,,
gSkl now a. her wy frcm liverpool an e4pcets5 A.,
w. CIV Point by the ooh Iuly For 0eisif ar -.
sage; spPy to Benjamin limos. al PetersbIre. or 10
je@ a W ANDERSON = co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-10
EOK NV nnI-.-,N.

49, Tie schr SARAH LAvINIA, MeCEinS. master
nov loading, vii have tcsI afrh For fr.srHt aI
'.'5a 20 sPfD TO JAS. FISHER & son.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-10

100000
- prizes OF ; 900 are S2j, 900!
School Funi Lo"eTY, Glass No w, 7th scrieS-io he
drawn ~ the cry OF Providence. Saturday August Iih,
lSil-DTawing received TUESDAY morning CtpiaIs-
t3O,l, lOnbi, car 500. 100 300 2tT i7I7l y Of IGu
. ut so . St, 2OO 81 2D, g uf lju, Sc - Nos-3
drawn ballots WhOlcs slu-shaTcs IN proportion
Tickets, shares ami packages, all Lusres Of which
James Phalcn e.. MHuagcrF, may at any uruc be
found the above Office.
Orders from part OF the Union will the same
conhdenuaaud immediate entiun ASH personal appca.
ton were made. JAMES PUALEN & 90
ManaIcrs Richmond Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-10
HOYT q cos OFFICE.

Thercisa Ifcksf at HOYT'S LUCKY COURT,
WhSG, soon secured, leads on TO p-sr- FoRrUNE.
ShuksggaTs iHupTOrgd,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-10
ron LONDON.

49, l.r cl-rant s1Ip, WASHINGTON Capt R.nsoB.
. -. ,NA' ~ thia. tobacco f1 complete her .,rg.
%, Ing N wiIH despatch tur f.rirf. '4rpfy n, l,
a. IT, - y 'in'Ae r. sou c., Petersburg. ORC.
CHAS PALMER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-10

lANiD ANDERSON, JR will, in his own name
a'.. VI MS own account, transact any Commission Hu.
so . winch may be conhdsdio his manager eut Hc viii
..tlIe ne agent 81 tie Richmond Manufacturiur
Sa,y or ne sale 81 their Cotton Yarns, Cotton Okn1
al The stand formerly occupied oy D. Anderson
au2-f
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-10
sT4MNERISC ,TTpE1
CAit tSlA q e.. "a sIlIAG rs CIIEIE1,,.1

ne C-osS street les.iins 70 MsyDs EriIre All -
: ety 5psosH' 70 M,sEr- II " 4 ] fry A g
can ,e i"uni CarEl-zcs BsrNuchss Burgys ard SuIs.
Mu.e az % Nsinia Manufacture; anu a. We have lar
Wv, manu- AZ are Determined soil 20 sun the limo
~ v at VIII do well 20 give call fore purr h,s.
~ t''tei Ani "a We intend % keep sue aSt.rsss
variant and recommend. hope to tpeFt ara on.
,yio, sars o. rlolt' lal."naSo air James r Ncv
N'l" We ANs aNi''il''I Agent. will t.Ee psasyrr m
showing ON Carriages those ,v..v Eis! - sa -- "
O.. O.. MAYER 4. GURNIEN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-10
CHICK AHoIINY FARM EoI, SALE

King William, March 18TH l3iI. nhZl-ianl&;
should the above land be not sold before King Wi.
hm AuEust Court Will then bc offered for sale, leased
pr \ term Of years. EDS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-10
4. WORKS, Azen, for R.etn,p4
RoBERT r. RICHARDSON.
BENJAMIN " RICHARDSON

ly, THE Say entered into Ca.r5rfnrr.
Isl.t business boz this CIV. r8Hrr no
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-10
JNo A CUNNINGHAM.


ALBEMAKLE LAND FOR SALE.
TIE HNo acres o. my .Uhcim Land, heretofore adycr.
Il Used, T'ill for sale, nnt terms, &C. will be made
known 10y J. w. Saunders, Esq, charlottesville. OF
. JAMES ROSS
Nav 4
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-07-14
ENoLIsH BAPTIST uNIos.

