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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-06


The Boston papers Hrniion The denih Of Alden
3 sdiord. l.. | al lhc Oge Of seventy eight ,e.ss
AlI. BradIufd vas descendant OF The IIigfnn il,
direct liIe rn the venrrab ipfc-Iaiher ui. -.
name he bore aud LOnortd. lie rrcrl,td a tl,.-
Sicnl educaIion, aud 81 died dnm,y We .Ln,k
lac was ior several years. eIcIr, ,Ien. ell "a
Msine.--lle Was subsequently, s, cr~lary 81 Il,
Communicable of nj ssscnuseIis The psvrit, ~,
oi Mr.. Bsfdh''r's MUD t"wa,,Is history ~ d
biography; and he e-Iec-liy delighted IA hrlnsIf
~" lishi the hidden Ihiaes OF the drl, seulrn. "a
Massachusetts, aud Pl, mouth toloIIes. lie wns
eat nsveIy kl'uw 10y lis cur'esI ,p,l~ce. ad ,vcri
and respected NJ hrme. Tor his kindness oi dsla.sr
- ard his readiness Iu assist IA sthemes al lhit
ah'hr'py Mr.. var, IN politics oi the c,mri ui,
fedsnsi had. and rather sided wnh Grurrui
Jacksnn. hen pariis hu'kon az; hut he 10. e.
"as OF The Van BURN rlass"i iOIi'leIaLs.
MONROE EDwAEDS.-We hear. irum good
anlh"riiy shat ihis c"nyiri has made desnfrale
en'rt TO escape. by firing ofih- roans il, II,r
SAFE Pfisi' AT Sung Sung Irsme Iiaiely after The
attempt ~ Edwards w8s isr ". red Iiae fire uns
Prin."ly ru' cut. and Thai exiecncy Attended. the
gallant Col'H'cl was tied up Ia The whipping posi-
and hal To receive. =, warl iDr hrs rasl, rnier
PRISE, o'e hui.dTeG Iashes his haze hack Onl
int'nnnnI says ihsi Edward was suffering scyerel,
u IN Thee trci ot the prison di.ciplIne-N
American n.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-06

NEATHERS--Jus reed os, Consignment, sooo
h Lbs Live Geese Feathers a verv .oo,,i,.
article ioF sale IN lots 10 sniI purchasers.
nov n FORSYTH e. co
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-06

ME TRAVELLING BAcHELoR-A .e,is.
OF Letters in 2 vols by Cooper. fss sale al
nov MELLORS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-06

nv RrTING AND WRAPPING p APER e,
sa'" ny } II FORSYTH q CO.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-06

Saturday evening says:
The steamer b"'ess REPORTS iia, Gre WIS raging
nj A 'on. MS she iss-ed ihs m"ri.Ing. The 6se Was
scrond ss-erl. beh the steam boat la,siinr, and
the iiames Appeared 10 he issuing from oas os Two
hoists -. =.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-06

~ REMNANTS BLEACHING SAIL -ron.r.odv
Il on hand and f'r saIr by the subseta,sr,
agents for the manufacturers.
NV s Il FORSYTH y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-06

NJ Ais AND BRADs. cf ol,phanr q Som.
:, manu- arturo, constantly on hand md lor s.ls
'of cash al manufacturer prices.
nov III FORSYTH a co
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-06

THIS shows conclusisely hat The c"nnec,ion coaId
DOT be made any rae. srd ,hsr n,ahing v IN save
the regularity oiihe western mail. bui The erection
Of bridge that will enable the mail 10 Start GU, OIL
times oi the night.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-06

AUDUBON Tilr. ORNfIfiOLOCiST.-Th
dist ugusied naturalist rrI,ed In our cay "n lu,
day evening last cii The siestner ono Mail nom
Cincinnati lie brought With HIM number 20
large boxss filed ~IIh specimens al animals
and birds. and n II,ing deer. ia aud B.Jge'-
lie asu Lrouehr Two huge rocks. erie, ny slhcrica
one oil whch Weighed two hundred sr,d eigI,'y
pounds. whsh he PrDc"red The bed ol small
rver at the he adj Waters the Missouri called the
CaniHri Bal, lroin the iarl that large nuInt
oi r'cks are vuud Ia Il resembling eaisir'n halls In
shaie and c'lur. lie is mau vi venerable appear
ance. having whiie beard, eighteen or Iw.nIy
iisehes iu length. winch makes HIM look liAe a
Duiikari. lie Is returning 10 the Eas'. irsn U,Lr
aInOIg the klckY Mum NM = PllLs Chren.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-06
y IIEELING DilLi TINES.
MONDAY. NOVEMBER G. -sa3.
49, FoR PKhsiDksr ~ 1874.
u j. y * y e. l. ~.
FeR vick PRESIDENT.
JOHN DAVIS. oF MASSACHUSETTS,.


