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New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-19
rYI7TTAI IVSJ'RANCE.-On DWELL

7 7 7 \
IVt inv Ipgse, and Furniture only. profits rcinrnrl 20
fbs assured THE HOUSEIIOLDERS' Nj III NJ IN
SURkNCE COMPANY, Ohce 10 W 81 ior sfpaI'ths
the insurance N Dwell ~ Houses and Furniture from mat
ot stores aui Meroh ohandise.
u known tuaf almost all Tue Losses incurre ~ u,
br.rr.s of insurance. the result OF the burning o. '1a
bic .,n~r, and Do.i's goods. ,,.,,
mi, r.a.r.'hs expense Of insurance. 70 the household
Or a, nav pe. bis deprive hin O the very security Tor
vlics be- pays si, prcmum -, ,.. -,
The ca.l psy.a,ats or premiums form fund WHICH a.,
ter ,aet,- and la,,e,. represented by SCRIP and
(, ti 10 The assured proportion 70 hs 9hoaDt OF lher
iusur-ucr ... ,- - i,,,
- b,. SO nvsiing F1u,~. occuned IN hole or n part
a, .urh Household Furniture and al Household Property
ordrarv kept In dwelling houses f'eI} person i,ui-
in, Win tl Company Is entted vote tor each huu-
,.red dol 'ar- insured.
DIRECTORS
G,i,u & yernlarck K 4 Robertson. stephen Csmhreerg,
R9l u.nrv fuaaw samuel Martin, Frederick Depy ster
"A iI.,fn n HARRISON F4k Schuchardt. Damel seymour
" '''''''' 80 g.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-19
ggTECUANTS' FIRE Insurance Gem

vi u7r,-C1u.tai Ht'fa VI MiIrn OF D'lafs-'t'r No.
b WtIi.f-Tb, Company continue, i1 ''ui- aga ny o
or Hsnapc hy Iir- dwelling hou,'' "ar' tou'r' ', oll
loss. :. p. n port merchandise and hons,h'ld .Jit
frle ani every description of personal nptiN '' ''''
a. favorable A. auy similar institution 'n uis eitF
DiRFr TORS.
r IN, roge-f Thomas Bloolrood,
- 80, ,rr. /, .trvtu.. Moe, FaNiuI.
:, ~. ~ .i,.,,.i, mi ,,.- Co~Wlu Franc. ~ Ni,CW
80 t,,.r,,r.s Ttom,. svrence, Charlie. ~1rury.
~ d. fb,l., Talbot. " ilI1m " FOt
Jane, g. Silccv. George NafciY, h|ps :,
Jacob ? Giraud. Jo.eph iiud,nn DaNh ". f,
Anttew Foster, Jr fQhiaIiu hnihooN N''s :" 'i'"'"'
Oliver ~ Gordon.
NNTuAN LAWRENCE, Pre-, dent.
II N,.,t so S.l~,isry icit5m
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-19
l1ATskILL MOUNTAIN nOISE, a

Y the Pine Oichard-si i2Thls romantic and 'a,hiona-
bic will ~ couduced curing tie present stn>on un
der The direction and 1pcrrlcndsnce ot the subscriber u
undergone complete and ucrOsgh repair and : nov
open for the reception oi visit No shct VIII he spsfe'
to ma nan he icrveiy high character WI 80 va, h,is
t1orc sustained. A. heretofore u, tables VIII De- ufnls'h
with every dticacy that The NtWl0rh market can an"id
,.fe ana ,, oyuent oi H. lr4rons vii be- prpr ply be
.fnwcd Tic road cad'nrto 'li, establishment and espt
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-19
[VORsE AND WAGON Wanted-A

Il first rate Hose aud Wagon ior Grocery business
or which grocerie, at the lowest market price viii be
gwen. apply between and 2 o'clock z. VI. for three
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-19
NNF PRICE STORE.-It is generally
,17ORTUy NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

w afflicted with Hernia or Rnpture arc informed
wcL Lane >i door above JET, Market Nhch he., h
Inward wousd and performs TadeaieUre ihos Aine
n be- referred TO individuals whe have been eurs ~ sp-
. yIng "a above. de-' A
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-19
r TOTICE.-A small respectable family

orcuDvng han isome story hou,s IN The vicinity 0
- shark. Place and having room than aeeied would
be- wiling % make suitable arrdn geneg with another snail
table family tOreceiye thema, inmates on such tem'
an couaio.. A, may mutual be- agreed upon References
exchanged Addre,, r. at Tribune office, stating where an
inirrv.sw usy los had. jyl6 #
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-19
DkOWN'S BOWLlNG SALOON
DATHS. AT Fulton Ferry.-The Brook

