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EMAlNl.Nb Ia lie IESi I 1n~t J."
IL London No.. whice if not taken ont
within three months will be sent to the Cen
seraI Post Office as Dead Letters.
sAshurst Jacob, Gilbert John 8
iBeauford Abra, 2 Griffen WIN.
sByers Jno. Gray Alex.
sBoarman Jesse, 2 Garrett Jas.
Brown II. Hayden Jno.
EBarnetJ. C. Hawkins Elijah
/ Bacon Charles Hutcherson M.
sCoons Jno. Hitch N.
sCaverly Jno. Hudson Pleasant
fCarothers Jno. II. Kelley r. P.
/ Culberson Saml. Little Ben.
Denis N. Leake Jos.
Dryden J. D. S. Limner R.
! Dimmett P. Mcpherson Stephen
/ Dickerson VIM. Mccoy Maryann
/ Ellis Sarah McCarty Alex.
! Epperson Joel H. Norton Thos. p.
| Fortney Danl. Peake w. II.
! Freddy Hen. Rennard Stuart
/ Flood Isabel Sheets NJ.
| Fugett Josiah Summons John.
! Glascock George Snedegar Robt.
Glascnck Eliza Tesnn A. p.
( Gardner j. c. Watkins l.. w.
Green Abner
G. CLAYTON, p. NJ.
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tiers.
Armstrong Thos.
argent John 2
Francis
Barker John
Bradstree eft Thos.
Bradsley Moses
!BuskEeai James
iBrunk Harrison
Bri>cow Philip
bailey David
lBrunk John
iBicknell Sam'l
briggs VIM.
Barrett Ric'd
;Burrcs p. C..
iCIine John
lChrisman Mrs.
,Cuwdan Joseph
Galloway Chesley
Cope Jones
Cruise George
Cate Amos
Golfer r.. B.
,Cottle Edward
dudley VIM.
Duncan James
Downing ]. ii.
Ellis Fidelia Mrs.
Early Charles
Elton Thomas
Elan VIM.
Foster James B.
IFarris Henry
.Goodlett VIM. 9
aGiIliland John
3Gilmore Robt.
sGravens NJ. c.
NJ.
5Goodrich Jno.
gGreenwalt Gemim;
aHunter Jno.
SHowdashell VIM.
IIiarral Page
Martin
HHamilton Wilton
Nathaniel
HILL Andrew
AHolcomb G. L.
JOHN
, 1841-04-17
LIST OF

LIST OF LETTERS
EMAINING in the Post Office a,
AZ Franklord Mo-, on lst April, which ii
mot taken out within three months will be
sent to the General Post office as Dead Let
tiers.
l.. Arthur John Mansell
E Iison John Steel
!Loyd Ford Mrs. Henrietta Ta!ia,
John G.. b. Geery Zero
Mitchell Jamison Mrs. Sally Williams
ohm Millroy
ADAM MASE, ?. NJ.
April 10th, 1G4l.-3t.
, 1841-04-17
LIST OF

ID ENAINING in the Post Office at Troy
IL Mo-. on the LIST of April l84I, which /
not taken out within three months will be
sent to the General Post Office as Dead Let
, 1841-04-17

JOHN S. HUSTON, P. M.
April 18th, 184l.-3t.
, 1841-04-17
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

March Sd, 1S41.-3t
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OE

ID EMAINING IN Tie Posi- Cih-e ia. -
IL London No.. whice if not taken out
within three months will be sent to the Cen
a-oI poct O&na M Dad I nttorc
New-York tribune., 1841-12-13
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
N0uETHaNG NEW.-RcaatifuI faner

