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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-07-02
{ Pour la Gnzcuc. 6
QUESTIONS POUR LES CANDIDATs

Mn. L'EprrEuR :--Vous obligerez dc
nomhreux atnis, en- Inshrant les questions
s]ulyantes, dams votre Gazette de Samedi.
CONNIE elIcs sont adress5es a tous las can
didats de cette paroisse, sans distinction de
parti, nous esp6rons qu'ils Y repondront
sans detaur, en- face du peuple, a lurne
electorate.
Al Gen. Jos. Bernard :-QueIies sont
vos opinions ct quel cours devez-vous sui
vre, ST yous ttes e!u, relati"ement au Pc
nitentiaire, an droit dc vote, u Banqres.
a la loi des Banques de Ia derniere session
de la Legislature, aux lois de la Naturall-
~sation, ct a Eaugmentatlon du tariff ST.. les
sucres strangers?
Au DR.. c. w. Combs :--Quelles sont
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-07-02
Kpnnr la Gn4che. !

Mn. HUSTON lie moroccan ins1rt
dams votre numero do sarnedi passe, a ett
ID par Ios democrates de cote p~aroisse
avec des sentiments Dc gazette ct dc desodt.
Tandis que In simplicito de Ia position dc
son auteur s~xctfait notre rire, son assomp.
iion injustifiable du role d'hommes qui Sc.
ront a jamais respect6s aux Etats Unis,
evellIatt en- nous des sentiments de protond
d6godt. Sa tste ~frivolc. quel quill soft,
ma pas etc suiiisante pour cacher lie pied
fourcha du Diable;" Ia tAto ct les o~reilles
dane, paraissaient en- enter sous Ia peau
du Lion, II est evident que ~l'autour en-
est Wing Wing du commencement d Ia
fin, Wing tout.a.fait! Mais pourquoi ma.
til pas paru dams son propre r6lei pour
quoi s'est.i il servi dun subtertuge aussi nj.
ais que celut de deprtcior les candidats de-
mocratiquos sous la signature "d'un De
mocrate! :" A-t.il senti que son inca paci.
to etait telle, quill await besoin do secours
strangers pour accomPlir sa tacho vile, on
cstimait-ii sa cause 81 mauvalse quill ait
cru nGcessaige de Ia recommander en- vo.
LIANT un bon nom!
bdHs C6 uEfti t"S, u GldlL NFatttlGnt Il
plaindre, l~'avoue. Sa cause etait 81 mau.
vaise, quill ne r~ouvait pas esp6rer qu'on
lentendit, 81 Ia yGrltG etait honnstemept
d6voilee. II savait bien que tous les men
songes wings contre ces vrais dcmocrates,
Alexander .Nouton ct John b. Danson ne.
talent pas de poids chez lc pcuplo ct. qui
plus est, il savait bien qu'aucun ealomnia.
teur whig ne pouvait en- imposer i intel.
ligsnte democratic. Pauvre sot sill await
possede ne fat.ce settlement que Ia Motto
autant de ~ceryelle que d'insolence. il aurait
aussi su q~u'aucun candidat r%epresentant les
principles odieux du parti whig-un parti
aui Sc noursit de corruption CONNIE les
vers. aurait pu Sc trouver honere par lie
reuple quand meme il serait ipfiniment
bon homme.
La regle dor6e da Ia Democratic est
n principles OF non pas hemmes." lis sat
d ce principe, CONNIE lie plus sacre
aprss 10 pays lui meme. Les Damocrates
ne sont pas spscnlateurs, ills som opposes
aux Banques eft aux Banquistes-su tariff
ct a ceux qui sont en- favour du tariff, ct
tant qu'iis pourront choisir des hommes ca
de rePrssenter ces princiPes, lis ne
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-07-02

tSTEAMEHs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. I EAT
cA1s.-On lit dams une eorreSponda nee
adressse do Paris d IN Journal de Philadel,
phie:
"Vons pouvaZ attendre a New. York
doux OF trols steamers frnncais, dams lie
courant dc Pete. Potlrquoi votre secr6tai.
re- 10 Ia marine ne f~erai'.iI pas nayiguor re.
rnliaremsnt, entire New. York ct Bre-t, 10
Missouri ct Ie mississippi, ~auxquels sad.
loindraicut deux batimsns frHncais7 Une
~parsille ligne dellyrerait les Etats.Unis ct
le continent d'Europe do Ia Dependant .
dams l~aquelle lis 20 troivent yis.a.v1s de
l'Angleterre fnl = malntenant lie m%o,,opoie
des communications d yapenr entire les deux
hemisphere"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-07-02
Pour la Ga7ette.1

