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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1841-03-13
IMPoRTANT RUMoR.

Ii is rumored that Mr.. Fox, the British
minister at Washington, in pursuance Of
instructions received from his government,
BY the President Steamer, has demanded of
our government, the peremplory liberation
Of Mcleod, and upon refusal, his passport
that he may return to England.
The N. Y. Herald says thatit is also
generally believed among the diplomatic
corps. that, in the present position of Nc
Leod's affair, the american Government,
according fothe ia,c cfnations, wiH deiiv-
er up Mcleod 10 the Canadian authorities
and thus take him out ofMe hands or the
legai a,ahOriiies Of Ne,c Kork.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1841-03-13
FOR GOVERNOR,
4yn .usRCw co.s.sE.s rxo.v.

The democratic state convention met a,
Harrisburg or the 4,h inst. Every county in
the state was fully represented. DAVID
r. PORTER was reneminated on The frs!
ballot by unanimty never before equalled
in any convention for similar purpose in
this state, two votes beiig cast against
him. This event will be hailed with 10y
by the Democratic party throughout the
state, and vnied as they will be. will march
on to certain victory at the October election
under the flag of
PORTER AND DEMOCRACY.
We have been compelled to postpone the
proceedings the convention until our next,
TO make room for the Presidents Inaugural
address, believing that our readers would
be anxious TO sec this real curiosity.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1841-03-13

Congress.--Thet twenty sixth Congress
expired on Wednesday. All the general
appropriation bills were passed, although
not more than one in twenty of the bills re
ported and laid over from last session. have
been acted on. Few of the great mass Of
bills were touched. Abon dozen were
passed during the last ten days.
Unspnn Cloth.-Mr Araold is exhibit
ing in New York specimens of the new
mode Of manufacturing cloth without spnn-
ing OIL wearing. BY this process wool may
be made into cloth with the greatest rapid.
ty, and at an expense Of less than six cents
yard.
No Ertra Session. No extra session
of Congress it seems will be called at pres
en. Ii the new administration conceive
once necessary ii will be called by-and bye,
by special proclamation.
tirginia Senator William S, Archer,
FederaIlst, was elected U. S. Senator, from
Virginia on Wednesday, on the second bal
lot, Mr.. Rosre's name having been ,eith-
dratcn gtfcr The first trial.
French Preparotions.-The French
Minister at War has been voted various
sums, amounting in all to 50,O0O,O00 doll
ars. This includes the appropriations Tor
the Notifications. This looks walike.
THE Whale Eshery.--There are AGO
vessels amounting to nearly 5000, tons.
10000 seamen, and from fifty 10 seventy
millono of capital engaged in tie whale
fishery.
Kentucky Tobacco. cO.--Keniucky produ-
ces annually tobacco to the amour, of
100000 dollars.
4 Duel was fought near near New Or
leans or the 2lst uit. between Frenchman
named Dauphn, and Creole named Mo-
ra. IN which the former man of family,
was Instantly killed. The latter was shot
IN the Wristbands, but received ne bodily
injury. They fought with guns at 80 pa
ces.
Il FaR.--A little boy fell over preci-
pice, at Rochester, n. Y.,7O feet deep,
few days since. and escaped with only the
disiocaiion Of his ancle. He fell into
snow drift.
Cant Pay a.-On the first of April$5-
000,0O Of debeniers owed by the Uniled
States Bank, fall due, aud on the first day
of October, $5,0O0,OO additional, for
which stocks ale pledged.
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0Br7ETABEs .

DIED-In Caiiawissa, the Rev. ID. v.
STOCK, late member of the Evangelical
Lutheran Synod of Pennsylvania. HIS
earthly remains were deposited in the L,l
iheran grave yard on Friday the 9Th inst,
on which occasion the Rev. William j.
Eyer delivered discourse on I'd Tim.
4, 6, 8.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1841-03-13
10 the Directors Of Common Schools in
Columbia County.

