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sleib 3u meleen bet oem llnterihrisbansn
tpobnbaft in penn 9annfdip, obn,peit pbils
lips Stcbr nilliam Bender.
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Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1842-09-06
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Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1842-09-06
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babsn ron $40 bis $40 bas StId.
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Gsridisbsnbst bon Si0Iinsn, Slotsn, Giarios
nsttsn, Srompstsn, Sarnsrn pcfaunsn, 1ios
lniaien bsffsr 9trt wie AUDI 8ipIinbc9en-
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nRnts fam Ct nun biIi9sr psrfaufsn als fribsr.
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Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1842-09-06
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The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-06-10

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The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-06-10
I'or,isn Nc,,..

The steamship Acadia arrived at Boston on IA,
2l', and tie British Qaecu arrived al New York
on The 25h o',, from EA5laud, buuginsnevs up
u he Sta u!.
From England ibc most important news is tie
passage Of thc corn importation bill in the house
,efl.sl IT, ayc- 100 roni~-i'y % rach n-nri.lo
division. In the house Of commons the tories
have given in thcir adhesion 10 the income tax
bill at last, in order to prevent the resignation Of
SIR Robert Peel and prospective revolution.
The cotton mar.,. was firm, and prices fair.
The British hold their own in India, and, from
all appearance, would soon make terrible havoc
anon, the A1ghaui-,ans.
The Duheo. Wellington is about 10 retire Gom
public life.
Washington irving, minister from the L. s. to
Spain has arrived in England, and was present
ed to the queen on the 4th ult.
Lol"d.-ln TipParary Revolving outrages are
Of daily occurrence, and are said, by those who
raLers.aud the causes. to be mainly owing to the
system Of determination" or appropriation"
which has been pursued there for many years
to quarre!s tc."ecn parties about the possession
oliand, and to the desperate poverty to which a
large portion Of the pclsany j. reduced, a, an IN
esitable consequence.
The landlords there, generally speaking, being
the very worst Of that bad class Of Irishmcn, and
having no sympathy for lhc poorer description Of
the inhabitants, disturbances have already arisen
to such pitch, that i, is thought that coor;ion
acts, proclamatious, and arms will scarcely avail
IN checking the rioters. The Catholic clergy arc
said to use every authority to quiet the people, but
even their influence IS without effect. The dead
y animosily ofthc occupior towards the prop.i3-
Tor Of the soil renders remedy almost hopeless.
FraHce-Ihc French papers comment on the
ata message to congress, Of president Tyler, in
manner which leads to The inference that they
would most gladly witness breaking out of hos
ilities between England and America.
Ci'a7,-Ncws from China up to 18th Tebrua-
-y has been received. The British have captured
three more towns, Rapoo, Tsikce, and Tuughoya
and are now directing their forces against PeAin
They have refused to negotiate with the commis-
7ioners sent to them by the Emperor being de-
crmiacl not to trca; but with the sovereign d.
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The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-06-10
Democratic maei;E,w.

a meeting OF the Democrats OF Kendall
county WAS held at Yorkyillc, pursuant
TO previous notice from the central commit
tee, on Saturday last, for the better organ
lza'ion Of tic party, and preparatory to
convention TO he held for the purpose Of
nominating suitable persons for county
officers to be elected at the coming Au-
gust election.
The meeting was organized by the APP
ponimcnt of Titus How, 10 the chair, and
r. S. Duryoa, as scc'y. Afiera few brief
remarks from the Hon. A. II. Dodge, and
the object of the meeting explained, it
was moved that delegate from Sioclon
precinct, be appointed 10 attend tho Grigs
meeting ut Chicken Grove, whcreupon,
VIM. Thurbin was unanimously chosen.
On motion that central and correspon-
ding committees be appointed, TiiusH ow,
r. 5. Duryea, Eben Chittcnden, Solomon
henslis and Lyman Knox, were
elected rs the central committee, and on
motion Of the Hon. A. r. Dodge, that two
from each precinct, be appointed as cor
responding committee, whercupon. Titus
How, and Il. S. Duryea. from Stocton,
a. L. Dodge. and John Combs, from FL
cry, Thomas X. Treat, and James Sin
clair, from Washington, DIR. G. Smith,
and VIM. p. Boyd, from Georgetown,
Thomas Spencer, and Stephen Bushnell,
from Sherman, Samuel Hopkins, and L..
I. Arnol, from Gerry, George E. Harri--
son, and Daniel Plat, from Franklin Pre-
cinct, were elected.
Requested that the different precincts
be awake TO call, to convention to he
held soon at Yorkyille.
Ordered, That the proceedings be pub
lishod in the Ottawa and Chicago Demo-
cratic papers.
Ordered, That the meeting adjourn
size DIE.
TITUS HOW, chm.
Il. S. DuRyEA, Sec'y.
a butterfly, By atransposilion oflettcrs,
becomes ilattcrby--appropriatcly.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-06-10

