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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-07-16

In the House of Representatives., the Senate
bill, prov IdtDg for reorganlzatIon OF TIE Army
was reported from the military committee, with
some amendments.
The great tariff bill was once more taken UP
in committee Of the whole, the question beng on
The motion Of Mr.. Saltoustuii to strike out all
after The frs, clause and insert the bill reported
by hun from The committee on mauatacfures.
argued that a proper regard to 1t was essential
% the prosperity of other Interests.
Mr. Stewart, of Va, followed and showed
The danger Of legis!ating under tho hiluence OF
sectional feelings. He was willing to vote for a
tariff for revenue, having regard at the same
lime TO the protection Of domestic industry
Mr. Brewster gave notice OF an amendment
providing for drawback on the expectation oil
-four manufactured from foreign wheat.
Mr.. Calvary Morris expressed his willingness
to drop the ''dIstrlbuuon,' provided The taF!fl
bill could not be passed without 1t.
Mr. Davis, of New York, gave the Wings q
severe lesson on their waste Of time ct tho pre-
sent session
Mr.. Stanley followed in reply.
Mr.. Weller next took the floor, and was speak
ing when this was closed.
In the Senate, the motion of Mr.. Woodbury.
for leave to Introduce bills for continuing The pre-
sent revenue laws, was, after debate land on the
table.
The bill providing for the removal Of such ca
ses rs that Of Mcleod from the state courts tc
the federal tribunals, was read third time nnC
passed.
The remainder Of the day was occupied in
ecutive session.
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SIiERIFFS SALE.

vjcae of s5ndfy Executions ticecied fam the
o Wayae Girclii Court, eiIi eKaase a pubic sale
Conf House door IN Geatreye. Wayne ce81ty Ind
the : 81 lay July l-f2, between the hour. Of
O'Clock, A N, AMI o1 o'cs-k, +. H.. said dsy.
following property, t1"lt: Two certain parcels lots Of
land IL the city e Richmond ayne county, Indiana. AMI
~ assnz Los numbered fur and 6vs noubeea
patof that Of ail rfty by Charles W
STAR Taken IS .s property Of James " Green. saIs-
f executions favor IT Joseph "a praan and others
TIIOS g. NOBLE, SAT- W. c.
june Son, loi2. (si50} 26-25
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-07-16
A. N. NEWTON.
ID f \ 7 [ S T /:

IA YOU'D respectfully inform rae citizens of Cam
w bridge. Dublin, Milton, mi Gertnsnt7ra. that re
VII - At tie Ntssos House. IN Cam5f gs from Inc Ism
10 the 5lst u Ivy I-i2 c1rjaz shea he viii be
arel - attend al TIE 81 81. profession
Sas-acoa gwen IN al Operations, charge. Terms
reasonable.
On TIE 6rs, of August, a y. NEWTON, purposes re-
i8rajeE Richmond.
Richmond, J1'y l6. 1912. 2--3)
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-07-16
TWEyTY-SEVEyTH CONGRESS- -....SECOsD SESSION.
[co,e.ponsenee Of DE Ral.Inaro CLlpperl
WASHINGTON, July 2, Is

WASHINGTON, July 2, 1912.
IN the House of Representatives, Mr. Adams
from the seIec, committee the Presidents
message relative to the APporiionfneht Diti' ASK
cd leave to report a resolution ihefe beine 10
objection the resolution was received IL ca"s
"a he Secretary Of State either To send or brtng
tho original paper flied by The President IN the
Departments, containing his reasons Tor signing
the bill
mr.. Profit objected TO the calling for any orr
pinal paper from the Depar ments; but he had
no, The slightest objection to the TRANSMISSION OF
Mr., Adams defended tho right Of the House
10 call for the originals Of any paper
Mr.. Gushing took different view, and moved
10 amend tho resolution by inserting the word
"copy" Tho amendment was agreed 10, and
the resolution adopted
After the disposal Of some private business, the
Presidents veto message was again taken up.
Mr. Sm,rh, Of Virginia, defended the veto, and
the private character Of the President.
Mr. Payne, of Alabama, followed on The same
side.
Mr. Wat,erson argued that the Democratic
party are no, in the least responsible tor the acts
Of the Administration, and that there has been
no .'bargatn."
Mr. Howard criticised tho argument OF the
message, and pronounced II unsatisfactory.
Mr. Arnold reiterated tho arguments made IN
n speech by hun at The last extra session on the
veto of the Bank Bill
Mr. Wise defended the President and his veto
Mr.. Underwood mado speech IN favor Of DIS
trbntion.
Mr. Hunter next obtained the floor, but gave
way 10 Mr.. Tlilinghast, who moved an adJ'nrn-
ment The motion agreed to- Yeas ioo,
NAYS 81 So The House adjourned to Monday at
10 O'Clock, A. Nj.
I, the senate. the bill for the settlement of the
militia claims Of Massachusetts was passed Inc
reminder of the day was devoted TO private aud
local business.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-07-16

