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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-08-26
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NNaoMAS ,. DcDS respectfully IsGotns III.
u PatrOos aad the pasl,e, that The Ssnasr
ysestion 81 this Ssninary TERMINATED on M0a.
day the 18Th instant. at whieh time tbs charge
OF the School ~aT resumed
highly SpPrseiausg the very liberal pasro-
nsgo hahsrto saOrded the fnslitutiou,hs Gestures
be PATROLS that sOtbiag shall BE- waaIiog 90 he
part 10 reader u worthy Of continued PAtro-
nsgs.
The respective quarterly prices for tuiIioa
will be &c heretofore adVsFIfssd, vixs
The minor erssehsa, insludiss Msnisl and
Practical Artthmetio a. 50
GsOsrs phy. WITH the use oT the Globes,
aud Projection OF Maps 90
Engltsh Grsmnar, ~ith sEsrei,ss In Com
P0siiion, and History so
Book &c ping, (by double entry, j CsOme-
Try. TrigO0Omstry, With its application
60 Heights and Distances, AlsSssFsti0n,
SSrysJisg sad Algebra (viIh sPPliea-
ton TO GeOmetTyJ { 90
quarter will eoasist Of twelve weeks, with-
oat Any deduetion for time lost BY the pupil.
except N cases Of illness. ARy pupil entering
the school viil Be considered - engaged Tor q
"a trier, add charged accordingly % al eases
payment Will be ezPsclsd 81 the expiration Of
the qaartsr, or as so0a thereafter a. prseiic sbls
IN order 20 obviste the almost insuPerable
d'mou'ty In procuring sHtsble books. and the
consequent dsFanEsmsat of the school. (which
y slWayS attended with great dbsdVastsgo 60
the seholars,) general sssoTtmeat Of the nost
approved School Books will be kept on hand,
aud furnished 10 pupil, at the customary price,
u y expected also that . Celestial Globe.
and Chemical aud Philosophical APparaius.
~ih AOon b sddod 10 the prsssAI nesEs Of IN
ttrueiiOa 10 Ihs SEMINARY
HarPsrs-Psrry. August -. ls4l IA.
B-Formsr Patrons. knovinE themselves
% have been in arrears fot some time are earn
esiiy requested 20 aSke imnedisIS pa nsat a.
longer Indulgence cannot be gwen
r nnnn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-08-26
oAnEP mnnrrmn

A UNoH CANP MEETSo for Berkeley and
JEFFERSON CifePIs. will be held NJ the GRAY
SPTiDg, on the land of Nc. Daniel Wright, ahna,
one and a half miles south OF Bunkets-t Hill
commencing on The l0;h Of September next.
AL persons de>irous OF having Tents will
please bring Tent Poles viih hen, as nons will
Be- permitted In BE cut on the ground
The friends and Preachers ftOm other Stations
and Citcnlts. are earnestly requested Co attend
Thursday. The "a of September. - the day hued
npon Tor preparing the ersnad. when ue heps a
strung force Utll be 10 attendance.
Aug - THE COMMITTEE.
AZ ample Provision has been made for the
feeding e homes. &C this i ~ give notice. thar
We caution and f"Twarn all pers ms frnm SET
ding uPoa our lands, fur the purpose % selling
sPirHuHus liqunrU or hueks:erihg 10 any way
Uha'eVef. durisg the progress of the Camp
Meeting. a. the Law will be Figidiy enforced a.
gAinsi all 81 oGehdinE.
alfred RsH. EIisAa Bsv1.
ysutss Hsy,isn, Lola E. BovS
John Haytisu. ssR. a. CIsnasaiAr,
J ~ RutAsrJSrd, ~ Bsssoa.
~ SaoiaLsv.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-08-26

