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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-04-09

Mr.. LusK, Of susquehanna, then submitted tho ioi-
lowing preamble and resolution, which we've anaHi
mousy adopted
Whereas the melancholy information has reached
this body by official announcement that All-wise
Providence has suddenly removed from tins life VIZ
LIAM HENRY HARRISON, President Of the
United States And whereas, the members OF 'his
House feeling deeply impressed with the soiennity OF
this unexpected and painful intelligence, iestimo-
NAL of suitable respect for the memory OF the iost
Gus deceased, be IL
Resoired, That committee Of four be appointed to
act in conjunction with similar committee OF the
report what further should be adopted TO sig
nifty the of this Legislature under so affecting
bereavement, and that this House do now adjourn.
The Speaker named Messrs. LusK, SMysER, FLEN
NIKEs and Cox, the Committee, when the House adj
journed.
The following circular directed to the several
Departments by the Secretary of the Commonwealth,
and the public offices all closed during the day
TO the Heads Of Departments, and Canal Commits
sioners Of the Commonwealth Of Penneytpania'
GENTLEMEN Intelligence has been received that
William Henry Harrison, President Of the United
States has paid the debt Of nature de departed this
life at the Presidents House in the city OF Washing
ton on Yesterday morning. As testimony OF tue
deep feelings of sorrow inspired by this affective dis
pensation Of Divine Providence by which dlstin-
guished citizen who had just been elevated by free
people to the highest station in the republic has been
removed from time TO eternity am directed by the
Governor request you to close the puclic Offices
and suspend the transactions of public business fol
the day.
The event has been communicated TO the General
Assembly, where arrangements have been made iol
an appropriate expression opubc feeling this mel
| ancholy occasion.
am respectfully,
FRS. II SHUNC,
Secretary Of the Commonwealth.
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TRIBUTES OF RESPECT
TO
WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON
I.ArE PREsrDENT OF THE Z. s.

LATE PRESIDENT OF THE u. o.
FROM THE LEGISLATURE OF MARY
LAND.
ANNAPOLIS, April s, is4l.
Hon. d. WEBSTER, Secretary Of State
S,s: Weare directed by resolution OF the cene-
raj Assembly Of Maryland to inform you OF their de-
Termination to unite in paying tribute OF respect 70
the memory of the late President by attending his ia
neral on Wednesday.
With great respect we are your obedient Servants,
RICHARD THOMAS,
President of the Senate OF Maryland
CHAS. STERETT RlDGELf,
Speaker of the House of Delegates of Maryland.
Office of the Clerk Of the Senate Of Maryland,
Annapolis, April s. lSil-haB past . o'clock.
DEAR Sin: have been requested to inform you that
the members of the General Assembly Of Maryland
propose to reach Washington by the train of cars ar-
wing al about half past IL o'clock, A. Nj on Wednes-
day the It'll instant for the purpose of attending the
funeral Of the late President Of the United States the
Great and Good" HARRISON. 1t is thought proper
to communicate this information, that the Chief Mar
shall may have in his power to assign the members,
as body their appropriate place in the procession I'M
mediately after their arrival.
have the honor to be, sir, most respectfully ana
faithfully your much grieyed fellow-citizen and ser
want JOSEPH IL NiCHOLooN,
Hon. d. WEBSTER, Clerk Senate Maryland
Secretary of State
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SEcRErARY's OFFICE,
April 5, 1871.
Secretary Of the Commonwealth

All the bells in Harrisburg tolled to-day, as
manifestation Of the felt by the citizens, with
out regard party distinction Pennsylvania Intel
Hgencer, April s..
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NEW NOVEL, by G. p. II. James. -Corse dc
L Leon, or the Brgand Romance. Nv the author
of Darnlcy J" The Gentleman ofthe Old School,
&c &c. is just published and this day received far
sale by F. TAYI on aox,I a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-26

