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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-04-02
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT


by and rih The adrice aud consent qf The Senate.
George Loyal, to DO Navy Agent for tho port of
Norfolk, nia-rc-appointcd.
John =. Henry, to be Navy Agent for the port Of
SAVANNAH jeorgla-re-appointed.
-, Thomas Hayes, to be Navy Agent for the port Of
Philadelphia in place of Michael w. Ash, resigned
Posr OrTlcE DEPARTMENT
March TO- 1871.
distract from the Journaior the reek ending this day.
~ David ID. Hoyt at Palmyra, Wayne county, New
Enoch 4. Hall, ut West Bloomfield, Ontario coun.
ty, New York.
Matthew H. Stevens, at Shusau, Washington
county, New York
Jonathan X. Horton at Greenwich Washington
county, New York.
Jerome d. Moshcr, at White Creek, Washington
county, New York.
John Harris at Charlestown, Middlcscx county,
Massachusetts. ~
David Bingham, Madison, Iowa county, wisk
onsan Territory.
Jared Lake, South Port, Racine county, wiskon-
son Territory.
Enos Smith, Racine, Racine county, Wisconsin
Territory
IIora Hatch, Pike, Allcgany county, New York.
Asahcl Burlington, Burke, Caledonia county, Yer
mont.
Isaac Covngton, Berlin Worcester county, Mary
land.
John G. Rouse, Argyle, Washington county,
New York.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-04
LAKE ,aAYopAC HOTEL.

The subscriber has opened house accommodation Of
the Lake Persons his house may upon being
the landing Of the boats Hudson At
period Of day evening persons wishing hs'
the landing for them by sending him line By
the Pesksh boat either Tuesday Thursday Saturday P
ding tie day OF their aul eodtf SAMUEL. BERRY
u Contents OF the Catholic E1poSiior and Lie
rnry MagazileAugI. Number entirely orisnaseel psN
engraving Of 81 Johhr College, Rose Hill
Soree Of ST Persbu,gh Prayer the Bssee Virgin Apo
phe Rose Hill Letters Ada, the OF tee roy
Harry Laydea the sPlnlrh Bell ne
hgtoH and PGrots Tines Mission poem Inc Tie p n
Bbs Common FATE poetry Ponf, the Ancient Law Biblical
Re,each nea worn With Toll poetry; Sonners to 81 PraHc "
Borsi,, and ST. aioysiu. Of GOrzaga
This monthly periodical 40 pages Of royal octave @
edited by the Rev Drs Felix and Charles Coa'tAHe %
aid published by John Dloa Smith, tc Fnontfee az hfe d
lars per annum in advance five cent. per number
delivery.
u DIR. Felix GoEraud's Powders are only - per ~
tie For sals q g. Walkey-iL ~ AA''
New-York tribune., 1841-08-04
CHARLES O'MALLEY.

THE NEW WORLD Of this .s-k will ccntuin the WHOLLY 81
THE AUGUST PART OHAiLrY received by the
ship Acadia being the only the United stae TWO weeks ~
advance Of as nuhlation This s appear
svglY in ia. New beng taken be-
lag puron.d from the office
rr The WosLo" ,eyeral ORIGINAL ENGRA
WINGS md great Of choice reang kind
s,tur aud
New-York tribune., 1841-08-04
Argus.

Perhaps Profession which SKILL both
than of Dentistry Thousands who
still suffer the cXcrucatng of that most
Tooth Ache had heen employed
DER the operation Of an experienced Dentist would be bo
great blessing Teeth Yet there remedy still
God decays by disease accident be obY
ated Let those VINO may Dr. H. VlLERS Practical
Dental Surgeon 3 rondway examine and Judge for themselves
will that the Teeth manufactured by him
equaed Fom the child the hoaIy
headed every only universal but lasting sau
perfection which lac has brought ms art
declared for they would have
Teeth IN, artificial substituted The
Ladies especially would tH g agree
counenancc and pleasing smile need but favor him with Gait
challenges any whether her Tee ate
false or real nui JULIA
New-York tribune., 1841-08-04
THE SLAVE CONSPIRACY.

