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The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-29
NOTICE.

have removed my LAW OFFICE to the In
! surance Buildings on Jefferson Street
nearly opposite the residence of Capt. Kim
bell, where will always be found las usual
except when absent on Professional business
F. w. QUACKENBOSS
Yazoo City, Aug. 8, 184I. Aft
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-29
JAS. HI. CULLEN & Co.
Commission, Receiving, Forwarding
AND
PRODUCE MERCHANTS,
l@W9R LANDlN9.


TazOO City, Miss.
WOULD most respectfully inform their
friends and the public, that they have, and
will keep constantly on hand, all articles ne
cessary for Plantation use, together with a
complete assortment of PRODUCE AND GRO
.CERIES, which they offer low for CASH or
COTTON; of which, the following is part, viz:
Havana and Rio Coffee,
Old and new Brown Sugar,
New Bedford sperm and composition Candles,
No. and 2, Boston Soap,
Morgan's Premium, Missouri and common
Tobacco,
Flour, Bacon, Lard, Mess and Prime Pork,
Coarse and Fine Salt,
Whiskey, Rice, Potatoes and Onions,
Molasses, w. w. and Cider Vinegar,
Black Pepper and AIlspice,
Powder, Shot, and Nails, assorted,
Winter-strained Sperm Oil,
Negro Shoes, Clothing and Socks,
Well Buckets, Tubs and Buckets,
Tin and Queensware, assorted,
Demijohns, do.
Canon, Light Brown and Florida Cigars,
Persons wishing to purchase, would no
lose anything to call and examine their stock
before they make their selections elsewhere
Yazoo City, Dec. 10, l841. 22-f
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Biases' aggDE

