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The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-06-03
EVENING".

!. Invasion Of Greece by XerXes,
Henry A. BURBANK,
2, Queen Elizabeth, as Sovereign,
HENRY W. Jenny.
., The Age Of Chivalry,
DAVID b. NoRTHRoP.
4, The Writings of Washington living,
Moses 5. ROYCE.
8, The Troubadours; Poem,
IONA. ]. MARVIN.
6. The Writings of Oliver Goldsmith,
JAMES S. RLACKMAN.
Z, Literary and Political state of France unde
the Consulship, WILLIAM CoLLAMER,
s. The character and writings of Robert Burns
john NJ. BUEL.
The influence of Civilization on Epic Poetry
FRED. BILLINGS.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-06-03

From .Ntw Greaada,-Captain Marlinus, of
the brig New Grenada, arrived yesterday from
Curhagena and Santa Martha, in 81 days from
the latter, reports that all was quiet throughout
the republic. The insurgents, such of them us
still resisted, had been completely oyerihrown-
some had been sent into the interior, and others
out of the country. General Ilcrran, the Prcsi-
dcat, was actively engaged in setting all things to
rights after the disturbance.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-06-03
spIk,T OF THE GREEN MOUNTAINS.

The democracy ofVermont have taken the field
in GOOD earnest, and exhibit disposition 10 redeem
the State from the thraldom Of federalism a, the
next election in September; and we believe they
have fair prospect Of doing it.
II will be seen that NATHAN SMILE, "the far
mer of IamoiIlc, 'and true democrat, is again pnt
up for the suilrages of the people, for Governor.-
A better selection could not have been made. and
we calculate 10 have the pleasure of shaking hands
with him next summer as Governor Of the State
Bap STATE DeTocrGi.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-06-03

Push aloas!-'l'hc friends of Horace Everett,
are determined upon placing him the L. s. Sena-
tor. The election in the State, this fall, is 10 turn
upon that pivot 1.-THE cdercrats succeed in Sc
curing majority in the Legislature, Horace
Everett, is to be the Senator. This is the decree
Of the Grand Duke Of Weaihersiie,d. Let all the
people say amen!
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-06-03
TIE PR ESIDENCr.

The Western boys are getting considerable
steam up on the Presidential question. lhey want
to be agiiaing the question, and, as Inc .aioany
Daily .fireriiser says Of the Gay men, Inc! are
cyo, comes on, strong for MARTIN VAN BU-
NV and wc perceiye that such is the general
crelinr If Inc Democracy of the West. That it Is
Of the soo,h. there is abundant evidence. We
b,yn M doub; but he ia the strongest ma n in the
democratic ranks. but we have no disposition TO
commence a presidential campaign so long in ad-
y,rce of the elec,ion.-Rochester ID. .fir
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-06-03

1.-THE plan of Distribution may be a questionable
one ''-1oprs.
IN our estimation. il there il any one principle
Of policy for this country which admits of less
doubt than any other, it "a the distribution Of the
avail. of the public lands, by the act of the extra
session.-.Afid. Press.
We wish to call attention 10 the preceding merely
that the people may understand the position of The
Cidercrats in the Standardization, Bankrupt
Act, and National Bank! Remember it!
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-06-03

UTH mee-The cjiercra's in State convention
about the 9Th Of July. Well, meet when you
please ,lherois one thing you dae not do;yo" dere
not re.aomiaoie Charie3 Paine' DO you hear !
You DARE NOT DO IT ! lou are airaid-you
intend to skulk. Bnl that wont save YOU You
NAV as well come down. rs Captain Scott!
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-06-03

We conclude "the Rife" this week. Is it
as good as we pronised-as you expected
In few weeks we shall give you another, no
poofer-may be better, but good one, at any
rate Wait patiently. One of the greatest lessons
there is for U. 10 learn in this life, is TO ,cdi rel.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-06-03

Feel well-hc democratic editors in the State
Look at the Burlington Sentinel, the NORTH Star,
and all. See how they loom up! Clear, bright,
full of life ru'I Of split, full of the truth One
g,app'c my hcartjCs one srapplc with hard cider
and we do it, rs true as we live.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-06-03