Mn. I'EDIfEuHt lie thfriar d. IA Fouizi-
ane ayant public CONNIE l'mntrP des tghius
des pafoisees d'Est Ell dc Quest Baton R6u q,
Ia declaration que nous aFatlF faitn i Y u III an,
de ne plus Foulnir voter pour Mr.. Johnson !.
nous dsvois b Ia veriid de dire QUE lie Co1r-
rief s'ast Erandieusefnent tromp6 en- rinsra1.
lsant ul acta qul H'dtait que relui dc qnelqpns
individts. Nous declafhns en- outre, qtie al
Mr.. Johnson he nous rotpenait pms, nue. Mr..
MpIlt6n nous convent encore MONS, ct our
nous nc toter6is pas pour IN hofa1ne nYenelt
par fesprit de part. ct qui snpIoio tons les
pour corservef son election.
DIES WINGS,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-07-02
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
Pmoisse d'Es Bdtoa Rorrc-~Cow IN
Trotsifme District.
James McCalop,
vs.. 1870,
TTcnry Ntdvfeh

'tFp' ftETitfs
En- verts Inn orIrs de saisis ct de veprr.
lance dars te process ci-dessns, nar rhog'
conr dn iroisisrns district, adresHs All sbsrif
dc Ia parojsse DIST Baton Rouge, il sera
expose en- venfe pnbIiqne,
sAMEDI lei Juliet fsfa.
4 Ia maison De cotlr dams Ia vile de- pftor
Re1ge, cornrneneant 4 II bcurea 4. NJ, soyzs
les droits, Tires, inffrets ct pretensIons IN
d1fendeur. dams ct 4 la prsprftts efasras DE-
critic, sayair
I'm certain lot on moroccan dc ferre sif,c
dams IA vile de Daton Rouge, conteHant Nm
carre de dsix arptns freute-six perches ri de-
ME mesnre franeai,e, borne an nord mar
terres de ~ II. Black, a Feet par Madame
Pine, an aud par terres accofdtes 4 Henry
srandpre, avee fouteg les batiSses ct srafrfn-
ratious qui sly frouvent.
salsi pour satisfa1re al jugetnent, inffrs.z
ct frais dana le pfoeAs ci-dess1s.
Conditions de la vente-eompiant. cams fus-
luatlen. /. G.. MoPpra
4 JHiri III Dep. sherff,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-07-02

~detnandent iamais 81 le reprdsentant est
Ie.ine on vieux-i'E Experienced n'amane pas
f6uiouts Ia sagesse: car nous sayons nous.
mames que dc tres Ieaaes getsss sont guel.
quefois montrts plus sages al cohseil que
Ieurs ain6s.
Ain de mpntrer i Mr.. Democratic que
les "moncttes ne SO %prennent pms dams
ses fiIots, le slgneral ee morcenu
I'm Vine.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-07-02
FERnN on A

Tn billet tire par iEham +. Woods, payable
a 'ordre de veuve j. y. HILBERT, pour In VA.
Ietr lie mile p~iastres. lie public eel averft
lie ne pas frafiqaer pour le dit billet, le pale
ment en- etant arrete. ct est rnainteBai.s Ia
proprietf de
ginillat 81 1IEBFRT FREgFs
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-07-02
ErAT DE- La LOUJsf4sE
Paroisse dEa Bdtoa RoaAe-Cesr ds
TroiSifme District,
Robert Beal

tt0LSTJ Deal
Us. Ne 3aTD
Mary y. BHls ct Thomas Bile
Ep vsrtn dun ordre de saisis Fl se ysnte.
lance dats 10 process sus-pcntiopnts ag.nsse
an sheriff Dc Ia paroisse DIST Baton RoSgs, il
sera expose On vente pnbIigue,
sAHEDi, 6 Aoat 1s4o,
a In .rnaison de eour de IN yjile do Baton
Rouge, conmeneaHt a II hsures ds ssatir
teis les drolts, titres. inttrGts et prefsDfiens
des dtlcndeurs dams Ell a Ia prgprit q ei.aprfa
dfcrite, sagoir:
I'm demi arpent dc terrc, slime datfs cef,s
partIc DE Ia vtllo do Baton Rouge, appelic
Spanish town. aTes les bztissss 81 arpfliors.
lions qnl sy trouvenf, borae IN pprJ par rue
Spanish Town, Al sad PR !. II. Cavans, /.
est par terre des heritisrs Dc Regif|a, ct A
fonest par John Carraens,
Satsl pour eatjsfatre IL Jugemeni, int refs 81
frats dana le proc6s cidcssnx.
Conditions de Ia veu'e.
L. G. MORRIS,
@ipIhef I'll Der shfrf.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-07-02

