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New-York tribune., 1841-05-06

Tho Secretary Of the Treasury has r@coa;if
r0ye- Borne: ESQ. formerly Mavor OF tnis CITY
,te oi,e of Commissioner OF the Custom House
understand the cause OF this -esrogal the dic;ato-a
,r.,ary conduct ,oyy1rd Nj Frazee he a-cai'ee and
,nerintendcn Of the building Il appears that Nh Bovine
could not. or ,you1 not conne himself the legitimate aad
prescribed duties Of MS station tr Commissioner TOY
making contracts aad Disbursements but had frequently and
var Improperly inerfeed with the distinct and professional
duties Of the architect throwing obstacles n The "ay OF me
work and often reardng Fregcs, . &c manifest 'nar:
of the building He had far carried his abuse OF power
that, early in December last finding the architect 700 nde
oepdent man to Weld 70 every measure OF his uHauhoed
interference and dc,ao contrary the wishes OF the i'd
vsorv .one tne late Collecor ne dismissed F
Frnzec from farther service the yery time 100 wen
much important work and ,sng required MS shi and sd
pervisien.
OF the eminent talents taste and practical knowledge OF
Mr. Frazee in MS profession this community well aioHed
And as good evidence OF Mr. Bowno npropr,cs gros'
abuse Of power late Secretary of the Treasury atcr due
investigation the facts and circumstances OF the case re-
nstacd Mr. Frazcc with full powers carry out hs own
beautiful designs for the completion OF the edhcc and Tor
furnishing its various Offices AID apartments.
During the interval of Mr. Traces -u, ension, Mr. Bovine
pompouy assumed the place and distinction OF architect
He went on and erected hy9or the principal entrances
and put up furniture ia great Eotunda and NaYn Office
with materials bad, and uncout 50 dis
graceful the architecture that every who the WORK
cried shame But glad the rcilstae-
men OF the architect, this batch Of iconuyed aPeudase
removed to the !umbcr-room OF the building where they
serve the better purpose Of kndng the funaeeTcs in the
basement.
We learn that GEORGE F. TALLMAs. Esq. aFPeia'c to
the commission vacated by the removal of Mr. Bowae Mr.
Swan the clark employed by Mr. Bovine has also yeen 50
persedcd.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-06

CAPITAL Pus1snMrsr-Mr 0Sui;yan talented and
phanthropic Men!cr OF the Assembly from this City has
made cogent and ab. Report favor of aboising The
Punishment of Death We hope its positions viii be Impair
tally and earnestly considered By the Legislature If there
were no other strong Tor modifying the Punishment
in question the general rePugnance which Is iet to by &c
humane and reec,ing,he reluctance Of jurors eonyc,
offender, where Death is the penalty Of their crimes and the
pernceus sympathy of ,c public for those VINO caHed
suffer tina, penalty, SHOULD weigh heavily with awnakers
in favor of change The subject hackreyed by .
cusson and will length upon mere but
trust ii will not be overlaid Albany.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-06
By this Mornings Southern Nail.

ina. Villain Harris. OPP j, elected 70 So9s5.' n 's
Shenandoah District and s'' Sa''le' = ' '''-~'
politics. =, y: 49,, Ho,s;0. M.
II the y" a'-'ns''1
jority 1917 =, ,,,x. cppo.i.;oa. j.
In the Harrison District >-''-'' l.
elected ..-..,....,f = me Senate.
Fayet' NeApilea. onP0s'' On. : 's'''''S''
y ts6 'raloTiE N re Scout -. - b. ~ 5ri,s
Aais7='a Ai''e;;' e.;P',.-.-' -,,i,..
OF - o'e' . 80; ,lla rms; Wilson
New-York tribune., 1841-05-06

