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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-27

NIRGINIA-IN CuNNCEaY-At rules held in The
Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Court OF
Law and Charcpry for the county Of Ohio, IN tho
month Of March 1871.
Henry Young, William II Smith and James T.
Taylor, who N.eTe partners in business under the
firm, name and style VI Young, Smith & Go. Com.
plainauis.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-27

NiRGI\lA-iN CHANcERY-At rules held no ih.
CLERKS office o. the Circuit Superior Court oi
law urd Cbauccrv ter Marshall county On the
LIST dJy Ut March ISL.
Nvr..I sE.,AY ls....t
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-27

NIRGINiA-IN CHNNCERY-At rules held in the
Clerks ollie OF the Cl-cgit Superior Court Of
Law aud Chancep for tho county vi Ohio, in the
month oiNiarch ISL.
Samuel LOWihor. Complainant.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-27

feb OH III. THOMPSON.
Belmont Chronicle Marshall Beacon. cnny to am;
! dollar and charge this Office.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-27

NlRGlNIA-IS cnAScERI-At rules held in tn
Clicks Office of the Circuit Superior Court q
Law and Chnncery Set Ihe county of Ohio, IN III
month Of March ISL.
George w Johnson, COmplainan
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-27
EAYID MOORE

AuycliuS, y, Arg. o., 1889
From 'uJ Rev. r.. EuaaIstcr, A. b.. Teachers o
Langus-Cs 90 Inc CazcuoyIa Seminary.
rus coTufss that | have successfully used Tho
Rev j. CovsIts Balm 81 Life. In the ease of an
obstinate cold, which rysulteS m a settled Infrm.
IuauOn 90 the lungs the Balm OF Life. after IN,
trial Of several Other mcGcin + for sevc.aI weeks
effected q gradual butieImaut cure.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-27
against
Ebenezcs Znnc. aud Nlary VI $ his wife. and Ii,nry

\IRGlNIA-IN CuANCEEY-At rules held An A.
Clerks "iiirc Of the Circuit Superior Couri OF Law
and Chonccry !rr 'hr cuuuiy OF Ohio. ia la
month "f March. ISil.
John E,T Cumulainauf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-27

NlRGINIA-IN CHNNCERY-At Rules held IA ie
Clerks office Of The Circuit Superior Court ul
Law aud Chaucey for Marshail county on Ue
ut day March lSil.
William ROseborUugh. Plaintiff,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-03
RICHMOND. Va. FRIDAY, DEC. ,, 1911,
CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION.
267 Smith maj.

Polls kept oprn-no change expected.
"RappahannOck, not heard from, will not alter Inc
result. The 18th Congressional District safe The
paltry, dishonorable trick Of the Wings 10 rlrct an ind
vidual disagreeina with the people il opinion, rebukrd
br the intelligence and patriotism Of our Democracy.
Slaughter went 50 far as 10 give 40 AL In constitutional
olie ctions to a L.. ;. Bank and 10 declare IN favor o
Distribution, thus making himself more p~alatah!e To the
minority bv winch he sought 10 be elected. But all
wonid not do. He stands now rcbuked by the people,
and all hi former opinions abandoned.
from Cniprper Court House, Var. 80.
81 hasten 10 congratulate you, together with the DE-
,nocr.,. Of this District and Of all the Statc, on the as
,ouj>h;ng and giOrions result OF eur Congressional Llec
lion. We have not heard definitely from all the conn
ties: but enough is known TO ensure .hr. SMITH $ eter'
noo. 4 fkonsanA rheers Jor OH CaLPrpr! We have
met m. enemy, had a fierce battle, but have literally
demolished them. Yes, here, whrre Federalism Of iif
derpcst dee has .nled with an lnn rod, where parry
nroscriofion ri the riltst sort has .ad - rem, IN"
where wealth, combined mi.li ~! sort II ir.r"rFS, .aH
welded a mighty influence; even here, SiF, h"E1 W
horne alrfl III, banner Of victory, aud stand a4ain 'f
fore The world an example Of Rrputicanlsln, ana before
sum- III our countryncn r..fher 'rfh soHr ~ ""t
.Md;s0R Lrcfhrfaj Il terror TO csil doors. ~ Tie ~
Presidential election the Wings had a majority Of -
votes, whereas now, with tro Democratic comdt4attS III
the ti,! III, we have Jeatn ham by a saanN moInrity.-
Time fails me to add more. The mail Is about 10 be
closed. Below, ynn have a staiemeut OF the poiis 80
for an heard from. You may hear from me- asu'n, when
| learn more, but snrey-snyc!g tins = 'glnry enough
a. onc 5ay.' PLAIN TRUTH"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-03
South Caroiiua legislature.