IgmimlsVa, June Slh, 1912.
M&5sas. Eo,Tnas:--I notice that the wings
and a few dissatisfied democrats have entered
into an unholy league and formed an unnatural
allegiance to wal against iho pure and noble frin-
cip!cs Of democracy. an an old man, and have
long been an observer Of political moves, there
fore take The liberty Of saying few words to the
trge and honest democrats Of this district.
Never, since the organization Of the democrat
tic party in this district, has there been as impor-
'-' 49,. '-.'---- ''''- I.','-~--- ,-''ue purrrov,
every lover Of bis country, every friend of pure
democratic principles has Il fearful weight of res
possibility resting upon him. All have an i'm
poriant duty to performs a duty they owe to
their country, TO themselves, and to their party
The democracy of Old la Sale remained unwav-
cring and adhcarcd with true devotion to their
long cherished principles during the wing cam
paign of 1910. When thc cry of change, when
false charges and when false professions end
promises deceived tie people in other sections Of
the country the democrats Of this district remain
cd the firm supporters Of The noble principles of
the immortal Jefferson. Now, when time has
proved wing promises Of better times TO be false,
when the people throughout the Union have con-
dcmned the wing party, when all have become
Disguised with Uhg misfuc, when we behold
cur goyclnmcn embarrassed, our credit sinking.
and our national honor furnished uudc, a whlg
when we behold all this, shall VIC
be 50 forgetfui Of our duty, so unmindlul Of our
interest, and 50 tronchcscus t. our principles. as
70 join with our old enemies and thus destroy the
very measures which we have laboycd so long
and s,ronuoualy 10 establish. Shall we, by diyis-
ions and by want Of coacart, give to thcm that
power which they have heretofore been unable to
obtain either By intrigue, fine promises or polii.
cal juggling. The pro'Icrcd union of whigs with
the democrats, would be like the poisonous ivy
the noble oak, their embrace woull he
death. The democratic party have handsome
majority in this district, and shall we allow our
personal feelings. dslikcs, preiudccs to get the
better of our judgments. Shall we sacrifice those
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The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-06-10
Resumption Of Specie Easn,enta Ivy ilc Nc,y
Orleans asnnisq.

The Now Orleans Bulletin o. tue lS a ul.imo
says, the several spscic paying bailho Ia that city
received on the second day Of re ,umpdon LARGER
amount of specie tkan was drawn nom them,
and that every demand upon them lvr specie was
promptly met. The same paper atda ave
now announce with confidence, flr the mlotmn-
lion Of our distant frcnds, shat Tie resumption OF
specie payments IN this city is prominently and
completely successful, ly ibc Union Canal,
Commercial, City, Loniian9 Marehahl, aud
TraJcrs and the carollton BanlS---nor il there
any thing that we can eco in the range Of com.
mon probabilities that can affect their solilhy.
They baye, anil jssfiy horc, die full confidence
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-06-10

or We would inform the geaH man, who had
the yohiacsS, without leave or liccncc from Us, 10
carry of some Of our most important aud latest
exchange papers dut!os the present week, that
we ehoald prefer perusing hose papers ourselves
first, and then loan them out TO our ucignD1rs, II
we feel 50 disposed.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-06-10
TWENTY.SEVENTH CONGRESS,
sECoND SESSION.

