davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-02-25
gDtIlta,rt nfttrnyoll,

Sdneiber unb &teiber rmadbe er.
etunret feline Srrunrtn unb cas- utt ta6 ncd in.s
81 mer forabr frin rttsss 8aft auf entm aen teran.
ten tanpputtr (m pcptcn Strfwttetcr an Sant Der
Ssorew Gds bes artpiertGes III altn beien rsr4srenn
3tprisen ,uhsretten. t..
9a rtgrlnaBi9 bic 9leuetcn Olobn uno 3uGbnt 3esen
pcn Den pien Sectann erba 70 1T haeur III Den @tanb
sst alien tisen 1afOrbsrunsenam ine Sun u enpreen,
nnb te bct assmne 3urtnbeit strpaDren. 1tnp
m p6Qs entbcffsn erer SleiB nod bc j paren, feline al,
ten &unee nt tep,balten onbrn p:rt ourd opcQr.
t unp 0ebanc!uns AUDI iner rd ebr ~ CT.
balttn Oladbe nur eintal pen 9erlu4 =
Canton, Sulp 80, ls4l. g..- --,.-r S.bv. v.-~...l. -
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-02-25
Qduert1 febet bier !!

y NJ y OuHtEH 1eDeI HEer s1qa
Serre &duf fmannunor@ 0. aDdids ndhe
bep ntetner Wble elm 8rcBes Qa9cr upit Oergel snt.
oet babe, rpeldes beD ataDtifdcr lnterud1nno ys,a
80 bts IS 4rocent &af gu entbaen d, er,pie{cibof.
uno ba oeen 9tusen beYnt 9leferbau foppbl ir ofrl
ais audi in @urcpa befaunt, 70 pirb burd} raipre uub
ae9enpdrti9 oauit 9cmadte gerfude, refeu sddsbars
tet aud i'm aelten tnner beiIer anerfannt 8ofeenbe
gemablen, aub als ein StreuoTnoer oltqewonbt mrs.
er benz SanbnstD @Dps sleid, femmt, 1lub ana
naier9aqt9em 2anbe, beniebeu ibertrt. Damit feilt
Setrn9 obpalten mbge, iibcrsebe t Sbneu anrif cine
Analge Der Wergelarten, a,s re- s 6 bemIv9
beilen farm. ''"'' '0' -, -,
"9emab lener l2erae gum gerfaufan
netner Wetble, nahe beY Canton, All Dem oerinoele
prelte bon 90 90 bic 2pnne. Sobu Sdbor6.
Canton, cnnY Is, 1s41. - : raes~es
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-02-25
s . ep b 9 itrer,
Sbterarst in GantDn.

Ddt bm pntlifum bic erstttnbte Nnese, BAG er G /,
Canton Stare &c. ob, nierersclan bat unO sennen il
tfbc fmoD ols aud rur plraris tetuns transtc rrat
fc Gennnif ho6en Gm pas 9ertra,tn Gin, ent Oicn an
,Htisten unr tertsen Dn Nnrru SD ecr ccnt
cn 0anit jn naebcn Or tcbanotlt prce, SntritD taa
t, S&mcinc 1t. ~ Serr, iDn tncm 3uprudb teebr
rirr trint prec tili3 uno screbt fnre1.
9einc 98r6nn9, 1T in ar,ets aus, 6ttl II. Der xus
swilen Den auern Gotieb 9laer uni
9rpttbmirt Ybillpp CaDn -
Canton, Oct. Is, l34l. 1876 on
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-02-25
9lufenu'5 Neues SpteL

inOer StaOt SriOsetpater, Seaoer Co.. euufotpanien
sr ltntsretene seis oen QntIitnm erseten an bag CT
nitn Der norbtftn Gte res Dlaret. ierefs pe BON
Glrt O eOs Sreciticns nne Gcmmi6ions qDaarenlaatr
Gin nsss 9ote erritet bat Oetf er m Our CUTE Yeies
aS uub tise pre temuben rb, Die tmcstnbrtt oes )ub.
itums ,eretntn @eine Sents bat nit pen pcr,eli
ttn 8ctransen prtGn iein xt mirb init aem perebsu pn
SaD.rsseit 8ncs earttct nnS feline tde unc (cno
no seraums Gr ostetitnpe ersett Elm
an,uratn, nno emPfsblt 4 ais Nes putlts ersebtnfe
Ditntr. 3etnria 4ntcnp
| Nrieetipatr, Sleo. II. 6.v.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-02-25
Nier9el oDer GalterDe.5

