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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-01-12
NOTICE

Is hereby given to all pesons interested, that
JOHN FINCH Of Milford, Pike county, on the
I'd of November 1871, made an assignment OF
all his Estate, real, personal and mixed, 10 the
subscribers in trust for the benefit of his cret>
tors; and all persons having claims or demands
against said FINCH, are requested 10 present
them TO The subscribers for adjustment and set
Element, according 10 the provisions of the Act
Of Assembly in such case made and provided.
THEOPHILUS H SMITH,
WALTER A. COLONEY.
ASSigneeS.
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TAILORING.

The undersigned respectfully informs his
former customers, and the public generally, that
he still carries on the
TAILORING BUSINESS.
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STUDIES.

STUDIES.
Greek, Latin and French languages, Bellies
Letters, Modern Sciences including Geogra-
ply, Ancient and Modern; Natural, Mental and
Moral Philosophy, Chemistry, Astronomy, Lo-
gic, Rhetoric, Mathematics including Algebra,
Geometry, Surveying, Navigation, &c.
Terms.
Tuition for any of the above branches not TO
exceed (per quar,er) So 90
Music cn Piano Forte, extra 90
Board for young Gentlemen with the
Principal, per week so
Do. for young Ladies with the Teach
er of Music, per week so
Not including Incidental expenses.
n. B.---Boara can be obtained for lads from
10 10 IA years, of age in families of the first
responsibility near the Academy, from 81 90 TO
81 25 per week.
The Trustees feel that they need say moth
ing in commentator of this school The
terms are easy, lower than any other Academy
in the State. The course of instruction thor
ough, and discipline strict5 the Academy slua-
ted in part of the country proverbial for health,
is likewise removed from those inducements
which lead TO a neglect Of studies. With full
confidence they recommend it 10 the patronage
Of the public.
By the Board
DANIEL w DINGMAN, Pres't.
JOHN WEsTBRooK, Sec'y.
Dingman's Ferry, Pike CO., Pa.
December 2, lS4l.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-01-12
Philadelphia
'TIARTIADUH3 WATSON,

ILsA AlAI4AO UN-1 w sAI ISOLN1
Grateful for the generous patronage he re-
crived during the last year, takes pleasure in
acquainung his friends and the public general
~, tha, his house has undergone thorough re-
pair in all lis parts, and is now completely in
order.
The table will he furnished with every deli
cacy the marketafords. The Bar will be stored
with the choicest liquors.
There is also first rate stables attached 10 the
establishment
Well knowing THAI an enlightened public will
always Judge for themselves, he feels confident
that they will favor him with their patronage.
January 5, 1912.
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At his residence in Elizabeth street, second
door below his former stand. Those who
may favor him with their patronage, may be as
sured that no effort will be spared TO give them
satisfaction. He receives the Philadelphia and
New York Fashions, quarterly, and will make
all kinds Of garments, in the most fashionable
manner.
N. B.--The rules, for cutting, draughts, &C.
of Ward, Baslord e. Ward, may be had of the
subscriber, Agent for the publishers.
CHARLES SMITH.
stroudsburg April %, 1871.
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DELAWARE ACADEMY.

The winter session commenced November
lst. The school is now in complete operation
under the direction of The Principal IRA B.
NEWMAN.
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-22
c U N q L II Il
OF SACR ED MUST

Al 81 Johns Church.
ON FRIDAY EVENING, SEPT 23d.
To be given by the Ladies' Benevolent societv
City. 0''s VI '"''
ns- seivieesto commence at O'Clock, precisely.
PART |.
i0Olh PSALM
FRAZER.
ANTHEM-Slhg O Heavens,
DuEIf-Ihy son livolh.
sOLO-rhc SABBATH Rolls - ~
DUET and CHORUS-I will wash nv hands In Innc,
cency. ' 's =" '''''
ANTIEM-IIark the Herald Angels sing
TRiO-The sky LAX.
ANTHEM-I waited patiently.
PARrII.
ANTHEM-O praise We the Lord,
IRlO-Gnidc mo q thou Great Jehovah
ANTIiEM-DaUghter OF Zion.
SuhhIEFl E-LOrd Of all power aud might
ANTiEM-iiow beautiful upon the mountains
sOLO-Consider the Lilies
hNIllEM-Sons of Zion come befuTe Him.
DuElr-O Lovely Peace
cleanse his WAYS "s "'-'
ANTHEM-Tho Lords Payer
Bene iction.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-22

