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The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-06-17
THO L.nIott VIII. Nirinrr.

The only whig victory since the election of
"7Tppecmaoe mat Tyler toO,' has been their sue
cess in sustaining Royal Charter in Rhode
island over a Republican Constitution They
are welcome to all tue honor they MAY derive from
this triumph Of the few over the mahy-injus,ice
over justice - aristocracy and federalism over
democracy and the most sacred rights an libcr-
ties Of the great mass of the people of Rhode Is
laad. This is modern whigscry to the letter.
"Let the Government take care of the RIcn, and
the RIcn ,oiR luke care IF Tie POOR" - is the
leading feature of the wing creed But from
such protection as the poor would be likely to
receive at the hands Of the rich naboh, may God
deliver US!
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-06-17
hank orIIlinoi. n, shawnec,.vu.

An so!ts of rumors are anoat ,bout the
Shawnee,own bank, aud we hardly know what
to think of it. Last Friday, it is said, her paper
fell II per cent. and on Saturday rose again 10
per cent in st. Lous. On Tuesday thebank was
TO resume, but rumor says she did mo- and does
not intend TO doit. Our mcrchsnts hc.itale about
taking any more of her paper aud every body else
seems to have more Of it than we had any notion
Of when last out on a dunning expedition.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-06-17

Fbrida.-Thc committee of the State Conven-
ton of Florida, is said to have decided to issue
Immediately writs of Election for State Officers,
thus organizing at once State Government for
Florida, under the st, Joseph Constitution.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-06-17

which that county will poll at the ensuing Au-
gust election, Judge FORD viii receive COO!
Let every good aud true democrat now pa" bis
shoulders to r,c wheel, and glorious triumph
will crown our ciIorts--thc old political renegade,
Gus majority, that he will never think Of running
for governor again.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-06-17
prc.idcu, or,he u. -. senate

The Hon. WILLIE p. MANCuM, one Of the
Senators from North Carolina, has been elected
President Of the Senate, in place Of the Hon.
SAMUEL l.. Sourutnp, whose iIlncss disublcs
him from present attendance on the Senate, and
who has therefore resigned the presidency Of that
body.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-06-17

The Great Presbyterian La,osua Setikd.-We
learn from the Philadelphia papers, that the lii.
gated question which has been pending between
tho Old and New 'Schools" of the Presbyterian
Church has been settled, the "Ncw School" hav-
ing withdrawn the suit.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-06-17

Crops Ia IeEas.-rhe Colorado Gazette Of the
9th cit. says: "a finer season for the crops and
general health has never been known in Texas
Throughout the whole west we have not heard of
a single planter who has not fine stand both OF
cotton and corn.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-06-17

MuiabiGy Of ForiRe.-Some years ago a
wealthy Englishman, who resided in Philadelphia,
purchased stock in the U. 5. Bank to the amount
of $4,000. He afterwards invested in it the for
tune of his wife, which was 2o,00o,-Thc sum of
$4,000 was left to her afterwards by legacy aud
this was also deposited in the U. s. Bank. They
now reside near Camden, MI. and the wife takes
In sewing to support the family,
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-06-17

MARRiED--In this place, on Thursday the
10th inst, by ]. Fitch, Esq, Mr.. JosEra HALL to
Miss SAuAu GrRLEr-all of this place. rDe caki.
bus--Niycumrous.
At Somonauk, on the Sth inst, by the Rev. e.
Dibbns, Mr.. Wells A, FAY to Miss HAnaIEr
E., eldest daughter of Samuel II. and Emily Fay,
formerly Of Connecticut.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-06-17

L2geniOus.-Some rascals lately planned to rob
the Cincinnati and Columbus stage. TO this ef
feet whilst crossing a bridge, one rogue went
ahead on horseback, and, by pretending drunken
ness, prevented the passing of the vehicle, whilst
ais accomplices cut trunk containg SLY in gold
from the boot. Great fnancering this.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-06-17