Ner Jersey SeHdtor.--Jdtge Dayton has been
appointed by the Governor OF New Jersey Sen
ator in CONGRESS He has taken his seat 10 :ha;
body. Judge d. Is a decided Wing.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-07-16

Consolation.-A ma iden lady of forty, in repl :
TO the ironical question why she did not enter
into the HOLY state of matrlmonv. saId-''Why
by waiting, | NAV get the best Of hus5sn1s; and
It get bad one. shall have reason TO re j5ice
thai have not long to live with HIM
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-07-16
.LrLY 1, lSl2.


In the House Of Representatives, after tho re
ference Of private bills, and The Pfesen''rI""
Of sou,e memorials, the consideration ct the IRE
sldent's Veto Message on the Tariff Bin was
resumed, ,
Mr.. Hunter defended the President and the
veto powerin general.
Mr.. Saunders, of s. c, followed on the same
side.
The debate was continued by others TIL three
O'Clock, when tho previous question was to'e'
by Mr. PendIetos and seconded.
Tho bill was then put upon its SECOND passage
and the yeas II. nays ~. mo con
stitu,inn requiring majority OF two>'h'fd'' "e
bill was Of course lost.
On motion Of Mr.. Fillmore, the ierfitoria
Bills which had been made tho special order ioi
tomorrow were postponed, IN order that the ite''
enue i'm may be tukeuup.
a letter was received from the STATE Depart
men,, furnishing the reasons why the fresiden
affixed his signature to the Apportionment bt'
They are in substance as follows: to en'er'ain'
scruples as TO the consututionahty OF the measure
in It's details, but he gives up those scruPies on
Of Difference TO the Legislature. HIS motive fo'
filing his reasons Is 10 avoid misreptesen iauou
IN future.
A motion was made 10 print, but pending 1T
the House adjourned.
The Senate was not III session.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-07-16


In the House of Representatives, peu'ion,
numorously signed, was presented by Mf. B'te,
from Richmond, in favor of protective tariff and
distribution.
Tho morning hour was occupied by MeSsrs.
Gilmer ana ,iall. on the subj OF Virginia MIL
tary land warrants. Aresoluiion was then adopt
cd, authorizing a select committee to invesugaie
The matter aud to ascertain the number OF such
warrants vet unsatistied.
The House then resolved itseN into commit
tee of the whole, aud took up the Revenue Bill
as reported from the committee on ways aud
Mr. Kennedy argued in favor Of protective
tariff and gave his reasons why such a taTif IS
essential to the prosperity OF the country.
Mr. Saunders, of n. c., replied, and took OPP
posite grounds.
Msssrs Bldlack, Mckeon. lngersoll and 9TH
continued the debate.
In the Senate, after the presentation of numer-
Gus memorials, a resolution was offered ptopas
ing 10 admit those who served on the Exploring
Expedtion, to the floor of tho Senate. After
some debate, ii was negatived. The remainder
OF The day occupied by the consideration Of
private and local bills.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-07-16

Vegetable Trory.-lt IS said tha, the French
discovery ships have introduced. from the South
seas, a new vegetable. resembling lhe cocoa nut,
but much smaller. When the outer she'll Is re-
NOV ed. the interior presents tho appearance. and
possesses all the properties, of the finest ivory
In the manufacture of articles to which It's size
Is adapted IL is supposed ;hat this vegetable pro-
duct will entirely super.ede the more costly tooth
Of the elephant Southern Planter.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-07-16

''Serer triN America be truly Independent so
long as our labor and our industry IS let
uaprotected."-Judge Marshall,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-07-16
JUNE 6, 1912.