We have noi sern the Z,ns-viii- Gag tie mi.
~eek' buf understand il replies our arIcie reia
tive In The failures of the mail a, the w.., 4, IN.
little hi' he has given "ar pnvI." he has don- ha
justice; bat he should have hii the proof eonrcYr
ms We had strong inclination do. hen we Soun.l
the ho'iders he had eommir,e,l. There rs. however
but few words TO be .ad The sui ], Ct &c the dis
'rihuiins Office. Facts show that thing w.ud he
gained by rempv4i. In the somner season ~he.
the MAIDS are good, The mail arrives here at Eve
o'clock, is closed and goes out al 7. before DARK b.
the FALL winter and spring, hen the nights are lons
ard the r'ads bad. At arrive here un,I ate,
DARK. and 4 hut me minute. is reqnmed to chang.
The mai il ranno' 60 Last winter the mail aver
aged here about as follous:
January o'clock ind 10 minutes.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-06

FIRE IN ALICN.-Thv 5. L,u.. New FL. IS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-06

NMfNE--2O0 L. Rassia HEMP R.,o,.
Twine, warranted superior IN strength a.,
recd sn'l 80 sais.by CHARLES n BERRY
NV Heel ~ Wner n,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-06

A PFLES-25 Bbls Fried apples. aud rs bbIs
IA g'een, fOr salc BY
nov J II Fol SYTH e. co.
mo BACt O--20 loxcs psund iu.~p TaIisce.-
il just reed Un tCIIseI inert and lor saIe law
for ens., by > IA FORSYTH & CO..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-06

BUFFALO ROBES-l5 bales Atsan,ain BotEa-
- 10 Robes, reed on con- ignmeni and for SAL
low ioF en'h II FocSYTn CO.
nov S
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-06

DowDER--300 kegs Braiiy's FFFG and
Il Rock Powder, for sale by the sub~cflbers.
agents for The manufacturer.
nov s ii FORSYTH & co.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-06

EOUNT D'ORsAY-ETIQUFT-rE. .,
~ guide 20 ihs nszgss ef society la which 1. al
aed Ne o"iy True Thso'g Of the Rbeisi.b n, gso,.
- sssH' anslyzed an explained fr The ser ans
~ C"nni Alfred. D'Onuy, ios sale 81
nov MELIORs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-06

M INDOW CLASS so boxe. 8 nv 10
w and 10 by IL Iow p,rrd Window Cls.s-F
h'' safe ny II FORSYTH 4 co.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-06
ARRks,r OF A RAILROAD NJ RDERlR--A

ARREST or A RAILROAp NJ RDERt R--A
slip nun the oTee The SaIsra G-zsn.. Ju..d os.
Friday night lssi. sa,s:
A man 10y the oi Ebct.ez Hatch. Was NJ
u near Portland, ON Thsrsdsy fssht. sLaretd
with ueing the Ierre 'rr ct the dlal'. zeal OF ie
asvmg the ra ,he track 81 tise Easiras ssaii-
read al W IL. shori time rIisce by Which the
~ere thrown over. the sig,Ieer killed and oI
the pas ehgefs maned.
We understand the ground of the arrest To I've
some disc losures made ny connection oi Halt nh
whom he has had some diff ally
Hatch was carrird 10 Saro. ~ here he VAS eunfne,.
during the nigLt. and there .nderw,n, txamiisa-
ton today. Il said tina. he had .hfeais ned ms
ehiei 10 the raiiioad belHe the utcdehi
hapreued.n consequence OF HAVING lost part 81 his
pay ivr work dune whie nj emphy Uf u sub
cOlIraeIur. dnrine The bnIliilg OF the nlad.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-06

PoNNET BoARDs-25 gros. tor .nIr nv
II > nov II FORSl TIL & co.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-07-05

Eaise i!arm.-On Monday last, being sale
day, It was currently reported tina, there was
II Case OF the Small Pox, in The vicinity Of ;kis
village, which repor, was without any founda-
,i0n. aud originated froui the circumstance of
the proprietor Of this paper, who recently came
home from Charleston. having been, whilst
assisting with his oal crop last week. very bad
J., poisoned, with elder or poisoned oak. from
which he has nearly recovered.
We are graiiied IN being enabled 10 state,
iha, we have never known our village. and its
vicinly. clearer OF sickness, in this ceason Of
the year. than at present. The Physicians
have pad srea, 'uenliou TO the health Of the
neig hborhood. asregarts Small Pox, by vacci-
raiinr, gratui.oasiy, every person who applies
20 them.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-07-05
Frla. ne e Y: E,.n;rs Pos.

