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Columbus Democrat., 1841-03-06

thtSll18N , Nl3Ns aAs u.
On TUESDAY, tbe Oh inst, General William
Henry Ilauson, President elect ol the unaod
States. anNel a, tie scatut Government and
on Thursday ol,oNug, al ! O'Clock he dsh'eed
HI, Inaugural Address al die City llaIl--as fol
| lows:
| "My far conutrywomen It's oJr hf-t duty
| upon his most Hnetrs,ng occasion, 10 retain
! hap>s 10 Him from wH1ri cUneta every gonb
and pcdcct -tl, Too The great blessing Ee has
lQpeAatfd lad's 7t'Gyttyt1. iuat "a NE q.
gautic stfugg.e 1t parties which has shaken ih7
Un,0n 10 1t, ceutrc--a struggle evolving 20 ma
ny aud important political puncPlrs, enc should
ha,o been found roe from the tanmes Of oPu
ION AID principle, 81 whom no party cuir,ainsd
any fea,s, OF nduiscd aoy hoPe save The TRENDS
Of AG4c's Ebon son, j oAe, ut ~non II Was Truly
sad, "il he d d no good, he could d. 40 hifn'
"Such was The man aud the only man Who
could he'd The dl,scnupu@, and uuHe tie hearts u'
aii who, ior whatever reason, dc7H'd lhe do"hlot
VI TIE prascal Administration ana mus over
hiow party Which, uDdtt ,bs name Ot hepuD'
hcau, has managed the affairs OF lhls "oiotn'
men, lam ~ establishment, through every oIh-
cial term, ull now, with two bright exceptions ;
aud which obsnalely refuses to surrender Ger
= tain Old fashioned op6ions because iorSoo'h'
/, they are forbidden to d, 50 by the bond. --Bui
u You mas wish 10 know upon what principles
shall administer the Government / answer
= ava 10 have "A thing ro d. with 1t. My object =
j aliaiied ~ mg Cttct.og-i0 iei " "iPe ~ te''
4 an ugy Syoh uPon my reputation" lh'
wcinhu,r matter, ol law aud Government leave
10 tn9so mOra competent TO manage them
:, ,.e u,y clc5el hat 3uI wig / have hung up'l Peg
Illa cuarm, urltmIuc repouu,
i. G.nd,'s oy pan, aud ieeve my loururyman
4 The care Of NE public bono.
4 Dsny II you can-hangs Daniel is Me m.u
/. lotlse cufc Of ut public bopo.'
e .ru, ho uol disappointed, mrs lRere7 conclt
{. rnteslh /, tuy purpose 70 establish upon NOR
= '.Itd basis, thu Government Of which our hn
\, pafruf, cave "a ou example 10 tho garden OF J.
~ lar a.1 sl. cn you have eGdtay5rcd with patti
n .,r,f.... e, petpetudte--neod say lEen the Ps
ul ,.,,,, G,ogert,atai--yos, that ,uo SO long hcI
ve nn n trrrorem By hcnpec6cd husbands. but @hc
e- onoht 10 be tho choice Of every gallant spun
o.lo.e heart mc. uuder the sweet tailhehces
y ia. pinaIp. Who hAs ear TOR music aad pot
A.. ~, -, an eye loI beauty Pubtc demonstration
IT, b,yc pointed strongly 10 this reform. lhfoGgl
M. o,n nv brilliant progress tron tho log caDih
p No,h Bepd TO this place, The Far have bale
ed ~. ,s thr,r d,iipersr More precious 10 II
.r,,Ie. ,baua crown of laurel. On N
,riunnhal march al ltnabws ths other day. TO
OCCASION " advert TO a pleasing 't.'' '',1
thal place, ID tie year 1894, when l eAsn''e'7
lock Of haH with a far lady, aod NE 'a,'o ''
advanced lror tAe crowd aud offered me Htr hi'
i.tthH "a gF
Columbus Democrat., 1841-03-06
Your obrd'nt scr|t
NJ. VAN BUREN.
Tie Hon GxrEy p. RicE.
President OF the Convention.

