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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-06-30

MI. o,., ,,,. ,t,.,,i,o .,.,anon,. communicated
,t". -, ~ Wv ~ t'' rs Is I'aii'n,,a ,,,,"r J,, ;,
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JOHNSTON, Jhi' ~, lci2'
Mn. CHARLES DYER, Jr.
MY Dear Sr-h our communication ol yer'erhy ask
it, my opihion al Dr. Siarhwtathcrs Itpntlc EHNir,
has boon received ihis morning In rerly VIII Inform
You thai my confidence III patent medirn'S generally
Is not very inierng. have had too nluch reason to
believe That unprnciIed men VIII oeh palm upon Their
rilnw'cthcns their useless " not dangerous hosIruhs
for the sake ui gam, the Use ot which hkes mp that i'm
portnnt mud critical period Of time without producing
any good elect when otherwise perhaps proper rene
dies wogi have been used, aud much suffering ana dis
ress prevented For ihni reason hayc not used tem
feeling myself aud family To he much safer under the di
reciions = my family physicians; hut having been ht
ncled i"r the last sN Years with di'raies III the side
aud chest uncomfortable and often distressing, pa Il
aud somewhat alarming, und RON which ] could get
only temporary rcci, very fortunately noticed Your
advertisement 0l the medicine IN question.
had been school-boy with Dr. Starkwrather, aud
hnd with him long aud intimate acquaintance when
we were Young men, aud from my knowledge OF him /
thought him incapable OF practising deception an any
,ep",c IHr, I"" ny ' "'e h"" o''''' h!''" It"
need not therefore, say To you that consider il Of
great value J certainly think lis discovery OF great
ri m G~t, ho'tIe ,oct covc me m,ch relief vhc,
regularly progressed until had taken six bottles when
Discontinued H. having, thank G9h no iurlhcr use Tor
" ~ p''""'' Ynur % oh't and humble serysni.
SAMUEL w. KING.
This ccrtifcs lhat nr l2 years was afflicted with
sickness aud during this time applied to nunlbar Of
,h" o,y ncr","cu Lrn,G, ~. my e"nr1ana, con-.
ini,d to increase upon me-
Ie describe all NY ~ feelings would be "u. OF my
p"mir "% % no nrl M"' ,sLiuS G,oS ui
hca,, rccms IN ny head amos, amounting stupidity
n9hnrs m % my limbs cHmlI @ &c, m"rcrrsns sItsp n, NY
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IL Ia u IL w III II IL
MT 5. GRAHAM.
Ilcave, mighty ocean, heave,
Aud blow, thou boisicrous wind;
Onward we swiftly glide, aud leave
Our home and friends behind.
Away, away we steer,
Upon the oceans breast;
Aud dim the distant heights appear,
Like clouds along the west.
There is loneliness
Upon the mighty deep;
And hurried thoughts npon us press,
As onwardly we sweep.
Our home-O, heavens-,hat word
A name without thing
We are cen MS "A lonely bird,
Whose home is on the wing.
NV wife and little one
Are with me as go;
And they are all, beneath the sun,
have ofwoal or wo.
With them, upon the sea
Or land, where roam,
Ny all on earth is still with me,
And am still ut home.
lfcavr, mighty ocean, hchvc,
And blow, thou bosicrous wind
Where er we go, we cannot leave
Oar home aud friends behind.
Then come, my lovely bride,
And come, my child ofwo;
Since we have nuligiIt on earth beside,
What matters whore we go!
We heed not earthly powers,
We heed not wind nor weather;
For, como what will, This joy is ours
We share it still together.
Aud if the storms are wild,
And we perish iu the sea,
We II clasp each other and oar child
One grave shall hold the three;
Ard neither shall remain
To meet, and bear alone,
The cares, the injuries, tho pain,
That we, my love, have known.
A nd there's swccter Joy,
Wherever we may be:
Danger nor death can Ger destroy
Our trust, o God, in thee.
Then wherefore should we grievc,
Or what have we TO irar'
Though home, aud friends, aud life we leave
Our God is ever near.
II lie who made all things,
Aud rules them, Is our own,
Then every grief and trial brings
Us nearer to his throne.
Then come, my gentle bride,
And come, my.child oflove;
What if we've uonght on earth beside
Our portion is above
Sweep, mighty ocean, sweep;
le winds, blow foul or fair;
Our God is with MS on the deep,
Our homc is every where.
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REMOVAL.