SouETHENG EW.-BcaaufuI fancy c.lo-et
- Hu,c - exquisite unts, sad highly perfumed With
ko., Mu>k Lrbin', FsvorIe>, &c ac-ATWiLLS
Nasic Esta5!i.hmenl 2Jl Bruauway, ST Pans -
The proprietor ese: tbaakGl to MS num- customers
for me liberal patronage 5cst~e las At uca expense.
..5=rd large as rmen' OF new 1rs admired sonss'
Dueft. +e.fz.s Marches &. &c. The tu-s OF many
are emsel.saed w:b highly flushed Vignettes ana all
eegsntly printed highly perfumei pspes OF SIX varied
colors Of most delicate auA trauu this Nothing c1n
excel elegance OF rooS Of tAi' Muse s'd Tor pres
rms. t, the musical or Is. hIonabe world, cannot t-
CO led
Books elegantly bound a shor; time.
The price OF pcramci and tinted Music is the same
A. or white paper be -bt-ned At sny OF the
Email shops about ioss- u'N
New-York tribune., 1841-12-13

asUSsC TITETION.-WILLIAM PEASE, Pro
f.. sor and Teacher OF the Plane Forte Organ and
Singing respectfully Informs the young gentlemen OF n
civ thai ne has fitted up in bis Music Saloon no
100 Broadway and ready TO commence ENlrg iessoh
on the Piano Forte and Sir glng either the day time
or evening Gentlemen vishiag TO commence Fi please
/. make application the Music Saloon, No 700 Broad
xay cd door from Fourth-stD Terms moderate ola II
New-York tribune., 1841-12-13

1DuE HOWARD INSURANCE CO.
CapitaI $500 600 Office No. 81 Wall st. This Com
pany make insurance against loss or damage
by fire, and inland navigation
DIRECTORS
Rensselaer, Ravens William Couch,
N,i,a TAYLOR 3 L. Woole y
Cornelius w Lawrence, Micah Baldwin
I Phiilin. phqulx. Nathaniel Weed,
Joln MORRISON. flaming c Tucker,
Joseph B. Varuum Meigs D. Benz anr,
David Lee Johu RANKIN.
C.le, o. Halstea John u. " olfe.
William w. Todd, Ferdluand Ssydam,
Henry G. Thompson.
LEWIS PHILLIPS, Secr@tary. Dc
New-York tribune., 1841-12-13
D.pER ,gANUF AND COM

DaPER MANUFACTURERS AND COM
[ MISSION WAREHOUSE, No 81 Liberty street
Printing Lithographc, asd Colored Papers IN all their
varieties made TO of any quslt, from coHaon News
TO the 61es Book paper made in the coaary al tRe far
market prices from the very superior ms OF Aessrs
C. ana w Curtis, Boston and w. ii. CARTS, Befvihe
n and from several manufacturers havng the sesi
Of machinery All orders thankfully received and promP
IL executed. au7 6m EDWARD CURTIS As1'
New-York tribune., 1841-12-13
d RY GO Q ID 8.
IIUFFs. MuFFs. mrFFs: WAT

NJUFFs, uIFFS. HrFFs! AT WAT
VA SONS ia haiaam-si. ard $50 Bo~ery.-Tse SUD
.cther IN r1rns the ladies OF NewiOrk and vicinity that
+, he. or en- hand very rich elegant assortment
of LYNX and other Fur Mus price. reduced tul N
per cent from ar- He earnestly sscis
call before purcha,ins and assures those "ho i,Ner hm
they n II be disappointed For trimmings OF All
kinds FAD Furs repaired \; notice.
no In WATSON. Isl Chathsm-st aud l9o bowcry.
NEW FALL GSNDs.-ALFRED SHiTn,
7 Ncrchsnt TAILOR No. l36 Fu.tor-SL would ryite his
fri,nds and the public call and examine his stock OF
new Fall Goods consisting Cloths csssmercs sra Vest
rs suited 10 the fall nt- Gentlemen leavs their CT
ers may rely upon their being hlied IN the most salts
factory manner. Terms modsrteCasn CT delivery 81 u
ONE PRICE sTOKE-Geotlcmen wishing 10
" purchase eooa cheap Clothing would DO vel To call
at 1851 chatham street, where they caa mad garments at
the following prices.
Cloth Goats 50 to s2; Cloth Jackets 81 to IS; Sau
nett Pants 81, rs 10 s.. IS; Cloth Pants 81 to si3O
OF 3m JACOB COGSWr LL.
u APPs.ETON,- CASH TAILORING ES.
n. TABLlSHMENT. 39i Grand, corner OF Attorney
street.-The subscriber respectfully informs his friends,
AID the public generally that ne continues to make Gar
er>' tastes good iii aud the best OF workmanship Ilny
at all tunes be relied Gentlemen pretrrng fnrnl'h-
irp their cwn materials all mad t1cIr interest TO
give him call Puctuay N all cases strictly 90, er'ed.
Chez. r,,lcrate MS In
NO TEE PUsSllC.-L. NJ. :. BROWN ifl
CAatssm selling Ingram Carpets at is 3D. Is
IS. and is per yard.
Those IN want of Carpet, would do well 10 call and ei-
anime themselves they will save al least - per CT
by purcha,ll OF the subscribers
n B. All articles contested with the Carpet business
Cling in the same proportion. Also, remnants OF o'l
Cloth suitable for putting under Stoves selling at prSe'
suit the times. III oil
New-York tribune., 1841-12-13
w A n 7 ..

