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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-02-03
NOTICE.

NO Books are now kept AT tho Store o'
~ U.M J.1UES TILLEE except fnI
farmers produce-but any one wanting Dry
G"ods FOR C.1SH, can have them Dog
Cheap. lie hopes no offence will be taken.
being Obliged so to proceed.
Jan. 20, ISI2-:}nL
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-02-03
For Havana.

The barquc MERCHANT.
4rEt Thomas l.. Boss, master. now
rTTtfN loading Tor Havana, will snll in
tlIgEs all next week. For freight or
pa-rapr. III immediately odtrcdl apply to J.
G. s. s. WIllrEilORNE, or the master on
board at CIark's wharf.
Ncyport. Jan. 26, 1872.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-02-03
FOSES List Of Draacn Nos
SCHOOL FUND LOTTERIES.

Class. Draw. Numbers
257-79 G7 j6 ~ - 22 ~ ~ 2 A 33 ~ 81 80 %
2j5-2O n ~ 23 40 j5 so Ga 67 ~ 5I22
3j9--ll IL - ii ~ 81 81 ~ 90 81 "a 10
260-j7 80 ~ 20 3 81 "a 2s 81
26l-65 AZ 80 . Is 66 % 40 ~ So l6
2t2-y 20 II 5g 50 II b5 Is 81 % u
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-02-03

DE,Tu OF THE Hos. NArnAS +. DnoS.--
Ii becomes our painful duty to announce the
death Of the lion. Matthias +. Dxos, senior
Senator in Congress from this State, lie died
in Washington on Saturday afternoon last, af-
ter an illness Of five or six weeks, with an af-
fecton ofthe lungs. lie seemed to be recover
ing several days previous TO his death, but a
second abscess which had formed on his lungs,
suddenly broke and sulocatcd him before he
could be relieved lie was about 20 years OF
aye and was much respected for his talents and
gen,lemanly department at home aud abroad
lie had been Il Senator three years, aud his
senatorial term would have expired in lS45.
The Legislature ofihis State now in session
we understand, will ill the vacancy, occasion.
cd by the death of Mr.. Dixon, Tomorrow.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-02-03
NOTICE..

uNllE subscriber about to make a change IN
! hls business. requests all persons IN.
dcbtcd to hIn. by Note or Book account, to
call and settle The same by tho lsl of March
next; and all those having demands will please
present them for settlement.
ON HAND
Draycr. Pilot md other Cloths. Tor over
coats also n good assortment of Broadclulhs,
cassimcres. aud NcsiIngs, made io order ~
the latest fashion aud ncntcst manner.
TlIOS G.. BROWN.
i0a, Thames street
Jan. %, iSi2.- Itml.
A CCORDIiNS 4 hCCORDlAN BOOKS,
n lu.t received aud lor sile nj The Narloil
store Of T. STACY, IN.
Also. violins. Guitars, Flutes, flsgnolris,
Octave flalc-, SC. sc. Jan. 20.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-02-03
III E II l. ID OF II HI e TIN MES.

The brig Canonicus, Bigley, recently arrived
here from Havana, brought the remains of
Peter Pratt, Esq, of Providence, who had gone
10 Cuba for his health. "Mr. Pratt, (says the
Providence JournaD had been on the Island
l9 days, aud was gradually improving in health,
with a prospect of ultimate recovery. His
death was very sudden. Ills servants left
him apparently well, aud returning in few
minutes found him dead" Mr.. L. was promi-
ncnt lawyer, and formerly an able and influ-
ontial member Of the Legislature ofthis State,
from Providence, We have often listened
with pleasure 10 his speeches in our LcgsIa,
lurc, as, in all debates, he was not only sound
in his arguments, but SO mild aud temperate in
his language, that even his most violent polti.
ch opponents, could say naught against him.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-06-13