Our acknowledgements are due to the
Rev. Joseph Belcher. Of Greenwich. for
the Annual Reports Of the Baptist Union
for 1910, and the Baptist Missionary So.
ciety, for ls41, and also a brief account
ofihe proceedings Of the session of the
Baptist Union for l64l.
The following is summary of what
has been accomplished by our brethren
during the year.-Chr. Watchman.
During the year. ll3 churches have
been added 10 the Union, making the pres.
ent number 7l5.
In Al local associations there are 1922
churches.
Into 977 Of these churches during the
last year, there were Admitted by baptism
or profession Of faith. 9536 members by
leitersof dismission from other churches
1882; BY restoration, having been former
" excluded, 995.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-07-14

Il not here an. important suggestion 70
molhers9 How many reward their chill
dreu's good conduct by giving them luxu-
ries for their appetite, or some flne articles
Of dress. In this case the animal nature is
placed. in one sense higher than the moral.
The child comes, from such training. to
think food and dress the most desirable
things in life. I know a mother who
hires her children to behave well at
church, by promising them a piece OF
cake when they come home. This
leads them to think it is the mere act OF
going 10 church which is the all import
ant thing. It Ellis the child's mind while
thefe, too, not with love OF the place OF
the services, but with thoughts about graf
living its palate. How often may the ioun-
dalton be thus laid in childhood for a su-
preme devotion to the body II is better
to let child do some act not quite right
or perhaps only inconvenient 70 ourselves
rather than crafty and stimulate her vani
~ by paying her for being obedient with
an article Of dress. We thus inevitably
excite her PANTY. We do positive harm
to effect. j. may be. an uncertain good
Mothers Assistant.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-07-14

Valuable Testimonial or Departed Worth.
The following paragraph is from letter just
received from brother w. G. Brown, who, while he
edited the Telegraph, recently, was Familiarity ac
ouainted with the deceased, spoken of. take the
liberty to give it publicity for the benefit of rela-
tiYes and friends.
"Bennington. July 3, 1s4l.
Brother Murray = ~...
| can hardly realize that poor WaHing
is gone.-That the dark wave has been his
windine-sheet, and that the cold pillows
have ex;inguished the lamp of life! But
SO it is. "What shadows are we and what
shadows do we pursue" We revelf for a
moment amid the joys of life, and drink its
sweet sunshine, and the hand of death falls
upon us, and we are changed to dust.
weep, for have lost friend. awe have
taken sweet counsel together, and walked
to the house of God in company" loved
him for his modestY, his single-heartedness.
andNhis devotion to the interests of others
In our most secret Intercourse IneVer knew
him betray disposition to dwell upon the
failings or to diminish the fame of any. o.
his acquaintance. His tongue had 40 taste
for the poison of SANDER, and well was /
gnarded by the sentinels oftruth. Ihavt
never known one in whom would place
more implicit confidence, or who better de
served the name of friend. Had he GVet
| do not doubt he would have been distin
guisaed as man ofSuncommon integrity
of high moral courage, and as a firm cham
pion in the great cause of human rights
But he has gone. His name is shrined il
hearts that love him, where it will be KEEP
as sacred as if craven upon monuments o
marble. His memory is sweet, for no pain
full recollections cluster around it. He ha
not lived in vain. Many lesson have
learned from his mildness Of disposition
his gentleness of manners, and his uncom
mon integrity. But can write no more
though my heart is full, and my tears flow
for him shall meet on earth no more"
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-07-14
NATIONAL SIN S.

l have been informed that Preslden' :
aree, Of Middlebury College, IN q 81 -,
preached in the. Congregational M' ~
house in this village, on the 4th Ins'' ~
took to take up the sins of this na'I n,.,
The sins which he specified were n.
Grafton of the Sabbath, Lntemperah1T %
Man of Sin, and InfdeIity. NOV h.s J
learned man ought TO know thai ~ IN.
not one national sin, properly sp' d
among all these which he enumefa' ,r.bll
dwelt upon. None of them are es'A'
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-07-14

