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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-07-16
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TO MISS =. G, OFIERRY COUNTY.
Thu ART not ~beaetiful, yot thy young fac.
Wakes up III sweetness what II needs in grace
! hon art not beautiful, yet thy dark eyes
STEAL Ger The heart Like sugshino Ger the
skies,
Theirs 10 the mild and intellectual ray,
That 10 tho j~fisiast aptrlt lends thu way r.
Their s are The beams That full upon you roll,
silrpfising all ilte senses Of The soul.
For oh when pure ~ iisavBi,'s ssfettesf etjcs.
Thy timid soul sits pleading IN Thine eyes,
Inc humid beams that meath those ~eyeltls
steal,
Can softly ieaeh the coolest heart ia feel;
For heaven, that gives TO thee each mental
grace,
Hath sta'np'd the angel OH thy sweet. young
face.
while the pearl Of psaes securely JwelIs
Deep in thy tender hearts 5nlbt6gia1 cells,
aHtils virtue sheds around thy virgin name,
a light more lovely than the light Of fame
Thy sweet simplicity, thy graceful ease,
snail pleasa even more than beauty ere can
please /;
Thy heart Of s~oltness, and thy soul refined,
snail elia1iH and win The most lastidler,s mind.
And 20 for me, ~itefe' or my Footsteps werd,
ny heart. brifnfnl of tiee my llAppy friend,
snail 'tiie, When snuging' on thy sweet Young
face, z
J hltie AIRY footsteps and thy stately grace Ia
10 lay . soft hand mid thystfembljng curls,
And blnss ntee aa The loysliest Of gitle.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-07-16
il " FoWttn. Esd,
Sheriff, East Baton I:ouub.
AftonxsY. GsNtHAt.s Otfitt, ]

AftpHSEYsGENtHAi's Dtfitt,3
ae'e Orleans. 5h Juin 1si2.
Str f1lis question submitted ~ me IN veaf
letter of the I'd i%nstsnt, is, 1" Vha, money is II,
be received N payment for taxes Or uthgf
dues Of the Stats -
There is III, spsclal legislative enattipsrt
on t,s aiBisct The question then at1st7
whether debts due tbb Stats can be paid IN a
manner different from that If ti,ese osy,re H.
individuals | think tHt. Tie aflv isYsi
rl'fr6nfy ls gold and silver. Nc creditor il
bf''nd u fhfeiys any other money IN payment
d q debt. II Is true, that for il sefirs II wears
baHk noes have constituted, III a great une..
snrestbe~ circulating medium, and M long ~
thoss notes passed st par, they wire generally
received without objection. hut ut present
the mites Of AZ he banks, with lbs eSrsptisa
Of three, l,afe appreciated frttt,i ten rs fgrfy
per cent, tl1se notes car tbsfsfD fe no iineAs
he Considered ~ . currency. In fact, thew
are not received IN pr yiaent without a i,eaV3
discount, according 10 their depreciation. TN.
der these circumstances, the Officers If ffta
State charged with the collection III its RI.
venue, shei,ld receive nothing bat gold III sil
yer, or lie mites Of specie paniug banks.
am, Sir, vufy respectfully,
}otir obedispf servant.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-07-16

Henry Aldriah. }
BY virtue of an order Of etsizutc and safe,
.issw3d III stiio above entitled suit, from The
Hon. Third District Court, in and for the
parish aforesaid, aud directed to the Sheriff oil
said parish, will be exposed to pubic sale, on
SATURDAY, the 9th day Of August, 1912,
1T the Court house, in the town Of Baton
Rouge, commencing at IL O'Clock, 4. b., all
the right, title, interest and claim VI the de-
PENDANT ID or to the following described pro-
perry, to wit;
A certain lot Or parcel Of ground, situated
in the town IF Baton Rouge, containing two
arpens thirty-six perehes and a halt, square,
French rneas;re, bounded on the north by
lands Of i. r. Black. east by lands of Madame
limo, and On the south by LANDS granted to
Henry Granapsee, and west. by public land,
with ali tbs buildings and improvements
thereon, seized to satisfy the Judgment, inte-
rest, and costs in the above entitled suit.
Terms ofssale Cash. l.. G. MORRIS,
July 81 Deputy Sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-07-16