.Mrican Gulf Railroad. The road which
bears this namc i, is sald,in the New Orleans Cou-
rier, TO be now complete Gas far as the Terre-
aux-BmuGs disirict-a distance of fifteen miles,
forming the most interesting ride in Louisiana, pas
sing over the battle grounds which shed inpcrish-
able renown upon the Americans arms. - !, passes
through well cultivated and opulent region, and
is expected soon to be completed to Proctor Point.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-06-03

mysterious. The body Of man was found in
pork barrel, covered with pork, in ware house
in Detroit. on the third inst. 1t is no, known where
the barrel came 'front.' ErchGnge Paper
II was probably case of observation-disclosures, the
pacher put himself in instead of the POrk.
BriLhap Gazette.
Likely enough, somebody came to the concu-
sion that he was hog, and very properly packed
himselrinto pork barrel.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-06-03

independence Restored 10 TrinMad. The me-
mortal Iiom the inhabitants of Trinidad to her maj
esiy, praying to be relieved from dependence on
Barbadoes, has met with most gracious recep-
tion,and Lord Stanley has her Najcs,y's commands
to restore Trinidad to its former position of an in
dcpenden, colony, and the officers administering
the government TO the rank of Governor.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-06-03

Godeys Laiy's Boot, for June is received
1t is enbe,lished with two chgravings, rhe village
Amanucnsis,' and "lIarvest scene," fashion
plates and two pages Of music. The next, July
number will commence vol 25 and will be con-
,enent opportunity for new subscriptions.
Philadelphia; SO per annum IN advance.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-06-03

Evils, in the journey of life, are like the hills
which alarm travellers upon their road both APP
pear great at n distance, but when we approach
them, we find that they are far less insnrmoun-
table than we bad conceived.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-06-03

Sound Democratic Doctrine. "Can one gen.
Grafton bind another, and all others, in successon3
think not. The creator has made The earth for
The LIVI.NG, not the DElD.'-1homas Je'-
ferson.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-06-03

;r-5eThe Nashville JIhig states that General
Jackson experienced a severe attack of hemorrhas
during his visit to Nashville in company with Mar
tin Van Buren,
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-06-03
Windsor County,
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

The DEMOCRATS of Windsor County are hereby notified
to meet at the Hall ofhe Eagle HOTEL on Friday the 10th
inst o 10 O'Clock A. NJ to nominate Senatorial Ticket
to be supported at the approaching election, and to trans
act any other business deemed necessary when convened
JAgEz SERGEANT, Chairman Of Co, Com
Woodstock, June |, l9l2,
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-06-03

We are obliged to orr friend, Mr. friedrich Bill
ings for an order of the Exercises of the Sophie
more class of the University at their late ENhhl-
ton. You handled tall subject, my boy, and
YOU did it naiely, too, no doubt.
The following was the order Of exercises for the
occasion:
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-06-03

Eastern Boundary-The Legislature of Maine
yesterday made choice of Ex-Governor Kent, Judge
Prebe, Hon. John Otis, and Hon. T.. Kavanagh,
as commissioners to confer with the national au-
lhorles on the subject of the settlement of the
North Eastern Boundary question
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-06-03
ORANGE County.

The DguocRATIc FREEuEN Of the county OF Orange
are requested to meet in their respective towns and
choose delegates meet in county convcnlon at Che-
sea, on Wednesday, the 22d day of June, next, at 10
o'clock A. NJ for the purpose oCnominnng Senators for
the year ensuing and transactng any other business
thought proper when met. Orange wW do her pdit
ELIJAH FARR, Corr,v
HENRY KENES, : Co,,,mit;oa
J. l.. CHAMBERLAIN,
MAY 81, 1879.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-06-03

Better Man None. A poor married woman was
telling stad lady, somewhat, on the wrong side Of
fifty, Of some domestic troubles, which she in great
part, attributed to the irregularities other husband
WE'LL" said the old maid, "you have brought
these troubles on YOURSELF told you not to marry
him. was sure he would not make you good
husband" /" lie is not a good one to be sure,
madam" replied the woman " but he is a power
better than none"
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-06-03

Clerk Of The District COu1t-It is settled
thu, Mr. EDWARD II. PRENrIss is 10 be Clerk of
the T.. s. District Court, vice Col. Dove, dccea-
scd; Mr. Thrall, of Rutland, dschargng the duties
of Clerk pro tenn, in continuation with Mr. p.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-06-03

tET9We learn from the Philadelphia Enquirer
that the Hon. Adam W. Snyder, formerly Rep
rescnta,ive in Congress from Illinois, and but re-
Gently candidate for the Office of Governor OF
tina, State at the approaching election, died at his
residence in Bcle,iIle, ST. Clair county, on satur
day last
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-06-03

go, mercy on us, what Is this wicked world
coming 10, said kind hearted old lady this NOR
ming.
Even Boston can't keep M with Fashion"-
Boston Post
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-06-03

lie whose courage has been put 10 the test-who
has relied on the love, or suffered by the hate of
woman-has been deceived by man, and has de-
ccvcd himself-mny have as much knowledge of
the world at twenty, as if he had lived century.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-06-03