Gleptanb, obtr Stunt rs, le4l. 5e,t..s - -
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-02-25
Oforri(on's pennlDlpanil6e :.
3patent=gl1aagc. 5,,'... ,..., .=.z (
bic alerbete, 6eqiemne uuD rihtt9fe 8aage, bic je
erfinbelt moroen. az sa-.lagz lA51
MOrQth llaO cS0 CO bS,

Morath. un0 eCSd cD'bs, 'a'77iE
Sm Cslumbus, Oslo, maen bierm rem putlitum ttannt,
psG 6s pas patet Nt otis fft9 2eaa9e
%o nt GrnOer f bic S5taate Senttltp, uto Ohio (auBcr
iltn Ganrttes iii festern) m setanft baten D ms tc,
GAast ino biefe ns9 laascn gu rerfrscH Sicte2
BON Sreer r6st Slr L. nic8t pom 2ltnje his 81 fp
TSs lln p o. rpiest pcn tin tts J 63 pfnc IS uase;
nss So 4 sirst tnJe tis u s55 pfanp IS uH,cn
5SefY peter &uMfmar1 II n, pcn .eantol, Stlc,
BAT M Da1u p:rf1npn, ole a5rmtlha fur ZEN Vcrtanf es
r qsaaen fir uns n bernebmcn, nc 1T stb5ri} ron uns
siee Stfe aut6ctirt Sene pcbe in ener Sabe mobnrn,
tSnusn bic aaseH ks i6m entb'n nnS rsan ns ns os
% Sr 9aicna etrass BON 3ancspt in Die Stant fcmmt
,u(sre MO- s Cd br3euaen tonnen, beb zen Uesen
i6rer unbsAsbeartn D3r5st tcr cs anpere 4r ttrtmn
~rb rs M In asemeine Nnwtucnu5 i fcn'aen 'o pen 9e
CO. rnntsbafftcr unc unribti9r
sas sa ~ t ne9ss tn
1 ID earftr s tebr in 3ttt np ri8tr QBa8an8 &C.
suus lines risr fsbsnslansl nhelien 5nlrumente
1.asf S - - ~ Mprath uaD SaeDbs.
sassSss. css. Dsasas, is4I. s.sr
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-02-25
Seut}6ee 95aifbaas
a1f Der Meitleite oes GanaI

W. oNf oer sBeltlelte oes @0ral5 - : -
.s.#-.a IN 5aSssflIuu, Dbfo. ,~... i r r~-.. -
~ Gnetshenannte telanett Dermit teit re,nrt ue res
gutium baB CT, cas pttser Steae seiessnr up inter
oem S1omsn 9'"ton"' aus 6srrn 9b[rr slr sebal.
trn taum t'nssridtee eirtbsbaus tiuf6 an @ eetredt
unp rr 9uts panc'ln9 @risnuns tlI8t Slc.
MUNGER ensn xbsil Der ientn CUNT gu peroitnen no sr.
eaenDot. See 9entt. 8ettsn, 1ae unpStauns rueres
rerlsgen aMe h3aen epn, raS lie asenss 3ufrertnDsit
a.a Sobn Sinoerer.
TiaEilrn Sup,9, 1s4l. ..r,- - -. SO. s.p ,,,., .
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-02-25
9 @efbdftSDerle91ln9.

sszsssyey C<sr ltrr5rtsbnett bat feline 9nerefattc,
S#sSsS ~2)fribtr IN Der Glib. .O1orttttrase, in bic
Ef@ssI bic Oft IusearatpastraBt lit Canton, .reis.
k3k@ss lieb rpn ,,americon Joctt!," in ras @rkal,
E5NsxxAS cc tpcEbts rbttcu1 Grn. ;,5acot @ata'
AN2MSSA tcrrbnt wurht, rerlr9t bic Strtraucr
rcr 6fftnidcn Gunft, bic bm tisDtr auf ei.
nc lterae Qett u Ipet eswcrrtn, ju ban srentt Gr
bilt teitanp9 euf !oanp Gin "usSlndS AttprmeH rcn
Tetne S1tten
ppu (eintr ttstc Monfattr bic prDltr rcrtaun esn1
as m tet irssnp enem Gaunanne III Gantrn gu Datsn no
pr saranfirt Dag tnc te Dem ttlttn Oateral une
natb rer nsuetten 0arce rsrerti9t llnU
q. -. Gg1ent.
Canton, Suni 4, 1881 47>lS.
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-07-22

