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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-11-26

LIE GEL DE L'AMEnTarE.-Sm ny a
pas de lambris dores dams la vile de Baton
Rouge, en- revanche il y a. pres du debar-
cadsre, un kiossuc tqui nest point un bel
reaere) d'oa i'on joult Farfo's dun spscta.
Gle hien superieur 4 tout ce que peuvent Of
fir aux veux les plus beaux salons du mon
de. C'stait suTtout avant- hier au soF quiz
fallsit s'y %trouyer, pour con'empler Tune
de css nsagnifsues scenes que presente 81
sourent, i p~arsille heure, 10 ne dira' pas
settlement lie ciel dc Ia Louisiana, mas le
ciel de toute l'Amsriquc. QueIle majestic
quelle spIendeur await alcts Ia soutc s.ne'
rec ousls admirables effets de Sefraeuon
produisait, au ccuchant, lie soleil qui venalt
de disparaitre | Toutes les couleurs print
tiyes etaient meryeilleusement imancees
a phorizon. qui Sc dessinait CONNIE un I'M
mense arc.en-ciel dune %etonnante, dune
i~ncencesable limpidite. Dams lie Nord IN
certain clatr. ohscur contrastait aelicieuse-
ment avec une sorte d'aurore bofeafe eui,
yers lie Sud, donnait me apparenee Ola
nhane aux arbres dc In foret ct, d Ia lueu'
de Get augusie crepuscule, le Pere des eaus
s'avancait avec ierte vers fOceaR, pou'
Iui psyer ls Iiauide tribut gull reco't Ion
meme do ses nombreux Tributaries. A
peel dc ID feinte diaPree qn'avait en- cs
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-04-22
COUGH lLOz aIY@Bs3

COUGH lLUA ENG .B3B
SHEkMAN'S COUuiI LOZENOES,
are The safest, most sure aud tffsCluaI
remedy lor Coughs, Colds, Consumption,
Whooptng Cough, Asthma, Tlghtness oi
The Lungs or Chest, dc. &c. l'he pro-
prIetor has never known an instance
where lney dad not give perfect saisiac.
llon.
The Rev. Darius Anthony, Of the q.
MEDIA Conference, was gwen up as IHCu'
rabIe, believed TO be on lhe very verge Of
The grave from Consumption, without the
nope Oi Teltei UIi he trIed those LoZengcs,
Ihey relieved hun immediately, aud 10
d lew weeks restored hun TO health, So
hat he could resume his duties as min.
Ister Of the gospel. tie recommends
them TO all "hO are c0nsumpIve OF have
any arrangement OF their lungs, as the
greatest medicine IN the known world.-
He has witnessed their effects on several
others, aud always with The happiesl re
suits. lie says so great remedy through
the blessing Of Divine Providence should
be the common property OIajI, and 10
every family on The face OF the earth,
Mr.. James W. Hale, gave some
TO friend who had not euilyed
a nights sleep Tor several weeks, being
every fcw minutes attacked with such ii
cough, as almost TO Ike away bis HE.
rhe Lozenges made him raise easy, and
enabled him to sleep vel all night. He
had tried every thing he heard Of, ana
nothing else afforded the Ieast relief
another instance ul savloga fellow being
from an uhrImely death.
Nj. G. II. NJ ithews suffered a year
with hard, tight cough, pain in the
side, spiIlng Of blood, aud all The usual
symptoms o Consumption. The Lozen.
gts relieved him Immediately and IN a
few weeks restored hin 10 perfect health
He says they are the greatest cough med
icine in the world
Over 5000 persons have given their
names within the last year as a reference
Of the wonderful virtues Of these cough
Lozenges They cure all recent cases
in "A few hours, seldom requiring more
Than one day to eradicate tho most dis
tressihg ones.
OTPrice only 25 cents per Box,-1D
JACKSON g. SINCLAIR,
Agents for Carroll Co,
L Wilcox. corner of Diamond and
Market streets, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Enquire for Sherman's Cough candies.
April 8, 1912.
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/; 9 j Il /! q 1

