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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-12
LIN Ss'EgEsUH2si INSTITUTE
ROfs x.G s.y'E E,5UgES,
CONDUCTED M
rsH MR.. AND faMs. .aEayv.


FHsHIS INSTITUTION will be reopened for the
eepiion Of pupsla, on Monday August 18th next.
The course o instruction is full and eiciepl.-r,nnp.s
ing the various departments Of Ancient aud hIidcrn Lit
eriule, Mathematical aud Nainml SeicGces --bcst cal
culaed TO desoopc the powers Of the youthful mind.
and secure solid and finished education.
The apartments are large and comnodious. and being
lately furnished with pam forte. Globes. aud other
necessary Mathematical instruments. IL is confidently
hoped that The experience aud attachments Of The teae
may hrotably recommend them 10 the patronage Of
the public. The Musical department viii he conducted
by Mr.. Damcr well known to this community dis-
tirenishcd teacher Of Vocal aud Instrumental Mosie
considerable deduction has been made In the terms.
with the view TO accommodate a class Of ,oang pupils,
dnited to trel'c) aud otherwise meet the deinduds u
the community
Terms pei Session Of months.
Tuition IN Readur. Writing. Arithmetic,
s Es .sI Io"% ,s C.. = ,,1 History Sc So 50
Over the age of :! years sl5 90
With Composition, Rhetoric, Globes. As ar, rf,
roneny, Philosophy, Chemistry. &c. " -
Ancient aud Modern Languages each extra. > on
Geometry, Algebra and 1rgonometry, wilh the con
sinleton u Nafa, Charts, Sc, extra $40
Muse ot rrafcs9,r's Teums, 20
[ Sc ef Piano furtc. .
Sc of Globes and other rai'tmsl;aal instruments a
Stationary including Pens, Lux. and slate pencils %
Bond, Washing. &c. 62
Ia be paid, Ia all eascs, ~ advance
DIFFERENCES
The H. Re-. S. 4. Necessary, ZIP. Bishop Michigan
The RI. Rev. Or. johns, A Fir. Bishop, ,Virsiaa
The Rev Ihonas Atkinson, Lynehburs.
The Rev. lanes Dunghen. do
The Roy. D. NJ Wharton. B1tctour' Va.
Tho lion. WIN Woodbridge. Tx. Cove Michigan.
The Ion. \. ) Porter. Y s. 5. Michigan.
{ hairless Kriisr. NJ, y. Pr. Nod Ian. UnversiiyNa
ioho rrcntss. A. NJ Ey President Baltimore COLLEGE,
Braot4 Mayer. Esq ssey LEGATION u. S. to nea:co
Sanl, Garland, JOHN G. Meen,
Alex Tompkns ID. Rodc8. f,sqs J4ynehhurg.
C. Dabney. +, Fletcher. y
Aug w2w--isii
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10 the Editors ofthe Lynchb,ng rirginian.

