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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-15
VA STONLNGTON, DAILY,


Ahl Express Fereign Letter. and General Forward
ing Ofice-Packsges Of all kinds, sample goods,
specie, and bank notes will be rec ,,ved and for
sed 6y EXPRESS TO and from the following pi lces:-
Iron Boston Liverpool London, Manchester, Bmipg
IN and Leeds Eng Dublin and Cork reiand Glasgow and
dTs1oSk scsdand Paris and Hayre France and from Bos
- 10 Proydence New York Philadelphia and from Troy
end Albany having recently made arrangements with the Fec
ples Line To that effect - =,
Drafs Notes Bills Or Accepsnces and the purchasing Of
eeo ever DESCRIPTION. transient business Of any kind
which they undertake promptly. -
Letter Bags will kept their Boston New York Pha
tepha and Albany eces for Cunsrds Royal Mail Line Of
ctesm shps; Also the Great Western and the san
- packets from New York
fXKE NOT1CE-Packayes sent to either Office for Eng
land or AZ other place, letters
NIB An goods must be marked HARNDEN CO, who
are alone responsible for the loss Injury of articles
or can any be attached the B. and s. Railroads.
cleaners crates may he transported
hem or their contents at any Tune =.
K.sIEEscEs- Ms.srg Fletcher, Alexander Co., Liver.
poo and London: Wecs Co., Bankers, Paris, France;
Thomas Curtis, Esq, Boston; CSodhue Coz New York;
Gerry Hart, Philadelphia and Thomas w Olcott, Esd,
Albany. - n, .
banv: a. south Third .et. Philadelphia ~ Church street
Lrver?col Court street. Boston, Uhion Buildings Prov
duce.
iyas HARNDEN & co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-15

NEARLY A CoYFLAeRArIoN. few nights ago the
Bowery Theatre caught fire, and came near going
by the beard third time. The audience rushed
out in terrible state Of alarm.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-15
NOZZLE RACES Third day-Jockey Club Purse
$3.50, Tive Mile Heats.

Thomas Watson's b. m. Maria Collier, years
old, by Collier, dam Gallatin, l07 lbs II
J. 8. Garrisons b. Charming Molly, years
old, bt imported Shakespeare. Idsm by Mon.
sieur Tonson 80 lbs.
II. Clarkson's s. f. Lefty Floyd, years old, by
imported Rowtsn, dam Palmetto, 81 lbs. dis
Time 4 I'd 81 Is
Fourth Day--Jockey Club Purse $1,000, -Four Mile
Hests-S200 TO the second horse.
d. Myers b, h. Lord Of Lorn, years old, by
Argyle, out of the Duck Filly by Virgnian,
40 pounds-9ilpatrick, l
Gen. I. b. SCOTS b. C.. Olympus, years old.
by imported Luzborough, out Of Eudora BY
Pscolet, 100 lbs.
T. watsons b. c. Aroo stook, 4 years old BY
Wheeling Randolph, dam by imported En-
voy, 100 lbs
II. w. Witheris CHI. c. Castro. years OH, Ny .
imported Consul, dam Bertrand, as
Time I9-S ~.
Fifth Day-Jockey Club Purse SIoo-Ihree Mile
Heats goo TO the second horse.
y Jobnson,s oh. Msrtha Carter, years old
bv bertrand on, of s0ly Nay Tor, % lbs
I q Gsrrison,s b. f. Liz Hewitt. years old by
Ivanhoe by virginsn, out Of Princess Abn
nv Monsieur Tonson, 50 lbs
Jobn p Browns b. c. Tom Day years old, by
bertrand out Of sally Melville by Virginisn,
iOI lbs lbs over, dis
Time lO-G l0-6 u.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-15

SUDDEN RISE IN THE ONO RIvrR.-Thc Cincin-
matt Republican states that the Ohio River took
sudden rise on the morning OF the 7h inst. and be-
tore dark had risen ten feet TAe rise was un
expected that much damage was done to property
ON The landing. on both sides of the river. Out OF
500 barrels of salt that had been recently landed at
The foot of Main street, upwards of 100 were wash
ed away. The loss TO The lumbcrmen has sheen very
severe. Ii is estimated that not less than l00, 900
feel of lumber have been washed away, there hav-
ioe been immense quantities all along shore, from
Walnut street TO Mill Creek The loss of property
ON the Covineton side is also very LARGE comprising
about 100 barrels OF pork, 600 kegs OF lard, and q
hhds tobacco.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-15
Court Of Common Pleas.
Before Judge Ulshoeffer.