The recent lHudouons bestowed 10y the Enopirer
upon acting President" Tyler, have brousb, ~
mind popularity IN the history of Mr. TvI.,
That gentleman is one of the very few VIRGINIA
politicians who attained distinction in the councils
OF the State IN former years, in the fIce Of tho
opposition Of the Old Jun,o. From the Les;r-
ning oi his career, he was ridicued. he was s,.c,.
at, and beulcd in every conceivable w,r m
Richie and bis Romans. When he wos .io,,.L
Governor, II was in despite Of the exertions oc H..
same Cnfue' 1t was the same case, at both times
"hen he was elected to the Senate. The events OF
me Iresidenua' canvass are fresh in the public
m'nd.-We al. Tecoect with what venom, n ole.
v'uon to the Vice Presidency was res,s "a
when his election was certain, by way of MARKING
'"eiF eontemp. and malice, they threw away the
vote OF the Site upon Dick Johnson. soo,o, tho,
oeStowH upon John Tyler, vyhs was everv ,vbo-,
held up as unworthy of any trust or Eonour what.
ever. At that trying period of Mr.. Tvlcr,s 6,r-
tunes, when Mr Voolfolk nominated him G,r
the Senate, IN opposition to MIR. Riyes. the Editor
OF the Enquirer, apprehens.ye that some u,orc If
ms party might be induced to follow Mr.. Wool
'oh' was seen calling this man and that man To his
desk IN the Hall Of Delegates, and earnestly en-
treating them 10 save the Democracy from tho ,,-o-
Poseu uSsr'ce' In word, they have opposed h,s
Advancement at every turn, with , bitterness h,,
betrayed a settled and irremoveaJle malisni,v
never unit. he became "Acting PresiIen;.n did
'ney cas-; glance OF favour upon him.
since that eyeut-sInce lie became The ma, -,
vtlEh'-'Ia 30 1857 t'.G spoIs, they have Sill
hed HER hate and affected degree of friepd.bio
II report speak true some Of them have been Inn -.
sly employed IN persuadng him that they are bs
oes' I'ends, All That nothing would do them 90
mucn pleasure as TO sustain him for re election
9"eh professions OF devoted friendship, after INF.
OF unborn and b!tt-. hostility, might well .vci,.
uisuusi oither sincerity. The change i- too sud.
den' inc e.d.. mem'ers OF the Junt,, are ,oo ola
now to give up attic CONVICTIONS and nr,dirs,.;o,
uFon which they have acteu through lite. If rbsv
nave hs.et Nr lyle. for thirty years, thew e,n,.o,
come to Lore Inn. "A minute, merely because bc =.
President. lie may take or wore Tor T.. and IN.
result will prove It's ,ru.n, tia, they rped,,, no
good towa'd' him. They seek . c..cl.ny.o. bi,,
% get mr into their rower-on1 when tbev sue,
ceeo In tins, there Is raa ON he pub &c STAG n
".!om they would show 50 lille mercy, unless it he
Mr. R.7es. Ii he doubts, 1T INN ask DR. B,,ckor.
brolgh, and desire an answe in writing, and 10,
the "curious antique" be squeezed ora eind,j con.
fCssiCn.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-26
BALTIMORE MARKET