sEHAT-ipr6s Ia lecture du Journal, NJ
Conrad y pre- sent6 une resolution pour de-
~1nantler Il FExtcutif de nouyeaux renseigne-
faens sur Fetat dss rt~ciatnat,oss amefiesines
eohtTe le Mexigue. La consideration de cette
resolution a etc reutoyte.
Mfr. Benton a demanda qu'nn a'occupat de
son bill, ponrvoyant 4 foccupation do l'arnts
de l'srmte DO IA Floride.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-07-02

~ Conduit All depot de Batof.
Ill., Rouge. de Ia gcble de In pareiape
MI Carol, le 30 JUN 1912, IN nsgrs
TH/ qui ~s'appells Henry, S pssds 4
ssssszAssse poucos de h%aiitetlr, Ago de- % ans
Ct &c dt apparfsnir q Ward Anderson dt,
Kentucky. lie propietajre Get reqais do IL
fetlrcr en- SO Corifermant A n ioi.
III b. BRYAN, eesiier,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-07-02
No. a

I"s %8faires sopt tres Gaines 4 New
York, ph'ladelph,e Ell Baltimore, par suite
dc ln raress d'sfgspi dams Quest 81 10
Sud.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-07-02
ARRTVEE DU

LIE Britannia, parti de Liverpool lie 4 con
rant dams Papres midi, est arrive Il Boston Ie
IL q Q heures du matin, apres une traversca
de IA yours. 81 nous Ell Jngeons d'apres les
renseignerBeps assez deconsns, raremep les
neuveIles ont etc anssI pauvres ct aussi de-
nuses d'inttr6t. lie fat le plus important, on
du moins ceiul qui attire 10 plus I'at;eutlon,
G'est IN tentative d'assassjnat don't Ia refine
d'Angjeterre a failIi ttEe victime. LIE triom-
p1e du minist6re Peel Sc continue Ieutetnent,
mals shrernent, dans la chambre bassa; les
denx lois capltales prnposfes par &c minis
tore y ont etc adoptses, eft l'on ne prevolt pas
Ia moindre opposition dams Ia chambre des
Lords; Robert Peel acco,npIira ayec bonheur
ule muvre dc rfforme quill a enterprise avec
audace ct ponrsuivie avec un rare talent ct
Gne admirable fermet6. Ces success v~iennent
avec d%'autant plus d'apropos, que les revers
continent dams lInde: l'jmpfenable f~orteres.
&c de Gliasneh s'est rendue aux Afei,ans +.
Cette perte irnpofera al gouvernementz An
glals de nouveaux sacrifices ; fnais Il est dis
pose d les fairc ct pd1ssse avec yieueur les ar
meIments gui lnl pcrmsftroDt de reprendre
Fotfenslve. Les par~agraphes qui eoncernenr.
ia France sent pressure inslgujfiants on seul
quI meriss gneiqse attention. c'est eeiui qui
anaonce Ia dissolution probable de Ia ehambre.
LEspagne, gui nagueres seB1blait pleine DEM
pour le regent, sen detaehe peu 3
pen les manifestations insurrectiauneIle les Sc
propagent sur dilterens points. L'Orienr nc
nous 4 pas tournl tn seul fat ; Ia Chine non
plus mais &c caiIae mornentane nest peut-
etre que le PRECURSOR dc l'orage--Abaie.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-07-02
pOtUs M ram

fixe par le MARE pour 10 seBairo suiivan's.
La Farine ftaut ! IS 90 ls bafij, rs oncss de-
Pain pofrr dix sone
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-07-02

iHoMAs H.. THoaFsoa, taillear, reepartu.
spsoi'ehi %iniorfaa lo public quill cal prtt a sx-
heu'ef 'outss sor'es d'ouvtoges dsns q, profes.
SION, aalon les desuittss modes Amfrtalpez
et farlsfennes, aux prix ~siivanfs
Coiira dea habit=. II eou,s
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-07-02

". II " ne'to'e arissi a9ec le plus Crane
soin touies sories d'hahits on fufrin q ct ett
drap. az plus court dtiai, pour da Compliant
q
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-07-02