M RS. Eddy has taken her former resi-
A'A dcncc next north of the Perry Cotton
Factory, where she offers for sale DR.. Jayne's
and DIR. kelly's celebrated medicines, The In.
dian Purgatvc Pills, llygean &c. also as
usual variety of Fancy articles.
Caps and Bonncts made To order as above.
Newport, Nov IL, 1871.
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Auction and Commission Store.

TaNIlE subscriber would respectfully inform
~ his friends and the public generally, that
M. 81, Thames ST., directly opposite the
Post Office, which j. one of the best stands
in Newport lie will attend To the sale of
goods IN any part of tho town on liberal terms
Also, on hand, Bcdstcads, Chairs, Tables,
Stoves, and variety of other Goods, generally
found in an Auction Room
JEREMIAH GOODSPEED.
NcwpOrt Oct 2I ISIJ
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Dr. Van g2c,InOnrs Lotion
For hc cure Of Frechies, jSun-Jun,
Moth, Pimpies, Of erery desc'ip-
HOn

This celebrated Lotion has been in uniyersa
favor for the last i've years by the Frcnch. Eng
lish and Italian ladies and its high reputation
has induced tho proprietor TO place II before ih'
public for the benefit Of those who suffer ih,
pain and modification Of rough and chaio'
shin, rreckles, Moth, aud other diseases pro
duced, from an unhealthy circulation of th'
blood through the minute vessels Of the skin
upon the face, Sc. None genuine without th'
signature Of The proprietor. r'lce : 90.
r. J. TAYLOR, sole Agent, Newport
Aus. 10.
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MYSTERIOUS.

! A gentleman belonging TO one Of tho most
ancient and wealthy families Of this city, who
Iaa'l be we'll known to numerous friends, ha.ing
since the year lsiS up TO recently, been bent
nearly double, aud for several cars confined 10
his bed. has been restored TO good health has
rcgainrd his naturol erect position aud has
quilted his cafriage, and now walks with ease
We believe this is the gcntlcman's own dcscrp.
ton near as possible, and there il no oXag
gcralion IN 1t. Wcwil give nqurc,s h. address
aud doubt not hiS humane feelings will excuse
The liberty: 30 that any one doubting may kH0,r
these lacts- though lac requests his name ua,
not appear IN print Among other similar in.
stances, Mr James q. Reynolds, IA Christie
street, has been restored aud will give personal
assurance of The facts of his case. Both were
and contracted cords aud sincws 90
How has tbs been done
.fRstr,y.--By The mijqn T,gciabic Eirir.
internally, aud Houes' .N,Jrs amt lame LAM.
mint externally. " > H'yoh, Jan 90. isiL
Sold oHiy by Comtcck n Co. ~ Maiden
Iano, New York. and by x. J. TAYLOR,
sOIe Agent Tor Newport, L. I. [.nPlJO
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-06-30

Security TO he Patrons Of Brandreih's Pills
NEW LABELS.