JUNE u, ls41.
In the House of Representatives, after he pre-
eentatlon OF some tariff memorials, report was
made from sssc, committee, giving statement
of expenses of the Florida war. The report was
ordered 10 be printed.
The motion TO refer the reasons Of the PresI-
dent for signing the Apportionment bill TO a Sc
lect COMMITTEES, again taken up. After
speeche. from Messrs. Cushing and Campbell, the
former in favor and The latter against the course
OF The President the reasons were referred.
Ga motion OF Mr.. Fillmore. resolution was
adopted, which provided that on Tuesday next
nll debate in committee of the whole on the great
,arId bill shall cease. The vote was IS to ~.
The consideration Of the said biH was then re
sumed III committee OK the whole and debated
during the residue of The day.
In the Senate, after the disposal OF private and
local business. the bill providing for the better
regulation Of the District nnd Circuit courts of the
United States, was taken up and debated al great
length.
Mr.. Dayton, the successor 10 MIR. Southland,
appeared, was qualified and took his seat.
JrLy :, 1872.
In the House of Representatives., the great Ia
riff bill more taken up committee OF
the whole
After some remarks from Mr.. III son. the floor
was taken by MIR. w. c. Johnson, who spoke IN
favor OF his scheme OF csdng the public lands 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-16
THE BALTIMORE MARKET

FLOUt-Sales o. H'v,rl s,-eeta.u-. ia, i.,I
" t, Sere h'h' 'hS mining at IS 3D. Tue mr.
Net 10 firm Al this qIO a - 4, ar,l s,rr.
Eng shade hs1ef. x csipis h w. b.c, III, !.
mo STOCK on hAnI g al rlhy r-,I.c.d W. 80.
mo " 's'l p'ice 1t 81 ,. sul,s having srs,
ma Il TO day a; That rate. W."
fH ),iSiONS- This mtrkct h,s b.sa i,,.,s,,
ana ~ h'ni n ich d mad. We a,,r the ,,s, 81 ,
o., mes' r. ot $3.50 rn m Nth; pnfas new Is.
w e. munro ana v storm paesrd mcst We qu.r.
NoN B'i' m ~ packed mss 4s.f j. held o., "a n
't s'"cks oi western bacon G, ntipn, yer, -.
." nc %" sales IN 'hir z IRE A. frm,r r, q, W.
. o''e western huns al q 81 s.Iss af4.4t4,
s''nldsrs ri 2 J'es 81 . cts; B,lti,n,-, 80
q 'e' at y > ct';sics al 5sr. lui sinl,Ier, n,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-16
REVIEW or TIE CGICIN TATTI MARKET
For n, &c ek eaiing T,esdIg. AgrH l2h l54a
Z IARKS