fB7iE undersigned respectfully announce to thc pub
lC th'f"f have entered mo a co partnership
the busn Of teaching Male School in this plaee.
Oar pnrpas. Il! taking tins step, is secure more
hurQgh eouf,o u tslttan IN TIA branches O;
study pursucd IN Acadcmits and Nchous than Is. We be
heHc. ~ oar power individually ~ effect. lii holding
am1rdrPfrmentsa under the roe good order ma,
he wei preserved. aud the attention al the teachers king
devoted Ia particular series Of Rotations, feel conf
dent that HE real interest Of the pupil may be greatly
advanced by the mnTc thorough instruction Which 4
teacher can mIatt IA course u study 10 which he de
votes his exclusive attention. Inc opinion Of most
teachers liu' have had opportunity for comparing
the ate1fa -es W The methods OF teaching, is dcci
dodl} IN agur ot the dlyisionoi lahoar.
Ouf pGr.us ia this undertaking may be assured that
IN addition lo nnr individual experience Tor many years
an h> profession carry into the enterprise zeal 10
excel, and determination, by every cNarIon in cur
power. tn eve satisfaction.
l. VII ha rerrgigcdby the annexed programme. that
full ealr,c ot English and Classical study may he por
saed at caIsshl1. But while 2ratilicd IN trog
aide T. present. such course ot study 10 our pupils We
WISH II clearly understood that shall ALLOW 10 student
10 adydnreipa higher class. until by strict aud repeat
ed examinations. We are perfectly convinced that h
pa>scssfs knowledge otthe Introductory studies.
Tho English and Latin Department will be under
The suPnleudcure ot Mr. 0hphant. and will embrace
the rlbwIng studies Orhography. Elecuuou, I'm
gl.eh 6rmmar. Geography, Pnuanship Arithmetic.
AIqdn, Chemistry. Natural Philosophy. G"a.ugy.
til5iona, luin aad French Languages and Bellies let
Tie Grccl AMI Mathematical Department will be
aUnounontfd hy Nj Sauul rs embracing the following
s'nIlcst-Graek Language, Ancient Geography, Tn
can and R7nan Antiquities History, ancient aud mod
erl, Logic, Geometry. IrIImomotry, Astronomy, sur
ycyng, Nensuratpu Il planes and solids, Come See
lions, and lla lleer aud Daitrential Calculus.
Particular attention III be paid 10 penmanahp and
lod reading; az .5t3p,hmcnts of the highest mPar
lance IN our csmllou aud in teaching Nheh, We hope
ia, q IL .4
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.. ''1 -. t.,e S-ia o, k.Gad,i, he shall rpale,
,''1" ihrff"t Ia the feofe q The Jai;ad .latss =.
'5e'ef"H, aiirr te praiitn Il TREE months AIM ~
Gaze Il such Proclamation. the duties Imposed ty n
aei ofs' al afiIess lie arwtl manufactures ii sa,l
'aia't q hizdi admitting sreh r1rn fur a. alt
FisN5s"Hs Ire Il Guiy, tar IS Tie same rSFp,f,
'a"#t lfT fhiad Falosem 81 al Ie tlcncei nth ,lr
at;'g al duty ott@enty lar crat ad yalorcm anal
n more - '''
/ Mr. Nerr.eh moved u all .ua.naart,tug.l t,.
&c. ari NJ Walker. tu,.'-wl,ie!, vas ass,s,,
o,aad ihen sir Tapnan's srendacui vas rr,ee.c5-
ayes u nos - Mr. Benton anuauucod thai le b.,
prepared several iiundredn amendments to the hill
oaeo which. t'feduec Tie du'y en- wool firm 10 ;
cents. was lr IoaDdo Lu' /, fore tie question Was
tafrn. the Senate adjourned.
In Tie Goese d Representatives On the lst inst tho
Contingent Apr rraon Bill was passed without div.
son the Appropriation FIR cl-rsps having been frs, re-
daecd run $5}.tQ0 10 S50,el0.-lfe till fer the -
ganHanon 1t The Amy debated the remainder +,
The day, without, however. coming to any decision.
On the 9Th inst. after Intellectual elliott hy NJ
Adams to call upds iieprt concerning the course Of I
President in relation t. The Apporiionmen Bill and
some other rntnp business. the bill for rcorg,ni
Eng the Army vas taken ~ and debated AIcssrs Baf
t"n, Spr,ag. Goaeia Calhoun. Wand, Edwards. s"'
tah'ng 1art in the discussion. No question was al;
t,;arc ,hc lcaec adjaaraed
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PETERSBURG, IIRGENI7,

PEYERSB RI, IIRGEtI2.
4 hTFEke HIS PIANO FORIES for sale urou
SFuiaE Il th, ava uund good, to he kepi il other
We'. 10 :, I,leneL The prices vary trom - toe
sad and Mt n bad oHc amongst them. From % to o
always ~ bant, Lis extensive csill,lmtnt IN fc-
torsbura. Va.
Islx q ts1
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HAtLAuAsfl..Fuly =.

MoRE or TIE lNr1Avs We learn that Monday
yennq last about ninc o'clock, the Indians attacked
dwelling f Y miles iron Camp Gamble. fred INTO tic
house killing enc man and woundlng two others lnfr-
mallcn niaodige'y communicated 10 TIC carp ara
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TIE. REVENUE, Bill,