ID Ivn >at water Warm snL Cold Baths srr open
1r the >e.S,n Gentlemen and La5iss can have Warm san
Water BAH, Al all times .r,m 4 VI until 10 ?. NJ La.
lies 10 have ike exc ssivc of The 50 INNING Btih "a
ruc,days ana Friday, rnll + " "rnueinen " ~ h' Sh
m t,t M an other times, The water where The Ball 10
Gated unsurpassed or purity u TIE East or North 'se>
running from to mic, per lour. The bas nave e'Fh
ENLARGED and much improved hs SEASON, and cGnfN con-
scn.rni ior New-Nork aad BiccsNu. The ptoiiewt
promises that thing sbf Pc done render the rsab-
- - = -.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-19
+ :. REDFIELD. Bookseller and Sta
IOHN WARWICK, Sweep Smclter and


~ sons in want of good Clothing and wishing 20 save
little thesr har, times, would 10 well to call al WILLIAM
DOiSENS new Store, No. as Chatham street. and exam
inc hs stock OF ready made Clothing, before purchasing
tLe nr,cs is2 3m'
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-19
yIATEK POWER TO LET IN the
NLATFORM SCALE-Wanted, sec

ond hand Platform scale, sniable 10 weigh coal
Any person hssn. sell cheap may address noe 10
Platform, Tribune oire stating pncr, and where II may
b. seen jy3 u
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-12-03
TRUTH WILL OUT.

That the Aboliionis,s are and were !
part and parcel Of the Wing party, the
organs Of that party have until lately
denied. Since The Elections, however, in
Ohio, New York and Massachusetts, they
have unin,entionally le. out tho truth
In order to show some reasonable cause
for their defeat in these states, these or.
gans say tina. it waskowing 70 the fac,
that abolition candidates were run, and
consequently sufficient votes were given
to these candidates 10 have secured a wing
majority! Here then is an open confess
sion that the aboli.ionists IRE in genera
wings. Let Southern men put this in
their pipe and smoke until 1914.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-12-03
From the Washington Spectator:
NEW DEFINITIONS.

Hard Money-United States Bauks
Notes.
Soft Money --shinplasters.
Diddled- Bidded.
Developing the resources Of the coun.s
try Milking railroads across the prai..
ries and importing wheat from Odessa.
Prescription Prescribed Seventeen
hundred postmas.ers executadf aud two
thousand sentenced.
Elastic Currency Kites.
credit.
First Principles-A Coon. 80 s5
Hard Drinking Hard Cider.
4 Log Cabin Bank Of the United
States.
High Wages Twenty five cent. ! az
and find yourself M
Protection s1,ang'ing commelee.
Genius-lmpudence.
Eloquence--Bombast
Rhetoric s. Rhapsody. ' "
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-12-03

The following, which we clip from one
Of cur exchanges, is an excellent hit upon
the abuses Of petitioning. We suppose II
such petition were presented to Mr.
Adams he would insist upon its reception
by Congress.
"Awagiin Albany made bet shat he could
get five hundred signatures 20 petit ion ia
hang venerable Episcopal clergyman in that
city. He wrote ont. Ia fair hand, long
petition, too long for any body 70 take tho
trouble to read, and succeeded in getting the
requisite number in single mornin 2.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-12-03
MASSACHUSETTS, ELECTION.


lloNEsr JonN DAVIS. The VINO cANDl.
DATE FOR VICE PRESIDENT, BEATEN IN HIS
OWN STATE!
The Old Coon buried in the Bay State
Returns from 272 towns show a gain
since last year, in favor OF Morton, the
democratic candidate for Governor, ol
4 1928 votes. These returns arc as fol.
lows:
1871. 1912.
Morton, dem, 47,s6O 5e,GG3
Davis, wing, e,O55/ 5i,Oo8
Scattering, 3,464 $500.
Upwards Of thirty towns yet remain to
be heard from 1t is said they will no.
vary the result materially.
There will be about 5000 scattering,
which will defeat the election Of eth
or candidate, and the choice will Of course
deyolve upon the Legislature.
There arc four wings and one demo
crat elected to Congress. In five district:
there is no choice.
The Senate is about equally divided
In the House Of Representatives it is un.
certain which party will have the MAORI
ty. In a great many towns there was
no choiee. and the filling Of these vacan
cies will decide the complexion Of tho
Legislature. Many towns voted not to
send any representatives.
Morton beat Davis So votes in Mr.
Webster's town, last year he beat him
by only ONE VOTE.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-12-03