LATER PROM BAYOU S.RA.-The steamer Fulton, Capt
Hitler arrived here Yesterday, bringing twentyou
hour, later than the Clipper. When Capt Hitler LETT the
inhabitants under ami still continued make
rests OF suspected negroes. Some so 30 more OF the
.oundres had been imprisoned and the citizen soldiers
were busy employed in ferre'ig out the hiding places OF
every individual upon whom susPcon rested The bayous
.y;nps &c in the vicinity had all been explored In one
mace they found no than fourteen of the ringcades
who ms soon as they heard of the explosion of their murder
n. scheme deserted their respective plantations and fled
,h. place of conceament which 1t seems had previously
been one of their rendezvous The a'r'" spread with the
rnd;,y of lightning all along the coast and every planter
submitted his slaves 10 n rigid examination Every white
man douby armed, and no negro was allowed the free
dom of passing irow pIantaton TO another -.
No trial had taken place up 20 the time OF the Fulton
leaving We presume the trials delayed IN order thai
the whole testimony against the negroes might De
brought forward time, the confession OF each one
weighed relation the other and the minutest ntorna
non rsspec,ing the organization collected
The conduct of the planters in this affair reflects upon
then. the highest credit They have acted with cool stern
ucss which looked almost ike mercu tenderness when
npare with the enorrity the terrible intended
n. o. Crescent City, July "a.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-04

~ Nofice.-The Proprietor Of the Waverly Line returns A'
thanks public liberal patronage they have EXTENDED to-
of the Line. Having found ht
resulted Increase of patronage and Of
profits he his line still cheaper and
accordingly gives from and after this date the faro will
be Ct cents Wavey Line ticket. No other will be
ceiged (aui arl GEO. w. HOnAN.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-04

TT Harvey BurdeiI, ". D., Dentist, would respect
fully inform hi. friends and patrons. Chose pac ulsry who
called abeacc that he hss returned tn. City and
be his Office No. 80 Broadway The Ma
Hall Hall. ofTemperance Dr. b. has fixed his price
very low and reasonable rate C2)
New-York tribune., 1841-08-04
LAKE M,yoPAc. pvrsAM cousrY.

EditorsWl you through the columns Of your valuable
paper good disposed TO
hot walls ouur City the tho adsan
tare. aud of this delightful watering place
Visitors may City the oSsck boat for Peeksk
Tuesdays Saturdays. and hnd the landing
running Lake; they leave the City
the boats morning and
landing Caxes they Immediately carried
Peckskil Western where they
Carriages them the Lake. thirteen
miles distant
All this beautiful piece in the
opinion few places the Country which equu
for beauty other natural advantages Tho sheet
les and studded with several
beautifully Islands The Country and the
scenery and imposing The Lake well store with various
kinds FISH, and ha experienced angler calculate
upon taking both Pike aud Piekere-
Upon the will find Hotels, i'll
charge very obgng popreo Both houses ha'
been opened the BERRY, the other by
Mr. MoSx and provided with aud sail boat,
aad every apparatus requisite for fishing The Sportsman VIII also
find woodcock aud other kinds OF game
To persons disposed few weeks Lake Mayopac
o The delightful recreation OF rowing
and smiling sparkling OF the Lake be varied BY
m,ny the land and though the Lake about
feet level OF the HUDSON farther
ascend many hundred feet ana breathe the urest noun
To City invalid this place presents inducements scarcely To be
and do Editors that will receive
the aud grateful subscribers who may
these suggestions should you sge them
place n your valuable journal '"
New-York tribune., 1841-08-04
~ sn,in striped, plain and Figured De Laipes

A conpe,e assort may be lousd. cheap
JOHN IL DINGMAN 30l Graz list. Orchard
ffornl~yir Bark. Dingnan)
au1 3s
New-York tribune., 1841-08-04