Was committed To the Jail at Ba-
~ ton Rouge, on the a2d June, ls4s,
rT d negro boy, who calls himself DAs
VEI rift, 6 feet ~ inches high, about
wms9H4~ sayeafs of age, and saysae belongs
TO Marcehh sieeafd bout 2 miles above Wa.
tsrloo,
The ownes is requested to comply with the
law and take hsin away. d. BRYAN.
June 25 20 dailuf.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-07-16

Was brought TO The depot at l,a-
Axton Rouge, from the jail Of the
M parish If Carol, on tho 18th Of
mn June, ls42 negro man, who calls
snm1kn6sss himself ~1lEsay, 3 feet 4 inches
high, about 30 years OF age, and says he he.
longs to Ward Anderson. Of Kentucky. The
eaid negro haa one or two upper trout teeth
decayed.
The owner is requested to comply with the
law and take him away. D. BRYAN,
July Q Jailof.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-07-16

ADVERTISEMENT
Ola Nen Store Just opened, M Lafayc1a
STREET, Hmm Rouge,

"TFTFFs VHTtfF FFVHEtf
TsnNAsbb De FuEsrts, who, us direct i'm.
porter Of the best Havana Ssgars, ard ms agent
for A. Delpit. tile celebrated M aufaeturer Of
all kinds of snuff. kea,s i store in New Or.
leans. and frequently receives orders from this
town ief said %htsicles, has thought il both ad.
vahtagsr',s and convenient for consumers hna
him eli, to establish a branch of his business
III this quarter. Consequently. people may now
personally apply tn the new store. Opposite
Judge Testers, fully persuaded that the msr.
ehaRdise will give satisfaction. and shall mol
pay one cent more than the lowest prices In
his old store in New Orleans. whether IL be
by wholesale orsetail. Stationery OF all kinds,
Of The bes. quality, will also be found there.
land other articles will be added 10 the assert.
ment according TO demand,
inus 4 am IL
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-07-16
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
NEW OnLEANa. July 8. 1870

DEAR SiH4-
have Tire faopor u abnfx herewith. for
totit ~govsrhmstt, The e.,py Of a letter from
the Attorney General, IL which | beg leave
10 call your attention,
Any funds You irsny have previously re-
esised YOU viii please remit by tho first safs
opportunity, ] AIN, respectfully,
Iouf tbe lent serv'f,
I, GARUEHE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-07-16

