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Vranoreth's Vt[leu,

9isfs WsbiSin 1T ansrtannt aIs cine Der msbrjf
BsrtbscQsifsn bic j. entesdt, ais elm 9isiniesr
ess Slutss une Der Sdfts. Sie bat ben Icrs
jug BON Sarfapariaa fcwsbl ale cine S1wsss
trsbsnbs cber 9eraneernbs, uno itsbt unenb,
lit pcr alien Yrsparatsn unb Srsinisun9sn
Don Rsrfurp. Jbre pursirsnosn gisenibaf,
ten fnb aaein BON untersbenbarsn msrtbs,
senu sitft pillsn mtsen fir sinissn 3sitraum
tsalib 9snomnen peresn, unb, anifatt turb
ben Satbar:e Hsft 81 fbmdbsn, psrmtbrsn {te
Die &rdfte inbsm iis Die fbwdbsnbsn ltrfaben
binwesnsbmsn. Sis batsn esinsn Der mifsras
bsIn eHefte bic bsrporssbrabt werbsn Surd
Den tSStliden StoH. Msrfurp. Die 3dbne itnb
nbt bsfbioiSt-eit Sncbsn unb Gleber pers
ben nitbt ssIdbmt-nsin, fonosrn anifatt bies
fer trauri9en Spmptcme, rpirb nsuss qsten
uno folslb Muntsrfet fiblbar in jstsr Serpes
suns bes S6rpsrs.
Branbretb's Yiusn ftnb in Der 9bat Gin
llniperfaIsaRitttl, neil Is has Gsblit fautsrn
uns reinisen. 8anf SABRE ift bisfs Msoisin
Dor psm YubIitum psr Ser. Gtaatsn sspsfsn;
ATE 100 fte nur an9emanet purss bat fie ale
anbtrn W1tttl ibtrtrchtn.
9ie einSi9e Office fir ben 8erfauf Der st,
pritfsnsn Branbrstb's Yssatabilitn llniperfal
piusn, in philadelphia, 1T in Rc. g, in Der
Ncro Stem StrafIt.
Gum @srfauf tsi Reim uno 9hd,ter,
Meacins une In SersS Gauntp bsi ben Nasn,
ten, publiSirt in elmer ancsrn 9paIts.
Sanuar &c. bp.
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am 6ten Hpril. in O1aibcnerist Gaunihip,
Ocrotbea gliiatetb Gebrct in eem bobsn
4ltr pcn 81 Sabrsn. q D1cnaten uno IS &.
-am 25fsn. either Rsim. acehtr bon Sas
eot Seim, bon Ncdlanp saunihip, i'm 26f.
Sabre ibrss &etens.
din lOtsn, in Nod(ano 9aunIebip, Soban'
nss Ssim, i'm Soften Sabre lenss alters.
Dor einiaer 3sit, IN Ormissturs, GhurI,
till Ganntp, 8spr9s Nauieb. Giq. Die(e Sab.
re 6rteoensrettsr uap sintt 8sbhlfsribter
ben S6upleia gamntp. i'm &c. &steusjabre.
-am 22fcE, stsnfalls In Dr,pisetnra, 1tra,
bam 9cr, feines alters a. Jatr, Wlonat
uno IS 9age,
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81 adj I I h I