CONCENTRATIONS 4 MoRT.-au colonel
Monroe Edwards a succed6, sur Ie bare
des accuses, Thomas Topping, qui a etc
reccfament declare coupabie d'assasslaat
sur So femme. C'est ce;ni dui, aprss ayoir
rnutile sa victine i co"ps de cout4au pen.
dant plus dune i@1eure, s'endorrnIt 4 cote
du cadavre, dams une mare de sang. II
etait appels 1 la barre du tribunal pos.r re.
ceyoir sa sentence de mort. lie grefier
lai agant demands sill await quelsne chose
a dire, il a pronounce qaelques paroles min.
telIig'bles. lie juge hent Ia fait appro-
cher, ct il a dit alory: "Je ne sais pms ce
que J'ai fat plus qu'un enfsnt qui Wont de
n%aitre." Puts. ~parcosrant des yeux Pau
dItoire I'll va lei plus de monde aa'il
ny en- aura q men execution. Je suis de-
naenre couche pendant trois heures eli demi
pres de ga femme, 81 j. ne savais rien.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-07-02
cATbtpATs-potr 10 congress John BuhleY
Fl John b. Dawson,

L@gisioture Ne FEtaf4 Geraf, Gent tssepf,
BERNARD, e.. w. Combs Chanbre, Il. ".
Ne'ypett, Motesa Morgan, ]. NJ. Elan g,
Geul John Desenport-Ouesf Baton Roure.
~ M. d. Clatk ct Z. A. Woode.-HeypIle,
t5cnaf}. y. Hiffat Of ZtHon Labauve.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-07-02

Mr. GArpERE.-1l Sc peat que les amfs
personnels de Mr.. Gardere aient desire que
nous PASSIONS remar1nsr les a~ttaques faites
contre lui dams les derni6res allocttions fsltes
at peuple par Mr.. Mouton. Nous %n'ayons
pas pu weir en- qt1oi ces attaques pouyaient go
rapportef a Ia eHndidature gubernatoriale et
nous n'auons pas cru quill fut de notro devoir
dc nous en- meier 10 moins du m nde. Nous
avons dsrnia rement mis- nos COLONIES i Ia dis
position De nos amis politiguer, deH deux partir.
OF s'ls ne sen sont pms s%eryir, co nest prs
notrs faute II ttait du devoir des amis per-
sonnels do MIR. Garddro lie le defendre .contre
les attsques de Mr.. Mouton.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-07-02
NJ ~ " u " w u W,
sAarpi, 9 JUtb1nT 1912.
coMafssatnfs p'ttrerross.-Les person.

CoMmissAfftfs D'ttEeTfoas.-Ies person
mes suisantes ont ttd notntntes cofnmissaife,
collections par le Jury Dc Police
District dc Ia VtNs.--Le inEe Tessier, NJ
james Cooper ct Col, p. Hickey.
Anr P9ains%~-Messfs. Geo. 2. Lilley, n
T. Young ct VIM. Noble.
District dc Forbes-Messrs. w. d. Lea
James Cooper ct Elihn Hooper.
District de WiHis--Messrs. John II. Black,
r. III. Burnett ct John Foreman.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-11-17
DIG. EAgJ ssiI,S
N BID 7 G ( VI u s :
ntSIUREA Of THE BLOOD,
FOR
CHRONIC AND OTHER DISEASES