Bonne under false preenes pretending TO have been sent
for by lis eapoyer-or which ae sent 10 the eniieh
whence he Hac before lie went 70 o0- "
NJ. Lewi.s.
Stealing PantaloonsWu. F Underh;Ii wa. Yesterday
arrested and committed o- stealing pair pantaloons worth
IS from Rober, Muuiord, of - walnuts,
Slealins CloakS-Wm Green Yesterday arrested by
ocer McC;ra,h with TWO black SILK canie cloak. hi, pos
session believed 20 be stolen He committed and
Owner is wanted for The c!oaks
Carving or CLotiing-A named Conrad Yor;h was
YESTERDAY Brought the Police office w; large bundles
Of clothing he could give Of and which
he stolen. He Committed anu an owner !. wanted al Tie
Police Ofc- for the clothes
Young Pcyr9cyefs-Fouy boys from - to Il years old
were rested and brought TO the Poce ohce by OH
Ger charged with stealing poke. book containing >
pers pocket Of Mrs Lurvey Washington Market
Part OF the properly was traced and recovered and me ooy
committed prison \ NTH soy concerned VINO escaped
Running a M4cl-A Spania.d named Domingo Lever got
drunk yesterday and 7an along Roseve's' WIN 81
knife h hand threatening STAB eoored man. ana al
others who came IN MS The knife aSea from MN
and he then got razor with which he attempted s'nis es''
but taken the Police Ose and committed TO give oa
Tor his good behavior
CoRoNER OrrIcE-The Coroner yesterday held an inquest
No From, he body unknown man aged about
40 found floating The East River the foot OF
He had been the several days and clad IN iAe9o<
worsted hose dark cloth panaoon white SHIFT anu
SATIN Verdict found drowned
4ccicatqi Deai-The Coroner also held inquest at the
Unyersiy in averey Place the body OF Charles H. Hast
aged Is naive this CITY residing 81 SN; Avenue lie
deceased climbed tall willow opposite the University
Yesterday small squirrel which escaped h
He took hold OF limb about 20 feet the ground descend
limb broke and he precpitaed to the side walk
lighting his head and becoming tlniy iusensbe He was
bed by Drs Alonzn Clark ana Bedford but died IN halt an
hour bloody found his head but no fracture.
The Jury advice the physicians, found verdict
that deceased died of the BRAIN produced by
accidental fall from a
New-York tribune., 1841-08-04

All notices Public NJ tte gos- rolsa Iii he con-
mons 10 be del waiting our CiS ,uc.} for
>p.cuou.ly published tins Tribune OF lot e1ceed''s 80
-
New-York tribune., 1841-08-04

II We canno, publish the communication oil 49,. ,nd p,
hold IF III. ,ubec, which lie handles in due "''e'
Thoroughly a he can wish. shall war upon Wee
New-York tribune., 1841-08-04

ARREST UPON SUsPIcIoN OF MurDER.-Two young men
were yesterday by officer A. NJ c. Smith and taken
the Mayor suspicion OF having been concerned IN TIE
murder Of Miss Rogers boken Nothing appearing how
Inpcae them the guilt of the TRANSACTION they were
discharged
New-York tribune., 1841-08-04

ERUPTION MouSr VesvviuThc exhibition OF this piece at
Castle garden was splendid beyond description imssnaton
nc 20 that spectators thrown real CONFUSION OF
admiration The cfe., of II and beauty OF no'
TO be spoken OF described We thought the
presentation Thursday evening and grand but that ("
Monday vas far greater grand becasse Thursday the
frs, yeun. exhibition, aud between then aud Monday they
had time 10 make the necessary and addcR hcd
they did faithfully and great effect Tonight the same plecS
viii be- repested hope who otherwise I'd
m attend THY will chtaN food for the mind we'll The eve
Tho person the OF this splendid piece M
Hall, years past has been pyrocchn'st Of
ro's( ;ardr
New-York tribune., 1841-08-04

T. Zeno' may be assured that ne shan - Gu 49,
' u. snd roo, For some days the pressure upon our
.s bic, must be published at once has Der unn'u
M Great and many communications Of great permanent value ere
New-York tribune., 1841-08-04

