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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-01


on saturday, the l7th day Of April ISL Is Nos-I drawn
5s,lois; Grand sehene-s60OO0 5000 I5,Ooi, IoOOG
10 Of 1850 10 of 1854 81 Of 1000 20 Of a ~ of in IS Of
~ OF o. H9oi 30 l2 ofl6O I2i Of 100 Tickets
= certificate Of a Package OF 6 WHO'S in this GRAND
proportion. "
Va Lcesburg Lottery Glass f. for IsII-To be drawn a,
drawn ballots. Grand Caplas-s5iCoj i0ooo 51G. sni
100 iol5b 1000 1000 10 Of 400 70 or 25i 81 Of zoo &c
ACertdeate Of package Of Is Tickets will be sent for
slSO-shares In proportion.
For Tickets aud Shares or Certificates Of P,ekases in
any OF the above splendid Lotteries be very particular TO
'dires4 d. NJ noYT 4 CO. ~
Diawins sent Immediately they arc over 10 all who order
oTdersfor Tickets from any part Of the United saicsb,
% OF otherslse losing cash or Prze Tickets thAns
prompt auenuonas personal application and the result
cent Immediately after the Drswing-if
" All communications strictly confidential mhi6
THE subscriber anxious t. close the business Of souh
al, IonpEnr will sell tho stock Of Hardware. Cut.
,eIy &C To- any one wishing TO engage the business
bargain The store s in The business part Of the city AMI
las been occupiedas Hardware store for upwards Of u
years will commence selling ,st this day Country
merchants and ohrs will hni to their advantage To ali
sorted gro " TOMPKiNs ks~ni
nh 3-m orLcwisD Crcnshaw Trustee
SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODs
Il general assortment Of Brush ADD American Dr.
Goods, which they offer by the rcrr or prrksrr s11 ~
etami9s. wAbswORTH, TURNER 4 60.
mn 1(-owd Market Bridge.
IRON STORE.
JOHN n. GORDON,
Keeps constantly on hand the following MEr.t..
Enssh swedes an American bar Iron, ast roun T. and
Rand, hoop, box and sheet Iron
Plough Plates sni Cast Mould Roar,s
Russia sheet Iron
Natl Rolls Of various
Wagon and Cart Boxes, ground
Wire Of at sEcs
Cast, Shear and German steel
american AMI Engish Bisiercd DO
spring steel Tor Coach makers
Bar, sheet and Brazier's Coppcrs
sheet Zinc
spcltef in Plates
Tin Pafc ami block Tin
Lcaicd TIN for Roofnr Houses
Pig, Bar and sheet Lead
Also,
HIS usual supply Of Groceries Of al kinds.
VA , sfrcr fot salc, on good term.
w tfsu LIS Bacon
Bfn 90 Cotton Yarns
100 sacks salt
3Onlb, White sugar; 200 10 White Hsv,n, 10
tons Country IRON On Biaered Steel
2sn lbs Shot; - boxes Candles; a. 30 Soap
tCroir, New Orleans and o,hcr sugars
shall ipes French Brandy
10 Imitation 40
10 Holland Gin, scheidsu,
Madeira ssetfy, (palc and brown Pori, Clare,
and Champagne WINES
10 bids Common Wldskey
~ bbls DO 10
g 90 MOI HernoEs Shhds Molssses
Qhve gallon Dcmtohns, q ono do 10
y resms ,,MrsppnE Paper
siaEsTs Pepper ssreei Rec Flour Tobacco
hosardi Bedcords. Plough Lines sVosewsse, &C
kILBY, SAILS a Co,
hN-u Second door above Old Market.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-01
SALES AT AUCTION
BY DUNLOP. MoNCURE 4 CO

