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The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-02-25
LIBERATION.

ITO whom II may concern. This may certify that
have given my son. Lindsey W. Jones, his time dur
ing bis minority and shall not claim any Of his earnings
nor pay any debts OF his contracting after this dale
EPIiRAlM JCNEs.
Reading, Vt. Feb. Is, 1912. oj-3w
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-02-25
HENRY CLAY.
"--I am Sir Oracle,
nd when one nv Inns let no dog bark"

"-I am Sir Oracle,
And when ope my lips, let no dog bark"
The history of Henry Clay should be warning
to all those statesmen and politicians, who. avail
ing themselves of temporary popularity, under
take to climb the ladder of ambition lie was once
the cherished idol of the Democracy, but in on evil
hour the tempter came-her lure was successful
and then fell Henry Clay,
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-02-25
ALPACCAS.

GSlLK arp hlpnccasj TiciinGs, Grown ah.stngs, M
k3Paids Jn.t recsyedby G. H. kSOWER.
Dec. o. 1871. s6
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-02-25
BOOKS LOST.

NY person having books IN his possession belonging
"A to me, not recently 6orr0ttd will confer favor by
returning them by the fir, opportunity OF The Books
have nv name upon page so. 4. HUTCHiNSON, JR.
Woodstock Dec. "a, lcil.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-04-22
Scr . 0aterlan66z Sreunb un6 9 eif Ser 3eIt

per S1rge 1elblt Der Dddubl Die Dede, Srqel, Sttb<
er n11o ale 9erdthfafteu in Der &tre rpurben ourb
oe onsnebmenoe GbGt9fett Der Teuerleute oerettet,
Der Sd1aoenerlos piro auf 800 DoG sefhdst.
Surht tbure Dampfboptsg tsgrplD1ion
Oa6 brtthe Shiff goparb Gborne, ,auadj yeetp Orle.
ans beittmn1t 9eretb am 18. 9ebruar am Sloipe(fs
paB ,nuf oen @runo, uuo bic 3aub6te Star unb O1o.
btcan tparen am Samtag 9IbenD spiIhen uno llbr,
5u ietltent 8etdnoe herbet9efcmmen, ais Der Gefel
pes 9tobtcan plob(th seripraug, mpDurd mebr as 10
pertonen getootet ODER idper oerpunoet purbe 3pel
Sn9eneure, bier Dedarbeiter, no Der Steuerntdnn H.,
Der &oob ces Sdifes befnoeu d1 unter ben @etobtes
te @apttdn Bufap, elmer Der 3oa6eamten an Der Sas
l5e, tano BET oem Sapitdn oeator, bonn obtcon, ais
bic @rpolon erol9te, uno lpuroe itber oas St pea,
auT oas Seroed oes Star 9e1heurert, no man etnen
eetdnam tano. Der @apitdn Neaon nuo @apit6n 9lns
oerion, bonn Sdtfe Gtorne, ipurben ebenfalls ffper
oerlest. Der Seann1at bes Shtffes nurbe nteoerqe>
hmettert, uno aes Gafelwerf in Stide qertf1en Ser
Ueotcan 9eretb fo9letdb naot Der @rpo0on III Teuer,
uno branne Bis auf ben Nano oes gSatIers ab perauf
er fanf. @ner Der &e1eI tpuroe auf benz 8prbertbee
oee SdtfeS 9ef1nben. @n9e 9Deronen werben permiBt
Die Serlptnoeten famen am SOnntdge nit benz 3alrz
bocte tn Der Staot an, no mebrere oerelben wuroen
in ba5 @harttdtsz uno WarlnebcSpttal qebrad,t Die
llrad1e Der @rplUIon fol- Der angel an Waer in oen
Gef1fn eetpeIen 1etr. No blame to be attached, &C.
S6ne 3etten otele, Der Wholesale Santz II. Oampfz
GO. @cur.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-04-22