Dear Malor-Some .coundre has attached ~ver
column Of badnage New Era this giving why
YOU ed from tile Office OF u e Messure
OF ,h npudence the following language
faithful ami paneTat the performance oil all my Off
du Wa my political attachments have been and
have devoted politics single day which dae
ark instance can be found ayd'n't me on the
Jook. iaor, knowing we'll and knowing th'
ou Of writing s7d article have examined the
Book kept House under the supervision Of your bosom
friend Eli Moore Surveyor of he Port and the result
fooa heads OF Absent Absent when wanted
Absent -n leaves from the Surveyor Sick
&C. &C. your appear the Books for duty during
the last years your official services as follows
lsslJan 70 to Ap p, days the Spring EIestiou
Oct 20 to Dec. 20, 6j days for the Fall Election
Ieo-Feb. to April &c days for the Sprisg Election.
Sept II o Nov. II, 50 days for the Fa! Elec,ion
Mich 1884, 10 days, and whine
Of Locofocosn Under these circumstances
you ,end the Editor Of the New Era lie
nying authrntci,y article referred reasonable
ION you'd imagine possible for you attend official duties
during an election when hoe necessarily occupied
i, rel,a. Rum and Polite. the Old Pe-ter Slug"
Yours truly, C-asrsrrxcY.
Nen-Tork, August = ELL
ia from EdeGrd Shar 81 sp-
peare in our paper M ED"S scHtNcK Of sundry val
I,ne which prove, ar entire aaeou. ehood dr.
Me,cha, OF r,eproachab integrity and has beer the
Tonbs shaw Is awaiting his thai for enbezziemea, from SIR
Schepck Abundant testimony these facts has been laid before
bu; cano, publish than the following
TO THE PUBLIC
Card published this mGning the sun Tribune
and on her papers Edeard ShaE o, South
stating among Nj Eyn Schench Of Oi Fron
bal by judge Jones suit for libel brought by said
shaw M Scheuck could bail for large
amount the Tom5s7 As was the Ohic-r en-
poyed the this which was not Tor libel but
pro>eu aahetatngy declare that the sad state
entirely false. Mr. Schenk gave the necessary hail
n fcw minutes and with, Ut leaving his Office
Copy. (Sigued) BENJAMIN BRADY, Deputy Sheriff.
New-iok August 81, 1871.
the undersigned lessee OF Store NO u souts:r.e
made by Mr. Edward Sha1 rs occupying
hereby that such occupies
any part OF the premises Aforesaid - $500
Copy. Signed CONRAD A. TEN EYCk, 81 south-It-
New-York, August 81, l-4i.
z Democratic Wing Young Mems General
regular meeting of this Committee will he held
Nations. Hail. C.u.eet FRIDAY EVENING August g. at
o'clock By order, BENZ. DRAKE. Chairman.
WA. B. MARSH, ~ sg2
New-York tribune., 1841-08-04

u The Roe and the Falls OF Niagara at Gather
woods Roundo are open every and brilliantly illuminated on
Monday Wednesday AID Friday evenings This evening lectnrs
the .larx frrcn of 10
New-York tribune., 1841-08-04

r There are people e'en IN this Ci'y "heTe nc
a,iy who have conception Of the intense mean
% Of the The Sun. The Comptroller advertise
stste Stocks ordered be published N most OF
o, CIV papers-The Tribune and Sun Others Inc SaH
order the Of the advertisement IN Tho state
Der opvag perfectly needless and sDdesired) aud sS
IF The Tribune TO make II appear 'he
SIN selected for Ibis By the Comptroller ana IH
ustRuN. or,ittsd Can excced tbs
New-York tribune., 1841-08-04

IT For n new Chapter Of BnrnRby HuaEe, r.
ceivrd yesterday by the tcndia nd no" hr'' P"'
Iisl,rd in this country. sec East rage.
- For Il friI Of The sliincfa d anH n"
l,cry a nd other Intelligence. acc First Fn2e'
New-York tribune., 1841-08-04

Is RICHARD v,ux. Esq. has been appointed Recorder
OF Phiadclrhia in place Samuel Rush, Esq, resigned
New-York tribune., 1841-08-04

U7 William Henry Pratt aged Il years, member OF the
Rensselaer, Institute Troy, ~ Y, was drowned on Friday
evening las, while bathing in the Hudson river He was
native of Chahanl Columbia Co, and most stuious and
nniabc scholar
New-York tribune., 1841-08-04