Another specimen OF tocofocoism New York
cofocoisln locoiocosm which has sacked Hour
stores; which has driven peaceable and tlmid
freemen from Tho polls by violence; whieh has
carried elections by pipa-nylng, importing aliens,
Illegally naturalizng foreigners fresh from lrenld
aud Germany, and attempted at Inst 10 carry one
by bringing up so feons from the penItenIary ;
locofocosm which even now fonents rebellion
AID would leap for joy TO Il sister state swept
by fire and tie sword. And now we have anoth-
er specimen Of this ism; less revolving, to he
sure than outrigh, rebellion and yet, in its open
disregard of law aud right, falls little short of
actual rebellion. Our readers have been upprlz-
ed that the locos were beaten in the charter cleo
ton, but that they intended still TO maintain their
power by refusing seals to Wings who were fair
ly elected to seals in the city councils This al
tempt was made Wings who were elected, were
denied their seats, - and locolocos, who were not
elected, retained their seats. The case was car
ried to The Supreme Court, which decided in ia
vor of the Wings. OF course the Wings pro-
ceeded then to exercise the powers legally he
longing to them, such as the appointment of city
officers. Now comes the exhibition OF o:otoco-
ism: the ocoloco minority have issued orders 10
The ex-funclionaries of the city to hold on TO their
places and to The public properly, in spite Of The
action of the legally constituted city government
That is MU York locolocoism: let il never ge
root in Vermont.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-06-13
ORANGE -CNllNTY
State
Central
Coiii'tee.

The Wings Of OrOnge County are requested to
meet in Co. Convention at Chelsea, on Wednes-
day the 22d day Of June, le42 ut 10 O'Clock, A.
NJ, for the purpose of nominating candidates for
Senators, and making the necessary arrangements
for redeemng the County. Orange County ex-
poets every Republican Wing to do his duty
ASA LOW,
CARLOS CARPENTER,>
Bradford, June ], 1872
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-06-13

.4nd yet another! In the U. s. Senate, on Thurs
day (2d) Benton of Missouri and Wright of N.
Y. attempted to intmidae the Wings by threat
ening that their states would disregard the law OF
Congress, If it should require the adoption of The
District System in the election Of Members OF
Congress. MIR. Wright went so far, indeed, as to
intimate that an end might be put 10 the govern
ment, if this distric, system was thus pressed
He could not have been sober, when he did that
the Brandy bottle mus, have spoken,-not SiIas
Wright.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-06-13
LoCOFOCo PRoFLIGACY EXPOS.
ED.
pOINpEXTER,S REPORT.

The Patriot can't face these Developments Of
Iocofoco proAigacy like an honest man, conscious
of innocence. 1t puts on the felon's swugger, and
uses the peuifoggers tricks. Last week it quoted
from the Boston Atlas to discredit Pondexter.-
Now mark it-thnt quotation is solely applicable
TO m unjust at,nck upon sundry manufacturers,
into which Pondexter was led by his anti-arif
preiudices. As to the extracts which we have
published, the Atlas gives them all credits in fact
most of them were copied from that very paper.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-06-13
WATCHMAN g. STATE JOURNAL,
MONDAY, JUNE 10, 1912.
WING STATE CONVENTION.

The State Convention Of the Wings of Yer
and taking such measures as may be deemed ne
cessory preparatory to the annual September
election, will be holden at MIDDLEBURY, on
WEDNESDAY, the 9th of JULY next. The
Wings are requested to appoint, on or before the
ith of July, by county or town conventions three
or more delegates TO represent each town in said
convention.
Il. N, BRIGGS,
HARRY BRADLEY,
ERASTUS FAIRBANKS, Stale
A. l.. MINER Central
O. p. CHANDLER, Con'tee
ISAIAH SILVER,
l.. f.. WALTON, JR,
May "a, 1912.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-06-13

TO APPLICANTS IN BANKRUPTCY.
The rule requiring certificates of publication
having been altered, we must now require all no.
tees to be pnid for IN ADVANCE, free Of post
age. Ordinary notices Of petitions and notices
for discharge 81 ,25 each assignee and other no
tees according to length. We furnish files.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-06-13
MORE RETRENCHMENT,

Hon. John c. Spencer, Secretary of War, has
Just issued a-General Order, cutting off the allow
ances of Extra Rations" hitherto made to vari-
Gus officers of the Army on The ground of being
conslruciively in the command of post, but has
grown into fragrant abuse by the correction OF
which the Secretary Of War will save the country
many thousands per annum.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-06-13
RnoDE-IsLAND DIFFICULTIES.