Eranthett 81 Dertreiben uno 0eluno-
belt au erbalten 1T nun in Der 0e-
malt zines Seoen Or. 9enja-
min Branoretb's Beaatabile
untuerfal NiQen,
9in8efdbrt in oen Dereiniaten Staas
ten oen 1sten Mai, 1885.
Noh ME 1T ein SaG bcraetommeu, NO pisfe
aspricfnen Sesatabilim ltnibsrIal sp,aen AT
aenanet nurbeu otnt 5ohlfe berUoranbriuseu,
uno Sebarrlihteit bat in alten, bartuddiaen
xranfteiten, temirft fiber eine Sur, wenu
bic Statnr nidtt eurehaus srfet6pft lit. Gie
baten feit itrer einfabruns in bicfsm &anpe
rpsniaftrns 20,00o--3nan,ia tsuIenep ere
fonen--furirt, bic Dor e,slsm fir unbeitar
aebaltsu ,purpen. Gs ftne nur erft fiinf1ab.
re feitofm itb bic srtte Office fit csn ans.
ftblieBltetcn Oertanf biefsr mcri;iu in Slsus
YcrP sr6fnete; hreh iu cisfer 3cit bate id,
iiber 3tpan3i8 f1Iilliopen 6d,ad,teln per.
eantt; uno bate nun attjsbn Offieem fir pen
ausletltsRlibsn Ssrfauf osrfetten, gum ,pe.
ni9lten cine in jeesr tsbeutentsn gitp bicGsr
llnien, jn einem &ofentetrast bon tcinabe
rlsr5ia saufeno 9baler jabritt. itnp NIT
.oetanntnatbnnse unb anbern Gofen, mar
et Suin,ne etrpas iiter Elm 6uuosrt mn bret
Bla 9aufenb 9baler, fir bas Sabr 1889; cts
nise Soee mag hieraus asbilest ,psrbsn, rrie
oie Waspi3in sefhdst ,piro bon oisfsn Sbat'
faehen fte ftnb in Der 9bat Der sr6ste SsssM
'osltber jennals Der Menfhbeit perliebtn.
Jtt bats perlonsn ssfnmetm 'rsIfbs wiftn
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SnSem John ~. Keim, bon Der Gtabt
am 3lffsn Gag Wdrb u. .. ls4l,
elm afTsnmsnt (llsberfbrsituns) mabrt pom
aue fsinen eftftsn an Den llnrerltbritbsnsn,
sur Sdrforse fir feline Gnpitcren, fo ipiro
Nabribt tierourt 9esebcn,
an als perfcnsn, bic nod auf rssne cine art
an ben riastsn Ssbn 81. 8sim ibulois Tne,
fcslsib ab;ubsjablen an ben llntsribriebenen,
Der in Der Staet Nsacin9 nobnt, unb Nae,
ipelbs noh 8orSsrun9tn BADEN, bisftlbsn elm:
Subrinsen
5amuel 9. Jafien, MiTsnse.
Msasina, April 81, ls4l. 4nl.
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N q h ri d I.