Cot CnAmrnAn LEyY--We have atoly
se,n some sBecfmg remarks IN relation 10 the
distinguished gentleman 50 soma ot the Wing pa
uers IN ,he State. Not having any thing m tact
10 say against him, ho is insuitngy ietned tie
"old Jew. We have mol patience 70 deal WITH
those Who would thus yainIy eodeaYoi 70 harrow
The feelings Of private citizen, whose private
worth N denied by none, aud the history Of whose
publc E'e is ndelibiy connected with oa eoun.
~ glory. Naeo The republican a's has been
as.aiIed, Col. Levy has been found ever battling
n is defence, When Dcnle Webster tho great
leader .fihe Wing party, was voting against sup
pIying our sufefng so'dlery, IA the last war "it
shoes aud blankets, CnAPaAN Levy vas - 'he
tented field, commp dug gallant con Pany o.
riaemen, aud nov certain sucklings apply to NM
the ep,,het Of jew" Shame Col. Levy - a.
Ameacan cil,zen, patrio, and a statesman, aa,
as such ought to be zee from such mean attacks
.uis5tasFPtan.
Columbus Democrat., 1841-03-06

1ANL, JONES, having resumed Ihe pIac
ice of law, will attend the Circuit Court o
,,,,o and the adacen, counties; the Chancery
ar,e and Federal Courts at Jackson. Oitce at
su,.,y,Isnce SUBTLE Yazoo county ten miles South OF Ben
n'oo'b s ootbe Clinton road Address Benton, Iazoo
Cy Miss,
Columbus Democrat., 1841-03-06

e'g'e- u'lsci 10 the ~ill u the majority. aud shall
eoaeh'ds 'his partial devslopsmsni Of my plan Of
government Silh The ISSUANCE, that whatever
measure nlalouly Of your community may piu-
pose vi tscs,Ss nv sareton, ~ 90 no, allow
M oath to support 1ss Constitution. TO lay no
ondr' N, Iocl''h scrupl-s, "a tpposiiien 10 a..
Il ,i>iaiirs piG,'
MIIIIAM IL NnN IIAnn1cnN
Columbus Democrat., 1841-03-06
Notice.

TWO vt. r,r--.... l.'':---- .'@s 80 r"'l' E
h county OF Lownics "r tor 'l' c''g'o'"'ou, u' I'
,a noor house IS now ready for the reception OF lhf
no,r and all those that lave any paupers N chaFgt
,,,o hrin,y tpeu, in. ss no further expense VII p,
naid Tor keeping th cm from The Glh day July
rsto TAe uadrrs laHed are Committee appoint
aJ Inv tba B ,ard OF Police for Lowtdes county II
ELI ABBOTT,
X. NJ. TAlLiAFERRO.
p. u. WADE,
Julvllh, lslo.-l-u. COMMISSIONER
Columbus Democrat., 1841-03-06

When you hear yonass,er ensross lhs "A'is ol
CONVERSATION. ii IS sure sisa ne uas "o1 bo'
sense enough 10 listen.
Columbus Democrat., 1841-03-06

A good S,nt'msnt--Ws copy the following
rom Tie Nashua Gazelle:--
Ave look upon that government as me hest
which intetferss the least With individual free
DOM
4 IIrc b.I;-Tts sXcessct Of our youth
are drafts upoa our old aye, payable with interest
about thirty years alter d-te.
'opaE.-When Poverty bags. the dogs bark
at t; and when Poverty is ILL., the doctors mangle
it;aud when PoyeHyis Dying, the priests scod at
a., aad when Po,efty dead nebooy wssPs Tor It.
Bulrer.
Columbus Democrat., 1841-03-06
A Dun !!

THE accounts of the undersigned are "done
drawn off, and when they are "done" pad
We shall have done dunnlng.
FIT pere done ,chea It's done then 'ttrere weH
hUere done quickly"
PFISTER s GOODWIN.
NIB. If something is not don't soon, We sha
soon be "done oyer''
January IS, 1910. 25tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-10-27
Machine Poetry.