We haze tired Ur. Joseph Prie5liy
Peters Vegetable Pills, aud have no
hesitation Ia prODouncIrg them the best
Anti Bilious hIedcIne that we have ever
J lsad 10 our families. We are aCquain
ted with seVer. families IA this cly who
give them the preference to all other
kInds, on account Of their mlldness, and
at the same time, CERTAINTY Of action
Nrp York Examiner.
MORE THAN Ten MILLIONS Of
boxes Of these truly valuable Auunlllous
Pills have been sold 10 The Ualted States,
( Canadas, West Indies, Mexico, and Tex.
as, srnre the lst OF J'nuarv, 1885.
HUNDREDS g. THOUSANDS bless
'he day they were induced, by The per-
snaslon Of friend, TO tTy Box Of DR..
Peters Pills.
DR.. Joseph Priesily Peters,
Dear Sir-l have
used your valuable Pills these last four
years., cases Of Dyspepsia, Liver com.
plant, aud Sick headache. and bave
found them, in majority OF cases, the
most valuable Pills have ever used
JOHN CASE, NJ. d.
For Sick or Nervous Headache, or
Bilious Fever, would recommend Pc
ters' Fills IN preference TO all other kinds.
r, H. ARMSTRONG, NJ. D.
The foliOwing from the eminent Doctor
Emmison Is considered Sufficient.
! have used in my practice these last
five years Dr.. Joseph Prieslly Peters
Vegetable Ambitious Pills, and consid.
cred them the best family medicine |
have ever used.
A fresh supply of these valuable Anti.
bilious Pills. jusl received by
JACKSON & SINCLAIR,
Only agents Tor Carroll Co.
l. Wilcox, corner OF Diamond auG
Market streets, Pittsburgh, Pa.
April 8. ls42.
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gJv1sI;IZ iEzlEIdR2

SHERMAN'S WORM LOZENGES
proved III more than 4UO O0O cases 10 Vt
lnialIIOle; the only certain worm destroy .
ing medicine ever discovered. Many
disasters arise from worms and OCCASION
long intense suffering and even death
without their ever being suspected /:
grown persons are very often afflicted
with them and are doclored for various
Complaints, wI,hOut any benefit; wheL
one dose OF these Lozenges would speed.
Iiy cure hem.
Mr. } Murphy, was applied 10 by q
poor women whose daughter, Z years
Gi age had been sick for 3 years; her
stomach was as large as a grown per-
sons, her arms and legs so swollen that
she could not walk or help herself, al.
though she could eat as much as two Ia.
boring men. Two celebrated doctors
had exhausted their skill without any
benefit; The father had spent all he could
raise ard was discouraged, he abandon
duned all idea Of doing any thing more
for her, aud looked to death alone IL
TO take her out of her misery. Mr.. Muir
ply believing it to be case oil worms
gave her box OF SheIman's LoZsnges
and in two days she returned with Joy
OeamIng from her eyes, and said The Lo-
zcnges had saved her chlld's life. The
first dose brought away nearly pint o
living worms in one solid mass, che aI
Ierwards counted over 500 that we're dis
charged, besides the mass which she
could not count. The child was literally
eaten up with them another living VIII
ness Of the almost miraculous efficacy Of
Sherman's Lozenges.
DR.. Gaen Hunter know a child that
was cured of fits by these Lozeuges, af'
Ter 3 years suffering, and when nothing
else would give the least relief. He has
used them IN his practice for The last two
years 10 several hundred cases, and al
ways win success. A boy on board of
one Of The l1avre packets. was cured of
fits by only one dose OF them.
Mr.. Loring W. Gross, cured three oi
his children of worms by only one box.
Mr.. John R Wood, gave them 10 his
child and They brought away the worms
by thousands.
0EPrce Of these valuable worm can,
dies 70 cents per box.
JACKSON Il SINCLAIR
Agents for Carroll CO.
L. Wilcox, Pittsburgh, Pa.
April 8, lS4S,
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Sherman'S poor mans pIas-
ter,