WANTED BY OF good morals, aecst i5 years
W OF age IL learn the Seok-bindins business. 9ae
~1o board Nih his raress will De preferred Apply
Al IS ann street nlbE
New-York tribune., 1841-12-13

OKBENDESG. BOOKBINDANGl:.
d BOOK tINDING tti-Subscribers To the nssaA' -
periodicals. &c now completed. iniormst s,y,nz
csn have them neatly and carefully souh'' y
them the BookbIndery Of yrs "a yul,ou.st
GO h. haI
New-York tribune., 1841-12-13

SILVER MEDAL AWARDED.
JIlNG,s PATENT ELEkOCAANU
N CHAIR-l8+l-ls offered, much improved,
win rock Of itself Will please even infant
VIII give eerfect ease VIII coaforr the aged
VII, ae, on, Of order VIA proye family corfoH
Is cot this sufficient Ia sickness or IN neaI'.
Rock rock Kings chair, there. ens nn," nifty
That soothes all the Of suffering SG,A"'
Tell Of the plsarure there is 10 the use o. ~
Rocking so freeiyof ease the ,eaii' :, r.c, eor,I
% Two Si.nc and NE Pu.
chaser of King. ssR%ess, ,o e8s, IN ae tho market
az T roker. OF this chair preseHs no 0b'trae'o"'
- 40 ,bey wear the carpet.
- y, ,aud the following patent Chairs all war
'an R'EFyo DIV CHAIRS. REGIMENT CHAIRS;
d rCTHErNT REVOLVING CHAIRS. LIBRARY
EARS WRITING CHAIRS, STUDY CHAIRS,
OFFICE CHAIRS, With great variety, all made Tor
especial and comfort ALI kinds OF chairs mace
The subscriber confines himseH exclusively 70 tho aa
aufacturc Of chairs ~ w MINI,
Patent Chair Maker, No. 474 Broad~ay',
oI3n Ns- York. between Grand q hroo""
New-York tribune., 1841-12-13

EaNlLIEs can he supplied with the bes, OF
wants, city and country, sus at the shortest
tee al 50 East Sroad~ay. mo In
New-York tribune., 1841-12-13

EECiaEs APPLIEp By mr. h.d nsay years
L. HARPER. No. AZ Ve's!-'i S'' ;a2In
,xpsrinnas In ths busiEev
New-York tribune., 1841-12-13
INSURANCE.

To THE PRE,IDgSr.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-13
~ RIRKINs OF BUTTER-se,cie
CONFORMATION KOLLEKs, of the best

Il the late Far Of the American Institute SILVER
n sI.dal vas awarded 10 Josiah Hayden, Tor h' suPs
-;or ,-,.,n pens. II i, nov conceded that Hsydea's
pens are equal TO the best and better than os' Of those
,p ported This price much e,, and tAe trade ma II
sdyantage ous deal In them Coasu1aers also ~i mo
The ousy equal 10 their expectations. 7r sale to thr
30 hy EDW. J. EMO ''u-st MI
New-York tribune., 1841-12-13
q BARGAINs. BARdiAINs:-for