ia 46--dcm maj. GO.
The following are the names Of the
members Of Congress complete:
Dist. Democrats. Dist. Fed. Wings.
Selah g. Strong 81 Philips Phpnix*
9. Henry G. Murphy. 6. Hamilton Fish*
q. VIM. 3. Maclay. u. Daniel d. Barnard
S. Moses &. Leonard. ID. Charles Rogers
Z, Jos H. Anderson. %. Thomas ]. Pa,ters
s. Richard ID. Davis. go Charles II. Carroll
Q. James G. Clinton. 81. Asher Tyler.
10 Jeremiah Russell. 81. WIN. A. Mosely.
IL. Zadock Pratt. 80. Albert Smith.
l2. David L. Seymour.* 81. Warrington Hunt.
Is. Lemucl S,etson.%
To- Chessclden EIIis.&
II. Charles S. Benton.s
10. Preston Kings
10 OIyille Hungerford.s
90. Samuel Beardsley.
81. Jeremiah e Cary.
%. Smith M. Purdy.%
% Oryillc Robinson.
%. Horace Wheaton.s
IS. George Ratlbun.s
26. Amnsa Dana.
27.Byram Green's
30 VIM. S. Hubbell.
*Gain
Democrats, %; Fcoeralists, 10.
The Monroe (28) District Tho latest
returns elect Patterson (Whig) by about
80 majority.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-12-03

HsightA Of the Ridiculo,l hc
Kentucky Wings are endeayo!ipg % con,
vince the people Of that Stpsesthas IT.
Bankrupt-Law was 2 measure of thS
Democrats. $500 81
Does any body know how Henry Clay
voted on that question, and what were
his instructionsf S.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-12-03
NEW YORK ELECTION.

We have been unable 10 obtain the off,
cia vote from all the counties, and will
therefore delay publishing the entire re-
turns until next week.
Bou'k, the Democratic candidate for
Governor, is elected BY majority Of a.
bout $1,000!
The Legislature will stand as follows:
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-12-03

The Charlottesville Republican, (Ms,
Rives' organ, says that Mr.. B. i 81:
posed 70 = National Bank, Protective III,
il, Sc, and that he ia unaltSl Ably opposed
to Henry Clay.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-12-03

The fund bequea.hed TO Or. Franklin
10 the city Of Boston, % bsloanedto young
sechanics on Starting business, now
lamoun,s 10 about $25 900.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-12-03

A National Military Convention is 10
be held At Washington, D. c., on the Sec
ond Monday Of this month.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-12-03

Samuel G. Trowbridge, formerly !
large mail contractor and q co-rartner Of
Frink, in Illinois, is now injaii in Arkan.
sas, having been engaged in company
with notorious gang in countsrfeiting,
horse stealing, &c.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-12-03

The Iowa City papers are Dragging
about their fine hotels and excellent ac-
commodations that are to be this winter.
We hope it will not prove TO be s.all talk
and no cider"
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-12-03
MICHIGAN ELECTION.

The Legislature Of this State will be
as follows: II
Or The Senate will be ENTIRELY
democratic-not single wing having
been elected.
o. The House will stand FORTY
FIVE democrats to SEVEN wings.
o. The average popular majority for
Senator's will be upwards Of FIVE
THOUSAND democratic.
The Abolition vote is about 1900.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-12-03

Disappearance gf Faed Slars, ~ ~
than thirteen stars have disappea1
within the last two centuries. OAeS
these presented such brilliant ap61 !
hnce for about sixteen months % az IL
sviSiblesso the naked eye at mid az La
Place supposes it was burning NJ as it
has never been seen since.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-12-03

The Legislature Of the Territory con-
yenes at Iowa City on Monday next, (day
after to morrow the 9Th inst.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-12-03

GEN. JAcKsoN.-In asletter from the
venerable Ex-Presidcnt to a friend in
Cincinnati he says-sstbe great demo.
cratic :tiumphs in Ohio, Pennsylvania
and Maryland, have cured all my
wounds without doctor.''
The Lancaster ln,elligencer and Jour-
nal says: "The news from New York
will make this gseat old man young
again.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-12-03
4 Gil ANCE FUR THE FARMERS TO
b PAY THEIR TAXES.

