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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-01-27
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IN the following Lotteries to be had at
D. S. GREGORY g. cos. Number 26,
Broad-street, Charleston. S. G..
ALEXANDRIA,, NO. l.
Capital Prize -$35295, Tickets Ten Dollars
Drawing to be received on Tuesday, 18th January.
NEW JERSEY LOTTERY, NO. A.
Capital Prizes-3 of $4,000. Tickets Five dol.
lars. Drawing expected Friday, 22d January.
MARYLAND, NO. 3.
Capital Prizc-S2O,OO0. Tickets Five Dollars
Drawing expected on Saturday 23d January.
MARYLAND CONSOLIDATED NO.3.
Four prizes of $4,000; 2 of $4,000, and 2 O.
S2,500. Tickets Ten Dollars. Drawing expected
Tuesday, January26
NEW JERSEY, NO. s..
Capital Prize-S2O,OOO. Tickets Five Dollars
Drawing expected Friday, 29th January.
MARYLAND. NO. A.
Capital Prize-S2O,OOO. Tickets Five Dollars
Drawing expected Saturday 3Oth January.
LEESBURG.
A Capital Prize of S3O,O0O. Tickets Ten Dol
lars. Drawing expected, Tuesday, I'd February.
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HANGING-ROCK
a G. "A D E M Y.

THE Trustees ofshis institution feel gra-
IL titled to announce to its patrons and
to the public generally, that they have
secured the services of Mr.. SAMUEL
SPENCE, for the ensuing year. 1t is
presumed that bis character is so we'll es-
tablished that any eulogy is deemed un-
necessary and superauous.
The exercises Of this Institution will
commence on the first Monday in Janua.
ry at the following rates, viz:
PER QUARTER
Spelling, Reading, Writing and
Arithmetic, So 50
English Grammar and Geogra-
ply, with the above, 5 90
This Institution is situated twenty-six
miles north Of Camden in very healthy
region, and in civil, moral, and reli'
gious community, remote from vice of any
kind.
Good Boarding, including washing and
candles, can be obtained convenient to the
school house at seven dollars per month
DAVID MILLER
JOHN U. INGREM,
JAMES M. INGREM,
FRANCIS P. INGREM,
CASWELL MOBLEY,
BURWELL BECKHAM.
Trustees
Dec. 2Sth 1910.
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PLANTERS
{LATE DAVIS) HOTEL.

HAGUE & CLIFFORD having purchas-
ILL ed the Hotel formerly Davis's will
continue the establishment on the same
liberal scale as heretofore, and will exert
themselves to make it a desirable resi-
dence for Boarders and Travellers, as
their table will always be supplied with
The best the market affords, and their Bar
with the best liquors, and their Stables
with attentive Ostlers and abundant pro-
vender.
The establishment will be under the ex-
elusive management Of T. A. Hague, for
merly of the Salisbury Hotel North Caro-
lima. and his long experience, will ena-
BILE him to give general satisfaction.
Jan. 6.
*xsThe Cheraw Gazette, Temperance Advocate,
Carolina Watchman, Western Carolinian, Green
vile Mountaineer, Charleston Courier and Augusta
Chronicle will insert the above weekly for six months
and forward their bills to this Office.
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Town Il axes.

ENHE Taxes of the Town we're due on
n the first day of January, inst. All
Licences to retail Spirituous, Liquors ex,
pire on that day. as we'll as all commuta
tions for Road Duty. The undersigned
will receive the same during the presen,
month, at the Council Room. He will
also receive combinations for Patrol Du
ty at the same time-after which time de.
faultcrs will be returned to Council to be
dealt with according to law.
By order of Council,
R. L. WILSON, Recorder.
Jan. 6, 1910.
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TO PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS.
Jan. 6.