SotUmOtU SONfHH.
GENTLEMEN:--The following statement is made
IN accordance with the School Law passed in 1886.
The amount of tax every district must levy to en-
title itself TO the share of State Appropriation, is
sum equal to at least SIXTY CENTS for every
taxable inhabitant in the district, according to the
last t.ennial enumeration made in the spring of
l839 A list of taxables in each district is hereto
annexed
Districts that have already accepted the Common
Cchool System, and received their share OF the ap-
preparation for former years, will on levying the
proper amount of tax, be entitled under existing
laws to receive for the school year ls42, which
commences on the first Monday Of next June, ONE
DOLLAR for every taxable.
Districts which have not received any part of
the appropriation of former years, but which ac-
cept the system FOR THE FIRST TINE, at
the annual election in March next, and levy the
proper smount of tax, will under existing laws
ceive 81 40 for every taxable in the district, in
1885, and So 90 for every taxable in 1889, accord
ing 10 the annexed list. These sums by resolu-
ton passed April 3th 1910, will remain in the
State Treasury for the use Of non-acceptng dis
tricts, until the first of November, Is4l, and no
longer.
Number Of TaraJie Inhabitants in the
scperai School districts of the county,
according to the enmncrations Of 1885
ooJ ipQQ
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czsz-zw--ysyEZR

Confrmea.- nominations Of Mr..
MIR. Webster as Secretary Of State, Mr..
Ewing, as Secretary of the Treasury, Mr..
Badger, as Secretary Of the Navy, Mr.. Bell
as Secretary Of War, Mr.. CIiuenden, as
Attorney General. and Mr.. Granger, as
Postmaster general, were confirmed by the
Senate on Saturday last.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1841-03-13
E-szz..s-zz.sss1 E-szz.--...z-s-zz.sss1

From Washingion. n.---Of the 10000
strangers who visited Washington, to see
the Inauguration, about 10000 were e~e's
ed in {" boring for oililes" % .ios' o' ."e'p
-, .a,,..e4 :.viae wore such detected and
-ncggarly aspects, that their own dogs bark
et at then, as they entered their doors.
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ryazrE-g-rzrrszs

The Federal State Convention that met
at Harrisburg, on Wednesday last nominat-
ed John Banks, Of Berks county, as the
candidate for governor. lie will be after
the election like the suspended banks. left
10 himself
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M7IM1IENIAno

MARRlED-On the 4lh inst. by .he
Re-. William J.Eyer,Mr, PETER DEAL
of Danville,to Miss MARIA ANN GEAR
HART, Of Miniin.
On the same day, by the same, Mr.. ia.
COB KOSTEBADER, to Miss MARCIA
RET KNl1'FLE,bolh OF Ca,lawissa.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1841-03-13

fne there is nothing new, nothing original,
nothing but flaulent reiteraiion of the po-
lilical slang Of his party, from the com
mencenent TO The termination Of this most
weak, and most pningenuous address.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1841-03-13

Courtesy - Mr.. Van Buren, has declined
the honor Of public dinner at Washington,
offered to him by the members Of the 26lh
Congress. Official consideration induced
him 10 decline. an
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1841-03-13
THE ESTATE OF WILLIAM KN0RR
DECEASED.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that
rAns,s or administration on the above es.
tate have been granted to the subscriber, re-
siding in Bloom township, Columbia couu-
ty. Therefore all persons indebted to The
estate of said deceased, are requested 10
make immediate payment, and all those kav.
ing claims will present please them, pro-
perly authenticated for settlement
| shall attend at the late residence Of the
deceased on Tuesday the I'd day of March
next, TO make settlement with all who may
call. Afterwards can be found at my res.
denre.
JACOB HAGENBUCH, .9dmr.
Bloom, Feb. 20, lS4l.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-06-24