Judge %liuger's Bill. rejecting South Caro'na -.
of The proceeds Of the sales of The Public Lanes ~
the Distribution act, was taken up III The sraaI
Committee of the Whole On Tic 21;h oil. l"e
lumbia Correspondent Of the Charleston Mefcn3. -
that " Qnash rose in favor Of The bll, and ar,
closed hs remarks, 4 long silence cnsucd. "
Willie at last rose and remarked tha, he was s''F
al the apparent silence aud tpa'hy Of TIE ssr''"'
poke with great po%er aga rst the in'Gni'!: = !"
Of Congress aid The principles =! bF'oefy We"
beneath 'his deceptive Iste. ils. khet'' a'.Ef Kim
M thattie silencrioi The Senate wasa"t, = -
had supposed, the silence Of apA:hy-hai p! 80"
lut'on-thai they al already understood Tue w
Of the question under debate, and wsse T'-o,','
great iniquity should not pass-mosed, 'Al' "
mi,tee rise and report the bill! without aH.".""
whercupon Mr.. Ferder rose in reply, VINO va ~ i
ed BY Mr.. Hnser in defence Of the Bll N an W -
mastery style. The committee rose al ! - H.,
asked leave to 81, again after reporting progress, Ncs
was granted with the privilege Of sitting again I. II
day next al one o'clork. Ehe Senate VIZ! n.
reception Of this fund.- think unan''"""':'
vote in the ..ouse may no, be 50 !, c's'se. orta
1t IL sa,d, tia, Seen. Adams, aud many o'a',, .,,.
Wing members, denoance III s'ron= term ! - ~.
ton of,l,r public lands, and are w.!'ns" ",'r. ~.
can 10 effect a repeal cf this oai:ns 90 '''
sase.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-03
The ftScai .7ncat.

The Washington Correspondent Of The y. Y. TX
press, under date Of he eth November, Processes 10
I'M the vel from the mystery, whicl, 80 are 81 ANXIOUS
70 penetrate. lie says, TINT "ln full Cabinet meeting,
As understand, held yesterday, The Fiscal Agency pro.
oct 81 the President was agreed upon. 1hc Admiais-
,rat,on, that ia, iha President and his constitutional ad
risers, Will present their plan as an Administrators
measure. /. has The sanction Of the Cablne, a. 81 unit,
which, | presume, will allow us TO say tia, ii Is an Ad'
ministration measure.
"An linking Of what this Fiscal Agent is, has al
ready appeared in three or fonr quarters, upon which
am utsolvcd from the necessity Of preserving wha'
otherwise would have been 10 me al least, a matter Of
confidence, al supposed. 1t IS then, no Corporation
70 begin with. i, can be repealed ri viii. II is ar
issur, ueat, Of E.Nci:eqner bills FOR a currency, hearing
no interest Of course, and to be redeemed IN gold and
silver, or-ihou.h not BY special enactment-rn The
rates Of specie paving banks. II is 10 have n head here
created, | presume, by ,ae President AID Senate, bul
70; - he renewed IS Ike President ct viii, WITH SUB
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-03

.!no'hr S;sn!-The Washington Correspondent Ct
II. \. i. Eapress states, that there will be All eiior,
made Is the democratic party in Congress to repeal
The Distribution law-and by way we %auppose) Of re-
concling the South 10 the law, adds: " Nobody sup.
poses, or ever would suppose, that tie Tariff ,RfereSi
Of the country VII ASSENT II his rtp'ai, or that these
interests Will hc content With lie downward scale oi
prot citing duties
.iaaiafT-The Baltimore American still insists upon
the policy Of a Protective TarIiT-and proposes, that
auxiliary branches should be established Of the Home
! Leoras, winch swas recommended at the laie meeting
Of the American Institute, IN New York al which
delegates were present from various parts Of the l mon
| The friends Of American industry all over the country
are interested in sustaining this movement &c, &c
The New York Evening Post w~aggishIy asks, "would
i not have been better, FOR the people who originated
The scheme, to have called il, no, the American Home
league. bot the American Home I"g; and themselves
no, home .learurfs, hut .~loJgT.h,eds'"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-03