FNHE subscribers have made arrange
B ments with the manufactures for
keeping on hand in this city, general as
sortment of TYPE, PRESSES, CASES,
FURNITURE, and PRINTING MATE
RAILS generally, which can be furnished
to order at IL hours notice. We have a
sufficient stock now in store, to enable US
to put up a complete News or Job Prin-
ting Office, without being obliged to order
any portion from New York. As this
Warehouse has been established at the ear
nest recommendation of many friends in
the interior towns, we beg leave to claim
from them sufficient patronage to enable
US to increase and keep up the establish
ment on scale sufficient to make it an OBJ
ject 10 all parties.
All of the above materials are sold on
the same terms as in New York, with the
usual charges for insurance, freight and
exchange.
burgess & WALKER.
IS East Bay, Charleston, S. G..
Dec. 10 13
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PROCLAIM ATEON.
BIZ JOHN P. RICHARDSON, Esq.

By JOHN P. RICHARDSON, Esq.
Gopcrnor and Commander in Chief, an
and orer the State of South Carolina.
NW1EREAS. in pursuance of the act
w of the Legislature Of this State, the
votes for members Of the twenly-seventh
Congress have been counted in presence
of fthe Governor, by Commissioners ap-
pointed for that purpose; and it appears
that ISAAC E. HOLMES has been duly elcc-
ted for the Congressional District of Char
lesion; R. BARNwELL RHETT, for the Dis
trict composed of Collection and Beaufort;
JOHN CAMPBELL, for the District COM
posed of Georgetown, I1orry, Marion
Marlborough, Williamsburg, and Darling
ton; S. Fl. BUTLER, for the District COM
posed of Barnwell, Orangeburg, Lexing-
ton, and Richland; r. w. P1cKENs, for
the District composed of Edgefeld and
Abbevill; WILLIAM BUTLER, for the Dis
trict composed of Pendleton and Green
will; JAMES RODGERS, for the District
composed of Union, York, Spartanburg
and Chester; THOMAS D. SUMTER, for the
District composed of Lancaster, Kershaw'
Sumter, and Chesterfield; and PATRICK Z:
CALDWELL, for the District composed
of Fairfield, Newberry. and Laurens.
Now, therefore, I do issue this, my
Proclamation, notifying and declaring,
according to the provisions of the said Act
that ISAAC E. HOLMES, r. BARNwELL.
RHETT, JOHN CAMPBELL, S. II. BUTLER,
F. w. P1cKENs, WILLIAM BUTLER,
JAMES ROGERS, THOMAS D. SUMTER, and
PATRICK C.. CALDWELL, had a majority
of the votes in their respective Congress
sional Districts, aforesaid, and are duly
elected Representatives in the Congress OF
the United States from this State.
Given under my hand, and the Seal OF
the State, at Columbia, this the 10th
day of December, in the year of our
Lord, one thousand eight hundred
and forty, and in the sixty fifth year
of the Independence Of the United
States of America,
JOHN P. RICHARDSON,
BY the Governor.
Nj. LABORDE,
Secretary of State.
Dec. II 6t
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Public Sale.

WILL be sold before the Court House
Door in Camden, on the first Monday in
February next, the House and Lots on
Broad-street, one door above II. Levy's
Store, known as the KERSIIAW COZ
FEE HOUSE. 1t is we'll calculated for
Public House, having been built for that
purpose, and is situated in the cent'c of
the busines part Of the Town. On the
premises arc large and commoIious Sta
blcs, with all necessary oulbuldings, ami a
back lot running through to the back street.
To persons desirous of keeping House
of Entertainment it presents inducements
rarely to be met with.
1t will be sold on a credit to the first ol
January, lS42-purchasers giving bond
mortgage, and good personal security.
DANIEL KIRKLAND.
Jan. 6.
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Just Received,

A SUPPLY Of the following approved
Medicines which have been found highly
efficacious in the diseases for which they
are recommended
HAYS LINIMENT.
This article has popularity far surpas-
sing any patent article as sovereign re-
medy for the piles.
NEW ENGLAND COUGH SYRUP.
This article has acquired a reputation for
the cure of Coughs, Colds, Influenza, and
all affections Of the Chest. Warranted
genuine.
ALSO-Macauba, Rappee and Scotch
Snuff, Of Mrs. Millar's mandatory; and
which is now sought after by Snuff-takers,
who desire good article.
For sale by DELEON g. LENY.
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AN ORDINANCE
TO LEVY A PATROL TAX.