CV'es o. .he .imSriean, august %, 5 p. W.
fLOJR-Snce III receipt Of the foreign news
o. th1 steamer Columbia, holders OF Howard street
Flour have advanced the store rate. and we n,yv
quite the frevn,lIng a.kiUs pre- for new of GOOD
standard er'ods At So p. Some holders ar. offer
ing to sci. however At s6,Ici. No sales Rave Leen
reported 10 ~ at any price 10 day. The recent
Ir CO Is now unsteady, and are unable 10 quote a
definite Price. ~ f'''e -
We note sale OF 900 bJs City Mill. Flour 10.
uay 81 500, and another parcel OF 500 ubls at the
same price 9TH for shipmenl-o being an adyanr,
OF % SIS per bbl. since Friday as,
Fresh ground Susquehanna Flour is now held nj,
80 %. Rye Flour i held at $3.50.
uhAlN-TEc English adyices by the steamer
Co,unOio have Lsd the effect of RAISING the rr,cs
OF fennh WhoaIs about a s cts "A busbcI on
Saturday, "a eS OF 20 ri 10 lest pa reds W. ,,
al ~ 81 ,55 aud to day the relies of the s,rc
nae oe.h at ,JS : 49, and one parcel at 81 &c
The sales OF Penna. wheats on Saturday pnd cd =,
amount to about 5000 bushels and all aa,It has
been sold. Wcquoic to-day good to prime Md rcd
WheaIs At ,2s 81 80 per bushel
Sales OF Pennn. yellow Corn to day ut "a Is
CTS Tor prime and one parcel oG Pa white was ais,
sold at % cents. We quote Md white Corn AT 20
cts aud Md yellow at - a ~ cents.
Sl,eS OF Pennsylvania Rye to-day at Gs n 20 eta
a sale OF Md. 10 day t6S cts.-we quote IL at ~
a 6S cents. ~ u
Sales Of Md. O,'s n, 70 n 4icents.
WilSkEE-Hhds.a are held Mt 81 ce,,.-ro
sales Bus. are du.I NJ - a ga cents. Ths VINO,
on price OF bbs. Is 20 cents exclusive of the hoI
REL VI ''' our
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-26
BOSTON MARKET A. .,

COEFEE-TEe sales tor the week mo
boat 1000 bags 81. Domingo at % 10 for ,o,j ."
handsome Cape; 800 bags Poro Cabelo ling Ina
per TO- mos 4" ''!-'
FlSi--Ihe s'es OF Mockcrcl are quite l,,,,
lat 90 'ow prices: atnu, 5000 hblg have 80 -
week a. SO .nr No. >, 1925 $50 70, No. . ,nd
SIl 81 "r NJ. /. nv"
FLOUR There has been an active demand
Throughout, the week. and prices close NJ an advance
ol % 3lr. res ubl. The stock of ire,h ground 5
small is oi Fredericksburg So II a 6.25, Rich
m"nd S6,l2i mos L..y IN the week, 500 bbls.
Howard Street sold at St. -, mos; at III, close #
our report, 400 buls. were taken tor export NJ 81.
So taos.
GRAlN-The improvement of last week is fully
MAINTAINED, with an active demand and light arr.
WIS Sa'e' oi Two or three cargoes yciew lat at
~ lie; and u cargo sod TO arrive al so a SIC.
per ouSnCl.
HIDES The sales embrace all there j, in mar
ket and a. a further improvement in prices. $500
Ducnos Ayes rather Feayy, sold at Isle; II 900 DO
ths usual weight So d at 10 5000 salted 81 a Sic:
| 500 81 Domingo Ific ncr III. q mes
SCbAR-Sa.es of 4 o 500 boxes Havana brown
u a 81 no sales OF white DHiy .7rd.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-26

IS good deal OF man. Then comes Wise, who
Is known Ms MIR. Otherwise hero, Dr.. Mallory,
Who will never set the world on ere, and prrhaps
t~o Others. These men clam to te par excellence
he friends Of The President, and constitute them.
selves as his body guards They deny ,h,t the
ttesidsnt acknowledge them officially, ana uf
course they are volunteers. The President ilhc
w'uId Know who hi'true friends are, would AUST
u ~" such couusrliors men who hav. no charity
iof others, and who claim to be the person6 ,suo,,
OF political virtue themselves. These men have no
influence IN Congress with the Whigs, and their
deserlon from ther Old friends like the dcser,ion az
the 'eorsi'ns IN the last Congress, will, II mis-
than hyany one else.
lhe Loco Foeos are cnlc0vorjng to get up a
story hero that the President IN veto the bank iii
already reported Mr. Wise thinks so. The Ma
disontn squints that way, but all deny that th.v
speak 10y authority, aud il is evident they do moi.
I. nc rie'luent wou" have been glad tn hNve had
Congress postpone the currency questIyn 20 The
next Congross,-5ut 1t Is not the VIII: creed 10
i'rSe the puSNc money in the control OF even one
sh, M 'het votes mauc the President of the United
States. You,s, sc.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-26
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
TIIE CROPS