The Patriot is doing its utmost TO justify the re-
bellion, even now ufier the mass Of the suffrage
party has actually refused TO aid Dolr in establish
ing his constitution. 1t assumes that The People
are in favor of that constitution; but this is not
clear 80 it Is uncertain whether the 5000 votes Civ
en- by PROXY were fair or fraudulent. At any rate
it is clear beyond all shadow of doubt, that the
People Of Rhode Island are NOT in favor OF es.
tablishing that constitution BY FoRCS. On what
ground, then. can the locofocos of other states
justify themselves in countenancng rebellion,
against the wishes of the People Of Rhode Island
That is the question now, and let not the Pat.
riot blink it. We refer our readers TO the first
page for n brief view of important facts in this
case,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-06-13

U5-Mr Johns an intelligent farmer among the
mountains of Huntington has recently furnished
us with copy of the "Vermont Autograph and
Remarker," size Of half a sheet Of letter paper,
and beautifully printed with a PEN We shall pub
sh several of his articles hereafter, appendng the
letter as signature,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-06-13

Massachusetts. The Governor and Council
have nnpointed Abbott Lawrence OF Boston, John
Mills (i.oco) Of Springfield, and Charles Allen of
Worcester, Commissioners to act conformity with
those OF Maine in the settlement Of the Boundary
Question.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-06-13
LOCOFOCO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF
THE STATE CONVENTION.

In accordance with our promise last week, we
proceed to give the resolutions adopted at the
cent locoloco state convention. This we do, as
well for the information of our readers as for the
purpose Of appending a few remarks. They O.
pen, as follows, upon
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-06-13

Third party Contention. friend has furnish
ed us notes and comments on the proceedings of
this Convention, for which we thank him, altho'
we do not publish them. The severity of the
comments may be deserved, YET we prefer to lean
TO the side of mercy. The attendance is repre-.
scented 10 have been very Thin, except from the
towns in the immediate vicinily-not more lhon
dozen or so being present from abroad. On the
name of Judge Williams being presented for
Governor, the Convention was assured that he
would be their "exclusye candidate" The
question was then put whether he wound or
would not be n candidate of any other parly-ou'
il was not answered. To BARRIERS nomination
five or six objected by voting against him.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-06-13
sa,oss O5

Total amount received by the officers s39ss O5
No comparative statement of the costs taxed ~
prosecutions or bels, in the district courts OF N.
York and other districts, has been deemed neces-
sary but il is believed that in no state fthe I'M
ion do the costs Of the clerk, marshal, and district
attorney, bear comparison in enorlnity with N.
York. Whether these costs, as taxed, are war
rnnted by the law, or rest only on arbitrary usage,
it is assuredy subject well worthy the consider
alton 0fthe National legislature to restrain these
officers within more moderate limits, by enacling
regular statutory table of fees aud thereby not
only relieve the government from these onerous
charges, but redeem the defendants from their
runous operation It is for this purpose chiefly
that the subject has been introduced into this re-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-06-13

Beautiful consistency. E. d. Barber, who last
year avowed nn,i-larfl doctrines in perfect
unison with the views and interests OF the slave
cracy of The South, is now the candidate Of the
third party for lieut.. governor. Contrast with this
another fact at the third party convention, res
olution was offered compImenlng VIM. SIaJe
aud John Mutlocks for their bold aud decided
stand in Congress in behalf of liberty. They are
aboliliouists who are known TO the country by
their works-.ihey are the firm aud uncomprom'
sing friends of American Industry, in opposition
TO the free trade doctrines of the South: but then,
the same Convention of Vermonters, which NOM
mated T. ID. Barber for high office, refused even
SO much as a compliment to VIM Slade and John
Mat,ocks There can he bur one reason for such
strange inconsistency Barber is rabid locoioco,
and the other gentlemen are Wings.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-06-13

tits expected that Ex-Goy. Boggs OF Missouri
will recover from his wounds.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-06-13

The recent earthquake in the West lndiss was
felt in Louisiana
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-06-13

Within the last seven years 90 900 900, have
gone to England from the United STATES Tor iron
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-11-18

