Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-09-03
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All Sorts Of Paragraphs.
The Wing Po1icy.-Mr. Wise, in de-
bate on The Fertilization Bill, used the fol.
lowing languagc:-
s.rhe loco iocos had, Che saii,) been
called des,ruc,ivcs. He had called them
so himself. But here was a party
wing party--that were for running tho
manufacturers, for abandoning the forts
for dismounting shi 7s-ior dishonorlng
and disgracing the government in tact
Tor destroying it-and all for what?-be.
cause they could not force the President
TO sign a distribution tariff. Mr.. Wise
was opposed to protection for projections
sake, but was in favor Of an ample rev.
en,e which would necessarily afford pro-
lection. He could assent to, and even
frame a bill that would be approved By
the manufacturers.
1t was determined, from the bcginning,.
that this game should BE- played. Tho
country is to be distressed, and the gov .
eminent embarrassed, in order, to make,
Mr.. Clay President. The tariff question
must be kept open in order to effect this
object. The intrigue Of 1924 was renew
ed-with this dif1erel ce, that Mr. Adams
was intriguing for Mr. Clay, instead Of
Mr. Clay intriguing for Mr. Adams
Tie Virgin Heyer-The following ex-
trac: from the speech Of Mr. Clay at the
first barbecue Of the campaign, though
it gives no reason why SO innocent and
valuable AL animal was slaughtered, con-
.ains all that is certainly known of the
origin Of the v. II. parity
ssNot that am so presump,uous as to
believe that have been the occasion SOLE
ly Of collecting this vast multitude A.
mong the inducements. cannot help
thinking tina, the fat white virgin heller
Of my friend Mr. Bergman, that cost $500,
which has just been served up. and tho
other good things which have been so lib
orally spread before US, exertcd some in.
Auence in swelling this unprecedentediy
large meeting. [Great laughter.] =
Coton.-The present crop, SO far, prom
ses to be the largest ever known in this
country, and yet with it is the prospect Of
a less active demand than heretofore,
,yh;,.h ,nust re.ul, IN the lowest nr;ces
ever before current saws mo Savannah
Republican Of Aug. -.
Il pleasant, cheerful ,Oite. is as rain
bow set IN the sky, when her husbands
hn, d;ssa,isf;ed and rreA,l wife. n the
hour 81 ,rouble. is like one sc those fiends
who del;ah, - ,o,,ure lbs, shirts Rnz
Specie The packet ship Albany. from
Havre, gath June. arrived at New York
on Monday night. having on board up
wards OF 100000 francs in specie. being
the last instanent Of ,ae NeapoIitan in
demniy
49,, - - 80,
a woman with red hair and back teeth
Why so?"
..Recause, shall then be sure they
ar'nt false
cdy she had written 10 Dr. johnson, was
recommended by him to revise and cor
rect it. Upon which she said-.But, sir,
[ have already too many irons in the fire.'
..Why, then, Madam retorted the great
critic. s,he best thing can advise you to
do IS to nut your tragedy along with the
irons!''
lowing is said 10 be the conclusion Of the
last letter which Gov. Dorr wrote to u
citizen of Rhode Island:
sThis is the last time shall ever al-
dres. yon n,;ce has heen set IN NV
haad and i ms, avoid an ;anohle des,;.
~ 49, - pha,io isl.,d Ala -.
appear to be prepared for the liberty that
awaited them ! nave sacrillcea al,
for my fidelity, must pay the price Of ex-
Adieu, forever''
WHO DOCTRINE-The Holly
snrinas Gazette. whio naner 81 Missis.
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