p''M apprehension was felt n the month II
u''o' Nv We farmers IN tniS region IN relation To
'"' '''ps ct Wheat, Corn aud Tt,,cco.-It gives
Us steo' pleasure to state that tie NeathsT for the
,'s' SIX OF eight weeks has been s,rh n to insure
very nne 'r"p of Corn and To cn,ou,a sc the hope
,t,'a i"ne'eo crop viii prove tn bc Ir better
1870, "'s ""',pA'ed. With modeaie rams during
'"c p'"sen' Nnd "cNt succeeding r,n,bs n,d IN. ab.
sne' OF nos,' un,'l the lO,h OF OcSber, we are of
TIE opinion thU thcrc vii. bo a very G,Ii and 40.
~ hne cop made. Should there l., an early frst
o nuen OF me crop will be Gu, g,een acd Vi
quality. " "1'F
me wheat crop was very much shortened +,
quantity and injured Ia quality by the bug. rus, ori
smut Dan. R,pori,r. '''' "''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-26
ALEXANDRIA MARKET Arr o.

FLOUR-This articles has risen y. cts. Der b,r-
re- since our last WeGuo'c tho wagon price at
80 win very light receipts and small stocks; from
stores S6,25 is the asking price. Since the arrivni
OF the English steamer have heard Of no transac
tons. N
WHEAT-Somc PARCELS arriving, sa'cs bove
been e'd'y made at 20 2j tor Ivd, and sIg.,
l,S7! for white. '-
CoRN-Remairs firm and in demand. On
Saturday, hrce cargoes white Corn sold AZ GgI
een';-and two cacSoeS yellow at ~ q crS.
Yesterday ono cargo white sold at 10 ccnts-,nj
one Of yellow - - cents; and another CARO-
OF yellow (>ma,l cranl at IS cents-Go.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-26

Inc proceedings OF thc Wings of An,bers, r,,,-
n.sh the fist public manifestation Of the r.,..r -
disaoT citation Of The curse of hi, ~.o,,.,.,,
sincc his election 10 Corg-.ss. M,cv or b..w.,.
mes 5e'soaol end ponuc.' friends brye m.rLs,
"''h regret tni surprise, lis tJorraiions fem the
Co1I's "H'ch tA'y deemed his du to them, To l.; In.
s''i, and to no Wang cause, demanded 4, ms hands
lheir IeEonIi oitachraent has thus far su,,rcssed
tJeir complaints 10 whispered murmurs. Inn, ~. hoe
no tisht &c comp'in now OF tLer op,n onro,;,,or
to him. Elected as "cyery inch wbig - he n, 4,
given but one solit-ry Wing vote curing the Err,
session, lior the repeal 0, the Sub-T.easury) and
ms a! last JstntiIlIy endorsed the sentiments o.
Los"foco meeting IN Louisa. He cannot. and
We presume he does no., e1rec. tina, his pcrsonoI
and ate political f.. nds, could sacr6. o all ,I.i-
political prime pies, vary them 10 sui, his sbirioc
moods in dc'-senco TO their feelings Of porsopni
kindness for him. No, lie can expect nothing OF
this s2rt.-A he can ask Of them is that lie has
been governed by pure motives in changing his
poIuca. relations towards them. lie canno, nsl,
them 10 renouncs their Principles, because nc
chooses 10 affiliate with the Locos, and conceives
their prncp.es more cong,niaI to his own.
The regret 1t the separation is moderated bv IN,
fact, th1t the Governor Las emerged from the misty
and beiogg6i region he has been IN fo- the last few
mon.h7, since he lost his reckoning, end did M,
Eno" what Wing vas. II IS better for his repu.
tauon as man Of sense and practical s,ltesn,p
10 be upon firm ground, although upon the wrono
SIDE Of the fence, than TO be upon tho fence wiki m.
bcad in the clouds.
MI Irving, whom the Wings Of Amherst bav,
nominated, "a a sterling Wing, Of bold, independent
thought and brilliant promIss.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-26
TO TnomAs Rnenlr. Eco

