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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-07-08

Chaplain tOMe University Of Tirginia
We understand that Mr.. VIM. NJ. jackson,
a Clergyman of the Episcopal Church, has
been appointed to this Post, for the en- suing
session.-.4dr.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-07-08

Passengers are now conveyed from the
city Of New York to the falls Of Niagara in
two nights and one day, The first night is
spent on the II udson an tho second on
Lake Ontario.
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Enoh-EsiniiMg.

WHTIfLIAM HUNTER would inform his
wv customers and The public generally, that
10 All continues tho Ok.BiNDlNG BUsI.
MSS nj hi- old stand, few doors southeast OF
The Branch Mint. He will DO happy to receive
orders IL hi, line, and pcdgta himself 10 spare
no pains 70 give complete satisfaction.
aFOrdcrs len a, bis shop, Of at the Once OF
the Nc, kicuburg Jetlorsouian,' viii receive IN
mediate attention.
CAadoue, Nav ?, lo4l.
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NOTICE.

II the viatrf Of 1920 there was taken from
n the Manslsn House. either loaned " laroagl
p.slske, steel mixed oyEaCOAT. with bises
lara buttons, nearly ne~. The pockets 10 Tie
Hoat part Of ,he sAif', II any person has -aiG
Coat, they would confer favor ~ leaving il efh
TIC subscriber % Mf. Jgha 3 PceeocE, 10 Fowl
esoeg Sssllac.uHL
NJ W. ALEXANDER.
cisiet Jaly 3 1871. ~
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The Old q. States Cap. StOcle.
Shirt, i.inen Collar 81 oiled silk
N4NEIEACT0EsY.
.EoIM w. ElarIes .. .Follcs.

tsVccrssoes ~ LrgE DAVIES sND soN)
l2b MILAN strsft, cJTarT " JaiA.sffelf, tleo
doors o5sse ttf.r Old stand.
NEW YORK.
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ArPNTS
AGENTS.
Col. R, " Cochran, Meeklenburg, NC.
Chas. w. Harris. Mil Grove, n. c.
WEEKLY ALMANAC.
ELECYlON Or Cl.ERlls.

rENiiE C'iiz~as Of MsckleUbuf County ara no
N ubrc thai, n pursuance Of Lsw. lalls y n
Be opeaed aod held az the scyeral Election Pre-.
srsis "a said Codaty. or Thursday. the 9Th day
q Aagesi next. fef the purpose Of eloe,:ng Clerk
Of the County Court aud also a Clers Of the Sd.
psrior Court, and Wsrdens Of lbe Poor; when
sat ~herc al qualiard voters are requested to at.
ilsd and give 80 their VOTES.
RIOS. N. ALEXANDER, SltuF.
Cdsf'als, JaiS Z, ls.l us
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DRESS ENR SAE.E.

HpEING DESTROYS OF embarking 10 another hn.
b .iarss now offer the establishment OF the
wi, uINGTON ADVERTISER, for sulc.
| do no, know of moro eligible situation tor
ncrsons desirnus OF embarking IN the printing bu'
sine.s. ,han Wilmington, North Carolina.
Terms accommodating. Application must be
post paid
Our exchange papers will oblige US by copying
this advertisement until forbidden.
1''' F C. hill.
Wilmington, Nov. -, 1910.
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Negro Man,

set rate shoemaker on q rreai, OF II moEths,
"lh pole aed approved security.
-ALsQ--
vii sell II Tho Fesidcnce &c ltc is,c Robert
PE'Gs. deed, On pSe.5ay, Tho - day Of August
psfi, qaautItF ri Whret. Corn. Fodder, oat-.
hfisY also q fac lot BACON~-S,.e " every
tesengiI7a--Iiousehold aud k.iohrn Fefui,ufc--
ssd gfsai many articles to- tedious % mention,
20 credit d " months. With n0ies snG spptos.
u securities,
n. W. PARIS. Erfeat8r.
Jsss 90. islo ~
NIB Al parsons iedfb,c4 In the estate arc re-.
es,s,sa 70 make naedlaic payment and those
.Tiag elaims v u present them within the time
'tsssfibod By hy. o. dis notice wiil b. plead ia
bif q ,hetf recovery.
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Hincn Collars and Tsosonas
Pntcnt E.nntI,cr.