Cherry St0Res.-A little girl recently died in
Railway, NJ, without her physician being able
to ascertain the cause Of her DEATH The parents
were prevailed upon to allow post norton exa-
mlnailon, when 1870 cherry pits were found lodg-
ed in her stomach, having been there nearly a
year, and which were obviously the only cause
Of her death.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-06-17

More Dead Wejght."--The elegant Mr.. Lem
uel SmiIh--a near relative of John's-of Iowa
says the Crescent Ciy-has married the divine
Mrs. uoyt The bridegroom weighs iO3 pounds,
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-06-17

Bdter.--Good butter is selling in Washington
city, at 10 cents per pound, and inferior at so
cents. In this place it has been selling at fur
cents, and scarcely any demand for it at that price
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-06-17

Mail Facilities IN Ttras.-The Colorado Ga
which the mail is conveyed from that place to Gal
weston IA distance of 100 miIcs) in the remarkably
short space of three weeks,
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-06-17
NJ. I.omis Price Current.

From the st. Louis Republican, June H.
Flour, 81 80, receipts and demand fair; wheat,
demand fair at 70 cts; corn, 20 cts oats dull at
20 cts pork, prime, very dull, at 81 "a IS beef,
no sales; lard. some inquiry for il at a cts;
potatoes, 81 a 37t cts.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-06-17

ITMeelings have been held in New York and
Philadelphia to raise money for the relief of the
sufferers by the grea. fire at Hamburgh, and the
subscriptions it is said were very liberal.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-06-17

Tennessee, - A steam cotton factory, running
500 spindIes, employing fifty hands, and cOnsum-
ing $3.50 bales of cotton year. is in successful
operation in Williamson county, Tennessee.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-06-17

Good SiOck,-Thc fremont Insurance Comma
ny, in Boston, have declared scmi-annual dyi-
icnd of hcenty:fre per cent payable on demand.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-06-17

The Age Of Acknowledgements thieves" are
giving their experience in Philadelphia. This
beats "rcformcd drunkards' all hollow.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-06-17

Licensing Brok@'.-Ihe last st. Louis Repub-
lican says: 1.-The City Council have passed an
ordinance compelling all brokers to take out
license, aud fixing the sum at 81 900, one half
payable semi-annually."
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-06-17

Hanhcr Hill Monument has reached the height
Of 1875 feet. The stones are raised by steam
power,
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-06-17

Gen. CAss, our minister to France, and his
family arrived at New York from Paris, in the
ship Argo on the ed Oltimo It's said lie has
determined to take up his residence at Cincinnati,
Ohio.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-06-17

Receipts cfhe american Coieni,ation .Society-
The total receipts of the American Colonization
Society for April, amount to 1856 2l
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-24

AGRICULTURAL EDgcATIoN-The
New York S,a.e Agricultural Society at
its recent, ne citing held several sssions
upon The important subject Of agricul,ur-
al education. Il resolved 10 appoint q
commi tee OF eight, whose duty i should
be to msmogiahze the Legislature for the
establishment Of agricultural schCtlsln
such pats Of the State as may seem des-
iratle.-ThiJ is measure Of great
importlnce. Tie best Mind Of proiec.
lion for the asr'oulu al ialeresfs,is TO give
them means Of acquiring the best kind Of
Information respecting their business. Il
being the greatest in the colnlry,t should
have corresponding degree Of attention
bestov ell upon j., where's it las always
been 100 much ncgloeloJ,-PhilI Ledger.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-24

Effect Of Et0qaeaes.-A lawyer Of
Liege, says the Beige, was lately plea
ding before the Correctional Tribunal
for a woman accused ofthel. His eli
ent had large plaster over one Of her
eyes, and the other was bloodshoL
This did not prevent her defender from
exclaiwing-"And the Procureur du
ltoi dares accuse my client Of theft!
Innocence is shining 10 her face Be-
hold the serenety of her look :" The
gravity Of tho judges could not with
stand this burlesque apostropbe the
prisoner was acquitted, and retired,
leaving the defender aslonished at his
success.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-24