The last Richmond Enquirer has The follow ind,
paragraph 'ihc rCm0,Hs Of me Wing. DOB rotation
Y" our support of the errors o. the p.oc4m,t,op s,c
Ih.'a' no man ItUOfod so hard 10 have fb.rn ,,r y
lhel as ourselves. We shall expos. dina Incl 81,
H-' season. S1y you 50, old 'luc. ucrnv ,t,n
.e1 u- nave We truth, the whole truth and pstt,,,
Du' lhe rum taking especial care, hat, In erpo,iS
me '''7'hood u another, as you propose Won ,,Se
nov suly Of The same error yourself Ygp b,yc
long Ocen remarkable for the supp sssio r,yi ,ybs,
Mne" "iiu' s not less culpnb.c Than The lie di,,r,
VIC can hardly persuade ourselves thai, in ,to ,.,,
sent instance, you will act with clndor. h. 81
though We have not the flies Oi the Frgul,s, -, ~,
Ter 70, we well remember the ds,ust vim ,.i,ct
NE state Rights party viewed your pusII,c,,,o,,,
ana Time serving conduct IN relation to the mol,
m'ton IN question. IFS true, you vcnturej 10 b,.
state ds'pprohauon Of some Of the doct,i,,s !,
contained. But was u IN the tone Of Creenn,, %,
ug"'nt az The bold prctonsOns Of tyrgp,y ar !,
inc tfuo Croaker mountaineering Iy yoyr fe,,. 49,
lamentations, that you had not the spiu cC morn
NJ VINO recolccl the abect, trucking sp,,,t w.,
'htn displayed, r1us. he astonshed at the Ctur,y a
your dolnR any thing TO revive the remembrnnes 81
.s iuly mOruiyIng position you then oecup,,J-
hi'er eRhaLsting your humble ontrealies 10 P,es,-
uen' Jackson, 20 explain away the obnoxious doc
tlhes o. the proclamation, which he treated Vi,,
s'ien' contempt you were gulled into tho belief
what Is more probable, affected 10 believe, that h,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-26
From the New York Express.
From an occasional CO. rsspOndsHL

WAsHEcroN, Aug. -, 1871.
The spirit Of discord Is not VT qu,nch ID IN this
city, nor wall Il be, I fear, for long time TO come,
Mr.. Wise and Mr.. Profit have made their long
siusc into The ranks Of the oppos ton. Mr.. Wis.'s
speech will ue 10 face, regarded as a text book by
the Loco Focos,-sO far as u rec c,s upon Mr. Clay,
and defends the veto power. Mr. Profit, Of Ind
WHO has been disappointed m seeking for a charge
ship 10 Texas, has gone over too, and will rank with
the opposition, aud from appearance, 90 beyond
those who go i1flhsst IN support Of the Loco Foo
measures. lie has proposed 10 offer resolution
sustaining tho Infamous doctrine Of repeal, by way
nj showing those whom he H. about 10 ION, bogy
ir he Is willing 10 90. ! am not sorry hat he Is
showing his hand We lose hut Iltt.c - Mr.. Cal
houn said n the Loco Focos before he ioined tie
party, in .oOsing those "who orc he'd together bv
the cohesive power e public p'IndeG"
Mr.. Wise will prove a thorn in the flesh Of the
Loco Foco5, and soon bo denounced as he has been.
IN his movements he Is like cor.ot hire The and
every whore, wherever there IS opposition. Tie sur.
ports tho President and opposes The Administrator
-susains the man, and rsslsts his measures, even
| rc.aif iming that he Is bank man. lie is Tor Mr..
| Tyler, who - against Bank, and sga INST all OF
the measures winch Mr. Tyler has orpSoblbly will
approve.
This party Of new lights believe, number lust
siE-Mr Gilmer, Who though as euatc rs any one
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-26