lille perfonsn Die noeb Soreerunstu an
bic SinterlaiIenfebaft bss vsrttorbsncm Or.
6eera 5. s. Strawbriosc lestbin bon
Dlaieenerist sanufetir, Bsrts gauntp, ba,
t:n, itno srfuett piefeltcn sur prdfnns uno
Abreehnuns fin3ursiebsn. llno ale @clhs,
Die nod al bic 5intsrladtbaft ihulbis Nnp,
lei es an Sntbfhulc corr auf anbere 4rt, III
fcmmsn unc an cen Heminiitratcr at,ute.
jablsn, ,prIder acicnnsn 1T in 10 Tassn bic
Nattarfdaft III perladen. gs 1T ossmssen
buretaue ncthncncis fir bic Ssttellistsn
eab lte fh fcsIei6 eimfnrsn.
Benjamin 5eHey, 9Ieninifratsr.
apriI 81. 2m,
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QrauriS.--&in unminbsts Sinh bss lorn.
!'cSllad, osnftftUnitr iu ebieaso, Salne's' Ts'
IN slnea xsfItl init fctbenbtm 3udsrt eer 'ps'
"'Sen sasen. unb mar fat slsid, too
Nleranbtr Gardner, &aiiIur Der Ttrti9tsn
Gtaaten Sanf, bat iein Nmt Meier se!e9t.
Gannp elsIsr mabt nob inlmsr quite Cts
ftdfte In Htu Orleans. 9idets fciftttn am
l7kn Npril $I2 so jeoes, UNI 6annp tanSen
III ftbn. 6at Seine pom unftrn bisf9tn gatits
auft AUDI bort ibr glid Su Ssrfuten?
Gin perbssrsnbss Bsusr 5srif6rts am 9na p.
W. in Rsucrleans eissntbum fir 100000.
Bon Der Sni.l Samaifa Icam 60 Tsasr ib:
u Slubt btuirft babsn uno auf Cuba eslan.
bet fsin. 9rsiiiis oapcn partn sinssfangsn u
rsrurtbsilt erfbeNen su wsrbsu.
6efabrlider 6pae.-ein Sdderasftae
in Scifen, Ramens M'Conalb, fbcs ntulid,
Gin Wdbten eurd ben Mrm, als er on Der
sbur Der Sddsrsi nab benz ANsrs fbcs. Gin
Ttrfub rpuree 9ematbt ju bsWeiisn, bas Ct ss
abTttlib 0stban babe, atsr ss aslana nitt.-
Or perbisnte jsbob etpas Straft fur itint
unpcr1dbtistsit i'm SbisGsn.
Gapitdm Sannina, Der alttft Gb6er in
9tsu Wcse, ffarb am s3itsn 9Iprl. elm Mon,
tag barauf batten alIt Sd,iTs i'm Soafen itrs
Hla98sn auf baIben Mat, ala tin Ssibsn Ger
Srausr um ben Bsriforbsnsn.
1srmonen.-3rpsi bunbsrt unb treiffa
psrfonsn BON oititr Stfts, famsn unlinaif pcr
England in Neu Orleans an. Sis fannn ar
l4tsn Nprl in ct. Fouls, auf ibrem gSeat
Rab Heupcc, Saincis.
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George Bopsr, su tsm III giiem banasnpsn
GolcrsGehilo. an per iapbtIihm gde Der
QDafbinstcm une Stem Cont eallowbil) )gtrais
fen, bsm gauEtp<9efansni6 asasnat:r, lsst,
bin ts,pobnt scn Saeot 6. gtlins, in Der
Stab: Nsapins, ts5oasn bat, unp ssIcnnsn
1T bic @fhafts tsr 8ailwirttfetaft auf bic
bsts 4rt 5u tetrtiten. Btfanntlib 1T bislcr
Stanb fc,pobl nit Sausraum ais @tallmns
fshr tsauem einseriebtet, uno Ct miro tpeosr
W1hbs nod Tofsn fparen, fe,nc gdIts init
suteu une ssfunosn Speifen unp @straaten,
nno ebsnfails nit tequsmen unc rrinlieken
Seblaftellsn 81 tsmlrtbsn. Guh ,piro Ct bes
ttdnhis sinen ahtiamcn Stalltusett mnp terer,
lei Sutter fir pfsros, bon teitr une binrci.
tcneer Qualitat, taltsm 9urh plnftllhs
nne fi(lise Becienuns, bofFt CT sinen tseeu,
tenoen Antbcil eer SuncIhaft oce pntlifums
au scpinnen unb Das 3u,raueu leiaer ssebr.
Ennpsn gu be:birnen.
Oldi 4,
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Elttah Dectrrt,
Reebfs 9lnralt, CzatDper,)

Sat leine Imtsitute Dtreat nasb Der Ed.
itubs hes creif6tisten badItsiucrnsn 5aulee,
seleasn al her Gorb'peltihen gfs Der psnn
nno filnften tgallrwbilD SraiTe. naebf Dem
aiten Gonrttaue, unc einist 9bursn ttlih
pon Der Sarmers 8ane bon Nsaplns.
Heabina, Wai q. 6m,
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Ten. 70 piel man bis fset weib, q 5000
sefiidt. @dmli6 BON Der Cincinnati
8ant $4,000 1baler. pon Der geortb- -1me.
riean Sant in Weu yort % 900 1baler.
uno 81. 900 Gbalsr Don Der @iraro 8ant
in philadelphia. Das @elo spurbe ieoob
bel einem anbern Wanne in philadelphia
aefunoen. ber nibt ocr 3ieber bes 8sloes
mar, icneern uielleibt 6ano in Der Sabe
bate uno ben Sbdter ielbit iprinoen lieb.
Iub bel Der Sarmers Ii. Mebanies 8anf
unb psnnipluania Sant muroen ebenfaus
8eriube aemabt. bic Summen BON 3O,.
600, 1900 uno 5000 3 baler ju ,isben,
aber obne Grfols.
60
Wieoerbeletun3.-Gi Wann 5u eepiss
toun. penn., belbt &c. 8laubte man iei
ourb unmdfiiaes Gfien eeffOrben. 1ls
man i'm 8eoriif ftano ibn in ben Sare au
lesem fiel CT auf Den Sooen. ,pelbes ibn
10 eributtsrte oa6 ct rpieoer gum eeben
fam. ST. fanb auf uno fraete mas man
NIT ibm MAIDEN ipoue. st ,pei9erte iib
fir Die 8 Sootenlaoe uno anoere 9eibenausr
9aben 5u be3ablen. uno man bat ibn bsb-
bolb perfla9t.
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Yerfdumt es ntht