= Democratic Whig Young Mems General
Commitfee-A regular meeting of this Committee will held
National Hail. Cau.-st-ee, FRIDAY EVENING August
o'clock By order, BENZ. DRAKE, Chairman
WE B. MARSH, % sv2
New-York tribune., 1841-08-04

p5 Joseph X Weed. charged with having defrauded the
Banks at PoughkScpse and Newbnrgh out Of $1,000 or
So ooo was recently arrested Ohio City Ohio, and is
in the Jail at Poughkeepse, awaiting his trial He was
tracked bv the officer nearly 5000 miles before his appre
heuson.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-04

Senior Arsueles has been elected Guardian the young
Queen and her sister In the Chambers OF Deputies the
budget had been under discussion The allowance enjoyed
continued leaving her only the income secured her her
marriage The salary Espartero Regent has been fixed
> 900 900 of reas-s2O 900 sterling.
EARTHQuAKg AT TERcgIRA-Many severe shocks Of
earthquake experienced NJ the island OF Tercea-one
the Azorcsbeween the 18th and 9th of June BY which
neatly the whole of the Villa de Praya had been destroyed
Upward of 1--WE hundred houses and haoitaons had been
shaken down. Fortunately, however from the warning
which preceded The visitation the inhabitants, without
cepton enabled their lives BY flight the
and city OF Angra subscription. by the example Of
the Corporation OF the Capital being raised for
immediate relief The Don joao l. leave
dc res els40 stering) be distributed among the .uf
and vessel sls being laden with maize pro
coed thither on the same charitable errapd.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-04

u William H. Williams, convicted OF importing an
bringing the State of Louisiana" tw'"'your Slaves wa
n,anced ON the oath u forfeit the twenyfour Slave
and pay fine of $500 and be committed to prise" ii
,b same together with the Of the Court shall be paiC
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-05-14

0s.UcndCu was consulted ABOUT Mf. Wards
accepting the appointment, when rendered by
Mr.. Van Buren,. AS it was known that Mr..
Cristenden was TO be one Of General Harri-
sons Cabinet, it was thought well to let him
know that the appointment would not be ac-
cep.ed, if he supposed the appointee would
not be agreeable TO the new Administration
Mr.. Crit,enden, we are informed, advised the
acceptance Of the place; and yet neither the
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-05-14

9Oo6 3 ddudffy enectlng a
publication Of those forms of government,
and this stain upon the face of our institu-
tons will ere long be entirely effaced.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-05-14
prIncIDICS OF These DHrtlCS ere 8

entirely opposed that no permanent unity
of feeling or action can ever be establish
ed. Temporary coaillons between one of
the parties and portions of the other.
through adventurous circumstances, may
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-05-14

IU2, lU3, 1o4: To-. loo, 142, 2U7.
B. RUSH PETRIKIN, Register,
THOS. MCKNIGHT, Receiver
Land Office at Dubuque, I.T.1
May l, lS4l. 29-s
PROCLAMATION
BY the Governor Of x0Wa 2eyyjfoyy.
M HEREAS the Legislative Assembly of the
w Territory of Iowa, passed an act. which was
approved on the 18th day of January, ls4I, as fol-
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-05-14

.2rriUais and Departures Of Steam Boats.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-05-14

10 Rapids p. du Chen ST. Louis
10 Empire Dubuque st. Louis
10 Demo;ne 81 Touic D,h,,,,,
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-05-14

Otter ST Louis Dubuque
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-05-14

hhlne Dubuque st. Louis
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-09-21