gentlemen To appointed Delegates 20 rspresen, the
whi,s ofths county in said Convention. VIZ: Tho.
NJ. BondrrsGi. Richard II. Toier. d. w. Nowlin,
Samuel Panniil, Boiling Clark. D.. william l.
Lambeth. Frederick Speeec, jesse Burton, Richard
Morgan, Hcary HszlswoOd, Robert Hunter, Chas
L Mosbv aud Daniel Mari
Ga motion OF Charles l.. Mostly. Esq, il va
un ,nimously Resolved, tina, the Wings OF the other
counties Of the Commonwealth be, and they are
he eby requested to operate with us ia the efor
{, organize and eoncentrats the party, Tor another
struggle in behalf of our misruled country.
solved, Also. that the proce edings OF this Get
ing be published in tn. Lynehburg Vrginiao, Snt
that Wing Ed tors throughout the Commonwealth
be requested to insert their.
And then, on motion, the meeting adjourned.
RIO. w. WRITER'S, CA'mn.
Gu. w. Christian, Sec'sy.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-22
Gu. w. CnRIsrIAs. See'sy.

ps At q meeting OF the MEDICAL FAcuLrI OF
RicHNosp, held at Dr.. Jas. A. Peasants Office. on
the 18th Of September. isif, ct 1 o'clock, p NJ, to
receive the report Of the Committee on mesmerism,
previously appointed by them-Dr. r c ANsLER
was called to the Chair, and DR.. " BRoccKs APP
pointed Secretary.
Tho report ofthe experiments on the Girl Emma,
at the Exchange Hotel. on the 10Th, was read and
irnanirn0usly adopted. Tho repor, of the expert
ments on MIR Pepper, at the same place, on the Oh,
was read and unanimously adopted
The principles agreed upon by the Committee for
conducting the experiments were read and unanim =
ously adopted.
The resolution of the Committee, in regard to the
experiments, was read; to which Dr.. Ro5.t Richie
offered the following substitute and called for the
ayes and noes
RssOlpsd, That the Medical Faculty Of Richmond
have not had sufficient opportunities form an OPT
MON upon the phenomena of Mesmerism OF Phreno-
Mesuersnl, and do not, by the present proceedings
mean 10 express their condemnation Of either Mes
merisn or Phreno- Mesme rism.
ArEs-Dts. Richie, Haxal,, watkins-3.
NoEs Drs. Deane, Beale, Maupin, Johnson,
Dove, ST., Dove, Jr.. Pleasanls, Bolton, Amber,
Broocks-l0. REJECTED
The resolution Of the Committee was then adop,
Cd:
Resolved, That after a careful examination of the
experiments on Mesmersm, conducted by them. in
your presence, at the Exchange Hotel, on the I6h
of September, on MIR VIM. Rutcr's girl Emma, and
those previously performed on Mr. Pepper. at the
same place, on the 9Th instant, they decidedly oil
the opinion that they do not tend in the Least degree
10 establish its claims.
Drs. Deane and Bolton were appointed Com.
mitiee TO obtain the signatures Of the Physician,
who were present at the experiments but alb.
sent from this meeting, and hand the repor, 10 the
Editors for publication.
The meeting then adjourned.
re AMBLER, Chm'n.
y BRoooKs, See'y.
Sisned-Robert Muuford,
John Dove,
S. Maupin,
J. Ii. Tompkns,
Thomas johnson,
James B.ale,
J. a. Peasants,
F. II. Deauc,
J. n. Brooks,
James Dove,
James Bolton,
Robert q. Cabell,
George Rawlings,
C. Thomas,
n. c. Amber,
&c. G. Minor,
-R. A. Carrinsten.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-22
hioatHgGp,