Well, Bill, wei pu. machine in motion nose
Recoec ina las; tims used sea ing so
order and knocked into The middle o,
chaos. Look sharp after time, particularly
ca Tsful thai il commits plagiarism. Give
meat of STANZAS
There is not valley in this wide world 50 swcs,
As that where they've lo5stsrs and oyster. eat;
And daur TO that beach = poor exile of Erin
ohs morning spiot with hungry NAV steerin,
The dew Oh his thin robe hung heavy ard chill
And ne walked into ms oysters and muscle. to Siu
Hail Columbia happy land.
For wo3sER iimei a hand:
II could fcad my title clear,
would right of TO Texas steer:
And those VINO n way
have no doubt would say,
q tell mr. blue eyed stranger.
Say whittier dos, thou roam.
Through these cans-brakes stranger.
Hast thou settled homo.
. say, can you SEQ b. The d0wn's early iish,
The musqu,o tina, heard at ,hc twilight. Lac, searn-
inge
THIS musaato ih2, Biz fercey al night,
That kept US the while from e'cf sleeping dreaming
Loud roarsi the dreadful thunder,
Tie rain deluge poured
Tbs clouds seemed asuade1.
ct wife lag skill! and s,ored,
Ana then sung
Win trembling tougae,
Hush my dear, lie still and slar.nsT.
beiijar! orN1'es guard thy bed:
fleas and bed-6ugs wthou; nuHbe.
Gently wander round thy head.
Wei done, Bill you and T. and the machine have done
wonders We have produced something not only enfrel
original bu: excellent criticism ,akes the shine
of the original poetry (') which ornaments our CITY and
country newspapers .--{ercur..
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-10-27

have been created by defaca'ion public off
icer. executor, administrator, qua rdIan.
trustee, or whIe acting IN any other I'D 1ci4ry
capacity. Such defaulters cannot have the ben
efIi Of the law at all.
la The case Of Involuntary Bankrupts are IN
cIudeo all "persons, being merchants, using
he trade Of me chm nd Sc all retailers of merehan-
disc and all ankers. factors, brokers. unGerari-
ters. marine insurers, orring debfs TO the a.
mount of not less than tro thousand doliars' who
shall LEAVE TIE STATE WITH THE INTENT TO DE
FRAUD THEIR CREDITORS, or Shall take other nea-
sures to accomplish such design.
So that all debtors voluntary take the ben
eff OF the act, except DEFsrLrERs; and no
be Involuntary declared bankrupt unless it
IS proved there Is an intention 10 DEFRAUD. and
such case IL Is conrned 10 certain classes, who
owe certain amount of money, and the pe.-
lion must BE presented by more creditors.
to whom is OWN. the sum of five hundred dol
lars.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-10-27

GtILRlEI'S SALE.-Iy virtue of surfry Exccp.io,s %
~ me directed. from the Wayne Circuit Court viII
pose public sale inc Court door in Cent,evIl.
WAYNE County, Indiana, Saturda, 20ti day o, o.
vember i6If between the hours Of ten O'Clock m and
O'Clock, P M said day, following property tn-wt.
The north OF Lo, No 49, on The Mai of
that part OF the city OF Rchmond Wayne county, Indiana
laid cut by Cha's w Starr and bounded follows to- wiz
beginning the northeast SAID Io,
thence SOUTH ~ ieet along The post, west
10 the western boundary OF said lott thence NORTH 10
10 the noTihwes; Of said lot; 10 the
place OF beginning Also part OF lois No I0I and lot
as numbered Oh the plat OF that said city laid out
by John smith, and bounded follows, toi,: beginning
NJ the northwest, Of brick House standing on said
premises. Main street, l02 feet northeast
house, DC feet post the corner of be
Poarch thence SOUTH l2 degrees, 70 feet inches
thence south IS Degrees 81 fee inches thence sou,b
81 degrees % feet rc1es most .tbe,c.
south, 90 degrees east inces thence south 81 "a
degrees, Il feet inches thence north, Sd deoees
east IS feet 6inctes, the the south Inns
OF trYIn Reeds ot thence north, 81 3d. degrees west 2h
ee:, tho sduth-wcsi Of Irwin Reeds ground thence
north, Ia degrees, Irwin Reeds line, l34 feet,
more or less 10 Main street, thence we along Main
"a feet, 10 the place of beginning Also
GELS or los OF land lying and being county, and
known by being lots No. II and II on the pla.
OF lots laid oIt by Joseph p Plmmer. ives, side of
sad City, IN the nori-wes, quarter of No s. in
Township IL, Range of the principal Maredian
line; containing five each, less.
Taken the property OF Jacob L. Keefer satisfy
ecutions in favor of Burdsall aud Others
THOMAS G. NOBLE, Stiff w c.
October 26th, 1871. 43-,s
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-10-27
INDIANA oFFiCER,s GUIDE.