Bonjamin Hutchinson VS. Nathaniai Jacksoa. The
plaintiff is carman. On the 10th May last he was
driving through Nassau street at slow rate, when
down Fulton-street, on its way to the ferry the
plaintiff stopped his horse, but the wheel Of the
coach went over its fore feet, by which the etlsck
joint Of one Of them was broken and the animal
soon afterwards died. The present action is for
value judgement for plaintiff, Sl34 For plain
tiff Messrs Peter Wilson and Ii. Richardson !;
James T. Brady, Esq. for defendant.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-15

U. s. SENATORS FROM TENNESSEE Senate of
Tennessee, by party vote have passed resolution
electine on their part Ii l. Tenney IL F. and
Brown, CIV as Senators Of the United States
The House will of course reject them.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-15

--LATEST yRoM MrxIco-The Port of ST. John the
Baptist in Tobasco, has beendecared open to foreign
merchandise, by decree of President Santa Ana.
Ex Presiden, Bustamene left Puebla On the 18th of
November, where he had been received with the
greatest kindness and hospitality.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-15
r POWELL, &CO,s LINE.

T. rowEhL& CosLINE
SESfiSSa4 $Es :tsr FS1SH HdafaS SSER
MOsasy tn DAY and siq.s ss, S.wS1ss
.s Monday IGInns at o'clock anu tuesday and Friday
for freight or passage apply to the Captain en- board
All and Of sy,{ dsi'gR sP. e.
a. same mas
FALL NE EWWry05sSSKE , AND
The i,;i sailing .,ss%esa ca 5s
Full S,.sT s"s S
.:rnoSn. csoeiyandas a and down INC csd~s
rs S T New
,1s Il. s5s % S AZ
C; morning 81 EEaiisf; oirSfRH z; rs'a
ar OLD LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS
Regular Pack, Of the is,h January rhe splesdid
Mi sail On wssnesasy he iss INST. S.r r,sur S dy
g. ns Thor. sSca r. wi
Sar SsS sc n
sFul,oH 81, next door o1 70 III Fai,so 60 Ban
Persons DESTROYS ndug FOR their friends can have them
brought this f4yore ship OF the ships in the
cd line sailing from L,.rppo pHne'uAy on the I'm and
~ PASSAGE FOR sAvASNaHasFist Packet
~ The splendid packet ship CELIA. Capt Thatcher:
sail, az above, having splendid experimentation for
ppiieson should Be made board 100! Maiden 10
Nv & j. L. TAPSCUrT,
~ 10 South str, et, or 20 Peck Slip.
- DRAFTS To ENGLAND, IRELAND, sc or.
LAND AND WALEs.-Persons DESTROYS Of send.
Esinx money to their friends any part Of the old
fQunry be supplied with dras sight payable at the
Hatona and Provincial Banks OF ireland Branches
Aessrs James Built, Sen Co.. London, and Exchange
~: Ess'sl towns" TSrsSS;FF%%' &C.
General Passage Ofhce, ~ South street.
Wbsre, alse arrangements be made for psssen0rrs 10
Ssns oet from the old ury in first class American packet
s Commanded by eIpeeneet caotans one OF which will
ksve Liverpool days throughout The coming season
Eh ahrot s>nasn~ 49, r,Iv that
rasssaQe
dIT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-15
Sworn efof me this ll,h
day Of January, 1912.
SrApHAuH PARsors,
Com I'M aAionsr oil Deeds.