The best strengthening plaster IN the
world, and a sovereign remedy for pains,
or weakness IN the back, Ions, sides,
breast, neck, limbs, joints, .heumaliS.n,
Iumbago, &c. &c.
Several persons have called at the
warehouse 10 express their surprise and
and thanks, at the almost miraculous
cures these plasters have effected.
Joseph w, HoxIe, Esq who had been
afflicted with rheumatism, aslo be unable
10 dress himself without assistance, was
enabled after wearing one, only one night,
TO get up alone in the morning, put on his
clothes, and call at our office with eyes
beaming with joy, and his tongue pour.
ing forth the gIadHess Of his heart, at the
sudden and signal relief he had received
from this best of all remedies.
Mr. David Williams, OF EIizobethtown
N. j., an old Revolutionary Soldier, was
so afflicted with rheumatism. that he
could scarcely help h'mseIf-lhese Plas,
ters entirely cured him.
0TPrIce only l2i cents a piece-GO
Just received By
JACKSON g. SINCLAIR.
L. WILCOX, corner Of Diamond aud
Market streets Pittsburgh, Pa.
TRemember only l2i cents plas
ter.
April s, l842.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-04-22

NOTICE is hereby given that a pelI-
ton will be presented to the Comms
sIoners Of Carroll county, at their June
session, lS42, for the location and eslab
IIshing Of public road, commencing on
the land Of Arthur Russell about eighty
rods from the east line on the west side
Of the run, thence South 10 the North
eust corner Of Solomon Myers land,
hence by the house fsaid Myers, thence
to intersect The Magnolia road, at or near
the house Of Robert Carnahan 10 Monroe
township, Carroll county, Ohio.
April 20, ls42.
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hlOuOll NIuNCuS DlIl III CUdnCb-
Vs. rY TO IorecIose
William Graham and { mortgage.
Prudence Graham.
D Y virtue Of an order Of The CoCrl Of
I'D Common Pleas Of C. rroIl county,
o., and 10 me directed, | will offer Ior
sale Wy public outcry al the Goor Of The
Cmrt House in CarroIion on Saturday
the 2lst day Of May, A. d. 1912, be
tween the hours OF 10 A. NJ IL 4 p, NJ.
the following described tracts real estate
situate IN said county Of Carroll, to wit;
The Est Half Of the North West Quar-.
ter Of Section No. a, Township No l3,
and Range No s. containing, as is sup
posed 80 20 100 Acres OF land more or
less. Also 10 acres OF land being part
OF the South West Quarter Of Section No .
S, Township No IL and Range 5. as
conveyed to said William Graham by
Solomon MArckley. Also 8 acres Of
land in the South West Quarter Of Sec
ton No. 5, Township No. 10, and Range
5. as conveyed to said William Graham
by Moses Marckley. Said lands form
one tract, body, or farm, and will SO sold
ALSO,
Atthe same Time q place, by virtue o!
sundry writs o. Uendi erponas, issued ouD
of the Court OF Common Peas-lots sNo
|, 9, 10 and IL, in the town of Harlaem,
Carroll county, Ohio. Taken IN execu.
lion and will be sold by me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
April Is, l842.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given TO all those
indebted to the estate Of Catharine Yant,
late of Carroll county, Ohio, deceased
to make immediate payment 10 The un.
derslgned Administrator; and all those
having claims against said estate are re-
questod to present them, properly au.
for settlement, within one
year from this date
JOHN STUDY, Administrator.
March 25, ls4l.
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Execut tors Sale Of Real Es-
tate,