WHATS TIE MATTER3-The P,ttsharK
Manufacture says The federsl Pnsisnastsr
a. Bf0shsstilr. Who has obly btea ~ us.ee a
few mcnths. has been fsmostd anG saaihsf ~
he Office huaunE horde appointed WY r Jhis
removal mads' q Gibbons already . d. fsHlterf
i he 30, capable o. has he besa interfering ~
e'Fctions' There Is temedbing mysier0ns 10
lh's removal, AL tbs frdsfal.sts shoaA szplain
u UI'houl delay"
We God The shove psr grsrh IN the
Philadelphia pen0sS lvsuisn We sill.
Tor iis special sdi6sston, explain n hat
- the maitef." aud our explanstion vii
serve for other cases Ike tie one We are
shout 10 remark 90. Bstweea ibs time
The election Of Gen Harrison wsf ascer.
tanned aud be Inauguration. The v. d.
Postmaster a. CuioBiown ass seized uiih
. ~ Of "TesiknaG'n. disease hich up
10 that time bad sflielfd bat lex a. his
tribe. snd with which ibey ere not much
troubled nov. lie Iesigaed sna 18th q
view Of defeating The Wbig party BE- lh.
choice OF bic s0ccefsoT. be procured TIE
sTpointHfnt Of Mr Cibboas = 30 +. said
10 Be- Whig. BIT Fho pas siilnR 20 lend
himself 90 this erea-ion 10 anseof The
purpose Of ihs Loco Focos. The n.ao.
nsT Of lhis appoinimsni together ailh The
feet lhst lhe Whigt 81 Unianfosn sin,ost
unsniuously preferred smother mau 10
Ne Gibbons. wefs laid Before NJ Cfan-
ger ahoFlly after be csme 10 BE- Posiuas-
~ Gsnsfai. end 81, properly fseafdina
Ire appuinimsat ~ trek ~ 1assst tks
vishsa n ihe people Of Uaisniosn. hss
ismessf 81 C.btouu. and pi1-cd Il ihs
once ths ulan uham tba neurlr wnsfed.
So 4f Cbbous took bui little By tid
move. end be Locof1co fripn3a eyes Iess
iEsfr Prhaf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-08-26
&3N9o 90AWQ0O9
SEMINARY


4 lHE ensuing session. add 9Th scholastic
- year Of this Institution. will eommsSes on
the 30,h instant
Terms per Session Of 8 months:
For eli the branches Of the knglshDepartment.
insludibg a thorough cod critical kaouiedEe
Of The Eagiish Language. Grammar, Rhstorie,
ComPosition. &c Mental and Practical A..
rtthmetic, Political Statislical and Civil Geo
grSPhy, with the use Of the Globes, and Geo.
moirical Projection Of Msps- Ancient end
Modern History and the Material sessness,
including Astronomy. Geology. AiosrsloEy,
Botsny. Z1ology, and the various subjects 81
Natural Philosophy and Chemistry. $40 on
he treneh Language 90
Music, per quarter u 50
Use Of the Piano, per session 50
Drawing and painting in almoat every
variety Of style She'll Work WeX
Work, 10 Figures, and Fruit, and in
Flowers, each. S 90
board. per session, IS 90
One afternoon Of each week - devoted 10
useful sed OrnsmenlaI Needle. Work, for which
there ia no charge
A larger number Of Dag sekolara 81 veil a.
oosfdsrs. can BE admitted OF the snsuiRE ass-
SION, as Mrs Trswin sspscts the sslunbls as
,isiaHes Of her sister, Msss WEHBER. Sho will
be sssOciutsd with herself IN the duties Of The
School: EVsry httshtion will be given 70 rem
der TIE Institution WORTHY Of . eonlinuaues oi
that PaiconaEs shia@ u hss hitherto 90 inVsria-
BY received, and 20 form IN the pupils agree.
abls manesrs and habits Of mental discipline.
% vel - 70 ai8 alta constant improvement OF
mi"d and ksast,--to educate thea not obis foT
. iiis q usefulness and intellectual enioymsnl
/ N this life, eut > improve those fseuiliea a.
ven By 90 ever Bsnrhrsnt Creator, vhh "a
humbls sim 90 he Own glory. end their fuli De.
/ Vrlopment in a uore lasting existence hereafter
/ PaFent' aro respectfully requested 20 eonst
/ Der WHISTLER siese views meet their aprroha
t,on, sad u 80. WheihsF IN auendanee 81 he
/ Dancing School sad Cot,ilion rsrties. does bo
impede, rather Than aseslsrste their progress.
Professional f3eBtlsmbn will aise Lecture,
On ne Sciences Of Naturs. an8 esh,bh Expsri
Bents. provided sufficient class can be formea
70 wsrfant the expense.
ChariesioWn, Auaust S. le4t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-08-26
General EnteIIiReUce.
RECEPTION or TIE VETO MESSAGE
IN NEW YORK
Corrtspeadenes eg IA Nsfiounf Fnf,lli~rae-r
NEW YORK, AUecsT ~