n LoeofoeO Compliment 10 hs LOcofoeos AT
ne Locoioeo meeting, on Saturday evening, Gen
Picher, az he calls himself made a speech in which
he contrastod the Wing and Locofoco parties Eel
low ciuzens." exclaimed the General, "lhe Whir
party Is like the fabled many headed hydra. lfyou
cut OF one of IFS heads a thousand more spring out
IN Hs place. But II IS not 90. gentlsmer with the
glorious Democratic party. Ms ALL BoDY AND NO
HRAD Tremendous nppouss Louis, Jour.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-22
Corresponds, co OF The WIZ,

NEW YORK. Sept ~.
All gentlemen OF all part .. in this quarter, are
indignant and Disguised at the di.gracelnl conduct
Of Captain Tyler, in dsmissog from Office the old
and faithful public servant, jonathan Roberts, late
Collector Of Phiadephis. The manner In which
i was done is notifying to me, virensn. I once
knew the Captain, vhon he was CLAIM MIR Ty Ter, and
| was hvorably impressed with his gen,lemanly
| bearing. but he must have sadly changed. The
Hon. Jonathan Roberts 10 an old and venerable
mao. and having long and faithfully served his
State at home. and in Congrss-many years in the
Senate OF the Uni,ed Safes was certainly eni,lol
TO respectful treatment from the most eminent and
o"y 10 the land; but when he calls on His Acct
oency-at home considered only ga tolerable third.
rae county court lawyer"-ior the purpose OF ex-
psnaioa' he was kept waiting for hours, willis, al
the whpper snapp.rs has access TO Hrs FxcElLEs-
CT, and rudely treated by master and mau. lii,
true the Acting President 10 a weak vain, vacilla.
ting creature, and maddened by ambition. vet. a, he
rre,en5s to be Virginia gentleman, I do hone. for
the honor Of the Old Dominion, that whe he .tru.s
on, the residue of his term he will on all occasions
IN the White House, conduct himself with dccency
and dignity. learn, from authentic source. that
Captain Tyler has been surrounded II suppose 90 no
OF them have followed hlm TO the Rip Raps) by a
st OF very bad mcn-a sort OF Kitchen Cabn,t,
Infinitely worse than the Old Hcro's Kitchen, and
they daily and hourly inslil the poison in his car.
Tho removal of Mr. Roberts was, unques,ionsbly,
brought about by such men, headed by the noto.
rious Tyson, whom the Senate rejected. Such fell
lowe ir1lence the miserable Captain in all remo-
walls, and how the members Of his real CaLine, can
continue in their places under tuch circumstances
cannot divine. Virginia must blush for her degene-
rate son, the Captain.
| But she will rever have cause TO blush for the
conduct OF her son Of Hanover--the noble, chival-
rc and lofty Clny-the bare mention of who's,
name fills the bosom Of every patriot with thrill
of Joy. Glad tidings relative to tho Western Luz
minary are waited on every breeze. Bunker Hill
and Faneuil Hall have spoken in favor OF this
Great Statesman, and at "quick step" follows GAL
liant and faithful New Jersey; and the ball vii! roll
on in triumph. Why DO not the Virginia wings
move in this glorious causel Ard why do they
not IN meeting, solemn'y pu, their vEro on tho
'ptain's Vetoes, accompanied by the seal of their
indignant disapprobation1 Ii they remain passive,
citizens Of distant States will suppose they approve
Of al the acts Of Captain Tyler. o. Pa.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-22

iEF It's said some fresh experiments in Phreno.
Magnetism were made few evenings since-vhieb
wers faures-to the satisfaction Of some who had
become converts Will OH Mosner enliebton ne
on the subject
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-22
REPORT ON MEsMERIsM,

AS isI regards the experiments 9th EmmA-nothay.
ing been present when those with Mr. Pepper per
med
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-22