GROCERIES,.
Of 90, s NEXT, the "a April at 10 O'Clock IN oa,
- hhds surar
lvO bags Coffee
~ hhds Whlskey
"a bbls Odd ~
% do Rum
W half pipes French Br,odx
i6p A. ssanuleS sperm and TaIlow
~ DO Havana snx,r
70 casks lamp-Ou
~ p1, Manufactured Tobacco
a, Wines, Champagne, s-rar Se
eAPeeted IN Time for the sale, SO bill. Nv o,
T Is q slOO' cash; over .lOo, months
ID. NJ A co, Anets.
DRY GOODS, At Auction
on THURSDAY, the sth OF Apul comm.r.,. .
10 :, VIII be sold Auction n oms a.
among mem ,il OF Dry Goods, suted season
IN 40 s,ae black and fancy eoloured Clo,ha
10 40 DO do C,s,Ir.
and Enn,h , arious Qualities; Kentucky leans. Frs,.h
Lres. 49, Mousln lie LANES and go
Inns; case. S,ssh and plain lac konets; swiss Mus
H,.n imported Irish Iinens. -,
Pcrs ~ cases English French and ATner,c.r u,s-
IN Sshoriesi French LAWNS silk and Co.'S. Id
~ iure M ana Cotton Gloves; Poosee ara p.ie'yt
,ouon Hdks and shawls; Patent Thrs,d. a,
''A'hngsi Aheant Mats, &c. &c. N'"t"''
,oo ALSO,
W. peles -, 81 add 81 brown Shrtings she.nr. a.,
anc.ann s siLss OF various factories N
cases preached shirtings and Sheetprs aa,5t
~ ksMs@ months credit lCO Tor ,noroye n..o,.
mn 81 DUNLOP, MONCURE A. IN A..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-01
CLARKk'S OFFICE.

Al Alexandria ON Saturday, ID April. 10 Nos-and -
drawn Cspitals-sDUD, 10000 Coo, bUD am os..r
and21 Of 900, DE. Tickets sIO ' '
hiensndra on Saturday 10Th April Capias-s352q 5
iu"Sc, 4OcO 32S3, 300 Of 1do Of lbDO XJ Of 100
NC. 10 Nos-and bout. Tickets go. '
Al Ale kandris on Saturday, l7th Apr C,pi,als = s6n
uD 3o9 1900, lOOOo, ssG mo 6DO 5fH 40 q S-Isn,
Sil OF 2p, OF 1850, 10 OF 1900 10 OF 40 and ~ -
100, &c. 7S Nos-i6 drawn out Tickets an ~ " VI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-01
STR.ATI'ON ~ OFFICE.
Letall the world say wnattheycan,
fOr selling pIiEek Sfraffnnia IL a -. !.

Let all the world say wnattheycan
For selling prizes Straiton's the man
Monongalia Lottery, No. T. for Thursday pivb, c,,I
tss-l prize Of $4,000 5000 2;GO 2i5 Ssn Ia =, so
i<'o' lo"o. Tickets Is. rs numbers; u dTawn. '
Monongala Lottery, No. -, for Friday NJ oicio.L r.
pals-l prize Of 5000 2SJ, Of 1000 OF o n; se,.
81 so Go Nos; l2dIawn " wv i''HetS
eIsonrg Lottery Class u. for Monday morning CAM.
Ms-i Prize OF s3lu1. 10000, 6OOO 5000 300 goo pos
- OF lOOO Tickets So rs Nos-l2drawn 1919 -'''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-01
WARD EIECrIoN

WARD ELECTION
NJ Election for Common Councilman for H. -,
April next, wit: "EDNEsDAf m
No.. Uson ward No l, at the Old Market Hops.. A.,
Nan ~, " sia' NO 2 al the Columbian Hoiel: ,ndI,
onIoe ward, No g. at Mrs. Br &C kett,, Tays,n "i
mn a o ,,s VIII be opened At l0o O'clock A. NJ
Ssi w. ID WREN sergtCR
MI rs; r. LYON begs leave TO inform he, g.. -
III oo Ih Ine eIty and country that she has On 49,, %
VII t ~ Iecelsng from the North by every Packer , s
,in- ~ Seh siected assortment Of MilBnary sa.s
Ese,1 .i,ss norh. stlk, straw, Brad-HATs en- .a,
IL every other article In the fancy line ~hirh ~
toners -P WI SaAi, or punctual
PRESSING snd zone IN its various branches; BLEACHING
l5-dlm NS" anu handsome styles
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-01
PREsIDENT,s No

,,,,-,s -, mo. l42, broadway, New YORK
i MS splendid establishment is now onen .,1 ..,.
patronsye TH h VITO may De pleased In favor with their
IN am eIesant-the ladies' parlours are farnishat
u sy hot snfpassed by any in the Union bs si1
ar Wsil s,oeked with the best wines and lionorsb I
S, oe constantly supplied with every delic,cy he @
Teen ong and favo1rably known a. Hotel Ke e
leans Galveston &c. new Or
BREDMOND
w.. JAMES PENNoYER ( Propreiors.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-01
FRESH SPRING HARDWARE

