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CLAY AND WISE.

Let the candid and discriminating of all parties,
read tie following exposure Of most base and
mnrderous "transaction;' for which the wings
themselves now contend, the author ought to
be visited with blighting denunciaiion. There is no
chance for evasion, emo luop.hole" for mean and
ignonlnious "retrent." Ether Mr. Wise or Mr.
Clay must father "the triOle olium," Gas wing
presses term it) of dcvising the measures for the
slaughter ol,hc noble CILLEY. We never enter
lained doubt that Clay was the insligalor of
that ''OiiouS traaSaciioa," and Wise his mental
auxiliary in the execution of his murderous
purpose. But the wings s'ourly denied that Mr.
Clay had any agency in the affair. They con-
tended that the blame rested on the head of
the victim Of wing maligniiy. Now, however,
since tho "rogucs have had a falling OUT the
truth seems 10 have come to light; and "Me
rhoic olium Of thar' foul and malignant "trans-
action the premedilatcd death Of the lament
ed Ci!lcy--wi.l "slick" 10 one or the other Of the
tive whose names follow, "liie poisoned shirt"
The wing press adults that the agency in tina,
tragic affair, was "a crime Of the deepest dye"
deserving ",liq Indignation Of the people," and
The vengeance of Heaven The only question
is, EIo was the ogegi'
Read, and then decide
Ii was Mr. Clay, and not Nr Wise, who govern
ed all the preliminary proceedings in the Ciey
duel. Nj Clay was The sole adviser Of Graves, he
fixed the points of quarrel, laid the grounds Of the
challenge itself Mr. Wise bore n copy of the
challenge drown by Mr. Clay, protesting at the
sane time against his advice The only error O( Nr
Wise consisted in becoming the challenger, which
no advised against, and in ri'ins every thing TO
guard the life Of n friend, who was constrained TO
fight by the interference of Mr. Clay. Under this
statement Of the circumstances, what blame or re-
,pOnsiby can attach 10 Mr. Wise, And set Mr.
Cay has permitted Nr Wise TO hear the whole
oGium Of the affair without whispering lis own
agency in the ,ransacllon--Und not only that, bu;
he is ROW allowing, if not encouraging, his patti
2ans mid presses TO Gcnounce Mr. Wisr his own
,,ulis, coucoang the fact, that, if there be guilt,
he was the guilty man. lfthis stUrrleut shall be
proved upon Mr. Clay, viii his Supporters say Of
him, what they do now ui Mr. N'r' We think
not, bu, they may perhaps have sulcier, regard to
the obligations Of teccncy and proprir'y, to re-
ran iiom further abuse Ct that gentleman.
~ y. MrGN.
We have no pprIiai! to crafty, in this coniro-
yersy among wings. Cur only wish is, that the
odium may he listened upon the really guilty.
In this we hope to have the concurrence Of many
who voted the Wig ticket in 1910. Recent CIR
cunslonces, we trust, have so Gar moderated par
iy zeal, MS to enable them TO look upon these mat
tiers, with clear and discerning eyes.
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TIT PROMISED REFORM.