THE SISGl.E DIsTRIcT SvsTEm-Se violent poli-
cal papeIs parts o the country opposed the
Appoltonmeut Act ftalessly asserting that Congress
has no power prescribe the OF choosing sepr
taves-that there Constitutional authority for the act
and Ithermore they calling upon the several States
srt card provisions of he law. 10 show slacy of
sr opinions nd the right and power of Congress
10 plesr the Of choosing Representatives make
The following extract from the Constitution:
The times places aud of holding elections fo
Senators and RepIt senatyes shall be prescribed each
State bv thereof 6Rt The Congress al any
time 5v atr make alter sacb rcuio except pa-
ces IF choosing Senator'S
The Remai k by the Hon. Silas Wright, in speech on
ae Bill tat Neo York oRghl 10 dtsTegasd d
is yrorison 4clH become aircrsaL optaion seems TO
have taken for by the papers above alluded to
But MIR Wright the speech from which the laicse SEN
ence taken disputed the Constitutional authority Tor
the measure The Legislature of New Hampshire. ia anti
cipaon Of the passage OF the Appolonment Bill have been
foolish enough adopt by patty vote. resolution fTasH
10 comply the district provision the ground that Is
an ference in the dome aaITs q the
States and assumption Of power the part o. Congress
no: warranted By the Constitution This IS naHfeafioa IN
new qaIler The seons in New Hampshire deterrlne 10
obey such laws Of Congss only CONFORM TO the Consiu
ton ns they EaderstaAd It, sa ssFe 1a rs
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-07-22
FRIDAY, JULY %, 1912.

Henry CLaY-Aside from events recent now transni
ring and about open which contribute with singular and
potent influence TO concentrate public
statesman and prepare the his elevation the high
est office IN the gift of the American people an eff ce which
proudly claim be the first in the world Would it had
never been badly hlled There pia in his name
connected with the history of the country the opening
Of the nineteenth century, than that of any other man
There Is no man among US, around whom clusters
small fraction of the popular PRIDE respect and affection that
ows IN upon him and accumulate his person and chaac
ter.
The rocking agiations and caanous events occasoned
by those who have obtained power by
and deceHul practices fast doing work which NAV we'll
crafty those who hope for better things They raising
aud establishing Henry Clay upon rock OF public
which cannot easily be shaken
His name is rock and tower Of strength No
where Can The mind OF he patriot this bat him
npeFaIre Ssy growing out o unexampd and
consequent mISounes has invoked carly action OF p
mary conventions OF the people, give expression their
feelings and 70 organize for another great Effort redeem
the country.
Never better known never one more consistent
or popular than Mir Clay He commands respec.
Of all hs enemies. And happens every year. every
month and every day o sad and evenu history
illustrating his principles with sunbealn recon-
mcnd.ng them only hope
We rely necessity than ANYTHING lse The
country has such climax Of misfortune by lad gov
ernent that we cannot go year months with
out fall conrIctop os the great majority Of the people,
the principles of the honest Henry Clay spensa
bic To the establishment of our national prosperv food
10 the life Of This result of the action Of the public
mind cam be deferred any longer.
Il This which rally ing the people everywhere u-
der the ct this They cannot wait anv longer
You nIght well put your hand the
and tell them 10 stop They can't be stopped 1t
vIctlon Of The ndpenSabenesS of MIR Gays principles
is producing this eff ct.
No power but Of miracles STAY the tile On
ward will roll. and sweep all before it.
But The great benefit OF the present for Mr. Clay
ions it.4 vii move solid phalaax-Ttue lVhig
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-07-22
gentemanly instincts very uncommon. nowadays