WE b.,a -, W HARDWARE.
pool, ana late arrivals fromthe Nouhern ti,,a i'er
p,Ing supply OF Birmingham and sheffed 1ardo our
&c when with articles OF America an
ho our assortment very complete These . y
n S purchased principally from the manufac,,rys
o~est terms and feel assured we shall he 81
10 sefIe our friends acceptably regards price.
Ibt 'a,i IN !, nnn a lew staple articles, viz
n,,.S ~. anu fosteTs sythes. Grass end Corn
Pinc c ~ mes, Syces Wedding and Killing Hoes
pn. pi aEh and twisted Trace and Halter Chains
P ne, Lunohy' Buck andlvory Handle Knives and Fol-
.Srs 49, Susry o. variety Of new paIterns
w., 49, L1e Ks Hinges. Screws, Cut. Mails
",uousht anu Horse Nails, Castings Rnr 90 ax .
o,b tespeetiuly ask the attention OF Merchan," &c,
NH 2i-,E2w ANi DONN co,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-01

TAR, TAR.-75 bbs Tar RECEIVING and for SsIe
mn 81 WORKMAN. McGRUDER a CO
SHEAp TAILORING EsTABLIsHMENT
I"b subscriber respectfully announces 10 his friends
and the public that he sill continues the Tailoring
uslnsss at his old stand lh street. between Cary ana
ber NAN Streets iew doors below Mr. John smes Gro
Gerry store where he will all times ready 10 accom-
'date those who feel Inclined patronze hin and woul
ma MS business consists principally in making
and most fashionable Style ' o 'eS'
nj- lie also informs the mn blie thai ha b,. ,..,;
method Of Extracting stains &C from ali Eind
Cloths, without the slightest injury " anu" W
Making and Trimming Goals In the best s,vIe sio m
r .-,ai mus ~ Sud's 300
ps,in ,neI rahtaIoons 100
y n,A'oons ram 200
ess 10 200
HENRY BROOKS
>. WANTED, three first Journeymen Tailors: for such
the highesi wages will he given " ~
fnhRn m,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-01
BY DAVENPORT & ALLEN :,

MOLAssEs, &c
On MONDAY, April 5th at 10 O'Clock will he all,
ll2 bbs Msiasses, superior quality. i,r,,r, ,,..
brig Dante, from New Orleans fi''' ahdns from
ALSO,
An assortment OF Groceries rERNs.,,
| ID a A, Auets
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-01
SALES AT AUCTION.

BY INLoEs BROTHER
lSuecessors TO 4. c. World eofn,, on,,.;,. =. .
Bell Tavern.
O. Regular Sale Days-.uondays, Wsdn.sdsv, and
Saturdays. ana
20, LiBERAL CASH ADVANCES sftDr M
NODS INTENDED FOR PUBLIC SALE
FURNITURE, GROCERIES. &c
va SATURDAY MORNING Anil a., ,, on
VII, vii oe soid In front of store general variety -,
''' M htehcn furniturs. &e.-such a. - s
bureaus and Card Tables
riieboaris and Dining DO
sofas, Washsand AMI Toile, Till.
.ane and wood scat Chairs
Rocking Chairs. OF various hind.
GROCERIES.
des hsps an, I%e q9,niy Of Groceries Butter Can.
&C. suitable eSI ,s,,m and other Liquors, soap
Phs ana " gPaoer, Rye whiskey, Sc -P'' wrap
HORSES
immediately aher the above ronc,o,.t.. -. =, -,
several saddle and Harness Horses sop - III e'oe.,
'epr1sented as being very fine " "H'S" are
"Pi 1NLOES BROTUER .n.,.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-01
BY ROBERT HILL & co.

viii be sold In front OF our American s,.. -
Fnrni % Aprl, Commencing at 10 o'eoek y,1ia, 4,
&c. CONSISTING Of second h,n pIey VI
Tables, ming and ressipr1 n. ~ I'M uis
~ amiasses, Cushion Chairs OF v,rans
'nars wardrobe, Brooms, Brushes fid,es. ein n
GROCERIES. ''''AS ETC.
900 do Jowi Meat - Nouhu)
10 hrkins Of Butter
Zusaeksof Liverpool filed salt
~ boxes Of Soap
- bbls Of Hcrrings
81 bushels OF Yellow Irish Potatoes
w RINK Bye.
Best French Brandy. Wine, Cheese w,ui,r ,,t ,,-
p'ng' and Paper, numerous other articles e anu wrap
apl
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-01
THo's q HoTCnKlss.
NOTICE,