Mn. SrrvExsoS-Ihe Phila. Gazette and the raf'g
are al issue upon the ~pT"Pr'cty 81 hlr. Stevenson : at.
swerinu Lord Paine .s.Gn 5 and Alefcccn 5 lett. IS. ct
his departure from England. The Gazette conlra1'
that she was about 10 return homr-ihat h,s o:iciA. 't
naci,y was 10 cease in a few Gays-that lie knew i!'a, !
successor was on his way 10 relieve h'n, ani IL hucn
stall further that he did not enjoy lie CONFIDENCE y ~
Government ut home. Under such circumstances lihr
Gazette contends) every feeling Of deiieacy and p1'-
priety would have prompted a different cou!s". He
subject of the correspondence was no novelty, q.
We Join issne with the Gazette at once, and appeal, ~
to preiudiced minds and rabid Wings, like the I. -
zette and the n. Y. American, but 10 the good sense
and patriotic feelings of the American People VI
s. was about 10 return home-Trne but though
The British Ministers were well aware q his sita.
ton, they did not hesitate 10 set mp ana urge up1h
him n claim which - at war "iih ell our Prnei
Plies and feelings. II VA "A mar ciara too-a rshi =
search our vessels on The African seas, ~ . th'" ~
mace. If the British MINISTERS were not restrained y,
his situation from urging such an unwarrantahlr cIlfa.
why should he be relieved f1on the duty OF 7'pr.l1,
Ir Was he 10 leaye any doubt upon Their mlnGs a"o.'
The possibility Of our submitting 10 II, by saytn-. ~
have received your nGte-l have no Instructions Gih
the claim you have set up-l viii leave i 10 them ''
eiermine, whether they will acqnicsce or REJECT yoA:
pretensions-I am ignorant Of the principles 81 ~.
Government or the feelings OF my naton-l vi! alH@
The claim over 10 ny Government or my successor ~
consideration Or was i no, hi duty 7" meet y y ~.
to repel !, frmlv-and promptly and lnsianlar'ous'
10 siow tae British Ministers that they had notlin- y
hope from the acqiicsccncc Of America. - iF i'.'
censurng Mr.. Strvcnson, wc venture - sAj, l"'' "
public sentiment wil applaud hs a,acfily \ i !
tue, that sir. ;. did u"i erjuy the c%oniaca'e y
Government at home. lie had not been r'ct'i'S
but lie anxionsly wished u rctGrn. Neither y
three las, Administrations lad linlrd 70 u'm any F.. ss
probation Of lis course; and un the contrary, tn pre-
Administration would have been pleased win ~
NAMING in oii e. Wien sir. Webster. nov S'e'''
Of State, was in tins city n October, i-le, son'''si !
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-03
rnI-r.rIoy CONVENTION.

Al n meeting of the citizens OF PetfrSOnrg, nein ~
the Cn,,r, house, on Tuesday last, VIM. Panntil, Neo.
". Boiling, Robert Richie, John w. Syme, Key
william Neaie, Jonathan Smith, Robert Brche't, ".
: ChiIds. Charles Campbell, Thomas w. Wallace, and
rm. Robertson, Jr., were appointed delegates 70 me
invention 10 lie held in Richmond, on the 9'h instant
4 meeting oil the citizens Of the borough Of Nor
folk was held on Wednesday evening, che Mayor
IN the Chair, and Mr.. WIN. c. Whitehead Secretary
They adopted a preamble, declaring that "whiie they
Justly appreciate the worth Of the various institutions OF
Ieorninr' which have heretofore received and still merit
The kindly regard and fostering care Of Virgins, they
cannot be insensible to the woful deficiency, which Is
so apparent TO all, Of schools appropriate to convey the
rudimen,s Of instruction 10 the great mass OF the youth
of the State, and the lamentable ignorance consequent
thereon" They therefore adopted a resolution approx
inn al the objects .: the Convention, and appointed the
following delegates 10 attend il, VIZ Robert +. Taylor
General II. y Woodhousp, William +. Cunningham
B.. Pollard, john \. Tazewc!I, VIM. W. Limb, VIM
". Sharp, Jos. f. Allyn, r. II. C!lamberlainc, Chas
n. Shield, II. b.. Rcardon, John 7. Leigh, Rev Up
ton Beall, b. NJ. Miller, 5. }. Casselis, Alex. l.. ii'isei
bcrpcr. Thos. CrowGer, and Jos. i. Breed.
1t vii be seen by an advertisement in another co
lumn, that a meeting of the friends of popular education
is called in Fredericksburg.
M James VI. Garnett, James Semplc, Muscoe Gar
nett. Jones c. Clop,on, Alexander Baylor, md q. W
Perkins have been appointed delegates 10 represent rs
sex county in the Education Convention, TO be held ~
Richmond on the nh of Dece mher.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-03