W HotEaoMas III uTHs-One man tyafrfcs
0 WOMAN because she looks well WHEN sle
uahceE-Etle never dances after vards. Ape.
Tier taafri6s befausG The lady has Il hasdeome
loot and ankle, which after marriage he never
takes the tfohhle 10 admire. A third ~utafytes
ff love which WINES with The lseue v noon
A iot'fth :sarries for money, and fpda that
bis wife dots not choose TO die to complete
bis sailsfaction and a fifth, being old in wis.
dom az III years. marries a yDaila wUtuan,
who coon becomes n suitable saatcA for him.
by growing old with grief. Thousands d.
wrong because others have dptie so before
them, njssaa the grand principle that many
blaeks nssac a uhae. Many einbrace opinions
different from those commonly received. in
order TO show that they have D mind able 10
ial,k Tor Itself, and superior 10 what they call
vulgar preiudlees, without considering wbeth.
or erroneous pfejudices arc better than those
they have Abandoned. AL gfumbIe at the
unsubsta,itfal ,ratlre ol worldly enloytae MIS-,
and yet saany purchase them at The expense
oa their honls, 7Igpocrites have a strange
taste--felther ID enjoy this life nor the next.
Many wish for religion-speak for ii~-arar.
rel for = flight for tide Tor If, bat ewIive fof
It. It Is not ~nncommotiIy remarked that such
a ono IL "religions,' by way Of reproach, and
that too. BY a Christian at meeting Of Chris
tians. Millions Of people are most anxious
about what they leaet require, and after teaz.
ing Themselves and others for many d wear,
day, they die, and leave ihcir money 10 the :.
whosltaVe no need Of it, and are for the liz
time enlhglzcd when The praise Of m.,n "a,
avail ll,ela nothing --Boton transcript.
us ALL ABOUT Law or, Tie Segue
10 the story Of the Hens eggs--We lstel,
gave the history Of a mar, III vern ,on,. who
from a competency Became red .ced TO the
lowest poverty, in rbnseqre enc & Of engaging
in a lawsuit about &the vafu1 Of a few deze1
hens eggs. The last We saw 81 No nersor
referred to was soiiie fifteen wears apo and
we did not dream tat a.ny one of our reader,
IN this part OF the country, could be cogni-
SAM OF the SAVE 1acts.-But the SANS day
that the article appeared in the mail, a son 81
Inc person re erred to, who is engaged in
business in tbs city, called upon us, aud sta
'ea lha', aP.nough our story was true as fan
as " Wer., 1T did not come doRH TO SO late a
dafe as he considered interesting and plea
SAINT for the family. "reminiscences. He says
That after bis father had spent all be had, and
involved himself in debt 10 the amount Of
1880 besides, in prosecuting q useless law
suit, he wisely concluded that he mad cot
enough of the law !; ana resuiuiag again his
business and Industrious habits, he has not
only paid of every farthing he owed without
aid from any bankrupt act, bst again accntna-
lated a handsome ~cernasteaeg for bis old age.
lie says all the lawyers get of his property
now, they shall take in rotton cggs-BostoA
Daily Nal.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-07-16
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Ia 81 District Court-Pafish Of East Di,.
ton Rouge.
Robert l,esi
Mary y. Bills g. 'rlttiaas Bills. !

Mary y. Bills &. rl,ttnas Bills.
BY virtue Of u, order Of seizure and sals.
issued in the above entitled suit, and directed
to the Sheriff Of tive Parish, Of East Baton
Rouge, will be exported to public sale, al the
Court house, in tic town Of Baton Rouge, on
The fret SATURDAY in August ncxt, 1872,
being tka 9th doy Of said month,
commencing at II o'clock, 4, NJ, an the right,
title, interest, and Claim Of the defendants in
or TO the follow ing described property, to VII
A half acre Of land situated il that part ef
the town Of Baton Rouge called Spanish
Town, with hll the buildings and Improve
ments thereon, bounded north by spanish
Town atreef, south byg, u. Cavapa, east by
lands of Regrilla's heirs, and west by John
Carmena, aoized TO satisfy the jtdgniant, in
terest and costs in the above entitled suit.
Terms Of sale Cash. t. C.MORi,iS,
july FL deputy Sheriff.
STATE or LOUISIANA.
In Third District Court-parish Of East
BATON Rouge.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-07-16

Was eommitted To the Jail al
MLH Baton Rouge, OH the sgth Of May,
nv taf7, d negfosmai, q runaway,
N/ who calls hinseif N.satssfov, 8
sHn&Aa<ne feet q inches high, about 30 years
of age, and says be belongs b Islam Woods,
near the Mississippi Hne.
The owner Is requested 10 comply with the
law and take him away. D. BRYAN,
june4 II Iaitea.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-07-16

I. II. II. also occurs MI kinds Of cloth, me.
rinos, bombaxinea. etc, which can be made
to look equal tanew. at b very moderate
price.
July Q 81
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-07-16

THoMSoN's GUIDE 10 HEALTH
AND nhrAHts nEaittSts4
Just received, ThomSon's Guide and a fresh
and full supply Of Botanic Medicines, for sale
low by g. NJ. HEfOMAN,
june "a 10 Agent for Thomsoa nj ateut
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-07-16