FOR DISTRICT OF COLU0BIA-
Stf( The regular packet schr PENNSYLVANIA.
4fe Nobineon muster, having part 81 her cargo on.
. sigcd AMI will meet with dispatch. For balance Of
~ to '' W ''0Ne"S N""''
seq 100 WIN. RowLETT.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-22

IEtS Parson Fisk is mesmerizing in Norfolk.
He and old Mesmer rust shake hands and be
friends,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-22

JCT" The proprio,ors Of the Astor House give
weekly Soirees TO the inmates.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-22

Me,srs Luck * Pierce have sent u, ano,her new
Novel. entitled "Ths Conspirator," by Lady
for sale a, the Post Ofice.-Pr:ce 25 conts.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-22
PASSAGE 10 GERNANV

BROAD ROCK FALL RACES IsA2.
Jockey Club Pursc 600, three milo beats ontrsu<s
ENTRIES.
samue vaughn enters ehf by Priam, dam Arab years
i,hsp Puekelt enters Flint by May Day. out Of in
T4o Raya0O enters oh Count Robert, BY Pnsn, d,m
TIE sooyc are pretty much uutrIsJ, and OF course
good Race 10 expected
IT,. T. PUCKRrr
Ihe shsrse e., a. no gate VIII be follows Tor ovsry
shy description Coloured porsons 25e excent ssrriass
dgrers-ihcy will he eharredt,o same = whie man.
GUNS are requested 10 pay their tickets II The gsc OF
l1sy viii havo 10 pay nc same as other visitors 70 ~
10000 YARDS FALL CAIJCORS.
GREAT barraips n FAN and Winter C,iirors Tor sale
~ nc piece or y1d, NJ g. q, g. ~ re, and finer
mg1rnng sud half Mourning Caloscs at 81 and H. very
Furniture Calicocs At g, 10, i0e. and haer
s.Itn s wantn9 oahooes, viii find Them great barnns
so2l WI CHRISTIAN a co.'s
NEW BOOKS-SEPrEMBgR 22d
II ECElVED At Rsndolphs BOOKSTORE Treatise on the
diseases o. The Heart and great vessels and on The
u, sofih. Roys Medical socioty Of Edinburrb with
no,es ~ Q W Pennoch, y, ~ Phllsdepha.
Romantic biography of the sge ofRz,betb or sketcb..
o. we from ie bye ways Of history, hy no Bsne ctve
p, ,9 2. o'en sough edited by Taylor Of
dhc mano Fortune andother tales OF Mrs Gore 2 vols
ill,ioiy Of ihl United states by Emms Willard.
..,,,,.. ORANGES AND LEMONS.
r,c tlVE Dotcs Oranges q DO emon-, recoiv.
seq { ' 3 I,% S@s s sizsi 20 81 s5 Si'
100 PACKING BOXES.
w. hhsDpLPil hiss Tor sale a. 90 each, about 100
,l3 "3Acs' el tIHl. ss0
SUPERloR HAVANA CIGARS. = The SobscTjbeTs
- have 10 received lot Of superior Havana Cirars
"a " brand Also Congress Resals and Principe Cigars
50 q ALEX DuvAL q co.
"A d EUsTxCK SON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-22
Prom lie Raleigh (Nouh Csroina) Register.
VOTE FOR COVER NOR

Nash Is the only county now remaining to be heard
from, TO complies the returns of the Governors cleo
ton. Oar table, when lac, published, presented the
following result Vi.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-22
RrrcnIr, of the Enquirer, is tho doomed victim, Of

RircaIr, OF the Enquirer, is Tho doomed victim OF
universal ridleule.
From Marboroushs eyes the streams Of cottage now,
And swift IPired dIivcner and a show.
u his friends 10 not speedily dispel the vsgnres
81 his mind, he will become the object OF cupidity
10 some keeper OF a menagerie of coons. What
crowd he would draw. posted between a kangaroo
and painted mue-aud every now and then hear
The keeper cry out This, ladies' and gentle men, i,
the little animal called the Editor of tn Eoquir,r-
stir him up with long poe.-CLAY Banner.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-22