Ttndn3te ing. - Die &unf BON Nnoern
gelo 5u erbalten, pbne ben 9eifen ertb s1rId,uaeI
ben. Sc aerln9er Der 5urild9e9ebene Bertb b ~ Ser
empfan9enen Summe oerbdlt, je 9r0Ber 1T Der Gtnans
Ser.
o!e ohne tttel Su haben, beperflteueen, bas e aeS
Selo oes sanoes in bre Saihen 1oieLen, nbem fe bas
Solt bereoe, baB e aus etnem tLeiuen Stmnthen ene
9rDBe Sulnme nddben f6nner.
Specu a t o beiBt etn sefeb[ides 9asaros
eteL lt treIdem Sano> prpbute, autatt &arte gee
braudt wereen. Die, tpele a,tspieen, fnb bic 8ers
lerenoen; Die @etptnner flno Sene pele cine eInFiss
@'ele9enbett abwarten, bann ibre Gafden fIIen uao
iIdJ suritd,tehen.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-04-22

Str nnterie8nsts III felt Surm 6flten @taattn 30.
u no bat t IN Olafarn cine xbar ndrOIt@
bort fem oes gdft in ne percoenen 1bstn ~ betrst.
S Or rerfcr9t nnb reparrt ale Arttn BON @tanrubrn,
o"nteptteetnbr 1afbenubren 3u rem btsfen rti(tn,
IT, 9aranr fur eecn Necaratc Snb II. 0Ite aud bat 90
Hanr8 cine 96nc NuspaDl Suptrn anr bic rpeoer an
wcrren
Somnt reunbe unS oIte &uben rrctir utb prft stnaa
unp SDr ptrpet Alrs 70 1nptn, mic i'd ssfast bate.
Sreo. &eI1elmcier.
9N"ffaon, @tart Co., obic, Npril %, 1I42. 4l-sm.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-04-22

Comm, GommD, flns uns bod tpteber einmaI staee
lInQen wuBteit" fprad Elm err gu einem cnngen ber
etpas snlaqen gum 9elanS Uerrietb. "1lm AueA tn
Der QSet nbt" anttpcrete Der Sun9e, "benu Der Ea"
ter fa9te mir, oae Iippecauce tObt et; unO usnn i'd
meocr IDler too" n9en tcIte, 70 pilrbe er mid gang
erbdrmlid) abpriiae[n"
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-04-22
90 q h ri Oh t.

oa t mid enofcn BABE ent Ct 6anbfunS IL Der @taNa
Canton tu crrtten 70 Date i'd enen san3en 9tc DRY. Otter
an bic erren Sroots no ttttrt ptrtaAft tptt&e 10
ortfabren ale nctne fraberan reunbe Gtnntr o
an pas putIm abrrbaupt, ween i'd bic Strma fteunA>
attet emptble jI ptrtaufsn. Sd bin httreust ba6 a0%
Drer Sette ns febItn wrb, elm srpBmItbiss pablta
5ufrieren Ju llen. ..''. :,
tim meine 9cafte 70 fbne ats m6sl6 sn fbtettn bite Id
al mne trnbrren 06nner irede mid duloen plrd 9uts
fts 9tottn ooer Surcnunsn, BEN rpeet ras reut taN
ait metnn Srurer Soni g dfer TT Gantow, In btfftn
o"nte t ae metn Sorper"nssn gun eoetrcn sesbR eabs
su entri6teu.
Saeob Gddfer.
Canton, Qprit Is, 1s42. ...-.
St y Die nrade, i'd ment SrrbteuAstn tAetAeaa
Srupcr cus 9dafr lberseben Gatt it, m i'm saue 80
Sonmers 6fters atpeenS n perb ane , babse thR att
gut ra,nit tcfaTen tann. .-
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-04-22
cohn 8. @ummtns bon pbtlabelpbia. !
90 a 6 f a 9 E.

Serrn Sacbb g d dmiot, tDelder Upr et[t.
den Sabren aus rem Sur ntbum 50 tn, mad ee@
rr 9taatcn auspanbrrtc tb Rt rprSeb III 9eren (ets
91artt raB tntcrSeinete ene senat 1bbr in 0ta9.
rns ;u brinsen wanb nm ibm Ditthetusen
BON 9en Dss Suitisamtes 9clnba,n, MAIDEN 5u t6nntN.
@opte p sea&frase potsen Setanmten bes I9rn Sdmss
;u Ged pmmen, 70 no ie b6fdt erak ibn init BEN Sas
ba tetann iu an, rnet mir Die 8ewne 6ustunft So ss
tbcilen
&. Il nj B ftdtter
9fedtssstnspaIt, Telb9tston, Obtc.
Ssets$strn, Nprf l, ls42. 3S6m
Encr "Obc Gpler tn Columbus "Oas cltsbfatt "Ote
2OltsbIbne in Cincinnati beleten otSe SeaaSe entSe pl
in 9re rsipt Sta si.Surdeen, uno amfeees 0sseaswA
yer f6ert ~ fepn.a
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-04-22
q [ | erl E /.