On Friday last a. the oi the Housa'o"iN Railroad
we,s l.avin. .io?psgglace otou, fifteen mile, r.u
Bridgeport Conn. cvered 'aaa saf'e4 John Joha'Oa,
a,eantins 10 get place the las passenger car missed
hi. 70. Bg AID fell on the track. sFeFaI OF me 6agas.sass
sod over hin before Tho train coSd be stopped He
yiycd :se accidea, b; les hoa's
seFer Vorr.s. grocer and pork dealer a. a'as0 Gas
been arrested on charge ct en7e11;as sS'o0 WIG Tfea
he was entrusted b, Alexander M''sh'' Secretary OF he
Wisconsin Marine and Flre Insurance. C'mpaay AZ S"a
&c 10 convey % George Smith Co. 'r'>sr'' AZ Naease
- The Railroad o-;. Boston N.r;haOw extends 'sou.A
Lowell 70 Nashua y H-lO mics The contra; Sc: ga
ding thence 20 CAT falls-l5 miles toward Concord
Haas nus: been completed nii.e thirty per es' ser
;hc es:i.na:es
New-York tribune., 1841-05-06
Sccnni Eonr:l.
Commercial nnd Money Natter

NJ
A,hc Stock Exchange to-day the amount OF busnes not aFgs
-. better and prices o. ,ev.a descriptions w.
i NJ a second Board at regular way, ai Of
II rer cent v A. Tra improved J. >tonug'On !! De- Ha4a
Paterson !. Harlem declined :
The sale. OF State Security large bat rate ra'i lover The
New-York tribune., 1841-05-06

AprolyrxEx1s 70 OFEIcL-IRe Sun ot y"scrdny has !
leading article dcprcca,ng the appointment OF immoral ard
inconrctcn, persons occ other political ser
VICES 81 cains This j. all right, second Ike motion
most hcar;ily-Bui did Tie sur preach such Aon
when Ieco-f ocosra in power Did ii have word TO
say for Itself when Jesse oyt oyerAaulqd the Custom House
rracd cut all who were efficient ccco1ccrers, and put
in many Of the reushes characters aleu-; purely on the
ground Of their supposed efficiency eecoaecrers Did
il give us whmpeF when rurdy & Co. filed up ouf City
ogces or similar principles in 1899 Did hints fault
hesitate dislike whea Tom Carr appointed Consul to
Tansicr or when Fernando Iiood nominated for AID
elected To Congress- 10 not syllable Of dissent was
heard ro. Tie Sun in these Thousand similar instances
Bat nov there Is chance isnlat- that te Ift'gs are
making immoral unsuitable appointments, and The Sun
improves o the
There must be mistake about sentiments on this
po.t All that The sun say. tn, subject right aid
nope the course recommends vii be rgiiy followed b.,
our VIII. authorities We obes only that The sun, when
il tells tn. truth careful tell the and at the
time when may impressions suspicion. stivor,-
NE to the Whs--Wa have reat confidence tina: ;e Re-
form, ccc OF the present spring VIII eouducc strongly
the moral well pelcal publication OF the Govern
!nent service.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-06


