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Rates Of Advertising.

One dollar per square, Of twelve lines or less
for the first insertion, and fifty cents a square TO-
each subsequent insertion.
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the amount of fifty dollars and upwards, will be
entitled to deduction of one third, where a regu-
lar agreement is entered into.
Where the insertion of an advertisement is Or
dered without the number of insertions being spe-
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proprletors) until forbid, and charged for accord
ingly.
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BRAxToN CoopER, General Agent.
A. r. OLDHAM, Middle Grove, Monroe co,
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PRESLEY SHRoYER, Marshall Saline CO.
w. f. SwITzLER, Columbia, Boon co.
Z. P. BRowN, Platte City, Platte co.
THOMAS JAcKMAN, Rocheport, Boone county.
o. Our Terms CANNOT be misundersto 3D.
Those indebted to US for last years. subscription,
can make payment to the above named gentlemen;
also, advance payment for the present volume.
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THE ROOMS LICK TIMES.
JAMES R. BENSON & CLARK II. GREEN
Publishers and Proprietors.
Il 4 h WI y .

TER MS.
rNIIIS PAPER is published weekly, at So in
l. advance, or 81 at the end of the year. No
paper will be discontinued but at the option of the
Editors until all arrearages are pad-and failure
to give notice of wish to discontinue will be con-
sidered new enga cement.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1841-02-03
MARINE MEMORANDA.

Arr at New Orleans. 10Th ult ship KuiusoG
TAYLOR, from New York 10Th. brig Canonleus
Bielsv from this port.--At do. 10th schrs Ocla
via, Weeden and Wolco',. Nor,hup, both for Ia.
vsna the next week bTi. Sea Bird Hammond
] DE- FOR this port.
Sailed fromi Norfolk lGb ult ship VIM. Engs
Coo for Havana.
CID at New Orleans 9.h uli sch'r Export, Gard
ner for Vermilion Bay.
At Havana, 9Th ult sch'r Tasso. Burdick. -
days from this port l6b Eagle, Wiley, for Sa-
vannah, unc l7,h, franklin Green, Smith, FOL
Maritl.
Arr al ST. Marks. lIth nit .schr Van Buren,
Babcock from New Orleans.
Sailed from Havana 18th nit. sci'r Warsaw
Swcetsrr for Boston.
AtWilmibgion NC. 2i,h uit. brig OciaVla, iioT
ie. from Che srles,os.
Cid at Appalachicola, I3h ul'. brig Florida
Phillips, for New York
Cid al Charleston. Roth uii. brig Echo. MesseT
for Wilmington.
wHAIERs.
At Roratonso. Sept. 7th, ship Luminary o.
Warren, 9 sperm whales asng side Coun'hsh
Of Bristol 400 bbls VII oil.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1841-02-03

NEw-ioRK CATTLE MARKET, Jan. 25.
At market 900 he ID Of Beef Cattle including 80
left over last week l7J was from Tho South, $50
from the East and the balance from this State IS
Mich Cows, and 1900 Sheep.
The Beef market the same as last week ;
80 head were sold at s. 10 So averaging 81 the
100 lbs.
Mich Cows were all taken at 500, $50 and $40
each
Sheep were in good demand, and all .eld ut SO,
81. 50. and Sc so.
lIny-Thcre has been fair supply; sales by
the load al GA TO q cts. die loo lbs.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1841-02-03
Copper. Tin, & Sheet Iron Ware,
uuERMAN,s POOR WAYS pLAsrER.
CAUTION.