d
NEW Labels.
srJa The .New Labels on a Single
Boz Of The Gen':ine Brandrcih's
Pills, contain
\ ,UJs sos 8 LETTER RS!!!n!
\ ~ In consequence Of the great variety
OF Counterfeit Labels Of pretended Bran
dreih's Pills, and which, in many instances,
SO nearly resembles in outward appearance
the genuine of The old style, as often to de
ceive the unwary. Doctor Brandrelh, acting
under a sense Of duty TO the public, has en-
ploycd those celebrated artists Alessrs. Per
kins and Durand, who have succeeded in
producing, OF great cost, three New Labels.
from steel, Of extreme difficulty of execution.
and Of so complicated a nature, as to amount
to an imposslbiiy of imitation, being con.
sidcrcd by judges master piece in the art
Of engraving.
The Border Of the top, and also Of The un
der labc is conpot ed of the most elaborate
and chas,c patterns of lace work. To crown
the CLIMAX OF these beautiful labels, the pa
per upon which they are prated is previously
printed with Red Ink, after design so OK
quisilc and minute as to d.ly competition ::
the top and the under label each contain
the words " BENJAMIN BRANDRETll'S
PILLS." written in red ink nearly two hun.
drcd ilnes-the top aud under Label con
tanning, therefore, upwards Of five thousand
letters
There is also upon the top, the under, and
the side label, two signatures Of DIR. Bran.
broth one being his regular signature, thus
B. Brandreih and The other, his full sig
nature, ibus-Benj jamln Brandrelh; both be
ing fac SMILES OF the writing of DR.. bran.
drelh, to initiate which is forgery
The Brandreth Pills having these labels
upon them, can be relied upon as The true
and genuine.
DR.. Brandreih's Principal Office, 24I;
Broadway, N. Y.
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HERALD OF THE TIMES.


HAVE just received from Boston great
- variety Of Broadclolhs, Cassimeres. Vest
ings and thin slulfs, which they offer for sae
low, for cash or approved credit, a, No. lOS.
Thames street. Aprl n.
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JUST RECEIVED
FROM NEW YORK.
May 10.

Pease's, Cough Candy.
Jackson's, Wislar's and Shcr- Tho
mans Cough l.ozcngrs.
Aliens BaIsam Of llorehound
and Livcrwori, for coughs &c. most popula
NJ. N. Gardeners BaIsam Of
livorwort, for do.
Jayne's Indian Expectorant, COUGH
for do.
Burlcr's Vegetable Indian Spe-
cifc for do Medicines
AEderson's Cough Drops.
Dr. Lees Compound Gabanum Plaster, Cor
pain in the back, breast, side, &C., price l2a
cents
Shcrman's Poor Mans Plaster.
DR. Badcdus, " hitin's aud Wells Strength
ening Plastcrs.
Sherman's Worm Lozenges.
Jaync's Vermifuge, or Worm Destroyer.
Swam's Vcrmiluge, do. do.
English Red aud Black Ink, (superior.)
Kidder's, Edcs' and Payson's Indelible Ink.
Wards Macassar, Buffalo, For the prcser-
and Bears Oil. vation, growth
Jayne's Hair Tonic. and resiuraiion
Cldridge's Balm Of Colum- Of the
bia. HAIR
Double distilled Rose Water } For aavor.
Essence or Rose, ing jces, ,sau-
Extract Of Lemon, ces pastry sc
Oriental Pearl Powder, Far cleansing the
nd skin, aud improv-
Pcrfumed Cosmetic Balls, ing the com,
Milk of Roses, sc. plexion.
Cologae, Lavender, aud Orangc-rlowes
Water, &c. sc. &c.
Also, SUPPLY OF FINE
Spanish Lecches,
FOR SALE by
n. r. II a Z a z D,
Sign of the Golden Mortar, near the State
House, Newport, Il. !. [Jan. 20.
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Fancy Cdssimeyes.

E1RENClI and English single millcd Fan
cy Cassimcres of superior quality, al
very low prices this day opened ~
isaac GOUID & SOW
Apttl %. I16 IhaBrs STREET
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LOASRAHNE'S PILLS.