Tue FiNor c1n.iIuei ~ decline until ThuIsdav
even ~ when u IN Isnccd ri,ins AID up lo ia,
evening 81 riscn Ieet.
TIE weather, % Iha past week ha. been fnr II. d.
IN 'st part vOry lv {. will jg.l rain enough 10
keep ST.. els IN good order On TunrsJay m -,
nus however. there Was Il very heavy Ihund
sn'wer AMI Iho fsln las Jcsn filing Ihe Hu,i !
, The day.
Duuug 'he p 81 week nI,hiny IN. irsnspired
that Tuuld amoInt 10 business. 5 tas fe,, sal
have been mad. IL ur. bacon. arc Shi,kev Ca
We traders 1 ieniei rr thc rna,iug trade: b1r
ihrse were 80 small, n Ia be Laidy worthy Of
rrnarS. tee reJeipls oi fioIr have mach l,rh O.,
tia Tor sIu' wcers pal. Bat r.t,yI,h.lnniiny hi,
P1ces have rJrccei oNrng ~ .uhi =, The 9,
sne 81 reilly uf mon which u b,ng fell IA, r..
$, n"bly every dny.
P"vs.Ous.-Su sale. Of bacon hog RON 4
ha bseh IA ale d.riag The week rom store, q,
&: "H time bat the prIce frlm wagons 4, ., "a.
ia te figure. or last week a. The nominal r,Ie,
To- r. VIZ IS IS iof Mas s. 5,95 for prirn
an! rs 2 Tor bulk
l.rrd--N" transactions have come to our know
--'g' and We c'n "nis give the rates NJ which n
u held. 30 fjf N.2. and 4aII2c 81 No
].
Fl 'ur--Alllonsh the receipt. have he,n rr,.,h
ICES 'his week THAI iuUnsrty: sui the prle-s.,
ceicd and we npw quote sales Of civ mill. M si =
aud al canal 3.15.
Wuaskey-S.lrs % ihi. ticlc htye b,en r,,,i.,
during the week al lie which nay be- eo,,iJ.,.i
far quptaripn; aldI'-lh it has bsen bum ,
shade less ~ small quaHiilirs
CrOreres-B, The arrival Of surns boat, from yo,S
y leans ihe she stock Of sugar aud cuG.s h,, b an
increased. The demand O., principally con in.i r.,
'llrs TOR immediate CONSERVATION and prlces are a.,
tirrly nomiuO
Wheht-Ac' ou1ts from Iniiana and Illinois q.
well as olrOwn wlea' gov NJ dislrcts repressr1
10 APP rOlclIns crops as vrry p-pmising COR an
oundaniharSeS. Tns receipts TO u the Wed bsv.
ing b''1 qne i''Sy duri g the wref. the n,ic.
has rJee! I'D and ~s NV que 1t 81 u7Oc Der bu.
hel 80 ~ "
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-16

ILNTIERY We live in an age II roincr.oi
md 90 country u~isd fJr the goud sense Off. ~.
ha,'ns' s"d d Be- strange that any hing 50 absurd
10 Hiiery should he 'OuutouauccI T., =. p,on,. ,oI
i"o ulicn 10y Ih,7e Nhrse god sense an better tl,
mcni should teach ~ des uss ", conference.-the ,,..
nee I"r' ~ encouraged, % will eventual, de,ir,v
on confidence IN each % her. aud cra,is q y,,LJ 81
ucceh. Lven nov sc tsaHOi be too gaicir,l III,
ohcn sincerity consists IN mere words. and Gi,,.i,
ih empty Professions. Tie Is cousidcr,d the bc.f
friend who vii G4ftor mrsi anil ib1t ono the o.,
en'fnr'd companion, WHO D, capable Of hillp- bi,
irne feelings aud inirEuun. the most ldr,iily
Ih1se "ho indulge 30 Fllucry lrs ~, W ngrr,
10 be ccnsurcd as one. 20 fret thought. p,i4f .,,
H'sei iur there exists strung desire for g-,,.,
ud sch hatred Tor truth. ffal 70 IS NOT pr..,-
ip seeh iho company of tisc ulu vrg ao.l,,,l.
~ orr auis. and frprcscui our vice, "a. ,.yr5.,.
while the one who woulj tell us of our f,r.,, ~.
We night correct them. D. considered DOL, ,r..-,.
or % Ioisi orc WIN possesses uo feeling. grf.,.f
srr ior Us A.ls' that Tee smile of sd. .7,,.. 49,.
he secured by ndtery. and rhoir s.H1 f.l,. 49,!
'd by mere empty Professions
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-16

DurirE The past wsrF. 30 hos l,,a .rrf,|. .0 ..-.
slss LIKELY O. be- correctly .Hnrmet, .I4t f-, teller
81 ihe Cairo Bank hes rcd Used iLe r.re-H.I..s .t
me Bout ferg ftsi "r Jo0r.. ffe ,'s.ilrs.,#s ,s.
30 ed dorg, 1nl ...t .H.n I.- fefHrH. .lr 61uh
would b. prepared fo rs.us specie gas maY'..-
We give ne fcp1u ls Hfl.4 DO. uH. touching
81 Be- cuTgsciIesss.
The ptp-f of nie ~'rfa H... NJ .r.s .1.ruues
wlH5uf .lad lrre. IS. .- boil ne l.tr hoard
Cd. s.Y goo FACTIONS i.S rlrtr aa.-.. aiJJ 90
o. i'- ol.f W, ..E. .auf. % s5Hc coles as
20" az hfF .o.fs %. .-gTsa. bore IS ID. ..,G.,1,
-fs71 D. ssl-e.-.-- .s.s..-, o.. &C. ...f.....
50 Lean r-r
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-16