deed an eloquent and accomplished orator. Woul,
INA sueh genius, Of which the natlon as well as III
| p'ss'ssor may well be proud, and which was be-
'o"eu ny TIE Divinity, OF whom IL is an emanation
'or great and good purposes, were ever under III,
su,Vanee OF oscre,ion of that prudent scif con
rOI, WITHOUT which ths highest CUFFS are !avishcu
Naln' or rather become instruments of evil, cqua
I"ny I" the good which their proper and audab',
| use might have accomplished: Then would Anne
| ,tca place the name OF another Ma,shall in III,
treasury OF her fame.
Most heartily do concur in every sentiment her,
expressed, and If could only be instrumental by
It's publication, in stimulating Mr. Marshall TO III,
eNere-e OF tha proper degree OF s,.i-controu so n,
10 oe axe To fufI tie high purl oses for which nj.
| uN'he intellect WAS Unieued upon him, should
'ee' " It had rende',i important service to our
country I'D to h.m.n mature.
Ai'e' HT Marshall closed, MIR Gilmer took the
aoos aud spoke for an hour, but the House had been
'eit m suSh state OF excitement by Mr. Marshal
th't INC sieesa did not command ;he attention
Whieh 1t no doubt mcri'-d. Mr. PfO.it OF Indiana,
succeeded Md e., and IN the course OF his speech.
which was premedlinteJ or set sueech OF an hour.
he was understood TO take formal leave of the Viii.
rhr'Y, from which he has been al,enatcd for som,
t'mc past. D,t.r gentlemen followed MIR Prof.
d, Out have no time to give an aceoun,
OF Their speeches. There IL enc very amusin,
ci-cumS'nse connected '-i;h the course of the DIS
senting Wigs, Messts. Grmer, Wise, Profit, and
ir"In II Pennsylvania. They all p, i,ss to be
.and no doubt they arc sirccee) Influenced in their
course by great constitutional principles, ard Yet
siFHn se TO sly, although Ih,v arc alt now travel.
iins the same road there are no two of then, who
ho.d the same rrirciPlea-so far from It, they are in
many respects The very antirodes Of each other
MIR Gumer is Ar'i-Bank, Anu-Tmiff, Anti.Int.r.
nal Improvement. Mr. Wise is a thorough Rank
man. but Ant-Torh aud Anti.Internal Improve.
ment, whilst Mr. Irwin is high Tariff, Internal
Improvement and Bank man, and Mr. Profit IS also
a Bank man, and so thoroughly devoted to Internal
Improvement, that tie scarcely ever speaks on any
subject without bringing in some rllusion to the
National Road! This is a harmonious lii,le band,
ISN'T ~ should say 1t was the Punch Par,y. as :,
has every kind Of Ingredient, Brandy and Lemon,
Sugar and Water, blended together in The oddes, ssn
of comminglemen,.
Yours truly
U. v. w.
N. B.-The Bill passed 10y vote of Is5 10 %,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-26