9eer9 DetpeiIer mar TIT pbiGaceIpbia Der Dcprelebe
an9etla9t tpnrbe aber bon Der @curt freteeiprcben
Die uTlad'e ietuer 8reipre6ung bur Die Court mar,
pet er iene 5pee 8rau III ytoDa>Scotta CJeu<Sdcts
lano) 9ebetratbet >poour er fT Der Dcppelebe swar
ld1uIo9 9en1abt babe, aeiu bas Gjertht babe 11tht
:eadt, tld in frembe SuriSptction gu menaen gtodb
oIetem St9prndl fam mani oc in eln,erifa in jebem
Saate et1 beipn0ere6 gSct6 nebmeu neil Die n. Ss
rten betnmen, cine Ocppelebe t6nne nur onnu trafs
bar ie penn man tit eent Staate mehr ais ein QHeib
babe. an tunn allo we etn Gurfe Iebeu tn 9lmerifa.
Gs TT ia ltbrt9ens dcn atnm befannt, baB cS in 1s
lerer Hepubf 3iemli@ tlrfi> in jeoer Sestebung Sz
9ebt.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-04-22

ion ODER percnen argefaaen uno 6eraubt Der bis est
betannte 9eitohlene Setrag ot f auf mebr oIs $40,
OOO oeldntel beItebeno in Srteer pelde 9rpBe Sum>
men 9elor S1peifuuaen &c. entbtelten.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-04-22
$50 1T Clinton U2tQer,

9ebirtt9 aus Suflenbeint, BEL @tragburg,
i'm @ll1aB?
Gr Fam unSfD Sabren in Baltimore an, ts abtv
trinc Sreunnc bic 9ane Silt bcr ntts l btren;
9Ior fcnem 1uentDatscr ju ssbsn, nbn Ct ipm
trrti1Hte Sla9rtbtrn mitsutDstlcn bat.
S9nas eebmann.
49,. (Sertin, prestrn ppttsoffes, GGaeea.)
9Nar3 ls, l842.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-04-22
gttttrntt119 1tno 5cDaefEr,
Nbopfate1t urlo sc edtSdeIekrteY H.

In Canton, START Co., Ohio.
1GNfY acn abtunSspp on 8ctbrten ublieua, ttcAbsre
nGnwrbnern rcnSart unb ben btnacbarten Gpnne
teannt bab e init Oane ale 8e9afte ibrtm 1tr ses
bris wtle iDncn m6sen anprtraut pero, anebe 40
Der 9lienn abjparten btreit nb Sbe Of.
flee t bier nabe Gpurtbaue 9esenber. 0qrli @breibs
rn 9pmatcn, t6nnen ttp Sbntn in beuter, hsRs
tc fran5rr Sprate otsefertis unb stfeR4 tesaas
tist erre "a Safr ale 9ctaras fur ps eauny trnannS
pprpen lit.
Sohu 8. @ummtns bon pbtIabeEpbia. Il
Qpuis Shdfer bon eanton. s.
Canton, DldrS 49, 1912, 36sb.U.
g. s. Golden mciner Sanbsltute bic pinfbtn ba3 8ireerS
rcdt ~ crban, i'd immtr init Sr9nISen untntSer
ric Sbntn n6bt9e -oif ta Der Court leiifcn.
tuts @ d eH.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-04-22
gS . 1T 6 brtfttan g 6mio,
e ifer unb Rierbr bromer