sGED.-s'ne kols n seed Viz. 4 4, rr-a %, 81.
.,,''''' i''p '1an OILERS Tbs m1g ls ..,, \.
'',s',,l cues NJ r1taipes urraf. ,,.r ,,,..
WV '..'n Pay cost and uIs,ssr TO- tsE. .,1 q
.,,.l. ~. ~ '''''ef I'd pastures AID MOVING
e71'-e '9 De renewed. o. ,,,,,... 49, wv
~ I''', 1crwi.gg Co te ~ mat, boz which n ,,.
,'' number Yfyears 1ud %, srlscuan pIrms
". s''' g.yos houor slr ~ the pisrs when
''D's' w ~ riding upSs n1urisbrnruL A f,p of
N''.s ." he.d OF grain syy,u sufficiently tbiet. d..
n..''rs .lo "eighi rflhs ~r,p nearly 10 Tho san.
'''''h. OIs d1lar's syrih vt labor -isaainz sr,.l
~.'.n 90 in.'i Hesir. u0lf i- oarr -as.s. pro-.
IrHf .Hs .-ss
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-16

~ 'ny hundreds VIII would have been at this Con. |,
ninn u 'hey could have alT.rted the 20 30 or ]
$40 necessary - pay ihcir expenses. ii tins PRO.
issltlrn prcvail,d. he sand th, Conveniiun Mould
Irui iscit mo bal, OF sIatt,ics- very corrr, AMI
,aJlt, GOoJr, aIt mol half A. eiIi-irnt AMI i..
hu, uual II the hu,Inrss regularly pr1cc.GcI
w,l--ihe trrt pIlhy rrtn 'r, ct u4etnbers ven in
the pat De :hrog-h thc Vr,s.. aud the re.,luii,.s
-.ipd,Jili lie sad hc h,i -ome general views To-
riir these su'icrs. WHICH. al ths resolution pre-.
,ai.c Mud Hs ho tCur,i aud tisS he believed -
-e ihe with oIn'rs.
air. J. Stunt ss.go-ied ihn' instead 0f pr'-
coeip- With it.s sutJCct. tie Committees lc ds.
rrrtrd o. retire af,d 81 durng the mSoings oi Tho
CpUy,uIi0
Thegr--,.,o VA ,h,a 'aS"n "a rroCcri'n: ,'i''
ihc ir.i resolution. ar,i % decided ~ hc mega
ryc
TIC r..nl,,inn Of Nlr B,.nt thea came up. Mr.
hlapcs 81 rose %. uGi called az the secnd r,s L..
INA. ~ nc wished ~ suhmi, 10 tho crnsacfaHuT VI
tho Committee suri,o 'siua he s,or .i''' wh'"h he
thought essential 'o ihe proper understanding "i ihr
8 t,ifts viii. u wudit gp,Ic under their Ur;'e.
Mr. J'unl Explained bis t,s,lutiun lie say no
/ fsasoU My Jau dis ussUas II the CuuiCuuua aud
+ the !a,', ~ The Jo.amuiu's should rUl "a Oo 'o-
ee,ner Twas With ticw 81 facilitating "a" hus'-
ucss OF Tie raC'tus. ny vision % -! Ur that he
oil res! III r,,u.u'un.
Mr. sid jhal d, urdyrstp.l many
members, w'lr h.'d valuable information q" suhin l.
intended ." leave ia, city his a'cru,Hu or iu IA e
-OU, and 'h.nsh oS 81 The Iuust .ai"srus c''i.
Iruic,s. he Was NIlliag Jo S,uP TO hours Inter o.
night L.T 'hc sake OF hearing his irc.il FROM ibc
country.
Al ameudmcu; ~. .acu uiirroI. an! accepted
~ he m"S"r. ih.t 'uc c,iuni;ccs. haze leave To
nnhdrvw insIes.,! ui bs,ls dcrc; a. {, d. -.
S,IHt IL. .itJry drbri. ,,crurrcC up-n shJs amend
n'ui. interrupted Ivy frequent vri,s OF "a ssii 80 =
The amendment Uns carried. and a WAS announced
thai Mr. Aycrigr, go had just arrived fOn Penn
sylSatia. 5c added q" ihv CoinInritce uu lrJG.--
Carried. Mr. Ansun Pt-;s addri 10 the
.ar1c c,U nItsc. oU rccUmnou daliJp UGihc Buanes,
yuWn. ttcc
! Mr. IL Cary. Va COX and Mr Howard We're az
d'd 90 the C"uuhiijyes on Cuiahs. Btt shes. Sc.
Mr. Jsr,h Hunt aui Nir J ,eph Sni wrr, ai
.l,l 10 the Cngtai,i,r nr Leather
VI. Kirby a'h w D,iJrosg Ncrc luioi - til
C"inmteS Ou AoJeiss.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-16