Gin and County of N,w Y1k, ss-Dsniei JACKSON
OF No 1877 Second Avenue street, in the GUY OF Wv
York and Charles NcEvers OF No 453 Broadway ~ me
said ctv being duly sworn and affirmed seversliy say
that ArtAur l. Msgenis by reason Of lunsoy or othef
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-15

FraH At REApsboroueH,' Vt.-The Satinet Fac
tory at marlborough, VT belonging 10 Donnison
Gore, was destroyed BY lire On the Nh inst. fart
of the goods were saved, but al Of the machinery
was DESTROYED. No insurance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-15

FIRE AT SrRrScrfELD, MAss-A large wooden
nv Geo Dwight and John Child, and occupied by
a. C. Cole & Co, merchant tailors, and CoveIl 4
Goodwin, druggists, was destroyed by fire on Sa-
turday morning last. Covell and Goodwin were
insured at the Manhattan, in New Yo<k 10, $500.
Loss $1,000.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-15

HAHN o. wAsuISeroS.-Six deaths IN De-
cember.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-17
from The Richmond u Ing.
STAY LAW

The following extract ola letter from gentleman in
Bnchlngham puts better face the condition Of the
people o that county than the memorial in favor Of
Stay Law recently presented by one Of the Delegates
from that county II also urges strong objections
to the enactment Of such awthe effects Of which it
Is commended, will be rather injurious than beneficial
Intense as may be the pccunlary distress Of the country
there Is M occasion for extreme of this kind
1t the Legislature wisely employ, the of relief at
ts command
Extract Of letter from Buckingham, to House in this
City:
III the Legislature pass Stay Law. Icanno conceive
OF the consequences 1t will. think come nearer being
measure OF unminglcd evil. than could other WISE be
contf''d. The memorial presented by Mr. IIaskins
oi this county Is the grosses piece Of exaggcraon that
have ever known 10 proceed from respectable authors
There are not more than $50 new cases. of all dcscrip
o's' to the next term of our Superior Court and they
are generally for small amounts. | hazard nothing in
saying that the amount docs not exceed $50 0Oohc
mount OF Judgments delivery bonds will not exceed
&'Oo. The memorial we'll calculated TO effect the
object oi the memorlasts and if calculated for nothing
else. should not notice -but is is well calculated 10
impair the credit OF the county abroad while we were
never more able TO pay all Of our debts Eighteen months
ago We had to pay more money and did II without the
sale 81 halt dozen negroes by the sheris''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-17
2tr0tnfa zr0foldtltrr.
WEprLspAr March Q.
EN FNING SESSION.


Mr.. Jackson continued his remarks. When he had
concluded,
Mr.. Cruiehficld made short speech against tho re
appHnunment
Mr. Smith 81 kaHawha made ome remarks in relation
10 his note to Nr. Scotland then
Mr.. VERIFY moved The indefinite pcstpoupmont and
called or the yeas and nays
After some further debate, amors members Mr. p,fd
eallef the previous quesQn-and mo vote balnr t,ker
On tho indefinite sIpo.e ment, stood ayes s.. noes o.
talluws
. Af{s-Nesfs nilwefth Rives, IIar,ie, payie. Of \
-hc' Mitchell ltddck Harrison of B. Jones Of BUCK
.a.Kins, Tpler Noslin, samuel, Appcr,on, cardwell
Bfeadus, Irving Brown, Of = {. n W. >cmpe, Thomas,
S,a't Of p, Poster Payne Woods. Early, robins Csuer-
ran, Spencer, CLARK, atkins, Thompson, MRae Griggs
inllem1n, BuNdun, DAVIS Of \ q " allace Of X. O.,
iabney, Edmpnd' Kaucy Mchaney Holiday, Marshall
fgs Boyd, scott Of Mecklenburg farrell Taylor of y
u hhcndse ats, efhy Smith Of Northumberland Fz-
Fsald, Cheatham, Williams, Keen Hopkins Wilson Dey
Heath Hranher, trlnhar, Crtehfed, STROLLER, Fond
"afftn, Walker. Mayo, Ir-6s.
Sais-Aiessfs Holloway, Kinney Brooke, Mssse, Hun
of <c~kk, Robinson, Cox Of Is Il L., Jones II Brooke
hanfc Mclaughlin, Wood, liyr, French Erskinc Vance
fugh, Mullen, kInohoioe Armstrong, Moler, Kennedy,
Smith OF h " GODDARD Cendcnin Taylor of L., Martin OF
NJ smith OF NJ j. Morgan ian-on oi NJ. Capcrton, la
Va 81 VI +, ouck Lyon Edgington, MrhcIson, lii
man. Shpnan, smith Of Rock, Cowan Qllcn t,a'r,yaod
trawiod Tate, Bow Martin Of Tyler Buck GooI, n
aelson, lcitwich-56,
On motion OF Mr.. Doman
The bill to take the sense of the people ofihs Com
manwcalth upon the call ola Convention 10 amend the
Constitution oi the State, then taken upon it's SO
cond rcadmg-and, motion ui Mr. Scott Of f. 1t WAS
postponed indeiinitcly-ayes &c, noes 81.
Mr. Donnan then offered on behalf Of himself and
others, protest. and moved that 1t be placed upon
the journal after some little debate. however he With
drew IT,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-17
EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
Richmond. March II. 81

