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The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-07-23
SELLING OFF AT COST,

TTNIIE subscriber being about make new arrange
men in his business will dispose of his present stock
OF Goods at cost for cash.
The stock consists of great variety of Prints MOusn
dc Lains, French Lawns Gnghams, Shawls Hdkts. Do
nestle Goods Glass and China Ware, Groceries &c &c.
with many other articles too neumerous to mention.
Those who are wishing avail themselves of this oppor
unity to buy cheap, will please call and they will find
bargains which will de satisfactory.
CHARLES DANA.
Woodstock, July 4, 194l. G3-3w
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Brighton MarHet,
NONDAY INV 10 1871

At Market $50 Beef Cattle, 40 Cows and Calves 1880
Sheep and 10 Swine. rs Beef Cattle unsold
PRICEs,-Bcef Cattle. A further reduction was submit
ted to, and again reduce quotations. First quality
So 70 90, second quality S. 90 a so third quality
$500 a475
Cows 4 Calues.-Du. Sales SIS, Sls, s23 S2s, S32,
and S35
Sheep-Lots were sold at 81 so, 81 e. 81 SO, So 90,
So 25, so 81, 50 so, and SO Is.
S,vinc.-A small lot of pigs l-2 and l-2, and lot
mostly burrows at 6. Old hogs from Alto 2. At retail
from l-2 to 7.-NeW England Farmer.
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LIST Or LETTERS

y EMAINING in the Pos,oliice at Springfield,
IL W. June so, lSll.
Charles Aiken jeremiah Johnson
Abel " Adams Iycra Kendall
Horace Albee Joseph Knight
Samuel Adrich Henry kirke
Olive NJ Abbot Nancy Kneeand--2
Martin } Eoynton Simeon Latham
Henry Burns benjamin Lewis
John Risbce Jocob Lchield
Lucius Barnard Roswell Lombard
VIM II Bancroft Daniel Ioyeioy
Lawson Bruce Edward X May
Horace Bodsett John Morgan
lothian iritlon Lorenzo Moves
Lincoln Cutler Michael Parker
Sas Cutler l. w Pcrlam
Nelson Coblegh Louisa piIIsbury
NomlAs Cobb Geo Randall
Moses + Chase Solomon Randall
Curtis Chadburnc Joanna Randall
Nancy Davidson Mills Redfeld
Tural b Davis Henry Robinson
JeruSha Damon Eliza Seldcn
Ebenezer Davidson Annson Sloane
Sarah Demlng Sarah Spencer--2
Sylvester Ellison Il Shurllih'
John Ellison Retsey Smith
Christopher Ellis Martin Spcer
Edward Fairbanks--2 David Simpson
Pearly Fnssett Caleb Uphum
John Glaaier Perez Whtcomb--2
SULLIVAN Gould jeremiah Woodward
Isaac Howe SB Whipple
A X Howard Cummings Whtcomb
Leonard Harrington Geo Wheeler
Mr. IIadley De Wood
Willard l. Ilodgman Alfred Walker
Geo w Hall Elijah Whitney
Willard IIodgman w w Whitney
Lucinda llazeton William Wood
Geo jenkins Anna Walker
John f johnson Jesse Warren
62 GEO. W1SHBTR.N, p. .M
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Death Of Dr., .Mc.Neuen.-Dr. VIM. James Nc
Neven, the companion of Emmett, died in New
York on the 18th inst in the 10Th year of his age
Mr. Thomas Trainer is now the only survivor Of
the little band which accompanied Emmett tc
America, after the failure of their attempt to
lutionize Ireland.
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SILK WORM EGGS,

TIVE subscriber has for sale quantity Of very superior
l. Silk Worm Eggs, Of his rearing including the
SULPHUR, PEANUT, and NAMMorH-wHITE VARIETIES.
The eggs Offered are the produce Of selected from
the best ostock and have been preserved with the great
est care. The mammOl-whe ARE an improved variety,
resulting from careful and udciOus selection for series
of years by gentleman in Pennsylvania Persons wish
ing to avail themselves OF this opportunity of securing eggs
of the hest quality invited call soon the quantity
on hand is not large. SAMUEL FORD.
Woodstock, May %, ls4l. 56;tl
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I ION II @ l S E,
Dec. 90, 1910