we ha7. expressed, rn another artrc'e. our oD.g.
ION OF Mr. Iy.ar's fccen, course. We 5-, I,7ys d,
s1y here, however, ;blt hIs veto Of The g,.E ~ d..
nor, Iseii have the effect Ofarraying us ir oyras
uoh 20 hs Administrator. We hope On tt, con.
uary, That % wi, bo tie only net which ,ye s-.I ne
e'I'I upon TO asfpprovs. % tha Other hand ,,I
oppon-nis, who ,Ccm 20 Dc so brm rlf. OF ioy Il,
lht reception Of ihc veto, may find possibly T o,isy
measures q the Administration, some Iyers.lirrts
TOO oNc- Tor their taarc--uu.ess indeed. tbrv erc
prepared 70 sink aI. other questions boz d ~
ywp,. Are they prepared 90 70 with him lpr the
/ b'g'Hlon bIR Have they forgotten the fgro
ls' o. prosecuted victims, whose blood has stro,r,,d
! lio"l iHe scatDd-Or have they forgiven him vyLa
.'rWa9'l 51UI'c,s lor the nui louae2 Can tIsv E,r
Eve 'le rep. Of tIc "lrFepcndent Tseosp,, 8, a.
! promptly o'en'ed 20 Ivy "Acrtse7 Presidspi r.
! .efi as hcy were wort snecungy TO cali him. +.
Hue as tnlY have said, tuat bc has pgr,foe,rd a.,
| hOoNonst rs Minister 20 Eug'spt7 All # A.,
mas, c.n hey forgive OF lor.ct tGaU me- To-.
giVc The retention Of DAME. Webster. tbat pcy.n,;
hcaiion o. Federalism, according To- tnc,F H. H.,
mos Odou5 form, us The leading rrsrnlsy - ,h,,
CaOihe,i Can they hold fellowship with b,,, a, b.,
has so long tolerated "lho Abolujp,s.sr Co.,
and ''thc butcher" Ewng7 Alasl how msnv a.,
mas PRESIDENT Tyler ye. to repen. o. before he e.,
De cordially embraced by his new friend. :,
Lynch, Yiyginian.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-26
iCCEMUsICAr

80 8, ICcGMUsICArED.
Mr. BsntoD repeH.ed that the Brnk Ru1ia.s hr
hissrd. IL was bv iIumld'tio that these han
myim"ons wanted 10 carry then measures. r
would axe item as Re would hrc..ls the Mons,,
.tseli"- Glc6,.
TO THOMAS nuNbuG BGNToS. ESQ.
Dear THnmas. At Sc"us, sGrc OF many . hint
e. ''uf" deter 7iu"' "a" "huHytcr" ~ ~ v:
10 prove l,.ai your nG'uhug - sti! IN the mint
AND viii have yet ~ .;,o.y's lay.
III, r'm, all your war upod Ranks and lankmcp
YOUR inrs 50 resi- To- from lrudx.:
some tya' G rcmcm rance %. 'hirss hlpne ncd then
Anu YOU reasons re thing but .ilf.st
They saw, - tllps" DAYS. (yoU sItr- Va an, I,yN
You. cTCrdI Tom, was siif ne with rpt,.. sir.
AVE- nAAk r";csl u"l"ugtus tn some .upid Ice.
1erhead' taken : y you from his coat, : r.
bui your mind on the hOIT still daatssr;
AMI hence, II Bank hen you kcc, shaS !nr your 6,f
As froiessors shook You by the throat, Sin
Il yS.s,i! make awar on Bank notes sud Bank men,
MuehouTt'hcs IA such proiUsion-
For your own AXE, Tear Thomas beg Won a. an th.r
Indulge la no vic kcd allus!pu. " INV"
ln, your last" my dear Tom, was papal " seen.
You'd boon .9at, D.. he meek nI YOUR hnttl.:
or, Won nc'Cr tut auotlCut had hintc,l 4 Wr,u
Any thing bout BGEi notes anda hr6uil,
For the idea at once, Tom came vivitIy traucrr.
wa inc ne % your throat cTards-
me moment indeed. IOW, when titltiici and caught
hou confessed what prank you'd been at.
Dear Thomas, nrowell! take my pauins advice.
. dT'eEe not those words, 't1r0ufs" ami suof,s'--
IL ,@n l" ih"n your foes with their RcpaTcc's spcc
"IArcai you much Toushct than
GRo,Ts