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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-24

ton, and when the question arose. to ~hieh OF the
poTical parties Gen. Sloan b. longed. went TO MIR
Vance and asked him, either is Gen. Soan a Demo
eSNi, or does Gen. Som belong to our par,yi am
no, able TO say in which way put The question.
The answer hr. V. made me was, YES" All who
know MIR Holloway, know him to be a very warm
partzan; but from the acquaintance have had with
him, l am not disposed TO think he would wrong
me Intentionally. | reeolleet OF his coming to my
seat just before the roll was called. and putting
some question TO me relative to the pending elec
tion-whatW was, and my answer, l do not rccol
leet. IL was at time when there was good deal
OF confusion in the Hall. But feel assured, never
could have stated, that Gen. Sloan was q Demo
crai.
MIR Mcpherson states that told him some days
before the election, that GEM Sloan was Demo
crat; have hesitation in stating, this is iasci
have not spent FIVE minutes in this mans company.
nj any one time during the session, except when
called at the room Of my colleague he, M'Pherson,
lodging IN the same room with my colleague and
Mr. E.loit-and at no time did call, as well as |
now reeollect, except when enc or both Of his room
mates were present, and heard oil that passed. Mel.
Their OF them recoecis Of my having made any such
statement. This redoubteble play actor, (who, |
am told, died twice in one night and came TO life
ngan) no doubt has studied the art OF hoeus pocus
and hncies he can see objects which other D..
ro' perceive. Tie is very much unlike mysef;-I
am under the necessity OF having to use two pair
of speescles, one pair close at hand and the
other at n distance. The member ON Page ha 8
the advantage of me in having two sets Of princi
pes-one se,t to suit tho l0h Legion, and the other
TO suit Wing atmosphere.
Not long since, heard this redoub,able Demo.
cta', with whs principles say ihnt he was in favor
OF the Banks properly rcgula,cd;-he was in favor
OF the Tariff, and that he considered Henry CLAY
the greatest man in the United States, or any where
Else, except Daniel Webster, who he considered to
he better acquainted with some ,hnss," Deny it,
Major, and II do not prove it, will aeknow ledge
am the liar.
This is the first time in my life tina; any attemp,
has been made to doubt my honesty Of purpose, OF,
mat have been CHARGED with vacillaiing in any
way os politician. Can Mr. Byrd, or his vo,un
teer witness, from the county of Page say as much1
eive this matter for the poblic Judgment to dc
ciici w. VANCE.
L. 5. To show that Others heard MIR Byrd to
say he thought Of nc nominating Genera! Lewis,
and that did not conceal The fact, Tim, CENT
Scan was Wing, | sunjon the letters OF Col.
Hunter and Dr. Ley burn.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-24
am, .qriC,l Do5g,,p

H- We hav" no typo in Office sinall enough 10 no
uce hr herihs Consequent pcrsouago The little gentle.
man las been caught in dirty rck- hes tocn proved
upon him-he dcncst and In the breath eonfcsses
f-again denies H. aud sgain e9n.cses itsnd furnishes
proofto convict himself aud still dcnies We dismiss him
to his constituents, and ntsreede for mercy. Sec Mr.
Vancs's car.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-24


The first lands were ctIed FOR the express pur-
pose Of paying tio debt ofthe Revolution, and Is
i1biishing the harmony Of tho United States, and
were appropriated TO that object by the act ofCon
Itess OF 1890, funding this debt
Those lands, continued Nh Y, were then ceded
by Ne States 10 the General Government Tor GER
tam fpec'hed Objects, md on certain conditions
lhose OBJECTS having been 1cc0m pishtd, tlc ques.
ton nov arose what disposition should be made n
he balance n the fund.- The deed Of cess on from
Virginia, which was tho most important, was ex-
scutcd IN 1871. md expressly provided that the
lands ceded should che considered at Common fund
fof the use and benefit Of such OF tho United s,t,s
90 have become, or shall become, mcn.brrs Of Inc
confederation or federal alliance n "a States Viz
GINA inclusive, according 10 their usual respective
proportions IN the general charge md expenditure.
Odd shall be faithfuiy and bona foe disposed Of for
that purpose, and for no other purpose whatever"
A. tho deeds stipulated that the lands should be or
the common use and benefit oflbo United Stats,;'
bot wssa fan snd unconditional power over III, .,
lends thereby intended 10 be given. Did the eedinl
Etstss attend the grant 70 be unqualified or unre
sincisdi lie imagined not. u 90, why did th'
proprietor States expressly spulsic that these land
wefs 70 10 held, snd 10 be dfposed a. as common
fsnd ~ he sss snd benefit o. oil he S,slssl Whs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-24
TEMPERANCE NOTICE..