PRoreorIox AND NrlPnorEc-
TIoN.-We recommend The following
remarks, from the Baltimore American
to the attention Of our readers. is
evident Iha, tie Locolocos are deter
mined to make up the issue ofs'protec-
ton and anli-proleclion. With Cal
houn as their candidate, we cannot see
how they can avoid making that issue
and yet certainly hardly any issue
could be more fatal to their hopes
Why, the very tariff against which
they raise the cry Of "repeap' received
a number Of Locoloco votes, and not
a few Locolocos have boosted that il
owes its existence 10 those votes. The
Wings ask for nothing but a revenue
tariff, with such discrimination as may
afford encouragement 70 American la
Dor. Locofoco capital and Locoioco
labor are not less interested in this pol
icy than Wing capital and Wing labor;
and whenever issue Of protection aud
anti-proieclion" is fairly made, Tie la
Dor and capital Of the Northern, Mid
die, and Western States, will be found
on the side Of protection
1.-THE TARlFF.-.The objection
raised by the opponents oflhe tariff is
that rates Of duties are too high. Let
it not be expected that the foes Of the
protective policy will approve of any
law which The friends Of protection
may pass objections will DO raised
whether well-founded or nor. We
may say, however, in reply to the rep
resolutions now made respecting the
high rates of the present Tariff, that i
would be fairer il the directors would
wait until the practical working Of the
system shall disclose its own effects.
"The Richmond Enquirer, Of the
9th ult., has the following
Let tho Baltimore American raj
and demonstrate as loudly and lro-
quenlly as it may, we still repeat thai
repeal is the word, and that we car
never be satisfied, until this bill Of
denominations be expunged from the
statute books, or completely changed
in its enactments. The same impress
sion is not only spreading lover the
South, but, we understand, is making
its way in the Norlh-even among the
liberal Wings. The bill prohibits the
importation Of so many goods by its
minimum principle and its high duties
that the impression in New York now
is it will scarcely bring more 10 the
Treasury than hoslus millions Of dol
lars, instead oflWeniy-6ge millions, the
sum estimated to be wanting TO the
Treasury
"Now, upon. comparison Of the
present tariff with that Of 1882, it will
be found that upon many articles the
duties now ale less than they were Ten
years ago aud upon no important arii-
Giles are the duties much greater now
than they we're then. Certainly in no
case is the increase so great as TO war
rant the loud complaints which are
heard from the opponents Of the meas
ure
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-24
COTTON MARKET.

The Mobile Advertiser and Chron-
icle Of tho 10Th inst, states that there
has been a decline in the Cotton mar
ket Of that city, owing to the state oil
the market in Liverpool. Sales were
duh even at the present reduced pri-
ces, buyers moi being willing to pur-
chase more than sufficient to Gil up
their previous orders. The rates quo
ted are, middlings from 6 "a to z,
middIng fair from 2 Ia to y "a, fair
from s TO 8 l.2.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-24