MONTPELIER, VT.
TyNHE subscriber would respectively inform the public
that he has taken the above named House, and that
the establishment has been fitted up in good sylehe fat
himself that entire satisfaction will be given TO all who
may favor him with Gull Ever grateful TO his old and
numerous customers, who have parOnized him while keep
ing the Stage House, Danve for than ten years
past still hopes that they will continue their ayOrs at tho
uNON House, and he respectfully invites his present pat
and the travelling public, generally, when visiting the
Capitol him. pledgng himself that his house shall
be kept Clean quiet and peaceabe manner and that he
will do his best edeavOrs to render the stay o his guests
pleasant and comfortable. JNO. KELSEY.
Moutpeer. Dec. q, 1910. 35-U
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Nm. Brown's Sarsapariiia Mead is the most
delicious and cooling drink that we have tasted this
season, Every man should have bottle of the
syrup and box of the soda in his house for family
use. 1t may be obtained at Crossmans,
Detroit DQilv .4dr.
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LIST OF LETTERS

LIST OF LETTERS
DEMAINING in the Postollice a, Bridgewatcr
IL Vt. June 80, l8ll.
Jonathan Bixby T. A Head
Sarah c Briggs James VI Howe
Joshua Bryant--2 Thomas Knowlton
Noah Briggs John lampson
Horace Bugbce Mary Moore
Joseph Bngs-2 Lewis Newton
Almira Briggs Robert Palmer
Franklin Briggs Sherman Pratt
Joseph Chase Timothy Pratt
Matilda Clement Edward Pratt
Eli e Dixie Abigail Souhgn,e
Alonao Davis John Sargcnns
Amos w Dixie Sarah ASawyer
Ellen A French Ercin Slcnc
Nathaniel Freeman Michael shaw
Francis Perrin Charles Stalcrd--2
Rhoda Fletcher Samuel II Stevens
Philip Hammond James II Stevens
Albert T. Ilolt--2 John Smith
Asa Holt Hosea r 'rhompsou--2
Hiram Howard f x n Thompson
James lIosley Dexter A Talbut
JohA Hopkins Ezra G Tracy
Alfred llubbard--2 John Nosr
Oon Hudson Hosea Wilkins
Joseph Hawkins George Wilson
William Ilalhorn f. HENRY, p. VI.
N. B. Agreeable to the Pcsiotlice regulations
! shall give no credit on letters or papers.
90 F. H., p. VI.
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DISSOLUTION.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the coparnership here
~ toiorc existing ut South Reading between Rufus
Buck and Daniel p Jones' is this day by mutura consent
dissolved Those indebted to by note or account
requested to call and adjust the same Immediately.
RUFUS BUCK,
DANIEL T. JONES.
South Reading July 8, ls4l. 633w.
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NEW GOODS,

II VIE subscriber has just returned from Boston
l. with good supply of NEwand rAsHIoNA-
BILE GOODS, which, in addition to his stock on
hand, makes very complete assortment; all of
which will be sold lower than ever, for cash, pro-
duce, or approved credit.
Good sly Ie and high colored Prints for II cents
per yard, and some very fair as low as CENTS
Y. Ii. Tea, SO cts. Salt, $l,OO per bushel, and
other articles in my line, equally as low, Those
who doubt, please call, enquire and examine for
yourselves, OLIVER BAILEY.
So. Woodstock, July l, 1s4l.
~ b. All persons having accounts of one year
old and upwards, and notes good deal older, will
please call and settle the same very soon, or they
will find them in the hands of an attorney
62-69 Or.
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DIR. 4. SHERMAN'S
r-rDTC ATED -oZINGES.

II CHILDREN or aduits can take medicine in t''
form Without HHcuiiy.
is the oniy way 10 make il pheasant pet ti'corercd
u PHfch0s'ry UrN yi,asc ObSertC that tdt name -
SHERHIN, NJ Dr. is on each bOI.
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IIBERATDN-

THIS NAV certify that have given my son Charles
slocomt his time till he Is twenty one years oi nge,
to for himself and to pay no debts OF his conrnrnc
nor claim his earnings. OflS SLoCoMb
Woodstock, JHiy 10, 1911. b3-3w
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200 TONS NO. !. PIG IRON Equal TO SCOTCH.