RICHMOND, March II, 1912.
In the Senate, on yesterday, abortve effort was
made TO reconsider the resolution some days ago rejected
authorizing he appointment Of agent to receive the
quota ol Virginia under the Distribution law. The mo
ton failed, by tie votc--l2 to l2. Had Mr. Thorn
ton not voted. days ago for the insid,ls amend
ment, which had been before offered and indefinitely
postponed IN the liouse--an amendment which he az
forwards moved to reconsider, for the purpose of cutting
1t on and IN which he failed by tie vote the rcsou
llon would have PASSED both branches of the Lcgisla
iare The fact, therefore. is as manifest as though
the resolution had been adopted that the opinion Of
''c Legislature IS IN FAVOR OF the appointment OF an
agent and cannot, therefore, suppose that the gentle
hah upon whom the Gubornatria office will devolt,
WI" hesitate to supply the omission of the General Az
senby produced by this party arice, whatever may
be his individual opinion to the policy of distribution
believe, however, that Mr. Gregory is himself in ia
Hor OF that pocyn which there will Of ,cu Sc
be 10 impeachment offered to the execution Of the law.
For the last three days the House Of Delegates has
been Principally engaged in the consideration OF the
Bank bill That bin, il came from the committee
II VIII be rccoecod, designated the s of January next
or sooner II the principal banks of Baltimore and Phla
dePhia should sooner resume, for the resumption oil sP
Gle payments ny the Banks in this State Mr. Hole
man moved 10 strike from the bill the word January
'r the purpose. he avowod, of inserting the st .hP
next, as the day Of resumption On this proposition
long debate, involving the whole merits, of the question:
aroso,-n which Messrs. Hollsnaa. Keen, Srot'ief'
Daniel Wallace, Taylor Of Norfolk and myself par'iel-
p7icd End WHICH vas concluded this evening, by peai
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-17
From the Baltimore Patriot Of Saturday Evening
NIRGI\IA BANK NOIES

Since tie passage Of the Resumption Bill in Maryland
tho discount Virginia Bank notes has increased
per cent, with every prospect OF getting worse. Now
there but two things TO be done Our Virginia friends
must eIthe do something to improve the value OF their
bank paper III self defence must be driven from
market While II continues AT the present depreciation
there are fear. that those who specie wing
funds will be too apt To purchase II 10 discharge thelT
Jusl Obligations thus again causing tho poorer classes "a
suffer oppression. The Richmond Enquirer, rank
Loco foco organ, referring to resumption in Maryland
holds cut eInt hope for Virginia ntmatng that he
may follow our example in the course Of year, The
truth Is that while Virginia bank notes rate az they now
do. our only alternative VIII be to discard them entirely
The most cumnendablc step therefore, for our sister
,'ate ''''"' &c 10 resume specie payments with Mary
land.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-17
IiOu Sc OF DELEGATES.