CHRONIC AND OTHER DISEASES
~ HETHER produced by bile, phlegm, from
w internal morbid matters, arising fioiu
badly cured old disorders from the use OF ner.
curry, calomel, barb, & G, or in females from the
change Of life, as specified in the Pamphlet.
ASrlSiFntlrIc SyRup.-1hs medicine is in
all NeBeresl Disorders, certain remedy.
ARissISA MNrURE, lin liquid and in paste
celebrated for lis speedy and perfect removal OF
Gonorrhua and elect.
Coin MINE BAIsAM, for Bilious and Nervous
Affections, Colds, sc.
AROMATIC EXTRACT u Imminent for Indigestion,
Coldncss in the stomach, Numbness or Weakness
in the limbs, rheumatism &c.
DErURNrivE POWDER. for Bilious Fever, Head
ache, Diseases Of the Eyes, &c, which is 10 be
taken in the Restorer.
JArAS OINTMENT for Piles, which is 10 be ap.
Piled besides the Resorer.
BENGAL OINMKNT, for letter, Ringworm, Salt
Rhcum, Scaldhcad, Eruptons of the skin, aud foul
ulcers; is to be applied besides the Resiorcr.
UNIVERSAL OR STRENGTHENING PLASTER, for
diseases of the Chest, Dyspepsia, Innammatory
Rheumatism, Palsy. Paralysis, &c.
On kUHI's AcoesrIc On, for Deafness aud all
other Auriculsr Complaints which is to be used
together with the Restorer.
G5fDr kuhrs Pamphlet Treatment" &c,
entered according 10 At of Congress, contains
full Directions for the use OF the above mentioned
medicines, and accompanies every remedy.
u icrsons wishing 10 procure any of the med
icnes, will please direct their orders, with the a.
mount, post psid) 10 DIR. kUtlL'S OFFICE,
Raleigh, n C., or Richmond, Va, or TO any Of the
following Agents in North Caroline.
u, Oates, Druggist Charlotte.
]. L. & c. Phiter, Concotd
Jenkins ( Biles Salisbury.
iIaterave, Gather 4 Co, Lexington.
]. Il R. Sloan, Grcensborough
NJ. J. A. Drake. AshboroUgh.
{. {. Henderson, Lncolnton.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Steele, Cunning & Co, York c. II.
Mcclure, Brawley & Co.. Chester G.. II.
The continuation of the list Of Agents, see DR.,
Ks Pamphlet.
Juae 10, 1912 3Sf
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-11-17
MCfiats Life Pills ~ ph9nis
Rsittcrs.

FESllESE medicines arc indebted for their name
Il to their manifest ana sensible action IN pu.
rifying the springs and channels Of he, and cndu-
ing them with renewed i1nc aud vigor, and TO the
undoubted fact that at very early period IN their
history they had roscnod sufferers from the very
verge an untinely grayc, after all the deceptive
noslrums Of the day, prescribed BY physicians, had
utterly failed. in which cases they also permanent
ly secured that uniform enjoyment of health, with.
out which life itself is bat partial blessing. SO
great indeed had their efficacy invariably proved,
that il was scarcely less than miraculous 10 those
who were unucquantcd with the beautifully phi
losoPhlcal principles upon which they were com.
pounded, aud upon which they consequently act.
THE PHENiX BITTERS are so called, be.
cause thsy possess the power of restoring the cx.
piring embcrs of health, TO glowing vigor thro'.
out the constitution, as the Phfnix is said 10 be
restored TO life from the ashes OF its dlssolu.
ton. The Ph1nix Bilters are entirely vegetable,
composed of roots found only in certain parts OF
tho western country, which will iniallibly cure
FEVERS AND AGUES of oil kinds; will never
fail to eradicate entirely all the effects of Mercu.
ry infinitely soonos than the most powerful prep
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-11-17

have used Or. Sponcer's Pills in my practice
ior the last six months, IN several cases of Dys.
pcpsia, Sick Headache, Bilious Fever, and other
Diseases, produced by an active state o! the Liver
and take pleasure in giving my testimony oi'their
good effects in all these cases, and consider theu
safe aud mild aperient, aud the best article OF
the kind have ever used.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-11-17
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
q FOREWARN all persons from trading for a
n Note, given By me 10 George Crcmor, for
about One Hundred and Twelve Dollars payable
tho Is, of January next, dated the 10th of July,
le49,-in word, it is the only note have out,
payable to man of that name. lie resides near
Beatiss Ford, Lincoln county, N. c. Cremor is
rcqU sted 10 come and take the property aud bring
ny tote as the property | bought was unsound,
and do not intend paying the same, unless cont
pe!!rd 10 do 50 By law.
T. Il. CURETON.
Cerrgn's Store S. c., Aug Is, lo42, 4sf
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-11-17
TESTIMONIALS.