II OR I'EGETA BILE U.NTPERSdL
.MEDICLN'E CURATIPE,
Ofhe French Cohtge Of Health, m Paris
TnNiIE CAUSE OF DISEASES. s.-Ncary all
| n classes Of Discusses are now admitted 10 be
caused by Instructions in the System, which fill
The Blood with Impurities, and pre,ent the rcgu-
lar aud wholesome operations OF the animal
FUNCTIONS
! iEF' This state Of the System is Disease,
which is manifested III variety of forms, more
or less malignant in their character.
TO restore the System 10 a state of HEALTH,
It Is only necessary 10 remove the cause Of dis.
ease, and the end is accomplished
LORR.lLVE'S PILLS!i!!
are allowed by the thousands who have used
them, TO be the bes, purgative medicine in ex-
islence Bccausc they not only remove all OH
slructons, and purge the system Of lis inpur-
ties, but because they strengthen and give pro-
per tone to the stomach and produce healthy
action Of all the parts. Besides, they are 50
mild and gentle in their operations 10 render
them at all times a perfectly safe and desirable
remedy
TO those who desire Health, the following
Certificates and Cases are submitted:
Dear Sir-I hereby certify that have been
afflicted for years with II nervous disease, at
tended with constant pain in the breast, side
and stomach, loss Of appetite, sickness at the
stomach, dizziness in the head pain in the siom-
ach after eating, and my bowels were weak
and irregular. Having had advice Of various
physicians during this long period, and taken
Brandreih's Pills, the Indian Purgative Pills,
Pease's Candy. and various other remedies,
which produced only temporary relief, | fortu-
naicly in May last was favored with box OF
LORRALVE'S I'EGETABLE Pills.
I used them-my strength rapidly increased,
my countenancc and pad cheek returned 10
their former and natural color, and at present !
enjoy perfect health.
With respect, yours, &c.,
JONES SKIES.
Hartford, Con. July !, 1871.
Mn. BRowN Of Vermont, visited Boston last
fall, intending to 90 South in hopes Of miliga-
ting a severe cough and pulmonary complaint
that had afflicted him for years. lie had tried
Brandreih's Pills, Indian Purgativc Pills, Pease' 5
Candy, and every other popular medicine, with
out relief. lie heard Of The wonderful cues
lLORRALNE'S pills had accomplished
lie bought IA box Of them--tbey Immediately az
forded him great relief, and in three weeks re-
stored him 10 perfect health.
.sG@ Dyspepsia and Constipation cured !
Sir-For two years | was subject to that
peace destroying disease, DYSPEPSIA, and its
acconipanimcnts, obstinate CONSTIPATION
of The Bowels, Flatulency, Pain in The side and
stomach, sickness in The head, &c.. and used
medicine until began TO think there was no
help for me had little faith in Published
Remedies" " until called on some of those who
had been cured by the above medicine, which
induced me TO give il trial. ! procured the
medicine and used il for three weeks, when my
health was restored.
WIN. CLARKE, Pillsbarg City.
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For Summer Complaint.
SIIERMAN'S
CRETACEoUs LoZENGEs,

4 RE nm excellent substitute for The craia
"a ccons, or chalk mixture commonly sold
IN The shnp'. They are pleasant to tic taste
md two or three taken occasionally, will euro
icariburn and acldity Of the stomach. Chill.
lrch troubled with summer complaint. vii,
ind great rcllci from taking hcm. Sold ny
lSept. . II. TAYLOR.
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Pure Extract Of SarsapariIIa,

ElPEPARED hy WIN. BROWN. Chemist.
No. lcI Washington street, Boston,
thus Is an cnlire new preparation of Sarsa
parila. without beng reduced by the addl.
',rn of sugar. tn iurn syrup. ms il - known
hy all that ihlS very much reduces the ex.
tract. 1t j. prepared by new steam appara.
ins. that procurcs th" sircBath without evapo
ration. II lsihr uulv preparation now IN usc.
That our phy-irians urg be- nirdc acquainted
with iis mode uf manularturc. a pamphlet
h,s been Published aud sent io the physi.
clan- that they may know lts qunli'ies. For
The past year u has been extensively recon
m"nded hv them iur pmilying the blood. 30.
moving all hnmors, Diseases ni the skin. cradl.
eating mcrcurl,l effects from w" system.
ulrrrs &c " is also extensively used for
The fhrutnsiI-m.
For sale by u ! TAYLOR. Druggist.
Iis. Thames su,oi, Newport, X. |.
June ..
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LIVER COMPLAINTS,
Ind all Sickness and Diseases.
ID IL. LIN'S
Temperance Life Biltcrs,
CHINESE BLOOD-PILLS.