AL lhC daettat qualHHs d Pbtrut Leather
Japanued NJ lshn ala Linen, suitable for c1ach
harness makers. and ihc West Iudi4 anu South
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|sAsEHEs, BLINDS, 81
NO d AZ =!

THE SUES CRJBER
XXTOULD respectfully inform the Public that
wv he has good assortment ofthe above ar
ticles which are made Of the FAB
TEST STYLE,
which he will soil loo for CASH, Grain, or approx
ed Credit.
NJ. B. A first rate article of 7by SASHE ls
for 20 and "a lighted windows for cents per tsght
Is lighted for 1.2 cents.
Gothic Cherry, aRhd HSUdtermut
Sash made 10 order
GJ"All orders by Mail or otherwise will receive
oue a''o"''"' L. MORRIS.
g, Jobnsburv March IS4l l9ltf.
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CONsuMPTION. LIVER COMPLAINT, AND
DEBILITY.
DR. TAYEOse'S HBAESAW OF
LIVER WORT.

AS a general remedy for these diseases, am full
ly satisfied from long experience, there is no med
iciuc equal to DR. 'ray tors Balsam of Liverwort.
Being purely vegetable, il can be used with the
| utmost safety by all persons in every condition
1t ceanses the lungs by expeclorntion, relieves dii'
cuit breathing,and seems To heal the chest Ihere
can be no question, but this medicine is certain
cure for chronic coughs and colds. have used ii
FIR four years IN my practice, aud always with sue
cess.
III The following remarks were taken from the
last number Of the Medical magazine
"'The surprising effect produced by DR. Taylor 5
Balsam of Liverwort, in consumptlve cnses, can
not fail to excite deep and thrilling interest tn ro'
ought the world. We have long believed this
disease (consump,ion) ncurable, that it is difficult
10 credit senses when we see persons evident
y consumptivo, restored to health. Yet this fact
of daily occurrence.
TO FEMALES.-Th number offemales in del
cate health is truly surprising. Weakness, loss of
appetite, liver complains, and many other diseas.
es prey upon them. All this can be remedied by
the use of Strengthening medicine, that will assis!
nature in all her movements, restore tone to the
nerves and muscular organs. OF this kind is DIR
Taylo Balsam OF Lverwort, (which being
mid and purely vegetable, answers females admira
lbly.
M SPLITTING OF BLOOD.-Ths disease con
sisrs Of discharge Of Blood, often frothy from the
mouth, brought up with hawking and coughing "
is usually accompanied with difficult breathing land
some pain in the chest. Sometimes II is proceed
ed by an oppression at the chest, dry tickling
cough, and Slight shooting pains. This disease is
always more or less dangerous. The great danger
is that these SYMPTOMS may tie rminate in consump
ton, and immediate remedies can alone save this
end But DIR Tay lor's Balsam of Liverwori is a
sure remedy
NJ NERVOUS DISEASES & WEAKNESS.
DIR Tayor's Basam of Liverwort, made at 375
Bowery, is assuredly an excellent Remedy for
these diseases My wife has been less Ill fol
ten years She extremely nervous, and at
times weak that she could not tend TO her do
mestc duties: BY the of this medicine, her
strength is wholly restored and she is as healthy as
can wish her 10 be. Myaddress is at MIR lay Tor s
Office.
A spurious kind Is abroad. Beware! The genu
inc is for sale by 2l7m6
l. JEwETr, St Jehnsbury.
A. Mcmillan, Danville.
L. Perry, Cabot
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TIle LION of the Day,
THE OLD DUTCH OR GERMAN VEGET..
RIE Pills