1lle Dsricnsn. bic an Die lssberiss Sirma
ben Rein une t11iller f6ntpis Itnb. rperpsn
sriudt fcsIsih absuts;ablsn an ptm Stobr
bon ,SranFlin t1Ii(lc:.
D1ai 4. GIN.
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Doctor 30. ltppe.

Ar3t, ebirura une 6sburtsbelfer
Senabriehtat ieins Srsunrs, 70 pie eas
spntlitum ilberbaupt, eak ct feline Wcbuuna
tsrlsst bat in Die 9Dsf:penn @traGt, ,wis
feteu ber 6tcn NIB 7ten Gtrafe, noe Ct fort.
fabren mire, tpie tisbsr, alle in pas drltliebe
Bab (hlaasnosn Ssfhafte at tbnu. BeIcns
psrs ,natbt er has publieum oarauf anfs
mrrtiam. oab sr allc alten uno lanarpiertsen
Sranfbatsn. als aae Bruttleioen. Nus,cb
runs, peils, Br6peL Hbeumatisinus,
SetwTbtristeit, alls Irtcn Huasntranfbei>
ten, $abmnnaen Waltrfuhtcn, gpilepfs O.:
Der fallcnpe Srautbsit, alte 6ef fd,,pure,
Saljfub, Semitbss uno Ssiitess&eipen, 6us
ttsn, $sterfranebeiten. ale Hrten ,Sicber,
ent,ilnemnsen. 9er3flepfen, t1Iutterweb,
franees &rrfpsb Il. {. 10. in Der fir3elfsu
3eit, NIT Ueniscr uno lcbr gut einannebmeu.
Der Nr5nei, tauerbaft beilt. gr 1T taalid
BON ls t,s 9 llbr Slaebmittass (tettr in Iei:
ner Office 3m trsfen.
Iee'pb gippr
wefspsnu, ;tpiiebsM Der 6. u. 7teu Gtrade.
Nsapins ben so. Mar5 ls4l. IS.
pinterlahenIbaft bss peritorbenen S,ein.
rth Sie9frleo. lestbin bon Grin.
mitlb 1aunibip, Serss Gauntp,
% abriht
,rirt tier,nit aeaebsn haB 2eminiftraticns.
Srisfe auf otiae 6inttrlaGsnIhaft burb ben
Neaiitrirsr pon 9erfs gauntp all Die Inter.
ftbrietsnsn perrpiniat porosn Gnb. 1ae Der
fontn, bic nod ScrbsruHssn AT erIasy Sin.
terladenftaft batsn. flno otmssma6 erIutbt,
ritfeItrn bis ;um lttsn naebiem Stunt an BIZ
ltntrrihrietsnen fir .SeIabluna ein,urticben,
unb Srlte, DE nod al rirfelbe Ctuleis {tus
aufssforort, i'll psrielten 3eit at,ube,abls,,
aM
1brabm Siesfriee, } Iomini
:. Jebn s. SeIfrid,, 5 ftratore.
Ipri( 6. 6m.
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I'm Die Usr,te Der Gauntp Derfs.