Mr.. Legare was one of!he'fincsi scholars
IN the United States. He devoted HIM
self with equal zeal TO The study Of his
profession aud 10 petite letters, aad be.
came early eminent in both. On the rich
ness Of his erudilIon, aud The graceful aud
is,eres,ing forms in which be could pre-
SEM Il, proofs remain in The articles writ
ten for the Southern Review, and sill later
for the New York Review. which we hope
10 see now collected. They are, ut lensl
as worthy OF being placed among our
choice ihingsi as the miscellanies of The
finest English writer's Of The day. Ills
spoken eloquence was remarkably aud
even elaboralely finished. distinguished by
o kind Of Ciceronian fulIuess, aud SCI OF to
advantage by o voice whose intona,ious
were uncommonly sweet and musical. II
is no iigh, praise that, as an advocate, he
should long ago have reached the foremost
rank among the acnte aud eloquent mem.
here Of The South, Carolina bar. The Sc.
c.et nf his vaiieJ accomplishments con
sisted ia oa unrelni;.ing, and. if we may
be allowed the cspressicn, an enthusiastic
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-07-05

believing as they do. that he has stroug
bold upon The Now England people. and
iha, lie wonla DC able 10 secure The votes
of Massachusetts, Fer,nnnl. and Rhode
Island tos himself or whoever ile might
choose lo prefer faf the Presidency. There
is some force in this reasoning, and il is
NOT TO be disputed that Mr.. Nchs'cr's
tariff views are popular with very large
class of eas'eru people, especially among
The mCuntGctrers. where Mr.. W's.powcr
Is absolute on al! questions oI public policy
Mr. Clay seems % he considered almost
out Of 'he question by Il portion OF the
"u ,iTersal wing party" aud some more
"nvaiIabie" candidate is yel To be sought
out, who would be willing 10 run the
hazard of The contest. n.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-07-05

81 The Anniversary OF American lndepci7.
dence was celebrated in THIS town, by the Ne
ekGnies HashingtoniaH Society. Al II o'clock
The Society ard very large number Of ladies
nad . ren,iemen assembled III the Baptist Church.
PRAYER by Dir. ". B. johnson. The Declaration
Of independence was read by DR.. R. T. Mims,
and an impressive, and highly intellectual and
sensible Grafton. was delivered by Mr. Francis
Joailson. aIr. Johnson had been selected some
lime before as the Orator Of the Society, and
the citizens Of the town and vicinity invited 10
unite with them in the celebration. Ai.cr the
Grafton, the assembly. composed Of four or
FIVE hundred persons. repaired 10 the beaut.
fu! grove in the lot of the Male Academy. and
par;ook OF well ordered and excellent Barba-
cae and Picnic. prepared by the Society, and
other friends Of The cause. The ladies' graccd
the occasion With their rrcscncc and couusen-
ance. enIivcliing and encouraging the friends
Of Temperance TO increased activity in the Slo-
rious cause, which has already been marked
hv such decided and blessed success. Af.:r
dinner. some Of the ladies' aud gentlemen g,:
tilted the crowd with some fine musical per-
iorn,ances. No drop Of intoxicating drink was
used. nor do we believe, was desired upon the
occasion; not one word Of pro!ane language
was uttered b. a single being during the time.
aud no, solitary circumstance occurred to
mar the regularity and good order which were
cmincnty conspicuous throughout the entire
celebration. AtaG early hour IN the afternoon
the company retired TO their homes many
,lslng The expression, that II was the was the
mos, ORDERLY and best conducted celebration
they had ever witnessed. This Is the first an
niversary celebration cflhe Society. and i. was
extremely gratifying to behold the improved
condition and appearance Of many oil It's mem
bers - ho have been entirely reclaimed from
habits OF drunkenness and restored 10 useful
ness and responsibility IN society
l.a, the friends OF Temperance just hold on
the even tenor "ftheir way, using the weapons
OF reason and kind persuasion. the only ones
proposed. and i ye, more glorious aad ,fium-
phan, success will crown their benevolent ei-
forts
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-07-05
4 pcfilous G:irestare in Balloon.
WISE. TIE !ERONiUT.
Correspondence oj tie PHI iaq s. G,=ene.
a LITTER TO THE Editor. DATED