Fs de psssFRi candiiian a our eaEn
~. he Fslssf - b. aasisiPsssd iFsn sari
a isssilalsoA anat be Immsliafs. ~
msss b ths wosk aftme. The basiaes,
ii fhs soaa<y saaid. toaeser. II III
apinaoa of he nndessssnsd. slsadly -
esrsinly sesiss ssaes 80 inaaence.
Il whssegsr paint n light Ihe under.
siensd = sbis II rsss lhis sahees. he u
issssislssiy led . he eenrluslan that sush
kscal sesua. . formed - 10 possess those
Iapefiapi Euarliaas. j. alike essential %
shs wans 81 he TressaSy and Ut ne
community. Such N IRssI'uiion should
be fsaned with driibsrsian. for u must
hsss hieh dalies 10 perform. and exses'
.sss anseress % ProIset add promote: and
Il shnuld be grated Sisa care. inf u
w,ll he liable 20 great and dangerous aba
xs.. Az the ksesi agent Oi The Govern
meus. and ~ sEsenEs regulator OF the
eursney in . wids,sPrsad community Il
should be steady and uniform IN is &c
,isu. and 6xsd and stable in lss sharse-
Ser.
The undersigned has no dOubI Of the
pawer Of Congress 10 create such an IN
stiiuuoa. Expetieacs has proved lie ne
eessity 70 carry oui other expressly gran
led Powers; IL has been exercised and re-
ssfssssd sy The Legislative and Exeeu-
live depsrsasn,s of shs Coyssnmea, dur.
ana Esur 6fshs Of the whole period nf our
axiousI existence. and has received the
saassa sanction 81 our highest Judicial
sfibnad.
We, that power has been questioned
BY many wise and psariatic statesmen
whose opinions are entilled 10 sonsiders
lioa and respect; and in . measure like
shis Of high political import which. IL
wisely conceived and cordially eoncurred
in. mast have . gEes, and enduring in
fusnee on shs prosperity Of The country.
/. 10 important. 40 far as possible. 10 OBJ
xiaIe objections and reconcile opinion.
II such sn institution can be SO eoneei-
sea 10 priaeiple and guarded in i.s details
10 10 remove all sesaples touehiag the
question Of constitutional poser, and
ihas sseid ihs obieeiiaas which have
bean urged against those heretofore Gre
s,ed by Congress. i will. in The opinion
Of the undersigned. produce he hsppisstl
results. aud confer lasting and iuporisn,
benefits on shs country.
The undersigned. iherefsre. respect.
fulIy rseumn ends The creation of such
fiscal agent. and The repeal Of The act Vi
July eth, ls&e. providing "lcr The col
lection. safe keeping. transfer. and dis
bursensnsof the public revenue" excsp,
The penal provisions thereof, which wiil
probably require revision and modi6ca
gIo0. ~s
AL which 10 respectfully Submitted.
r. EWING,
Secretary Of The Treasury.
Treasury Department. June 2. l5ti.
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Treasury accompanying de PFssidsnfs
Messags--coniEoErEling ME. Ewing .
risGs and statements Of ihe condition 81
he Enances-lrRyiBg. particularly, re
existence 81 National debt . he fourth
ur March. and defending. i large. de
financial policy and management Of the
Treasury Department under The lale Adj
|mlnisiraiion.
Afler which the Senate went into exec
ufiFe session.
Thursday. Ians IL.
Mr. Buchanan introduced resolution
ealing On The President Of the United
States ior list Or III he removals from
etiice since The 4lh day Of March last, and
the reasons for such removals; which
was laid on The table and ordered 70 be
printed.
The bin 70 revive and extend The char
ters of certain Banks in the District Of
Columbia was read second lime; and It
the suggestion Of Mr.. Evans was laid
over until tomorrow.
The Senate then proceeded % the I'M
finished business Of yesterday. VIZ: the
motion 10 print an extra number Of the
Treasury report:
Mr.. Evans addressed the Senate II
great length chiefly in answer % Mr..
Woodbury's remarks Of yesterday.
Mr.. Wright followed: and after speak
ing for half an hour, gave way for . mo-
ton TO 90 into Executive session.
Friday. June rs.
MIR. Williams presented resolutions Of
The Legislature Of Maine in favor Of such
amendment Of the Constitution As will
limit The service Of the President % one
term. IL
Mr.. Bates presented resolutions Of the
Legislature Of Massachusetts, Of like
import; and recommending that the cleo
ton for the same may take place through
