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ANOTHER CIRCULAR

Tie pIesi3g-t seems determined Il
Tnaks al 10 the employ q the goFeTnmen
toe TIE mark Ct Laiy as vel as proprlely O
coodaGi 10 party matters. There Is bard
By sBy aeld 20 shsch the successful exer
Csc q tbis PossF could ts more productive
Q! gooG &c he caJairy and exercising Il Il
shs ends hefsla SET forth, certainly 10 mar
CAL a.sb tim otaer than complels success
Dsgsluatl; q STATE, March q, 1871.
To u. sT GAR CLAEkE. VIZ. s MCR
PIT sad Hcys5S "a. GaRLASB, Escs.
GExrLE,lLy -. IS the desire oil toe
P.esieea, 10 e fully acquainted with the
STATE q progress = shich he public works
60 ihis ely s9@ are, and 9Th the degree
u Sail, flelty, aud economy with shich
those WofEs are carried On.
Fer this pyr2ose be has appointed you a
CoHnission 81 Exam nation and Iaoliry,
aad be slshes yeg TO 5.,ec. your attention
70 the foilssing points
]. What IS the number Of persons ern.
pioyea % tie p-b!ic buildings nos Ia pro
gress "a The city, exclusive Of laborcr= -
Tbs IS the more necessary. as many Of
these persoas hold Offices %; created b.
specific provisions OF lsS.
2. What IS toe respective duty Of each
o. these presoos
3. Wha. prices are pad 10 them for
iasir services ard whether, in any ease,
The compensation IS upreasoEa biz large
4. Whether .hefe has been, Or IS, any
i1si gro8uJ d complaint against those per.
sons, or any Of them. ether 10 regard 10
Their owu diligence and sAtl, or 10 regard
10 Iheir tres,mens Of laborers employed By
them.
II you have any reason to suppose that
sny one has been gully Of misconduct you
will state the charges 10 hin and give him
90 opportunity to answer i; aud wi! re
port no evidence Of wI.ch the party shall
not have had notice.
You all inquire into 70 mans political
options OF preferences but, if II be alIeg
ed tina: any person. having the power Of
employing End csmlssing laborers, has
used that power, either n employing or
> ''''s @t5f ifftitA@E w tue pOiil'
zeal opielons Of those who may have been
employed or dismissed on FOR any political
or party offset sAateyer, or 10 auy ether
way violated BIS DUTY for party or election
purposes, you vii inquire INTO the truth Of
such suggestion; and # you fad reasons to
think IT well founded, n any case, you will
Stale the particular facts and circumstances
On which your opinion Is formed. /
il Is Dot intended that this Commission
shall be Of long Continuance, nor be ai,en.
dsd with any considerable expense. You
WIZ use as much despaicb, therefore, as
the nature Of the case may sllow, and
make report TO this Department A res
sonsble sum will be slo~ed to you for your
time and service on, n the appropriate fsad. /
BY the pgEsrpENrs ORDER:
ID. WEBSTER, Seeereary Of STATE.
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wThc following succinct account Of
President Harfson's li.e IS copied from the
Charleston Courier:
WFLLIAM IiRNRY HARRISON, late the
object Of our nations honors, and now the
subject Of our nations grief was born, at
Berkley, an estate on the James River, in
the county of Charles City, Virginia, on
the 9th Of Feb. 1873. Hls father, Benja-
min Harrison, was one Of the ilustrious
band Of patriots who signed the Declare.
ton Of American Independence, was four
times elected to Congress as a Delegate
from Virginia, and in 1882 was chosen
Governor Of that State. He died in 1871,
and left his son, the distinguished subject
Of this obituary tribute, to the guardian.
ship Of Robert Morris, the financier, par
ereelienee, of our revolution. Young Hair
rison was educated at Hampden Sidney
College, and originally turned his attention
to the study of Medicine, bu, was diverted
10 the military service by patriotic and
humane desire 10 repress the barbarous
incurslons Of the Indians on cur North.
western frontiers. The illustrious Wash.
inqto,, then President of the Union, con
lerred on the youthful hero, in the autumn
Of 1901, the commission Of Ensign in the
u. $. Artillery, and he conducted himself
so well as to elicit the encomiums Of the
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A writer in one Of the Foreign Ency.
clopedlas calculates tina, If the natural re.
sources Of the American Continent were
/ fully developed, il would afford sustenance
TO 5000 millions Of inhabitants, a number
five times as great as the entire population
Of the globe. The writer, after adYanc.
ing this proposition, goes on as follows:
And what IS more surprising, there is
every probability that this prodiglous popu.
lation viii be ~ existence within three or
four centuries. The Imagination Is lost in
contemplating state Of things which will
make 50 great and rapid i change in the
condition Of the world. We almost fancy
Il is dream, and yet the result is based on
principles quite as certain as those which
govern the conduct Of men in their ordlna.
ry pursuits. Nearly all social improve.
ment springs from the reciprocal influence
of condensed numbers and diiIused lntclli.
gence. What then will be the State Of so.
clety IN America two centuries hence.
when thousand or two thousand millions
OF civilized men are crowded into space
comparatively so narrow, and speaking on
ly two languages, as will doubtless be the
case History shows that wealth, power.
science, literature, all follow in the train
of numbers, general intelligence aud free.
dom. The same causes which transferred
the sceptre Of civilization and the weight
of influence from The Banks Of the Euphra.
les and the Nile TO Western Europe, must,
IN the course Of no long period, carry them
from the latter to the plains of the Missis,
sippi, aud the Amazon.
The Conirda--Cincinnati has double
as many newspapers and printing Offices
as the entire State Of South Carolina.
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A WORD TO OUR BRETHREN or THE
PRESS