Die urmsn Dirtftoren Der gauntp seben
bisrmit O1adriebt, pab le in 3utunft fsime
Doftor Bills te5ablen ipsroen, auifsr no stn
Direftcr Oror erthsilt peer Elm Notbfall
flt sreisntt. 4erat wsrbsn fteb alIo bars
nat rittlsn.
wiaialu Sifebtr ..
ubrabam &rpsr Direetcren.
). SetelIentsrsw
SRA, 4. SIN,
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Sefentltber Oerfluf.

SeHenIltUtr Oerflut.
9as "alte gourtbaus" Der gauntu
MM Serts, foa am @amltas BEN stsn
E:::hs Oiap. um llbr Nahmittase, aut
GE4:e pem plaee fsltit. Ssrtauft ,psrpeu.
BsOsnsnnssn tperpsn an Gage tss Ssrtaufs
tetannt aemaht, BON
8eorar 1Dsi(er gcmmlfic's,
Scta ecns
Npril e.. em.
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eSanes q. Qambert.

Uiten SABA, Nio, ,tenSeterrp, prrt,&ii'
&aantra unb ser6ttstenkatcn, Mnb Wlalasa
gaftt. Wtim.
5ut, Slumpsm, pei. 4lten gbampasner.
Gen II. braunsn 3uder. Srar56fllhsn unb u,
Sprup. 3u1crbane e|meritanifeten Brdnbp
unb SlensOrleamsUlo 6ollanbifhsn uub
laGte. 1msrieaniitbsn Gin.
Sor.aslihsnOouna Salnaiea Spirite,
6pIon, Gunpoweer, u. g. Num. altsn IL scs
Smpsrial unb Sous neimsn Noassn Wbis.
etouet 3bss. tsp,,e.
Cocoa une gbeeo: Sp,rm II. s.wSbnli.
iabs. tss Osl, Grsrm nno
Neis, RaIe, Snss|!lnietlitt $idbter. selts
rper, 0tmhr Bndaslstn Juno traunt @cife,
3immst, Dlustatnhi1 19ebintsn, sstrcfnstss
e. Dfsfsr Waetat Ninpfeiih. .sep6feltes
tlhtbs. Uufpeis. Sno,sShneinrfeiitb, Gal
40, &rapp, Blaubol3dms, @toffidbn W1aes
Notbbol5, 4(Iaua .|eereIlen, scp66slte une
0aipetsr. GnaliIbbsraushsrte 6trr,nse.
Gall. 9tnf, Ga(ards Gemab(snes mnp
the, 9tiefrlmietfs,l ,lfeinss 9al3.
wtlfhfcrnteIen, BIr 9ata6 nnb 3iaars
tsn, @imsr, &trbs, e.lrsn uem allen Sortsn.
Alttn Wsaotira. fal, "'~
gttnfads, Elm arcifes Nfcrtemtnt bon
D las uno Qnee ma aren, ipsIebes
er allies fir "B aarsslo D" gum Ssrtanf
anbietst 3u prsiIen Die NIT ren 3riten ibsrs
sinfimmen. - Da CT Gin nensr Hnfanaer 1T.
70 bcfft er emrb Frcnas Iufinertiamfeit auf
sic 8stafte. sinen 9bsiI per tfsntlibe,
xunbfhaft 1T erbalten.
81. 3. NIe Hrten $aubssprobuttt ~eroen
in 9au1n fir waarsa ssnommsn.
1pril 20. SIN.
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Sambur9er leitte SraSoner
q btun9! -,

Sbr bait snh 5u psrfammsln
fir paraes aufDisaitas ben II.
W1ai, 184l, All psm Gatbaufe
bon william Sebomo, in BET
Stabt 6amtnrs, ,,tn 9 lltr %.
W1ittaas, in 9ommer:llnifcr,n.
ltno auf D1ittwob, ben ,9teu
Diai, 1s41, all Gem Gcitbauie
BON Satcb 5ister. font 5aas's
IN Otsr Bern. piinftIih I'm 9 %
ltbr W1orstns, 3u Dem ent;wef
nab Btrnpille ju marfetieren. =
perisbsn nit ie tIinbsa Spatrcnsn.
fsbl oss gapitans
Jamee 9. I11eyer,
W1at 4.
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mabrtnb bie1gm maonat finben notb Nab
len IN perjetiepsmen Staatsn Natt.
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SeHte Iud,
gu berabeeissten prrilen
Dotu all0atfr
pat trnalttH nne jstt gum Dsrtauf sins
ueue &ct rcn
Ne1tem 6cIldncilhcn Nnter-
Veurel Sub,
Ven str altsn Wanufattery, ssparut sas
fls attt 1np.
Nsapins, Qpril o..
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Gin Sbpinoler nit Namen Graper.
spie es bei6t sin Gn9ldnoer. bat neulib
bur6 falfbe obsr portrefflid na6semab'l
te anpeifun9sn auf unterfbieolide 8an'
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Darob y. BarMet,
9 a 4 wirtb.