MAJOR ROBERTS LAST LECTURE.
This gentleman has been induced to delay his
departure I'LL the morning, give his aid to night
IN making arrangements to organize State Total
Abstinence Society. The friends of Temperance
are therefore requested to meet at the Old Bsptis,
Church, to night at u o'clock for this purpose, as
we'll as to advance tho cause OF Temperance gene
rally.
AL persons are invited to attend.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-24
AUCTION CARD.


LASTL nv SALE TINS SEASON
il We solicit attention TO our sale This
lIhursday) Evening, Of Valuable Library OF
STANDARD, Law and Miscellaneous Books comprI.
sing many desirable and reasonable Works
~ Sale commences at O'Clock.
~ Catalogues are now ready.
NH "a INLOES x BROTHER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-24
CONGRESS-Tn,.n,x

In inc Senate, Yesterday. private bills, resolu-
'ons' &c were acted upon. large crowd ,,.
tended to hear Mr. Clay, but his ind,posi,ion n,s
vented him from speaking. lie stated that he would
speak to day. 0'1
IL the House OF Representatives, the House took
up hr Dous' resolutions Of eensure against MIR
"'ddInss OF Ohio. The previous question being
sustained cut oil debate. MIR Giddines rose TO
appeal 10 The courtesy OF the House, to perm, him
oy general consent to speak in his defence. Oh.
leeoon was made by MIR Cooper of Georgia, but
instantly wthdfawn; on which Mr. Gddins, p.
fused to speak, and the resolution, ware c..,;o,
by vote of about two to one. MIR Giddn,s,ook
leave OF his friends. and retired from IN. Uor..
with an intention 10 resign.
There will be ono Aboli,onis, less in the uou,e.
After this was disposed of, the Loan Bill occun;ed
the House Tor the remainder of the sitting.
lAlex. @ -zette.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-24
WM. VANCE,
DR. A. LETBuKs.
HALL CT HOUSE OF DELEGArEs. D
u :. z

HALL CT HOUSE OF DELEGArEs,
March 23rd, 1912
Dear Sir; lnrepIy 10 your ute Just received, in
r. atom TO conversation in d Clerks Office of
inc House OF Delegates respecting Gen. s ON.
say hhtyou declared Gen. Sloan to be a Whig-
ms was done IN the Clerks Office, openly. and
without reserve, in my sence and that of seye.
raj others. some of whom, think, were OF the oppo
site political party. This conversation was preyi-
GUS 10 the election
Very respectfully, yours,
A. LEYBURN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-24
HARDWARE

VANLEW, SMITH q co. have received by the aLip
Hathaway their entire Spring importation ofHatd.
ware, cutlery saddlery scythes hoes anys vices &c
which make their stock very complete for tho gprIne
tual customers. NH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-24
EDMU Nd T. HUNTER.
WILLIAM VANCE, E,e.

HOuse OF DELEoArrs, March 2aj, 1912.
Dear Sir: Did you not herr me-. in tho G e,L,.
othce, IN the presence OF several gentlemen oCbotb
parties, IN reply 10 the question, What were the
politics OF Gen, Slosnl say that he was n whi,7
General2 " J''
VIM. VANCE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-24

WIN. NJ. Stuart nominated as LIST Compttoll.,
oil the Treasury. has been rejected by the sena,,
All the LOeos, !, is said, voted against him. b..
cause he was whg-and two or three wbi,,
because they did no, consider him qualified for Tho
office. " ''o
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-24
FIRE IN NEW ORLEANS

The splendid Theatre, st. Charles, was totally
destroyed by fire, on the evening Of the 18th. The
fire originated in an adjoining house.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-24

The Democratic meeting in Buckingham, which
set aside Messrs. Jones and Ha,kns, w,rc moved
thereto, they say, "by fHdisDosifion 10 bpih,n
fathJul servants" That's coil, decidedly
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-24
Housr OF DELEGATES, March 2srd, 1912.