SECu"b EEsSiON.
SGfUyjaY, May l4.-.Scn0ic-A FEW
private bills were disposcd Of durjnq tho
morning, after which the senate nrocccd.
ed to the consideration of executive bust.
sincss, and then adj'd to Monday next.
H0aSe--Aflcr the presentation of scyc.
raj memorials favorable to a protective ta-
rlA, resolution was adopted, proraced bv
a preamble, rccitinr that congress- had a..
ven $4,000 to the territory of Wisconsin
for the erection Of public buildings; that
the money had been paid over to Gov. Do.
ty and 'hat he has refused to accoun, for
il to the legislature OF Wisconsin, claiming
TO be accountable only TO the treasurer or
the u. s., the resolution therefore calling
upon the secretary of the treasury for in
formation whether the said sum had been
charged 10 Gov Doty or to the territory Of
Wisconsin,. The senate amendments TO
the appropriation bill were then taken M
discussed, and disagreed to, and a commit,
tee conference appointed. Adj.
i'f,"''"3, -I-'-y 'es--'>t7'aFc--nIr. Isv-
vans rom the committee OF conference (ap-
po'n''" amer inc executive session on Sa-
'"."a! } on ,ne amendments to the appro-
p''a,Io" DILL submitted report Of what
iau DoeH agreed upon in conference, and
i Htg report was agrecd'o. Several private
''''' "''e que" disposed o!' alter which,
~ a. s"''y .""'' 'le senate went into eX-
-; - s'Ss w.,
., -'og.'--- nc report oil INC conference
'Jl'''''I'g' On t'e appropriation bill was
"ooi''oo III We mouse ihIs morning, so the
"TI'oi''a'luh OH Is i!haiiy passed.
a resolution was adopted appointing
10 inquire mo The circumstan-
'gS % '"o removal Of IL. >. Sylvester,
elcrN III ''o pension oiAce, the occasion
o o. "l'ich gave rise to certain rumors UNI
i"' ,p[ 70 M Webster
Nv message oil lne president relative
:, IA, '''o 'p'''''"%''on OF Tie floFida war was
,SNe" "l, ana NlF' Levy delegate from
'o''''' !" " io"S speech, opposed the re-
mint ''""''"',S ooN'"ine0 IN ii' aiIcr whIch
II was oIneFeu 10 DC printed and referred
10 vac coh''A!''oe on military affairs.
nc navy appropriation bill was then
'aNeN up a"a "!sc"sscd until the hour of
"9ourh'hehi.
|Ndy i"---NeRate--Alr. Allen moved
again to take up his resolution in relation
TO the Rhode island controversy, and in
support OF the motion, spoke at great
length in opposition 10 the course pursued
by the president on this subject. Mr.
Simmons repIcd-and then the senate
went into executive session.
Hou2c-i'hc navy appropriation bill
was resumed at an early hour, The qucs-
ton being sill on the amendment of Mr.
Merlwcather to reduce the item for pay
oil officers and seamen from SO, ,432
to So ,335,000. Mcssrs. Reynolds. Trip
lett, and Sprigg, spoke in favor Of the mo-
ton. and Messrs. Mallory and Gushing
opposed it. 1t was not disposed of.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-06-10

or We would inform our patrons, Wings as
%eil as Democrats, that The columns Of the Free
Trader arc at al! Zines open for the reception Of
communications on all proper subjects, and poll
ties especially, with this restriction: all commu-
nicllions must be couchcd in respectful language,
nad not too long.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-06-10
4 laYslN.

When morning pours lis golden raw
Der hill and vale, o'or earth anl s,r,
NV heart unhidien swclls in praise,
Father OF lish. and l.G, 10 Thecl
When night from heaven steals darbb down,
And throws It's robe DER lawn and les,
My sadlened spirit seeks Thy throne,
And bows in worship slill to Thee,
If icmpests sweep the angry say,
Or sunbcains smile on loyer aAd tsce,
Ifioy or sorrow dim the eye
Father in Heaven, turn 10 thee!
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-06-10

Dr. 0lren, who was appointed by the United
states Goyernment 10 explore the mineral region
oI Wisconsin and Iowa, states that they 1,0,o
produce as much lead as the whole of Europc.
Great Britain excepted, and are capable u yield.
ing as much as all Europe, Great Britain in
cludcd.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-06-10

No. VW' ZiHA AcqWttd--Thc Ecclesiastical
Tribunal, which had the case of Mr. VanZandi
under confederation, has acquitted that penonaee
Of the crime, for which his connection with Grace
Church was severed, aud of which he was con-
visited by the Circuit Court in Rochester.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-06-10

Thomas H. L. McKepaaR the wing candidate
has been elected to Congress from Washington
county, Pennsylvania, to Gil the vacancy occa-
stoned by the death of the Hon. Jos1su Law
-RRNcE.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-06-10

We consider it an act of courtesy TO "John
Smith to mention that letter is advertised rs
being in the Washington Post Office "a his nd
dress. (Stoea from the Pa Telegraph
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-06-10

Flor|da.-I'he Louisville Journal says: '.rhc
United States steamer Col. Harvey has arrived
at Savannah from PiIatka, bringing a conGrna-
ton OF our previous favorable intelligence fom
Florida. Col. Worth has gone to Cedar Keys
with the Indian Chief Tustenuggcc, who cxplos-
sad lis belief that he could induce sam Jones and
the Creeks to surrender
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-06-10

"a5aSt and Erie Camel - Fony-eight miles
OF the extension Of this Canal, west of Tppeca-
noe n'@r, were let at CovIngidn, Indiana, on the
10Th ultmo.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-06-10
Chn,p Hsce,in..