LII persons indebted TO u.s. either by bond NOTE q,
open account, hereby informed thai or ,naiion
and the inability Of Banks afferd the usual
noua,on requires the ndtsc Timnale and early
OF all balances due us-and hope thai an or the M o
RAJ Indulgence that we have heretofore extended TO ou
eusomers that We shall not be forced al
ternaiive ofresort the slow and q
"a ior the collection Of the debts due us
mhio DAVID ANDERSON. JR a co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-01


SADDLES, BRIDES HARNESS a.
INlE subscriber has hand az his nsnuf,eferv be-,
shaiei stchcd and ulan Saddles; common S3.iJl.s,
M snIs Barouc be aud Sulkcy Harness b. h,
tl se sodeted Srrup Irons, Curb sud suafr Rs brst
bnfish ant American Bride Ieather ami N,rticr.. ~
qualues Of Coach, sulkey rud Riiur Wins. C.,rvsii
ani WAGON Gear uf every description whirh he viii sr
~ the lowest prices Persons 10 want OF ,rres In f.
above line, will md their advantage ~ call and Exam
Inc lus goots.
teS ALFRED King
MOINrAIN BUTTER.-lO 6rkins superior
W Mountain Butter, Tor sale.
mh 20 } q ABHOTT
EHENCH PLAsTEH.-tO0 tons received from
Il Hsyro, pee brig James Ca.kie. for sale By
mhSl CHAs PALMER
TIVE UNION BENEVOLENT SOCIETY WouLf can ,fs
attention Of purchasers 20 their of ready rnsdo
Clothing sthc DEPOSITORY, Corner Of Locus Alcv and 3
street, below the New Exchange, where they have con
san,y He'i vsrsiy Of soas'nahlc Goods At prices that
ALSO,
Cutting and making done In tho best possible on.r,., -
short notice. Manufacturers and others viii fni w y,
ihelr interest o. raironsc This institution a. vel a. ,
: .-e,leUIe ouytet NH ~
NIDDLtNG BACON wHIsKEY &c 49,.
60OO LBs; Mdiias Bacon 0'P
80 Do Common DO
10 10 New England Rum
s..., W 90 Malaga Wine, for ale At low prices
~ 0ast' u,lSi ABBOTT
GAIT, sAlT.-ioo sacks Ground Alum saii isOo s,ck.
- bcq Liverpool 6ned sal f,r sale 49, AN
mhsl MoRrHAN, McGRUDBR q CO
SUGAk, suGAR.-5 binds CLAIMED s0asf i a., pr /
- Rico DO, receiving, and or sale.
mh sl WORrHAM, MccRUDER a co.
prime GREEN RIO COFFEE.-8Sj 6s@s |
= '''eN"s' of sale NH q FRY co. '
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-01
FOR RENT

- The desirable residence near Mills spnip,
T3{A now occupied by John :. Galaher IL Combines
llfff the advantages Of town and country The lo s
IRE at the Yeoman Once. MI Dz t!i'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-01
ROOMS FOR RENT,

a Two rooms In the second story Of the Comm.
No Ter tenement opposite the Banks are offered ior
1lW rent. They are IN a good situation for business
Appyt0 JOHN :. GALLAHER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-01

- Almost desirable Lot, lying one and a half miles
fffh west OF the city, contaniugI acres aboutoue-
iIaIm third Is timely tmbered aT1Tiing fine building
go site In beautiful grove-another third IS In Clio.
er and herdsgIass there is besides most superior gar.
len spot, number Of fine fruit trees an ceent well
Sater, and a good Frame Building Apply TO
ie - RICHARD mil, JR a co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-01

Wiz subscriber anxious g. close the business Of South
Az Tompkns will sell tho stock Of Hardware. Cut.
eIy &C 10 any one wishing 10 engage IN the business
odEdn The store b. In the business part Of the CITY AMI
las been orcupiedas Hardware store for upwards Of
years will commence selling al 'st this day. Country
merchants and oNrs will End to their advantage 20 ali
ahd examine the stock, which Is In good order and well
sorted. GEO N TONPEfNS 49,
NH TT For Iewts ID grcrsb,,, ,rs,.t..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-01

"a The dwelling part OF the house occupied by me
Fffm on Main street. which Is IN good order and de-
IfIl sirable residence for family.
-A- NH "a TIL TT TARa
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-01
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT

"A desirable family residence on street.
md nearly opposite Terpschore Hall For terms
IllW appy 70 WILLIAM j. TAYLOR.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-05-21
SEE THIS!