FALSE ISSIES.-rAyre o. q p,'rioU, I'D motto
.Hc sIS,,Iuc. oi which %. OR Country. always
rghI-hut right 81 wrong. oar County" We re
sto' - find th1t some J'urul.s smuug-, Is hays
ilruyd thu, syU1inruI wrius cll tIrrmI,'. ani ap.
pear so De- S.s,aI"usiy acting t Ter Il ~ las per-
yctjyd form. They .,cm 20 sl., Our Country l.
a s,ays y uag--5aI Nr,ug - ..air. sc 90 aga'n I
orr Country IGr,c ere not confined Q, m-ry
p1rizth presses, t.atSrr hlsc enough 300 iac hour
ui lbcr country rial iu direct att iigir I'll rs 80
tHu das,'IrlI"u o.! a.. confidence 90 Jhc men Cusru
o. administer ihr government. bur ta,s !isi Mus e
uHUl tiuu auat.rl,m wiIh political ga J, the "a
dluugrislrJ l'r lHu.r hate %! country. We do u'I
deny .heIr right % entertain Gud eNpres. any op.n.
Iuls, however UNJUST aud absurd. but we protest n
g. ust tHgIr Wlul pcTversiOn Oi facts for the pur
posa OF placing their country ia Ihe wrong.
Foremost among these journals l. the A ser can.
which has tot Ouly published many long columns
upon the Creole case. bat not content with leaving
Us late 10 the shJr III, OF newspaper articles, II
has embodret them 10 a book. And hat docs 1t
oil amoIul Iui Why & falsely assumes Ihst Mr.
WeJsg.r had gwen instructions o. Mr. Everett 10 de-
manl the surrender OF the slaves engaged in the
mui.ny boar! lac Cr-oe. II also (, .selv assume
that the slaves CsraPvd NiIIuui any una - tu ia.
ICriereIcc On 'h- pat Of I'c British authorities IL
tA-r g,es upon these premises To shu.v hat our
government Lus ru rsght TO make any such dcmaHd
and that we ahoII 10 60 10 war ia "a case mher,
we are wholly lu the wrong. The same CIV Is
caush, up aud echoed from all the papers &c u sim
liar character and hands upliicd IA Luly horror
"a the idea OF our gong 10 war ia such cause.
Nov. We have salI. these a-slrn ,ir,n. nre 60.
tall, unf.unded !r'm Gfsl . ssL Sir Webster
says ia bis tcspI.cn. "a clf.c,. ghu a.4yus yyrtr
freed ~ the unJlsiI.i4b!c u'cr ereurc oi the Brit
.sh authorities aui 10 conse uru.r Of their with
hylji 9 i'uu, the vessel the Kind offices To- which
b., he comfy .. uslloirS che ga. entitled II Is
Ihcrciore.he contends, ca-e .or indemnify. nut
demand or return oiIhe slrvcs is made. lr sven
hunted 81; auL 80 the Whole rrgnmeli oI ILr Amer.
ican families To- tho ground. like ussess fIbric
AID g,n-iS "ar'!T'ut mn any shane .aubojy has
thought OF thai! except ihns. IYin at, .at
force false Issue UPON the county for The s,kc oil
putIiug her IN Ihe wrong. OR iruc causes 81 Isf
rel Iir lar deeper Than any t1aI suuIl be l., han
drad Creole cas,,r Britannia !, determined t.
rule the w'y'---COLUMBIA SwEARS THEY
SHALL BIZ FREE This Is The ,rt.. aud o,ly a.
sue about which ihsre will he any thing lIk" & 90
tiuc-N y SaH
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-16