9ebirtt9 aus G0brn9en, S6eramtes Suls, am Seedar,
&ont9reid lSitrtember92
@tin 8rutcr, Sreprt8 S6mb, rt&cr rod eintn BrIsE
hatrt Sont$pus Den 9ten av 1s41 tbm erbatn bat
ibm ater bis jest auf mrbrere 9rtb, tnt eitsr Sarit
bat jutoen Iaffen ph4t 1nid 3u ncn Ob ctensrnanns
ter Sruber m nod Settn benbet Gr tlb Ober 9tn5en~
freunot plrben ben 9ea&rasr br serpfttsu e dies
0brttian Sbmir 91adr6t crt6etIrn t6nnten.
9orefIe: eubptg 9Binberba a&,
Q6bpotlIe, Oltbina County, O9te.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-04-22

9Iu5 taoeIpbia 1ctreibt man ais Merf,pitrot9fett,
oaB oaelVt Elm Srauen5rn1mer, N1pame De Cont cine
lSette 9emaft uno 9crppnnen babe, ndmId1 49 Stur'
ben 5t 9eben cbne St ruhen Q4enn bic rau audi fol-
DIE Slusoauer nno Ste9fett in tbrem Soau5drtte bot
70 miro thr Daann ntd)t ilber lle fa9cn f6nneu.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-04-22

ppifrdnb. Die Gafern Oeall, tpeld)e serln9tcr
Steem Orte uab Nheelins bon einer uubefannten ?er
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-04-22
Gus scm 9lcooii1aer l[b(cr, \

@uolifd5. Gin @nstdnber in paris Fat fld fir3'
lid, cine Reiblue bon Qalbduten anfertsen taen, nos
nit er int eroBten 9aeaeu cbne naB gu peroen paSte
rem aeben fann. Ser biufsen @etpttter esen, pdhrs
eno oes Gomn,ers, sebenft ct nun AUDI balo eu1er
8lisableiter am 0ut ansubrlnse1.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-09-21

No. Mr. President, .lisy cannot, and ye,
we tind the modest Sena,or h,om Kentucky
tMr. Crittendeu,) with .hd fprpitude of
political ierGiversation npol his head. flip
PANTY charge the Democratic parry with
inconsistency" "neyes 2 continued Mr.
calhoun, never was there siicii Q mass Of
inconsistency in The political aImosphcre in
any country, ns thai exhihiied by the
Wings"
An eye witness to the secnce, never
shall forget it whilo I breathe, and the
iorce OF his argument. the cIearness Of bis
remarks, the profound and dinsuntrovertiblc
truths which Mr. Calhoun prt lcrth. struck
awe into the hearts ofihc ealite Whis psr-
~ IN the Senate. as well as several MEM
hers Of The House, who rushed forward to
see their "bis hug" in the Senate lashed
hy Ills llluslrious Senator. Mr.. Benion is
known 70 be asober wnE. and / observed
his leer across the charnber. chime in ad.
mirabiy with bis compeer, while he was
laying ON the LASH"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-09-21

"such IS the duty winch weiav now to per.
f"rm, of announcing the death OF Airs. I.xTIrrA
Tyler. wife OF the President Of The United
States.
"I'his most estimablc lady was. in lie, NOR.
truly than we can represent her in words.
Wife. a Mother. and a Christian-Ioviny a,ss
coniidins 10 her husbamd-gen!Ic and affection .
a;e TO her chiIdrrn-kind and charitable IN Tho
needy and the afflicted Deeply impressed in
carry life b, her highly respected and pious pa.
rents with the truthful and heavenly doctrines
Of the meek Jesus. in all her nctons, with what.
ever sphere IN life connected. self was forgotten
by her, and the good Of others alone remer,.
bcrcd. which won for her wherever sIe ,yas
known the love and esteem of all.
The pure spirit which animated her N
such vlr,uous and exemplary deeds, Ged 10 IN,
bosom OF It's God al eiSh, o'clock on Saturday
night"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-09-21
99,Ii3.a2 5O.l8,5o5