The following are but few taken at random
from pile Of complimentary cpistlcs forward.
cd TO DR.. Spencer BY regular physicians, touch.
ing the efficacy Of lis Pills lie feels proud
and grateful in being able to lay such dOcu-
ments before the public.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-10-06

A saaRj "a iuGsl FuFtnry, TfEn'sitd
w De vii snd splhefliy ~ ne natinns
Az allraaaia ffFsnas, Wilh falF ptnlsr.
liua 8 AmfTleaa rErEsiTEs
Jasirrsir.inis ~ glie Exeruiiue poHrr,
en,,rarins 4 fsrsher rssuielion on Inc s1.
errise III ihe Fes0s
A faithful administration n lie pablie
domain. viii N equiiablrslisirihulion n
he proceeds or sales o. il smoag ali lie
STATES:
An honest and eccnomiesl adminisir1
ton Il ne General Gorerna.eni. leaving
publie officers Perfrci freedom NJ shoaghl.
and or lhe night of sulfragrs bui with sui.
able restraints sg.;asl imprnper inierfer-
ence IN sleelinns:
An amendment Of ihe Constant n, n
hitting the incumbent o. The Presidsnlisl
ofiiee 10 ) single term.
These objects attained. ihink that We
should erase 10 be alfred with bad "a.
minislralion Of the Government.
an. respectfully, your friend. and
obedieni servant,
m GTAV
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-10-06
F'hm thc Natusna' Fnrnnt.
LETTER FROM MR.. CLAY.

We have the pleasure Of laying before
oar readers. an original letter from lien.
ry Clay to genlIem1a of It's city
The declaration of principles contained in
this letter is fulI aud satisfactory nnnn all
the great leading questions of national pr.
llcs. MIR Clay never ha.irates tn 1--WE
his opinions, or to express. with the most
liberal and unreservei IIranknpss. the COZ.
clnSions Of his jalgmpn, upon publ. at.
FAIRS. The following letter will be Goan,l
mere complete than any previous expo,
s'tion "f his views. II will he seen tina,
Inc one term principle Of the Harrison
campaign is re,asseriei hy Mr.. Clay:
ts'l,"d Sep. I3 lsl2
DsAR SIR: received yous favor. G m.
mnhlca'ing the patriotic purposes and
views Of the Young men If Philalclnhia;
AMI | take pleasure. in compliance Will
yonr RI l'lsst, in stating some of the prin.
ripal objects which, | suppose, engage
the comma desire aud TIC common cY
elton nf the Wing party Ia bring ah,ut,
l. the Goecrmsn Of the initial States,
These are
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Mr.. JacOs SrslrrlS.

aIIoSEsr ions DAVIS. The Gorer.
nor of Massachusetts, has The proudcsl u
lie whieh the world ran give aman. He
Is known Ear and near, not as . The Is.s
Senator and Representaii'e II Congress"
not as . the Governor Of the old Con-
monwealih OF Massachusetts" titles
which pride and vanity might court. hu.
by The higher and more enyiable tile of
:. the honest man." Arislides. The insi,
wa. the noble disiinelion given 10 The
bravo and good Alhenian; and As proud
a title a. this, anil far tie same reason. u
The Governor II Massachusetts d;slin-
guished as an honest man." 10 whom
the world adds. " The nnhlrfi work Of
God" ". y. Express.
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lnlsrpa,s I, bio hars ff rblslRlne thf
rouinali"n. Add having thut ds'sFn'in'
a. tlos. OWsn mas he ma q Al oihFTs
a. |. han 4 .a.exPrianl % eahless %
.las. IIewns HE chsirnsn Of he c.sn-
uis,re lhronsh wh"m all organizations
a.us end lhsir ssy 20 Ihe Cansenti"n
The uom,nalsn uf Mr Tyler h.m.rli.
: hen u allsrwsrds Unhal pll. camr o. Tore
tha. body. mas N poinl ~ lac anaaahesa
h, Coz. 09sn. Mr. Tyler kRsw. ihTts-
.f1rs. ina. should any oiieei'an be m-ds
10 hIs naRe, snher IN the rommitire nf
IN The Convention. Gov. Owes uoald
hs shsre laslrue,ed srd IT. pared. - make
n NJ. name The asrsssaIy explanations.
His reran,slion. therefore. 10 Gov Oaen.
was eouIsaisni 10 an epsn pIoeiamsiion
Of il sy hlmssll beIors The assembled
Convention. aud uas IahisInonnl 10 ne
ssy,ns-. Make me your csnd'dsie, gen
Ilsmen, and you .hsll have no Cause ~
any event u complain Of nv aPinlnns on
The suhierI OF Nslional Bs,k. What
lhoIshI previously On thai question,
tLink ne longer. Il your ohiee, 70 g
establish . Bank. elect ne. and | wii
unite with you IN ths, Ohjsc'."
TThe sH-dclefa,ss. here concluding
their srcaunl Of The occurrences 81 Hairs
burg. proceed. ~ilhao. iusihsr resaark' q
cnns,der Mr. TyIrr's e"urse when eau
dlds,s belv,s he People. &c.