The wings Gin this Slo'c) will be the reverse,
and thousands unless the most strenuous eilors are
made, will sci in their chimney corners regardless
orthc coming storm, until the bursting thunder OF
loco victory has awakened them to the dcsolatlons
with which they may be overwhelmed.
Mil. Press.
After tina, came a horse to be shaved.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-06-03

We understand that there were between EIGHT
aud NINE uUNDR ID cases of Bankruptcy, at
Windsor last week. Better put the State into the
hopper, and done with it. OH whiggery! wing
gcry
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-06-03

american .Ncrhaaic,-This excellent paper is
now published simultaneously at New York and
Boston. 81 in advance will pay for eight months.
Cheap enough.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-06-03

The Peoples Library for June, contains the
conclusion Of "E,hel Churchill and the COM
mcncement of "viyian Grey" by D'Israeli, the
younger Vivian Grey is one one of the most brill
lana novels ever written.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-06-03

indifference is al Least the boon Of sor row; for
none look forward 10 the future with Indifference,
who Go ne, look back to Ihe pas, with dread
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-06-03

We are informed that RUFus w. GRIswoLD,
esa.is to edit 0Jqham's Magazine for the present
year
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-06-03

TIE OLD Dominion. Full returns show the
Senate TO stand "a democrats to II leds; and the
House, 81 democrats 10 so feds-giying on joint
ballot Of 40!
" on, uhar did yoH come from -
" Oh, ,rhar did YOU FROM stranger quickly tell
Oh! chdr did you from look omiehty welli'
II from Old Virginia. uhar the people can't be
bought!
And we've played em up tune called the sober second
thought!
And thar's where come irom.r
Log Cabin Melodies.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-06-03

We acknowledge the receipt of James last nov
ell, from the Office Of the .New World.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-06-03

Gov. Seward has again refused TO exercise the
pardonins power i'll favor of Benz. Rahburn.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-06-03

Corn is now selling in s!issouria, screen cents
bushel
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-06-03

the whole amount, leaves SCI, 735, AS TO apply 10
the annual expenditures, and of course balance
against the State of 500 "A to meet which there
was in the Treasurer's hands S2,s27,O9.
In 1885, the amount of expenditures as per Au-
dor's report, was SOS, O56,97; of this sum 49,
1888 was applied to the School fund, and 3d.
32l 10 to the Safety fund.- making the annual cx-
pentiures S9l,116,00. The whole amount of
receipts was $l2O, 179 ,43; of this SUN there was
in the Treasury at the commencement of the year,
D2 ,S21 90; there was received for Safety fund
DE- 3Ol "a and for School fund Dl7 1854, ,leav-
ing the balance of receipts applicable to the expen-
dltures Dg7 ,667 ,O7, leaving balance in favor of
the State of D5 ,s0O,l7, and D22, 1872, 40 in the
Treasury. This balance seems 10 hayo arisen not
from the ordinary means of revenue but from bor-
rowcd funds, to wit: of the School fund as per re-
port in 1884, Do, 1872 ,3S, and in 1885 Dl4 ,O25,-
rs, also borrowed of j. r. Langdon d. 800 90,
which amounts in all TO D3O, u.s. 49, thus il is seen
that the apparent balance in favor of the State did
not arise from the ordinary annual receipts, but
from the creation of debt, which leaves balance
against the State after cypending the ordinary reve-
nue. and the balance of Dl3,llO in the Treasury
in 1884, Of ID ,509,s3, besides debt Of thirty
thousand dollars.
In 1886, it appears from the report, the expcn-
dilures were Dl02,677 ,55, Of which D2,G76,7O
were applied 10 the School fund.- leaving the ordi-
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"@. GEORGETOWN O., TUESDAY, DECEMBER 90 1912
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-03-31
RETURN or TmE- An,tonERs.