THE SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION
OF THE ADDISON COUNTY ASSOCIATION
stands adjourned to meet in Whiting, on
Wednesday, the 2lst day of the present
month, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. 1t is very
desirable that every minister and superin-
tendentshou be presentand as many teach
ers and parents as can consistently. Ev-
cry church is requested to send delega-
ton, who shall come prepared to give as
far as practicable statistical account of
the several schools.
It is hoped that this notice will secure a
general attendance at the next meeting Of
the Convention. Brethren. we have al
ready slumbeled quite toe long over this
important institution. The day is far
spent-therefore it is high time to wake
out of sleep, and to put forth efforts that
shall be commensurate with this interest,"
ing and important institution.
V. CHURCH, Cfk of Con.
Whiting, July 9, l84l.
! EXPLANATIONS. II will be seenstthat the
meeting here called is an adjourned meet
ing-while there has been no notice in the
Telegraph of any previous meeting. The
reason is, was called away from the Min.
isterial Conference in which the S. S. Con.
vention originated, by the recent sudden
death in my family, before the plan for the
| Convention was matured. Ed. TEL.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-07-14
Rutland County Anti-Slavery Society.
CsaT endon Springs,
july 5, 1S41.

July 5, 1841.
At ameeting Of abolitionists, from differ
ent parts of Rutland County, pursuant 10 a
call in the papers, convened at the Claren-
don House, J. w. Hale, of Brandon, in be-
half Of the Committee, took the Chair and
called tolorder, and o. S. Murray was APP,
pointed Secretary.
Voted to appointed a Committee to draft
and present Constitution, for thepurpose
of forming Rutland County Anti Slavery
Society, and o. S. Murray, Sam'l Cotting
and Stephen Williams were appointed thai
Committee.
| Voted to appoint Committee to nomin.
ate officers for the Society, and R. r. ThralL
L. Sheldon, J. Holcomb, J. French, and
Geo. Graves were appointed that Commit.
tee.
/ Voted 10 appoint Committee on Reso.
lutions, and S. Getting, S. Williams. and
| o. S. Murray were appointed that Commit.
tee.
/ Adjourned to half past !, Pm.
Met according to adjournment.
| Prayer BY Stephen Williams, CoDgrega
tional minister of Clarendon.
Reading Of the Declaration of Independ
ence by Charles E. Hewes, UniVersalis
minister of Clarendon.
| An able and interesting address was de
lisered, BY Ryland Fletcher, of Cavendish
|. The Committee on Constitution report
ed, and the following Constitution wa,
adopted and signed by forty-eight persons,-
thi-ty-eight males and ten females-frou
eight different towns:
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-07-14

Br. D. Allcott writes us that he has re-
Gently had the privilege of baptizing ff-
teen believers into the fellowship ofthe I'd
church in Westmoreland, N. Y.-Bap
Reg.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-07-14

FAR WEsT.-Rev. James Gallagher
of the Presbyterian church, furnishes an
account in the n. York Evangelist OF a
series Of revivals, accompanying extraor.
binary religious servicesin Galena, Spring
field and Chicago, Ill. Burlington. Iowa
Platteville and Snake Hollow, Wisconsin.
Some hundreds were added to different
churches, as the result of these efforts.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-07-14
VERMONT TELEGRAPH.
BRANDON. WEDNESDAY, JULY Il, l84l.

~ Subscribers are Informed that post
masters can forsOGrd money, IN payment
for papers, free Of expense, to them or the
publisher, according to the decision of the
Postmaster General.
When subscribers a0ish 10 send pay for
the Telegraph, Vhot they haze to do Is,
to place their money IN the hands of THEN
postmGsters and ask them to frank it to
the publisher.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-07-14