NEW YORK, AUersT ~.
The Veto Message Of the Prssident
reached the city by express ihis morning.
add Al an early hour vas in he hands Of
every body Sho wished to read the docu-
ment. 10 Wall street II bad no effect
upon stocks or the money market. More
eonver'a;ion arises upon the principle Of
the Veto thao upon the Bank. There is
deep thought aud earnest regrets upon
the occasion.
There is = general disposition. howe.
YER believe. TO rally around the Admin.
isITsiioo IS Il 10. Much a. many regret
The Veto. none will 20 over 10 Lscoloco.
ism on sceouni Of it. Much though de-
Pends upon what 10 said aud done ia Con
gTess.
We naturally look ju'l nov TO what The
Opposition press saws on the Veto. The
yNttO Era. the peculiar organ Of The Loco
focos here, AYERS that. for one good act, il
will not support the President. II will
not pardon his approval of the repeal Of
the Sub-Treasury. The Planet, en- organ
little lower 10 The eAmuI. Is TOR Com a. O.
dofe STEWART at ell hazards. The Even
ing Post also attacks MT. Tyler because
10 The veto on the bank be did no, add
The veto on tie act rsPesling The Sub
Treasury.
The Locoioeo leaders indulge in the
same vein OF conversation They have
got Up their Gag on TSmmany Hall be.
cause Of The veto. They rejoice 10 the
confusion Of the Wings, bot they have ne
idea Of supporting The President.
The Whig press here Il generally
calm. The Evening Express urges H..
friends 10 keep their raaks close, snd sd.
nit Of 20 divisions The Tines calls lor
union and action upon other measures Of
the Wing party. The American calls
upon The Cabinet 10 stand by the gre hl
interests committed 20 their charge, bu,
hardly suppressed its temper over The ar.
gUmen, in The veto.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-08-26
A Camp Meeting for the Rlar-
perssEcPPy station,

"tLL be held on The lAad of Nr. IchR Fl
w Alhtadi, 10 commence Friday ne ala 81
.3agusf The place selected zoe the eneampmenr
Is about three Iailes vesi Of Hsrprrs-Ferry and
almost Immediately on the tuTnpike leading "a
CharlesIoSn. We respectfully invite tho nsish.
boring Circuits and Stations 10 cooperate vilh
us "a that occasion; and We herebT assure
them, that every possible arrangement will BE-
made 70 rVnder IL = season Of most probable
add edtfYihE worhip.
The COMMITTEES Of .Ayrangrmsnt.
p 8. Ansasl Itlh has been designated a. the
day for preparing The eroand and h1inS the 10
eaiioa Of tsnis. which viii be done b lot. We
shall be highly grauhed tn see all Oar frieads
and the community generally on lhat day.
THE COMMITTEE
Aua. s. lsli.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-08-26
THE
Female Boarding school

wnliamsPort. Maryland, will DO reopen.
u ed on MOaday the 18Th September next.
With the addition Of an eHPsTishced Frsreh
Teacher. whose duties will BE- eORAaad chiefly
10 that dsPaSimeot This Institution has re-
eetVed q liberal share Of public patronage ffsm
the eommeaeementi and Il is worthy Of notice
that during the whole year that u now closed,
IN the large family Of the Principal, there bss
not been q solitary case Of Sickness requiring
usdlcal aidi and scarce . single duty or Teeita-
lion Interrupted By the slightest iBdispOsh ,oo
Boarding PuPils. will please TO make hPplIeatiO
II pOssible, before The day Of opening.
JON DIrKERSCN, PTinsipal
August 49, lsAI 1T
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-08-26

We underSiand that, in Consequence
OF petiiiOa very nunfrously signed b.
the Inhabitants OF lhis District snd Others.
cod 10 accordance With the opinion az
the Judge whO presided al the trial. -
well - that Of The Prosecuting Attorney
and Of ell he Jurors leigh, 10 nunber)
who could be Iound. the President OF
the United States has granted patdoa 10
HENRT II WHITE. convicted sons years
since Of burning the Treasury. Il would
seem that the testimony Of two inaivi.
doais Kelly hcd CSoffs, which iuAueneed
The Jury 10 return the verdict Of guiHV
aZainst RAiIs. vas. though not 9, the
time iDPeAehed. wholly. unworthy OF
credit and one OF them. Cfofs, has since
admitted that no such fsets as he swore
10 against White OF the trial existed. -
White has been confined ia the Peniten-
hary IN this District for some years. and
It INST have been indeed grateful exer-
else Of bis power for the President 90 re-
store once more 10 the world and TO him.
self 60 innocent man. 90 long deprived Of
liberty And reputation BY the perjury Of
Williams = National LnfeliigsaesJ.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-08-26