SATrnpAS. March II, lslS.
\ communication was received from the Senate sta
ting that they disagreed totho resolution authorizing
tho Treasure receive the States proportion of the pro
cceds ofibe sales afthe public lands.
On mofion Of Mr. Hidden. leave given 10 bring IN
Till to prevent frauds upon the Election laws; and
s,ecal committee was appointed for that purpose.
\ PETITION
Was presented - Mr.. fosier--Of sundry citizens OF
the county Of Faunifr. praying the pasage Of Stay
Law - and the limiting Of Sheriff commissions.
On nolon If Mr. 1olcr, the resolution Yesterday Of
rrd b, Inn and LAID the table and read follows:
Resolved by the General Assembly, That the Board
Of Public Works pay To the President and Directors OF
the Lynshbura and Buffalo Springs Turnpike company
the States subscription In the stock Of the said company
authorized BY the act of the 18th Of March. 1899.
Much discussion ensured upon IT, and finally II wsS
rejccted--ayes 80. noes 50.
The Bank bill then taken up. tieqneston for con
.dcraton being strike out January from the 5lh ser
non, and insert May.
Mr. Daniol concluded his remarks commenced ON Fri
day. and followed by Messfs. Wallace Of p. and
Taylor Of y. Is. Mr. llollcnan had just commenced a
reply gentleman the other side, when the hour Of
recess arrived
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-17

There ,oenls To he doubt aou, the aic II ,hs Psal.,i
yanis Bin. The Governor Is considering Of IT.
From he PHILADELPHIA Inquirer. eibe i'qh'
1He BanI Bin aud Our .Noney Market
Notwithstanding the passage Of the Bank BILL. auihoz
rzno specip payments Immediately. both speeo and cs
change on New York advanced IN price yesterday. 1t
seems 10 be- the impression thai the accepting banks or
those which took part in the Relief Loan. will resist the
law A. unconstitutional and in violation If contracts
while the non accepting banks will either determine to
comply with the law or wind up The fact that specie
advanced Yesterday is conclusive the impression on
The minds OF the brokers. that there WILDE immediate
or general resumption.
we may add that we last evening heard the opinion
exnressed thai the Governor would Immediately consult
With tho Attorney General as the consutonalty o
tho law The result Of such consultation may alter the
aspect Of the whole matter.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-17
NOTICE..

ElE subscribers intend To close their present business
4 and to effect this object speedily. they arc
prepared to offer To any person who may wish com
mcncc business. in this place, good bargain, in their
STOCK OF GOODS which is well selected, though
not very large, and consists mostly of Staple Goods
We invite those wishing to buy cheap stock OF Goods
can and see us.
We will commence from this day to sell at retail, at
such prices as will inevitably insure sales, and the very
reduced rate at which we shall offer Goods will make it
necessary that sell exclusively for cash or negotiable
paper.
Those owing us accounts will recocct they fall due
the st OF February, and we hope they will fail call
and settle HUNT & WARD
Jan. 81 it,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-17
From The Richmond Uhig.

he Locos held Convention in Coyngton week be.
tore last to nominate candidate for the Senate 10 sue
coed 'ol Anderson Delegates from Bo,e,vur Roam
pse' Ai'cghany and Bath, were in attendance. The
vote according IN its populaton-so rs 10 ciyo R,e,n
~, 'o''s =, allcghany Q, Bath Pocah ontas
lhis propositlonths effect OF which would have been
10 give the nomination 10 the illustrous Col Gcorge
W ashlngon Wilson objected to by Allcphany and
ana Bath pom their refusal, the Delegates from
Roanoke and Boietonr Withdrew from the Convention
and protested against lis proceedings The Convention
being md OF Got Wilson's adherents proceeded TO nomi
nate John McCauley
What will be the result of this schism between the
leaders we cannot toretel Possibly, the people may
lay Them both aside, and take the into their own
hands.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-17