l. Be it enacted by the lntendant and
Wardens of the Town of Camden, now
met and in Council assembled, That an
annual tax of four dollars shall be paid by
each person liable to perform patrol duty
within the limits of the said town, to the
Recorder of the said Town, at the time
prescribed by the Ordinances for the Pay
ment of other Town Taxes of the said
Town, which said Tax when so paid shall
exempt the person so paying flom the per-
formance of patrol duty within the limits
of the said town, for the space of one cur
rent wear in which the same shall be paid.
2. That executions shall be issued a.
gainst all persons liable to pay the said tax,
for double the amount, who shall fail TO
pay the same, according to the terms of
this Ordinance, in the same manner, and
under the same regulations that double
Tax Executions are now issued for other
Taxes of the said town.
3. That any person liable to perform
patrol duty, who may or shall come into
the said town to reside, after the first day
of January, in any year, shall pay Tax
for the remainder Of such year in propor-
ton to the above Tax according TO the time.
4. That upon special application being
made to the Council, that Council shall
have power to receive from any person
liable to perform patrol duty, who may be
residing within tile said town on the first
day of January, but who does not intend
to reside therein the whole year, sum
proportonate to the above Tax according
to the time the person shall so reside in
the said town.
Ratified in Town Council of Camden
assembled, this ninth day of January,
in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and forty one.
]. M. DESAUSSURE,
Intendant T. G.
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January 6, 1910.
Notice..

THE subscriber having purchased Mr..
Murray's interest in the late firm of
MURRAY & BONNEY,
will continue the Business at the old
stand on his own account. He intends
kcepinr an extensive assortment of DRY
GOODS, HARDWARE& GROCERIES,
which will be sold at the lowest prices, to
punciual customers. A liberal deduction
will be made on cash purchases. lie So
licts a continuance Of that patronage
which has been heretofore so generously
extended to the concern.
e. w. BONNEY.
Jan G.
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TAXES.
Dec. 16.

NOTICE is hereby given, that | will
Ia open books on the first day of Febru-
ary next, at the store Of James Dunlap in
Camden for collecting the Taxes for lS4l,
and will attend at the following places on
the following days for the same purpose.
On Monday, lst Of March at Liberty
Hill; on Tuesday, 2d of March at Flat
Rock; on Wednesday, 3rd of March at
Buffalo; on Thursday, 4th Of March at
Lizenby's, on Friday, 5lh of March at
Schrock's Mill; on Saturday, 9th Of March
at Cureton's Mill.
After the above-named times, l will at
tend at Camden until tho first day Of April
next, at which time the books will posi-
lively be closed, and all defaulters double
taxed.
]. w. DOBY, T. C. X, D:
Jan. 13.
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Notice.

THE subscriber having disposed of his
establishment to Messrs. Hague d Gif-
ford, tenders his grateful acknowledge
ments to the citizens of Kershaw District
and the public generally, for the patron,
age they have so literally bestowed, and
solicits it's continuance TO his successors,
as he feels confident every exertion will
be continued to make it acceptable to all
who may patronize them.
The subscriber requests all who are in
debted to him to call on him at the Hotel
and liquidate their accounts.
G. H. DAVIS.
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List of Letters

