Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-09-22
From the Tallahassee Floridian.

We have been furnished for pub'ca-
'on with the following interesting ex-
tract from letter dated Washinsto ton.
sns. 25th. 1912, addressed to gentle
'nan of this place. 1t shows that the
interests Of tie Stockholders, as we'll as
the interests OF the country, and its hon
or and credit. demand the action OF the
next Legislature to put the banks in pro-
.ress uf settlement. This part af the bu-
,ness should not be left TO Congress.
who may disregard the welfare and pros
perlty Of the people of Florida, as here
tofpre:
"Vau will see BY the papers that the
House of Representatives. on the 22d in
slant. again considered the Tariff bill.
and after striking ont the 9th section.
(Which continued the Distribution .act.l
passed it by Il vote efl05 to los. Mr.
Calhoun declares this bill to be more
oppressive than the odious bill Of abom-
nations Of 1923. which South Carolina
nuIl,Iied. The average of the tax laid
on aii imported articles is IS cents on he
dollar. and these regarded Of necessity al
'he South. rea. Coffee. Salt, Iron and
Cation Ba.ging. are heavily assessed =
The bill praposes to raise tnirtv two III t.
IONS ne dollars. but so.ne SAY 1T is 5, t. :
senljailv a Tariff for pr,te ton. and 50
nrohihinnrv will he us effects. that ii viii
'ecreaSe 'inpartatlons, and not more than
twelve millions will De raised. This is
lbe talk If The Yanlsss snsnnf "rsrs
Whpthprthe bill will pass the Senate is
doubtful II t does the President will
..n it, This will nat reconcile him to
'he CLAY Wings There is an #impassa-
Die cuff between him and them. With
aut the 9th section many Wings are a.
.aInst the bill.
This Tariff. if mistake not. will a.
ROUSE; Il feeling in the South like that wit
messed in 81. 50 and 'SS, and / have
40 Doubt if the distribution clause bad
besn left in. at leastR2 States would
aave forthwith demanded its repeal -
In tax the people heavily is an unique
mode CT relief. The original Wing par
" Is ,hiyereti to atoMs. The fragments
IRE very violent against each other
Clay. Won may rely on it. will not be
thplr candidate. He will in a few months
he w',hdrswn as unavailable, aud Scott
substituted.
$50
Fee T'a1s.-We commend the follow :.
ing pi'hv apothesm of DIR. franklin to
nur npishb ar of the Wing who seems to
~ .ieclird!v hydrophical on the sub jeci
# Free Trade.
:. Trad and III mufac,urers. Suppose
county, I. with three manufacturers
Is c'ot,. siM, aad iron, supplying three
,'her countries. A. B, c, but is DESTROYS
f increasing the rent and raising the
nir Of cloth 10 faver Of her own cloth
jrip..
4. o,der.to. do th4s she forbids the i'm
.noft.ton Of foreign cloth from A.
A in return. forbids silk from 3.
Then the silk growers complain of a
iecav of trade.
And x, to content them, forbds silks
FROM b.
3. in return, forbids iron-ware from
Then the ron-wo,kers complain of de-
cav.
c in return forbis cloth from \.
What is GOT by all these prohibitions |!
AIS I'LL fowf,d their COMMON stock
oftie eaioYmeats aud conuenlences Of flfe
diminished" - Nash Union.
-aSa-
The st. Louis Bulletin Of 50th ult.
avs 80. There are several islands in
the Mississippi river. between the States
of Arkansas and Mississippi, which have
been long noted as harbors for the despe-
rate villains which infest the Southern
country. Not unfreqaently has it hap
nene,l that boats loaded with produce have
been decoyed to the shore, their crews
murdered, and the boats sunk to prevent
detection. The Anawan on her passage
m from N. O., observed, as she passed
Manigomery's point. dead bodies float
ing by. They were evidently murdered.
rs large and CHASTITY wounds were seen
npon their bodies. They were SO often
sive that they were not taken up. These
men were doubtless the victims OF the