So bate Stesesmnno ben Sriebeu in 8reslau bals,
er1o beeltigt aber bic 9tnridtuna Der Sdnbsen nnb
Lem ld1redlltes Nahiptel bon petbens bic b6bmtien
g'efanbten in 8resIau 3eu9en lpHreett, itiirte bae
|Seuer iii S6bmen CUR tcRcn Samnte Gem Is. GOeirs,
alle tann itber cine Be': mad Ger goafredun9 jeues
4rtbetIsr tparO Scbanu JraG, Der grfte SOnr Seuat
Serpraser Geutabt, sn Sreosu NIT pferben ibsr cen
arft uno bHrd1 Gle Staot 9clbsift, bon benz Starfs
riter on ZEN olstcB 9efebt unb bertraNnt. c5n Ge,
f1dften nat Sreslau aefcmmen duBerte er bier feine
0teIisicnsmeinunsen DffentIdl. @r wnro re6b1b Dor
Elm seltdes @ert se1csen uno bier perurtbeilte tbn
Der pdtflite ee9at, nebf ben iibrien Sl6afen, rds
betdtt9te cas llrtbetl etu 31rebe, elb ca, a[s er
Icn auf ocm ocl5teB aB, fpnnte StraIa sun1 QSbsr,
ruff bewe9en' er oulcete wue uno 9elaHen alcSbmad,
unc arb freuoiS unter nbruntaeus
ebet fir ieine 6etnee 9terauf ertldrten Die ufIten
Ste9esmuno Der bdbmtlden &rone fir uerluIta, uun
NIT btteren SoaB be9ann aufs Jeue Der res Der NIT
allen Sdreden nno @reueln Der 9fadhiud)t uub oes
8anattsmus nod bnrtb fed,;ebn Sabre wltbete.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-11-18
Nerr Mec atteur!

Sn Sbrem 8latte pom letter Bcdbe pubttsirseu sic
eiuen 9lrtife! untereihuet "iete Ceutbe' il, wels
diem id sefra9t wurrc, rb ib sciast bate, 'oaB bic
Deutfden uit rpiieten tuae 3u einem Nauut gcbrre"
St aHNrcrte carauf, bae id midi uiemols ener lols
dbsn Sprade bebicnt babe; unc tpcan irseuc eEyaun
BON 9uem @baratter in Sbrem Biatte nit Ieiner a>
mensunter}hrift aMftritt Muo MIDI beid,utbist Gnpas
Sa W e te g srSna 81 Ds" ~ ce m 's es "ssr ps tne
Manne tcnsneu, beenShoratter uidt Die rtcnermdbns
te Gsenaft best, 70 werbe i cs siner erneren s'es
ntd)t rurri9 ba!ten.
g. 2abm.
Sduton Ecb 15 1870
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-11-18
CeIlDt1 St1FeSmoIr.

Diccni3eu uncrer eeer, tpeld)e Der cuoIiffru rod.
ad9 ilno ul,o en1en pclltdno9eu 9Serict lbrr onc
Serhanolun9en Der ndhtenGeieb3 miiu1trn. .m;r
ocn Wohltkln auf ben Session Statesman IN ahnnn;-
rel DerpEoipcct1s beTnostFb lit elmer ,ecrusn1(tr
nnlefee pentI9en SateS u,ss 9eb nibsru sufjtns it,
ber sSnhalt Seeinsun9en II. +. ~.
aa@ 9Sw (tno beret Sublcriptcuen ou.,ucb,ncu
~ he congressional Globe and Appendix ,pirb II,
nnetm beutl9en Slatte ebeufas burc eneu befcuoeru
prcepccus an9eci9t g3er cine ppGjfdrcioc leberIdt
rpn Den srrhanolHnaeH res@ouores ~ batcu tpint,t
no o'e oe DEN pertieoenen Mte[ieEern peIclteu &C.,
eaatenen neeen 9srne leen n'ode, iprcc wrbhnn au
oeie Slatter Su abcilutren.
sSir Fnb jeoersctt bereitmiltis @ubicrirteuen aa;
Inehmen.
. hi 0 SO bl.-Der Shir Statesu,au prm 9en
I0tppen1ber 9iebt enolI ctnen ooltiutiocn AHuhhes
Irtdht, tpcnaeb 9pnoerncr Sbanucns Mebrbeit g. 443
Shauncn beoorf blss23s fe,erStimmelt BON 1s4O
Itoabreno eersrn l9,82l oerltert. @erpa hat 8,S46
Shn1men tpent9er ais Sbonupn une &in9, uub Shauz
non beoarf bloS 1850 Stimme:, m gcraee 70 Dc( alS
feline betoen Nebenbubler su baben.
Die Wenidenred,te iln6 etnia, ,pte bic NEabrbcit
4Sr Gnc teiner iroilden @emat caf,,r oerpAid,tet
fcnoern tpir empfn9en oeieibe ans bcr Nauo ceI au
mdd't'9en 0Ottee,,no bleienr ne MIR fir beren Ses
nHsnn9, 10 trte fur oeren Grhaltun0 pesdntucrtl,.
9lehe Dem, ber Nh erfreht Gle :Rcd1te ccr Weniheu
Der Nae eerelben, ourd, eit eoer @epllt, sn raben
iunb 6aourd, ben &inselnen DcrretDte mnb Mcncrcte
sa eYthet(en gr 1T ein Climber aeaen G,ctt nnb eu
gesbred,er sesea bic Nenfd,cr. s
4 DbiatG Grunbfdse.-Sotn 8. seans .ns
Idneere 9gttss, meid,e n ben 8esenpdrti9en ia
rf Eimn'tsH, pereen bon Sen gBba6idttern nil eobes
erbebun9en absrhdnft ft-,pdbrenc aicere Mbtss pelds
ben Tar isamtfn, e6eM 70 ebr 9elcEt perben /
sDtps 81
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-11-18
uuo @etlf Der Bet.