The truth is. that trade must DO entire
reciprocal, and that no restriction cal
create permanent, importation of specie
uor eau i, retain finally in the counrr,
more than i, is fairIy entitled to, according
tu the adjus,meu, Of balances. and the an
uual amount Of productive industry. You
may. by high taxation Gu, of a certain
trqnc! ofuade. and thereby deranso de-
maud aud supply; and tha, may again
u.lrc, yuor exchanges, which would to
accrliaa extent, act upon the eypor, and
inpor, Of specie in its fnal adjus,ucni.-
Bu, gentlemen might suppose that if re-
s,ric,i"ns or high tariffs could prevent
the expurla,ion Of specie. i, could be done
in Eusllu The tariff /, certainly hisi,
enough there. Aud. yet. wha. have we
seen within tho last few years Take
the ycnr Of 1888 and part OF 1889. The
Bank U! En.loud had always acted upon
The idea that exchanges were the test of
tho currency Of country. And when
exchanges were against them, ,hcy consd-
erej the currency aud circulation wcro ex.
pauded; aud when they we're at par, or
iu fnvur Of thsm. that then there vas con-
ssaction. To control this, they would raise
nr sink the price OF interest, SO as 10 affec,
discounts and circulation. Now exchanges
nigh, be q true test Of the level of curren-
cy, If ali nations had precisely tho same
permanen, tariffs, aud il they always had
invariably The same annual amoun, of
products. But this again depends upon
tho seasons themselves. which mus, al.
ways hc the same also. A change in the
productions OF o country, and Of its tariff, |
will produce change 10 the state Of its
foreign trade; and most consequently az
feet the state Of exchanges, TO a great cx-
cert. independent, Of local currency. 10
1928, exchanges sc. steadily agaius, Eu-
gland, Notwithstanding tho bank had full
supply of bullion on hand, and the circuIa.
sion was moderate. In January of that
year, il had Ss,s95.O .O0O. which had been
considered El,00U,000 more than vas ne.
ceIsary for sound state Of the currency,
But from the prevalence Of wet weather.
1, was supposed that the crop of grim
would fail; and the consequence was, in
August, 1928, exchanges rose aeains, En-.
glaod. On the 9th January, 1889. the
bullion in her hank was &c. .336. 600, which
vas El4l 600 more than the year before:
nud yet exchanges ran so steadily asaips,
tho bank, that On the Cd April, 1885, the
stock OF bullion bad diminished to c7073 ;
OW. A drain had been made in few ,
months Of e., ,263, 600 to meet EXCHANGE.
The great reason was, thar, from Tho fsiI.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-09-21
COMMUNICATED.

Cotton Pieking.-Turkry Creek, Oh where
did you come froml Talk abou, Ilorncs Creek
no, beating you picking ou, the long staple wha,
you call Cotton: | am not rs stiff in the back
bone as the Honorable Senator, therefore can.
no. show so many hands. bu, WILL if run as
long am in hopes. Oh hnsh. and say no more
about picking Cotton. Here is wha, SIX hands
picked to-day (the 18th Sep,r) commencing
4, broad day hight. and resting one hour OF l2
ocl.nck tie bands all siuppcd n sun down
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-09-21

Nominations Democratic Convention
of the State "f New York. have nominated Mr.
Bouck. and Mr. Dickcrson. as candidates for
Governor and Lieutenant, Govcrnar - thai,
State.
The Wing Convention Of n. Y. have noni.
mated Mr. Bradlsh. and Mr Furrnan us their
candidates for Governor and 1t. Governor
The Democrats OF Massachusetts. AT their
State Convention. Nominated rs their candi-
dates. .at the ensuing election Mr. Marcus Nor
ton. for Governor. aud Mr.. II. H. Child. for
L. Governor.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-09-21
Death of Mrs Tuier.-The Baltimore Amc

Death Of Mrs Tyler.-Thc Baltimore Amer
ican Of the l2,h inst says:-
we rssre, 10 learn by passengers from
Washington. Yesterday morning. that Mrs.
TYLER. wife Of the Prrsden, OF the U. States.
died ai the Presidents house n Washington on
Saturday night.
The National intrlligcncer of Monday thus
alludrs TO it:-There ii is no part Of our profess
sional duty so painful 10 us as that Of announc-
ing the departure from ,hisIIife Of individuals OF
honorable and enviable repu'c. and whose per-
sonal virtue render their deaths deeply affective
dispcnsa.ions to large and affec,ionatr FAM.
ly, and 10 wide circle Of relatives aud friends
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-09-21