Tune airy footsteps and thy stately grace b.
70 Jay . soft hand md tbyatfeu,bl,ug curls,
And BLESS Hisr aa the l~oystiest OF et1le.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-07-16

All kinds Of JOB Work, Blanks. &c neatly
executed at tais1iiee.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-07-16

/ certify the foregoing to be a true copy Of
the original Judgment of record in my office.
July 9, 1872. 2: LA HOLT, peP.tIk'
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-06-28
COMMUNICATION.
NEssRs CHAPMASs

G nhssSS IHAPHASs
Ola INST nndsr the be,d-..sensibI, - Tho -.
You represent an eloquent member of the reform
Cd drunAards' or "ashing'on'an Society as having
10 - "a. Cou,l u 'l'.
to which you respond "thars r5rhf - but as a
"ashingtonIan let me say to you, that's no right!
10 VIC oslle1e ,hat any eloquent member
does not understand the Wasbingtoni,n doctrine.
1t IS not the doctrine Of the Washngtonians that
you must Dc member OF a churcn before you can
uGI ~ 'u,a" ou. Il Is tiigr uoc'.'ie
casions, that No man can Be a GOOD member of a
church or a good christian. who is not good
ash,ngtoniah' lou VIII nave the goodness 70
Toc,r,,e n,.,, bs co-rec,edf -F1'' ''''
Yours, Resp, J. G., \ WAsmNGroNGAN.
June 2lth, l-42
+. ;. Friend Chapman-what are we to under
l,. ~ '''i' ''.e, ,.. - ~, 49,, n
yau intend as a seatiael on the watch tower, to
throw stumbling block in the way OF the Wash
'"S'onah en'F's "eorse Il. CnaIDtlH' We hau
ION the Wasbingionians the first GOOD opportunity
Yours j. &.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-06-28

ASSUMPTION OF STATE DERrs.-W. G. Johnson
% Maryland, ha- given notice IN the House Of Rep
resentatives that if the distribution Of the proceeds
of the public lands prevented by the terms OF the
act, or IN any other way that he should bring in a
bill to authorize the appointment OF Commissioners
to audit and coatc the State Debts, in view of
their assumption by the General Government. The
rich determined to shift the burden of the State
Debts upon the poor, If the latter are fools enough
10 let them. While the State Debts remain as they
are, if paid at ALL principal interest, every man
pays in proportion to his means. But if they are
assumed by the federal government, and the princ-
pal or interest paid by tariff or indirect tax, every
man, rich poor, pays alike This is the true
reason why the Money Arstocracy in favor Of
a." Assumption Can the people be sufficiently
hoodwinked to permit such gross injustice to be in
fIced upon the great majority Of all, wings well
rs democrats Rather than the adoption of such
measure, would infinitely prefer utter tot- re-
pudiafioR, with all injustice and with all its dis
honor.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-06-28

GEN. SrArF.-Wc learn that Gen. Stapp IS ad-
dressing the people in the southern part Of tie
State relative TO his acts and doings as Fund Com
missioner. lie is very severe on some folks, and
they say he makes them appear no better than they
ought to do. There is but very little doubt that
Gen. Stapp has been extensively fooled, not only
10y Wall street sNiudlers but some nearer home
have attempted the same game. The General seems
have got his eyes open, and he not one Of those
10 be killed by Reports" lie has got rs many
lives cat. and consequently has no occasion to
20 10 Cuba for his health. But General, beware
how YOU handle the system" Ifyou do not, you
may find your cake dough- That incubus has we gh-
cd down great people and we doubt the ability
ofany one man to carry it, Aim low, General
make every shot tell. Oar voice is still or
War :"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-06-28