200 TONS NO, |. PIG IRON Equal TO SCOTCH.
The subscriber feels the fullest confidence that orders for
the manufactures OF the establishment will, for quality OF
metal aud style of workmanship, be executed to the entire
satisfaction Of purchasers,
Orders for Stoves Plate should he forwarded early in
the season. All communications addressed to thcshcsr
her Mt Tyson Furnace p. o., Windsor Co. VT, will re-
ceive prompt attention.
AUGUSTUS HAVEN, AGENT.
Tyson Furnace, August, s, 1870 l;-u
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PoprrR H. SorrHG ATE requests al persons indebted Il
the late firm Of wtS souihsatc, to call ard make imme
Ji,,e settlement I. b. SOUTIlGATE.
April r. ISL. 5liu
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NASHUA AND LOWELL RAILROAD.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

:sI5s;' g s. . ssss7s fs..bl
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STRAY HORSE.

DROKE into the enclosure Of the subscriber on the 2It
ID day OF June last, small bay short switch tai
shod all round-fye six years old. The owner Is re
ouested to pay charges and take her away.
JACOB TEWKsBURY.
Hsrtland. July 2, 1s4l. 67-3w'
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SHINGLES,

TNEE subscriber has on hand, and for sale, 10000
J. prime SPRUCE SHINGLES, which, on account of
the "phrst wrae" times, high prices &C., will be sold for
Silt per thOusand S. w. ADAMS.
Sherbulne June 20, lS4l CLIFF
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NOYs. The subscriber has Just received The most eN
cu-ivc variety at chdrens toy :, offered for sal
in this vicinity. Call and see. J. IL, MIREoCk,
ScTt. %.
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LAST CALL I!

LAST CALL!!
A IL demands due the late firm Of WITT &
"A SOUTIIGATE, must be paid before the first
day of September, next
P.S. Particular attention must be paid 10 this
call, TO save cost.
The above demands will be settled BY
p. B. SOUTIIGATE.
July I, 1911. 62-G9
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RSu g. BARRETT,
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSE LLORs AT LAW,
WOODSTOCK, VT.

Office, Elm Street, near the Congregational Church.
THE subscribers have formed such a connexon under
the above firm, to be able TO give prompt and careful
attention to whatever business in LAW and CHANCERy,
may be entrusted to them. CHARLES MARSH,
JAMES BARRETT.
Dec. 20, 1910, 3C-tf
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cpcAT BARGAINS FOR CASH.

HAVE received from New Yo-k and Boston. general
| assortment Of SPRING n SUMNER GOODS, which
will be sold cheaper than ever for cash.
T. HUTCHINSON, Jr
Woodstock, May 2s, lsil
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DISSOLUTION.

rJ1IIE rnnurtrersn heretofore existing under the firm
/ WITT a. sOUrHGA ATE, Merchant 1ailnrs, Is TIL
day nv mutual consent dissolved. All demands due s1
lrm will be settled by 7. d. Southgnte.
II. 49, WITT,
wood,tock April l2 ISL I. D. SOuTHGATE.
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A List of the Prescribed and Re-
wardcd, in Vermont.
GUILLOTINED. REWARDED.