SIT have just received your favor of the date
o. yesterday, and have to state, in reply, that on
the occasion OF the election of Major General. did
hear Mr. Byrd say, that che had great mind 10
re nominate General Lewis" The remark was
m,de in the committee room, where the vo,es We
counted, after 1t was aScet,ained that Gen Levi,
had been dropped second time. understood the
remark 10 be made in eatnest-on sober second
thou'h after Mr. Byrd was convinced that Gen.
S.oIn was Wing.
Respectfully YOURS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-24
ny LAST EvENINc.s M.1,

Nine OF the Phladelp hia Bank. eor,inn. .. -.
specie. All the country bank. refuse 70 ,..n.sI
anu take shelter under the relief Law Of las, Yea,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-24

nance towards aay new Tyler rsrfu's. To Ls 20.
rerned by that instinct of seicpresefvaiio CON.
non 70 me lowest anio'als. They know that soy:
new convert, unless he e,me from that hidden 20.
sion at Africa where men No, above a E,ot h;.h
are said to exS, would overiop themselves. ard
put an end forever TO their greatness. Nsiureuv
men, they look. with inhnite mixture OF wra,b
wy, ul',nay upon any possibility Of the introdue.
Nr. k'vss and Mr. Clarke. Il would be an I'M
oO"'a''on oil B'o6disn,e into L'ipst.
=, we learn. from the Official apnoune.m.,, H.,
Valentine r. Conway, OF S,nfro,J b." "a'
appointed by and with the advice and eonscn, nr
.ne Sena'e, Surveyor General OF Fiords.~AsS..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-24

House. or DELeeArEs, March 22nd, 1912.
Dear SH; Please inform me, if you did not hear
MIR By'd say that he had n great mind to e-nomi
nate Ger. Lewis, and whether you considered him
IN Jest or earnest, and oblise
Col. L. P. EuSrrK.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-24
WIN VANCE, Esq.
RICHMOND WING.

~ Enquirer requested to copy, and send &C
count TO this office for payment.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-24

N. Y. MARKETS-M,rch ~.
FLOuR-ls firm to-day at Sc 25 for common
brands Nothing doing in other descriptions.
q. uhAiN-Nothing OF any importance doing in
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-24
NJ A II [ N E
High Water this day, at 2. O'Clock, PM.
ARRIVED.

Schr Abanner, Sto5darJ, franklin, sunJries. TO
Lancaster, DENLY * Co, and Dunlop, Moneure <
Co.
SAILED,
Sehr Charles Pumnn, Townsend, New York.
coal, '
Schr Superb. Shaw, n. York, coal
Schr Patrick Henry, Muster, Baltimore coaL
Steamboat Columbus, Parrish, Baltimore, sun
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-24

gun sIIADES-Chcnc, black and coored sun
- Shades, Veiy elegant just received and ior BY
NH % r. ~. JENKINS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-24

sPEECu or MR. VERIFY,
OF NoRrHAnProS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-24
FANCY CAssINIEMK

fhNtE tANNIMENEN.
A NEW and fashionable style of Fancy Cnssimctcs
n g' ntlcmcu's summer wear, just opened and Tor
by NH ~ H. " JENKlN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-24

- sc. nRis &oRTn%M, SeeRT Gbisn 'e co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-24
NOTICE.
EsfiIIIII1
500 5 !;

our new packet boat Powhstan will leave our Landing
~ on Saturday morning, at o'clock for scotsvis aud
LynchbuTg. Members, and others, who have engaged
passage by the Boat viii please be hoard that hour
NH - BOYD, EDMOND & Co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-24
STORE For REM

THE sioro occupied by James q. Watson ESQ ON a.
Cross street leading 10 Mtyn's Bddsc. anI opposite
Mcssrs Fry. isfo kcnt, low. Possession given imme
diatcy. Enquire Of
mh2i T. FOCg
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-08-02
From The Chester pa. Republican.
THE ESIDENCy

" We do wish that the Wing presses which are
spirting so warmly for Henry Clay on the one side
and General Scott on the other, and firing at
each other, had much prudence as zeal and cease
their strife for the present The fear of each that
the other will gain the vantage ground has driven
them into war that II will be difficult TO retreat
from and the moderate portion of the party NAV see
the propriety of dropping both these aspirants and
settling upon a candidate against whom neither
branch of the party have arrayed themselves so bit
terly.n
We copy from the Mercer Lumnary, the above
wholesome and seasonabe rebuke to the head-over-
heels portion of the Wing presses, the editors of
which are Just busily engaged in assisting the
malo.ity in Congress to make President for them
seirss These flourish in times of party excite
ment, and are nothing without them, and that such
individuals should seek to foment and perpetuate par
ty strife is natural enough. But to the of the
people the frequency of such things, if not absolutely
demorallzng, is every thing else that is injurious
The nation wants rest, quiet opportunities for rehec-
tlon-time to look upon the past to contemplate the
present and prepare for the future, and this it vii
have. When the proper time arrives the people, a.
| the Luminary intimates, will take the matter int
| their own hands, and elect the of their choice
without the aid of these political Presdent-makers
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-08-02