A DIscRACEFUL Row scene iook
Pl'ee 10 this borough yesterday which ~Ll
not be- likely Co add much 10 our Coun-
eils character for regard 10 the Law, what
eveL u may 10 their ehivAlry. The Cum-
osrland Valley Rail Road Company COM
menced = day OF two since 10 erect q
Toll House al The Harrisburg cod Of their
Bridge. The Council assetied that they
were eneroaching upon the Street. end
therefore ordered the foundation they
we're building 10 be torn down sud tie
cellar hlled up. Aud Whep this bad nos
be desired effect. FIRE Company We
ordered out To play upon the yoikmen
and Oil the cellar With wAisr. The con
sequence was, = meb was soon gathered
on the spot. several hghts took place and
several heads we're broken. Ne do not
pretend to say OF know NhstAtT the Rail
Road CsmPsay we're in error " not. bus
We do know that tha Council acted moot
improperly ~ TgsoTting 20 the means they
did TO make the wofkmen desisi They
bad legal remedy 10 ihrJT poWer and
they. az eonsefyatoFs Of the borough,
'hould have been the Iasl 10 hsve violat-
ed law and order 10 eGSe Ct an object that
might have been effected quietly
HasTt. turs ChIonisls.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-08-26

LASH Tu NiHCrEft IA nle held
lasi seek ia Phiadeirhls. one iboussaG
acfef q Iced b. Wool Couaty. Vir.aia.
aefe sold O. fiefn eeuis go tefe. ga Gee
'aeaapd aelsa ia Levia ceaLlg. n So
oena sa scie, end Gee i5aussad aeres 81
Ohio ceuniy. ei one cehi sa nesa. ed !
unri 81 Geo ihousand afea ia Reuell,
Valley 81 ihs oorh EIDE 81 P6urnt
nfef End iyiaE Gel both 8lss 81 tie Rss.
iufhg foad Is as d8llsrs &C. fts ifsei
asaala.a lsads 80 doabi verb ae,bias
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-08-26

MILITARY EEcAnPMRNT. large
meeting Of sfieeFs sad soldisrs vas held
IN Frederick. Nd, on The 9th inst. 10 take
'nlo eoosl6erSiiOa tie proposition 70 hold
Graad EOeamPmssI Of Uniform VoIun-
iser Cempaaiss from Virgiaia. PennsyI-
Vania. Delaware. the District Of Colnmbi6
and Maryland si o. near FTedsniek, 10
commence on some day here after 70 h
determined on. In the belief that such
measure would DO much good. Il vas
resolved 10 hold Military Convention ia
the city Of frederick on the 10Th Of Oe
iober sexi, 10 be composed Of delegates
from every Volunteer Company CONCUR
ring 10 the measure. Il vas further "a
solved that ell Volunteer Companies in
Virginia, Pennsylvania. DslaWa are. the
District Of COlumbis and MARYLAND be
respectfully requested 70 send each three
delegates 10 said c oa vention. 70 appear In
full military dress. The following is on.
OF the resolutions -
ksssissd, TAsf ~ ~ spiaioa Of "a, s.s,,,,r III,
Nth 81 July, falling ~ % generally does, in In
midst OF harvest, Voais De az uaseasonsble and
Improper tinae for sad espa mpmsat. add II would
be most eIPsdiebt 10 hold the sane ,oms tim, IN
the Hoath OF Mar or JaSs hext. HEREBY giving
opportunity for PreParatioa aBd The organiIa
Oh nee companies N The mean tine.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-08-26

a tsnea Wa1sa WaeEL.--Tbs See.
rirus DsPaattaseeeeist uaier beef
20 a fefioa lsrioTy nasr ibfT roa trg
ua.s O. DFlautfe ebirh . naI C.
r'osHy De disEeier Be- spwE "a if
fsri ed is Side lss ihaa ihfts GA
o russ oa lrieiiaa uheais std isrts
q few bsck6ls ca df aa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-08-26