suleet of home valuztona subject which hicrid has
cafe Of Vi, slnnioIIs.) than whom none Is more cum
pe,ent ia lis fall elucidHiinn lie thinks understand
that there can h. devised satisfactory system ot such
vslustion and heartily wish ua scccss IN the attempt
will only say that In my opinion If We raise but lonl
lions, without any reference whatever To protection.
without reference any thing but honesty howe
yer small tie amount NAV be. we should ourselves
the value Of the goods which lay the duty aud
leave that value To be fixed by Foreigners. As things
stand, lay the duly, tut Foreigners fix the value
Of the goods GIVE me but tho power of liking The value
81 he gools. ard lifle IN comparison what ma
b. the OF duty YOU imposc II IL evident That IN
the al raIorem principle It the foreigner who virtually
fixes The actual amount Of the duty pad u Is tho foreigner
h. BY FIXING that value virtually legfsales ior MS that
IN cas- whcrrhis directly Opposed othat o'on
revenue say thorefore that independent oi all consld
eraons Of protection independent Of all ends or motives
but the prevention IT those infamous frauds which have
been The disgrace Of custom house-frauds in winch
Tho foreigner with HI. double and triple and quadmple
Invoices ready he produced circumstances may
qHre fixes the value Of the merchandise iakedcvcry
consideration OF national dignity. justice and indcpen
deneo demands the substitution OF home valuation M the
place Of foreign. What effect such change may have
IN the augmentation Of The am not prepared Ia
say. because do know the amount: think the rate
ma, be down al from twenty to twenty fys per cent
IN addition Ia fore GU value Of imports. do not speak
with great con6dcuce. Ii the rate is twenty five per
cent then would add only five per cent To the rate II
twenty per established by the compounds act o
coursc. II the home he substituted for the oreg'. ,ana
ton the augmentation Of duties beyond twenty per cent
will bc less by that home valuation. whatever 1t may be
Without however, entering into the question Of home
valuation and leaving ha subject to be arranged hercaf
ter shall treat the suhee, II the present system OF
foreign valuation IL IN continue.
To be- continued
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-17

s52tiiS at lbls qutsi.eA Il r.u II IT, MEDIUM, {, II,
pFfj1dce' which wire co dense to be penetrated
hghio Tu'h MI t!ay spike Of the uturo-Nr la
noi The past Mr. Clay Prophoeied tho results " hc A.
iiadS II del1isra'es by citations ramo official records NJ
tlay dfeN picture the Consequences which vol,
esue--Nf Hudson refefs facts to show thu, Il,
picture Is LIE counterpart Of the realts The n,on1.
and the historian are c5tempJraries lie who TIA
What tco,id be, lives u hear tina, IL is When Mr. "a
uttered the prophecy, he derided as s,ocn,,,,.
the list whose Predictions would be conn,eu he III.
suits Of his p.licy. But they more tliau copsr,a1
and vet they who who rdicled his promise Of the E
tur, now complain Ct lis rcazaiion as the wors, d.;
fortunes! They told us tia, the tariff would enn,, :,
ircasuTy-bui it filled the treasury to o,erHowing
pen they compainedtha had cursed US with snr,.
Fey said ii would enhance the prices Of every J,.,I
article but, it ha, reduced he.n and still The c,o,l.'s
OF the taa which il imposcs'
The truth is, the war upon i,c tariff va.
inenced, not for the purpose Of oyerthrovi,, a.
system, but with the sole view, urged ,,in..
BY the excitement which the character at the ob;..
Il was we'll calculated to produce in the Su,1
ern States, Of eeyating John {. Calhoun to the Pa.
ldency. Pushing this exci,emeu, 10 the x,,a.
civil war they who used ii Tor facio,,s purpos,s
now compelled to oppose the policy oa, Of which j, ar.,
tar the sake OF consistency and they therefore wilf
shut ter eyes TO the fl I'D Of light which demonstrate
the righteousness and unsoundncss of their objections
while ihe thousands who adopted from conviction thu
pnions which these iaciious leaders disseminated ~,
policy aono. feel reluctant Observation-Disclosures ylo
they haze 50 long cherished and Rugged to their s ma
"a the very corner stone Of Southern interests W,Ln.
III" deg has arrived when the people of the South vii,
look at this great question with appropriated eyes Wa
cannot doubt. iithey have not already they Soon will
to the conclusion that while Free Trade is ,l ,
policy Of nations it is only whonth practice conform.
10 tho tleory-when al nations shall abolish restriction;
aud when each sall proclaim to the OTHER that copnoc,
shall be as eniecred as the upon whose bosom il
borne.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-17

u; In the House eli Representatives, on Friday list,
Nf H'any moved to strike from the appropriate bill the
salary CT the First Auditor on the ground that hat oil
Ger was convicted otlncompeence and corrupto, Tic
owarwout investigation. Mr.. Wise said that ,aa4 Off
Ger was guilty Of other niactons ofduty and Of grave
character Mr. w said he ought to be dismissed, and
that he had sad 50 elsewhere as well as on tn Avor A
severe hIi this, from the Corporal tho Commander
chief!