7. TEw tskes ,his method Or Informing
IL. the public that he being the sole Inventor
OF Lamp consuucted on sucb principle thai
Uoz. Lard NAV be made a complete sutsiHue l1r,
and answer all tbe purposes Of Sperm OIL ha' Sc
ned 10 himself he right 10 make and ysnd the
,sm.-h. cauiiors the public sZaist mssing.
vending or using tie same, 90 sny way o. nsnnei
u.,ib-gi right from BIN. ss be sha'l take 'nch
rna.-grss a,.ae ,sw allow lin f2f 'te protection
-,.-- F.t g. 3F.
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Newport Lvceun,,

\ Lecture will be delivered on THURSDAY
evening next, at Armory Hall, by Rev. FRAS.
CHS VIYToN. Subjeet-The Constitutions OF
the several States Of tho Union. Lecture com.
mences al o'clock
Tickets for the evening - l.2 cents, to Le
had al the Bookstores, or at the door
Feb g.
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that ship. and arrived safe with her a, Boston.
On The 2lst ull. Mary Jane, daughter Of Mr..
Wal,er w. Simmons, aged wear and II months.
On Sunday morning last, Mr.. Samuel Noyes in
the 16 year Of his age. formerly Of Sheron Mass
IJ'Tsun,on papers viii please copy
In Portsmouth. al the Asylum, Phebe Slocum
aged about II years-Elizabelh Earl, daughter OF
the late Mr.. Thomas Earl of this town.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1841-02-03
BRIGHTON MARKET. Monday. Jan. 25

Reported for the Boston Daily ADV. and Patriot. J
AT market 3s5 Beef Cattle, 80 Stores and $50
Sheep, 25 Reef Cattle unsold
rices-Beef Cattle Sales were not very quick.
and the prices obtained last week for soma quail
ties were not susta med. We quote a few extra Sc
81; first quality Sc Sc IS second quality So -
s. 75 third quality 81 p s..
Sheep--Iots were sold at 81 and 2 so; Wethers
SO. 4 %, 4. so and s..
Swine-None at market.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1841-02-03
PROBATE NOTICES.

Court Of Probate, .NtwpOri, ESb. ., Isli.
A PPLICkTION was made for an Admins
"a traitor 10 DO appointed on the estate Of ED
WARD VI. RATHBONE, late oil Newport
Mariner. dec'd:lt is ordered that the same be re-
ceivsd aod the console eration thereof referred 10
Court of Probate, to be holden at the State House
in New port, on the first Monday in March next, N,
o'clock A. ~, and that previous notice be given.
by publishing a copy Of this Order. three severrl
times in the Rhode Island Republican, for all person.
Interested, 10 appear at said timo aud pac" aud he
heard A True cOpy,-wituess,
u, u, ROWLAND, Probate Clerk
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Mdrrtfo D .

A. Scv Sh0iehsm, % the 2la ut., Mr.. John
G sheffield. 10 Mss Lueinda w. Coe, daughter
Of Benjamin I. COe, Esq.
Ia Bfis,oI, VI Wednesday eyeriHg last. Nj. John
Mslehahcy, formerly Of Warren, to Sliss Hannah
D ErsnEtn. u BrtSioI
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MLirARY.-The military company recently
chartered as Ligh, Infantry corps, under the
name or THE NEw BEDFORD GUARDS, held y
meeting Monday evening for the purpose of Of.
fectng an organization. The best feeling and
utmost unaniri,y prevailed. The following
gentlemen were elected officers.
II. q. o. Colby, Captain.
JAMES H. COLLINS. lst Lieut..
SAMUEL WATSON. 2nd "
JAMES II. CRoCKER, 81 "
WILLIAM X. WELLS, NJ. ID. Surgeon.
Register.
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OFSTO THE AFFLICTED.
DR.. EVANS ChMcMIle B. hPtRltNT PILLS.
Or. GOODIES CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.
DR.. EVANS SOOTHING SYRUP 10, tee,hing
M HUNTS P0TaNjc piIIS
THE GENUINE MEDICINES.