PURSUANT TO The last will and tes-
lament OF William AIImon, deceased, we
viii offer for sale on the premises, on
Wednesday the 25h day OF NAV, ls42,
at IL o'sIock, VI. ttDo hundred acres ul
land, in Warwick township, Tuscarawas
county, Ohio, being part o: The ID ar. OF
the 7lh tp. in the lst Range. Terms
made known at the time and place OF
sale.
JAMES g. HENRY ALLMON.
Surviving Executors OF VIM. AIImon.
Apri! %, 1912.
The Tuscarawas Advocate will please
insert the above to the amount of one
dollar and charge this Office.
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STATE OF OHIo,l ss
CARROLL COUNTY. ~"
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Vacation after Mdrch Term, lS42.

FdCati0H dTteF AHdrCR Term, 1919.
John Black 4. Sarah his wife, us. John
Sud y and Susbnnah his vile, Jonn Ny
ers aud Elizabeth his wIie, WIulam Wy .
an: and Margaret his vile, Isaac BEEN
er and Mary his wife, Philip Yant aud
Phebe his wife, Michael Yant, Dlmcl
M'Crary and eve his vile, Henry Car.
ney hen and Calharine hIs wife, Mary
Yanl, Anna b YAM, George Yant, So.
ONION Yrut, Noah Yunt, Daniel Yanl,
Sarah Ann Ytnt aud Margaret Yanl.-
rhe SAID defendants will tke notice
that The said demandan's dld, on the 3 Il
day Of March inst. A. d. lS42 file lhelr
petition ~ the Office OF the Clerk OF The
Court Of Common Pleas Ia aud ior said
cOunly, which said petition Is aoW pead
ing =; aud sells forth, among other lhings,
that lhe said demandants, ds trHanls IN
common VITA said drten tants, are seized
IN lee simple oI three equal undecided
tenth parts Vi The North bail ol the Norh
east quarter Of section eleven 10 town.
ship fifteen Of Range seven-siluaie in
said county; and prays that pNrtluon oI
OF said premises may be made, & three
equal undivided tenth parts thereof Sci
oft TO said demandanls in severaty -
which said petition will be for hearing
at the ncx' (June) Term Of SAID Court.
JOHN BLACK and Sarah bis wife,
BY their ATTORNEYS,
Pearce, Starhuedther, & Jarvis.
Anil | 1910 y
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|. M. DAVIS--TAILOR

Has removed to The building one door
East Of the franklin House-where he is
prepared to execute all orders IN his
line of business, with neatness and de-
spatch. L. NJ D. receives
Wards Quarterly Fashions
Reguarly-wbich together with hiS ex
perisnce 10 the TAILORING BUSINESS, will
enable him 10 give general satisfaction
o his customers His charges will be
moderate, and graduated according 10
the scale of the times. He would re-
speclfulIy solicit a continuance Of The
liberal patronage, with which his friends
and The public have heretofore hOnOrsd
him,
CarrolItOn. April 9Th, ls43,
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April 20, lS42.
ERECUTOR'S NOTICE.

ERLJ O IOR'9 NUIIJE.
NOrlCEi is hereby given to ali those
indebted to The estate oil ZlcharIah Ba-
ker, late Of Carroll county, OHIO, de1'd,
10 make immediate payment TO ths un-
dersIgned Executors; and all those hav
ing claims agalnst said estate, are re-
qhested to present them, properly au
thenticaled for settlement, within one
year from this date.
JAMES BAKER,
SAMUEL BAKER.
Executors.
-. InAA
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April %, 1842.
Dissolution!