Mr.. VAN BUREN.-Spea king of his reception in
Indiana the ONO Statesman says:
"All parties turned O do HIM honor and vel
come him To their homes. Indiana has won golden
opinions for the mlgnanlmIty of her people Of all
parties. They have united man to DO us
tice to a ysiter."
This is true, generally. Some Of the whg pa
pers endeavor to convey different impression to
those who had not opportunity Of seeing for them
selves; but their very desperation is suicien; ev-
dence of the dread which the respec; shown to the
Ex-Prcsdent has created among the hard cider
politicians
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-06-28

lIuRRA FOR FEDERAL WING REFORM The
federal wings now asking for ten years to redeem
their promises Of good times and two dollars a day
and roast beef Tins is than double the time
of the bank robbery stay law. According to Clay,
Webster, Tyler * Co., the very fact of the election
of Tippecanoe and TYLER TOO, was to restore
confidence, and bring about change Where is
1t! From bad to worse" says whig at our
elbow. Right. Iurra
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-06-28

THE True DocrRINE.-rhe following from the
Lexington, Ky, Gazette is worthy of being printed
IN letters Of gold. 1t is sound philosophy as well
as sound economy -
No Mas EVER Borrowed HIMSELF ouT OF
DEBr.-If you wish tor relief you must work for it
-ecouom ze for II. You must make more and spend
less than you did while you were running in debt.
You must wear homespun instead of broadcloth,
drink water instead OF champagne, and rise at four
instead OF seven. Industry, trugalIty, economy
these are the handmaids OF wealth, and the sure
sources Of relief \ dollar earned is better than ten
borrowed, and dollar saved is better than forty
times its amount IN useless gcwgaws. Try our
scheme, aud If it is not worth thousand banks
and valuation laws"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-06-28

AwNINGs.-But single one Of those comforts in
this hot weather, and presevators of health, has
made It's appearance, and Mr. Talbot, Jeweller and
Matchmaker, deserves credit for his example. We
told that some former city council show their
smartness. probably, passed ord nance prohibit
ing their use If tins was not the sublimated
quintessence Of folly and compound sap-headlty we
should like to see a sample. If such ridiculous
ordinance does exist, we hope our present liberal
councimen Will at once wipe the silly thing from
the records.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-06-28

WAR! W,R..-A great, glorious, a scieut-
fc, savage, beautiful war is raging Gen. Stapp j.
in the field in person. The fur flies The dead
aud wounded are nnumerable We have the whole
history of fer sale. Who wants 10 be informed Of
the greatest and most interesting war OF this or any
other age, excepting that Of the Kilkenny Cts!
Send your orders here, accompanied by the cash.
and buy Stapp's aud Mobiles Reports to the Com
mander in Chef Price only g. cents. They can
be sent by mail for cent under 100 miles. One
and halt that distance. Liberty OF
Death
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-06-28

TARiFF.-The wings have large majority in
Congress. VIII they make high tariff If they
do, wall they do it in a way to force John Tyler 20
veto IL VIII they then saddle all their sins on
him, and make hobby Of 1t for Henry Clay to ride
INTO the presidency II they do all these things.
what honest man Will ever trust them again Re
member
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-06-28

LOOK IIERE.-What do those who, on the
strength Of wing promises, and deceived by wing
fal.ehood, think of things generally We clip the
following from the Hamilton o. Intelligencer a rabd
wing paper, which, since it has got hold of one OF
the pap teats, is as savage meat axe. POOR
STARVED WRETCHES" you are now if you
ask the wings to fulfil the promises made from a
thousand stumps and baz,ned on myrads Of ban
ners q Poor starved wretches," read for your
selves, and see how the fellow who " descended
into the forum and took you by the hand" in 1910,
now speaks of you o Glorious Reform
RoAsr BEEF.--Eyery squeakng locoloco has
something 10 say about roast beef. The poor starr
ed tcrefches grooming because the Wings won I
give them as much roast beef as they can eat, and
two dollars u day for doing nothing
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-06-28

O. The Richmond Palladium and other wing
papers ought To be reminded. when they propagate
lies about Mr.. Habershal the member Of Congress.
that ne, also. Is a phig.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-06-28
F.rae uashiastoaan soelelg Of Ladlanapolls.