The NG!lGNi igic}iisCgreT OpeHs its week.,
history Of the srs,,n thus:
"'Ihn seventh week. of the session is over and
gone, and we wish fom the bottom ofour heart
lhslwe could ronseea'iously say thatun thing had
occurred, during is passagc. fiona which 81, couId
uu.ur hyomb'y for harmony or efficiency in the
action Of Gons,css. In the House of Reriescnrn.
tivcs, on the contrary, mos, cr the last week m'
been spent in uupro,i,ul, ard sometimes angry
conflict upon questions which, let them issue Il.
they might had 10 necessary relation to the yari-
Gus aul important NATIONAL concearns to which
Conrrcs, Is hoHnl by every consideration Of pat
r'ai-m aud duty 10 devote all il powers and all its
intellect We trust yet, however, To see the
tinUS9 NindiGatn its chlucinr hy II resumption o
the hbs oIogler and daibertlion which are eS.
s'r'rl 10 Tie sr"ro's'd discharge Of the duties
viii II tn Constitution has dcynlyrd upJn IT,"
NEh all the desire possible 10 hold mp The Fed
oral unInitY installed il both branches Of Congress
by TIA, pipe lHfag Hul hard cider campaign, to the
aiuiujion of the country, ,hl dcycul organ rlhi,
mjoi'y. elected by their votes. i Obliged 10 sIy
"r1aic,cgii3,Hr,' from lie bo'iom tMc hcUt''
lhit" !. c1aul! GHcur Grgr"i'c lDr h0rMOHv or
cFcicQryn Gom il, hut is Obliged ~ confess, 4" on
he cog!,cTp, ttoi m0& ofUc int pcs, las LccA
spcH il UHgr tNLtt 0UI some ,hQi Gaygy can
Nic."
This hlG been n, history Of every week, and
still tho .tai.1ggl TG'iim3cfr "ir8sis prl,
.korfrtr, u srg he Y,qsr rilGi,r'r IL; character
On Tho rrirMgiiOn 0r lie hriNy Of orRer O1i de-
liberation w.ia are c,,raiiai 10 the disciqrge Of
,!c duiicy wiih he Constitution has deryirci
pp1u mr." Can the Ifr}iyc1rer expect such
"0 1eSln. y'iJn a. he hp5is oG Orie, and aeiL-
cra'i1n" until that party which really loves the
Constitution resumes lis sway in the body! We
hive sreO, in nil tho apiiatinns of Federalism
which have for wears bnck marred the business Of
Compress. and dsrraced i,s character. II settled
sv.iem n(tacl.s 10 destroy the efficiency. drprade
the dignity, TO break the hold of representative
Government upon the affections and confidence of
the American nron'r. The cnemie, Of popuar
institutions have been unriring in prosrcuii,, lhis
snc,irs Of warfare. c,lcplntci IN innrrss The unb
lie mind with the belief ,h,, c,c;ion and ANARCHY
INNS, Cra,c, p,ey,il in Con,rcss and that nil honrs
of calm dc,ibsra,jon. directed by p,,rioii, Ccipr
10 honest purn,,cs. mus, he snrrcrded
FOR n few wears prcccdinp tho Presidential olcc.
tion. the Federal leaders u1nn,ed and n.rsoycJ IN
ibi. c,cti,ns anI nir,o,ic,I r,prso vih cx,rcmo
hi,t.rprss and r,rv In ibc clrc,icn ;,so,r oyory
o,hcr coprrni,I scbomo nc o,c;,nmcr, na;,a,;on
fraud and rorrnp,,n. was carried 10 tLc u,nos,
hpi,L, IA ,,tn noi.nn ,ho Go,crn,ron, -, H., yory
sources since Tho clrc,ion wien n1,vor ,yns
conn,s.ed bv ,l,,sa vhn had nror,iscd ,Iose nonns
and when !, ni,h, have Neon Loncd Ma, rrn;,ion
wond have indnccI an iucliration IN restore !, IA
dianiIy and usefulness, we sec ,h, dis,emner
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THE ENGLISH PARTY.

Whatever may have been said .lha, was untrue,
in relation TO the dislrhuion Of English gold dur.
ing the last Presidential contest, the fact il now
proved beyond the shadow Of doubt, that there
is an English party now in the United States whose
highest aim is the dissolution Of our blessed Union,
and whose daily acts are disorganzing. 1t is
melancholy fact, and the angel Of truth rs sho
hears i, up 10 Heavens high clanccry, wells her
face with her snowy wings, and weeps rs she
gives it in. The son Of the elder Adams IN.
pears on the floor of Congress as The High Prizes,
at the shrine Of Nlcloch and the frost Of ages ,ne
before the fire of phrenzy, and The tongue tina.
should be lsping prayers at the threshold Of time
hufls wilhert"g curses upon every lover Of his
native land. We weep over the sad Spectacle
We mourn as Washington mourned when iheNew-
burg letters were found in the American camp
West Point was baseIy sold TO The British and the
mercenary Arnold became traitor and Il British
General in day. How long will the people Of
this glorious Republic suffer the ring leaders Of
faction 10 20 unpunished' How long will the spir-
!, Of party shelter the spirit Of hell, and glory in
National disbonor Inder.
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From f'e f,ipbf.
l,E'r.I-EILLOT.