gentlemanly Instincts very uncommon. nowadays
Then would as soon have doubted fathers inalI
biy dispute the authority of the Supreme Court but
people discuss the popriety of their decsons just they
would any other subject of conversation And Editors
well known for their violence their ignorance review the
decisions Of the tribunal Of last Though know but
little about law. aud know less; yet does
little improper that candidates for Judge should tell how they
intended decide questions which might before them
and that before they had heard the argument the
idence: can see how matters whether the subject of
lii cation concerns bond BILL other instrument When
our High Court decided that Union INK debtors should
pay back their borrowed money they diu honest men
would have done thirty years ago. AMI that slight
MUM
Thirty years ago girls swept the house and chuned, and
set the table ard attended other uIe household aft airs
anl none the less neat tidy audagreeabe They read
the Bible. Shakespeare and Milton; they rode horseback
their cheeks rosy AM their merry au5h sill rings ia
my ears have often thought that kisses were sweeter
those days than they now but may be because
young then Now they do lille else but dress their hair
ana read novels and dream Byron beaux. AMI ribbons
They fully impressed with the belief tn have
legs. and only move carriage Altogether tn ey
remind of many dolls beautiful look but made
of paseboard and stays Woman the last work of the
Creator srd the finishing touch ofhe Great Artist
passes all others in grace elegance and beauty But they
70 think lie missed size ard have filled ct he de
fciency with stufngs o bran Among the Hoento size is
the Of beauty and hope they viii introduce i
into this country; for my family ali small.
a; fifteen was pretty good ploughman, and in laying
of equal TO the bes. of them a Il
the larE and calling hogs and feeding the soc.
my sleep until breakfast in spite of cold spakling
and hitch horse gear, they die, make
themselves fire. ifthey about to freeze Though they
can zeal Virgil AM boots AMI their Pantaoons strap
pei down. and waltz and bow, AMI the lllIes IN
dsan the angulgs Of flowers and thousand other oole
res They know about much about the pigs, as do o
what was said and done the late Hernilage any
taae else the orld will know Now dread to seC
he end OF the year. there is pay for segas
another for toothbrushes fiddle strings kid gloves paint box
e. ,aors bills ball bills a1d the ID knows what ALL to
aggrarsae man. and swaowup his liule earnings Ther
0ot upon the mei bang 6a4g upon the piano. an'
scratch scratch upon the fiddle until has peace
lis lie No wonder, then. Oh men long for the good oil
days ofthrty years ago. OLD TIMES
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-07-22
COMPLEMENTARY.

w T. CoURTs. citizsn OF our county. having become
cand ate for uditor Of Public Accounts the ensalng
lection in August beg leave, through the columns oi
valuable paper present TO the pubic bei expos-
lion of his and stndag ihis ot the STATE
and of his for the discharge OF the dulles o that
responsible station He settled IN this couny 1855 where
he has constantly since rtsd Ia his social relations he Is
esteuany AMI coaeoas n his business transactions WIN
fellow men the most gritty has marked
has conduct rarely happens that industry aDG ca
pcv for blend themselves the Character OF any
man From an intimate knowledge ofthe we have no
in saving that were his known they would
be generally appreciated bv the public tie IS no bawer
in politics. at he firm and consistent IN his
political opinions
Should suc man be elected the station to which be
aspes the public will have the guarantee that VIII
be conducted with fidelity and ability
MA NY VOTERS OF HOLMES.
Lexington. Jnne 81 IS42. ~
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-07-22

Mr.. CLAvs HABITs.-A:. Clay is the most fitting man
for times he proveLia this being exact
in all transactions Being great Statesman and orator
had supposed he might be like many public men, rtss IN
money concerns &c, but He has always
been prudent frugal and never permitting himself be
debt lie pays he goes and les pay up and
viii be- If God IN his Infinite mercy spare his life for the
Presidency. Then shall bt OF exrayagance
that he prevent-no deausFs continued IN Office
bat al xil required settle every qaaIte walk the
pak. lie will my opinion gradually regencrate the gov
aud restore the whole country to prosperity and hap
ninesS-( (orresnQQd,Ak Of Iadcp AdeAk
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-07-22

CoLoRrSe WALLs-It may not be generally known.
particularly the country. that blue vt.ol when naked
with lime forms a very beautiful well as exceedingly
eheap coloiing matter for walls Take good lime and
slack as usual and half pounds of blue strloi DIS
solve the chyztai with boiling water when dissolved mix
with the white wash and add pound OF glue Well dlsso
we'd This should be prepared in glue pot II poSsoie
10 nreyu Its being burned scorched When we'll mxed
the FIRST coat be put horizontally or from sde 10
side and second vertically or up and down. ne
seen in apohecary shops. By following the directions.
women can put On the cooling smoothly and as WELL
generally, men.
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-07-22