Were vs. pc Knitted to give The name Of iae author, u woarr :
ia ",r,, .vcrr ma, of itself conspicuous. VIZ NAV however say
I'M, I'M IA, r.t i, il The p,oL,c,ian Of one who Is fricna!y 70 ne
no-L,, ~ :. .ter n,onsrly conducted, and 10 I Currency Pnneinais
~ ho,,k n,oe,-and y tn. moreover, has leaned 3? long fIae',-l
.cana,n,ance, a. n.asn 81 bankin aud co''iasisiaI n,sinst' : = =
n,. nf r,,usal Economy. Wr ac rro'ii ~ ,ifh eoh',..o.'..
;tr Faux R-loraer: ard stall IL fra',!eh acItn'''. - p'es ".n
-, ,,,t, a.. nsr,s ,tr ylr~. a So wei.ir .5TuleG 4 BfH- n'n,esen
,ho.n ,h.y .oa.s - s2aiisi With cir oHE 2rin'2Es-es go
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-03
Mhal part hn. En.eln. COS 10 a.t.

The following commentaries i tt boat uYoi W.
pompous article from the Charlottesville Advocate,
thorough. blouded Whig0 are just in point. Hoe is VI
Riycs to play the part WHICH Las been transferred On hhs
Wing Promp,ers book from Mr Gay: hAf"'e "oss y"
obtain the norai po,csr with which he is 10 work ties
miracles Tor his country and himself: l. y from -
influence with Mr.. Tyler No-iie VIII soon i'nd j !,
mistake there. From his position ana ascsnaane' -
the Nhi. ranks: Nha,-cafFy measures VIZ Mffa,
which Mr.. Clay cannot accomplish. It, : eonn'ng
tseyr without his Host. ! y from hS '"AH'"., WIN
The States Rights Nh,g-. W. hho" letter, W "i
know his want Of influence with the ii'faSt!a'G iA!l.
occasioned hy his own passi"ns ana trnnsg'Ss'i"Hs-
WHY, such articles "a this from the wing press WI
leave him not an inch OF sroun" With The Democratic
Party 10. s,l;n 10 stand upon:
uc;,,u,u s,ave,. hnrs 9,rU,xni n5oa .Gr. Hrts NJ
t.,i and Lo,o,oL,, J.yuof jcadD1 m, ran
Ch,rlo,trsv,iIa Advocate
l. an 10 ,src,iv.d from The following article conc
r,nn Mr. R;yes's or,an. by the Baltimore Patriot, ,.a,
II. las, Of the Conservatives has n great pint H. at
,nrinr The approaching winter. "7Ir aft4, Saft.Sn.,
~ h,u;asL - can do nothing sso !osr - Hr Iyl,-
,bc r,,>id, M. holrtrsr untr0,thiy' Tas a,tthlt "
T.I,f j. President alone '1rtH prs'fSi linn Va. Gas.
i.,s iapressiar apca hc facc n jnitc ariTS ~ aE
j, Dfu3caf far ihatr r0nIttnH dnG GsYsti hfoa lsschtt-
rim NJ, .,,of au0iAits ri r.>do,a. a~ariof,p, Git "a.
,.L;L - a,;Y,,ru h.saauE<b La" Nh. CI7. 81
a., ,b,pk ma, Mr. Kiycs' friend, IN taking lor h.
iron ,bc no>ition which he would otherwise accord II "
CIay, ascr.bcs 10 Mr. Tyler a character jus, = Ill 1"
disable MIR. Rlves from doii. muci, service = tie cnfn.
try under the present Administration ! uo''o -"
are no, 10 he I'M pressed with wisdom, patriotism, ant -.
regri,y while 'nt all d~epende"t on Mt kref"nrc rtt
Has Mr. Rives power 10 make public affairs incerenf.
ent OF the Executive vii; We arr told 90 I'm ~
X rs d,roirts tic higi and hoaoTeLte duty IF ie0d,a-
tie ray in theS, gr1at mrns~rrs 81 i~esis'afise co.o2sr"t."a
ond an;on, 10 icht,h a'one tie country ran teak fer f.aJ
dartay VI. Tgius administration -GIads.
From III 8l.aa.s. P.rat.,
We find the following article ~ the last Virginia ~.
roca,c, published a, charlottesville, AIoemarl" county,
he residence ofthr gentleman 81 /" hon 4 s?ra"s.
"AlE. Sr>,ron RNLs.-FroT ali quarters 80 -.
ceire that the people end The press nr lc"hing VI"
much interest 10 the position and course 81 thu dis' ~
suished gentleman 4, the approaching session = Cou
rress. The Wings, We are yrry sure, do nothing n''i'
than sheer justice TO Mr.. R'ves, IN ascrib'ng y nm IT.
most anxious wish 10 compose and adjust INC pi'"ia.
difficulties BY which the country - no" rhS'''nf.,
and TO restore to the business ana 'he many "ipI'mn'
interests OF society 'nat ha'"o"!' 'P'" -"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-03