TIIE HEyF,NI-r irir
80 enc doubts we b,I.,ye. iJ,af 1r .rr,o, nu .a,.
ebd NV lei re the SENATE tr sine .,1i,;' -,
reseur II il pass as il ,r,lolIv uill !, i. 49,.
shape Ii said by some nerso6s ,h., La i t,..}c
ANXIOUS to ava d hc r,spes b,lity 6ni that >yiso ,,
''fulcs Inn likca,3ld Wi, Ser,N Is c,,,.cc ,n,l,
sticking n5nt. \ Nasbinor.n c,rres,onlcnt IF H..
WING remarks: Il have heard jntcIiiaon, o.n,lsn,..
e>ir,s. tlc,iI-,n. if.Ie Pre- i,,n, I'D ,,c,.
VIII, uaad sancd. ga its way to1Ae I!,nso VS., o,l
make him send al.er tie ,ssfro,r and tcar il inn.
fragments. NJ ,nLcr~,fGib Ilera,slaG NJ, :, ,h.,
NE President thinks lnt In viz. y. n. ,I,1,,
So that 10 avoid Mr. and ,,.roal ,i.,.
t,siio. wIcIwas held ~ che pra.Icn1,. y..ia
lie Macbeth !, ain ,lavn ,.arscr l., lnr. linn on
he has 4, lien af,, III, e.-o.. ,,,,,,I. Mn,
whose nod IS law. and ,l,.s,. v.,,l is#o,s,c,
Eu, slIIps,.th bia vetoed. vha, na>t2 WI, ,l.o
aa.ar,tv ,Itanotes@,nreqnbio.tlc# ar .l, ,,,,,u
lyr,i!a:,i:po tAo pn,s,I,r. .,,,, j., pro.t,,ont
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s., especially lea, us were, ,i t,,,,,r ,I . .,i,,;
oil the u,,ral,r,,s.r.. If ,l.s Iie,,a ,,r,,f a,.
,i,, tho, Il, M, ,l, 49,. :. J.. ,,......
nr,.s l,na,oaq r,.src,.d ,lo io;t..,:, ~ all .,l
laws 10 ,l, rco, : 5.rco, moi in,,,.,,,. p,,r"s.
tt,es d.l,fnr even ,1tI Gc,,,e ,o r.,L, o.;,.;,..
any such i'm tal,e, H., Is5f,,, Il -. ,;..a.Il,...
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-08

e. Tie amount of Treasury Notes outstanding on
The is:@cf August was s. .Q0S.sle Il.
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gg. PRIDAy MORNING, DECEMBER 90. tsas.
Ranisrupfa-pec. d.

W.P. Wright broker II Y.
A. s. Tu,,e auetioneer. to The late firm of Rrinekham
Dean.t N.Y.
IL w. Scott, merchant. Brooklyn.
James Jubb, iron rail manufacturer, n. Y.
James II. kiie, tot late firm of Keeffs l. kle
Edward Hopkins, dealer in skins, n. Y.
James c. lvass, merchant n. Y.
Edward Purty, clerk
r Burdiek, (ia.e firm OF Burdick Kimberly Coz N. Y.
Stephen B. Peei, N Y.
Henry w Br,in, Gate srm OF Siivers Rritiin,) n Y
Charles B. Merritt tailor, Port Chester.
A. 81 Bninger, merchant, N. Y.
Curtis s. B,rghton, NY.
Robert Weber, {la,e firm of Louis wehber)N II.
james l. Crane, Souta East, Putnam Co.
johnson P. Lee, merchant, N. Y.
Thee. l. Harding, John J. Modatt
John c. Clark, Isaac R s, John,
John w. Hopper, Ii. Humphreys
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p>,puIrrs MAMMOTH SHOW BILLS,
f,m.Incrrs LECTURE BILLS,
Cmrcvs c.rDs CONCERT Bills, Plain and
INSURANCE. Policies, Fancy,
BILLS OF LApiSG, foLiTiSAL DltLs,,
CIRCULARS, eiSSeLANs, '"~'
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nent above all others Their peculiarly nghI, IS.
natural hair grows their elasticity and their ND
tsrai and workmanship well iheir style OF nssI
arrangement all combine form such periect nsdos vi nal
thai they must be seen to be fully appreciated
Anew system OF the art OF Wig Making taught Va 49,
sans see specimen ot Barry's Wigs and Scaps, Mns
viii satisfy the asdous tha the best and cheap
est maker IN the cisy-46 Broadway, corner OF Lss.y
street, up stairs. ca Lon
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A IR TIGHT STOVES.-The greatest
N variety and cheapest article in this city lined with
ron and constr uced with safety valve ion The Boston
pIab) may found No. 81 Water street, I'd door from
Reekman Just received from Boston superior ar,i
Gle with Please call and Judge for yourselves be-
man d2i lnlr
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u The following Publications are for salt
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City Hall:
ALIsoN,s SPLENDID HISTORY OF EUROPE
in Is Numbers. The frs, No. is ready IS cents
THE TWO ADM1RALs, 2vis.. {uniiorm edi.
WING WIN AND WING, coopeas each
OLIVER TWIST, by Boz. ......................s5 I"
ROOkRICK RANDOM, ........................S
LIEBIG'S ANIMAL CHEMISTRY...........
LIEBlG's AGRICULTURAL CHEMISTRY. .25
DICKENS AMERICAN NoTES..............l2i
PAULINE a Tale OF Normandie. ...............i2t
WESTERN CAPTIVE, or Times of Tecumseh.lst
UNITED IRISlMEN, Their Lives and Tines q
LIFE AND TIMES OF LOUIS PHiLlPPE...@o
MORLEY ERNSTEIN .........................lS3
LIFE OF HENRY CLAY ...................... 6!
PHANTOM SHIP, or Talesef tie Sea, by Marry, -
THE BACHELOR AND OTHER TALES, by
the late Samuel L. Knapp..................25
THE NEIGHEotS, Tale of Everyday Life. .lSt ="
LETTERS OF MARY QUEEN OF SCoTS..25
FRANKLIN EVANS, or the Irebriate. Price LIZ
ENCYCLOPEDIA, (Brandesl Nos and 2......25
sARG ENTS MONTHLY MAGAzINE,Jan. No.25 8"
DICTIONARY OF ARTS, MANUFACTURES
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Cheap Publications.