Il III
BILE PILLS.
THO the citizens of the United States and III,
n Canadas is respectfully submitted this Dnr
tory to the means for regaining that which bu
been partially, and in some instances, total lost
What blessing should be priced above lEuJ
health and who knows better how to p,i2e the bs Y
sing, than those who have been deprived ofn, nj
il is an old adage, (and that contains wise in
juuction,) Gin time or peace, prepare for war
We should in time OF Health prepare for HE at.
lacks of that stealtby foe, Disease. 1t would be
wisdom to observe his movements, TO scan well The
form in which he approaches, and then TO meet
him with those means which are calculated 10 eff
feet their overthrow Those means are now be-
fore this enlightened and intelligent community
They accessible to the poor as well as rChaHi
| trust that those who regard the ConstNO
of man one of the finest specimens OF Divine
work manship, and the laws by which the system
is governed and directed, as originating 10 no 9th
er than in the councils of heaven. will so far obey
the nlunctions of the latter as 10 provide the best
safeguard for the former.
1t is with The most flattering recomcndaNOusub
scribed by the most eminent Medical Genllemtn
not only in this country but also in Europe, that
offer this valuable Medicine to this AmerlcMP1
pie.
Time and full opportunity for fair and ir *
tial trial have placed the Lion Of the D@' AZ
yond the brand ofImposition, Humbug QuafR
&c
This pill is composed of extracts of inc Yapf h
the vegetable kingdom. (being entirely free o%
drug of deleterous nature,) and adapted partuEE
ly TO cleansing of the Stomach, Blood, and aE
varous secretions OF the Human system, BlnsH
Fevers, and Cholic, Fever and Ague ,Jaundice!SaH
let Rash, Dyspepsia, Heartburn, Costivenes', Ah \
ma, and liver Complaint have beeu cured by n
ing these Pills according to the direction acconF
nying each box.
1t is not intended that this medicine is N1
for all Diseases to which the human ysem is NJ
BILE.
Many efforts have been made TO compound
Medicine which would cure all Diseases, but ha"1
FAILED. Those Diseases enumerated above I'll
within the power of these Pills and sure cure
relief is warranted.
FoR SALE BY DIR. LUTHER JEWETT, III
JoHNsBURY, ANT AT THE PRINCIPAL SroREsTTn
u. STATES ~ CANADA.
Price 81 l.2 cents.
AGENTS. Baker, Judevine &Hoon, Lam'r
vile; A. 81 M. r. Cheever, Hardwlck; AIKEN
Vincent, Walden; Warner 81 Co., Cabot l. CS'
Ting, Cabot; e. Eaton. Danville S. Humphreys \
Jobnsbury; L. r Brown, Lyndon Corner; MOnn
q Rankin, St. Johnsbury East; T. r. FalIoann
Waterord; John Nj. Parks, Barnett H. d, N
Skinner, Barnet; Isaac Watts, Peacham; Vna sp
Ter and Brown, Peacham; ]. & A. c. DensOs NV Ss
ton; Charles c. Newell, Burke; J. NJ Hoy Hy,o CIV
Lyndon. SIoy--
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N q n n q We .

THE cost ON AND TROY IRON. COMPANY
TTAVE on hand at their Furnace and Foundry;
n IL and are manufacturing to order,
Cadron Kettles, "a sizes) Hollow Ware,
Mill Irons, Axletrees aud Boxes,
Sled, Sleigh and Gutter Shoes,
Ploughs, "a superior artcle)
Mammoth Box Stoves, for meeting houses, fac
tories and tannerles,
22l and feet Box Stoves,
ParIor Stoves of various sizes;
Stricklnnd's Cook Stoves believed 10 be the best
article for cooking now offered to The public
Cart and Wagon Boxes, and various other Cast
ings usually made AT Country Furnaces,
Turning and Drilling done TO order.
ALSO,
on hand, about 100 tons Of Pig Iron of a superior
quality. The above articles sold cheap for cash or
approved credit Al orders communications
addressed TO The Agent at Troy Furnace Post OF
fee will be thankfully received, and promptly at
tended 10.
HUBBARD HASTINGS, Agent.
Troy Furnace, Sept. Ia, 1871. 2l6tf
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ReY.N. COvert,s EBa glla OF life