THE GENUINE ."EDlClNES.
are sold at 100 Chalham-s;rcel, New York and by
the regularly appointed agents Throughout the
country. The public are therefore respec,fullyre-
quesied 10 obiain them from the regular agents on
ly--aS there is dehterioUs imitation ofthese medi
cincs in the market which renders this caution
necessary ia order 70 guard lie public against i'm
position.
AGENTS.
W. CALLAHAN, Newport r. J., o. Il
TINGLEY, Progideuce J NC INT YRE & Co
Pawtucket; BENZ EARL & Co, Fall River
Mas. GIBSON Il STERLING. Ct. Barring
toni : POWELL, 30 Conhin Boston, d.
wITEHILL, New Haven, Conn CANFiELD
& ROBINS Hartford
~ BEWARE or COUNTERFEGTs.
- See r., advert rtfsefncnfs % the fr.t page.
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Dttu

1n this toxin. onthe 9th ult. Cap, Sar1ue. But
ium. hged - yesrs-a Itevouunsiy Peus!orsf.-
~. vas an Oficer On board a.. armed ship Pro.
teetor John ! Williams E-q commander tia,
sailed from Boston during the Revolutionary war,
id Va 81. % ca-rsc u i- hrs, Iuls captured b.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1841-02-03
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND, &c.

STATE OF RHODE ISLAND, dc.
NEWPORT, Ss,-Ciert's Office, Supreme Judie-
'dt Court, Jan. 18Th A. ID. lsal.
ENJUEREAs SARAH HATHAWAY, Of
Wv TIyerton in the Couay of Newport. wife Of
THOMAS J. HATHAWAY, Of said Tiveron
has this day filed in this Once her pcIlon, pray
ing for certain reasons therein stated, that decree
be passed to dissolve the matrimonial connection
SubSiamg between her aud her said husband
THOMAS J. HATHAWAY Notice is there
'Ure hereby given 10 the said THOMAS. that he
be and appear II he sees hi, before the said Cour
to DO holden at Newport on The first Monday Of
March next, and shew cause IL any he has, why
the prayer Of said Petition should not be granted
Jan 10Th .--6w. l.. u. ALLAN, Clerk
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journals now propose that the Jews should be
allowed 10 purchase the land OF Palestine. As
Turkey wants money, this could be easily
effected, and Great Britain would have a noble
pretext for protecting them in their former
country. For this purpose she would be
obliged to hold Acre and one or two other
strong points the coast Of Syria and thus
her darling policy would be maiutaincd with
the show Of public expedency. Unless her
present Government break faith with heir
Tory advisers, some very sound reason will be
found for holding St. Jean de Acre, or else
Gibralter and Malta furnish no historic Il pre-
cedsnt.--Baphst Adrocdtc.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1841-02-03

The Arabian Ship Sultanee, Ben Aman,
frsm New York, for Zanzibar and Muscat, WAS
at the Cape Of Good Hope. October 80.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1841-02-03
LIST OF LETTERS,
REMAINING IN THE POST OFFICE, REV.
PORT, Il. I.
FEBRUARY ISlI
FEBRUARY l, IS4I.

n l, lSll.
'g for them miHp!ease
they are placed in a
Manchester Freeborn
Mason w ;
Melville AndrSw
Melville James VI
Mrs-M ltchell Mary &
Mansfield Ab asail
NIiss--Northnp uephzi.
bah X ,
Psttinson James
Pease W llliam
Peckham Pcleg Jr
Mrs-Paruidge Nj ID
Flnisar Lucy
Peabodey Abbe
Mliss-Portor Sarah
Parker Helen NJ
Peckham Mary Jane
Peabody Hannah
Rogers Robert
Rose Giles
Ra'ekin Chris,ol her
Miss Robinson orilla
Smith Alr
Simmons Nathaniel
sherman Cap
Small Cap John
Sumneri \
Smith Edmund
Shaw William
Stanton Nathan
Stall Isaac
Sill Georre
Smith John q
skinner Parmenius
Smith Hannah
sfiss-Standish Deborah
Stcwn.t Acues
Sissou Hannah w
Tallman A>aJr
'rew Latham n
Ta,lor Peicr
NIrs-Tnylnr Belhiah ]
Thnmpson Esther
N,iss-Tew lane ]
Thompson Lucy
Tow Buth
Van ZanI, Washington
NViXsor Cou Somnel 2
lVi,son L'rpcmonR 2
Wilson Geo,go A
Wilbor Bouiamin
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VERY IMPORTANT.-We are requested
TO give notice thar the great race between those
celebrated horses is postponed TO Saturday next
al p. NJ.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1841-02-03