"CuLrrrhK {. H., 3oth Nov ELL.
"our election is over. William Smith has beaten
Slaughter in Cnlpeper , votes, IN Rappnhannock Z
votes. in Madison lG5, IN Orange -. So you vail per
ceive that the sterling Democrat, William Smith, Esq
is our delegate elect 10 Congress, the slang Of The k,eh
mond Wing 10 the contrary notwithstanding me
Democrats are in fine spIr'ts;-hare they not me cause
for il, Let ~ hare me hundred guns for the old Ihr-
tetnth Congressional. Smiths majority IS from lou TO
2UO votes IN the district
Er,rac. ota 'ct,r from Washington, ~, (h0ppahan'
noel &. H. .ror. %, ISL.
"The Polls are closed Ut this place, and the vote
stands 46 for Smith, IL Tor Slaughter, and 10 for Banks
II lie county and balance Of tie district have gore u
we'll as W. have, We have nothing 10 fear. ! l'ar'
from spertyviIle early in he day, al which time 'hsy
Lad recorded about - votes; II was stated that Smili
wus ahead, and Banks had not received one vote.
honc The Democrats have not been simple enough IL
divide their votes as much elsewhere as they have a
this place. II | should get The votes from The d'iieren
precincts before The mail closes, will send them 10 You
Flint Hill Slaughter A., Banks 81, Smith 70
Amissyii!c vet TO hear from.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-03

We are requested 10 state, that VIM. Tod, Esq, WI
material District, next Spring.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-03

One OF the mos, distinguished inernhe:s Of Congress
remarks upon "!he vast scheme Of bribery and corrnp.
lion winch the Distribution Land Bill presents. We
shall attack il rs soon NJ Congress meets.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-03
FR,yN FI.Calni

NDN fI.THIEF.F'
sAvAyyAu, Eor. .3.-By liz steamer Charleston,
Capt. Barden, The Editors Of The Georgian nave re-
ceiyrd lEr following from a correspondent:
(CerrtYon1s7t. afts scranl0h GoorE'arl ...
EAST FLosiDA, Nov. l9, 1sll.
The balance Of .Sea,huc- nlaihla's and TigeFtaii PEG
pie are coming in slowly at Tampa. They have beer
very much scattered, and the runners are obliged t
undergo a great deal of fatigue and travel TO cominu'
nica,e with them. The party Ell Fort George is slow
~ increasing: two runners from the post are now up the
ST. Johns; they expect 10 return in The course ote'gh
or ten days with G number of HaiiecA's people.
Billy Bow leg has crossed the Carlpossolatehee with
his peop!~; 1t is supposed ,ha, ne is on lis way 10 lam
pa. j,
Lieut.. CT. Garland of tie ilh, j, is 10 he hoped, vi!
be successful IL Middle florida. TIE C.er.s ere Sup
posed to BE IN tia, part Of the cocnIry
Yours, &c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-03

The Norfolk Herald contains another anonymous
statement, that Sir. Wise has GuarFeilrd with every
body and every party. II bears yfaisiiy on II very 'ace
Mr.. Senator Prestoa.-A lette' from eo'nmo'a' -
CT where The legislature Of South Carolina IS nov III
session eays: "TLe Hon. Wan. {. Preston IS here, and
his resignation spoken Of Us depending upon a con;in'
rencY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-03
THE REMEDY or a INDIVIDUAL AGAINST
N~oN-PAYING BANKS.