/ Ths main body of lhe Harper Ferry. Armor.
ers, who visited Washington for HE purpose Of
laying heir grievances before ahs president and
Congress, returned on .suhdayIast The George.
4 town Advocate Of Saturday gives The Following
accom-, Of The proceedings on The subject
MEETING YESTERDAY AFTERNOON.
A meeting Of the Armorersf was held
Ia / evening al the Tobacco Warehouse 10
this town forthe purpose ofreeelving The
report oft he committee Of ;wen:y appoint
ed 10 report their grievances 10 the proper
authorities Several Of the committee,
who appeared quite intelligent men, ad !
dressed the meeting, and reported that
they had received everya encourage ment
from Mr.. Barton. and other members OF
Congress. that the military superinten Z
dance would be abolished, and civil
one substituted; and from the Secretary
III War. they had received the promise
of hearing and definite answer that
morning. provided the main body Of the
armofsrs should return Immediately to
Hampers Ferry. A resolution was then
offered 10 return this morning, but not 10
raise ) hammer until their grievances Sc
redFessed, and to leave The COMMITTEES
with Instructions TO Transact their bust,
mess. +,
I This resolution caused Considerable ex-
cilehept, aud drew forth large number
Of speakers. pro and con. all Of whom
spoke the voice Of freenen determined
10 resist tyranny and Oppression. The ar
guments oflh com miltee. bscked by the
opinions and advice of their friends 10
Congress. carried the question, and The re-
solution was passed unanin ouFly.
Tbs resolution 10 return. and calmly
val, the result, is, undoubtedly their wis
est course. They have gained much by
their sisit#here-ihey bare shown tha.
they ste q body Of respectable and intel
ligenf men, reseluis in good cause. and
knowing their rights dare maintain
them. =" They have excited 10 members
Of Congress determination to redress
their grievances. and 10 our citizens. re-
speet tpr them Is men, and feeling Of
anxiety for the success Of their petition,
iot 70 subject men doing civil duty TO mil.
ltaEy rule. is. 10 say the less. oft, very
extrsoFdrnsry. and The two conditions be
|'ng opposite are not very likely 10 work
well together.
VISIT TO THE PRESIDENT.
An invitation having been tsea,v.a
from the Presidency informine them ,ba,
be xcald be pleased 70 see them eli At 8
o'clock last evening" they accordingly
ma.chsd out with their band, and were
received By the Presidenl in The size psr-
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The bin imposing Tares ypr the support pfeo-
.sfnmeni, Tor The rear isl2. vas passed u she
Hose ef DeleeaiesL No addition IS made Il
she lsr o. lads. slaves q horses Il increase,
de psesent ta1 on brokfrt, lottery otiees, and
psala,, Iidences The iax bn Brokers is ineteAs-
81 ftem 500 10 $500. ana Domestic Lotteries
are 10 ps4 $1,000, he anears hitherto PAL 90
Fofeien I.otieFiess Pedlari are 70 pay sie0 IN
ssead of so, ss formerly. -
SIN itess i,ilikeiy % ~ dessEsney ID he
Treasury and. 10 avoid pnpopaIhS lsraiion,
and supply sny temporary teteisrey, The sol-
loving seesioa. copied from the appropriation
lsu 81 he lass'sessiop, has been incorporated n
he ss,pirgprsaaSs BIZ. i
a.9ad b. Il 6srftIy ensstel, Thai Should he I'll
eenciss pktbs commongealgh4 IL The opinion Of
.he Executive. require Il, he shall Be Is heteby
anthorized and required suuileI he sdrike Al lie
enuaeifof S.ase 10 diFGe.ahe treasurer Of he Con.
fnanueallh To- borrow, fs6in time Is iipk - ihe
psblie exieeseiesmas feqnire, from individuals
OF from the Bauks or fk5s Cen moo wealth, upoa
. pledge o. q portion Of he eieck nov osnel b.
ihe Common veailhFin such Banks. sach sum 81
sums Of money a. may b necessary 20 meet
such rxierneies. And anyA Bank or Banks Of
ms IommoureaUh are nffeNy authoLized 70
make s5eh lean orleans. Md the sum or st1r
% borrowed shall BE- paid Nv, the Trfasnrer 81
The Commonwealth. On ihe 18th day Dr. Dscens.
Der next, o1t Of any money 70 he Trdssary nor
,SlheTsise Appropriated by law, uniess The Gene
: raj Assembly Shabby fzF provide spme olhei
fsnd FOR The payment Of (fs.ssms
The estimated deheienUs ii The 'Tlehsufy. or
HE soth Of sepiefhberne (vhen he hseal zeal
snds.) i, 10 roand Numbers. s7t9. 900. IA
on he l2is:. The House postponed ID definitely
ne bill 10 prevent he sacrifice of pfapsry b.
forced sslss.n BY avoie or 81 10 81.
bill for The protection of worthipPipg az
srmblies, vas indefinitely postponed.
a bill for The enlargement pc the L4nalie Asy-
inms Al sia1nton and Williamsburg, BY 70 aP-
preparation Of $50 900. has btsn passed. A hi
name provision, bu, We fear Eol sutfeisp, fot DE
ptrpOse. The spirit or ehamapl4y, horeyer, is
becoming awakened 10 tbs addressing subject
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1888 MA Jul. rs $3.50 az 49,. :,
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II uess ~ n. -. ,s. e a'I t.ssn ~
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;''ss ao y se 81, q ,s =,
standard il Ne debased or disturbed, aud
| Ii is impossible % ( foresee 10 What aade.
gree Of degtadaiien and confusion all Il:
nancial Interests. public and privtae. may
sink. ia such q cquntry as this The Re.
Prssen.pAiives d ne People have only 70
/ will y, and tbs public credit VIII pc as
T. ever vas.
\ MY own views II we measures esleu'
tated 70 Ienset 'h!s great ana desIfaole po-
lect nave thFlaslifffanGty expressed 70 Spn-
gfess, nfae circumstances ~niea glse Y
VIZ eu.'Fe Al Il R''At A,1u ky'e'''
I tntereat.l iile Ike cuilYA can do no more
| 1.-THE creditof the country 81 exposed il
question: It'll The public defence. be bro
ken down orNweakened N Ill The whole ad,
mjnissfation of' public affairs be emit arass
ca for want of Tie necessary meansIfpl
conducting them with vigor aAd effect
a 4. III n -.
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-.
| Alta cale6 meeting Of the citizens Of Harpers-
Ferry, not connected with the UnItet States At
mqfy, heldinihe Free Clutch on Monday even
ing March 2lsl, 1912. WILLIAM S ELGIN.
Esq was calIrd lo-lhe Chaf,and WM f. FRY.
sIMMqNs appointed Secretary.
onlmS;ion Eef air. CuI>haw, a committee OF
tfeuf was appointed 10 draw up resolutions eI-
pfeSslve Of the sense nf this meeting.
The following resolutions were adopted:
I Isl That We, the citizens or this place, do
Smest eheerfuy any aid in our power to
The mechanics Of the Armofy, who this day have
50 rRaafully declared heir natural hts.
abe Object in. view, and 10 deffay any expense
sths t-niay arise. III
I'D. That We recommends 10 the mechanics Of
the Atmory lo5m&ke their grievances known al
Washingt that Ire qaJe .of affairs
here i unknoEh to. the EEecu{ivsAaad that a
proper representation will hnt fail 10 6riug about
such d system IS will make he Aimary an H.
ssitutan fer The ImanufAcaurs-of aims, aud not d
place fsr experimenting upon ths aTas of OPP
Pressi9n which mechanics can bear.
An ThG. the#proceeA1es Of this meeting u
rendered 10 IhePresidtn, oflhe Mechanics Soeit-
IL Of Harpers- Ferry, If
| 5lh. That HE proeeeiing5o f this rnee3irgte
published 10 The Baltimore sun add Vne MIA
Free Press ~. w. s 4ELGlN,. Chrr.
W. +. FirzsiMMoHs. Sse's
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.,r5R nELATIoNs wITu ,IExIco.