out the states on the same day.
MIR. Clay introduced memorial from
the citizens Of 81. Louis in favor Of a
National Bank.
The unfinished business Of yesterday
being the motion 10 print 800 extra
copies Of the Report Of the Secretary Of
the Treasury-was then taken up.
Mr.. Wright concluded his remarks
commenced on yesterday; when The debate
was continued until a late hour BY Messrs.
Woodbury., Evans and Wright.
The Senate then adjourned until Mon
day; Mr.. Calhoun having the floor.
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safe ksspiug. snd disbsrssRsnt q lie
pshiIs REsnhe.
AL which i respectfully sahnisasd.
II. EWING.
Secretary II lhs Tsssssly.
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Esss-~f-~-- 80 'ss---s-sr affhe Tr<asn
~, frsasmiifiag % fas Ssasfs. o. compliance
sas rsseisfssa sf that toSy, plan ef .
Bsnk snS Esssl 1gfsi.
Treasury Department, June ~, 1871.
t. lie Prtsiisni Of Tia Senate 81 The u STATES:
SIN: obedience 10 the directions OF the
Sensle, contained in their resolution Of
the 9Th instant. the Secretary Of The 1'ies-
sury has prepared. and here = ish submits.
o plan Of Bank and Fiscal Agent
In ihe general plan and frame Of said
inssiusisa, he hss endessored 10 free il
from the constitutional objections which
have been urged against those heretofore
created by Congress. and. IS far a. prac,
iiesbls. without impairing lis usefulness.
20 guard i, in its details sgsinst the abuses
70 which such institutions are liable. And
he now respectfully submits il To The Sc
nale, with the hnpe that. in The process Of
confederation and enactment. il NAV be.
come. whs, he dad not presume To pro
msse. BIT ws:ch iie earnestly desires 10
see in me possession If the nation. Bsnk
and Fiscal Agent. free from constitutions
objections, and adapted 10 the wants Of The
county and convenience Of the Govern
meRi.
it's proposed 10 incorporate Bank ia
the Disrict of Colombia by The name 9th,
Fiscal Bank OF The United States, hapin,
. capital Of thirty millions Of dollars, wiil
powes In establish branches or Offices o
discount and deposiIein the several States
with the assent Of the States; thai ihe Go
verameas Subscribe one fifth part OF thl
capital; aud on The suPpasilion thai il i
she purpose Of Congress hereafter to d.
Tsci that che fourth insialrnenl. spprnpria
ted BY the deposiie act oil June %. 1896
shall BE- paid into the treasures of ID,
several Sales. IL 10 also proposed that
subscription 10 that amount be made il
abe name Of the United States. for the Us,
of The States respectively; The stock to b.
assigned tn. and become The property Of
such States as shall accept the same, in
~& @ss"ss SUI Aa hS pAOp0fABHss sus
subject 10 all The conditions, provided AMI
imposed by tina, act.
And fox ,as amount Of The six million,
10 be snbcrIbed by the United States or
their own acrouRi. and also for The amour
% be subscribed for the uss of the sssera
States. ID 10 proposed that stock be Gre
ased. bearing sn interest of Eve per cen,
per annum. redeemable al The pleasure o
she Gossrnmeni ., any time after fifseeI
years. .
In ease coagssss shoaid not see 6i I,
make such provision ~ 10 proposed fo
paying 10 the States The fourth insislmen
under The dsposae sci. il may be vel
sosia while 10 considsr shelher the
ssssrs might mi be permitted to lake III.
stock of The Bank according 10 their res.
rschse amount Of population. 10 ihe ex
tent Of Ten millions 10 ell. issu,ng there
for siock ri their eva. hearing such IN,
tssssi. end relmburssbls a. such periods,
% might be prescribed: the dividends on
che shares thus held BY The States. respee.
usely. 20 be arriied, in The frs, place. 10
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Esss.-f ~~-. 80 s~~~~s-su 0ffhe Tr<ass.
~, frsasmisfiag . fas Senate. On compliance
sas raeisisaa ef that so9y, plan ef .
Bsmk and Esesl 1gesi.
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HIuHuuys June II.
The house resumed the consideration
OF the motion heretofore submitted by Mr..
Torrance, to reconsider the vote by which
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-01-21
STATE LEGISLATIVE