Some o.! Tho Wing p7Pnrs, which, in time not
quite beyond the memory Of man, choercd the
shinphls,ci dcvOtres in their attack on the \ Var
scnaI, their threatened invasion Of Washington for
the purpose Of oyCrawinr, irnoL dispensing the con-
s,itnted authorities OF the countries, and who were
quite dumb on the ret Of the burning Of the
Catholic convent at Boston, are reading us most
cliIying homilic1 on the destruction Of the SIS ind.
ling institutions III Cincinnati. For mob To attack
State depository oiarms or m army Ofsili stock
ing gentry to march to the seat Of Government for
the purpose of debating their own terms; OF for n
flnaiicn collection Of bigos 10 destroy the reccp-
iacle of innocent girls, and So, them ndriit in the
world Il quite eycusabIc, il not absolutely praisr.
worthy, Bn, to attack the holy and cnnsccra,ed
temples of the shinpIasier puus, is to horrible. II
il sucrl!cgc in lis worst form. II Is an offence n
g1insi the great deity whom all true wings worship
with unceasng devotion ant most profound adora-
ton.
But lie, us contemplate the outbreak n, Cinema
Ii calmly and dspassionl'eIy let us state the case
in plain, honest, downright English, aud see what
it amounts 10 ut last. Here arc some hundreds,
or perhaps thousands, of honest, Woodworking men
living from hind to mouth, each and every one oi
whom has been cheated ont of Il portion of bis
earnings, in MI probability indispensable to his dat
ly bread. \ parcel Of wretched, rotten aud cor
HiNilr run llFlT 'Tpul 10 III NJ
most extent, and received valaa for rs many oi
their lrauhuien, worthless promises as they could
he Impose Oh community by every ariiicc of iiani
cnoly shut up shop, pocket the profits of the swim.
ding concern aud laugh in Ihe faces Of their cred.
ulous dunes.
Had this been done bv men not protected from
nil personal responsibility by tho seven bull hides Of
partial cIil'n'.Ju, by men not freed the general op-
Grafton Of the laws br thn cunning cypedicnt Of an
ret of Incorporation, these urnrunain victims Ct
fnanceTng might have rnsortcd 10 the lazy for re-
dress, provided they could afford tr pay LAWYER,
ind ~ait TIL doomsdiy for their money But here
there was no such alternative. The law iiselfwls
IN op1res'Or, and it was win 10 look for rcdrcs,
from l'ia evil. They hid seen appeals made to
tie Legislatures without effect; they had seen ap.
pals 10 courts of justice equally yan " and there
was no help in item. In moment of keen ex-
element caused bya sense of deep injustice per-
hip7 aggravated BY hunger, (for the butchers had
suddenly, in pabis meeting resolved not to take
the paper money for meat.) they applied TO those
who had injured them 10 redress the wrong and re-
cei,ing no satisfaction. took the law into their own
h,ndi. 1hej destroyed TIC dens, the robbers hay-
i7r il,wn, md tcfs they s!52peL. They commit
ted ~ other oHtragn; and this IL, in ITSELF the strong.
Est evidenrs that i5oy wern ro' under 'fo impulse
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THE NOR AL.

We ask attention to the following excellent re-
marks nm the late riot in Cincinnati from the Bos-
~" o0"'"
a moral lesson may DC drawn rom inc recc"'
occurrences 1T ''"c',i,n'i' INV No'"t'on U, ID"
has lea 10 ahoshc'' " men Is '''c ".os' u'Sas'ouS
in It's moral enec's on me community h"'
perhaps easy 10 decide hu' IN any case, inc 'aw-
Makers ana !iose whose BUSINESS IL was u see '"c
laws oneyeu !" 'h' l''S' '"s'atce'o"' 'ne"
ohlsa'lo"s |" society," ana WIhNeu al 'ne ''r'A'"S
consequences, faf NC II ifo" US 10 say Wo'u III
Jus'lnca''on VI 'he proceedings o. t'use VIZ" . uu
moh''Sncu .''o pnmN'ns houses III C'ho''"I., nay
were 'o,"'o'S OF iaw ana the ministers o' "e Id"
VIII, W''hou' deDt' WISH upon ''en, 'he 'ehSe"ce
oil INC 'aw' nut WHO p'o'oNc" INC o"""So' VI
ra'her' VINO nave $1,000 a"'o' "' !en's' anu "'er
sieh'' u hot approving WITNESSES VI '''o ""''y W
lrnces Wh'cn nave at 'ens'h converted '"o pa
liphGe w ~ '"su''eu people mo .e"Se"ce' anu
feSoi"''o" u put SUPP VIII '"e" o"" ','n''' :"
the continuance OF Such knhVery an" '''uu
mere can DC nut one reply 10 '''S question:
me legislators VINO haNe' ana inc Judges "''o "u1
m'H'S'e' ''c AVS nave Pef'cl'eu ,''' SYSTEM VI
lIaud anu SWIMMING 10 go on 'oi lra'S' WIN ""f"-
my ana are 'hc rG"! cu'P'"s' i"ry "''' eS'"P'
ne punishment o. "'t,F crimes mere ouc"uSt ''o''
Ha SORT OF aW'n..y' NAT he'5es aoSu' f'r'i ''Sr''
ana an ot'@a' ohenoe' against ''e '"WS' w'l'cn ''o
laws VIM never 'onc.l IN me way "' hn'M - "
man s"ou'u couh'e'.s" uon"r' ',.noGan " .''s"'
Io"'"" I'''e s"'' wa" '''o ",
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-02-04
OUR CREDIT ABROAD.