The editor of the Madlsonian, in reply to some re
marks of ours puts the following question
sWhl the editor of the United States Gazette de-
ny having received assistance himself from the United
States Bank and Girard Banki'
Whilst we protest against the gross indecency of
such question, and doubt the propriety of answer
ing it, we state that in the in which the Mad-
sonian puts the question, we never did. We never
borrowed dollar of the Girard Bank in the world
directly or indirectly. And in the course of large
business borrowed from the United States Bank
small sums not exceeding in all $500 which ,cere
PAID NTH interest long ago.
TO what base low, pitiful shifts, is the organ of
the President of the United States driven when it
propounds questions so irrelevant and ungentlemanly
TIE Madisonian is regarded as the mouth-plece of
Mr. Tyler and the members his Cabinet, and yet that
paper is allowed to put such questions to us. Let
them be cautious.-U. S. Gazette.
We might ask irho paid it 2 and hoW it was
paid but we will not. Yet we will say that
this resort to such subterfuge, betrays the cha
rlcter Of the Gazette. That paper has charged
divers papers with beng purchased, and others
with being siieaced with Executive patronage.
This is not only ''ungentlemanly, but is ii not
dishonorahle We again call upon the Ga
Zete 10 name the heets he has so often said
were silenced in this manner. We tell you to
beware.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-08-02

yFThe Madisonian asks whether "can name
paper that has been senced by the patronage OF the
Government" We answer cana dozen. We
could count them easily as could the paving
stones and what is more, we could name several
others that refused to be senced by the patronage Of
the Government. There has been want of efforts.
T. s. Gazette.
Well, out with them. If you hesitate any
longer the public will grow still more incredu-
lols. We deny IL, and challenge yo~ TO name
those that ''refused." We can repubish pa
ragraph from one, that is not "silent," which
uttered a gentle hint when the advertisements
were passing about, that II ought 10 have token
of acknowledgment that us services were APP
preciated
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-08-02

Did the Madisoniin mean 10 say hat Mr. Tyler
accep I'd from the Wings nomination, when he
knew he was opposed 10 the principles of The W higs!
u. S Gazette.
First tell US what you mean by "Whigs."
j Banh Wings are IN ant, they have been de-
lunct long ago. II Harrison Republican Wing :,
he is mol opposed 10 their principles, but is car
rying them out with all his might. General
Harrison avowed himself in favor Of the Com
promise, and declared Bank to be uncon titu-
uoaal. Mr.. Tyler is going ahead on these prn-
ciples with his VEroEs. What more Shall
We expose all Mr. Gays ,reachey? We will
DO it me OF these days
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-08-02
ARRIVAL OF THE GRE T WESTERN
SIX DAYS LATER FROM ENGLAND.
OFFICE OF THE AMERICAN,
BALTIMORE, July 81, 3 p NJ.


The steamship Great Western, Captain Ilosken,
rived at New York on Saturday morning, about half
past O'Clock having left Bristol on the 10th of Jul
". We are indebted to our attentive correspondent
in New York fora London paper OF the 10th OF July,
which reached us by Saturday nights mail.
The distress and suffering in Ireland continue to
fearful extent in addition to which an alarming fever
of most malignant and unconquerable nature pre-
walls among the poorer classes In some districts.
From five to eight persons in family frequent
ly lying sick at the same moment Hunger and pes
thence appeared to be struggling for the mastery.
A splendid French steamer called the LOUIS PHI
lppe was wrecked on the 4th of July, at the en-
trance to Havre and would be total loss.
A bill for the protection of the Queens person has
passed the House of Lords.
DEATH OF THE DUKE OF ORLEANS.
The French papers are almost exclusively nlled
with lamentations account OF the accidental dealh
of His Royal IIlghness the Duke OF Orleans. Inns
nobleman no less conspicuous for his annoIe
Qualities Of mind and heart, which endeared hun to
all ranks of society with whom circumstances brou- Int
lis ROYAL Highness into contact, than Tor courage,
GOODNESS and gallantry in the field, whilst hls frank
and manly demeanor, and unaffected af1ablty, Sc
cured him the respect OF the bteres political oppo-
nens OF his family. 1t appears that he was TO re-
view several re iments the 18th OF july nd on
that morning got into a carriage intending to 60 to
Neu w. to take leave Of the Ming and Queen. On
arriving near the Porte Maillo OF the horses
took flight, and the others becoming alarmed set oil
at great speed up the Chemin de la Revoite, The
Prince seeing his danger jumped from rs carrlaee
alightng the ground with both feet, out he lHhe-
diatey staggered and fell with his head on the pave
ment He was taken to adjoining house sense
less when he was soon surrounded by the King and
the other members of the Royal Family Inc
Prince died about four in the afternoon.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-08-02