ROCKY MOUNT Va Sept. ?, 1872,
Two days ago there operation Pert1rmed in
this county by DIR. Taliaerro. (asssted by Dr. Hop
kins,) for Sranguated Hernia. The sabJect was a
OF seventy, (prety firm for that age ad had fire.
quentR been situation somewhat similar though not
by any euns of such serious character The case was
ii two day. 5ta1dps when the first NAMED gentleman
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Il roice from .Hssissipp-l'he Natchez Courier con
ialns memorial, to be submitted to the Legislature ol
Mississippi praying, LIST, for the passage of law pro-
hbltng the introduction of slaves into that State under
any preonce whatever, except such be,ng 10 inmi
sranta Who actual settlers; and IDLY that dio,ta-
ton be hereafter made condition Of emancipation
Their object, they say, prevent the production
VI ootton,he importance Of which is argued at some
length. Bat the point to which wish to invite spe
cal attention is the concluding paragraph of the Meme
rial in which the Legislature urged to use It's influence
ito induce Congress to impose and maintain such duties
on foreign sugars will encourage the extension of its
culture in Louisiana, for the purpose of preventing tho
augmentation ofthe cotton crop in that Sate This
argument shows the manner in which even the Cotton
planter Is benefited by Protective Tariff aud the argu-
ent is equally applicable to the Grain -gr6uing States
productonln either lessons the remuneration to the
producer Divert portion of the labor of the country to
'''cf pursuits, and you accomplish iwo-fold object
9u o'nnlsh the amount Produced while you increase
VI" lumber OF cousnmcrs-and the remuneration to the
f'''e' Is increased in double ratio This is SO Ilain
'iat we marvel at the blindness which s,umbes
~ IL addresses iecfto the sound reflection Of the
IS ''''i''afa' portion of tho community
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o. 1t is natural that Mr. Van Buren, and lbs friends
should n1 have any especial friendship or Nh Calhoun
%ho once sneeed at MIR. Van Buren, "a wea.ei" and
then judging rightly enough that "a weaz" ought
torepesent the L. States atthe Court Of London gave
The casting vote against his appointment to thai post
rnereby adding injury to insult,
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D3- In reference to the Rchmea4 Enauir-r's remarl,
IN lelo, that til" Compromise Act eApred by its
im'allon IN 1912. that paper says ii chastity and
incorrectly" mate-tlat III arose from coniiundng tie
= fne when the excess above 20 per cent dates would
Pre-. with the expiration Of he law ITSELF It's to be
regretted however that the enquirer after huYag pro-
fitted by It's hasty and incorrect" assertion in sG now
seeks TO derive advantage from the opposite view ofte
question
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SENATOR MAhoUM.

!, is whspered tina, this gentleman will be distracted
out VI his winter by the accidental Loco foeo
majority in the North Carolina Legislature. Ia 9th
WORDS that legislative aarliy, though representing
Inaniiesy decided minority # The people. is to con
irol the action Of SENATOR They may try this game
but We imagine it will be met with becoming spirit AMI
with the proper argument-iat, should he be Instruct
ed do act rrpugnaat to his Of right Senator
Mang. will reply by sending his IN = 'ctos he pull
for Governor at The late election, whereby it appears thai
there is a Wig majority OF 50U0 voters in The State.
though the Ioeos have obtained the ascendaney, Gas
minority, from variety of CAUSES may often DO, in the
Legsalure-hy telling them that he is the Senator Of
the people of the Safe and not of those, who like him
self the agents OF the peepeand tkat il is
part Of the Republican creed. whatever may be the
teachings Of Loco Fscosm, that minority Of the PEG
pie the representatives OF that minority, have right
10 instruct Senator TO do acts and to give votes IN
opposition to the WISHES and opinions Of majority!
We fancy that his instructors will find 1t .lmt-
W., difficult combat this fact, and TO reiue this ar
gu,vI2i.
But the Enquirer sophslicaleS on this question, in ad
vance 1t contends, even with the example ofSenaors
Wright of New York, Smith of Connecticut, Allen and
Morris of Ohio, aud Brown and Strange, of North Car
oina who, for years, voted in opposition TO the known
and ascealned will If maorlties both u the people and
ofMc Legislatures u their respective 'sfates staring il
in the face that mo who processes respect fl.
the rights of the States, doubt the right of a STATE
to instruct its special representatives." Without
debating the a5siractqaesion reply, that is dobted
and denied by John C. Calhoun who not only ''prfcs
as respect or the rights Of the States, but Who as
sumes to be their champion par erceiieace. But what
docs the Enquirer mean va State2' Docs it
the Legislature, the Peopis2 If the latter have
no controversy with lt-and then instructions be
given Mir. Aangum, because the Htate is with him in
opinion. But If ii mean the Legislature we deny that
any instructions from that body, under the circum3an-
ces can bind Mr.. Alangum either to obey rosign-
Nor will he do either, unless the Instructions happen
t,coineide with his own purposes. He will dare the
"indgnatio" with which he is threatened in advance:
for he may we'll suppose that bis predecessors, Bed
ford Brown and Robert Strange, were nal 'wlthercdo
by il, he can have little cause dread It's fury.
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CANAL COMMUNICATION.
RICHMOND MEDICAL. eouLEGE.