The bill to establish and regulate Com
mon Schools IS, decidedly, the most lni-
portant measure of the Session, and re-
quired more time 10 arrange the details
and mature the plan, than any other. The
great bone Of contention vas, whether the
distribution Of the Literary Fund, Aoald
bc according to federal numbers, Or AZ.
cording to fhue population. Tie qpes-
ton was. after protrIcled debate, decided
ia favor ol'lcJcrsl population. Mr.. Nuora,
Of Ilulitax, Who favored tins ratio Of Gi-.
,ribuHon, delivered in tho House, on fri-
day, one Of the aost powerful Speeches
10 which the Session has given birth
Mr.. Buylen, Of Sufry, advocated at great
length, and with his usual ability, the op-
poslte side Of The question. Several others
spoke, but we did not hear them. We
learn that the author of the bill, which has
received the sanction Of the Legislature,
is Jonathan Worth, of Randolph gen-
tIemau, Of whom 1t may be- SAID without
punung, that his modest north affords the
surcst guarantee Of his future distinction,
This law. il encraeucaly carried out, and
we believe II win be, viii dot our land all
over with Public Schools, and put it in the
power Of every White child in the state 60
acquire plain practical Education, which
VIII tit hun for usefulness in lfe, and teach
him properly to appreciate the blessing
Of Free Government.
North Carolina has again spoken, Il will
be seen on the question Of the Public
Lands. She is determined NJ; 70 be cheat
ed ont Of her hirth-righi, by political spec,
ulators, buswill cry aloud and spare not
until Justice be done her. Attempts were
made in each House by the Van Buren,
men, rs usual, to defeat the Resolutions
but they we're unsuccessful,
In our notice Of the debate, on tho bill
for the relief of the Raleigh and Castor
Rail Road Company, in our last, we unia'
tcntionally omitted the name OF Mr.. Eaton
of Warren, among those who SO ably ad.
vocated its passage. We have heard h't
effort highly spoken of from various sources
Mr.. Gather, Of Burke and lancy, dc.
Eyorej avery animated and forcihle Speech
IN the Scuatc, on Friday, on the bill de.
clariug It unlawful for any Bank in tho
State, during period of suspension, tc
colcc, its debts The bill was rejected
of course.
1 Daring the debate in the Senate on thu
bin for the relief Of our Road, Mr.. Cooper
of Martin, offered the ngamendment
"Prowdcd, nevertheless, That il shall be til,
I duty Of tho Stockholders Of the Raleigh and Gas
( lon Rail Road Company before the Treasurer o
North Carolina endorses the bonds aforesaid, t'
execute Deed in Trust Of all their stock in sau
Company, and also all their real and persona
Estate. setting forth on oath, the number Of thet
slaves, BY name, male and female, the nau,be
I Of Tracts Of Land, with the number OF acres II
each Tract, and where situated, which shall b
proyed IN tho County Court of Wake, before th
i Treasurer shall endorse the credit OF the State
4 Sc
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Power had been deprived, through over.
bear,ug piraiica violence, of the use Of its
proper authority over that portion Of terri.
tory. The auihariiies OF New York bad
not eseu'been able to proven, the artillery
OF he Stale from being carried Oh publicly,
al MD day, TO be used as Instruments Of war
against her Majesty 5 subjects. Ii was un.
der such circumstances, which Il IS 10 be
hoped will never recur, thai the vessel vas
attacked by party Of her Mejssiy's peo.
pie, captured, and destroyed.
a femonsiruncc against the act 10 qnes-
ton has been addressed by the UhIrd States
70 her MaJesty's Government ~ England.
! ain not authorized 10 pronounce the dc.
clsion Of her Majesiy's Government. upon
that remonstrauce. but have felt myself
bound TO record, IL the mean time, the
abuye opinion, 10 order 20 protest IA the
most solemn manner against the spirited
and loyal cnnduc, Of a party Of her Majesty 5
officers and people being qualified, through
an unfortunate ulsnp rehension, os be
Ileve, Of The facts, with The appeliatIon o.
Outrage or Of murder.
| avail myself Of this occasion 10 renew
10 you The assurance u my distinguished
consideration.
II = FOX
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-01-21
THE Rank.