THE LAST OF THE BARoNs, BY BULwEs, will
probably published the latter part Of the present week.
Agents can be suppled this Office the same terms as
from the Publishers.
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E.nimore Cooper .. Horace esrcsiey
- swhau,as McEIrafh.-Tbe great demand for
he Re of this celebrated Libel Suit has induced the rs-
I..ins IN n.bl:ssl more convenient icG dnIspic
- 60 nrwspaper asd they therefore announce ihata
pnhst edition. containing some additions ane Dany cor
,ss Is now published and for SALE Price 81 cent,
sc a. r, one hrndrrd copiex Or6ersust be accompanied
=. %. e ~. cash GREELEY L McELRATH,
Sis Trkune Buildings ls0 Nassau-ueet.
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And still his name sounds stirring

And still his name sounds stirring
Unto the men of Rome,
AS the trumpet-blast that cries to them
To charge the Velesan home;
And wives still pray to Juno
For BOYS with hearts as bold
AS his who kept the bridge SO well
In the brave days of old.
And in the nights of winter,
When the cold north winds blow,
And the long bowling of the wolves
Is heard amidst the snow
When round the lonely cottage
Roars loud the tempest's din,
And the good logs of Algidus
Roar louder yet Within
When the oldest cask is opeEed,
And the largest lamp is lit;
When the chestnut gows in the embers,
And the kid turns on the spit;
When young and old in circle
Around the frebrands close;
When the girls are weaving baskets,
And the lads are shaping bows;
When the good man mends his armour,
And trims his helmets plume;
When the good wife's shuttle merrily
Goes flashing through the loom;
With weeping and with laughter
Still is the story told,
How we'll Horatius kept the bridge
In the brave days of old.
Stronger English lines than these are rarely
net in the poetry of The day; and yet they are
aiken almost at random from these Lays. The
Battle of the Lake Regillus, and the Prophecy
IF Capys are in the same strain and OF nearly
ANAL merit.
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u RaxseI's P!aneiarinrl,, or The uNlVERsE
IN MOTiON.-Tbis MAGNIFICENT and USPAkAL-
piece of scien, nc mechanism which Our
system IL all It's Interesting varieties Gnder The
proportions sccomp she'd and the varied motions OF
the planets with such high degree Of perecloh ana
mathematical sIncntss, exhibiting al the American
Institute (uorth o! City Hall in the Park every day
from A. II. TO P. III. Abundance IS 4 gentle.
oan two ladies 20 ysers who desire 10 attend
,hs evening Lecture tx day tsee special advertise
rpen will receive ticket OF admance al kay prtcs.
N Sly decision OF the Trustees OF the American In
stituie assembled in council the 2,h day OF Deesnoe
1882 the Members OF the Institute entitled TO ticket OIL
free admission and the families OF the Members TSs ant
childrenI 10 admission al bali price.
GORDON Y LEEDS, Res. Secretary
American Institute.
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synthetic or general Lectcrr Astronomy, illustrated
by this extensive and beautiful representation OF The spa
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,ance ST. cents gentleman with TWO ladies', Gents.
Two analytic courses OF Lectures, Practice
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French, English Spanish language, may suit the TASTE
of the subscribers.
N.B.-The Synthetic general qaotiai1a Lecture, lns.
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~ Fl. LOCKWOOD, 1O4 Fulton-street,