RICHMOND MEDICAL. COLLEGE.
FE VIE winter term of Lectures in this institution,
n viii commence on Monday, the 3ls Of October
aud continue / mouths.
John Cullen. NJ. D., Professor of Theory aud irac
tee 81 Medicine.
L. W, Chamhoraync. NJ. d., Professor of Maeria
Medea and Therapeutics.
T. l.. Bohannan, NJ D., Professor of Obsioirlcs aud
Diseases OF " omen aud Children
III. johnson, NJ, d., Professor Of Anatomy and Ply
Zoology.
Aug /. Warner, NJ D.. Professor Of Surgery and
Surgical Anatomy.
: Maupn, NJ u, Professor Of Chemistry and phar
macy.
Professors Cullen aud Warner VIII each deliver
tu, Clinical Locures week, IN the nirmaiy, nj the
College; Professor johnson two week, at the Aims
louise. aud Professor thanberayne occasional Lee
tunes al the pentntiary aud City Hospital, interest
ING cas,e present themselves. These Institutions inr-
nish arge number al Instructive cases. and the MIN
metous Clinical Lectures, TO all Of which the Student
viii be admitted without charge will afford hun rare
advantages Tor hecondng acquainted with the types Of
Southern Diseases and witnessing the appropriate treat,
mcnt. Tho Surgical eascs admitted into the College
iuGrnly afford the Professor OF Surgery opportunities
of performing many OF the Mulof and Minor operations
h,tae the class.
The facilities for tie study ii practical Anatomy arc
unsurpassed any where. The material for dissection ~
mus ample, mud the extensive Anatomical Museum is
well stored with healthy aud morbid preparations.
The Chemical Apparatus aud collection of specimens
in Alalrra ModcH alo very complete 10 tine. the In.
suop oilers facilities ior the prosecution Of Medical
studies unsurpassed by any similar Institution IN tins
country.
Fees s2o 10 cach Professor
The price Of Board, including fuel lights. servants at
tendance &c ls from s. 5oto So 90 per week.
Al q. l., WARMER.
Dean Of the Faculty,
Richmond Aug II iot
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sase or daDisses Exrnskure, fI.asrs,
5sATTKAssEa, &c.

4 INTENDING 10 close present business WE shall
Saturday the 9th Of this month offer tor sale al
auction olu STOCK, consisting of Plain aud Dressing
Bureaus sidebGer s. Warobcs, Sofas, Gard and Con
Ire Tabes Secretary and Book Case, Wash STANDS
Work stands, Music Stools mahogany cane and
wood scat Rocking Chairs, cane, rush aud wood sea
Sitting Chairs curlcd hair and shuck Mattresses, best
quality Cots Window Blinds, &c
All the above articles are Of the best materials
and workmanship. We have also fine assortment Of
French and American PAPER HANGiNGS. which
VIC will sell, with any other article on hand, a 7
{ $ T. previous to the sale at auction
Sale to be conducted by Payne s. Turner aucts
G. D0GGET & co.
Sept. IL t2iS il
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WIG MEETING IN CAMPBELL.

We are requested To give notice that meeting Of the
WmGs Of Campbell county, Will be held at their Court
House nondy next, the l2th of September; being
Court day. full attendance is desirable.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-12

Is Il Il Hmb1y?-'ihe Richmond Wig gives la
mor1Gs sketch 81 series ofexperments in Animal Mag
nciism, before select company. Mr.. Richie being
Of the namLe) BY TWO young gentlemen of that city
one the Mcsmerlzor. and the oihcr the Mesmer zee
The eyes Of the latter, after being magnelzed were eff
:cua.y baudaRrd and in that condition he swallowed
as saw, and heard with the aeu lilies Of the opera tor
The Of MIR. French and just successfully
a5stng the community of SENSATIONS" to the satsac
on Of all presegt- NJ. Richie declaring the results tc
DC similar though po.ect than those Of Mr. FRENCH
~ far, gb6d-but then cams the grand deaoue-
"em. The two you1g gentlemen, having thus slowt
their ability to deceive persons present, declared that
there WAS magnetism about The inatter-tal he who
supposed 10 be in profound sleep all the while
wide awake, AMI that he enabled give correct an
TO the questions asked by pre-concered arrange
mens with the pretended magneti2er. iihs be so, il
goes ~ 70 scd to the suspicion that the Whole thing is
hlmbug- though, ii certainly does not conclusivey
establish that fact, We wait 10 see what MIR. Rchie
has to say the subject Ii is hoax. after all,
shall take especial care how ''comn' ourselves
gain. w ION ihe fence"
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EtstUN I'D.