heS.x Lowry, MARSHAL WIZ. Da@noS, old fed.
DAN'L KELLOGG, Dist. Atty. CHARLES DAVIS, old ted.
MALACHI CORNING, Keeper
Of the Light House at Ju' E. JONES,
niper Island.
Azcl spalding, Pension Agent Thomas Reed
Custom House officers.
II Hocnbeck, Burlington, II Miller, Wi"iston,
Danlorl Mott Albnrgh Frederick Ia,en Alburgh,
Zoraster FiskG do Thad. Crane, Richmond
III Whtcmore, Swanton, Geo w Foster, swanton
John Denyitt, Franklin Oryill Rimp,on, Franklin,
John Lewis Berkshire, ]. Potter, Berkshire
Geo, w HILL Lowell j Rovcc, RichOrd
n Fuller Troy Curtis Elkins, Troy,
II Richardson, Montpelier Luther Cross, Montpelier,
Jane. Roberts, Burke, silas IIonehon, Lyndon.
A g Tar 1t. Adams, - -
Richard Powers, Master Of pcpi r. w.hstcr Milton
Revenue Boat, Burlington, ''
PostmaSters.
w .DowNER Sharon. CHESTER BANTER, old fed.
X. WELD llartland. CURTIS CADY.
l.. ABBOTT, Wndham. WILLIAM HARMS, Jr,
- BENNETT Rockingham. HARVEY WooD.
4. j. ORMsBgE, Rutland. JESSE COVE, oldied
]. II ROBINsON Proctorsyillc T. T. PARKER.
J. II. WELLS Bellows Falls j. W. MnoEE, fed ed0rF
A. ]. KgTcHAu Brandon. ID. w. e. Glars fed. editor
4. MILLS, Burlington. H. b. STACY, FED ednor.
O. CoLEuRN. Burke. AsAnEL BuRRINGTos.
]. SARGEAST Windsor W. Il. GiLKEY
G. A. GRANT, Woodstock, JOEL EAroN.
II. KELLOGG, Bennington DAVID Love
u. D. Newton, Norwich. Harvey Burton, old fed
p. o. Sargent Chester. Joel Gould.
= NJ. Parsons, jericho. ". NetherDy.
II. =. Morse, Sheburne. Geo. b. lsham.
G.. +. Barton, Charlotte. &. g. Martin.
NJ. IIerrington Factory Pt. Augustus Clark.
John Gllden, L. Randolph. Alfred Iebard.
| Seth Cushnian, Guidhall. ID. Il. DennsOn.
| l.. r. Barker, Shrrburne, Beni MaNhan,
| John Smith, Brookfeld Noah Paine,
| Oliver Averill, Northfeld j.. Smith,
| James Hale. Barre, Johnson
| l. l. Ducher, st. Alhans, Oscnr Burton,
| Addison Buck, Ptsiord, ID Wnsow,
! l. sihley T.. Montpelier, Mctrnli,
G W kmball, Barton, - Cobb,
| Moses French, Hartford, Justin Brooks,
| s e leonard, WansUrd, -
| G. Monitor, Caseton, Chester Spencer
| N Bancroft Pianfeld, b Hall
| b p Chamberln, Braintrce, Abel Lyman
| s 4 Pike. johnson, Lynde
| Camp. Stowe Geo Downcr
Shubaei Wales z Roybury -
| f. Farr, Wells River, II Tracy
Geo w Gates, Lunenburgh, :. Sargent
| G. n Walker Benson, II Aiken
Caleb Hall, Clarendon, g Hall, jr.
| A II Green, Dandy, Vail
| n clark Middlctown, - Lilly
- Bosworh, + POnltney Harris
S BooSer, w Poutney. leiiingweh
ID Taylor Pawlet, swallow
t"If the principle Of all these nppontments-thlS mo
nopnly Of public trusts by members of Congress an
n Partisan Editors n he cxreptonalle, tnnd wonl
| k.ro all, JaIt
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Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Work.

rJNiIE subscriber would inform his friends and the public
i that he continues to carry the above business in
all its branches, his old stand nearly opposite
Whtney Hotel, where he will hold himself in readiness
to accommodate all who may feel disposed to patrouize
him The best Of stock will be kept constantly hand,
and no pains will be spared keep the best worknen in
constant readiness TO execute orders for the durable
ware in this line
HAND AND ron SALE,
sTANLEY's PARLOR sTOvE5-tfour sizes, 1.-THE most
beautiful pattern in the market. Also.
wOOI.sONs COOK, and sheet iron diving due, COOK
STOVE, and Sheet Iron Stoves and Pipe.
COPPER BOILERS TEAKETTLEs.
TIN SAP BUCKETS, Ia new and much approved aFtice)
HARD WARE. &C. &C.
All who are in want Of any Of the above articles will do
well to call and examine the and prices, before pnr
chasing elsewhere JOHN BIIsH.
Woodstock, Dec. %, 1910. "a
N.B.--Cash paid for Sleeps pelis. }. ".
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NOTICES hereby given that the firm of DowN-
~ Err, SMITH & Co., is this day dissolved, by
mutual consent of the parties
SOLOMON DOWNER,
JACOB SMITH,
IONA, SMITH, Jr.
Bethel, June %, ls4l.
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4If the prjncip,s Of all these nppointmentsis mo
nonny Of nuhlie trusts by members Of Congress and
n Partisan Editors II he oSreptonahle, lnnd womn
not have alluded To them BUT FROM MY DEliBbhhlE
CONVICTION THAT THEY ARE ESSENTIALLY vi.
CIOUsO THEIR EFFECTS ARETRULY ALARMlNG'
Henry Clay in ls29.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
A LII persons indebted to the firm of lIAPGOOD
"A & HENRY, are requested TO call 10 make
settlements and pay Immediately, or there will be
some other course taken.
HAPGOOD & HENRY.
Bridgewacr, July l, lsil 62df
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mrs. BURNELL & CASTLE, have entered into part
~ nershp in the practice Of Physc and Surgery and
will for the present. be found at their respective pisces Of
residence.
Dec. 1910. Sl-n
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WILLIAM BROWNS
ShRSApARILLA COMPOUND SYRUP.
S. Z. MUNG Il Il.