I iNE1Ns
We have observed with regret the pre-.
dicilons, OF some portions ot the prcH,
based on the contingencies Of Gcncial
Hauison's health, as reported last wees,
or the possibility Of the event Of hrs 1ea'h.
We beg to assure cur brethren of ID:
press throughout the cou"ry, AMI tho
slightest reflection will doubtless lcsi
them to concur with us, tha, oil predc.
tons Of dlaster 10 cur cause, In couse.
queHce Of the lamcuted death II eur ialc
revcred Chief Magistrate, are not oa'y
lmPolitic, bot without foundation. - Wbilc
General Harrison lived, the affections o.
the people clung to him, and their lapei
clustered round him, They Will stl sd
ever cherish the profoundest tespec, loi
his memory, and gratitude for his lnsra
mentality IN the hands Of Divine Prov,
denoe, IN mastering the ireemen Of then
Government and lts institutions while 10
peril.
eut 10 suppose that the unity ond 'sd'
of this compact mass Of frcemen can nov
be even impaired by the death Of their
leader, is libel, not only on the under
standings Of the people, but on their
hearts. II is against the workings Of cur
nature, as determined by immutablc laws
TO suppose that disappointment aud sorc"
at this most afflicted dispeDsaiion Of Prov
Idence, will produce any other effect on
the pubic mind, than TO halIow and in'ig
crate those principles which have 50 re-
Gently reused this nation from its Stun
bcrs, dissipated its decisions ard written
inellacable convictions on their minds, o.
the indispensable necessity Of one sreaI
and united effort to redeem an abused and
suffering country from the effects oil Dad
government.
We say with the utmost confidence,
That as soon as the last sad obsequies shaa
have been paid 10 the remains OF the ven
cradle Dead, and the tears Of "a nailons
sorrow shall have paid the aiiectona'e
tribute that Is due, the Government, as ~
duty bound, and as We are sure they VI"
be well disposed, viii march straight iCf
ward in that path which their own Jnds
mcnt as well as public expectation n,s
marked out for them, without ha'r'
breadth Of deviation, without iauller''s
and with becoming energy.
Congress, too, when convened, wi! PI'
form their high duties with the same u.
Ainchng fidelity. No power on e'f'O'
and as VIC believe no event of Proslden'''
is likely TO arrest that tide oil opalo"
which has begun to roll iis waves o'.. +
the land. Providence itself gives loNO"
Of the event, and is sure to work by t'o''
nvariable laws which govern mems mlDu,
We say, thea, to the press tlirous"O',
Tho land, and to the people, so far as ~,
voice can reach them, WEEP OVEN sap
FALLEN. NUT STAND nv yorR ARMS
tain firmly that front YOU have h''n''
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u The following article, from the R,cL
mond Wing, although addressed 70 i.
Wings of Virginia, is equally apol;c,L,
to the Wings Of North Carolina. W.
read il and ponder well the advice:
TO THE WINGS OF yIRGIN1,
Upon you, as upon us all, the dea,I
Gen. Harrison will fall as blow. mo-, y
expected and disheartening. We Ia u''
pec,ed great things for our country - w
him. We reposed implied, conGdeor"'' ia
the reetitude Of his principles, the so sa y
ness of his Judgment, the frmness and n"g
GRAFTON Of his character, aud the my
ness of his intentions. We confided ;re I'
weight Of his name and the UNIVERSAL,
his popularity, TO carry through The ~.
measures Of Reform, become so peces s.ea
by the oorruptions and abuses Of precsS''
Administrations. But he is dead 40 "a
must now turn TO others for the reaiza,'
Of our hopes, and the completion o. N.Y.
he had SO well begun. Are those taa
doomed TO disappointment Have an
arduous and proiracted struggles been -
vain Is our great victory 10 brinp No,
of the blessings which We anticipated fr,a
it : Have we been hugging phaptom !,
our bosofns : Is the fruit whose ool1,
hues delighted the eve, like that rL;'
grows on the ruins of Sodom and Coz.
r&b, destined TO be dust and ashes Min. i
We not only hope, bG VIC know he",
things. We shall not be disappoip,e5
The voice Of 100000 freer,en. nd a
10 States mast be obeyed. The o,eo, II
jects for which the Wing party ,oiled AZ
triunphed, must be accomplished. nj
Government must lie REFORMED
Abuses must he Corrected. Corn,n,,, -.
must he dragged from its reeesses. D.
ronage must he cut down. Order m,,st
restored TO the finances. ECONOMY ,o,'.,
be re-introeueed aud lavish and corn
waste terminated.
We have lost the Hercules from vbs.,
ezert,ons we expected the flllilmepl A
these high national expectations lu,
mantle has descended upon one Who.
whole soul is devoted to The cause. and +, d,
will carry ourthe dying ipluncllons Il N,
venerable predecessor. John II ltI is nov
elevated TO the head OF the Wing Part, and
the American People. HIS own zen, srJ
the decree Of fate have placed him 10 M
hrs, place among men. The niosi tessss.
sible true, IN the world has dc,olved una
bis shoulders; ,rus, affecting generutct.
10 come. That he will wmthhy disehar-.
it-that he VIII pursue with unfal,crn,
step the good Of The couniry--we have 70
shadow OF doubt. We mas NOUN the,
the loss Of Gen. Harrison, but Nc may nc
despond for the country. We may lanee
that he did not live to crown his slory lv
accomplishing the high hopes Of hi, com.
Try, but we must not entertain dlsifuS d
their accomplishment.
To effect that, our firm union and steady
cooperation are necessary. We mua 10,
suffer ourselves 20 be dismaycd b. lke c,sa.
which aflIcis ns. We must gl,e Gchoa
no gfound for thinking that the loss Of CIT !
Commander mas anated cur courage cr COO.
fused our rauks. That loss should rattle,
inspire Us TO renewed energy. The sIet.
tons arc approaching. Lei Va then Prove
10 tho world that Il was principle and na
men which united us, and that no adverse
accident can inilridate us.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-04-22