Making d total of
90 missions,
SO Stations and out-stations,
81 missionaries and assistant mission
aries,
102 native preachers and assistants,
90 churches,
467 baptisms the past year,
more than 2900 members Of mis-
sion churches,
Al schools, and
S72 scholars.
The sumber of missionaries and assist.
ant missionaries sent abroadthe past year,
is ten -four to Africa, two to Greece,
one to Siam, two to the Otoes, and one to
Shawanoe. The numberof native preach
ers and assistants. has been increased BY
seven. An assistant missionary has re
turned from the Otoe mission, two from
the mission to the Oneidas, &C.. one assist
ant missionary from Siam, and two assist
ant missionaries Zone of them q printer,
from Tavoy.
One missionary and four assistant mis-
sionaries have died.
A printing establishment has beel
commenced at Edna for the use of TIT
Basa mission, and founts of type in Cher
okee, and in Burman and Karen of a re
duced size. have been added to the estah
lishments at Shawanoe and in Burmah
About l3,350,O00 pages of the Scripture
and Tracts have been printed during tn
year. chiefly at Maulmain. Tavoy. an
Bangkok.
The receipts of the Board FOR the pas
}. year. exclusive of appropriations iron
other institutions. and OF loans, -wer
S56, 946 A.
And the expenditures for the same Pc
Rod. 6l,860 2
Excess of expenditures above the re
ceipts. 4,9H 8
appropriations from other Institution:
24,l0
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-07-14
LETTER FROM MR.. DAVIS.

Mr.. Davis from Georgia, wrote the
following letter while he was in Boston,
to friend in his own Sta,e-N. III. Bap.
Register
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-07-14

INDIANA, CrawfordsDiAe.-In this wis
lace cursed with an Antinomian, anti
mission church, from, which band OF
devoted brethren separated some three
wears ago, a precious revival has been
experienced, during which some twenty
have been baptized by the pastor of the
Orthodox church. Bro, VIM. NJ. Pratt
The same brother has baptized thirty
three at Middletown. of which church ne
is also pastor.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-07-14
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.
From the Bap. Missionary Magazine.
OF THE BOARD :-REcAPITuLA

= tOm tuo Dup hAhSoAonaiy MoboAAuos
REPORT OF THE BOARD :-REcAPITULA-
TON.
The No. of Indian missions, is 8
:" Stations, and out-stations in
do, Ia
[" missionaries and assistant
missionaries in do. %
|" native assistants I" IL
." /" churches I" IL
I" " baptisms reported the last
year do, 1872
present number Of church
members do, 800
"a !" schools I" 6
yak" scholars l59
The number ofEuropean missions. isl 8
= stations and out-stations in
do, 81
missionaries and assistant
missionaries in do, z
nativepreachers and assist
ants do, 10
churches 25
/" /" baptisms the past year 90
"E" church.members 4l4
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-07-14
DEDICATION.

The Baptist meeting house recently re.
built in Pittsford, will be dedicated to the
service of God, on Thursday, the 22d inst
Services TO commence at 10 O'Clock, A. M
A full and general attendance is requested.
SAM'L HENDEE, } con,,,,.t,.o
ERR SPENCER, o0"'"''''ee'
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-07-14

Report OF the Board :-C0nctEs101.
In the mission to West Africa. there
are three stations, six missionaries and as
sistant missionaries, one naive assistant,
onenchurch Of Is members, and three
schools containing 70 scholars.
The No. of the Asiatic missions is
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-07-14

To the Bryan's Station, Livingston
aud East Hickman churches. encourage
ing additions have lately been made.
New Jersey, PGterson.--Some ff-
teen have baptized unto the fellowship OF
the Second Baptist Church in this place,
within short time.
ONO, Cheste7Uille.-One hundred and
Eve have been added by baptism to the
church in Chesterville, since the first OF
January.
SpR1NarIELD-Rev. Enos French
has baptized forty-nine into the fellowship
! of the church 10 Springfield. since March
| last.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-02-18