TIVE most popular, the most pleasant, the most whole
J. some and one OF the most powerful purlyers OF uu
blood. Every body is pmSng IT, aud all are in pursuit o
it. See that you get the genuine, and call for william
Browns snrsnparla Compound The article is for su.a
hy all the GrOCer and many Oi the Druggists in Boston
Salem, Worcester, Lowell Springfield, Hartford New
Haven New Bedford, FAN River, Providence, Portland,
Bangor aud most Of the country towns arc supplied.
Dealers are supplied at the manufacturers price by al
the wholesale West India Goods and Durggcst stores IN
Boston,
1t is the cheapest preparation of Sarsaparlla now IN
market according to the quality Price 50 cents bottle
including the soda. No can doubt its efficacy uc,
examining my new steam apparatus or extracting tic
strength from the root. Aud further evidence 81.
certificates of Mr. Fesscndcn.
hereby certify that within the last two months have
prepared in my mill, for William Brown Chemis, al
Washington street Boston, two thousand five hurGr'n
pounds orthc best Of Spanish nrsupua the greater rur
is already used mp, in manufacturing his celebrated McLc
syrup. have further orders to prepare more.
PHILIP b. FESsENDEN, West Cambridge, Mass
Sqrsoyari}id Compound or Sirr Top. This celebrate
Summer has al length found its way into Che
hire county We have tried it and ind o ii prottsse
tObc 1t is recommended for its chenpucss, about o.
cent for Il halt pint tumblcr ~. II. sentiment
UUiiam Broums SarsaprHa Neat makes cnnltal' 90
vemge for this weather, 1t is cheap, vholeson !
aud refreshing 1t is almost Fashionable ms hard eide
Ci1reropt EGeie.
Sold by r. HUTCHiNSON, Jr', Woodstock. j1-ly
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EDGEFIELD ADVERTISER,
BY
W.T.. DURIsoE, PROPRIETOR.
n e n N S

Three Dollars per annum, ~ pau ra,,. :.
n,a,nss-Threo Dollars and Fis'y cenls
;rno, paid before tho explratlon oi - H.N
Man,hs from tho date OF Speserlpnon-
a,d -Four Dollars If not paid w.'hIn .we.,s =
sSon,bs. Subscribers out OF the S'a'e arc
-souired to pay in Advance; H..
No subscription received 10: iesS u"su n,;1
nae vear, aud no paper disconllnues un.''
al asrearagcs are paid. except al Tue op'
,;en of the Publisher.
An subscriptions will be eon,inued nm
,ess Otherwise ordered before tue eSp''a-
IA Anv person procuring Ave Subscribers
and becoming responsible to'the same
shall receive the sixth copy gratis.
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for the first insertion, and 43a cts Tor eaeh i
continuance. Those published monthly
or rouar,erly will be charged 81 per square
for each Insertion. Advertisements no,
having the number Of insertions marked
on chem, will be continued until ordered
ont, and charged accordingly.
All communications addressed 10 'he
Editor, pos. paid, will be promptly ano
strictly attended to.
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From. The Globe.
WAsHIy6ToN. Aug. 19,