LETTER TO THE EDITOR. DATED
Carlisle, June 10, ISI3.
Mr.. Editor: According I" announcement
on Saturday fast. set ont on my forty
first Trial excursion. from The Borough of
Carlisle. al l5 minutes past , O'Clock. A
Sigh, breeze from the west waited inc n
short distance. when the ascent BECAME
more perpendicular. The first Thing tha,
drew my ntreu'inn, was The immense o.
cean Of heads t!ia, presented Itself in the
square: there appearrd 10 be Infinitely
more people on the immediate ground, than
have witnessed 70. some time. nj Bal
louu Ascension, and the whole affair ap-
prured more animated rom Inc fnc ap.
penruucc Of he military. together with
lEcr repeated firing after The departure of
IIi. Comet" When ! had reached i
pout about Two miles east .! the Town, the
balloon commenced rapid and perper'!i.
cuIar ascent, which soon brought; me 10
,he busc Of huge black cloud aai rs il
has always created Il deep interest To spec.
tutors To see balloon passing through
clauds, did noi hesitate on Ibis occasion
TO give my numerous Audience M exhioi-
,ipn Of this kind, athoush nigh, have
avoided II. and kept beneath ,he clouds,
nreGe The cuuent would have taken me
10 Harrisburg, which Place MAS a.rcnGg
distinctly 10 M view. TINS par. ii my
advCn;uie, nad reason soon alter TO re-
srct; although nj the present lime II gives
me more qualification To contemplate lis
realty, than anything tia; has lately
t:anspired in my rrial adventures. The
details that shall here give OF this Ier,i-
bic sense may be relied on. rs kept my
self sufficiently composed 10 appreciate its
srandutr. aud Observe lis pnysirai opera
Iious. The cloud lc the best Of my judy.
mtnt, covered On area of from four 10 ak
miles in diameter. l. appeared Of a cir
GUAR form, and considerably depressed in
ih lower surlace--or | might say, il PIE
! scnied 81 great corcavi'y tow1rd the earth,
viii, l's outer edges very ragged |: was
also OF DARK smoay color. | noticed at
some ,!.stance from where 1 entered rht:
cloud, the appearance Of l.easy shower
OF ram. The first sensations | experienced
when entering the cloud were extremely
unpleasant. y difficulty Of res spira,'on,
almost TO suilbca;ion. followed by sickness
of the stomach. This, however, ,omewha;
aIa.ed Tor short time-lic cold i'll The
n.eanine becoming intense. and every
Thug Of fbrous nalurc ih:ckly covered
wilh haar frost. The cloud at this point,
which appeared 10 be in the midst of ii,
had not the BLACK appearance il presented
undrrucath. bat was oi II light, milky color
and yet 30 dense, that could only family
! sec the balloon above ma di.tancc o
sixtcen feet. From The inisus'iy o. ii,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-07-05

Serere S:orm.--On Tuesday ,ie eth ut, be-
...een on. aud three P. a! this village and its
y,cinny vas visited by severe storm OF wind
rain and hail. which destroyed considerable
quantity offencing, and done some damage to
the OF, enL corn crops, bGt no, as much, as
from the severity oir,ie wind nigh, have been
expected: and fortunately the storm was toi-
lowed BY Two or three days oftl'e warmcs'
weather we have bad this season. which has
broush, buck The corn which was blown down
TO lis proper stand and heal,hful appearance:
Wihoa, accident, we fecl satisfied, this section
OF country VIII raise nors corn this season
than i, has ever done before.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-07-05

industry. We have heard ,ha, he Told a
friend. that his habit, even while engaged
in his profession, was TO study eight hours
daily aud as an example of his method
of making the mcs, o. his time. sc remc:n- :
Der 10 have seen him profoundly engaged
with German auihor during The Whole
OF long journey in the rail road cars.
over not the smonlhest track in the world,
through the immense piue barreus OF NVrth
Carolina.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-07-05
We ,riA cling 10 The Pillars efthe Temple
oar Liberties. and i il must fall, uc eiN Perish
dniisi Tie RHins.'
FOR PREsIDENT:
JOHN c. CALHOUN,

JOHN c. CALHOUN.
Subject to the decision Of the Democratic
Republican Conr.n!ion, to assemble in
May.i5it, as recommended By the States
JuarylaMd, Michigan, Kentucky, Lou
isiana, -Nt,1 Hampshire, Massachusetts,.
AiaJama and Mississippi.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-07-05