Niattt biermIt tsfon.
hers ieinen SrsMnten unb
, hem putlieum i.tsr 5
baapt. bic Auleiss pa6
&c em alteM tttaMntsn
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,pinterlafen1baft ees ueritorbenen S,ein.
rih Sie9frleo. leetbin bon Grin.
tpitlb 5aunfbip, 8erss Gauntp,
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-11-11

- ga
The Ball In honor Of the Prince de Joinsills will
undoubtedly b. the most splendid affair ever gos up -
this city. The several committees are busIiy engaesu
Ia making the necessary arrangements. And - me
time allowed them fo this purpose has been extended
ill about The 18th, every thing will be done 10 inc
most tasteful and magnificent scale.
The ladies', also, busily engaged IN preparing
for the occasion, and notwithstanding the boasts Of
the villagers Of New York, that We cannot get up
any thing in style equal to them, OF show such as
play ofbeanty, only say should any OF inei
lair ones happen this way that evening, we wiii
show item that the village Of Boston never sue
cumbs any place, in the style Of her entertainments
or the grace and beauty of her fair daughters We
learn that the Prince will undoubtedly pass three day
in Boston, and that the French Minister and Consul
General will accompany him on this felicous occa-
sion Already very large number of tickets are DIS
posed Of and il is the design Of the managers TO dis
pose Of many tickets as the spacious accommoda-
tons Of FaneuI Hall will permit.
We understand that the Ball will take place on the
evening Of either Wednesday, the i7,h, Thursday,
the l6th,--Boston Transcript
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-11-11
GOLD AND SILVER WARE.

Great frauds are now daily practised by vendors OF
articles called gold or silver, and having the appear
ance of those metals. The art of mixing metals is
now so well understood, that common artisans
and dealers in silver scarcely detect the presence
OF alloy equal to so per cent. of the value These
fancy articles look fair sell cheap and the unthink
ing buy without rejecting that # the article pure
it would be worth more manu- actuied than in coin
because the artisans labor and the vendors profit
have to he added to the value. The weight would
aid in asceraining the value but would not afford a
certain test OF heavy articles Great care should be
used in making such purchases and il is safest only
TO buy Of persons Of known character.
The Philadelphia Chronicle, in order to guard
against these frauds, proposes Assay Office where
the articles shall be stamped with the quantity of the
precious metals and to prohibit sales without stamp
Cincinnati Gar
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-11-11
From The Ne,e Orleans Advertiser.