Fastening 10 the Tonb.-Near New Orleans,
short time since, Mr.. Tomb, aged 25 years.
espoused a Mrs Butler, aged 65. II is quite
natural, says tha Bee. that Mrs Butler, At her
age, should think OF Fastening 10 the tomb.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1841-02-03

in Iasinuation. New York Standard
says: Men whs stuttor aud stanmar are often
met with, but who ever heard of a female aifllct-
ed with an impcdiment in her speech'
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1841-02-03

CAPT. T.. JOHNSON, Of the Sohr Chal-
lence Of Thomaston tenders his thanks 10 ldent
Tracey. Officers and Crew Of the r. : Rev Gutter
Vigant, on this station for assistance rendered IN
gotting his vessel into port. Also to Maj stephen
Deblns for rendering every assistance requisite IN
re pairing and fitting his vessel ready for sea again
Newport Jan. Both. 1871.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1841-02-03

In the anatomy Of the hand We find that the
muscle by which We shut il, is mnch stronger
than the one by which we open il, and this
holds true as TO giving and receiving.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1841-02-03
Desirable Real Estate for Sale.

The Subscriber cdtrs for sale,
SvsA THE HOUSE occupied by bm--H
t.sssM1 FIRST rate stand for business--tvO stores
i,ss,aS& in front aud the horse in complete
.S.AikeAA repair and eau accommodate large
ianily or a number OF boardcrS or, with IA ui0ing
expense eau Accommodate two families The TWO
story building in the rear is PLANNED to accommo-
date a family with hive iooms, exclusive OF the a.
paIiulents that have heen used for oy sier esab
first rate stand o tha, business. The
whole will be sold together, either OF them serar-
ate, on very accommodating terms. iiall OF the
purchase money can remain on interest, If desired
Possession given Apri next, or il the person who
purchases desires possession before ii can be given
the first OF October or November neat. For further
information enquire Of T.. +. NEW TON. auction
ecr, or 10 the subscriber on tho premises.
Aug. l2,h. }. REMOND.
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Cowt Of Probate, .Nf~Iort, Esb. I, 1871.

VMNUE Administrators 2d Account on tho Estate
IL of NICHOLAS g.. BOSS, late Of New.
poIt Attorney at Law, deed was presented for al.
lowancc - 1t is ordered that the sam. be received
and the consideration thereof be referred Court
of Probate 10 be holden at the State House IN New
port, ON the first Mondiy in March next, at Q o..
clock A. NJ. and that previous notice he gwen, by
publishing a copy of tins Order three several times
IN the Rhode Island RepaJiioan, for all persons in
terested 10 sppsar al SAID time and place. and be
heard. \ True Copy-wltnoss.
Il. u, ROWLAND, Probate Clerk.
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FOR SALE.

<nkA a VERY pleasantly situated and
ssssH Valuable FARM, laying on the east
ulilH side Of tie island l-2 miles from town
se4.0 being partly in Middletown and partly
!" I9'.snlou,i', containing 1875 Acres of excellent
Land, is well fenced with stone wall has on il a
double two story Dwelling House, good wash
room, cheese d milk house, crib ard grain house
and large double barn-al the buildings are in
good rcpnr; also good well ofexcelleu, soft wafer
likewise water grist mill that will ren, for 500
per year, and is in excellent grinding order II has
also large full grown grecnIng orchard. and a
Young orchard both orchards ar; in full hearing OF
excellent fruit, The Farm will be sold on reason
able tormS as to price and credit; any one wishing
to secure an independence for life will do well to
purchase |, is seldom such a Farm is offered for
sale on this Island. For further information and
terms apply 10 ROBINSON POTTER.
Newport, Dec 3nth.-ir
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1841-02-03
EXPLOSION AND Loss OF LIFE.