made requcst assertions Gny assertions mat me o IS
.fazg OF in circulation Is ae-e any protest 'F A''
rnos; ssccorn,able faehood correspondent ~ yessr
fs aper .ad ,a. .everal OF his neighocrs had stopped
Tie SIN sd en the Trtsas TIA; < Ire eHy possible par
-.- ..cb gve. color to ms -cckles. accusation. We
,.c, smoke of The suns circulation falling O. Z; as
w. have avas gwen credt % y, own assertion aa u E'
,.e, 2oo9s c.pie.. VIZ 5 til, :al-ehooi asserted i;
,-raaiv ee7.s a. though falling e = He - e-rcD
..oa had .o-ao., been ru-iz III acear5 and wa running
. tac -ad Of the writer q thai most shameless assault;
upon
Then Is 70 NJ Beaca Baas We Agye eer;a's.y i.n'ed
"a + -,irr some Of te 2ssasi:- Of MS paper on Ma
osal Bank and 70 expose tae ua4res and Inconsistency
Of il attacks on the Banking system generally L1i e'e'5
reader vii bear u witness thai 10 aever attempted to " G'-
.,edt ;ha, Bank on the contrary our single e4or: "as
been 10 dscredi, me Loco-F@co essays icn oana.e ron
lie ,re shop NC have ;:c least ut that the Bark
r sclv-a: AID milking money verv last; We did think y
shameful ina; ,ee columns Of The sun should ;ise
be given up 20 az cul;izg recital Q: me 5y sicn
,ega. drai usoa ii specie paied and conquered
We cor,sy thought this slyoed aiher Of Philadelphia OF
Owl Creek rather than If Ncw-Yor Barking; m; oar only
allson 10 il was spor,iyt answering Ike Sun III
tacks OF a National Institution. Was this wrong Il Ger
ainv was not naeysen; and the asluuasn that 'e nave
represented that BAH otherwise than safe aad solvent
canno; be justified
Wa must not take up room reFel over a:aa The Tat
cr's talk about M Beoe6s staetraL and other MAJ
ter. ii the sort, Tha, business stand where we placed
it Yesterday On the ;ria 0: Beach Il Co It viii plainly aF-
pear that our boys we're The suns door sor near i
40, eyca before it when bru;a assaulted BY the President
and Cashier Let this till the law taxes Is
course Bu, with regard the general aad serious charges
preferred ga. by Tie Tatler have one plain fact
to state Two wears ago. tie osten.ibe publisher OF TIE
7qfiler was publishing chesp Wing paper AID We for
,hor, tine had partial charge OF il, Editorial columns We
then spoke The precisely do, exposing The
base hypocrisy Of rretensioas independence while IN
rah it was the vercst scf OF LocoFoceism rcing is
e.ucal attacks the Wing aaddcnou"cas the hoF-
rbe prostitution Of It's advertising columns the bazoning
of Mrs Restrs and oher eprols
E;csicls laboratory being in fall operation In short
were then gsy Just sue: ereyarica'ion " false
hood ,c-giycrsaion, la- sank 10 The rank
of gente7an in the eyes Of l6a Nassau; but we wrote
the articles in that very Office and ihy published il the
Nca,. FORK H1iC. Need say more
New-York tribune., 1841-05-06

. The formal Of Commerce cepies from the Albany
Argus a no unfair argument agains; the Enlargement OF
the Erie Canal. erndvd tho c; that The business of that
Canal dagng Tic years great Initiation Ike 1885, ha.
been exceeded during the years general depression ad dis
which have succeeded Il would be aso, fair
draw the argumen; from TIE undoubed fac; That the
Canal business ei Say 1881 was greater than that OF March,
ISL Happily, another paragraph the Journal affords,
uade,snedy, an,do,e me Argus poison II fol-
lows:
Wieo;-The7c i good reason 70 believe that the expor:
from Lake Erie of this great We-ieA spc viii fall be-
low millions OF bushels during the presen,
Bgfaio Corrlercal Advertiser.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-06
ForCity sn.cltiyeHcc sec first cage

u Owing to the breaking of me pfe'' % s-', d.,,5.
being printed ye.,ec4ny moraaF Tse 0n'
lied aad ia process of repairing we were -,
su''''''' Jude The necessity ofas apology;
New-York tribune., 1841-05-06

rol. s SEinrrr. formerly Postmaster at Eotmorc, aad
or Of the Americas Farmer asd Turf Register has been
selected as Third Asssian; Postmaster General
New-York tribune., 1841-05-06

g Azer ali the objections made the aaqoin:rnen; OF
Ma NJ VI. Moan as an Associate Justice of The Criminal
Courts of this City. be gratifying his
end e lcarn that hs nomination has been confirmed by
the Senate without a division
New-York tribune., 1841-05-06

Join Eggend has been appointed Flour INSPECTOR Tor he
CITY of Rchm nd Va. place Of Edward Walls, deceased
He has been for eleven year, Deputy Inspector under MIR
New-York tribune., 1841-05-06

PostrgssrS.
Ggorez H,lr. Mt BrooAlyn. New-lork
Syryrsrrr Il. Lyman a; Portland. Nainc.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-06

Store Dejaal.iag The y 0. Bee Of the 9th ul' says
that TWO new examples CT dcfu'cnon have been di'coyere
in one OF the bansiag in that city The default
err oecupcd the office, boo-kceper ond receiving teller
The suns distracted are SAID to reach $4,000 Its said
tia, they have left the city.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-06