a BOUT two weeks ago. near the Red House. Char
n lote county, a SMALL POCKET BOOK, con
tanning Bond OF Si33:40, and two dJllar Notes
and some other papers not worth mentioning The
er can get It by applying to me- at the Rev. VIM. Ham
mersleY S, in The lower end OF Campbell county
VIM THAN y ERSLEY.
Septic st
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Epiceggsssg .Hsoagac.

belonging 10 Mr. VIM Bailey, and now occupielb by Mr..
Richard IL. Toler. II is conceded be Of the haud-
somost situations in town and The Lot is iasteuy I'M
proved in addition to having it all the necessary con-
yenienceslee house. excellent We'll, Garden, &c.
Persons wishing to procure excellent and agreeable
town residence cannot suit themselves better.
Also, the valuable .aCRE LOT, opposite the nHei
ling House, enclosed aud in calivatoi aad lnyinn.n
an excellent stable. @r
And also, the convenient HOUSE and I.J'rs ad-
j1ning Mr.. 1olcrs residence, now occupied ty MIR.
Sisson.
The above property will be sold, either together,
separately. and accommodating ferms. Possession
will be given at the end Of the year. Mr.. Tulcr viii
show the property any person desrous seeing H.
and al letters the sHhsrriher addressed roo Neal
Campbell county, will be promptly attended 90
PATRICK II. SCOTT
May 10 fsif
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T T. n p f Il A y J. NJ f. f T y G .
A meeting oi the Washington Union Temperance
Society, viii be held at the Masonic Hail this evening
at half past seven clock. j. c. YOUNG, Seer.
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Importers AID Dealers IN Books aad Stationery, and
BookLaders,
FEANEiorsale general assortment Of BOOKS, iuclu-
3 b ding LAW. MEDICAL, CLASSICAL, MIS-
CFILANFOUSsnd SCHOOL BOOKS, STATION
cry. in every vsrioiy, Music and MUSIC al
INSTRUMENTS, DRAWING MATERIALS,
MATHEMATICAL INSTRU MENTS. MAPS and
GLOBES, SURVEYORS COMPASSES, aud in
fact every article appertainng to the trade' BLANK
BOOKS of every description, always On hand, and
made order ruled to any given pattern; every variety
Of BINDING; executed in the best manner,
Country Merchants visiting city and
tho oid customers Of the House viii always find com
pet. stock select FROM and upon favorable orns as
they can be had in any city.
SMITH, DRINkER & MORRIS,
Late Smith s. Palmer
Richmond, August Is wil5S If
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Eg 9a'EEs.