The .NelV York Express, in ii" market article
says, in reference to the recent arrival, by few
days later, fom England, that " it is apprehended
by capitalists that the aeps Of reputation, may
cause good stocks 10 be returned the L. States"
"'rhe news Of repudmtion"! What" news of
reputation :" Mississippi, under peculiar crcunl-
Stances, declines 10 pay portion lthe stocks is
sued IN It's name by the managers Of Il bank, be-
yOnd tina: every state that has II dollar Of stock
alloal has not only dsCained the doctrine Of ''re-
pudiaton," but Indignantly repealed the idea.
VINO believes, then, that this is q" the news Of
reputation" that will throw back the stocks even
of the sound states upon this counlry' Is it no,
rather the failure TO pay The interest on the part
N three Of tie states lchOSe stocks are all abroad
that creates this dlsrust of American securities -
Why affect TO consider this depression and doubt,
as the effect of the " news Of lepudiulion
agiaGry repudlalion-when real actual, md start
ling causes such rs these ure before the foreign
capitalists This is the true secret of depression
and it is Il gross imposition upon the public mind,
at home and abroad, TO attempt to conceal, or to
escape from 1t, by charging 1t 10 the " news Off
pudmllon.'
Mha, is the reasoning Of the foreign capitalists,
in relation TO states that fail to meet their quarterly
or seni-annual interest Why, That if they do not
meet their Interest, they will never pay the prin-
cipal-that if their stocks, here, in this country,
have fallen to II and 10 cents on the dollar, they
are no better than worhess-and that if they talk
ever so bruvey against reputation; and smile
their breasts, and roll their ewes, aud wonder that
any one can be so wicked rs to entertain that hor.
rid doctrine for moment; they are nevertheless the
practical "repudia,ors" -as was said on Salur-
day, " The reputation of ioatiliiy"--and they,
and no, Mississippi, or" the news Of repudiaion,'
are the real causes of the reurn of the stocks Of
sound states, and the annhiaion OF our credit
abroad -.iiJany .irguS
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There is short way Of coming to the amount Of
the public debt, properly SO called, on the 4th Of
March, lsil. and on the Is, Of January 1912. 1t
does not include unexpended ASPIRATIONS nor I'M
adjusted claims, The amount Of which always con-
sidcrableand undoubtedly greater now than on the
fourth Of March Inst The Publc Debt, properly
So called, is composed of outstanding Treasury
notes. and OF moneys borrowed. The public
debt at the present moment, therefore, is as fol.
lows, viz
Outstanding Treasury notes on the ls' Of January,
1872, S6,Sl0,723 80
Borrowed under the act 10 authorize
loan Of IL 200, OOCO $500, 900 90
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A Convention Of the friends Of Temperance was
held at Middlebury. on The 18th and 18th insis, in
connection with an adjourned meeting Of the State
Temperance Society, representing towns in The
counties Of Windham. Windsor. Omnge. Washing
ton, Caledonia, franklin, Lamoe, ChiteGden,
Addison, and Rutland.
Measures were taken 10 secure more perfect
organization Of the Society. in the adoption Of
new Constitution, the appointment Of town and
country officers, etc.
Erastus Fairbanks, Esq, was appointed Presi-
den, for the ensuing year. North Star.
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corresponds with its feelings. TO mark him with
reprobalion--,o expel him-to denounce him in
any way, would give him and his proposition a
degree of Importance which might, IN various
modes, excite public concern. We trust it will be
treated with silent contempt by the body-ilat his
petition will be sent TO the ohscurly which has at
tended all its kindred, and that in private inter
course he will hereafter be stunned by decent
men of all parties Globe.
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What has become Of The money! is n question
one NAV hear 4, any time Of day sbout this city
One wear Of wing rule has not We, eirpsed and the
nation is bankrupt Checks amounting to more
Than half million Of dollars have been presented
to the United States. and cannot be paid because
there is ro,hirs in the Treasury to pay them with
How much money was in the Treasury year ago,
How much has the Government realized since then
from loans and the revenue' 1t is all gone, and
tho CIV Cor more is louder than ever
T-ior Democrat
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We had the pleasure of making one of n fine
party on an excursion 10 Hanover, last week.
We found our old ricnd MoRsE Of he DART
MOUTH IIousr, a, home, and ready 10 entertain
his friends in the very best style, which he did,and
no mistake,
Everything was p, W. The fare. the tair and
the Affair.
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Spirit ct tbe Ags.
WOODSTOCK, VERMONT:
FRIDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 4, 1912.
WANTED