Tn SHALL. have 90 haad. for sais 81 ~ Drug
g biofe be- shsphsrdstoan, frgm nos naih
next Noteuibsr ( SHEA b. ibs iime Zoe planiine.)
~ aost sPiehd.d coJiseiion 81
RusbOun Plants
Ever oasrsd in this sociisn Of county, viai
HRACLFTHs j. White, eth purple csc. Ro,ai
white, oiue fink. bua. red, sold. Foss. uat
efhsg eafaFs
sIYuAE TULIP o. svsry sha5s go colour,
tgasis Vsrtettfa,
DOUBLE TULIPs-RsS, ysllov srd vbns,
viii pint edge These ere go hnnfssae.
Dos ihe Yeiiow aaf ehHe. uita bint edge.
ere Ihe mnst perfect shosy and 6sasiffui
Fiuuefs 81 tha bHiboua h.nd
Az in zee bsgianIag ~ 0rtnnef, foss oolofsd,
purpia. pink 500 ukis PEQlBIEs These
ere gTaas FiosaFa fofiha Gsfdan 80 6hFutag
ere ifegraat. 80 perfectly hariy, aahstant-
lpG We paasfatt eintsFa unhoat iha aiirbisai
Pfaieetian Theaa piaui1 uili 81 faeetet ef
81 irfnt o. uhu.h ~ obiscliou can b nafs b
taaa1 ahPoao1 % parchnaa
Up a RHTLEa.
sssPhssdsiesn, Aussst S. lsit.-iN.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-08-26
a GARD

DR.. AisTaadsr S. Dandrdgs,
WR ESPEcTFULLY oasrs bis professional
~ . services % the citizens u 1sGefpou and
Berkeioy. ISIS OEics - 81 the "B6ssy,n nsar
Lssiovn. leasrson county. Ys.
April Us tsft-tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-08-26

a passenger in e siesmhoei shoff
tine SAGE. bFeaght ssii Lcuh e.
Faiasi ihe cspisig GO nYt tIaiang 81 ihe
hop7 BE- sdysnised. thereby cfssilaa 4
iosa 90 ben. The ctss uesf beiofe L.
fy, nho bfoughi % 3 Fariiri ~ oas bon
arsd end aiatiy dollars dsnsrsE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-08-26

ne bfaaiias II e. La6 "A lsRsn
uss laesnily daelsei 20 oos a. ihe canHs
oi AsIcsf cngaig ta,. ih ab.rh ihe oii
ginsl dsbi aes 81 on sas tbs faai esrl
e2aaos.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-08-26
"A Gold Ring H.Os9.

OsT. 90 the l0ih Of luiy last. briween che
IA Zoar Nesting House and the Eih Branch
store, GOLD RING, vifh he letters 8 a ih-
scfihsd on tire 0tisi4s TIE finder viii receive
. libsrni reward By leaving b 81 the FFss Press
once August ~ isfl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-08-26

Cheap Lump Sugar.
HAVE iust received loi u ehssp Loup
81 Hagar s.n ATTENDING
Eugssi o. 1871
81 uish 20 pgfshsts from sns % tee
iboassod PouBds % good BACON. hog Found
~ stharaas D. A.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-08-26

Cheaw Groceries
HNRON Tsesel sdtnsous 90 ouf stott We ed
d saahisi 90 Ger largs aud gsasfal asaof
sect 81 Ffssh Gfocefits. etieh ue pitfgs nHf
taitss ia tsii "a ics for cash of er1iH ID ihal
esn D. 5roaeli 81 ihe soaaty
lJGEP MILLER
Assa.l Do. 1915
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-12-07
For the Herald.
NEW ENGLAND SEMINARY.

Ma. EDITOR Il was recently in Windsor, in this
state, and having several notices Of the New Eng
land Seminary, located in that place, took pains
to ascertain its character. This Institution into
operation in the fore part Of March last and is under
the superintendent and instruction Professors Scott
g. Jackmsn, aided by competent assistants. These
gentlemen literally educated and have been sever
al years engaged in the profession Of teaching They
are pronounced by those who best know them, fully
able carry what they undertake, and the public
may repo.e full confidence in their integrity and ab-
" TO DO Justice 20 their pupils
The New England Seminary is somewhat novel in
its character, yet far as able to learn per-
feet accordance with the genius Of republican in
stiiuUUns The course Of studies i. as extended as
tina, of any of colleges The institution however,
differs from them in two three important pirgcu-
lars. First pupils may in any part OF the year,
ard for a longer shorter period, provided the time
be not less than three months. Secondly, without be-
ing obligated 70 persue specified course marked out
for ALL or confne their attention branches in which
they make lille no proficiency, which may
be Of little practical utility them when acquired; they
are allowed 10 attend those branches exclusively
which they their guardians may select, best l.
dap,ed either qualify them ioT business profess
sion, or bring in,n action and discipline the various
powers Of The mind Thirdly, pupils are allowed 10
advance as rapidly as their talents and auainments
will admit, ~ihou, being confined 10 any parieu-
lar branch class, kept back by those OF inferior
abilities Who have no inclination wish 10 improve
The only resiricion placed upon them in the way d
,heir advancement ", that due regard be paid 70
| thorough and complete understanding NAV be, o.
what they pas. over The rsdimenis Of education are
carefully attended to, and thorough acquaintance
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-12-07