--s--,,,~ryS~ FROM my firm some ine inlupc last
Ns AsNgSo q small dark brown or black q W ,
ks.saTy with White Oh her back. fanks and face.
az mark mol recollected. At the timn
red heicr about three Years old. with white on her
back lauLs aud face. marked with erop aud undcrkee
IN each ear. they have been IN thu nciehborhood III
Cart Elisha Peters. In the county OF bedford. where
the CIV was raised. liberal reward will be given Tor
toe said cattle or either of them. If delivered to in
lyneblurg--Auy information 81 them will be thankfully
r,ee,eA, ELIZA g. LAMBETH.
sept IL ia
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gee Inc glowing accounts of the reception of the
u s h,eu'''ers OF Congress in Philadelphia and New
IN, iFS welcoming speeches Of John Sergeant and
'"' u sfalutqn make the blehl Jingle Tl, ciau Is
fonsing falm his slumhers,
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Ia cid eeftian-net coca skins and hard eider-5ut
d Hickory pole We ru.fronlho Bucks (pa) In,el.
gcnerr thai hickory pole, raised IA The central square
Of Dhles,uwh darg the Jaeks1a-msnia, when free
mem were called 10 .'eheer the hickory tree. has be
come shabby and deeaycd. "Norms have made il
their habitaioa, AMI the top has rottea OIL" May mol
this be emlenatc Of the present well as of the past
the head If the party being now in the "sero and
yellow leaf while the sworms' are at work in its bo-
y! However this may tie, respectfully suggest to
those who fond Of throwing the coon kins and
log cabins in our teeth, 10 remember the hickory poles
aud the poke roots!
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n VIE Fall and Winter sessIon of five months, in
H. THIS Seminary, will begin on Monday the l2rh 81
September and cose on the lth Of February follow
ing Terms and studies as heretofore. No expense OF
pa'icu labor Will be spared to make the Academy wOr-
thy of patronage. W resolved 10 deserve a liberal
support, and on such terms confidently ask IT, az the
hands ola discerning Public PABESTsl your daughters
Will soon bo " ICES and Mothers the trainers Of future
generations aud your legislators Judges magistrates
and other public officers. Shall hard t3aes--shall ANY
THING abate your zeal IN procuring for them an elloc
uaI and moral training suitable to the age, and their own
high destiny
wv. G.. WILLIAMS. A. NJ PRINCIPAL
Mis-. :. A. WILLIAMS, Pfcccpiress.
SALEM. Roanoke, Co Va. Sept l2 81
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II ECO N NE z, VI


HIs
PETER sumo, TIRGLNLf.
nFFERS HIS PIANO FOR1ES for sale upon
Pfial. II they are found good 10 ho kept, If olhor
Wise. 10 be returned. The prices vary iroo 275 to 900
dollars. THREE HUNDRED have already been
sold, and not bad ono amongst them From 20 10 50
always on hand, at his extensive establishment IN Pc
tcrsbUrg, Va.
July 81 tsif
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o.. See the comparative statement Of The rates Of
duties, under the Tariffs 1882 and ls2 ON the III
page 1t shows the alsiy If the declaration that the
bill lately passed. is worse than the ari Of S2S when
the duties We're higher even than in ls32.
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&. Mr.. f.eaSl.ass Abduction letioI IS iaaslnr ssfar
ioise II IS nov generally boxed upon as a hoar-
though NC do net know that it Was So The me1iiatel
abduction III indeed II was meditatcdl is universally con
demned, by these who treat il seriously. ofa parties
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N0tiee.
'HSlIit LANGHgRRE MILLS a1o afi scarrni On
= in the Of Lapghorne & Sieptoc.--Wc shall
continue to pay the highest market price for Wheat.
IT, ). LANGiiORNF,
FAYEI"rE STEPI'OE.
Aug. Is eis
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% The Madisonian is clanorous for "jag'ite' 10
John Tyler As the Irshnan said, that is about the last
thing that Mr. Tyler wants
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GOODS. GOODS!! G0,tDsu !