Remaining in the Post Office at Gam
den S. G. January lst, 1871. ,
A-Dr. A. B. Arthur, Nm' Ahoerso"'
VIM. B. Atkinson.
B-Stephen Burket, Bethesda baPus'
Church, ]. J. Barkley:
CDR. Henry ii. Clark, VIM. Carlton
{2) Miss Martha Copley, Jas. Cook, Dr.
IT, Crumpton, Mrs. Mary A. Campbell,
Jas. Creighton, c. Cherry
D-Mrs. Amelia Dunlap.
E-Richard Elsey, Miss NJ. El'iston.
&C. Godbold.
H-Etheldred Howell, Jonathan Hayes,
Cordell Hunt, Jas. Harrison, John llar-
rison (2) VIM. Henkley, John Hartgog'
Miss NJ A. Hopkins, VIM. Harral.
J-Joseph Jones, Iredel 5. Jordan.
K-Dr. VIM. S. Kay, Mrs. Sarah Keith.
L-Mrs. Sarah Love ~
M-Joshua Merryman, Loudon Mon
roe, Mrs. NJ. E. M;ckle, John Mcleod
Mrs. Ann Mcdaniel, Saml. B. Marsh, NJ
D, Saml. Martin, DR.. w. McCulloch,
Joseph Mickle, Miss E. j. Mickle, Or.
John. Milling.
N-Mrs. Martha Nichols.
O-Thos. Osburn.
P-Miss A.E. r. Peay, Col. Jno. N.
A. Peay, Jno. A. Pcay, Miss Amanda ].
Parker, (2)
R-Col. G. M. Roberts, VIM. B. Ro-
binson, VIM. E. Rogers.
S-Wm. Slnklar, Arthur Smith, Abram
Shiver, Chas. Sinklar, Reuben Sullenger,
Miss Elizabeth Stokes.
T-Mrs. Charity Tiller, Mrs. Jas. M
Taylor, Miss Harriet Tenley, Jas. w
Teen.
W-Robert Williams, Rev. J. Wther.
spoon. P. THORNTON, P. Nj.
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State Of South-CarOIina,

Lancaster District--In the Common Pleas
E. Brevard, Agent,
James Allen,
THE Defendant, who is in custody Of the
Sheriff by virtue of the above capias ad sa
tisfaciendum, having, in order to entitle
himself to the benefit Of an act entitled
an act for the relief of insolvcnt debtors
in the said State, this day, filed in my
office, schedule of his whole estate
NOTICE is, therefore, hereby given
10 the said Plaintiff as we'll as all other
creditors of the said James Allen, to be
and appear at Lancaster Court House on
on Monday, the 9Th day of April next, at
ten o'clock, A. M. before one of the Asso-
ciate Judges of the said State, to show
cause, if any they can, why the said De-
fendant should not be discharged from
confinement, upon the assignment of the
effects mentioned in said schedule.
S. BECKHAM, Clerk.
Clerks Office, Jan. Is, lS4l.
11t7 Prs fee, 80
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The subscribers are now
Dec. 16.

prepared with general assortment eff gen:
uine DRUGS, CHEMICALS, PATENT
MEDICINES. Also, Dye-Stufs, Paints,
Oils, Varnishes, and all other articles
usually found in a we'll supplied Establish.
ment, and offer them to our patrons and
the public at reasonable prices and usual
credit to punctual customers.
Among the articles, are the following;
Acetate Morphine; Sulphate do.
Veratrine; Slrychnine;
Sulphate Quinine, French;
I" American;
iodine; Hydroid Potash;
Croton Oil, &c. &c;
Perfumery, &c.
Virbena Cream,
Almond Paste,
Cologne, Lavender and Rose Water:
Bears Oil; Hair Powder;
Balm of Columbia;
Orris Tooth Wash and Powder;
Charcoal Dentrifce; Wash Balls;
Soaps, assorted;
Prepared Chalk in Balls;
Pearl Powder; Pink Sauiers;
Rouge, &c. &c. &c.
With great variety of articles too hume,
rous TO mention. For sale at the sign OF
the mortar by
DELEON & LEVY.
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GARDEN SEEDS.

YENHE subscriber has just received full
d supply Thorburn's Garden Seeds,
which he will sell to his customers and
friends on fair terms, and warrant every
seed if fairly tried. 1t is unnecessary to
say that the reputation Of the Seeds from
the establishment of G. Thorburn is equal
to that Of any other house in.the country.
]. r. McKAlN.
Dec. 16.
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HEAD QUARTERS, I
COLUMBIA. Dec. IL, 1S4O. }
General Orders, No. L.