ExRegs-cy franeiering.In Legislature of 1885 au-
hosed the Enlargement Of the Erie Canal upon Report
from the VanBurrn Canal Board estimating the expense of
tue Enlargement :i2,O00,0Oe More than $4,000 600
have been expended upon Ealar crsen, and noN the
NEE, through Sir. HoFFNAs the Assembly submit
Report; which t;ey ay that to complete tic Enlargement
tretts aaiIions required Albany Eve Jour
New-York tribune., 1841-05-06

u DAY o. KELLoGo OF Troy has bcea appointed Gar
;eraster General OF the Ma OF this State pace
OF CamP5cllP White removed AID SPENCER s BEyE2isr
OF Albany Paymaser General place OF Prosper ". Wet
NOR. removed.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-06

o The following letter rlaaly endorsed Editors
Mail and should have reached l o'clock Yesterday
morning IN season last We believe ac aui; Is in
the Baltimore Pos, O!ficc.-Ea
New-York tribune., 1841-05-06

70 The Baltimore Patriot says: The friend. OF Coz.
Barbear-who has been detained this city for several
weeks BY indisPoston-wil be glad learn that he
has recovered he able leave here hi.
% Barboursyile "a"
New-York tribune., 1841-05-06

Steamboats, Lake Ere.-There are tweaty-lar large
Steamboats, engaged in carving freight and passengers
Lake Enc and the cppcr Like fourteen Of which have hcb
Pres'rr and '4a o~ pressure Ihe Missouri and
Great Western Of the largest steamboats, in the United
States bo.h high pressure The Priccot cabin passage
so Bullo Detroit : So; Chicago 500 OF storage
passage - Detroit 50; to Chicago g.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-06

Ger Ken. issued hi proclamation for the Observance
OF the l4h inst throughout the Maine gay G:
fasting and PRAYER conformity with The recommendation
o Prrslcni TyIrR
New-York tribune., 1841-05-06

ETeegsi0p Lar-The Mississippi law excinpts from sale
under execu0n the real of ever free white citizen
male fern2le ~ho is the head Of iary to the amount Of
one hundred and sixty provided any part it Is not
situated IN city, town "ilage and situated It e
emP land Of the valve Of fifteen hundred dollars exclusive
OF the buildings uponit This affects contracts made anv
TINE after is passage January % 1871 ard comes into fall
force on the first day Of Juy ST. Louis Gazette.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-06

z The SacAe;is Harbcg Journal has passed INFO ,he
hands o; Nh Joel Green by whom . WI be hereafter cox
la:;ed
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-18
TRuSTRR,S NALR

. Z virtue Of Deed of Trust, to me ex-
ecuted by James W Cusack and Jane
his vile, on the 18th day Of May, 1898. and
recorded in the. Probate Clerk s Office Of Va
zoo county, IN Book g. pages 74s and 749,
g secure the payment Of certain Note
therein described, 70 Coleman, Ward g. CO.;
/ will expose 70 sale IN Yazoo CITY, on Nom
day the 9ih day Of August, Is4I, on one
and two years credit; Tie purchaser giving
bond with approved security: the following
property, lying and being ID the town Of va
zoo City, yizs--l.of, designated on the map
Of said town, as number 900, fronting On
Main-ssFeet rs feet. and running back $50
feet.-also, Lot, designated on the map 81
said town, as No. GIG, fronting on Mound.
street 20 feet, and running back in. the 5i-
rection Of Main 100 feet - together with all
the privileges. improvements aud appurten.
auces there1nto belongings believe the
title 10 said property undoubted. but will
only convey such title as is vested in me BY
virtue Of said Trust.
P.B. POPE, Trustee.
Yazoo City, May 5, ls4l. (P'r S22 50)43-l4
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-18
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fcITY PRINTER.)