Ship Money and Charles I--J0hn Tyler and The
Treasury Oidsr to Levy Duties.-We have com
men ed more than once on the monstrous assumption
whereby, after uefoing bli passed by Cong for
collecting The revenue, the President orders subodi
rate OF the Treasury 10 issue circular prescribing in
the absence OF all law the rates of said duties and the
tue and manner of lesying ihem-N. y. Amer
The Amari an should have had Cromwell
at tfr tail Of his paragraph But we doubt
whether 'he Dictator VIII succeed, when the
President is beheaded
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-08-02
The Globe Is with us.-Madisonian.

L The Globe Is with us.-MddtsOntdn.
Was the Globe ever with General Harrison IN.
Courier,
Perhaps not the entire Globe bot ii you will look
at the vote, you will that lippecanue and Iyier
too had nearly the entire Western hemisi here with
them II Tyler perseveres in hs patriotic course, we
not at ali but It will be literally rue before
his term explre, that the Giobs is with hID.-Pa
-io q Earle.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-08-02
From the Troy Budget
THAT "SOFT IMPEACHMENT

If Bolts plan to impeach the President had not
,,leaked out " and found to be dangerous undertake
ing. in view of public sentiment, before caucussed
upon the Clay faction IN Congress would nave
pressed the movement, without doubt, to The utmost
The certain failure and obloqu which they ouhd they
sho,,ld have IN encounter alone deferred them from
messing the measure As IT is, the public will =" AXE
the will for the deed" and the operation VIII be
placed on the debit page Of the great ledger OF poll
ticaI accountability.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-08-02
From the Corington (ky.) Register
IMpEACHING THE PRESIDEN T.

In our las, we treated this subject vry i-hty not
thinking it possibe any member of ConGfest c.uid
be found fool enough make such foolish and III
diculous attempt, but we were mistaken. Mr.. Bolts,
of Virginia who is aIehouse politician, and gam
bling, horseracIng haTam -Searam KIND OF fellow,
tolls the people he has serious notion ut the thing
and conseq uenlly has drawn up II charges specify
ing the groundwork of his proceedings he should
s,taightway be Strengthened IN s'rargbt-acket, and
confined with other lunacs
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-08-02
From the l.. S. Gazette.

As your paper 10 particularly noticed and carefully
read by the edltDt OF the M1llsoDian should You
have have favorable oppor unity, | will thank YOU
TO ask h,m whether voung man from Kentucky, 10y
the name OF L---e, has not lately been appointed
mdshpman in the Navy Whether the said LIE
brought with tim any recommendations, and from
whom Whether he dad not cultivate the acquaint-
ance OF members OF the party, and advertise in the
Madsonian to publish a second edition of Ahasueru,
over the Signature of l. : Whether he did not get
into street hgh and out Of what did the fight
fight look place that Mr.. lie received a warrant
mldshrpman, (here beng then $40 applicants
strongly backed) and went to sea 7 When hese
qu slions all answered, may perhaps, send you
some further lnteTrog atorles with view TO elicit
truth, and set right
OLIVER OLDSCHOOL
Mr.. Oliver Oldschoo dare not assert the
above "a facts. Knowing this, we will merely
state that we never, to our knowledge, heard of
lie" before--and that the particulars, as
far as our knowledge is concerned, are without
the slightest foundation. We presume he had
it Of one of the "mousers" in the Committee
room.
Now, we will ask this Oliver if he was
not seen On Saturday last, about one o'clock p.
NJ, in the gallery Of the Senate, cheek by jowl
with clerk from the Navy Department, gath
erng intelligence about some other mysterious
Naval appointments We do not vouch for
the ''mteIligence,' bat merely PROFOUND the
query as a lejonder.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-08-02
oIgHeu,J
$. CUNARD,
L. MAYNARD,
- Mill LID
HALIFAX, July |, 1912.

CAPT. TYLER AND THE MADISONIAN
We inclined to think that some of our Wing
friends, who have exhibited Disposition to support
Tyler, Gushing the MaJlsonian &c, Sc, will find
they have made sight mistake-Boston Atlas
We should think the peculiar Federal friends
of the Atlas have made "slight mistake p
The President is made of sterner stuff than
they supposed. Repubcanism has nothing to
fear from Federalism