Then, lis is a drawback upon the fina
profits Of her-produciive industry; but II !
necessary. to carry Pennsylvania into th'
auppor, ofa system by which Massachu
setis expects to be indcmnified in increas
cd priees upon some Of her leading pro
ductions 10 other manufactures. Take any
siugle articlc-say yard OF woollen clo't
--upon which she wants SPECIFIC duly
90 al 10 enablo her TO sell il in The home
iuarke, a, an enhanced price. The grow
or Of wool must also have bis protection
By tax upon the raw material, TO proven
iis importation at low price; and so II /:
with every other element Of which thi.
gard OF oolen cloth is finally composed
The ;rou, Of which all the labor saving
machinery is made. is taxed: under lhi'
system Of protection extended, every thing
that the laborcr consumes is enhanced ir
price; aud, with this, add artificial expan
sion, and the whole result is, that the cos
ofp'oduetion in the yard Of woollcns is SC
increased that there are no permanent pro-
fits, finally, to the capital invested.
This, then, produces an eternal demand
for increased restriction and prohibition.
No sir! the true protection 10 domestic
tabor aud steady profits upon capital, is
Gxed and stable legislation, with a fixed
and s'uble currency. Fix your general tax
es low. and your expenditures low and,
above all. let US have gold and silver cur
reucy, and this country will rise more vi
gnrous and elastic from her prcscul fall.
There is nothing more important than GER
tain unJ 6xed legislation. Only le, your
laws be equal, certain. and stable. ond The
enterprise aud industry OF this free coun-
try will adapt themselves to whatever you
may 10. aud rise superior TO all difficulties.
What the business men and property Of
this Srca, country wan, a, present. more
than anything else. is certainly aud s,abl-
ity in your legislation. lie, your currency
be the true measure OF value. abroad as
well US Il. home. The creates, Of all b!cs,
sings TO labor aud 10 property, is to have a
currency certain and fixed. beyond the
rouef Of government, through any shape or
form, to tanper trs:h or otter. This is the
true aud permanent pro,ccliun to protiuc-
tive labor, in every part OF the coufedera-
cy. But high restriction. with expansion
of credits. prices, aud circulation. will he
productive of sad disappoiutncn,s aud dis.
1ster to all who rely upon them.
Now, sir. as to tho argument ,ha, high
tariff is necessary TO preserve Our specie in
The country. and 10 impor, it, have shown
that, il it were true, i, would deransc trade,
and finally the legitimate distribution of
wealth. The following table Of the exports
and imports Of specie will show, from ls20
% 1882, iusiusive, (which was the period
If highest restrictiou,) that the imports cx-
:ceded the exports ouly S6,99s.7Gl; and
hat. during The frce.trade period o. nine
'ears, from 1888 to 1851, inclusive, The
exceeded the exports .for'y.nine
Hil!ioas Of dollars:
yvrn u1R Frpo,Ss NJ Cp.r:r
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-09-21
PINEY WOODS.

Al an Election held in this Town on
Monday last. Col. J. L. Coleman vas re-
elected in'endnnr for The ensuing year, aud
the following gentlemen as Wardens:-
Col G. F. Townrs, Mai. JIM. A. Turpip.
DR.. r. Z. Austin. and J. Marklcy. Esq
Gnenrille Mouniaineer. Sept. Is.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-09-21

" the Governor Of Tennessee has called an
extra session oflhe Legislature on the third
day of October next. An attempt will be
made. no doubt. TO elect two u. s. Senators
The convcneins Of this body is for the purpose
of dIs,rc,ins the State according to the new
ccnsut
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-09-21

An Election was held in the Village OF
Spartauburg on The first Monday 10 this
month, when Col. r. C.. Poole was elected
lutendaut, and Govan Mills, q. w. n.
Leg, Patton Turuc: and II. II. Thomsop,
Wardens for one year.-ibia.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-09-21
TDe aOncrftser.
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 81. 1912.
NJ In consequence Of the Ieo,,h or ~. able
EDGEFIELD C.. II

u In consequence of the !ens,I, of the able
Speech Of the Hon. F. W. Pickens, on the Ia.
r'ii aud the Restrictive policy. which appears in
our paper today. wc have been forced TO lay
over variety Of "ther matter prepared for this
paper. We recommend 1t 10 the attentive pc
rusal Of our readers