>kss BARGAINS! BARGs A1SS:--f For
s sale o. exchange ~ tracts Of handsome Land con-
~- tanning rs each, soil of superior ausby,
xatcred with ne strr- rs and covered with hns timber
,uch MS hic oak hickory, beach, walnut maple and
.,canose The soil adapted % wheat rye corn, oats
cotton. tobacco, and Irish potatoes Inc sooVo
lands will be sold reduced prices. snd on terms IS
.nit or they will be exchanged for almost nuy KIND
merchandizo For maps, diagrams and particaiis Apply
to SMITH & WlilrMORE. 10 joan 81. up STAIRS vi y
4sA FOX SALE OR EXCHANGE-Fcr
i productive ths city Farm of ~ acres,
wih3 Dwelling Houses and suitable out buildings TX
good repair, Of the houses tit for the residence OF
.a &c re- pccsbc family The location is handsome and
hcathy. with facilities for communication with the city
four Zines daily The soil aud subsoi very good Ia
acres IN good wOsd Also fine variety Of fruit well
VI superior water, and snall unfailiGg stream runs
through the of the Farm supplying nearly every
held aud suiiclsa for horse water 20 the ounda'
tun for the dam aud emhankments necessary being al
ready laid Apply to DAMEkEL l. HOOPER, No lSS
Fro6t.st MI 3tawlm
New-York tribune., 1841-12-13
. FOR SALE on EXCIaANGE-.

AA FOR SALE or ENCNANGE-a
he CoHnuy Seat, II miles from the city, located
Queens County, L. l. containing upwards OF 80
land The buildings double house, mo-
Tern hnish with CRATES. marble mantics oing doors,
&c extra kitchen; aI.o. large bsrns wagon house,
rage house. shop sranary, poultry house and yard Ice
house all other for large
family. The fru is OF the best hind and IN every variety
apples, cherries, &c in abundance.
large amount of the money may remain on bond and
mortgage: or Brooklvn city property would
bc taken IN exchange. Address L. ii. g. at this obco
New-York tribune., 1841-12-13

I p-.-A certificate OF TWENTY SHARES OF The
i 4, J.nsisa anG Brooklyn Railroad Stock IN favor of
Juo L. Nortos Jr. Application will De made Iae Com
psnv Al their Office. the 18th Of December instant, for
- ..,,,sr,t. 81 Ia
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-05-13
AN ACT additional to an Act to repeal the Charters

AN ACT additional to" Act repeal the Charters oil
the 6 ohe, Citizens and Frankfort Banks "
SECT l. BE it Enacted by The Senate and House Of Repre-
sntau in Legislature assembled That it shall be the duty OF
the Receivers appointed under the Act to which this is add
tona close the OF the Bank to winch hey are
respecyel, appointed on the first day oJuy which
will year Of our Lord thousand eight hundred
and and distribute the proceeds thereof among The
creditors Of said Corporation equally according to the amount
of their respective claims and the balance II any there be,
after dischlrging all the liabilities of the Corporations divide
equally am ing Stockholders, according to the amount
ouded ho,oepe That said Receivers shall not be
bound to pay the excepting at their place oil bus-
ness in the in which they reside
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-05-13

AN ACT o repeal Act concerning Stud Horses
enacted by the Senate and House Of Representa-
dssnJied That Act entitled an Act con-
March fourth one thousand
be md the same hereby repeated
SECT Be IL further That this Act shall take effect
and be in approval by the Governor
[4pproUed AprH l6 1941.l
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-05-13