urgo-purre--purge- been the cry for the last
lew years. his has hecn efe,tuaIly tfied aud yet
sufferers have multipliod-ani died aud why? Not
because Uurging was not necessary, hut too much s
hecn done-w itlot the tonic To follow, aud sustain
the system. Purge, you must The sickly huiofs of
them prevented. Prevent, then, the growth oi such
humurS.
hy do the chinese live Ia such immense ages, n nd
st rct.'tn The powers of youth or middle age Ic
rarscihcy ntN the blood. The CHiNEsE Bioop PfLLs
- sU called b' cause they work up'n aud cleanse the
u; aud the TCmW fanre BiteTs, taken rs directed,
will strengthen he sysem and prevent the accumuli-
lion at The b - huugTs whirh IDiest the blood and
Whirh Only nciease hy pHrreS, unless the bittefs
taken after. Iuy then, these pills aud bitefs Take
weekly the pills, and daily the btters, aud " you
or have been invali fer day, weeks, months or
wears, YOU will dnd the sicky bumors. aud prevented
rnpdly utbr Ul blooming glow of hrR IN aud youth
~ huuyanry.
There atr clscs 80 numerous of these brilliant er
fects that iic aud space fbil attempt put them
down. rny aud use these ~" iCbcs and UsF ~ o1H.
a. md health strength shalt yours. zee vrap
per and difcCt'uns that come with them.
FRAUDULENT CuuNTELfElTs
viii be aurmptcd Buy No remedy of the Mind unless
n have my nIsir--O.C g, LIN. ", D--on the wtappct
aud also lie notice NJ iollows;-
"Enicfed acrording 10 Vet or Congress, A. n. 1871.
ny 1H0s. CosNEt, ~ the tleTk's Ohrr ~ the uiati
Cour uf The ncd latcs fof the Southern D-itictnr
New York."
Warranted the only Genuine.
Messfs Consro,N 4 Co., New Yark are the = Ie
wholesale accents fur hc VI ed Stiies aud nil n. gh
br'ius rounirics. Sold by u. J. TANLOR spie Ne,ni
NcNp"it, !. Scd. ~.
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DR.. Jayncs' Medicines.

4 n assortment of DR.. Jaynes' Medicines
"A just received from Philadelphla, and for
sale Wholesale and retail by DR.. r. Il. ilAZ-
ARD. at the sign of the Golden Mortar,
square, Newport, Il. |.
March L.
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TO THE Old g. YOUNG.
H0! YE RED HEADS AND GRAY!
Phenomenon IN Chemistry.
East India Hair Dyc.

Colors The Hair and not Me Skin -!
This Dye is in form of powder which may in
plain matter Of fact he applied TO the hair
over night, the first night turning ihe liahtes,
red or gray hair to n dark brown, and by re-
peatng second or third night. to jet black.
Any person may, therefore, with the least pos
sible trouble, keep his hair any dark shade or al
perfect black; with positive assurance that
the powder, f applied TO the skin, uU not
color II. There is no trouble IN rtmoring a.
from the hair, as IN all porders before mute.
By an occasional application, a person turning
gray will never be known to have gray hair !
Directions complete with the article, There is
40 coioring in this statement, as one can easily
test.
III" These facts are warranted By The gen
Hemon Uho manufactures IL, uho is The ceie-
brated chemist, Dr. Comstoek. author Of Conn
stock's Chemistry, Phaosophy, and many
other mOrks neN kaoWn and UideIy circuia
TED by The pubhc.
This dye is sold only by Comsiock g. Co. II
Maiden Lane, New York, and Il. j. TAYLOR,
Sole Agen. for Newport, Il. !. Sept. 80.
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ElLUF. rlack. md Red Inks, oi a superior
A' quality; FOR sale at Wholesale and rcia'l
X. J. TAYLOR.
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NICE.

ssst 'ier,,s pfine Rite iu., iccey,d ast Tor sale
- - Ny L., .. a w. NLwtOS
Apul q
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CONSUMPTION!

Lorrane's Pills have proved blessing in
that dreadful disease, Consumption the most
miraculous cures have been performed by these
pills, and even after having been given up by
some Of the best physicians in the country.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-06-30
CERTIFICATES.