Messrs. Bridgcman and Partridge Of
this place have made arrangements with
the County Commissioners for the part
payment Of the bonds issued by the coun.
~ some two years since, by applying a
part OF the taxes due this year TO that
purpose. We have been informed that
they have proposed to the farmers Of this
county and are now ready to receive
from them pork, beef, wheat and flax
seed, and pay for the same by orders on
the Collector, which orders are to be re-
ceived by the Collector and credited on
the bonds Of the county. 1t strikes us
that this arrangement will hive good
effect, inasmuch as it will give an oppor-
tunity to the farmers, (of whom we are
confident that there are about four-liiihs
unable to get sufficient money to pay their
taxes) TO apply produce in payment Of
their taxes, and at the same time will
lessen our county debt. !,
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-12-03

The Legislature Of Tsnnessee hays
authorised the Banks IN TINT Sla,e q y
sue nutes Of not less than onA dollar
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-12-03

CAUSES OF THE WIG DEFEATS.
Ia New York, the Wings stayedat home
n the day Of the election on account OF
bad weather.
In Ohio, the Wings were unable to re-
turn from the Dayton Barbecue in time
to vote.
In Maryland local causes governed the
election.
In South Carolina, Georgia and Lou
isana, tho Wings let the elections 20 by
default.
In Massachusetts, the Abolition lists re.
duced the wing vote.
Causes similar to the foregoing are
adduced by the Wings in all the States
as excuses for their defeats. They ney.
er will acknowledge that they are fairly
beaten on party grounds, but like the
witness in court, who, after having tesli.
fed falsely. said he would stick to it
they maintain that they are still in the
majority. Why don't you acknowledge
the corn gent!emeni
The Legislature Of Georgia convened
ut Mi!ledgeville, on the l4th ult.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-12-03

"BARBARTTY Among the ..unconsiuefed tri
fles" Of short items. that are always to be seen
floating about in the newspaper. some may often
be found of no small monie6t. One of them NAV
be sermon in itself, or moral essay. it may
open up mine Of thought, or,present such matte
for reflection, or-In short, hire 10 one Of them,
which picked up ..sGrift' yestlrday. Il saws
in brief that. f"seAiPSing; !. ! po.ishment Tor
meGt7 or rather ,y does i notksar ,.a conih,ehs
ply the lash to their backs suppo.e one Of teen,
charged with the commission Of crime, tried and
conv,cted-what then! Aresthere not mode$ef
punishment enough known tosthe laws OF the, Gf.
ferent States. without resort ito the barbarons
enc of the whipping post or the eart1 tyik? Wh4
not hne or mprison the criminal, or 6olh as the
case may require! Theyeof. iowa as not,swe pre-.
sumo. substitute the whip for the Aflowss 1sey .Io
not punish with nogging the crimes c6nsilt1b1i
capital ahrouSh bout the land; the cri;nes. then,
which they visit with the lash n,ust be such rs are
otherwise punished in the cicilxed world lat ieast
III that part of it called the United States This Is
wrong. and ought to be set right. II will not do
for Iowa to interfere with the privileges Of the
Navy. If American citizens may be logged A.
Goat where they cannot help the n,selyes and their
government WiH not. that is no reason why low a,
VII Oh IS not aoat, but decidedly on terra frma
should follow the barbarous example, and give Il
the sanction Of legal enactment. Public opinion.
IN respect to tins matter, must tra into Iowa as il
Is about to sail into the Navy. Fine, imprson, or
hang American citizens, il you will according a.
they may deserve it. but don't degrace them with
tie lash"
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-12-03

The Legislature Of Arkansas met at
Little Rock on the 7th inst. Il is repor-
ted that a. II. Sewer has been re-elect-
LEA by that body % ! sent IN the y. s
Ssnate for the next six years.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-12-03

Joel B. Sutherland, has been appoin-
ted Naval Officer for the District Of Phil
adelphia, vice Alexander Ferguson re-
moved.
The 81. Louis Republican 10 giving
the names Of the counties il New Hamp-
shire has made sad blunder BY insert
ing the letter n in Coos and making il
read 6 Cocns.''
All but the Coon in New Hampshire
Mr.. Republican.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-12-03

!. There are only $40, ooo, ooGs dollars Of
Emitted States Bank paper afioat, worth.
thirty cents on the dollar!
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-12-03

The Legislature Of Georgia convened
1 Ni!ledgeville, on the l4th ult.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-12-03
DELAWARE.
Rodney lWhig) is elected by MAORI
ty Of 8 over Jones.
PYRAMID OF DEMOCRATIC VIC.
TORIES!