HARD CuRRtEcv.-The Loco Foe - have AWAY.
been hard money party. Their money is hard
every w'y-haTd to get, and hard TO get nd Of IL
Is hard Tor planter 10 make load OF cotton-hard
10 have TO haul ~ to market, perhaps one hundred
mlles-and hard 10 sell 1t when he gets it there IL
is hard to have TO Take Central money for the pro.
duce of his hard labor when il is ten per cent be-
low par. II is hard when he goes TO pay what he
owes some time after, to find ihidy per cent be-
low par. and no sign OF its getting better. This
KIND OF hard MONEY has been furnished in nbun.
dance by the Loco Focos in Mississppi Alabamn
Georga, and several other States; and il Martin
Van Buren, had been re elected, we would have had
general out-pourng of this hard currency all over
the Uned States
In ono sense at least, the Loco Focos have been
as good as their word. They have given us hard
currency. May fortune, with the same prefix 10
he. name, attend them ioS i..-Savan. Rspu6.
ave must return our thanks TO the President for
his decision in thwarting the schemes ofthe wnss,
The above pre,ious confess on is from the New
York Morning Post, quoted with appreciation by
the Richmond Enquirer and the other Locococo
prints.
We have copied it for the purpose of showing
The base injustice and meanncss Of those Editors,
IN thanking Mr. Tyler for having thw artedn all the
efforts OF the Wings 10 comply with their promises
TO make better time, al the same time that thew
abuse the Wings for failing to redeem their pIedge
TO that effect, by the passage Of certain measures
They admit f0r they aud him for it) tina, the Pee
sident has prerented the success Of Wing measures
and yet they have the hardihood to denounce the
wings for not doing what they thus declare the
Wings have teen prsUentsd from doing by Execu.
tive Interpolation ! Can meanness surpass thisl
Verify, consistency is a mystery.
DdnuiHe Repoyfsr.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-22

The Commit go declined making erpsriroen,. 4,
Phreno Meswersm because the subject sdItisd s' an
has hs'rd '0ms'bias Of PhrsnoloEy l-Rd. Wig,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-09-08
OBITUARY.

Died, in this county, on the sth of August last,
of congestve fever, Mr.. JOHN TYE. aged a
bout dd years, The deceased was good citizen
and kind neighbor, and may truly be called an
exrmplar in secular, as well as spiritual matters.
He lived daily in the enjoyment of tho love OF
God, and consequently was pillar in the church
Of Christ A few days before his death, while
surrounded by many of his friends and neighbors,
he appeared to get happy in the Lord, and 10
shout his praises, giving us at the same time an
undoubted evidence of his acceptance with God.
Nearly all his family was sick at the same Time,
and about a week before his death. ono Of his
daughters. aged about Is years died. II was trn-
" tune Of sore affection and called for tie sym.
pathies and aid of all around. and am happy to
say was withheld by none. Thus has died a man
greatly loved and esteemed by all, and the vacu-
um occasioned by his death fear will not soon,
if ever, be filled. Blessed the dead that die
in the Lord, yea saith the spirit, they rest from
their labors and their works do follow them. Let
mo die the death of the righteous and let my last
end be like his Communicated.
The Jeflcrsonian requested TO copy
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-09-08
AN APT ILLUSTRATION.

The Washington correspondent oil the
Richmond Wing gives the following apt
illustration of John Tyler: "Therc IS no
sensible image that can illustrate the Pre-
sident himself, save onc--an ass upon a
railroad who though warned by the wh'z
Of steam, and the cries and curses OF eve
nv body in the cars, scarcely prcks up his
ears. swears that he'll munich the tut OF
weeds he has found there, that the place
was made for his diversion, that ne IS MN,
self the foremost object in CREATION ana
that, in short, it is against his dignity ana
his conscience TO bulge one inch. on
comes the laundering locomotive, the DON
key gets every bone in his body broken
bat the whole train is perhaps thrown OIL
the track and smashed with the loss o. !.
many better lives than that OF the Jackass'
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-09-08
!. IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.