as iadelible IS that which God stamp /
"a upon the forehead Of Cain.
Let such make themselves, II they
wlh.,he trumpeiofs Of party and ofpeF-
sonal iai.shoods. II the public sense
= ALLEN 90 iew, that any honest man
viii listen 70 those -vIo are % conspie-
uously knaves ; If thl i4ser,er from,
his colors is one from who's .nvboav
win take lessons Of military hoi,- Il
men fresh from The whipping post q. !,
10 be invested with the robes OF Justice
and sil upon the conduct Of the unim-
peached II Wing morals are to be
judged upon the report Of renegades
or Wing faith upon the usseveratioh Q
ap9siales--Why, so be it
There are certainly some whom this
sudden spectacle Of suborned denunci-
alton alarms q little, and who thinks
that the public mind cannot be al-
fected BY the concerted issue Of so ma
ny official lies at once. But really,
after trying with all our might, we fnt
ourselves utterly unable to think thai
allegations, not only without but con
trary to oil proof, can make any i'm
preston, when they come from parties
directly interested, aud unworthy O
belief, even ifthey were not swearing
on their own account
Where is it that Mr.. Webster'i
word can DO accounted worth ans
thing We should like to find on
the place that we might hail it as the
spot where the simplicity Of The gold
en- age yetlingers. As to Mr.. Spencer
the circumstances Of his coalition with
Mr.. Tyler mark, beyond question,
pc ilical depravily the mostignominioui
that the entire annals Of ministerial cor
rupiion anywhere afford. We def
the earth TO parallel the audacity o
such iergiyersation. Mr.. Gushing, liz,
! Mr.. Webster, burns for a place, an,
expects to get il by that most market
able commodity, bis tongue. As 70
Wise aud Profit, the one never hat
any honor, and ambition and maligni
iy have stripped the other Of what b,
set out with.
As Witnesses, who will believe Ines,
men None but those whom part
hate had rendered credulous Of ever,
Thing, even from those whom they ne
yer could before believe.
As traitors, have they ceased not {,
be dangerous from the instant they weru
known f? Deseriers are icrmidabl
while with you, not when they hav,
got into the hostile ranks. We wisI
the Locoiocoa all the benefit of sucI
| friends. The loss Of such is a grea
gain. AS TO. Mr.. Websier,l parlicuIar
| Iy, we have the sailors superstition
and like not to be at sea with a dea,
body ON board. Such putrid mess
mates bring shipvreck upon one.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-24

" The Loco Focos have lately
held a meeting in Jackson, in this
State, at which, after passing several
self congraluIalory resolutions on ac-
count Of their recent triumphs and pre-.
sent "unbroken harmony" and con-
demning a protective tariff in terms
sufficiently comprehensive, they re.
solved that the s2nd day ofnex Feb.
ruary, be considered most suitable FOL
the assembling Of a Democratic Con.
vention in the city Of Jackson, anC
they accordingly recommend 10 thei
party throughout the State to holc
meetings for the purpose Of appointing
delegates TO il.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-24

We find the annexed in The Bati-
more American. How near the last
paragraph approaches the truth, can
better be determined by others than by
US.
"Fhe Boston Journal says that Mr.
Ellis has lately been sent on diplo.
matte mission from Great Britain TO
Brazil, and it is suggested in some Of
the English papers that he is authori-
zed TO look closely into the subject Of
the culture Of Cotton in that country,
with view to encourage its production
and thus diminish the demand for
American Cotton. Some Of the En-
glish'papers are also decla:ming against
the inconsistency Of prohibiting the
use off Stare made sugars, and at the
same time encouraging the slave cult
vated Cotton Of the United States. A
late number oflhe Liverpool Mail has
violent article on this subject.
1T is evident from these and other
circumstances that the South will new
er be greater than at present-but will
probably decline-as the amount pro-
duced cannot for any great length of
time exceed the demand This an
ticipation is already creating alarr.
among some Of the southern planters
for great depreciation Of the value Of
property in certain Of the States must
be the inevitable result"
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-24

Ma. TYLER AND THE Loco Fo-
cos.--The Globe has at length open
ed its batteries upon Mr.. Tyler and bis
administration with such tremendous
derceuess, that poor John Jones Of the
"Madisonian," in the agony Of his dis
tress, calls il, with all the simplicity Of
an idiot, most "crueI attack"
After his mean aud sneaking at
tempts to insinuate himself into The So
cieiy of the Loco F6cos, that His Ex-
oe.lency by Dicas Precedence, with
all The patronage oil MS Office and bis
executive influence 10 recommend him
should be be conlomptuously spurned
from the fold ofIhe democracy" in
TO which he hypocri;ically sought adj
mission, must be a most cruel and
heart rending modification to poor
John.
Mr. Tyler's apostacy may have
Frustrated the Wing party but in our
misfoHunes it is no small consolation
that al! his own selfish purposes have
failed IN their object, aud resulted in
his disgracej and now, almost solitary
and alone, without a party to sustain
him even during the unexpired term Of
| bis administration, he is 1T once an
object Of loalh'ng and disgust to those
whom he basely betrayed, and Of ridi-
cuIe and contempt to them whom be
has yainly eAdeayored TO propitiate.
"lIe has sown the wind and reaped
ihe whirlwind."
Arnold, after be had become trail
tor TO his country and fought brayely
for the British interest, retired to Eng
land and dragged out the rest of hi s
life, despised and insulted by the very
persons who had induced bis treach-
cry.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-24