At 5trrn y. q. OpertcIeer GbrpsUa, 2DaVne 60
uno ascb Ner, 3trmtipu 1aunfbp, Nidlaur Iauntv
Daten bic Mtt RE 1stnaft unItrs SAttts III trnrbtn
Htic reu UO autborirt r nns etn
uHtb,nen anr Nutttunscm rarAber auSsufteNen.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-11-18
@antcn, Hcp., Is, i842.

gg 0iit c6i9er G;uienouns ertitlteu 'vir sasleidl
ein, Ycr Srieoen6rid,tcr .. s. tier beitpcrneS
3cuaniS Ycu Dopio 81. s. n, worln rerlette ci.
ne llnterreoung Spiihen ibm, erm. Saa III isno S. s.
y lliu96 erSdbtt, weldtc manufactured Sesus auf
ben an9rif bat cen jr. eabm auf beH ccutidcn Sba.
rafter 9en.adt baben irate.- Dielem teltwerenca
3cu9nB 3ufrlqe hat Soerr 2abm ut os Wtiuoe{tc ses
gen oeu ceuttcn Sbarltter 9clar, icnccru ctne 8ct
mcrfun9eu tparen pcriSnlid nne batfcu felueu 9ema
auf Sas Aaeen1einc. Dn5 3eu9uis rpro pitte 9Sod,c
erleinen ano unIern scicru Ge!e9cnhet escn Die sas
Id,e lcblt Sn beurtheilen.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-11-18

CO. Dicjenigen uuferer Sutltri6cute,l, ,pelhe ibre
3eiun9en matt cclS besablcu, tpcrpeu berte bbld er,
ndt irldes Sn tbun. Get 1T Die 3cit, c cieicr
strtifcl ant mcFen oerlau9t wro, uno no ee 8amilie
9e iuo jest ncd) III eirem fabrbaren 3uanee bic Tecz
a.tcten tceitt9t uno audi 1T cic14itteruns f., ra e u
fern 9eebrten SubIcritcuten nid1t as linoernie in,
]aSe9e iFrtt tbrem 8erpred)en tnlr3lt nab;uf,mmen
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-11-18

Eggis N2cntag ben q. 9tcrem6cv l. Z. ipiro j>rn
o. bentfe Eretldule III Sorn. 5ofinr. Safhcr'I
9Gpbuuu9 tbreu sIrfan9 uehnleu. ..
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-03-17
From the Raleigh Register.
OH MIR. HENRY. OIL