The sale nf the entire and editions of this
woTl. and tho numerous calls nj those in copv
induced publishers public u and
is believed improved edition. The School insert
ed entire. 1t is believed that non ,bc
law OF Evidence and Partnership will found use, to
Justices, who daily cal ed decide
Questions o! law which arise these subjects; tnt
the tables Of Interest will he convenient for rlos,
every man This work has been carefully prepared
Of the most talented n tbs bar of Indiana
the hands of every farner, mechanic merchant i,
the State. Eos sale The BOOK Store Ricl ln,nd.
Price 81 80
Oct. p, IS4i
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-10-27

fWe had intended published the several plans
for Fiscal Agent of this government they have appea
red in the AIadonan; but believe that Mr.
Tyler Will adopt either bis recommendation TO
Congress- therefore have concluded give them
publicity. Ii The editor ad-ohan is favor of
galvanized subtreasuy do wish find aut with
his opinions and could publish them and still
frain from expression of opposition They only
worthy the who lef, the loco party. from the waning
popularity of Mr. Van Buren,.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-10-27

g. ERIFF'S SALE. BY virtue of an execution ia m, di.
- rected from the Wayno Circuit Court, l viii expose
at pnbc SALE at the Court house door in Ce,evlc Wayne
County Indiana, Saturday the goth day November
le4l, the following Real Estate ,owit, certain lot or
parcel OF ground. lying and being in city Rich
ms nd Wayne County, indiana and known by being Lot
y GmbeIed hInn red : aor4 atof
taat part of said city laid by John Smith
Taken as the property of Charles Cartwright, To SATISFY
execution il favor Of Virgins and Wasson, Admins
traitors, DC r. G. NOBLE, ). w. c.
Oct. 27th 1871. A3,s
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-10-27
ORiEUARY NOTICE.

II becomes painful duty record the death OF Of
most esiinabie citizens, DR.. NORRIS LANCAS-
TER: who had Tor been in STATE OF Hi
nois settling business days previous the
appointed fer MS departure for home,
iousy expected, attacked with malignant fever.
Peoria, which illness of 6 life
the l2th instau in the 36ih year age. IN
decng upon demise of departed friend
cbiy impressed with the uncertainty of .as e-for 0
knoweth when tho day ;hs hour eone,h Dr.. Lam
caster possessed strong and ro5us; constitution and
ing much his usual good heah exposed himself
the malaria of unhealthy climate In his relation,
life, citizen Statesmen, in the endearing
laons domestic lie husband brother
Dor, worthy Ii crowded city,
society created by death of worthy member
filed by anothe-, forgott-a il humanity like
i: easily supplied. b., the loss community,
however greatly regretted, is 10 De compared with
tina; of the bsfeavei amy-a wife and ,hr-e small chill
den They have the sympathy of friends. and ;h- prayers
of the christian. and may they find consolation il tbs d.
vine declaration that ~ father the faiheess, and
judge Of the widows, God in his holy habation' We
informed that deceased fend retained his faculties
uuimpared until his las, moment and with calm and
christian resignation in lfdence bssfll
~, he said '.Thy will, mine bs done"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-10-27

fact hisa, commemorative o. ihs Tenpssance
Some loco editors Hon Thomas Ewing de-
faulsr 10 The soyernmsht. No responsible
Ted such thing lie accused of having allowed
of MS fry thousand dollars for effect ne loan for the
Government The is ,ha; b. ALLOW ed his son thu orc
twelfth OF per cent. less than $500.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-10-27
i ATII1ADIU NJ.
wEDNESD AY............OCT. 81. Is41.
"BE u ) L A y ID FE A Z NO T -

(6E-We anticipate regular publication day. for the
purpose giving conclusion Of the trial OF Mcleod
We supposed this trial sufficient importance
of the history OF country; have,
therefore exclusion of much other, perhaps
interesting matter, the general reader We nope
give usual variety in
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-10-27
CINCINN At. Octohsr D.