Ito The Editor 81 M Baat Rgvrrrer.)
Having pernstd your first number, and considering
your object to he one Of general interest, and highly
praiseworthy, ihe writer readily contributes the result
Of his observation and experience for liz promotion.
4 continued suspension of the banks is an abuse only
tolerated by a depraved public opinion. The circu!a.
lion OF the notes Of suspended banks, rs monsv, IS an
ahsurdi,y. Il introduces a currency Of anciua'ine ann
indefinite value. or Of no value at all, destructive OF al
credit, and hnsnly deinoralizing othe community wh,cn
.ol.r.!es IL. In fact rs evils ar universally admitted
in theory. The great mistake is in - readily submit
ing 10 them in practice. The grca, error IS n refer
ence 10 the remedy. Every individual is made TO be-
lieye that he alone can Do nothing, that he has no ailer-
na,ive but submission, until the public provide Inc re-
mrdy. Ia:
Sow the FAC, il directly The contrary. Every 'nd'v''
dual ha. the remedy in his own HANDS. That remedy
- the refusal to receive broken promises IN exchange
tor property, or in payment of contracts. This every
nan can do. And in the latter case eventual payment
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-03

FIscM AGi>T.-The Warrington correspondent "'
the y. Y. Express, (Whig.l ~says:-"The country see
begins TO be on 'iptce Tor the fiscal scheme o. the i"si'
dent, 10 which he was pledged ii his last veto message
The pledge will be carried out, no doubt OF that. lh'
President wall be found III al respects, 4 man OF ms
word have 10 doubt, i.at the President VIII re-
commend some Fiscal Agency no corporation ,hoi1h
in any fornl-wlich, i'll many respects, prrtaps IN an
will answer The purposes oi a National Bank. II may
mike Ms Wings 10 adopt il, take back something We
lave said upon currency. The pride Of oPinion, per
haps, wall forbid; reason, and The necessity Of he conn'
Try, will urge rs 10 do II nevertheless.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-06-30
The GuiIIOtine ut Work,

One Postmaster has been removed at Marietta
in Lancaster County! After this immense ex-
ertion, we will give the Executive some six
weeks to recover breath and prepare for another
onset The axe of the gulllotine is rusted for
want of use; we want to see it bright and shi-
ming, and have it work as nimbly as the chop
sticks of a Chinese when eating his rice! 1t
does us good to hear the groans of the locos as
they are dragged up-the only danger is we
shall have TOO FEW removals-to change
measures we must change men-our suferlngs
IS iniolerabe, and how are we to penetrate the
interior, while the "rascaly' loco foco post
masters are kept in Office!
We commend to the Post Master General the
answer of Major Barry, who having been de-
tanned from party given by Mrs. Eaton until
near midnight, was asked by the hostess what
had detained him "My dear madam" said he
"the General and myself have been very busy
to-night-,0e haze cut off the heads Of nearly tou'
hundred PoStmaSterS"
That's the way to work i,-by hundreds
Pa. Telegraph.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-06-30
TAnOther Previous PardOn.~f

We learn from The Huntingdon Journal that
another previous pardon has been GRANTED
BY GOV. PORTER TO A HORSE THIEF
He was lodged in the jail of Westmoreland
county-released on bail, and quietly walked
of Before the court-of course before his tri-
ala pardon was granted by Mr.. Porter.
This is new way they have of doing busi-
ness in The courts Of quarter sessions of the
peace in this State. Twice has tins unheard-
of power been used TO release those charged
with crime. We can only say thai, if the CON
FICTED FELONS who inhabit the cells OF
our Peniteniiary, from the MURDERER to
the petty thief, are to be turned out upon soci-
ETY.. and the scores of Williams already loose in
society are to be allowed to pick the peoples
pockets, stealth cir horses, and commltany crime,
and carry. as their protection, previous par
don, we.ihink it is nearly time for them TO use
their own strong arms when the strong arm o
,he law is manacled by its sworn Executor
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