The Conirda--Cincinnati has double
's many newspapers and printing Offices
rs the entire State Of South Carolina.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-04-22

containing the body Of the deceased Presl-
dent. 1t was of large dimensions, in form
an ablong platform, or which was a raised
dais, the whole covered with black velvet.
From The cornice Of the platform fell a
Black velvet curtain outside Of the wheels
to within few inches Of the ground
From the corners Of he car black Grape
festoon vas formed On all sides, looped in
the centre by'a funeral wreath. On the
coffin Law the Sword of Justice and the
Sword of State, surmounted by the scroll
of the Constitution, bound together by
funeral wreath formed Of the yew and the
cypress. The Car was drawn by six white
horses, having at the head Of each a col
ored groom, dressed in white, with white
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SESSION ONO STATESMAN

We propose T." issue tho STArRvxAN during tho .ux
suing session o. tho Ohio Legislature on The following
terms, viz
IR1wrEKIr. Sc OO
sEMI-wEEKLr, so
WEEKLY, OO
Persons subscribing, will please designate which Ia
per it is that they desire.
The approaching session of the Ohio Legislature will
be one ot more than usual interest all parties. The
Corw'n administration will lie i'll prgrcss-ie naugur
al will have developed his measures or rather the mcn.
sures, Of the Bankers end Aboitionsis thu. elected him.
and in whose hands he is.
When these are presented to tho I,egisIa-
ture by Governor Corwin, his duty bv the consti-
tuition, the tug Of war will commence in The Legislature
and fer the first time for years. the people will have
opportunity of seeing what The prime p|cs Of whggery
really are IN practice, and fair comparison can be
made between the doctrines of tho two parties touching
the great Interests of equal rights and constitutional
government.
We shall have good reporters, and use what industry
we arc capable OF employing our paper to give a
correct and extensive view Of al; their Goings and the
first curious item will be law reducing IN salaries of
all The officers in tie State, promised to the people
The next will he, TO raise The wages of aLo-nc reasO
The price of wheat and pork introduce the ecross
fresh from kentucky into courts as Witnesses, and
INTO our common schools but not no Colleges wLerc
Bankers children congregue. All these hard cider and
coon skin movements viii! be recorded with care and
precision, and when necessary, made into first Tipps-
songs, and sung to keep the cnbers' spirits up
0EFAnd the scheme already on foot. as we are in
formed, to chain down the people by great Bankn,a.
chlnery, more powerful than the Russian Auto:rat will
be watched With due Let the people read aud
Judge for themselves
| Columbus, Nov. 20, S. & NJ H MEDARY.
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