"C1AV1sA O1uSA5 A
VENHE following gentlemen have been
Il appointed Aids-d e-Camp to the Com
mander-in. Chief, with the rank of Lieut..
Colonel.-They will be obeyed and re-
spected accordingly.
ARMSTEAD BURT,
ALBERT RHETT,
LOUIS T. WIGFALL,
JAMES. P. DICKINSON,
JOHN PHILLIPS,
JOHN ENGLISH,
WILLIAM H. CANNON, JR.
]. HARLESTON READ, JR.
HENRY H. THOMPSON,
JAMES MCPHERSON.
The Aids-de- Camp above named, will
equip themselves, and report for duty,
either personally or by letter, to the Ad,
jutant and Inspector General, at Aiken
S. c., by the 10th day of February next.
If either of the above named Aids.de-
Camp shall neglect to report as above
required, it will be deemed refusal to
accept, and the vacancy will be immedi-
ately filled by another appointment.
By order Of the Commander-in-Chief.
JAMES JONES.
Adjutantand Inspector General.
Dec. IA, lS40.
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SALE

| WILL sell on the first Monday in Feb
ruary uext, at the Courthouse. at 12 o.
clock, NJ, valuable Negro Woman called
Amelia, TO foreclose a mortgage on said
Negro, executed by d. E. Reid, to John
McCaa and John Cantey. and sold under
said mortgage as his property.
Terms-Cash; purchaser to pay for bill
of sale. B. GASS, Agent.
Jan. lS40. At pr adv. 81
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NOTICE..
Jan. G..

A IL persons having demands against
IA the estate of Mrs. Margaret Perkins,
deceased, are hereby called upon TO render
them in properly attestcd, and those in
debted to the same, to make payment to
]. p. DICKINSON, Admir-.
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TO THE PUBLIC.
A CA z ID.

A CA RD.
VHE Subscriber having purchased the
IL well known, extensive and varied
assortment of BOOKS, Stationary and
Fancy articles, belonging to the e, estate OF
the late Mr.. John P. Belle, will reopen
the establishment on Monday the 18th
inst. when he trusts, he will by his atten-
ton and courtesy, merit that liberal sup
port that has heretofore been extended TO
the late proprietor.
SAMUEL HART, Sen.
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RERsRAW TROOP

YOU are ordered 10 parade in Camden On
the first Saturday in February next, arm
ed and equipped as the law requires. A
punctual attendance is expected, and all
defaulters will be dealt with according to
law. BY order of the Captain.
WILLIAM A. ANCRUM, o. S.
Jan. l3.
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A SERMON,

BY the Rev. RICHARD FURMAN, in
yindication of the doctrine and practice of
the Baptist Denomination, delivered be-
fore the Baptist Church in Cheraw, for
sale at this Office. Price 25 cents.
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RUSSEL PLACE.ACADEMY


VHE Trustees of this Institution take pleasure in
Il announcing toits patrons and 20 the public gen.
crally that they have secured the services OF Mr..
JOHN G. BOWMAN, as Principal, for anotheryear II
any vouchers were necessary to one who has been SO
long known to the public we'll qualified and sue
ccssfu instructor ofyouh they feel justified in say
ing that more than two years intimate acquaintance
with Mr.. Bowman, has convinced them that he has
few equals in that most difficult of all tasks-train-
ing the youthful mind
The classical and mathematical departments will
be under the exclusive direction of the Principal.
competent Assistant will be provided to take charge
of the English department.
Good boarding can be obtained within sight OF the
Academy, at Eight dollars per month"; exclusive OF
washing and candles; which will also be furnished to
those who may require them, at moderate PRICES
RATES OF TUITION.
Pen QUARTER
Spelling, Reading, Writing and Arithmetic IS oO
English Grammar g. Geography with the above . w
Classics and Mathematics, w
This Academy is situated twenty-four miles north
of Camden, in healthy region, and in tho midst OF
a moral and religious community, remote from every
picc
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wv N-As~ -
]. PATTERSON,
S. B. HAMMOND,
JESSE KILGORE,
.ZADOCK PERRY,
VIM. S. STINSON,
'THOS. L. DUNLAP,
L. ]. PATTER SON,
S. DONNELLY,
WILLIE PATTERSON,
E. L. FRASER,
G. L. DYE,
JAS. B. CURETON,
JACKEY PERRY,
J. R. DYE.
ED. HAMMOND,
DAVID MILLER,
Truste es
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Dissolution of Co-Partnership