From TExAs-The Steamship New York. Captain
Wright arrived here Yesterday. from Galveston
Congress the 9th, and the 29th. Quorum be-
ing present received the Presidents message committee
of appointed take into consde the profTe
ty of invading Mexico by land during the summer-Ihc
Committee had not reported The general impression was.
that there would be no fighting on land this summer and
that the whole of the Government would DC EN-
poved glhen the navy and enable IT to enioce r
ii blockade of the Mexican ports.
Chief Justice Mulsnd IS dead He commander OF the
Artillery Company at the battle Of Jacnto-Cfeeent City
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-07-22
VARIETY.

Dr14cAcy-"1Iiss Charolte. what part Of the mallet
will YOU take W sal Scragg the other morning TO the ovey
divinity Of the breakfast table, whilst enaeasofhs 70 u m
The brush if YOU please replied that fragrant and DELI
cafe embodiment Of sensibty and delicacy =,
Beg PARDON. sad Scragg, "da uhaefsana sou "oo'-
The other part" rejoned the blushng Charlotte
4My lad are you mail boy 81 cried lady urcha
passing by. with empty mail bag
'Whoy. yes marin. ye don't spose Sc iemaie boy ou@
ye."
Comm through the rye" the whskey said while be
ing distilled through the grain
"Co ahead-I back you as the said to the horse.
The hogs in Ohio on hearing the price of pork
trea held convenlion which they voted unanm-
ousy pigs and accumulate no more grease
They said the pIlce OF pork wont pay or Inc ouo
e CT cracking aeoths.
wise girl would win lover by practcing those virtues
admiration when perssna charms have faded
Il make pint of so doing as the topper said when he
drank off the second tumbier
Why are ladies' gowns about the wais, like Camp Nee
ting Because there IS great gathering there
SWEARING OF JAIL.-A plan In village down
bankrupt imprisoned because he could ut
nav his debs Ii customary Snh certain clergyman
10 visit the prisoners once week. and give them
advice II happened that on the day after
the deb.or Imprisoned The clergyman visited the jail and
his aention by the vocifefou some
pei son in adjoining cell venting the most hord impreca
lions and basphemes The good man Instantly hurried to
on an old stool corner ripping and swearing wholesale
oats walls CRATES floor and door of the JAIL his fellow
prisoners and every thing abound him. The minister np-
preached the debtor and said him Friend is very wrong
10 swear as you DO; why will you do II e
Because replied the prisoner I've understood that man
may Jail in thirty DAY and want to see II cut
do fifteen. I'm going to set up all night and do my
ld-destP-N q. PseayuRe.
man that once in battle said That ne thought his
! back was as big barn door
DANCING MoxxEvs,-A king of Egypt was success
m ia training monkeys the OF danciDg shat they were
long admired for the dcxery and gacefalness of their
oyeinen.s.-- Old paper
Well TIer has succeeded in training monkeys that
they DANCE AZ command much 10 The amusement OF the
neone generally Witness the blank twine-nan
OF this city and o.her paces-Ciaciaaatt Post
/ A FIsu SToRy-The late Mr.. Grzzle-A very wor.
Inv fisherman bv the of Grzzle drowned some
time since and all search for his body proved unavang
After il had been the months however It was
discovered floating upon the face and taken TO the shore
whereppon MIR Smith despatched to convey the ineli
cence o the affi CT widow
wr smnh-Wen Grizzle, we have found M Grlzze ;
boly
Mrs a ~ ou don't say sol
nr S-Yes we have-the jury has sot on i and found f
+ fall OF eest !.
mrs GY don't say Mr. Grizzlies body is faII Of ee :
!. mr. So il is. AMI we - know what yoa VII
have done with him
MRS G-Wby how many eeIs do you think there Is In
mr. s-Why, about a bushel-
mrs G-We then think you had better send the eri1
up to the house and set him again ss
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-07-22

RESISTANCE TO THE DrsTRIcT SrsTEM-On Tuesday
afternoon The House Representatives OF New Hampshire
bv vote Of 100 TO So declined 70 district 'a State as d
red bv the law OF Congress and Il = said the Senate
will undoubtedly concur in this course
If thus spirit of spring up on all sides
against the laws of what government or WY snou'o
we be the expense Of maintaining New Hampsni'e
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-07-22