The test Of Whieism in 1910, was opposition to the
existing dynasty its principles, its rules Of conduct
Under this broad banner the people rallied fought a
hard fight, and conquered Their new servants arc
lifted 10 the seat of power and all the principles con.
tended for by the successful party carried out and
put IN practice except one-that OF providing Tor
uniform redeemable paper currency for the nation
The very moment that this fails Of being successful
through mere difference Of opinion as to the best
means of efiecting the object, new test Of Wing
ism is contrved II is proclaimed by large majority
Of the heads OF the party, that TO be Wing, three
things are absolutely necessaryto declare openly for
MIR. Clay for the next Presdency-to be National
Bank man without reservation--and to 90 for de-
stroyng our we'll balanced Constitution, by pluckng
thereirom the Veto power
No sooner is this test put TO the w hig party
than large numbers Of them bolt the track" Thou
sands who wcre'wling to commit themselves for Mr.
Clay, could not swallow the remainder of the medi-
cine, and piee rersa. The elections in States where
we had in 1910, immense majorities, are held. The
opposition vote is not increased ota, and yet We
| are shamefully defeated. Whyl The new test, that
would not go down with the rhole Wing party,
In 1910, we were as one family acting on common
ground, animated by one common feeling, and urged
on by the most generous and patriotic impulses. In
l64l dissension arises among us; ambitious Phar
sees preach doctrine; they tell u.s. Except "
be clrcumcised We cannot be saved, after the manne
OF Moses. The gentiles do not agree to bigcted
SO illiberal doctrine. They hold that the rock o
our salvation is union Of sentiment upon Republi
can principles and consequent unity of action, tina
to be for Mr.. Clay for the Presidency has moth
ing TO do with the settlement Of the boundary ques
ton that National Bank is not the only means o
getting this matter that there ~ need TO amen,
the Constitution to provide redeemabe, uniform ma
tonal paper currency. They concnded that sucl
burdens as this new test imposes not necessar
laid upon their shoulders, as Wings These Gentle
are Wings Of ls4O They preach the true doctrin
of Whigsm to their ultra friends, which is, :" Tha
ye abstain from meats offered to your idol and from
blood and from things s,ranged, and from forncation
from which, ifye keep yourselves, ye shall do we'll"
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-11-11

ron THE MADIsosIAs.
JOHN TyLER's CLAIMS.


The claims which John Tyler possesses TO the
conn,ensnee and support Of the Democratic portion
of his feIowci,izens are too strong either 70 coon
rdicule or merit con.empt. These claims are 500"
recspituIaled. sjunciure in oui political ahsr'
not LEES critical the preservation OF
freedom than the salvation Of human liberty, ne oc-
cuped position greatly elevated above the vulgar
and interested strife Of political secis when all the
eIeme mis- appeared have conspired against himoss
Of confidence the part Of friends allied ny age and
interest, and opposition from other quarters fierce and
brutal-he persevered in his upright march of policy
and principle cheered alone by the righteousness OF
his intentions, and the integrity Of his aims His
acts were indeed Roman, --vrtuous pure, and sub
lime.
From his official course during the continuance Of
the extra session Of Congress- many persons are ero-
neously led imagine that the acts of that National
Convention received from him an entire endorsement
but investigation, careful and less Preudic-
ed such individuals necessarily alter their opinions
and award that naked justice which the so loud
ly demands. Mr. Tyler it may be supposed, deemed
Of these measures Of legislation decidedly un-
constitutional, and consequently did not consider
himself authorized by obligation conscience 10 in
terpose his Executive check he did feel called up
nulIify them by the frequent exercise Of here
tofore dormant power, fearful and dangerous as
that Of the Tets He wholly ignorant of the po-
puar will relative to these vitality important questions,
and Of knew not how TO shape policy congo
NAL with that will. These now in great
degree removed, the embarrassments and dangers
which beset and INSTRUCTED his path set aside, and
matter Of consequence his tacit approval entirely
cancelled No one, them should deposi,e at the door
Of John Tyler these obnoxious specimens of hasy
and crude legislation; it would be unjust and uncha-
ritable to dragon him into godfalhership of mea-
sures gross and repusive many Of those which
characterize the hundred days" session he stands
where he stood in the youth Of his political life-s
Jeersonian taught at the feet Of that apostolic elder
of human freedom, the law and gospel of Democracy
true to his creed, Virginian politician, pure and
chaste allied 10 the Federal Constitution by the
rage Tie Of patriotic loyalty, and bound by the iron
cords Of country to the institutions under which he
lives, and the liberty which he enjoys.
| In consideration ofthese things, what public man
now before the people can present stronger and more
plausible credentials, who advance better argu
ments to sustain and exhibit deeper scars support
the sacred, venerated, and life-savng instrument
our ustrious ancestors 2 John Tyler is before the
judgment bar of his fellow-citizens they must give
in the verdict-he awaits their decision.
i AN ORIGINAL Loco Foco.