! 4 ASAANlD vi DIIMo1AA lIN WIZ
TORIES!
OHIO
MAINE
INDIANA
GEORGIA
ALABAMA
NOIS
NEW YORK
VIR GINA
MIS- S QUE
NJ { H | q a N
d LA w a RE
A r X A N S A S
NJ A r Y L A N d
L o U S i A A
N E w ] + II S Ely
NJ | S 81 S S l PIP
c. ON N &c I'll Gu r.
Pc N N S Wv N A
N E w H A NJ p S H I r E
N o r L II C A r O l. ! N A
S o U Il II c A r o L l N !
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-12-03

Information Wanted. Editor Of
the United States Gazette will please in-
form US in VIVA! part Of Ioua the "Rnnin
sas Gazette is published, Also, where
the "Horrible Outrage" related in the U.
S.Gaz. Of tho 18th ult. was committed.
Wonder if the Ph;ludelphians know on
which continent Iowa is situated!
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-06-21
THE COUNTY CONVEN lion.

The good old-fasIlioned downright wings
gathered upon his occasion with their usual ala
Gritty. and in goodly numbers. As long az CIR
rect prin iples Of government aud notio1al policy
have footing any where in this Union. they
viii prevail in old Addison. Among a popula-
tinn thinking and intelligent as ours, the So
phisiries, misreprrscnta:i rs. taunts, ridiculc.
and any thing but CORRECT reasoning from well
established facts, which are constantly practsod
by our opponents. comparatively few dupeS can
be made. They may be discouraged and dis
gdS'ed with detection and trrachery IF some Of
their own party, but they will never look To To-
criocosm, VIII ch has brought up,n them the en-
ormou> evils which thew in vain attem;t to rem
Cdy, and which it is daily endeavoring 10 aggra-
vate for rel eli from their disa .trous condition.
This can never be fully attained until an in and
out Straightforward whig is placed the head OF
affairs The order and unanimity which char
act-rZed, as usual, the proceedings Of The con-
yeniion, aud the fair and manly arguments with
which the speakers sustained their grounds, es-
pccially when put in contrast with the taunts,
misIrpresen ton, ridicule and invective which
ere the only weapons welded tie next day in
the convention Of our opponents, were source
of honest pride and qualification. A grateful en-
thusiasm and indomitable resolution 10 sustain
the wing cause against the unpa ralellrd eff rIs
which are making TO defeat us at the coming ell
ection, pervaded The assembly. The candidates
selected Tor senators are men of talents and cor
rect principles, and will be elected By an over
majority.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-06-21

Tr1sp PANTY CONVENTION. - We have on
.,nd some precious hints Of the wire working
If g, fcw such fellows as KEENAN, W. w. Miller,
~ Getting M This convention, which We defer
,nr the present, and give now but the following
tom from the Waterman. There were d"z-
..n members present out of Orange County, and
o,.iy about 40 acting members IN The whole,
- share of,hcm left the convention in dis.
,,.,s, whe;, .hev discovered that II was made
,,a,alx \ second locofoco convention. Il will
-. a long time, we imagine, before The aboli.
,.cnis,s Of Vernon, will consent to 20 hand in
lard with s!ayeocIacy ard locotdcoism
Tenu,iim consistency. z. ID. Barber. who
n.f year ayowch anti tariff doctrines in perfect
.nl~on win The views and interests OF the
Siavencracv OF the South, is tie candidate
o.: the third parry i,r Lieutenant Govern T. Con-
Vast with this another fact: al he third party
rnnvpntion.a rest luton was offered compliment
irg Nun. Slada and Jnhn Mat'ocks lor their bold
and decided stand in Congress in behalf Of lib
.r,y. They are abotion,sts who are known 10
thr count by their works-thev are the hold
nnJ uncomprc missing friends OF American indus
nv, in oppos ton to The free trade doctrines OF
the snuIh; hut then the same Convention oil YER
tnonlrrs, which nominated +. d. Barber Tor
frraf ish flee. rrfused 80 much as compii-
,nent 10 W liam Slnde and John Mattocks!
'fh-re an be but one reason for such strange
inconsistency: Barber is a rabid Loco oco. and
the other gentlemen are Whigs.-Caled MIN
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-06-21
LOG ROLLING.

A speaker IN the locofoco Convention ns-
scmbed here last week, who said he was lately
from Michigan, and now halls from Monkron.
exhor'cd the party Justify, not 10 be discourage
ed. Where he came from, they understood
how TO do up the business, and he advised
each and every loco to fix upon his man, take
him by the button. set down upon log. and
talk TO him about the hard times which whigpc-
ry had brought upon tho country. &C. & e. and
BY perseverance, in this way without doubt the
County could be saved. This man wns no
prophet. for the experience of the party for
years has taught them the efficacy Of this sort
of log rolling.