II. J. Taylor, Newport, u. ].
llS Thames street,
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Please read the following statements communicated
TO the undersigned by HIS ENcellrncy under date cf
JOHNSTON, Jan. 20, l6i2.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-05-30

the State requires, certainly is far less objection.
able than most we have been accustomed TO re-
ceive from that quarter.
II any thing less than this 10 intended, am per-
suaded that nothing will he accomplished in the
way OF an adjustment II it is TO be suid rs has
been sad that the treaty line is imprdcticaLie aud
therefore, new line must necessarily he agreed
upon-or that the case is SO involved in doubt
and difficulty that the only way of resolving it is
by "splitting the difference" and dividing the
territory in some agreed proportions, such propo-
sitionsr II not regarded absolutely insulting,
would not, attn confident, be favorably listened
TO by single citizen Of The State. The treaty line
we know TO he II practicable one--our claim 10
the whole territory embraced within that line we
know TO he just-nnd after the course that has
been pursued in regard 10 il, we have a convic-
ton not TO he shaken that we could not honorabiy
relnqnsh part TO obtain an undisputed right to
the remainder. But if Great Britain is prepared
10 substantially yield the point oftite, and offer us
fair equivalent in other territory, privileges of
navigation, &c. for portion of this territory, as
am at present disposed to believe, do not see
why this vexed question may not thus be put
forever at rest And il is difficult TO perceive how
Maine, in thus consulting her interest, would COM
promii her honor"
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FACTS FOR WIG ABoLlTioNlsTs.

FACTS FOR WIG ABOLlTiONlSTS.
The call Tor third party convention reminds
us OF three facts, which " hig obotionsrs should
remembers
First-TIat on all questions arising in Congress,
the Wing members Of the free states, with two or
three exceptions vote against slavery.
Second-1hat on these same questions, the loco
foco members from the free states, with about the
same number of exceptions, vote for slavery.
Ihird-Thal the effect OF third purity ism, thus
far, in The free states, has been altogether 70: the
advantage of locofocoism and against the Wings.
Remember the late elections in Maine, New York,
Connecticut, and New Hampshire.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-05-30
THE BOUNDARY QUESTION.

The Legislature of the State of Maine, met in
extra session, OH the subject of The Boundary
Question, and las appointed a Joint Committee,
by whom it has agreed to recommend the an
pointment of Commissioners tcith full p0,vers, TO
manage the negotiation Oh the part of the State
Mr.. Webster's letter TO the Executive of Maine.
was communicated to the Legislature with a mes
sage-and Governor Fairfield, after announcing
the appointment of the special Embassy from
Great Britain with full pow ers TO treat on this sub.
iect, and after making known the invitation given
by The National Government TO the State of Maine.
to cooperate in this negotiation, makes the fol-
lowing remarks Oh this subject:
"'rhe question presented to your consideration
is not a partu question, but is, emphatcally. a
Stale ques,ion-one in which the whole people
are interested, and on which their opinions and
wishes should be truly reflected The subject of
the boundary has ever appeared 10 me 10 consti-
tute u common ground from which party policy
and party stri!es should be sedulously excluded.
and on which no other contention or rivalry
should be witnessed than that which naturally
springs from an ardent zeal i'm the cause of the
State Tint the question Immediately belore yo,
10 no, free from en,b,r,oss,,,an, mi ,i;Gic,; -
manifest. and il is equally clenr tbat a calm dis
passionate consideration only. can lead IN snIs.
factory results.
When we regard tho cleorness of our title To
the territory in con,royersy-,be frivolous and
unlounded pretensions of the British clnm.-lhe
long and yexatious DELAY thai has been desipnedly
effected-,he freanen, Invasion and occupation Of
our territory-lhe devastation or our fores,s-,he
arrest and imurisonment of our ci,izens-therc il
danger that an honest Indignation NAV lead MS TO
overlook many i,pportant considerations necessary
10 discreet and sound decision.
II is due therefore 10 the subect that we view
it in other lights. One alternative now con,em.
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