A NEW and valuable remedy for the cure Of
IA Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, Group,
Whooping Cough, and all diseases OF the Lungs
and Windpipe: extensively used and recommend :
ed by the Medical Faculty, to whom the recipe has
been freely made known
| COVERT 81 Co Propretors, Auburn, N Y.
HOADLY, PHELPS, 81 Co. Wholesale Druggists,
l42 Water Street. General Agents, are prepared to
supply all orders the Proprietors terms
The proprietor is now receiving, almost daily,
testimonials of the highest responsibility In favor
Of his medicine Fl ON Physicians, Clergy men, and
OF hers who have become acquainted with It's ma
ture and effects among which are the following:
From the Boston .Mer. Journal, August 20 1910
The following is an extract from an article IN
that paper, on ".N0rbus LaryngeuS C0nctat0rnm or
Bronchitis," by Frank H. Hamilton Professor OF
Matera Medica and General Pathology IN Geneva
Medical College.
"The Rev Covert's Mixture, also now used so
extensively for this affection byCiergy men, belongs
to the same class of stimulating expectorants, being
one of those lucky combinations OF medicinal a.
gents which, while 1t promotes expectoralIon, does
not impair the tone OF the stomach or this medi
cine we feel liberty to speak, since his compost
ton is not held from the profession, and we hope
the proprietors will fit TO give IL TO the pub
lie. We, therefore, venture to recommend 1t hav-
ing employed it in own case. and in the cases
of many others, with decided benefit,
"To all ,chom IL may cOncern:-Thls may certify
that have examined the Rev. |. Coverts Ingred-
ents compounded under the name of the BALM OF
LIFE; and believe said compound is happily calcn
lated relieve persons of all ages and sexes aici
ed with and chronic diseases oil the lungs
and windppe, fas indicated by coughs, difficult
breathing and pains different parts of the chest,
if administered under suitable circumstances and
in appropriate doses.
JosEPH Il. PITNEY Physician and Surgeon.
Auburn, Angus. 81, 1888"
This certifes that having examined the Rev. l..
Coverts BALM OF LIFE, in all its component
pa, Is, we do believe 1t TO be one Of the best com
pounds for coughs, consumptions, chronic iniiama
tons &c of which we have any knowledge. and
do most cordially recommend its use TO all afflicted
with tho above named diseases.
J.W. DANIELS, N. D salina.
W. LovEJov, NJ. ID.
Coupon NEEDHAm, M. d. Onondaea.
E.LAwREscE, M ID. Baldwnsville.
DR.. G. r. PHELPS, Hartford Conn. NJ Agent.
LIST OF AGENTS IN VERMONT.
ST Johnsbury, Luther Jewett,
Waterford, M. X Parks, ~ CO.,
Marshfeld E. ID. Putnam,
Danville Andrew Mcmillan,
Wheelock, w. and ). Bradley
Lyndon, Fuller, lde IL Co.,
Cabot, b. +. Goss,
Wells River, Hiram Tracy,
Mclndoes Falls, N. NJ Looms,
Pcacham Chandler u Brown,
Hardwiok Strong and Deano,
Iamoilievle, b. Judevine and Holton,
Greensboro l. F. Waterman, IL Co.
Glover w. b. Palmer, 81 Co.,
Barton III. Robinson, q Co.,
Irasburgh, p. barrow Jr. s. Co,
Albany, 5. . Hovey,
Crafisbury, w. E Paddock,
Barnet J.Jewett, 81 Co. 213-ly
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New Firm and New GOodS

TIME subscribers having formed co p,,,,.,.L,.
d in trade under the name of ]. JEWPTT Y
CO. at Stevens Village, in Barnet, would v;r. ~
tice that they are now receiving from bOs,o Nv,
first rate assortment of GOODS fresh from ,hs
manufacturers and of the most desirable svIg
for cash or approved credit. ''u'
JOSIAH SHEDD
JARVIS JEWETT
Barnet, Sept. l9, 1871. pm
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no e try.
by REQUEST.
ON ISLANDER AND DETRACTiON.