TIE partnership heretofore existing
between Isaac Brothers and William e
Roop is this day dissolved by mutua
consent; and Isaac Brothers is duly au.
thorized tu settle all accounts ol the late
firm.
ISAAC BROTHERS.
- VIM. G. ROOP
PekiD, April 90, 1842.
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Armstrong Jas NJ. Knapp Henry
Abbott Mrs Mary Knapp Joshua
Allen jacob Kerr Aaron
Altman James Klolner George
Bcop George KIerkner Isaac
Boop Conrad Lockcy George
Buck John r Lindsey VIM Il
Beatty Joshua LvtIe } NJ
Bair jonathan M'CaIl Robert
BIoar Nancy Moffett John
Close Peter M'Pherrin VIM
Clark VIM Mitchell WIN
CroxtoD Euzobeth Miller Henry
Dennis James M'Milen DE-. C
Davis John Morelaud Wm
Denny Joseph M'Cuichen VIM
Due Samuel Nyhart Henry
Everilt VIM NeiIy Fulton
Eaton Robert Phillips Vim
Everett Isaac Siemple John
Ellis Pahick Stout Jacob
Gnbbins Mary Ann SholI Katharine
Gordon Jane Sbepperd Peter
GantZ Sarah Sheldon Rev Geo. !
Grihbios William Sheiden Cyrus
Guyer Henry Sinclair John
Hamilton Margaret Sinclair ReOecca
Harsh Peter Smith VIM
Holders Jesse Sharp J or Thos
Hughes John Smith Samuel II
II ,rsh Jonathan SoigeIv Joseph
Harrison Mr. Scott Robl G
Hanna Benz A Trpp John II
Henry George Vanhorn Abraham
Jenkins VIM D 10 Vanpelt VIM
johnson David Wnchell Sarah
Junkins BENJAMIN Watson Jotn
KIug Miss Mary collars Matthias
Keen DAnie
THOS, WILSON, P. M.
CarrolltoD, April 8, l842.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Henry Miller,
vs. In ChaDceTV,
Samuel Todd

a,.,.., a'''y %:''''' y; $.,' In cA.Ds.'y.
BY virtue of aG order of the Court
of Common Pleas of Carroll county, D.
issued at the March term, A. D. lS42, |
will offer for sale at the door Of the court
house in CGrrolIlon on Saturday the 2lsl
Of MOy next, between the hours of 10
o'clock A, Nj. and P. M. the following
real estate, to wit: Lot Number twelve,
in the town Of Minerva, Carroll Co.,
Ohio.
aESO--
By virtue of a wrl. Of vendi Crponds.
issued out Of the Court Of Common Pleas,
| will offer for sale at the same ime and
place between 10 o'clock A. M. and ! ?.
NJ. the following real estate, to wit: Lots
No. 30, and 80, in the town of PekIn
Carroll county, Ohio. Taken IN exeCu.
lIon and will he sold by me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
April Is, i842,
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Van Br0wn.
Hiram Grisw0M
Law NOTICE
Brown a. GrisWOId,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,

Will practice IN Carroll county, the
retainer Of the one will secure the ser.
vices Of the other, 10 all c,rtI caSes.-
GrswoId may be- consulted at Canton,
and Brown at his office in CarroIlon.
April Is, 1912,
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LIST OF LETTERS

Nh EMAlNlNG in lae Post Office al
Ia Carrollton, On1, On the l3I day Of
AprlI, 1912.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.
NOTICE 10 hereby given 10 all those
knowing themselves indebted TO the es.
tate oil James Gibson, late OF Carroll co.
Ohio, deceased, to make immediate pay.
ment to the undersigned Executors; and
al! those having claims against said es-
tate are requested TO present them, prop
erly authenticated, for settlement, with
ia one year from this date.
HUGH GIBSON,
ROBERT gibson,
Executors,
April 20, lS42,
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From The Morning Chronicle, April l6
Bank Note List.
SPECIE STANDARD.
Corrected for the Morning Chronicle BY
SlBBETT g. JONES,
EXCHANGE BROKERS,
South West corner Of Wood and Fourth
Streets, Pittsburgh, Pa.
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SAMUEL STERLING,
JOHN STERLING,