II
On Main Street, opposite ". b. HGmers' :"
rke north end Of TIE "yHanchesler Ita's.
TnR Ms.-The WHIs will be furnished 10 SUP
.cribers AZ Is 90 per annum in advance
AnvrarfsEMFNrs will be inserted at the rave u -
"a M souare for the FIRST insertion, and % cents
~, eseh week liberalization lines or less, con-
s,;r,fing a-ssuare. The number of Insertions re-
onired. must Be marked on the margin o. me nun. M
ascribt. al thew viii be inserted till forbid, anu
chorged accordingly. Advertisements from 2 u's-
800 rsTs, ne accompanied with the Cash. OF
rood reference in town Announcing ~, ~.
foroaico will be SIC for county onces' %'O ~
state ofices--in advance 81, 4.
An advertisements OF a personal nature wiz WI - -
charged double price, and payment Fequ''su =
yearly Advertising. FL
Far eortv lines OF less, renewable at pleasure
eco Noeontract taken for less than one year
"a ,.vable half yearly in advance.
The orivileQe Of annual advertisers IS Limited 70
,he;r own Immediate business; and all advertise
ents for the benefit of other persons, sent IN Py
sLsTS must be paid for by the square.
professional Advertisements
For 10 lines or less, not alteTabe, months, 81
q 10 10 DO DO Do Do DO DO 70 do, SO
nN7-As the above rates are the same as those
established in Natchez, Vicksburg, Jacks9n'
Grand Gulf and elsewhere in this State no oe-
duction will be made from them IN any case
whateyer. ~, :, IT.. ROD
0ArALL JOB WORK MUST BE PAID FOK
ON DELIVERY.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-18
ASK, INQUIRE
Ask Those who Know.

NHOSE only who know by trial or imme
diaie observation, can form any idea Of
the effects, Of the perfect relief, of the al
most charm-like cures effected in case Of the
PILES, RHEUMATISM, ALL Swell
LINGS, AND ALI EXTERNAL PAINS,
no matter how severe, by the use of Hays
Liniment. Find one who has used it that
will not laud it above all things ever used,
and you will fnd-what cannot be found.
For the relief Of suffering human beings
who may be afflicted, / beg you to ask-in-
quiTe,-and You win find many knowing of
cases unconquerable by all other remedies,
or physicians, though tried for many years,
that have been cured by the use Of the gen.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-18
Hay,s Imminent.

Thousands Of other persons know of sim
liar cures. We appeal to their sense of JUS
.tice-their HUMAN feelings.
It's but duty you owe to your suffering
TO let this great remedy be
known. Spedk of st then to all yOur friends.
This viii save much pain where the news
papers are not read. or where readers are
incredulous, because so many worthless ar
ticles are advertised for the same purpose.
To buyers We say, If all who have used il
do not say it is beyond all praise; then do
not iakeit. The proprietor will not allow
this article to be paid for unless il cures,
when all the directions are fully followed.
VIII any one suffering refuse nOaU to try e?
If he does, he ought to be Pitied more for
his obstinGcy than his suffering.
Mr.. Hays would never consent TO offer
! this article, were he. not compelled By bis
sense Of noral-of religious dnty-to do all
in his power for the victims of distress and
misery. For this purpose he would sooner
devote fortune, than secure a dollar fol
any worthless article.
nrr LOOK OUT.-SoMe stDindlers haze
cointerfeited this article, and pat Il up iOitl
various depices Do not be imposed upon
/ One nthing only will protect you-lt is The
f name OF COMSTOCK g. CO.; that nam,
must be al,cays on the eraPper, or you arr
J cheated Do not forget it. Take this di
rection with you, and test by that, or neve
buy; for il is impossible for any other TO b
true or genuine.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-18
ALSO

Two certain Lots of ground situated in
Yazoo City, formerly the town Of Manches-
ter) and designated on the map Of said town
AZ Lots Nos. 90 and 2l3, as the property
al defendant Vincent Galloway.
A. g. HARRISON, Sheriff,
BY ]. 3. HALL..D. s..
MAY 5, 1871. (Pr. fee So 4S-5t.
The above sale IS postponed until Mon
Iav the Dist inst
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-18
SHERIFF'S SALE.
William Kertly,

incent Galloway, ct. ais.
DY virtue Of the above stated Decree,
I'D in the Circuit Court Of Yazoo county,
tate of Mississippi, | win sell atPublic sale,
the highest bidder, on a credit Of six
,onths. at the Court House door Of Yazoo
:ounty; within the hours prescribed by law,
n Monday. the 7lh day of June next, the
GLOWING property, 70 wit:-The southwest
,uar,er and Ihe south. half Of the west half
e the northeast quarter Of Section No 10,
Township No IL, Range 2, West, Of the
Choctaw District of Public Lands subject
10 sale at Mount Silas.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-30
CnNGnESS