EXPLOSION AND LOSS OF LIFE.
Yesterday morning. between 9 and lO,o'cloek,
The India Rubber Factory, in Fountain street.
opposite Holmes brewery, was destroyed by
the bursting Of the boiler Of the steam engine.
The boiler weighed $500 bounds, and was %
feet long and 80 feet in diameter. /, was
thrown directly over the brewery, and lodged
upon The hill opposite. distance of 800 feet
There were 10 persons employed in the Faeto-
~, II females. three men and two hoys. At
the time of the explosion, there were l3 in the
building, the women, with one of the partners,
in the second story the man and boys in the
first. The roof fell in instantly. and several Of
The persons found themselves upon it. All made
their escape but one Cordelis \. Buxton,
whose body was taken from :iC ruins, so dread
fully injured as to be scarcely reco.nized.-
Mrs Bangs was badly buint--Marid Cheddel,
was also badly burnt, aud several others more
or less injured by the flames aud the falling tim
bers. The building was Totally destroyed, and
the brewery opposite, what injured. Loss.
from $4,000 to $4,000. There was no insur-
ance. Proaldcnce Journal.
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" Persons cali
say " adcerfised, a.
separate bon.
Almy Gideon
Austin William
Almy VIM J
Miss-Alger Mary V
Bowen ID x Co
Patcman LS,her
Bellows J n
Baker David G.
Mn-Barker Julia J
4" Braman John e
" Browning Content
Miss-Bennei Persella
Bliss Hannah VI
Bllvon Susln
Bond Mary
: J Court Go Newport
Clarke Samuel
Caswell William
Cahoon Francis
Cheese John
C"well ) Is
Chase Josiah
Cook Doct.
Cranston William :
Cary Nathan
Mrs-Campbell Maria
Carpenter Sarah VI =
Corser Dorothy
Church Jane T.
Chase Betsy
Coal Mary
Deyons Charles
Dawley p A
Mrs Demerest Rebecca
Dickinson Louisa
Fellows William VI
Mrs-t'icIdIng Nancy >
frseborn W atty
Freedom Abby ID
Gilmour Thomas
Gardner DOct.
GroNer Jose
h'rs-Grinnoll Gesrge
Greene Anna
llough James
Howard William |.
Howard Samuel
!lalleu Capt.
Hopkins W anton
Hubbard Jane.
Mrs-llammoud John =
iiuRter Mary ;
Miss-Hazard Mary
Hill Caroline
Halton Margaret
Jack Alexander
James Samuel
james q l.
Luther John III
lortnn Harriet
Lawtnn Sablna
Nc Allister Daniel
McLoud Cap John
McLoud Roderick
McGues;ion Andrew
Manuel Antonia
Mongin William ii
Miles Thomas X
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BlIhNlC MEDICINES.

HUsT received aud for sale by
az G. b PECKilAM.
Ono door above WIN. Wilbof's, Mils,rec,
~ NAPO2 BATHS eau also be had at the
same place.
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administrators Notice.

Administrators Notice.
TB'HE Subscribers having been duly appointed
O. by the Court of Probate VI Newport. Admin
l,uators Oh the Estate Of ISAAC G. PEtkHAM.
late si Newport, Block maker, deed and having
gven bond as the law directs, requests all persons
having clllnis against SAID Estate TO present the
same for adjustment; aud all persons indebted TO
sand Lslale To make immediate pay menl TO
STANTON PECKllAM,t Adm,s
JOHN B. WEEDEN
Newport. Feb. 2, ls4l
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FOR SALE, OR TO LET.
WM. G.. HAMMOND.
TO LET,

III TUE SOUTH STORE in the House
lgsanJ on Thames street, now occupiedby Milton
LIMA Hall Possession given the iiisi OF April.
For farther particulars arrlyto
Feb 10. SARAI! BAIl.Y
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CT r. Ar EE
A. CAR

21h-sch'r Challenge, Johnson, New 70
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Administrators Notice.
NOTICE..

n have sold all the right title, aud interest, had
& in the Nauagausett Per Company.
south King,lown, Jan 18th, lsil.
Jan. 2Oh JOHN 4. IENIlIt.
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NOT ICE.

n have sold ~ the right title and interest had
II IN the Nauagansctt Pier Company
south kngstown, Jan Ism, lSll.
Jan. 2Dth NhtEh "b'p'N'
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20 Persons ealiiag for them riH please
say " adeerfised," as they arc placed in a
sepdrdfe Dor.
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mp IL NEW $.
PORT OF NEWPORT.
ARRIVED.