WAsHIS6ToS, Aug. ~.
The Bankrupt bill was returned 10 the
Senate with the Presidents signature.
The Land Distribution bill was then
taken up. and variety of amendments
were offered, uoue ofwhich, however, were
adopted.
The hour Of twelve having arrived, the
Chuir announced the special order OF the
day-lhe bill TO incorporate the subscribers
10 The Fiscal Bank of the United States.
with The message Of the President refusing
his assent thereto.
The debate on The Bank bill. accom-
panied with The Presidents veto. was pro-
irncrcd 10 so late an hour lha, we have not
time. before our paper goes TO press, 10
touch upon The topics discussed. II was
conducted with unusual ability by Mr.
CLAW on ono side, and Mr. Rivcs on the
other.
Mr.. Clay. in his opening speech was.
for him, singularly temperate in tone. and
prufuse in friendly protestalIons towards
The Presidents; but before he concluded The
dav. he gave the rcns to his vehement
missions, aud strip, off the disguise with
which he had labored TO cover his feelings,
Although, in The first effort, he preserved
some moderation of manner aud express
sion. his whole aim was manlfcs,iy TO COW
er The President with odium, and destroy
him with the Federal party.
He began by reading his inaugural ad-
dress, aud declared that, although at first
he mud o,hers entertained dlsIrust as 10 the
Presidents course, that paper had dispe!-
led ak apprehensions about the fate OF q
bank charter n, his hands. de said that
address had satisfied the whole Whig par
~ and press throughout the counlry-thai
he was prepared 10 assent 10 the cstab-
lishmenl Of National Bank. He referred
mex, to the implied pledge in accepting
The nomination from the Harrisburg Con-
vention as Vice President, which no said
every body knew could not have obtained
no. not even the vote Of single mem
Der oil that Convention. nor single Wing
electoral vote. if il had been suspected thai
be would not have yielded TO the party
wish in favor Of Back.
He then ran over the histAry OF the Bank
oues,ior, and insisted that all the fathers
Of ,be Government. to whose example Mr..
TvIer had pledged himselfto subscribe, had
ali in succession (includiug Mr.. Jeferson!!)
piven in their adhesion TO Bank.
The whole scope ofihis part Of the ar
eu,nent was TO make tho impression that
Mr. TYLER had played false with the Wing
parry-duping them into his selection. as
one devoted 10 their cause, which he had
now determined 10 beirsy. He referred 10
that par, of President Tyler's message in
which hc says. il. with his convictions Of
the Constitution and the duties imposed by
his oath. be had given his assent 10 the
bill, i, mus, have subjected him 10 the
scorn Of the public, and stained his eon,ci-
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ence with crime. and employed it in
way. to make the impression that il was
an attack on the probi,y and purity Of Mr..
Madison. whom Mr.. Clay represented IS
having acted in the way denounced BY tho
President.
He next took The position thar. If Mr.. T.
had been disposed TO comply With his duty
TO the party 10 whom he owed bis elevation
Ito the country ,ha, demanded Bank at
his hands, as essential to i,s property
that he might have permitted the work to
be accomplished without doing violence TO
DIS conscience. He said be might have
allowed the bill 10 become law wi'hou,
MS s'gna'ure, by The lapse Of The tee days
gwen in the Constitution for q veto. or he
might have followed the example he gave
nlmselt, when be resigned his place 10 the
Senate. under the instruction Of the State
Legislature. He considered the State Le-
g'Mat've instructions as not more decisive
evidence of the will Oft people Of Viz
slnia. ,hatthe late vote Of Congress, q de-
mons'retion Of the will Of the people Of the
Union.
He gave the history Of the progress Of
The vetoed bill-lhe elfor, to accommodate
It 10 the Executive scruples; and finally
reviewed the veto message itself with strong
and pointed animaovers:on.
Mr.. Rivcs responded with grra, fervor
and power. He encountered Mr.. Clay's
positions al every step, whether of fact or
argument, and, in our opinion, most
successfully refuted them. We would
touch more fully upon the details of The
discussion if time permitted. Tomorrow
we hope 10 lay the whole before the pub
lie.
The vote was taken again on the BILL
II stood 25 for, aud "a agains, il.
Al the end Of the debate. Mr. Archer
called on Mr.. Clay TO disclaim some coarso
and derogaiory illusions which be made
10 part Of the Virginia delegation in the
House. He called Them caLal. that op-
posed every measure Of hePresideu, whom
they professed 10 sup ,rt-said lhat ru-
NOR indicated tha, they were trying 10
make third party; and with nauy sour
Wy phrases, gave Them the cognomen Of
Kitchen Cabinet.
Mr.. Clay refused TO discloim.