The ltIis pafrss rurIiiu l,t.cr irym PrcS,den'
uuus'uu O., SAINTS Anna. r-py {, tic voluntary
sprrulioa .!uI,,I 20 D., 'hc latter ag sinsI Texas
~ ms leuer. e. CO! BE 1ui lr.u Hamilton. To
tone oiP.c-, vn, lIoast,u's lcllcr j, commcudabls
in he extreme lie mos; s!fecirally rcpcs the STAR
ders % Santa Anna, and proves him to be des'i-
iuIe OfiruIh aud honesty lac is Of humanity Ar
ter rccaptulutiug Tie acts uf enorny committed
by Santa Ann.. and conr siing them with the elem
ency experienced by him from Ihe Texan authorI-
~, Gen Houston remarks:
You continue aggression. You will not accord
peace. We U.H haze A. You threatened 10 coi,-
qucr TeXar-we viii war with Mexico. Your prs
tensions wiih uu's j. u have referred 10 ihe SOCIAL
world AM g. the G. 81 of bIlIles-ve refer cause
10 the same iuhunal-,. The is.ue involves the fate
Of nItiuns-dcsiiuy must dslcrmine-iIs course Is
,uy known "a the tribunal of Heaven. II eXpcreUce
1t the pHst vii auihOuso specultInL. "i The iuiurr
The attitude .! Mcyte, = On IRE "prooiemaucai' Than
II Texas
In the war n hich uiI! be cpndurtcd D., Texas a.
sliHsI Mex CO. our incentives wi! nuI b. u o,e vi
conquest II ~ ~ tee 10 IA yrp"ny OF lie IoNvr
We viii ,hr up n MeNIcuus Or IhrIT r.lI-
s,Uu-pur eli ,rs ,hill ne made urhalfOl the hb
critics ct the people and directed against the auh"r.
cs of the cpnrt'y. Id against goar prnc plies, SIR
We VIII cAtlt the rudIiJ. Of Tie ic pie pres
'diatIye Tree i'm They shat Gao their own raj
- IL ,Eal pos.ess hc,r I'rO.o rly IA peace Ind %
,ra Mt he t,kcn from ih.sn support au armed
'''liIcry Ter h r.u-e Of npPross With thcS
psiuciplcs We will M ,roh across the RIO Grand az
ST., believe nIr. The banner uf Mellru 81 ,r
um. ,ituIl, 1ai the l. nbs OF the Sab ne he Tex
u standard Ui he Lac Sar, hrhe ~ lie Anglo
sax rscc. shall display II, b ghI Gold, IA hbed, ;
.ILmpii Tic Is!!iau, u Daricu,
With ihr M 81 appn p lat" consideration.
have tie huuOl IL pres ~ my >alut.diups,
SAN HOUSTON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-16
SfIOoTIXGTYI,OIT,Itv,

The New Orleans Bulletin OF tI4c 2oh instant
ssys:
I'VE learn from The L rf.urch PsirIyi that Peter
Welsh s'as sbpI on the Is Ia instant. by Rpbe.I r.
B1.ruN, and severely wounded that rs was
not expected 10 recover. Welsh Is re presented as
4 tad man. Who VAS already bound To keep
The peace on several occasIpus-ihat he Uhjectod
% do some work that Mr. Burrows people were d..
ing on division ieuce. aud threatened 10 shDo; a.
ny one hat should come near lhr ground. On hCa
rIrg thrs. Mr. Barrow Went out 10 keep the peace.
and offered To Welsh leave cut 10 arbitration
ny matter "a dispute. TINS w. refused e. do and
said lac would shoot lhs did net leave the ground
(Blrrow beng On his OWN PREMISES, and ihcrenpon
aimed his gun. which snapped. Mr. Barrow not
willing 10 DO shot down. discharged a muskot, which
had Jusi been handed to him by nf his setvauiS
and wounded Welsh as above stated. Mr. went
10 justice Of peace, aud gave bond Tor his appear.
ance nI cnuTI"