Thirdly fhe shall become indebted to such bank for valuable
consideration with like INTENT shall aid or aet any other person
F1ty if he on behalf of the shall any money de-
liver valuable property belonging to such bank OF deposited
herein, any stakeholder, or other person
banks stockholders any of them beyond the
profits tuay such bank aid therein thereby dmn
shng the capital OF said bank
AN ACT to prevent betting and wagering on Elections.
SECT BE il enacted BY The Senate and House Of Representa-
Legislature abied Thnt any person or persons who
shall of money Election.
Election of President of the United States or
Governor of this State any member OF Congress- or OF any man
any Office "A equal to the sums
they shall bet the of the City, Town
which the betting wager
ing reside time of such betting wagering 10 be re-
covered by action debt Court competent to try the same
SECT g. Be it further enacted any persons
SHALL after the of this Act receive any sum or sums OF
money upon aforesaid he or they receiving
shall be liable to pay the or 3@s the sane s
competent to try the same with interest rom the time Inc money
Be it e%a' ao That Re 1eae a an the
and Plantations in this state to sue Tor and any
sum or sums of money which may be forfeited, by the first
Act their respective cities and plantations
SECT 4. BE further enacted, That any person or persons
who shall elections named in the first sec
ton goods cattes personal estate of any kind
shall forfeit the to the of the CITY, Town or Panaon
where he they reside at the time of betting or WAGERING
ef m eopd and "e for" by action Of tover any
may forfeited, in their respective cities towns
SECT s. Be further enacted all deeds other nsru
shall hereafter be conveyed on nc
Of tnfmenl Of or in compliance WITH
upon election mentioned in the first
shall be void and Of no effect and the person
shall be liable the Mayor OF the
of the plantation where he or
they to The OF said
plantation equal to the value Of such real es-
which shall be sued for and recovered IN the
is provided by the third section of this Act
IApproUed AprH 16, 1871
AN addition Act regulating Marriage and for the
orderly solemnzalion thereof.
enacted the Senate and House OF Represen
taes asSelnbd That the Clerk plantations
organized hereby authorized TO publish the in
either Of
limits such plantations and to grant certificates there
and under the restrictions and with
the like effect publication and certificate by the
Clerk within this State.
further enacted, That this Act shall be in force
from the time O is signature by the Governor.
.fpproUed 1flra IL, le4l.l
AN ACT repeal Act concerning Stud Horses
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-11-30

relief the Peopls was DlaJo.J;. -.
VaHcy OF solemn promise but the ex,E,
session passed over, and no relief c,m.
The eyes Of the people were opeusJ .nd
the delusIon could no longer BE- msin,s;n-
ed. Added TO this was the question nS
bank, always an unpopular issue IN ,o r.
fore the people upon. Then the violsr,
and PrOscrIPtiVe course Of Mr.. Clay and
his friends, and the supposition thai he
was to be the candidate for the Pr..;
dency caused distrust and dissension II
the wing ranks. These causes, combiO.
ed with the disappointment and anger Of
the sPeculators and baRk men, and the
general apathy which takes possession
oil the wings, after great effort. furnish
satisfactory explanation of tho greatest
political revolution that ever occurred in
this country. i"
Inc questions then present themselves
what cons equences are 10 flow from this
destruction q of the whig party9 What eff.
iect will this result have upon the can.
dl dates Tor the Presidency, and upon the
countryf
The bank question is settled forever
No degree Of effrOntery will enable suv
man to stand up in either House of Con.
gre IS, and pretend that majority of the
people are in favor of a National
Bank. Ifthere was any doubt on this
point before, the most skeptical must nov
give it up.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-11-30
From Laeon, gol. 1, Article 3OG.

No two things differ more than hurry
and despatch. Hurry is the mark ofA
weak mind, despatch ofa strong one. A
weak man in office, like squirrel in a
cage, is labouIing elernally but 10 no pur,
pose, and in constant motion, without get
ting on jot; like turustile, he is in ev.
ely body's way. but stops nobody; no
talks a great deal, hut says very little;
looks iu'o every thing,but sees into moth.
in =; and has a hundred irons in the fire,
hui vety few of them are hot, and with
those few that are, ho only burns his fin.
gers"
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-11-30