II the following is no, robbing the widow and
orphans, says the .NelO Era, for the sake of sup
porting bank hireling in spendor, we know not
what is: nearly half million of dollars taken from
the honest and industrious of all classes to pay a
common swindler for few months services. Ye
defenders of the United States Bank and Nick Bid
die speak out
"WELL PAIn.-By the report of the commit
tee of the stockholders of the L. s. Bank recently
made at Philadelphia, it Appeals that Nh .Iaudon
received for his services, during the brefperod OF
his agency the neat little sum of three hundred
and eishty-lhree thousand dollars."
ILPONLY THREE HUNDRED AND EIGH-
TY-THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS paid to a
lordy bank nabob for few months services, by
the same bank from the door of which poor wild
ow was brutally repulsed, after having been robbed
of the only little ptunce she possessed by its fail
ure Laboring men! think of these things. Look
at the BENEFITS afforded to poor people, by the
banks
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-05-21

with the savage ferocty Oft modern Atlas wing,
keep up hOIse-leech cry for more-more? Did
they nurture prosecuting spirit in the breasts of
heated partisans-greedy for oayes and fishes >
Read the following paragraph from he same able
articls-;CjSan article semi-ollicial, having been
first published in the ".yational HteHigeacer,"
at Washington, and then copied INTO the the demo-
cratic Journals
" Much has been said Of the prosecuting spirit of
the Executive in the removal OF federal officers,
The topic is still the text of nyecye, whenever all
others iail. In BECOMES REPUBLICAN PRINTS
SO OFTEN AS THE CHARGE is MADE TO RE-
PEI IT; AND NOT ONLY TO ASSERT, BUT TO
PROVE, THAT NO ADMINISTRATION HAS
EVER EXISTED, WhiCh Oic3ci its existence 10 a
,erOiutioa in the public sentiment, that has er-
hi6iied SO much torbearancc end mGgnaRimiiu.-
OF those removed-some were guilty of
official misconduct, by not attending to the dis
charge of duties; some were incorporate in their
habits some have not accounted as by law directed
for public monies; some were deemed incompetent;
some had solemny declared they would hold no of
flee under the present Executive, thereby making
themselves obnoxious TO the belief that their per-
sOnal anlipahy would Illustrate their performance
of duty; some were in Offices which, it is agreed on
all hands, ough. exclusively to be filled by those
who enjoy the entire confidence Of the Executive;
some had been the instruments of carrying into eff
tect uncon'!Hn!ioGaI laiGs' PLo$iLe:iag he liberty
GF Ny T1n S%r v NVE nv t6 INK "
POLITICAL, OPINION; some, from ,ho Iona on
joyment of office, had acquired great wealth, and
no longer dischagng the duties OF office themselves
o T' ~ '"' p'0'O ''''''''' ~ ''' infringement
~, ,...
ala 40, oonfno h;nso,r axo,n.i,oIu - ii, ,.,,,'
80. ,..',r S
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-05-21
BANK OF THE UNITED STATES.

1W)ul Disclosures .4gaiai-Besides the i'm
mense sums loaned by Mr. Bidde, and the " Ex-
change Committee, TO brokers, politicians, and
" Bank thieves" there stand charged to a certain
.iadam H***"*, widow, TWENTY THOUSAND
DOLLARS on the books of the bank? Now, we
are the friends and advocates Of the wiiow and or
phan; but in this case we are inclined to ensure,
under the information, that the whole amount was
the price of an iatrigue-a base intrigue of a
high officer Of the bank, who it seems gores in his
iniquily, and defes public opinon A man may
pride himself upon his prOfgate career and corrupt
course, but in any moral community his former
standing will not guarantee Il continuance of public
confidence and respect. We shall soon see if the
former ariSiOcrGic associations Of this gentleman
will hold on to him, because he has been success
full in his villiany. We shall see if the laws have
become too tame 10 bring to condign punishment the
rolJer Of The tcid9V and orphan! The astounding
fact exhibited on the ledger of the book, of Serea
millions Of dOliarS, loaned or paid for political
serriccs in the late campaign, must be alarming to
every friend of liberty! The developments which
Duly taking place will soon remove all doubt of
these almost incredible frauds in money matters,
aud upon the sacred rights of the people!
The Secretary of State, and of the Treasury, of
the United States, to be both borrowers of this bro
ken Bank, before the late and during that election,
proves all the corruption heretofore aedged against
it. This Bank and its paper means was the giant
mcuius, tha, hung up the Democratic party ever
since the suspension Of specie payments in 1887,
1t brought calamity upon the people, that it might
cry out " distress" and ruin" TO blame them up
on the wise administration of .Nariia Fan Burea!
The people were as much deceived and cajoIed MS
the stockholders by tho arrogant knavcs IN office
of the Bank.
1.-THE stockholders meeting to-day, we expect
that Messrs Lppincolt, Massey and others, will
agree to publish not only The names of all the ndi-
vduals who borrowed money for political purpos-
es, but that they will say,who paid for the Que hun
drel and Thirty thousand dollars worth of Tippc-
canoe .limaaacks circulated by firm in MARKET
sh eel last summer, of which firm the seaio, part
ner, a Director, was, and is a meniberl
The Feierdl IPhig purity have lost their idol!
Unless they are determined, further to sanction an
adul,crer, knavc, gambler, and " Bank thief"
History holds Us out in these hold assertions, and
the affections, misery and lorlorn state Of the ruin
eli, cry out " trumpet iongued" for redress, for
vengcnce, for observation-disclosures the silver plate
and the jewels, and the i'll gotten fortune of your
self and son.-Phiid. Times.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-05-21
TUE CHANCE.
a VI r. RIG NUS.