ON ISLANDER AND DETRACTIoN
Flying rumors gather they roll tr
b. Scarce any tale is sooner heard than told,
And all who told it added something new,
And all who heard it, made engagements too;
In every ear they spread every tongue they grew
Thus issuing forth both East, West, North IL South
News travels with increase from mouth 20 mouth
Until ripe lies to perfection sprung,
Grow large, and fit to grace mortal's tongue
Whence then proceeds the stress we lay
On what Dcrracing people say
Why should we ourselves 10 battle,
In consequence Of tttIe.tatlfe
We had better try to break the charm,
Since all will say, "they meant harm,
They only told you what they heard,
And their informer then appear'd
To wish you we'll, and meant no ill;
But hop'd YOU would prove honest still
He would not wish 10 do you wrong,
Tho all appearances strong"
Thus, by their undermining arts,
They play the vite Detrattor'S part
And nine in every ten refuse,
To tell you where they got their news.
Ye aoiSe, instruct us to endure
An evil, that admits cure;
Or, how this evil may be borne,
That breeds at once contempt md scorn
Even innocence is no support,
When you are try'd IN scandals court
Stand high in honor, fame, or wit,
All others, who inferior sit,
Win think themselves in conscience bound
To join and pull you to the ground.
Your Altitude ofIends the eyes
OF those; who want the power to rise.
But let these SiandereTS vent their speen,
Till they are aocary as they re mean
Their utmost malice cannot make
Your head, nor tooth, nor finger ache;
Nor spoil your shape, your face,
Nor put one feature out of place
Nor will an hundred thousand lies,
Make you less yirtuous, learn'd, or wise;
Nor will you find your fortune shrink,
By all they SGy-or all they think
And the most efectual way to ball<
Their malice, is, to let them talk. w
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To ell Or W. e &,

A GOOD FARM containing I60 acres, 80 acres
IN under good improvement, well watered, with
good orchard upon il, aIso good sugar orchard;
good Dwelling House aud Barn, all under good
improvement, and lying abont two miles from Bar
ton Village.
Terms made easy for payment, or good chance
to any one wishing to take upon shares or hire.
Apply to the subscriber on the premises.
SOLOMON WADHAMS.
Barton, lS Sept. 184I. blows
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EOa. sale or to Let,

THE LARGE Farm AND I.4VERN SIAJVD,
A Il or near Charleston, East Village1 compris-
IN ing about
600 acres
of first rate soil Lands well wooded and watered
On one end of said farm is sugar lot with from
9 to A hundred sugar trees; and on the other is
timber lot near a saao-miU. The buildings are a
spacious two story house, mostly finished, a wood
house, shed, horse-barn, and farm barn, situated
within few rods of n school. and on the road from
Lyndon by Newark, Westmore and BrIghton'
through Charleston, on the Clyde River to salem
and Derby Line. AT the junction OF the road thro
Morgan, Holland, to Barnson in Canada. eaio
house is fitted up for a tavern house and has been
occu pied as such and is said 10 be an excellent
place for a Tavern Store. Any ono wishing to
trade is reque sted 10 call on
BRIGHAM PIKE of West Derby, or
JOHN FRY, JR. of Concord
Concord, N. March a, IS4f. 1851
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WILLfyAM WRIGHI"S
IN ii a an h ssr "a tive Pills.

Entirely Vegetable.
Manu- featured under The immediate supernten
dance of William Wright, Vice President of
the
North american College of Health.
NOR the treatment and cure of diseases in the
IL form of bilious and nervous fevers, measles,
small pox, pains in the stomach, back and side,
consumption, dropsy, scroiula, cancer, splitting of
blood, sick head ache, rheumatism, diarrh1a, dys.
EMERY chocs, dyspepsia, palpuation of the heart,
ulcers and sores Of every kind, &c. &c.
For Sale by
LUTHER JEWETT, st. Johnsbury,
rs " MECHANICS STORE, St. j Cenue,
MORRILL, 81 RANKIN, St. j. East,
l.. p. PARKS, 81 co. Passumpsic,
CHANDLER 81 BROWN, Peacham,
]. &. DARLING, Concord
G. w GATES, Lunenburgh,
GOOLD d NELSON, Guildhall,
FULLER. IDE, ~ co. Lyndon,
j. NJ. HOYT, ~ co. Lyndon Centre,
J. JEWET'r, 81 co. Barnet. 2l3-ly
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TgNIIE subscriber offers fer sale his Farm
IL in the Southeast part Of DanviIlo ON situated
leading from Danvile Green to Passnmn we toa
lage, Barnet, and about miles from each NC VII
ing 100 acres OF as good land as can ho ceonah
Caledonia County-75 acres under good i,uundl
ment, well watered and fenced with s,o '",p'oV.
and cedar On said farm is good d,veI,i ,n' wall
80 by 40, barn 40 by so, wood shed and "" n'pH
buildings and all in good repair-a goo U" N
with from 2 to 300 sugar trees-an " "v. b
orchard and good brick school house WINE Ii1SIs
rods. Any man wishing TO purchase will 4"
10 call soon JAMES JITnRwSSN
Danville, VT. Sept. ID. 1871. os,
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10 be sold, lbhoIe nv y, :, !,