SVUJSs NSp't No..
.tpne 10th 1Si2.
Holm J. PURVlS has just returned lroln trip NJ
- ter Goods, and is opening, AT his cheap CASH
Store in Lynchburg. opposite tho Market House, the
following, 10 wit:
E.sLICOEs, LIZ r''S'S. C.S.NBKEfs,
M sSEgts, NC, for Ladies Dresses, al Cd pr I'd,
and upwards.
Nankoens, large lot reul Georgia, at Cd per yard.
Panlaloon Goods, aud Vestings, large LOT and very
cheap
Cotton Stockings, black, white, mkt, blue, Sc, al
Cd pair.
Fancy liandkerchefs and Scarfs,
Mtts. Gloves. Ribbons SC
Worked Collars, and Lace Goods generally.
x$O,
BONNEfS Of all kinds. Artificial Flowers, Band
Boxes. Grape. Saiins, Silks. Nols Irish Linen, llo
land. Pins, Tapes, Needles and
A Thousand other Articles.
k of which bought in the present dull of tho Nor
theru Markets, will be sold at very low prices.
JOHN }. PUREiS
June 20 tsif
FURNACES and Bell Metal Kettles. for preserving
H. large assortment on hand. cheap for cash
II. Is. RICHARDS.
Jutv DS "a
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TIE Tobacco Crop.-Ilere is great dead Of com
PLANT Of the damage done 10 tle growing crop Of obac
IN this region, Of Whieh, we learn which had
been much injured by firing, has been cut green,
dor - save il from total destruction. letter from Duck
nShem to the Richmond Wing states that The carly To
hocco IN that county has been greatly injured by firing
and It is stated that the crop be a short and inte
rior one.
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,-.kI~ FOH ~ Sc ~ ~ ~ ~
NNzAstA THE superior coppesd and cppper-iaa
GiEoSkAg<EE1f tened Barque
eeessg<t#Sl "CoN sTGTEF1ON,''
viii commence loading Immediately for Brenen, aud
will sail about the 25lh September. Fer freight OF pas
sage. apply to LEDLAM. PRESTON s. Co.
o.. Liberal Cash advances made on shipments a
Tobacco and STEMS 10 address Of the consgnnes Of Tho
above vessel l.. p. s Go.
Richmond Sept. 4lit
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Easgc6stOts.

MRS CHAPLIN will resume the duties Of he
w sshool on Monday the Sd day Of October next.
TER MS 40 pr session Of five months
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a. The Republican shall be grdtVica with the peru
sal OF Mr. talhouns speech in 1916 Ia fmor ga Proiee
tre 7aD US son as the cessation of current aud pres
sing demands upon our columns shall enable MS publish
it, VIII the Republican copy it?
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Valuable Town Property Tor

THNllE subscriber is authorized by the owner to SCI.
| A accommodating terps, the eonroao,s and
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igstIrw al the Iyneanmrs; MARRIAGES,
CORRECTED nrrEbf BY
II sEEAfsEs E'NHsssE',
<o,,.,,.ss.ay .vFsrT.Hsffs.

Inspected this week, ending 10Th inst. 3si hhds pass
ed aud refused There has been some little animation IN
the market Tor the last two three days, prices stand
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~ Oar neighbor OF the Republican thinks. If he did
do exactly the right ding in failing to publish the
Majority Report Of the Select Committee on the Veto.
'cc are not the person Ia take hun to task Tor his oms
sion, inasmuch we have not always published arguz
mcn's on both sides Of public questions Now with all
becoming modesty be spoken we are the very person
to arraign ghbor. Wowll not say that VIC have
failed 10 publish Repor and Counter K ports of
committees IN important public questionsbut this we
will say, that have generally published one when
we have published he otter, in this very case; and
we do not ecollect single instance Of an omission 10
do s., Indeed when ours the only paper publish
ed here. made il rule to publish on both SIDES nai
only Reprs, lut Speeches; and hence, as our files
show, on all great 1uestions-sueh the charter Of Il
Bank Notification, the Tariff, the Sub Treasury. Sc
we invariably published the leading speeches ON both
sides We should have continued that COURSE but for
the one sided policy OF nearly every Loco Foco print in
prevailed upon 10 act upon the good old MAXIM ".7,di
acraa paiea." We think it might be well 10 bring
dis subject before the Editorial Convention in October
and see II we esnhlt adopt some regulation by which
the character utncVsmpers will be essentially changed
binding each other to let our readers hear both SIDES
that, instead Of being mere condus Of opposing
crceds the people may every where have ample means
d forming correct judgment, from a iu and free dis
cussoa. HE a5lcs both sides # their correct
ness or erryneeasaess Having the uost onre conf
dence in the saandnos Of our principles aud in the ON
impotence of truth We viii choertuIly aecede 10 such An
arrangement, # II can be mutually agreed upon.
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Sept. ~