IL has just received fresh supply OF elegant Gold
Watches both ladies and gentlemen, cosas,iog Of Lee
pine Anchor Escapemen, and English Levers full jeweld
which be win sell greatly reduced prices Also Gold
Chains and Keys of new patterns and every description OF
fine Jewery and Silver Ware. Old Cod and Silver taken
in exchange Watches and Jewelry repaired dl Inn
ssKOF. ORk'S AIRTiGHT STOVE.
The undersigned are the only agents for vending anu
selling the above article In the City Of Ne~Yor oher
utility ard superior excellence certificates from persons OF
the drst respectabity may be the store We guar
antee agains; any explosions put Up according 10
directions. we have also an improved Alright Stove.
J. HILL,
Oh sm s. r. FRAZIER, $50 Water street
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ALlsoN,s SPLENDID HISTORY OF EUROPE

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STATE or NEw.YoKK,} On this 18th day of November.
City OF Brooklyn, S. 1872 before me came Thomas
Lloyd and acknowledged the truth Of the foregoing 2aper
and tha: he executed the same.
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Martha Conln has lived In my family the last Is years.
aud hereby certify the foregoing made by her
self Is correct. Mr.. MARY B.-LLoYD,
No. Goa Broad 81. Newark. NJ.
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VOL. Vino. 16,

or place from whence exported" .alparenffi
this looks like substituting a home yaluati'''
for the foreign-but in ruth it did no suci
thing. II ID these words been erased, witho'
substituting home valuation, as Mr. Benton
took care not 10 Go, the valuation would hay
been left precisely as it is now. TWAS a"o'h.
er motion to be talked about only. and wa
rejected, like its predecessors.
Now mark this thing: not one of these me,'
proposed to increase the duties on wool which
compets with ours; all their Efforts we've sime'
at coarse wool, not including ths grades
foreign wool which, under the name of ce"'
wool, are now imported duty free by 20 he'f
Own act of 1888. To complete the evidene"
OF their hypocrisy, we have only to add nat
they VOTED AGAINST THE PASS
AGE A OF BlLL,w i b does give over OPer
cent, pr,teG ton TO the wo"l-glOwer! by thuS
voting, they did what they could TO keep w"oi
TO the existing duties, wall under cents
FREE, and only 20 per cent. on the resi-
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The humbuggers Oh
Stills.