notice the a most weekly arrival Of teams
adsn with lead and shot at this place du-
ring the present season. some OF them from
Rlno RIVER. within a short distance Of the
Mississippi. 1t is well known and ad-
mitted fact, likewi c, that Gen. Dodge is
now, and has been for u number of years
past, extensively engaged in the mining
business, and as a matter Of interest 10
himself, aside from the general good to be
derived by the whole Territory, would ear
nestly and zealousIy urge upon the alien
ton Of Congress, the necessity of making
immediate appropriations for our harbors
and other Improvements, and would as De-
Icgatc, unite the influence Of the western
portion of our Territory in our behalf
la addition to this, he would bring the in
nuence Of many Of the Democratic Sena-
tors and Representatives, into our support
in Congress, which Mr.. Arnold would
stand but little chance Of eilecting. In fact
he is the only man in the Territory that
could, under existing circumstances,-the
state Of parties, and as concentrating the
different interests in the Territory-unite
all who feel friendly disposed towards US,
in our Obtaining appropriations both in and
out Of Congress Such being the case, our
citizens would be unwise in the extreme not
to select him for their Representative in
Congress, but should onthe contrary, deem
themselves peculiarly fortunate in having
him 10 send as their Delegate; for if there
over was time when political preludices
should give way to effect general good,
the present is one, IN the selection Of Gen.
Dodge for the DeIegacy. Let our farmers,
mechanics, and working men, RALLY
AROUND THE OLD VETERAN, who
is deserving Of their confidence and united
support, and who can obtain the aid and
assistance Of Congress for our Territory,
and by SO doing confer just reward upon
him for the many invaluable services rem
dered in "the council as we'll as in the
field" and at the same time subserye their
own interests. Let those o. our citizens,
by adoption, who have left their homes in
a foreign land, whether they came from
the sunny banks Of the Rhine,' the fer
tile meadows Of Holland, the swine clad
hills Of France" or Erin's Green lsle,"
for tIk enjoyment Of the institutions and in
estimable privileges of the A" land Of free
DOM" RALLY around him, for he is their
friend also, and will sustain their interests.
Let there be general RALLY. Let the
shout be DODGE AND DEMOCRA-
DY," and the aim be the PRESERVA-
TON OF DEMOCRATIC REPUBLI-
CAN PRINCIPLES.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-09-21
GIN. DODGE.

GEN. DODGE arrived in this village on Frid eve
ming last and took lodging at the Temperance House
On Saturday afternoon he addressed large mum Der
Of his democratic friends The Academy. in plain
common sense and appropriate speech He gave
brief STORY sfhs political conrse in this Terrific ry
and free and unvarnishel exposition of his demo-
cratic creed with respect to the great political ques
TONS before the country. To those who regard rheto-
rcal Aourshes and high sounding defamation as the
chief qualification of candidate for public Office the
address of Gen DODGE might not have commended it.
self and answered their vauge notions of political mo
rit. But those who regard sense rather than sound
and open and manly statement Of political views
rather than laborcd sophistry and equivocation the
speech Of Gov. Dodge could fail to meet an appro
val. Gov. Dodge has been repeatedly charged by
his enemies being dest tute of talent and uncoub
in his manners and address. The numerous public
documents Of hich he has been the author both n
his official relations with the departments Of the gene
raj government and the legislative bodies of this Ter
rltory, show him 10 be the possessor Of more than
ordinary talents.
The personal appearance and address sf Gen. Dodge
are calculated to inspire reneratiJn and respect. His
venerable age-hs manly and athletic form, and the
nieibe marks Of honesty and integrity of character
that stamp his countenance, commend him 10 the af
Oi Ills lFIeNCS, ana the respect OF
political enemies. And hen his numerous tolls and
hardshps in defence of our common country-his long
and arduous services in repeng the savage foe from
western borders are associated in the mind " b,a
IN The presence of the "warworn chef an" who that
loves his country would not reverence the Hero2-
From the plains of Mexico to the wild shores Of the
Arkansas, and from the base OF the Rocky Mountains
to the Missouri, his history is chroncled among the
numerous war tribes, TO whom in the name of his
country he extended the hand Of peace and good viii
In the indian war of he shielded the frontier setle
ments, and drove back the mercilcss invader. And
now Ike The Roman Cincmatus, who was taken from
the retirement of his farm, 10 lead the people from
Mount Ayennc back to tranquility and their homes;
Gen Dodge has been brought before the people of Wis
consin candidate serve their interests and So
cure their rights. How unlike are his claims upon
the suftrages ofthe people, to those who have been
Graded in the lap of luxury and ease md whose ONLY
achievements are recorded in the fees OF the ram
bling table and the bachanalian riot