SPA what is The Sheriff always saying he'll knok down
negroes for when he's selling thsm r. ssss
h my that is merely forthe purpose OF creating
hustle among the congregation
yhv pa that sister Eniiline created tzss out
of meal bran. and not Sherif1s.a : ss NJ $780,
~Take Jimrney to bed -
We were then taken with leaving and have not heard
any thing more from Jimmey and his bustles
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-07-22

The newspapers are filed vih humorous comments upon
The recent eedngs Rhode Island Tbe ate Gorefacl
Dorr ana party BY their valiant conduct have furnished
amusement tie public They have reminded
son @ wti.tpn ago om which the fo
loving sanzas:-f ftartfofd Courauk
n "Lii our trum phant bnners high.
And give bugle bfeaihl
Onward. and be the battle cfy
For liberty deatht
Bat what yonder duSky cloudl
What is yon bold array2
Ii is the Dutcht Oh, what a crowdl
Good I8oFdl Lefs o1eay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-12
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
Correspondence Of The Tribune
RnTIYugE. Tuesday, 8

lutsudy o j. ~
The Tennessee Legislature met at Nashville on
the Sd inst. regret 10 learn that Mr. Douglass,
Speaker of the House, has been detained at home
by blindness, and that it Is feared he will not be
able 10 attend at this session. The Governor
Message was TO be delivered the 4th, when 1t
would be known what subjects the Legislature
could act upon, they being expressly confined by
rhe Constitution to such matters only IS the Gov
ernor shall see fit in his Message TO state the
purpose for which he called the Extra Session.
Mr.. CLAY Is IYD1ANA.-i received letter
from Indiana by the Western mail this morning,
from which I make the following extract:
indianapolis, Oct 5, 1872
This day we have witnessed one Of those i'm
mense gatherings of the People for which the last
Presidential campaign was distinguished. Mr..
CLAy. ir, compliance with old promise, this
morning arrived in this city, visit to the State.
His intention to visit at this time had become
known generally throughout the State, and from
10 o clock yesterday Tie people commenced pour
ing in from all quarters.
This morning y line Of procession was formed.
and at nine o clock marched out 20 meet Mr. Clay
and his companions, mile cast of the City
The reception in enthusiasm was all that the best
friend of Mr. Clay could wish, and proved to him
that The people of Indiana cherished lively and
abiding sense Of his great services in the councils
of the ration, and warmly esteemed his character.
The da; was spent in partakins of barbecue,
given by tie people of Marien county, at which
addresses were delivered by Mr.. Clay, who spoke
about two bou,s and Messrs. Cri,,enden and Met
calf These addresses were listened to with great
attention, and sunk deep upon the minds of the
people That of Mr. Clay, understand, will Re
published.
The number of the people present have heard
estimated at from thirty to sixty thousand, but
,bere were certainly over forty thousand present
including thousands Of beautiful women and
chdreR, who were not the least eager OF the
TIM org to get sight Of the great Western States
| man.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-12

'once into the breach dcnr friends! once more
WHlGs OF NEw-JEKsEY be not weary in we'll
doing, at least nut the sun sets tonight! You
did noby yesterday, but over-confidence to'da,
viii prove your overthrow. Blu, You must not
you will not relax your efforts This esening's
sun mus, set on decisive victory FOR the cause of
Home Industry and National Prospeiity-a victory
which secures your State for years against all the
assaults of Loco-Focosm. Wings Jersey give
ynur country YOUR WHOLE energies TODAY!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-12
ol2 1t

MAYORS OFFICE, Oct. II, 1912.
u Notice TO Owners and Drivers OF Hacks, Cabs,
Carts Stages, and all vehicles licensed by the Mayor.
You hereby required refrain between the bour Of
A. VI and p 81 FRIDAY next, l4tl instant from pass
ing through the streets embraced the following line
March OF TIE Procession, viz From Battery Place CD
Broadway 10 Union Place, dawn the Bowery 10 Grand
street, up Grand street East Broadway down East
Broadway 10 Chatham street, down Chatham street 70
Park.
The OF private vehicles are also requested not to
pass through said streets between said hours
OIL ROBT. H. NORRIS, Mayer.