During yesterday esq b5I. arrived by canal
large proportion OF which sold s. Sales also from
wagons same price.
WHIsNEr--4l6 b0ls received b canal. Sales
siderable l5c. A wagon loads
a I5c.
CoRN-900 bushels arrived consigned to dissillers.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-10-27

a. ffER1fF'S SA LE.-By virtue Of suudry Executions
- directed from the W Circuit Court will
expose public sale Court CenteviIe.
ayne County, Indiana. Saturday tbs No.
venber l54l between The hours of O'Clock. m and
four O'clock p. said day, the following property:
o-wit certain parcel 10: Of land lying being in
Wayns County, Indiana at described follows ,o-wit
ncng the northeast Of section three.
township twelve, range vest running thence
thence poles fva feet,
thence ten poles the place Of beginning TeAen
the property Of " an Grimes, easify
of Paul Martin end others.
TiiOS. G. NOBLE, Sheriff of w. c.
Octo1e. %. I5ti
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-10-27

TINS BANKRUPT LAw.-We have duly publish~
ed al large. with the other of The late Session.
he henehcent act establishing 4 system OF Bank
rppicv; bat either from It's length and its hume
V0Gs ans indispensable Details or from cursorv
an examination gifts provisions principles appear
70 he, by SOME. mlsapPrehended. Therefore. ha-
wing met with the annexed brief but comprehen
sive explanation the principles Of the act. we
have thought lis assertion might be accepted by
many Of our readers. We find it in the New
York Amercan-N0t. Int.
THE BANKRUpT LAw.-This law seems TO be
Inexperienced by many; and the attempts OF
some OF our contemporaries 10 set public right on
the subject have not been very successful
1T we understand the provisions Of the law cor
rectlv. the perons who come under its provisions
are divided. into two classes voluntary add inrol-
untary
In the class Of voluntary Bankrupts arc inclu-
ded '.dH persons ,rhdterer,'' rich or poor. mer-
chant. trader. mechanic, farmer, laborer. SC
without any reference whatever to the amount of
their Indebtedness pro-ided their debts shall no.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-10-27
NEW YORK Oct. Is.

FLoUR--Ths marke; is little brighter to-day sales
have been made small advance, So 81 for COM
mon brands Western
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-10-27

otHERTFF'S SALE BY vistu. OF an execution % ms
) ) directed from the Wayne Ccu, Court. will expose
public sale the house door in town Of Gen.
treyle, tbs 2Uth day of Sovem-
berI64l, between the 10 O'Clock and O'Clock
D said day. the following property: to-@it, Part
No 4. numbered the plat of that the
City Richmond, Wayne county, Indiana, laid by
john Smith, bounded follows. tow.i: Beginning
Main street nj the no-east owned and a.
cped ~ Abra Earnest and 90 feet inch ez. from the
north east corner said lo. thence soat degse cas-.
s fee: inches. sou;h-eas.
nes.,s land souri, 54@ degrees, 10
stake: thence north 81 degrees, So feet
theme north deg'ee, 20 feet and 10 inehes
thence 81 degrees one ;teree
degree. IL inches Main street;
vest along Afan II .sct AMI inches,
place Of beginning.
Taken the properly of Twin Reed gepiesia D4 fer
Jar1b L. kecfer 70 satisfy faFor Caleb
Shearoa Surviving partner 6r
October 2c.h, 1e4i. 43-3,.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-10-27
The Prisoner Acquitted.

The jury absent from the but 80 minutes
and returned Appearing places Clerk address
sed them follows:
.(entlemen of the Jury Have you agreed upon YER
dict,"
Foremau.--s'We have.''
Clerk is the prisoner guilty guilty -
Foreman MOT GUILTY."
The prisaHcr therefore discharged Jurisdiction
Of the Court. and is only far custody Of the
pnblic officers, -eceive their hands, deliver
within the borders O Canada.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-08-12
THE CROPS.

The St. Louis Bulletin states that the
crops in the Southern part of Illinois and
Missouri, are very fine and secured with
out damage. The corn is tlourlshlng, and
promises a rich harvest.
In South Carolina, the rice crops look
fair, and promise the usual harvest, though
at present rather backward.
The cotton crops Of Georgia are said,
by the Savannah Georgian, to be in fine
condition, and 10 promise large harvest
in all parts of the State. The corn crop
will be superintendent if it is not neglect
ed in harvesting.
In Alabama, the crops Of corn and cot
ton look promising, but the latter was
still liable 10 the havoc Of the worm.
CRops.-The Buffalo Commercial says,
that in the Western part Of New York
the wheat crop shows slight falling off,
as compared with 1889 and 1910, aud
the stock Of bread stuffs on hand is not
large. OF corn and potatoes there now
promises to be an excess. Other crops
about medium.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-08-12