That The Standard should be filled
with malignant and purrile attacks on
Gov. Morehesd is NJ matter Of ssiunish-
meni, but that Mr.. Henry, abo aspires
10 be the Chief Executive Officer of The
Stue. should. in his public Addresses,
eondescend 10 resent 90 such shifts, Is
really reflection both on his head and
heart. A warm admirer of his, who, in
letter addressed 10 the Editor OF the
I" Fayetteville North Carolinian." pro-
fesses 10 give faithful account OF The
Speech delivered by him al lliilsborough,
says that
!. lie showed how the present Cover.
nor was not. as be promised TO be, the
Governor Of The state, but he ruled for
the purposes OF his parry and his own re-
ls,ions, whom he had placed in Office.
That he had tiilrd every Office he could
with Whig'. aud several with his own
relations, and those disqualified BY h.bi.
aud sge."
We suppose allusion is made in the
tirst portion Of this extract, 10 the circum.
stance Of Gov. Morehrad's having APP
painted his nephew, Private Srcretarv.--
Though we dislike 10 be compelled TO
speak Of this mater. ye. the indel,cscy
Of our poll,icsl oppnnen.s leaves us no
sl,erast,ve. We say then, that this ap.
poiulment by Gov. Morehead, so Ear Iram
presenting any cause OF omplaial TO any
body, exhibits hin 10 the most amiable
light, and shows how superior he is to
the 20 ical influences which ordinarily
govern men. The father Of The yuuug
gentleman slluded 10, is a ,,o'eat Loco
Foco-so much 60, tia, though the
brother.ln law &c Gov. Morehe al, he did
uat snle la, him a, the last election, and.
must probably, will no, DO so at The next.
Aud ys. the Governor. Who rules the
s,ais "tot The purposes Of party" makes
the son Of politicai opponen, his coni-
den,ia secresary.--aa &c, Of liberation
and lorbearance which, We venture 10
say, Mr. IIeaty will aever ,mitate.
should he be elected Goceraor.
The second position Of The extr sct says
''that he filed every office he coald with
Wings" When people make assertions,
they should take care that they have some
bai'om to stani on. immediately almost.
on Gov. Msrehead's Induclion 10 office,
/, became necessary Or hlm u convene
hrs Council. u sGvise as TO the appoint
ueut Of The Literary and Inlernsl I'm
psosemenl Boards. The iirs, consists Q;
three members. and the last oil two--aa all
i've. As .he filed every Office he could
with Wings" Of course. oil The gen le'
mea nominated by him /, compose these
Boards belongelio bis own party. How
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-03-17

eayhe a,ue e ts asssisns lshid, d ;
hrsds d,tt ~ 'a,s. rliFu tsqy iraFn shtt
r. nan.issird iirff irsas isfss1 Mkig..
81 & iis.sa usfr 80 ,iaaa,ly spl.oinsra
81 thr casa<lL - * l..rt.s, nasrd.
Sra. Hin. a. Aesaf, Dgrid ~. .Naat.
snd Charles Ml1slg ~<fs Iee8mmepdet;
and. laE 1hs lalrEnsl Ins .spsrmrni beard.
I'll Cad. yoafs shd cas-. Daaisg Il
NJ. Henry - nns mote srses ia his sss'e-
ae.fs. II will t.ks al M s-liil-lry ssd
.ageaui,y whiSh bolh - I'D his h,rnd
:. cunbsslaud'' ass nasssrsl. 70 ga .se.ls
him.
We hass nal space. 70 day. 70 notice
fash<s DIE Illl-bHor ,ugh lrilrs wus..
eex-pl "A snr D. rsicul.r. lie runel1d Q b .
skeseh Il Ms. llsnEy's sprreh b saying
--MsEehsad Did ass reply 20 iam. ar ;
slnsls Wig cay wufd ~ reply. -
lhnueh llas bsr ~ss lsiI q wLsg Law.
yeTs." Il would have berm. indeed. very
strange Il Gov. Mssessesd lad rsllse.l.
sreiag be ~ss not. probably. wnhin 6l.s
pllrs u he place on lhai Day. 'i'hss sar
Mig L.syrlsdls n0lwply 10 h,a @sy
be sfeaunt-d Cor BY The supPa>iaea 90
lie pr. chat the b,sl psiey wss u
:. g'ss Inn rope enough &c.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-03-17
Correspondence Of The National Lsielii'
gencsf.
Philadelphia, March 10 p. NJ

Philadelphia, March 10 p. NJ.
News Of mare than ordinary in.eres,
from S.uth Aaerlcs is jus, received by
arrivals a. New York aud al this part.
The BRUSH ketch Gome,. Arrived Of N.
York from Kingston, Jsma,cs, whence
she sailed on the l2lh of February. A
Bnish war schooner had arriyed a, The
latter pur, on the 7,h froa Csr.hsgena.
Hence we have intelligence IRON Boii,ia
aud Peru. A great bat,le bad taken place
between the tarces al Geaeral Gamarrs
aud The Bcllvisns. ander The command OF
their provincial President. Gsmsrrs ia
saded BOLIVIA with an array al abou, 4, 900
Peruyalns. The Haliv,aas. :, 900 s,r.ag.
mel them, and hattie eEsued, which Is
said 10 have tasted only ahou, bali an hous.
but which resulted ia 4 lass TO The Insai-
ers. IN killed. wounded aud prisoners, OF 3.
900 men. Among the slain wac Gamafrz
nlmsrli; and /. IL anticipated ,dal his death
viii restlre peace 10 Tie too countries.