4 is now settled by the sad experience
pf the past that the wants Of our widely
extended country imperatiyely require the
speedy establishment, Of a Na;iona, Bank,
10 outcry Of pettiIogging politicians aud
xpenny statesmen 10 the contrary not.
outstanding. After submitting to the mis-
rabc and ruinous policy Of set of pseu.
10 statesmen, '.ho with more then fend.
lko malignity have crushed our national
lnlerprize--pros,rated our ,rade--ruined
rein and brought individual suffering and
distress upon thousands Of our citizens, we
ayo al last shook Of the deadly vampires
rom our viials. Legislators aud states.
a2n to YOU we look Tor the establishment
ii soanl and stable Institution to protect
bad promote our prosperity. Give us d
ss,)anF properly restricted aud you VIII es.
ablish general onGdence-credi will n4e
trade wiil observation-disclosures vii Ia.
Tease--agriculure wall feel its genial IN
tlcnce and prosperity again will uniur her
snner over free and happy people
RI no local or sectional interest prevent
our action for the public good. Selfish
nass should not enter the bosom Of one
gho legislates fer tho people Of the United
|S,aics. The consciousness of promoting
Ne public zeal and restoring happiness to
nation VI. amply repay for any udIyid.
s. sacrifice you may mako and the CRATE.
III aspirations Of millions Of happy, pros.
erous and free bch.gs viii cheer your
roop,ng hearts when care, sorrow and
nyeiy weigh heavily upon your bosoms.
any measure is entitled to tie fostering
and Of Legislation, that measure is the cs.
j Enlistment Of National Bank. The ca
= eriepcc of haf century has proved iti
,li'y and demonstrated IA necessity
Inc trainers Of our Constitution have
s anciioned It's existence, and shall the cav.
.ags Of pert donagagues defeat the inte.
es,s, val! and wishes of the people Shalt
is" experimenting faction set aside he
q Pancnee Of half an age and now INTRO.
lce new m1yius Of government Must
e wisdom of the illuslrious dead be lie.
! .scd ard tramplcd under foot 70 make
om for the dognas Of government mon.
rs and political thinkers The people Of
nation have spokca 10 voice Of ,huu.
Or NO, aud have indignantly hurled from
ice tho frs, magistrate Of the nation for
bring 10 trample upoa their rights.
~
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-01-21
MAGNIFICENT PROJECT.

\ correspondent of the Georgia Record
or, writing from Washington, attaches
some importance TO the following runour.
He says, il is rumoured ut Washington,
that NJ. Cahodn has conceived, and will,
perhaps, at tins session, deyelopo a grand
scheme, subsclying all the purposes Of a
Bank, fostering the Internal Improvements
Of The States, and steering clear Of all con-
stiiulional objections. The Government is
70 advance 70 the Rail Road companies,
whose lines mainly lutcrsect the country,
a sum 50 large, as that lis interest will be
equal TO The cost OF transporting the mail /;
i IS 70 ISSUE scrip, as an evidence Of the
ioan--irrcdeemabie at any particular time,
without interest, receivable in payment OF
public dues, and Reasonable IN discharge
Of public obligations and for the final re.
dcmpton Of which, the proceeds Of the pub
he lands are 10 be pledged. For our part
sc hdnoiv conceive we have had enough
Of government rags under the Van Buren,
dlnlsty.-Rui. Star.