The release BY SANTA Anna Of Mr.. Falconer, a
British subject, upon HE application Of lie Brit
ish minister, and the refusal to release Mr. Ken
dali Of Ne VI Orleans, on application ofMf. Ellis,
The american Mais,er. indicates disposition on
tie rsri ii theMeIiean Dictator to show his coed
feeling nj Great Bfsip, sSd hi i'll viii towards
lie Ulited sga:cs as hna,ion. Thisyie of ne
case i DOT Altered BY The release Of Messrs Combs
shdIvan Ness, because The Dictator acknovl-
edges lhst be aas moved thereto by the especla,
<bidty q iheir families, and ne remembrance Of
hoF piislitfesexpenesced il this country By him
self and officers.
| Itis eyideAt. too, ffoa The following paragraph
in Santa Anna's letter to Gen. Haniitou, Thai
lhs crafty Mexican is xoaing the favor Of Great
Britain b. tauehFqgs The question Of slavery. He
Says -
"Ip difrre.l point of'yiew. The question Of
Texas involves another Of The greatest import
ahee.lo lhe cause Of humanity of. slaveiy.
Mexico, who has gwen the noble and illusjrious
example af lfenoupcine ID The increase Of her
wealth, and even 10 the cultivation Of her fields,
lhal she may not see Jhen fallened with the
sweat, The bpod and the tears of The African
facel will moi relrocede in lihlsceurse /; and her
etierts 70 recover a usurped lertHctb will 6e
blessed by an those who SINCERELY esteem Inc
narnfal and Imprescrip,ibie' rights II the human
fpecieS.n Y: IA Is