with our own Language insisted on as prerequisite Of
the creates, importance.
10 conclusion, mus, confess myself well pleased
with the principles Of the Seminary; and its pleasant
and eligible lccaon and moderaie terms mus, .nill
insure fcs II a liberal patronage. so soon as
knowledge OF il shall conc before an in'elig
lie. The projectors have my coneraiulaiiou11l
deserving the congratulations OF their fellow ciiizehs
IL is unnecessary that speak in their praise, for
they have the recommendation Of many gentlemen
well known in the literary and scientific world, of
whom is the Rev DIR. Shur,lefI, OF Dartmouth College,
whose name alone is sufficient establish their repu
ta,ion. FnrHp To EDUCATION.
Springfield, VI. Nov 40, ls4I.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-12-07

The whole burden II the Presidents objections TO
the ,wo tsak bills passed at tho extra session. was,
that approve would be rcndey has prcserf aad for
mr. esadwcf t.ee.ssieni, lie looks his earlier
history and rcsds"A,r,. made such speech against
the Government, bank--fk,r,, voted aod upon H.
yosS-r I drank such and such a toast, &c &c. and
now come wAai .rtH -usf act considerably ruth my
former principles, once said the bank was Unoonsf'-
fureuai and mol forge, TO put that old, exploded
objection IN now although more spanngly, Jssf 10 NAM
iatn eonssfency. o that he may be able TO make Il
oontistenf redeem his promise, How can this great
active entrpriIng. business nation three
other long in addition TO the eight preceding in
this miserable condition with other currency than
that afforded by scanty quantity of gold and silver
and the precsnous aid afforded by the ten thousand
private shaving shops, called banks, which have
sprung up like mushrooms all the country within
few years, whose notes, are at par only within 4
stones cas-, of the mill in which they msnufac-
turodi
II some relief measure is not devised, as promised
by Mr.. Tyler, we can conceive policy in farther
delaying the great preparatory work for another presi
dental canvass and although the advice does ori
pinate with New York or Washington paper out in
humble country print, may nevertheless be sound
and worthy regard as though it approved TO the
mind by the imputed importance of a city sheet If
the hopes now waiting the action Of the president
not realized, we hope TO the current OF public
mind turn upon who it will not cost great
sacrifice TO render his principles and duiy consistent
AS the loco members will Of course resort to their
old game of starving off Wing measures by in,etmina-
be frothy speeches. amendments and cross amend
ments in every conceivable variety of form, planning
two days speech for every Of them, hope to
the hour rule, beneficial to the House at the
extra session, adopted by both branches The loqua-
city Of many members of both parties need to be
fined within temperate limits, and an efecual check
put upon the growing disposition of congressman to
speccbfy themselves into notice. 1t is bore TO all
conference.-the the men who make them, for in nine
cases on, of ten they do it only to prevent being thrown
into the shade and undervaued by their constituents
bore to government who pays for this trash, and
bore to the reader who is compelled TO handle noun
tans of chaff for every grain of wheat.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-12-07

III BY the poiteness of some one (he tawny strip
ling who edits it, probably have again been favor
ed with another copy of the Case,on Statesman
tanning what he appears to think wonderfully smart
editorial directed against the Herald. We gather from
the jabbering nonsense before that the promising
youth is endeavorrg to get something through him
speeding remarks headed, Causes of Defeat
We have only to say in reply, that we have i'm
porant business on hand than replying TO his childish
trash and BESIDES when at the labor of hold
ing political controversy we like to have the satsfac-
ton of believing doing it with who believes
what he processes TO advocate, not with one who we
have reason TO believe conforms his principles cir
cumsances and chances ofgetting into business We
hope the young genius will condescend to excuse US
on the grounds stated.