ALABAMA.--The last elec:ion of Re
representatives. for Congress in this State
oar readers are aware, was made uudel
the General Ticket System. change
from the Dis ricl System being made by
the last Legislature Of that State to suit 4
transtofy party purpose. From the Mo
bile Advertiser we learn tina; I" The opera
ton of tho General Ticket System il
three Of the late Districts in the State
gave Mr.. Shields a seat in Congress, whcr
Colonel Burke beat him 500 votes ; il
gave Mr. Lewis seat, when Mr.. Hill
lizard beat him 470 votes and it gave
Mr.. Payne u scat, when General Crabt
beat him 969 votes ~
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-08-12

Murdered, in RosevilIc, Musknsum Co.., Ohio
on Wednesday night, 28lh of last month, between
the hours Of 8 aud o'clock. M JuuS b. SHoBrR
son of Nc, john Sh3bsr, decd, of this place. l.
that he had gone OUT to get some mint to ill pre-
scrip,on. As he did not return in easonable time
his wife got neishboIs to go out and look foI
him. but without success. Early next morning hi'
hat was found in out alley Of the place, with 6
hole through the side, of about inches in length
A sharp pointed limestone, weighing two pounds
was found lying BY the side of the hat-the point oil
which WAS bloody. The said Shober Nom
Der OF the Methodist Episcopal Church, and highly
esteemed by all who knew him Com.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-08-12

To all which, we reply-lhat. il that fraction
had voted AZ be oushs to have voted, having regard
to the known sentiments Of the people Of bis sisse
tfsr she gave 10000 majority to the wings, las
ra,) or had tho vacancy been filed Is i cnghs q
be, BY good Wig; then, would tbs Bill have
passed the Senate b. a majority Of the vhois and
then would have been unnecessary the lecture
which The Globe reads 70 M HgsDERsns ard
Mr.. CLaYTos.
Hare is Dir. IIEsDgRsos' sin: 10 the lin sec
lion 10th article Of the Back chsftc VIII DC io"h'
engrafted Mr. Cars comPromise-~h'ch was
the condition Of Messrs. MERarcE and BERRiEs
.a,oor, Of the measure. Mr.. Fl. opposed this com
nror,i.e-brt knowing that If be voted against y,
he soe,dn,en, would be lost, and thus the Bill be
lost, whose general features he a?Pfosed--he alb
.ep,ea himself from the Senate, and the measure
ga. carried by one vote. Ga the passage Of tic
/ pin, however, he voted for II.
I The Globe states, in form. all these coniiugen-
cie.-and. II Me-. Henderson had done ihi. thing
and Mr. Clayton done anotl.er or il both had alb
stained from The d5iag Of certain other things
then says the Globe, the bill would hsve been lost
All very trae, TO be snre. Ba,ii the (raetion from
Tennessee, had represented public sentiment Of
III, State" (for We ~il see presently, that the
Globe considers this an important matter,) aud
the vacaney been filed BY coed Wing thenl
The Globes contingent IFS are easily answered, OF
eaectually rebuited by other conjpnctions. But
says tns Editor: Ii WAS carried al last by TIE
vote Of Mr.. Preston, who VIGOROUSLY violates th'
almost unanimous public sentiment Of his State"
| This is the cream of the whole article and &c
show more coaelusiyely the consistency of th''
+" honest. honest Ia,o" on The subject OF repre-
sentatiom we give the sufjoined lis. Of L. co Sena
tors from Wing States:
Williams. Of Milne; Saith, Of Connecticut
| Wright, of New york; Buchanan and Surgeon, Q
| Ponnsyiyania; Ctnhbort. Of Georgia; M9u'on, 0
Louisiana; Waller, Of Mississippi Nicholson, o
/ Tennessee Allen aud Tappan, OF Ohio.
1 Violation Of :" tie almost unanimous public ser
tmcut Of their Suites" on the part of these Sem
tors, wholly escaped the notice Of the veritable Ed
tor, when descsn,ing the sins of Messrs. Has
pERsoS and CLAYroS, but mote especially Of Mn
PREsros, Had these Senators Represented thei
States this question, The vote would have stoo'
| Ia noes to 80 ayes!