WEDNESDAY. Jan 21th.
Sch'rs Cora. Mayberry { days from Charleston
for Providence Potomac. DidSou. Providence for
Norfolk; China, Post, do. for S,enington John
Hill, Leayitt Amhoy n. J., for Boston
Pilot-boat Hiram. OF Edglrton. from cruise.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-07-22

DNo satisfied with quilting the people Of this coun'
ty for long time, the editor of the Advocate wish"
es to keep them gnorant to prevent them from reading
democratic papers, will be seen from the following:
''By supporting the men who engender such unPrin-
cipied opposition, you not only undermining thu
strength Of the Wing majorirybut you are striking at
the root orthose principles which have purified the gov
ernment, and preserved the rights and liberties oflie
people,"
Here is an editor debating to the "maiOrlty' what
they shall do, and what they shall not do. Has i
come to this, thalhe people not to be allowed TO
exercise their own opinions. Are they to be told thai
they are no. capable ofudgng what right and what
is wrongl Fellow citizens; beware ltis but the re-
turn cfthe old Gag law, revived at Washington. There
Federalism stalks through both Houses ofCongress;S
there the Democrats are hardly allowed the liberty of
speech and who knows but from there has gone forth
the edict to every Federal editor in The Union. To ap~
ply the gag, to stop the communication ofihogli TO
prevent the people from watching the proceedings Of
as corrupt and heariless Of Monachis,s met
together. But thanks TO the age We live in, the great
mass of the people are intelligent. The love Of liberty
the love country, and the love of happiness, all n'
spires them with thirst after knowledge, that long
rs our free institutions exist never be Graduated.
Then how utterly futile is it for Federal editor 10 at
tempt to Llinlfod MEN,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-07-22
SENTIMENTS OF A rATRIoT.

The following iS the concluding paragraph of aspeech
lately delivered in the Senate by Mr.. Benton
Sir, it is now nghtfall. Weare at the end of long
day when the sun IL more than fourteen hours above
the horizon, and when suffocang heat Expresses and
overpowers the Senate. My friends have moved sd-
journmenis; they have been refused. have been com
pelleG to speak or never and from this
nsnt we may see the conclusion. Discussion is to be
Stihed; measures TO be driven through: and muI
lated Congress, hastily assembled lmperfectly formed,
and representing the census oflS30 not Of l64O Is to
manace postery with institutions which are as abhor-
ent to the Constitution they dangerous to the lib
critics. the morals and the property of the people.
National Bank is be established, not even a simple
and strong bank like that Of General Hamilton, but
some monstrous compound born os hell and chaos
odous dangerous, and terrible than any simple bank
could be. Postery is 10 be manacled, and delivered
up in chains to this deiormed monster; aud by whoml
By runp Congress- representing an expired Census Of
the people, in the absence of members from States
which, if their members here, would still have but the
one third part of their proper weight in the councils of
the Union, The census of lS40 gives manv States, Il
Missouri among the rest three times their present rela>
tive weight and permanent measure ought to be dis
cusssd until this new relative weight should appear in
Congress. WHY take the ten years 1t an
expiring representation the end OF tie term may each
over and bind the increased numbers by laws which
claim immunity from repeal, and which rushed
through without dehateS Am to submit O such work.
Ne, neverl will war against the Bank yon may es-
tabish whether simple or a compound monster;
will war against it by means known 10 The Con.
stu,ion and the laws will for the repeal ofits
charter ms (ien Harrison and others voted for the
neal of the late Bank charter in 1879 will promote
qr,o warranio's and sci. fas. against il. will oppose
its friends and support It's enemies and work at des,
trncon ia every legal and constitutional way. will
war upon it while have breath; and i'll incur political
extinction in the cousest, shall consider my political
life well sold-sod for high price when lost in such
n csuse'