"Let the Pcaiteaiiary Reclaim its Rogus in
Office" Scourge back these BandiHi 10 their
Cdrcrns!'-Well and truly may we apply tho
above quotations to the situation we are now p!ac-
cd in. We are well advised, when we say that
convicts and criminals have been appointed to Of
flee; and while such is the case, who can say with
confidence, tina, his property is safe in the Post Of
fee, or the Custom House? 1t was a common cry
OF both parties, at the last Presidential election in
this State, before all tho official returns were re-
ceved, that Z" the State was safe.' but how woe
fully were we Of the Democratic party disappoin-
ted, when we learned for the fist time, that "ppe-
laying, had taken the " Keystone" from its place.
Like the stockholders of the Bank of the United
States, we were lulled into fatal securely and
cheated out ofour own Like the homes, trader and
merchant, because our cause and principals were
goodbye expected and deserved success, bu, i, was
the light, fcathar-looted cheat" who deprived US
of our rights, as the smuggler will them ofther
profits! The ballot box was invaded as sure as the
revenue will be defrauded, The unprecedented
rush for Office, made by the Federal Wings, nugur.
III for the industry and private pursuits Of our citi-
zcns. The " no-spoiIs party" have shown that
their patriotism consists in oficc-lhe love of gain.
and the enjoyment of the " loaves and fishes"
Men of long tried honesty and fidelity, who have
grown grey in Office, and heen KEEP, in situations,
under all administrations, since 1906, have in their
oil age, and n, time of great difficulty, been
thrown out of Place, Ito make room for some Mr.
BiiHe's bandiHi,) to seek living for large and
worthy, but destitute families! Men Of great eS-
pericnce in the business Of the Custom House who
took no part rhaterer in politics, have been sent
adrIll. without dollar in their pockets upon the
cold charity of the world! Men who have spcntths
prime of their lives in the public service, and to
the entire satisfaction of the whole community, with
the exception of the "pipe-layers,') have been
cast aside 10 make room for " penitentary rogues"
that should be reclaimed!
We do not mean to cXaggerate when we state.
tha, "tears have flowed on several late occasions,
when we,saw men, with large families of eight ,nino
and ten persons, us'eifrom office, without DAVIS
notice, or, genemany hin, the day before, that
their services would no longer be required From
such cruelty, prescription, oppression and wrong,
u good Lord deliver" the Democratic party, who
while it is said, to the 'v:ciors belong to the spoils
always kept in view and was influenced at all times
" the common feelings of humanity! But this is
rot the first time, that the Wings have given the
lie to their prcfessions-,he general and complete
urn ont Of the Democratic ,raichmen in Office. in
he city in 1882, will ever stand as blasting eri-
lcncc agalns, ,hen.-Phiio. Times.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-05-21
Stat G { invention.

The DEMoCRATIC REPUBLICANS orthe State
of Vermont, are requested to meet in their sew
eral towns, and choose five or more delegates to
attend State Convention, which will be holden at
the Methodist Meeting House, in Montpelier, on
the 18th day of JUNE next, at 8 O'Clock, A. NJ,
for the purpose of nominating State Ticket, and
to transact any other business thought proper when
met G. w. BARKER,) State
W.P, RUSSELL, Committee.
May 10, 1871.