Stesi Ore.-Imporfmi Discovery
- me tosn Of Dasn~. Franklin county,
new foik, . vein Of msgnrlic oxide,
distinguished from The nsher mineral. 81
that region BY ils capacity Of yielding, d.
feeiis from The process ofsmelsinr. . sab
slaree possessing III The physical and che
mieal properties o. Manufactured slesl.
From this snalysis. IL sppsars thai The
sleel properties Of The subsisncs resulting
from The smelling Of This mineral are ii.
hsrsnL and mol The result, Of any new Or
peculiar process 81 ssssy. Horeser Iii.
ils lhs sorld may be prepared 10 give
efedenee 10 The srisirncs 81 such nine.
ral IN llhe stale Of IN oxide. de lacs is nov
ioo ssllss.ablished 10 admit Of keplicisns,
and m ore sho all examine The edge
Tools and eulllery of al kinds that have,
during The pasl season. been cast from
this mineral end ssni out into NEST Of The
eisies for samples. can 10 80 great VIC
Isnce 10 his own senses a 20 doubt any
longer The existence OF . ..nasaral steel. !
from which. by The simple mode of mould
ing and casing razor blades. penkhises
Shears. plane irons. gouges, axes of al
sizes and descriptions. and every variety
Of iools Of The mschinisi and carpenters
shop. are 81 once produced. having alllh
properties aud best qualities Of The pures
steel.
We have scinally srrn some samples o
articles cast oui Of This nsaly discovered
one which have been brought 10 This city
and are intended, Ne believe. 70 be pies
enied 10 the :. National Institution"
National fnielligenctr.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-02-18

10 BE suspirions. Great Britain has -.
aneslionsbly hern troughi iain pew re-
i.sien 10 me great Arab fsBily. She .
knoxn shroughaut The lad - he repre-.
senss,ise ii he Pfolss.sns faith. ssd nos
sppssrs before IL 10 N stiiands shseh
msst essslly diminish she odlnm. 4 no
more. IL eabrseing either The ssnlimshs
or the name. In proporlsns too a. lhs
independencs ard self respfca Of Me PEG
Die are fostered. 10 the poser Of me 4
norsnl and vicious priesthood weakened
Consideration Ike these lead me % o.
neipass 4 slider opeeing ihsn belofs ~
The Gcspsl. more freedom q soaseienee
and greater latitude II private J1dgDens
To mention ! circumslsnes Of loeai lnse'
resl-yon are aware shat The late Emit
Beshees REGARDED nur osn mission 1i.'
Ia jealous aud unlriendly eye; but w.
present chiet has sisised Mr.. u. y ~
house, and his private serrsisry snd CON
iideusiaI counsellor u . parlleniss fnsn'
Of The missinn. and hss gwen ~ his shfr'
boys 70 educate.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-02-18

els spy ding his brea danes whilss 10
lie o.ler. four ~rsks have been srrni &c
,hr upass precious time 81 he fsssian ~
uss.i ga pre- caption la. thnegh shess
= one sl.ssdv In exptenrs.
MeGeei gssrssGied ~ tie eunsirlien of lis
Indispensable Necessity e ~ salfa sss-
sisn Or canesess BY shs rePags.nes wish
gh.ch our good friends a r. FFssrnt
Admipi,ua,isn party rtgard IL They
appear 10 hs asrssly esiesed End shssked
hy .hs ide. 81 IL. Nishaul Il. shry know
,has their measures. fktir imrlemrrls.
their inssfsmenss. = in commune 10 operate.
With II shry are The praspfcl 81 he ssia-
bIishmeni Of th.sse sassary Nurseries Of
relief. Of lelora. snd u economy. siith
.sIe SAINTS II The people dsm.nd. ard he
will 81 The people has deesssd.
Some. aho have not we'll Tehecssd up
IN The subject. seen 10 sppSshend .hs,ss
Mr.. Van Buren, had. early N his term, ~
sb0rsive sxua sesslnn, an ezra sess;nn
nov msy prove irinfinus 10 The sdminisi
l,rslien Of GEN. Harrison. But f. shat
purpose was MS rxirs session raIlecf Wss
II 10 relieve The proplri No sueh thing.
That purpose was expfss-ly rapndlsstd.
Ii was called 20 propose that last mes dis
as,rnns link IN The cham 81 rash experl
|, meGis. The sGb-itrasuty. II Vas called
, NOT Cor The people. hui for The oiIice-hcl
isrs. Gensral Harron's extra ssssinH
f.hould lie summon ohfl III be consen'
ed for ihe benefit aud Cor The inisrrsl.
both Of The people government.
The occasion has seemed "a Us 10 cal
for The expression o. our vitws Of mis-
snhject, and We haze no, Summed Il
. We speak, Of course. Tor ourselves only
and with due lefrrener 10 The opinica,
. of such as differ IRON ~ upon This 9ues
lion.