Carroltoh, April 22d, I842.
N B. The subscriber would return
bis thanks to his friends for the liberal
manner 10 which they have palronzed
him; and hopes they will continue to call
with the new firm. lie would also re-
mind those that are indebted TO him that
he would be pleased 10 have a settlement
he hopes his Irie nds will not neglect
this.
SAMUEL STERLING,
April 22, 1913.
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The subscribers would respectfully in
form the citizens Of Carroll County, that
they have formed partnership under
the firm offs 81 Sterling, in the
hove business. Their shop is in the new
frame building one door North of the
Store Of Isaac Atkinson, sen. where
they will at all lines keep on hand
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Ladies' & GcntIemems' Sad
dies, Harness Of eUery description
BRIDLES AND COLLARS

BRIDLES AND CULLARS,
and in fact every article belonging TO
their business. All work made to order
upon the shortest notice, and in The neat
est and most substantial manner. They
will work none but the hest MATERIAL
Their prices will be low for pay 10 hand.
They hope by strict attention 10 business
to merit and receive a liberal share of
] nnhlic nairnnana
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SHERiFFS' SALE.

Robert Craven, ! Bill IN chance
Vs. rY TO IorecIose
William Graham and { mortgage.
Prudence Graham.
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Road Notice.

PekiO, April %, l842
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-06-16
From the NJ o. american,
WHOSE FAULT is IT.

Mr. Clay tells the country that the fault Of the Sc
paration of the Wing party does not lie al his door
Ii Is easy to make such assertion, but, will he,
from the shades Of Ashland tell the nation;
Who advised the appointment Of Thomas Ewing
TO the Treasury Department
Who called Mr.. Badger from his retirement when
il found necessary not to take any one from the
Senate for the Navy Department for fear MIR. Tyler
would vote against the Bank bill
Who was the power behind the Harrison throne
Who advised the Extra Session when the President
and the Secretary Of State and most of the influential
Of the party were opposed to 1t
Who threatened to take stand against the Wing
party, if the Extra Session was not called
Who insisted upon making National Bank the
corner stone Of Wing principles, when the President
and Secretary of State were for getting currency
by some other efficient means
Who threw Mr. Ewing's Bank bill under the ia
ble'
Who headed the caucus that determined to make
President Tyler sign an out and out Bank bill, or
force him from the chair!
Who urged that Mr.. Tyler would resign, rather
than sign Bank bill!
Who advised the heading bill of the four faithless
Secretaries!
Who was the author of the heading scheme and
the promper of all the violent attacks that have since
been made against the PRESIDENT
Who directed the resignation of the babbling Sc
cretarles
Who ordered the issue of the manifesto address 7
Who Incorporated among wing principles tne
striking out Of the Constitution the Veto power'
Who wrote the Wake County letter.
Who urged individually upon Mr.. Tyler to come
in favor of Mr. Clay for the next Presidency and
when Mr.. Tyler refused who opened upon his head
the suices of misrepresentation through the press
and in the halls of legislation
Who is now opposed to settling our difficulties with
Mexico and England for fear their settlement may
rebound to the honor of John Tyler
When Mr. Clay shall answer can answer these
questions so as to. exculpate himself, we will agree
with him. that the division Of the Wing party is not
his fault Until he does, the people will lay the fault
at his door His Of policy ever since General
Harrison took the Chair of State up to the day he
signed his seat in the Senate, has been of unmi
tgated evil to the country Defeated in carrying out
his plan of fastening the people National Bank,
his course has since been TO his friends to cripple the
Administration in every possible manner, to refuse
the supplies, to take ground against war; if necessary
to be resorted to to vindcate our rights in fine, so
to act to leave open all the great questions at home
and abroad, in order that amid the confusion Of ee-
ments he might be able to slip into the Presidential
chair The people already see this state of things
and they to be hoodwinked no longer. When the
question is asked whose fault is it the uni
versal reply is, Henry Clay is to blame.