Never pr badly, dill the United States S-n-
ate prest nj more ridiculous genes than those
enacted on the I'd. 81, 4ih and 5'h OF August.
Tho loo foco leaders mounted their stilty, and
unmiiigated demagogism had full sway TO
waste the time Of that sessinD which, accord
ing TO the last Patriot. is now OIL its eighth
.uohth at $4,000 per day. As the rules OF the
Senate permitted amendments at that stage OF
the tariff hill and also unlImi ed debate, the
Wings could not prevent this waste both oil
ime and money they voted down the dema-
gogues, as fast as hey were permitted TO
vote-and this was all the Wings could do
OF course the tariff bill was the theme. The
whole subject had been fully debated and CON-
si1ered the lIcofocos had determined TO v"te
against the b II, having IN their speeches de-
nounced il as giving TOO MUCH PRO-
lection while the Wings had determIn-
ed 10 pass the bill without any amendment.
To lis they were impelled, iIr>t, because if
amended even in a single particular, it must
back to the House, occasion great loss Of
time and perhrps be defeated ty trick or 9th
erwise and SECOND. because as whole, they
considered IL as goud bill as could b. carried.
This determination was well known by the
locof ZOOS, and h~nce they SOLVED to take adj
vantage of it for two purposes: TO DE-
FEA I TIFF BILL, If possible, and al any
rate 10 make parry capi'ol by placing the
Wings in false position. Suei were the
designs-then came the means. in the shape
of clap-trsp amendments, which they knew
the Wings must dele I, or enianger the bill
by sending it again 10 the House, If those
amendments were CARED then the bill must
go hack to the Hruse for a new fight fire
jceted then uld the locofnco z. e>ses al once
raise the hu and cry that the Whigs were a.
gainst protection, when in point OF fact the
Wings are the true friends Of prnlec;ion, and
the other entirely against II. Such WAS the
dishonest and disgrarefuI game,-now let the
people see how il was played. We g. very
fully into the subject, as ALREADY do We find
that The locofoco lealer> in Vermonr have got
the bait, and are endeavoriug with it to hook
4 Ia. nsopi.,
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Coarse Wool

Then care Mr.. B~nton. with motion 10
limit the 5per CT. duty on coar-e wool 10 that
of under 5 cents, instead oi per pound.
This is not of the least possible use to the
wool-prower, "a il is confined To- Goa, Sc wool
ard does not add one whit TO the protection a.
oainsr the fine wool, which has bren imported
DUTY free under the 8 cent, cl use Of the exist
ing locofocn lsw.--Bul it would do To make
a noise about. So Mr. Benton brings in hi.
motion, and the most ultra enemies oil all Tar
ifs vote tor it. and the Wings against 1t.
Yeas Is, (there are 90 locos, by the way,)
nays 20, WhgS, we presume.
MIR. Preston "a Wing, but Nul'her,)
moves To change the duIv from 10 20 pr
cent, Cd coarse wool under seven cents. The
ayes were ", principally loc IS; noes 2s, prin-
cfpally Wings. Mr.. Preston then said, that
if this amendment had been adopted, he
should have moved to REDUCE THE DUTY on
Wool TT 20 per cent. bnI as the other had
been rejected he should ut make the mo-
tion. S, then The first motion was but an en-
terinp wedge 10 cut down ALL wool to 20
per cent? Yet will the locos abuse the
wings for injecting it,
The bill saws that on wool manufactured,
the value thereof, a, the last port or place
from whence exported" &c. Mr.. Benton
moved to strike out the words Sat the last pprt
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-08-23
Wines.

The next exhibition which we We Is on
the subject of French wines. MI. Rives an
protective Whig) moved to STRIKE OUT
rHEDUTY on this article of luxury. Ayes
= ~ locos, and 2 Southern Wings; Noes, "a
Wings and lncofncn. Mark that; wh'I"
they would admit the rich mans wine duty
free, you will f1d them anon voting for
heavy lax on poor woman's god beads:
Succeeding these were mott ms 10 adml;
tea and coffee duty free -salt dnto. and t.
reduce the duty on sal--and a host 1T 9TH
amendments which The reporte rs have not
described; all which were reirr'rd ; the lor"s
nerallv voting for them. and the Wings per
ssting steadily in voting down Ill OF tfcm nm
The or Unds mat they were inter ded merely
TO pmbsrrass the bill and drceivr u e rcoPlr
BY this time the rampant locoT eos LOST al
control over themselves. and uuH lriln.iy *
pose their real character, az IN mics not oh
ly Of Protection, hut even Of raj ing 1cve' uc
h. TariH