We are requested to state, that Camp Nee
ting of Milford aud Bristol Circuit viii be hold
at YorGviIlc, Kendall county, commencing on
The 81 inst.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-06-10

Which met here to-day determined, by a uaa-
nous vote, to supper. the Union Tichct, nom;Ha-
ted on the ] inst.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-06-10

The governor Of Michigan has issued lis proc.
lamoiion, rcpudiaung part Of the stocks bf that
state.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-06-10

SchRass Of Gaaerai Jachsoq.-rhc Nashville
Wing states that Gen. JacEsoS experienced
severe attack Of hcmorhagc during his visit to
Nashville in company with Mr.. Van Burcn.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-06-10

Ottawa, H., Friday, Jaao 70, sp,
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-06-10

Democratic Republican Nominations.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-22
tn be contipn,d.l
Tuesday, January IS, 1912.
ia Gum hT,L

Numerous petitions and remonstrances were present
ed to day on the subject of the Bankrupt law, and re
ferred 10 the Committee of the Judiciary.
Mr. MOREHEAD, on presenting memorials rcmon
s,ra,ing against the repeal posiponement, or amend
ment Of the Bankrupt law took occasion to mention that
a letter had been addressed to him, accompanying
memorial from n York, in which letter an opinion is
expressed that on his would depend the fate of hun
dreds of thousands of American citizens, now looking to
the operation of,he law for relief If he could believe
that on any action Of his depended the happiness or mi
se.y of so large portion Of the people of the u s.
he would deeply deplore that, however keenly he t.
The appeal to his sympa,hies it might not be possible
for hun to reconcile duty with sympathy. He felt il
necessary to submit few observations personal TO hun
self for which he claimed the indulgence of the Sc
nate II could not have escaped the notice of the Sc
nate that some late proceedings of the State of Ken
tuckv in relation to the Bankrupt law had attracted
much public attention. In conformity with the custom
prevailing in many States of the Union the House Of
Representatives in the Kentucky Legislature had pass
ed, by large majority, resolutions insiruc'ing then
Senators, and requesting the Representatives of the
State in Congress for repeal OF the bankrupt
Law. Without expressing any opinion on tins custom
Of instruction he could not bat feel that the people Of
his State their Representatives in the legislator, and
their Delegates in the other branch Of Congress- had
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-22
DEMOCRATIC MEETINGS

UU0JN IINNU.
At a meeting of the Republican party Of 10
of Goochland, held at the Court House, o. !
I7th, IS42, Thomas ID. Shelton was called % Y.
and Carr Eli m ng was appointed Secretary
jet of the meeting was explained BY W. u. -
Whereupon, il was
Resoirsd, That this meeting concur IN the ?.
Of holding a Convention Of the Democfat-
State, in the City of Richmond, on the % q =
1912 ;,
Reso'red, That John Mills, Madison la!!s' !
derrick Miller, he appointed COMMITTEE J. !.
suitable persons to represent this county IN US :
Convention. .,t
The following gentlemen were then no'''TI r.
selected as delegates, viz: Col. John NJ
Thomas D. Shelton, Col. John Gnerran,,, r.
Martin, Frederick Johnson, Jackson Mas
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-22
JU.U.HI =
To me IOfsrs of Lpuisa.

Your present Delegate, John Il. ilol!adaY, +.
wing declined reelection for seat in the next y
of Delegates of Virginia, | beg leave 10 prtsrD'
name Of John Poindextcr, Jr. Esq, rs one enr,
qualified, from education aud habits, to yod.
P. is a young man Of high responsibility. .e0
Democrat of the State Rights School Of Thomas
ferson and his compatr:ots, and one whose qul'tc
will run no risk in comparison with either oi tn
raj very worthy gentlemen whose names haze
mentioned for that honorary distinction. tn
said by some, that Mr.. p is too young. Is tss
Constitution recognises him as old enough; ant
author of this, whose head is little whltened
years, (,hat too, in the Republican cause, mas 4
United 10 express an opinion, he thinks if yon y.
MIR. Poinde1ter, most or all Of you VIII coinca'
him in opinion. During the summer and 'all 4
the last, when party politics were raging 10 tier
est pitch, did you not find in MIR Poindeyer' NJ
n ,eHiing, but fluent and able debater; Gan ~
said Of either Of the other gentlemen iha'
In conclusion, it is but justice TO say that lb' Z
nation is made without the knowledge y GU
Mr.. T but am confident he has only 10 kno"
his country call, and he will obey the sEmpo
without wishing TO detract aught, if could h
names Of the other gentlemen who have been
of, as likely 10 succeed Mr.. H., (all Of ahom
proud to recognise personal and political i'r.'
say, that MIR. P nW, in point Of respectfully
and power Of debate, compare with either,
them. 4 Suites RgM p0ter If The Sdi0o
LOUISA, Jan. II, lSi2.