r0.en BmBns gave b. zoe o.
lhe Loco foco ticket ni tie late Phil
adolPhia elections. Wsauppose we
shall have nov no more abuse Of Old
Nick from the Locos, that they
have him among themselves. The
Wings can readily spare him, for he
has proved himself too unprincipleC
for them to sntrust him with the Pre-
sidency Of the next United State.
Bank.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-24
DEMOCRATIC WIG.
ron rnEsnENT oF TIE uSIrgD STATES,
RB9M8 On NIa
OF KENTUCKY.

u We attended a Concert, given
BY "Ihe ST. Ue-elia Soeieiy Of Co
lumbus," al the Eagle Hotel, IN Fri.
day night last. The general perlor-
nance Of The members was admirable,
and seemed to give high satisfaction
to the company. Fine taste was dis
played in the selection oflhe pieces Of
music which were played.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-24

As severe piece Of invectiyo e re
have seen lately, is published in lha
Lexington Inteliigenser, against Ro-
bert WickliFe, Jr., over Toe signature
Of "Junius." Il is understood thar
the author Of "Junius," is Cassius
n. Clay. We make a few extracts Is
specimens Of The production.
ADO you remember list summer. When
Won senf certain gentleman, "a good
snot, @ lnc cliior or me InteingenceT 20
demand lhe ai1h0r ola peico asking you
some hard questions TIC author q
that piece vas Juuiua: and when i was
Z tod you that the authors name would DO
eiyed up d you desired p6sonal satisfac-
lion, do you isemember bow your Hector
ing hearl foiled you ;anI X ~ P'Syed
, ...,s;,. 60 49,; my.
nous signature, but be
came back 70 geiths name
demanded T.
do you remember hot
last canvass, when your Pour
covtred, how your compt dis
you face TO face as a trilnced
was Junius and DO you man
you bassy took Il, phins how
to 'uahorse you7 Dnntisked
, how you attempted tombsrl
Cincinnati, and how you n
! alton Of Joshua York, EtNN,an
"ol.u ny 'o,laC'' 80 zen he
Cincinnati and yourself how
several good long miles ,Js,b
other Don't you re- soch
T you had plauted deep 81" Ieo
! bosom Of your best oua" IA
friend, and after ho ha o. y 100
! ingrattude aud irredset eonNtL ,ss
Christian suferance 1oos 10 ID,
lcnless, rtmorseless cli5xonS
r unheard Of in fiction or ID = &c
untiriiy. alas bearded your dyS,.l.
by progeriag hin personal saiis)A,.
! viii the Impcri5hsbIe nosledge weigo.
= ing on recreuni conscience, that hi,
r lfc Oas a sacrifice oftrieSdshiP for you
! poll zeal eieDaton."
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-24

New YoRK. The late elections in
this State have, wo believe, resulted in
favor Of the Loco Focos. We have
not seen the reported returns, and our
impression has been formed from the
statements Of the Loco Foco presses.
Although the authority is not the best
that we could desire, We ars pretty
well convinced that they have carried
the State. This is rather bad to be
sure, but let them 60 ahead fora while
and derive all the satisfaction they can
from their temporary success, for they
have to encounter a most tremendous
reverse in their affairs. They are now
merely faItening themselves for the
great Wing carnival uhich is to take
place IN Al Who cares FOR New
York?
We suppose full accounts sill arrive
by this days mail and If 50, We shall
publish an Authentic statement Of the
result.