meaning of the sentence, but | hope the
editor in his next epislle will give some
LIGHT on The subject. ] think il is al
together wrong for any man occupying
the station Of the editor Of the Examiner,
TO insert articles in his paper that have a
Tendency in any way 10 discourage or to
create III feelings towards the members
Of any Literary Society; and he is gong
directly against the motto Of his paper,
which says, Equal and exact justice to
all men," And | contend that in this
case he has not done the Society justice
The editor came ii when the speakers
were near half through, and consequent
" his remarks must be principally based
on hearSay;-and |, as a member Of that
Society, will, ON any and every occasion,
when the Society is assaled, be ready and
willing to defend and protect it. And if
the editor wishes to display his oratOrial
powers, he can do so, BY getting some
friend lifhe has any,) to present his name
to the Society fer membership, and no
donbt lie would be unanimously voted in,
and the Society would consider itself
highly hOnored by such an intelligent,
clear.sighted, discerning member as the
redoubtable Colonel. Or, if he declines
this proposition, which is a very fair one,
| would recommend that the Society fur.
nish STAND, chair, pen, ink and paper, for
the special benefit Of the editor, SO that
he will be enabled to make his reports
more minutely and accurately, as | doubt
not they would be very interesting to his
readers. tits to be hoped that the editor
Of the Examiner will either give this arti-
Gle an insertion in his paper, or set his
readers right in relation to this matter, by
another editorial article.
A MEMBER OF Tue SooIHrY.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-11-30
S T r A Y.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order from Titu,
Hair, a Justice of the psace for Sterling town
ship, Brown county, we the undersigned, being
called upon to view and appraise a certain straw
taken up by Abraham Smith, of Sterling town.
ship, Browncounty. and find the Same to be- a
chesnut sorrel mare, with blaze in the forehead
and white spot on the right side of the mack.
supposed to b' made by a yoke; thirteen and a
hall hands high; four years old next spring; no
other marks nor brands perceivabls. And we
do aPpTaISe said Mare at twenty-five dollars
John LEONARDO AppraiS.
VIM WEEKS, su.
Sworn to and subscribed before me. this 6,h
day of November, I94I--4w@
TITUS HAIR, J. P. Ofsaid township.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-11-30
Article 81, Uol. Q Of Lacon.

"Some authors write nonsense in a clear
style, and others sense in an obscure one ;
some can reason without being able to
persuade, others can persuade without be.
ing able TO reason; some dive SO deep
that they descend into darkness, and 9th
ers soar SO high that they give US no ligh ;
and some in vain attempt to be cutting
and dry, give us only that which is cut
and dried. We should labor therefore, TO
trsat with ease, OF things that are difficult ;
with familiarity, Of things that are novel ;
aud with per'picaCity, Of h.ngS that arc
profound.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-11-30
Compare with the foregoing cOlumn.)
From article 90, lst Volume Of Lgcop

From article 50, la Volume of Lacon.
"Some arguments may be compared 10
wheels, where half turn will pnt every
thing upside down that is attached to their
Peripheres; but if we complete the cir
Gle, all things will be just where we
found them. Hence, it is common 10 say,
that arguments that prove too much,
prove nothing. once heard a eep,ls.
man affirm, that all mankind were gov,
erned by a strong and overrulnp influ.
ence, which determined all their actions,
and over which they had no control; and
The Inference deducibls from such DO.
sillon was, that there was no distinction
between virtue and vice. Now, let us
give this mode Of reasoning full play. A
murderer is brought before a Judge, and
sets up this strong and Oyenuling propen.
slty as justification of his crime. Now.
the Judge, even if he admitted The plea
must on the criminals own showing, con.
demn him to death. He would thus ad.
dress the prisoner; you had a strong pro.
Pensity TO commit murder, and this, vOu
say, must do away the guilt of your crime
but have a strong propensity TO hang
you for it. and this, | say, must also do
away the guilt Of your punishment"
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-11-30
SENATOR TAppAN.

The fedeml papers have been circula
ting The Story, that Judge Tappan inten
ded resigning His seat IN account Of ii
health. The last Stcubenpiile Union
says: "Trus, it is, that Mr.. Ia. pan has
heen quite indsposed for some time past,
but We never heard him express his inisn.
Iion to resign, aud presume if he ever en-,
ieftained such an idea, it would now be
removed, as his health is greatly imprv.
ed" We are glad to hear our venerable
and talented 6enaior is convaleseent. and
hops ilat he may live a Thousand years,
to apply lis Causlic rod 10 The backs Of
the Clay "Charleys" OF the Senate.
Statesman.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-11-30
From article 1856, UoI /, LacOn.

"Some men possess means that are
great, but frilter them away, in the exc,
culions OF conceptions that are little; and
there are others who can form great con.
ceptions, but W no attempt 10 carry them
into execution with little means.-These
two descri iptiOns Of men might succeed
ifuniied, but as they are usually kept
aSunder by Jealousy, both fail. II is a
rare thing to find a combination of great
means, and OF great conceptions in one
mind. The Duke of Bndgewater was
splendid example of this union, and all
his designs were so profoundly planed,
that it is delightful TO observe how effec-
tuaIIy his vast means supported his meas.
ures, at one time, and how gratefully his
measures repaid his means, al another"