4 "' ''t ~ "SN"tStO"tuH NOttety ~ iHdtdHdpOttS
AN ACROS nc.
TUNE-St1r Of Bethlehem.
Intemp'Iancc soon shall waste no more,
Nor mar with crime our land Of peace,
Doom'd soon TO leave our blissful shore,
It's long drawn tram OF woes shall cease.
Arse aIise -Hespelians Use
Now Join the stludtrd of the free.
Awake awake your couutry cries,
Pursue the cause 10 victory.
On loves broad basis let US stand,
Love is the weapon which we try,
Its sway shall save our happy land
Secure from vice Of darkest dye
WHEN Freedoms star first rose TO view,
Arising DER a world OF night,
Surrounding clouds Of sable hue,
Hung threatnlug Ger her path of light
In those dark hour, Of dread loIebode,
No truce was made with freedoms foes,
GlOli0usly orr tathers stood,
Till Liberty uncloldcd rose.
Oh may we emulate their zeal,
Nor tire, nor FAINT, when DANCE s near
Is not our cause our county's veal,
And shall we cease TO perseveIe'
No while we see frail men Oppressed,
Suodued by than despot's powers
Our Temp'iance army ne er shall rest
Conlcnted I'LL the victory ouls
Ii Is by Kindness we shall bend
Each heart, and the foe 10 yield;
The arms of love let Us extend,
Yes, love shall be our sword aud shield. c. P.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-06-28

CFDon't forget that roast beef and two dollars a
lay. Now then
So here's three cheers for good roast beef
Hurrah, hurrah, hnrrah
And those two dollars surpass belief,
Ilurrah, hurrah, hurrah!
Wen row the rascals up Salt River,
There let them stand to shake and shver,
Till they give beef and keep their liver,
Iiurrah, hurrah, hurrah, hurrah, hu-rah, hurrah,
hurrah Spirit Of '16, improved
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-06-28

VINO REFoRM.-Some of the federal wings say
they want ten gears to produce the reform promised
TIppecanoe and Tyier too were elected.
Others again don't think Among the latter =
Benjamin ID. .Hyre, postmaster at South Durham,
y. y. lie probably thought that he would make
of his dotars, if he did Mt get the roast
beef; and so he has been held bail in the OF
$500, a charge of robbng the mail Of package
OF money contaIng $3.50. The wings are reforming
fast! oh DO you know where Barnett is
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-06-28

Brigadier General ATKINSON died Jefferson
Barracks, Mo-, on the evening of the llth inst
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-06-28

The Hpoq recently suggested as proper poec
United The extensively
Poetry Ia the above Acnetc Cn5 would the well
The There are various opin-
ions concerning the reduction Of representation,
some democrats and many wings IN favor, because
a small number Is easier to bcibc and some wings
and many democrats IN opposition, because the peo-
pie VIII not be fairly represented and the balance
of power kept in their favor. The amendment OF
the federal Senate, debating to the states ho,o they
shall elect their servants, viii nerer 60 INTO effect.
We believe the lIoos.ers, generally, Will resist 1t
unto death.
1t is outrageous usurpatioa Of the prerogatiyes
Of the people, and Of the highest-handed OF
federal presumption witnessed since John Adams 5
alien and sediton law. 1t, however, is not TO 20
into effect till the lth Of March, 1913. Mr.. Tyler
may veto it.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-06-28

The Ohio Statesman says il is inclined to the belief
that the story Of tue stage upset o Mr. Van Buren,
is not true. We thought Mr. Medary had known
long enough to put confidence in our statements.
Il is true and We thank heaven that Mr.. Y an Blu
rem and his fellow passengers were preserved from
serious injury.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-06-28

OcTwise mon silent under certain circuin.
stances fools blab. Who takes