The Savannah Republican states TINT
John l.. Dorsey, Esq. bearer Of dispatches
from Mexico to our Government had ar
rived in that city. The Dispatches are
said to be very important and in relation
10 our difficulties with Mexico. When
Mr.. d. left, great excitement prevailed
towards the Government Of the u. States.
4 proclamation was issued the day before
his departure of a very inflamma,ory char
acter calling upon the citizens TO unite and
resist the aggressons Of The U. States,
denouncing our citizens as thieves, robbers
and scoundrels, who are DESTROYS Of over
throwing their religion, plunderipg their
churches, and prostiiuting their wives
The letter from Mr.. Webster had not been
received, and Mr.. d. says, that from the
hostility Of the officers of the government
to the American citizens in that country,
he would not be surprised, upon the recep-
ton of the letter, if the government should
expel them.
Mexico has sent Ministers to all the
South American Republics soliciting sue
cor. They say that the U. States would
conquer Mexico and unless you enable US
to resist such aggressions as may be per-
petraied by the U. States, she will embrace
in her mighty grasp, the whole of the
Southern Continent. Colombia has agreed
to furnish 1000 men and more pecuniary
aid.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-09-08
the MYSTERIOUS CIRCULAR.

The rumor that Mr.. Pickens had written
Circular, addressed to prominent Locos
throughout the country-supposed TO he
favorable 10 Mr.. Calhoun's pretentions--
has been for some time current at WASH
ington. The guarded and confidential
manner in which the circular is said to
have been distributed, taken in connexon
with its supposed contents, has created
much anxiety in the public 10 know more
about it. This curiosity, however, has not
yet been graiifed-but if we are not mis-
taken, not msch time will elapse before it
will be. A copy has fallen into unsafe
hands, and we find in an exchange paper
an extract from il, which is as follows:
GAS much as we may respect Mr.. Van Buren,.
yel his name, If rallied on again, would awake
all the bitter preiudices that were enlisted in the
conflict. The personal pride Of hundreds and
thousands would be inclined TO revolt under the
sneers of those who would artfully reproach
them for their want Of consistency. We would
be forced back, TO great extent upon the old
position Of 1910. IL would show more wisdom
and policy in 10 take the present issues, fore
ing the federalists upon their measures and thus
compel them to fight on the defensive. Going
into the contest under such circumstances. VIZ
could then spread out the glorious banner Of tho
Constitution, with monopolies TO nonc free trade
aud equal rights to all, beaming and flashing over
its broad lolds-and you would soon the bea-
con fires Of deceived and indignant people KIN
died over thousand hills throughout this wide
spread land whilst it would not be long before
the shouts Of victory would proclaim TO the world
that the Goths and Fandals were driven from tho
temple of our liberties, and that the republic was
once more safe.
" Now The great question is who can embody
our principles Who shall bottle standard bear.
or of tho republican party in this great contest
Who will lead on our strength with the most
power
1--WE have one man eminently qualified for
gushed serviccs-his thorough knowledge OF
our system of Goverament-h SPLENDID genius
und spoloss character-all make John q. Cal
houn man suited for this conflict"
The Enquirer probably not having
been trusted with oopy-dcnies thai any.
such document has been written. But
their can be no doubt Of the fact, after see.
ing this extract. The ear-marks cannot
be mistaken. There is no such master Of
the mock heroic in these states as Mr..
Pckcns--and in these few paragraphs,
the skill Of the author in that line Of COM
position is amply dcmonstraicd.--Rich.
mond Wig.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-09-08
rnr R1cuEsT LoKE YET.

Tho y. y. Tribune says Our friend
Robert Tyler, son and Private Secretary
&C the President, was here 4 few days
since, very deeply engaged in Political
arrangements and negotiations. In one
of his conferences with certain Loco fo'
co managers, he innocently and modestly
observed that his father uoDid submit hts
claims for re election 10 a Democratic Nd
tional Conreatioa. The kinderhookers
screwed their faces into an agonizng So
lemnjty during the brief remainder OF the
conference, but the way they gufiawed as
soon as they got out Of sight was positive
IL dangerous. Happily, no blood-vessel;
exploded