Dissolution of Co-Partnership.
THE Co-Partnership heretofore exist
ing under the firm Of Murray & Bonney,
was dissolved on the 1st inst. by its own
Limitation. Persons indebted to the said
firm, are requested to call and settle, as it
is necessary that the business Of the con-
Germ should be brought to close as soon
as possible.
]. d. MURRAY.
E. w. BONNEY.
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Fresh Garden Seeds.

nF the growth Of lS40, just received
W and for sale by P. Thornton, warrant
as G ood and genuine. Among which are
the following:
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NOTICE..

THE notes and accounts, due 10 MIR.
James Conner, have been placed in m!
hands for collection. All persons interes-
ted, are requested to call and settle the
sono BENJAMIN GASS.
Dec 18th.
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OKRA COTTON SEED.

TEHHE subscriber is now prepared to sup
l. ply planters and others with the a.
hove celebrated cotton Seed, raised in this
District by Col. William j. Taylor, and
warranted genuine, at the reduced price Of
$40 per bushel, in any quantity, from
peck up. j. IL. MchhlN.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-10-21

A ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS WHO
HAS HAPPENED AND WILL HAPPEN !

A Observation-Disclosures WHICH
HAS HAPPENED AND WILL HAPPEN A
GAIN.
1t will b. remembered, that at the
State Elections which took place BE-
FORE the grea. Wing Harrison revolution
the Van Buren, party carried almost
every Stcte (Kentucky, N. York and
Vermont excepted) from Maine to Louisi-
ana. Morton, the loco(oco abolltonist,
carried Massachusetts. Roman was G.
lected in Louisiana. Polk in Tenncsee.
M'Donald in Georgia. Grayson in Ma.
ryland. Porter in Pennsylvania, &c
Indiana, which had voted for Harrison,
went for the locofocos. Tennessee, which
had voted for White and given him q ma.
iority of twenty thousand, elected Polk.
Georgia, which had voted for W hite, went
for M'Donald. Maryland which had
voted for Harrison, by large majority
elected the present locofoco Governor.
Vermont even trembled in the balances.
Kentucky was shaken. Now York was
surrounded by the enemy, and the Van
Buren, food swelled so high as to leave
scarcely an Ararat for the Ark Of Re-
publican Liberty 10 rest upon. The eye
Of the patriot, as he gazed around him,
on every side, ns far as the horizons
verge, was greeted with cherries black
sea OF locofocoism-Van Buren, seemed
undsputej master Of the Union, and his
taleful reign perpetual. And so thought
his followers. But it was dectitful tr-
umph-as decei,ful as those which noU
fill with false JOY the hearts Of his par.
tizsns. Their victories noU, like :heir
victories then, are but the sure precur-
sors Of their final overthrow. The down.
fall of Troy is not the less certain be-
cause "Achilles is in his tent" The
victories now are all Trojan Triumphs.
They can no more permanently succeed
over the Wings than did the British in the
revelation. Their triumphs now are like
those which the English would gain if we
went to war with England. Ii is admit
ted that the English would beat US at first
but their short lived triumph would on
ly serve TO put the country on its metal
Ito rally the people as one man Ito fire
their blood--to make them give up every
thing for their country, and to convert the
unweIcome duty OF FIGHTING into their
sole BUSINESS, for the time, just as in the
great Harrison contest, the PEOPLE left
their work--their workshops, their stores,
their ploughs, and made the ELECTION
thsir SOLE BUSINESS. This they cannot
afford to do every day-but they WILL DO
Ir AGAIN when the TIME COMES, and the
Wings will as surely triumph as they did
IN '76 and al. ONWARD.