(To be sold, '0hole or partl
SITUATED in ST. Johnsbury aboH,
- north OF Centre Village, in said ,o'nI TWO mile,
s1mPsc River, containing 1903 acres Of pGoS o. &
Oh OF which IS good meadow land Said d'G St Nd
of good saw mill. ''"'n oO rod,
On said farm are two good houses H..
and other convenient out buildings EE'ee barn
particulars inquire of the snbscribs,a VT arh,
the premises. ORLANDO WIJITMssmldlngM
Sept. z, 184l. 0'lNNES0N
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N O I'll G e
H "A EaRH FOHg 8 AEEl!

NJ IA kA Na Il ID h y "A h "
SITUATED in Kirbv, containing nearly 300
~ acres Of GOOD LAND, lao under good I'm
provement, well waered with brooks, springs, ard
wells. Terms made known by applying to the
subscriber. LYMAN DAMON.
St Johnsbury East, March 81, lS41. I92tf.
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HF a Es FD-VW "A ne Ne !,

HE "A Es DIV "A Rs E
NO. 81, UNION STREET, BOSTON
EEOMES, HOMER, d co. have received by
u a. the late arrivals from England, a complete
assormnnt of
Cutlery, az Hardware Goods,
which they offer TO their friends and customers,
good terms for cash credit.
April "a, 1871. l66tf
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-17

The \. y. Courier and Enquirer has bullying
article IN which the editor call. on the President
to d" approve the Bank Bill or resign his Office. 5,
The spectators and stock iobbers desire TO place
The Presidency IN the hands 81 tho President OF the
Morris Canal and Banking Company. THIS would
BRING the rrcdeemables to the surface and give fat
offices 10 those who had ventured most deeply IN
fancy stocks and corner lots.
The Courier thinks that Mr.. Tyler dare not veto
the Bank Bill, although II remarks as follows;
1T Is now said on high authority. and It is very
generally ieafed with toe much truth. that all TINS
work oil ihe extra session s 20 result IN compare
lively nohtng, because joins TYLER chooses To sci
up his peculiar notions ia hostility to the clearly
Indicated will OF tie people: and determined 10
place h's VETO ugoa me Blik Bdit!
:" Thus Is the current rumor from Washington
coming from sources which entities IT 10 the igh.
est credit; yet We must be permitted TO DOUBT
whether such Will be the final determination OF the
Executive That he now thanks he may Veto the
Bank Bill, and that hs son and Private Secretary
very openly declares that such the determination
Of hs father, We do not question"
Bat when the time arrives for action, the editor
thinks that Mr.. Tyler wll not have the nerve to
Place himself opposition to the expressed will of
both houses.
The Daily Express considers Mr. Tyler the mere
trustee OF Gen. IL arrsOn and thinks that he bound
10 carry out the wishes of his predecessor But
then the question arises what were those wishes .
The General made avowais of principle for the
public eye. lie WAS opposed TO a bank on const-
tutonal grounds before he a candidate for the
Presidency, and as he made no avowals before the
people, 1t far infer that his views IN regard to Il
bank were unchanged
Although the federal doctrine is that Mr.. I Ter
IS mere trustee Of Gen. Harrison, the acting Pre-
sldent himself may consider that he TIE trustee,
not OF single individual bu: Of seventeen millions
Of people, aud he admits that the electors have
twice decided against bank, he may feel bound
TO pay some respect to their expressed Viii though
such course may conf ct with the schemes OF for
eign and domestic spectators and stock gamblers.