Some six or eight responsible persons to collect
and procure subscriptions Cor the Spirit ofhe Age
Young men who can bring satisfactory responibii.
~ will NEE, with good encouragement for few
months.
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REFORM AT LAST,

ltgvcs us great satisfaction to announce, that
our Wing Congress have at length commenced the
work Of reform in truth and in earnest; yes, they
HAVE COMMENCED REPEATING THEIR
OWN ACTS = Union Dem.
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Loly's Book. The February number of this
work Is received 1t comes in oil its freshness and
beauty, with three splendid Steel plates, a page Of
the latest fashions, and six pages of prose and
poetry, entirely original.
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Rcsunpiioa The House Of Delegates in Mary
land have passed bill compelling the banks of
tina, State to resume specie payments, by 80 ma
jorily.
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The election in Georgia for members ofCongress
has resulted in the choice Of the democratic can.
ddatcs, by an increased majority compared with
the last state election.
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Tennessee BANKS. The legislature Of Tenn
essec has passed laws compelling the banks 10 re-
sumo specie payments on and after the first day Of
July next,
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The .Nsw York Express, federal print says:
"Ia this city, and we presume in oihe, pieces,
he creih and CaiM ofhe nation are DrsHoN-
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The bes,lip-salve in creation, is sweet Hiss.
Exchange paper.
The remedy should be used with great care,
however, as it isvery apt 10 bring on an affection
Of the Heart. Temp, .1ir.
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irJSThe House of Representatives have gver
the go-by TO Mr. Marshall's Resolution ccnsuripl
John Quincy Adams.
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The .Icw Era has an article headed {. Cu,,.
in the Clouds" Curtis or his reputation ncscr a,.
tanned such an elevation in this region
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An Old bachelor having been laughed at by IL
bcvy of pretty girls, told them that they were small
potatoes.
we may be small potatoes replied one Of the
maldcns, but we are sweet ones
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irJSAlyin Stewart was nominated us candi-
date for Governor Of New York, by an Ani-Sla-
very Convention held ut Pc,erboro' last week.
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Hon. Linn banks, late member Of Conrres,
from Virginia, died, recently.
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,IJsA democratic convention Of Ohio has nomn-
alcd Governor Shannon for reelection.
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From !Fs National IntsUigenesr'
WORSE AND WORSE.
TIRE STATE OF THE TREASURY,

The following statement, contained in letter
from the Secretary Of the treasury, addressed to the
Committee Of Ways and Means, was laid before
the House of representatives on Wednesday in ex-
PLANTATION of the bill reported on that day by the
same committee, for authorizing re- issue of the
treasury notes to an amount not exceeding 1--WE mil
lions of dollars:
.The estimated expenditures of the first quarter of
the present year, AS appears by the documents
already furnished, amount 10 $6,245 ,466
The available means of the Treasury in
the same per iod are not expected TO
exceed $500 900
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The minutes Of the Military convention, holder
!, Royalton, next week.
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Contents Of the Boston papers for the last week
" --EiIcr Ra0pp!"
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Charles Dickens {" Boz') is in Boston lioniz-
ing.
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lrJ@Sir Francis Chanrey, the eninen, sculptor
il dead
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What "a morally wrong can never be politically
right Charles James Tor.
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Mock Turtle Sour will be served up in frs,
rate Sye this day, at the Pewter Mug
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Corn,
Rye,
Oats or
Butter,

in paymcn, for the Age. Ifhis is any accomoda-
ton TO YOU, Jump
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JUMpI JUMP {!

Any man, woman or child, in these cider times,
may bring Us
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John c. Colt, has been found guilty Of murder
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Prescn, Public debt,

Treasury notes outstanding on tho
ilh March, 1871 according 10 Mr
Ewing's Report. being the entire
public debt on that day,
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Och now, and it's the Major, the Lord love
able to say any thing at all, at all,
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The Richmond Star calls bachelors m nnfor-
maaie race What will Joseph, Samuel, and
William say TO this 3-Bosioa Post,
;-Js What will Major EASTMAN say to IT.
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Yon doa', spell first rate correctly, friend Slam,
P-h.i-i-s-I w-r-n-t-c, is the way.
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Sl3,3iD,723 80

Increase Of public debt in ten months
Of Wing rule, s7.60S. 2lO 90
And If the Wings wish 10 add the nexpendedap-
preparation ana, unadjusted claims at both periods
II will only make the matter worse. II is the pres
sure Of these claims which makes necessary an ad-
diiion of five millions to the Public Debt in Treas
urv Notes. And tina is hut an cxpedient to gain
until still larger amount can be added TO the debt
by borrowing money liz Europe. Hu--Gh for Re
irenehmcrt and Reform