We are unable to publish to day a detail Of the
proceedings Of Congress, Thursday and Friday
The Midsonion gives a summary
The members Of the House Of Representatives
are finishing the business before them with great
promputude and despatch. They discussed and
passed no less than three bills on Thursday, the
votes IN fIvor of which were all unusually large
One bill npproprlntng Si97, G57 Tor the re.
Lief Of the Post Office Department, whose opera
tons have been seriously embarrassed by a def.
cheney in its revenuCs.-The second was bill Of
less consequence, uppropuating money 10 dcfray
the expenses Of the iuneral Of tho late President.
The uus bill providing for the payment uftbe cx.
pcnse oluans7orti 2 md Of erecting, IN the R1,un
DO, Greenougns Statue Of Washington.
The House Las now but little business before IT,
and would probably he nD,o 10 adjourn in ten days,
ftho CONDITION. OF business IN the Senate would per-
M. The Land Distribution Bill, which .issrd
the Senate On II Jrsday by vote Of % 20 %,
was yesterday taken up in the House, (tho Senate
having umendcd the bllI,) and was referred to a
committee, and then biil m'king appropriations
f1r the diplomatic Inst was taken up, and passed.
A bill making nm additional appropriation to repair
the Potomac bridge was also passed, and bill
authorizing an experimental paving Of Pennsylvl-
MIA avenue, Hus ordered TO be ongrosscd
The Senate engaged IN the morning upon the
Revenue bill, but postponed II early IN the day for
Executive business, considerable amount Of which,
u is understood, has accumulated.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-30
Ssniim,ni Of "a, cnunt,n.


AL accounts concur in representing high and in
d'snan' feeling among the Wings Of the Country.
st the supposed trescheiy of certain gentlemen at
Washington. Unless the apprehension be speedily
disPelled, there will bc a general outbreak. The
people have too much nso to bc duped by Abs,r,c.
"on's's-thoy have too much honesty to wink at
moSol or political treason.
Extract OF a letter from an interior county TO the
Editors Of the Hhig:
ihe conduct OF our new ts'iium guilds, Wise.
oumer' anu Doctor Mallory, has excited among the
Wings Of this region, one common sent;m,o, os
disgust ana contempt, IN which contempt LARGELY pre
dominates. An aPostacy so cold blooded, arro,,nt.
anu se'h'h' Is agreed, Is without any known pa.
rallsL Wise and Gmer arc understood tGod save
the markO TO be chrysSlis candidates for the Pre-.
Sdency, and have determined TO erect a new p,r,v
winch, alter destroying Clay. Webster, Preston
Rives, and all other rivals, shalt fulfil their own
h'sh aspirations! n more immediate object is un-
derstood TO be to compel dissolution of the C,b;.
net that ihey, modest men! may sup9lant the dis.
ungushed men selected by President H,rriso,
with such high Judgment and discrimination, from
the ranks OF 100000 Wings. Whatever else we
may deny these gentlemen, whether it be patriotism
or modeS'y, or common sense, let us concedo TO
NS' VEG CihIhClerSucS, III which, n these are their
dreams, they certainly eclipse the world-a pro
sumption above measure, and a vanity which ex
eeeds credibili,y.
Never have seen the Wings so firm, indignant.
and determined. The petty distractions placed m
their path by these selfish and we k schemers. so
tar from impeding them, will but serve in the end
to render their triumph more complete. Every
Wing feels the generous Indignation which ,post,.
ey SO unprovoked excites, and vows to himself that
however prepared to submit to an open and ayow.
ed Toe, and 10 fair defeat Inc will never suc,unb
10 treacHery. The wings will never agree that III.
fruits oil victory so arduously achieved, so dearly
purchased, that the hopes and expectations of this
g eat people, shall all be sacrificed to aid the indv
dual scheme of cabal, insignificant in talent and
weight and yet more contemplate IN number,
Nor could Henry Clay, full as is his measure of
glory be, 10y any other means, farther cndeared ia
his country, than ny the ribNld abuses of men. late
ly his friends, who never commenced their abuse of
him, until they had forfeited their professions. md
betrayed their principles. "