Nc,o Flour.-or Saturday las. quantity Of
first srf.!lty new crop Flour arrived in this
village, from the Mills of MIR. John Williams :,
Of Laureus district, which sold al SO per Dbl.
Having tasted OF the bread made from souie Of
tbs auur we have 10 hesitation in sayias that
i: has never been cxcc!led, by any country
-four ever brought to this market. From ac'
counts, the w.;eat crops in this State has been
very large and good. we therefore WILL no
doubt, be anaLIed ere long to procure trss
rate ena,ily at 81 SO S5 per Dbl.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-07-05

Loan-T.., Washington Globe states tia.
the wbol,, Of The loan for seven millions Of o.
5. s psr cent, stock, advertised by the Secrr'a.
~ of tho Treasury, has been taken BY aessss.
yohn Ward & Co. of New York, a; one hun.
,,rsd and cnu dsiars and one cen! 70: cyc:y
Slao Of the stock.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-07-05
'iCE, friend.
JOHN WISE.
Carlisle, Juue 10. 1913.

4 S'rindijng Transaciion.-.A lady
residing in Bienville ST., whose husband
does large business un the Levee, ga.
yesterday cailcd on by a young man oi
scn'eei appearance.
'Madam, said lie, >!nfliue his ha, in 4
very gallant manner. your husband Mr..
-, at No.-on the I.cvce desires YOU
10 send uitn one huuJred dollars in notes
oi The Ciiizcns Bank which lie soys you
know where TO fnd.
But who are you sir said the lniv evil
denI!y astunishcd that such message
should he sen, by stranger.
i lam Mr., the clerk That he employ
cd this morning
Oh beg your pardon sir said the lady
aud away she 'rippcd up stairs and brought,
rbe money down.
Tie young gentleman bowed still more
swec,!y ,hau before and taking ;wo $50
bills he went on his way.--Whrn the
husband came nome h. was a,,oni,hed to
learn Iha! bis vile hh,! sen, him hundred
dollars which he had never received. Al
last he Jcco!!cctcd rha, lie had o.i QUO Of
lis friend, in the 81. Louis Exchdpge thar
Ne had some money Of the Cirlzen's Bank
al his dwsi'inS house md thai young
man answering the description nf hI: sOt-
distant clerk was standing by.
The swirdlcr was in fact modern
Jeremy DiJlcr llr,!c lincinrcd with base
rasca!ity however he heard the merchant
speak to his friend and tell him " hat kind
Of money ne had nj his dwelling. After
IT,. merchant left the Exchange this nice
vourg man inquired VIA! .is nnme Was
aGi il ,s wlS married SAID that l."m the
rone OF lis Yuicc lie thought be was a CO.
sen of his and desired to knew where his
dwelling was. On all these poiuIs he
was cf course informed went 10 the lady
Of The merchant got the money and made
himself scarce. This il about lne neat.
es, piece OF! swiudiire that We have heard
Of ia,cly.-Picayuae.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-07-05

not speak harih!y. bat as a friend, as
brother, pleui with him. His hean is not
hardened To The voicc Of kindness {; the
tear Of affection will not fall upon him in
vnin.-Sprak To- bim--and the influence
Of that kind word may he felt through: Il
Iong life, and become tie instrument OF
saving u soul frum the depths Of vice. and
adding Il strain 10 the sonS Of The redeem
cd
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-07-05

Speak To Him.-Speak 10 that ysunG
maa. lie has just passed the threshold
Of virtue, aud houglitlcsSly committed
one crime--Speak TO him kindly. ond
tell him the consequences, before he takes
uuotl.rr step. Do not ccasurc him TO
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-07-05

Man and WG.-Thc Cincinnati Chron.
;slo says :--"No,hing is more certain
Than that Christianity irowns upon the
separation Of man aud wife. The sacred
myslc.y OF marriage IS assusned nsrhc
mos, perfect symbol Of the union OF Christ
with the Church. Thr parity Of Inc
State resrs on thai Of the family; aud
on inc sancrily o. the marriage bond. No
naiion has ever lon, prnspercd which
disreGal led the parity Of tiIo family"
4 great truth which legislators ought TO
romr,nber, How often i, The fact to be
dep'orct. thai men rs legislators will per-
form acts which ns private men acconnia.
hlc 10 God fof their conduct. they would
never do. Thus they will vote TO dis.
solve marriage contract. or repudia'c Il
debt. when Us individuals they would
shrink from immortality aud dishcnor.