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The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1843-07-13

Messrs. VIM. G. Kttredge, d. w. c.
Clarke, Z. p. Walton, Jr. Edward
kirkland, Lyman A. Marsh, and Leon
ard Sargent were appointed Commit
tee to report resolutions and an address.
The Convention then adjourned till
9 o'clock, p. nj.
The large attendance upon the Wing
State Convention, still in session in this
place, gives evidence that true and gen-
uIne patriotism still cings to the ever
verdant hills of Old Vermont. Every
section ofthe State is fully and ably rep
resented-the utmost harmony and good
feeling prevails, and all sectional and
personal interests seem lost in devotion
to principles" aud the honor Of the
State. But neither will our time nor
limits admit Of our giving more of the
afternoon proceedings this week, than
the nominations. We rejoice that they
are such as will find favor with a free
peo1 lie Of free S ate, and consequent
ly again sounds the knell to the hope of
Locoiocosim through Vermont for one
year more.
The Committee of nominations report
ed the following list, which was adopted.
Fer tIoveTnor.
HON. JOHN MATTOCKS.
For Lieut.. Governor.
HORACE EATON.
For Treasurer.
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From the Rutland Herald.
THE WING STATE CONVENTION.

THE WHlG SKA Az Co+N ' HN AON'
Assembled at Rutland, June %, 1913
and was organised by choosing
Hon. Hland Hall, President,pro tenn
E.P. Wahon,Jr. Esq Secreary,pro ten
A committee of one from each County
was appointed by the Chair. who report
ed the following list of officers for the
Convention, and their report was accep
ted, and their nomination confirmed by the
Convention.
Hon. HlLANp HALL, President,
DR.. Cyrus Washburn, 8
Hon. Thos. F Hammond, ~
Hon. VIM. p. Briggs, :
Hon. Henry F James,
L. p. Walton, Jr. Esq. Secretary.
James W. Hickok, Asst Sec.
Sias II. Hodges, "
On motion the Sheriff of Rutland
County was invited to act as Marshal
of the Convention.
Il was then resolved that the dele
gates from each County should meet af-
ter adjournment, and appoint number
of members, equal to the number of
Senators, to form n committee 10 nomi-
nate candidates for Governor, Lieut..
Governor, and Treasurer, and two dele
gates at large, (and two snbstitutes)
from this State to the Wing Convention
to be held at Baltimore in May 1914.
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N0rlCE.-Tn copartucrship heretofore ex-
L Y isting between mo aud William Fitch is dis
olved. JESSE BATCHELOR.
Brandon June II, ls43. S;3w
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In Tuwnshond, on the 3)th ult Rev. WILLIAM
ID. UpHAM, pastor of the I'd Baptist church IN that
town.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1843-07-13

VIII all papers in the United States please
publish this altered notice, and the accom-
panyng letter of MIR. Godfrey, Of Bangor,
Maine.
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ira nyf 10 treat It as party question: ht one
which all parties have interest In Itjecting
Virginia the Of Indebtedness may be- ciassed
among the intermediate Stairs-her ici being neither 81
small 10 render II matter o Inference nor So la.e
IL excite apprehension among her creditors OF epuGla
tn. among her citizen u very oppressive taxation
Hence. in this State, the paf stiot OF Mr.. Johnson or
ans kindn scheme. vii lad but few supporters We
have never yet seen peson dispsrd to sustain il
while in Maryland, Indiana and D!,u Tie ndcanris are
ola Contrary character. We hapr. however, tina, even
in those States The judgments Of the people will not te
long miscd 10y proposition, which, however specious
and plausible in itself, and in the existing condition Of
their aifars. well adapted apparently u relieve them
from the disgrace Of State bankruptcy as the only other
alternative for taxaiion most assnfedly contains
thu seed Of ucaleulable mscieis 10 these misciefs
shall hereafter, if occasion should in our opinion 70
quire, take occasion specifically avert but we
haze not deemed amiss. now t, define ON posi-
ton clearly the question, in order show thai re at
least, will not taste, touch, handle" the young
flercucsthe germ OF t!at in opinion, the most to
be deprecated Of all evils in system Of Coni,deraicd
Republics-an immense National Dett
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EirntMfa AeN,SIature.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
MospAr, Feb, 10Th, 1913.
DAVIS CRIMINAL CODE,

DAA ID CRIMINAL ltttts,
lr IrAxr. of A., called up The bill lor the purchase
H. ss,, right ui DAVIS Criminal Code. Mr. l.. sub
lei 80 anendmen1-o give $1,000 ton the cup, right
,wiih. asl $5.0D al the end oi q months. when
wotA ready k.r TIC pf,ss. Including all aom laws
criminal character.
Mr. Powell, Off. moved n Substitute S],pO Tor
zs).01e. lie though, 5000 csVash for the copy
II,
ais Leaks wished tn know. if Mr. Powell was IN
III & buying the copy right alIl Ii SO, he pops
very Inadequate price f5r il.
Mr. powcii's amendment was disagreed 10.
= Mr. VERIFY, uslcr soe.un sense ol duty. was
.,7sled 10 Oppose tie bill. lie fell as deep sYu=
INV fr Professor Davis iamily any nan, ad II 'he
kwas Of that graal yslae represented. sri 80 much
died nv the Justices. he woull lie wiling purchase
AL oi The Irsasia'r
la. ieake replied at large 10 Nj ietay-eopcndins
nj ,he praposo1 price much he5w the faiao9l The
.re-,hal il MS both aci o justice sad OF mere. TO
ase the purchase.
A,t ,rby rci,ined anl moved tn amend by lmilie
H. snaun, uf the sum 10 be Ia,.d lv S.u,tuo.
NE vs.e was taken nn Mr.. Nefbs's amendment, by
yes sad nies, aud decided n the nesatNe-afes -
.sS s,S.
ranch at Mr. Leshes ptoRsiiion - % 70 '"sV'' -
rSplaas,@ns were made by Mcssrs Cntch6cl1.
Ieake and Brown, ei 4.
Nj alriial Mp,.4 ytlyiH ias amssg.sdl.meni OF Mr..
The question thea REQUIRED on Mr. Leakes amend
mout as amended, which was asr,,d toby large ma
eriiy.
Mr.. Cruclf,lJ filtered the fllasiuq amcnduent-
ahich he said would return to TIC Literary Fund the a
ilsoua to be taken FINN II.
BE Il fi1fher Enacted That Wien tho sad work shall
basc beea published. all moneys which may accrue TO
he Cammuua ealth hy the se OF any copies
thereof, shall be paid - the Literary Fund. aud applied
10 paf1rs,s Of educatnn
This amendment vas sdsa'ca
Nf. t's,dson moved a strike sal the preamble IL
h'd M idea Of putting record The matter u the lno
lance Of the Justices
Mr.. Gallaher suggested modification Of the amend
ne.f. 81 as 10 strike out portion OF the ptcaable-aad
ihs was agreed TO-
ihe question WAS then Put on onsr' sing bll fa
ilrJ rcasirg, and decided IN lie ali matJ,t-ayos -
hoes %
M9RCHtNFS'1 Licenses, SC.
Mr. Randolph moved To take uo the bail imposing
taxes un the sales Of Mhel sale AID rea Merchants and
Auei'oneefs, and regulating the culcctian llore.E
Mr.. Daniel. Of r.. objected 10 The modc of 5rcedlnp
proposed by The Chairman 81 ihc COMMITTEE, Il Finance
hat gentleman had reported Smr fuf41 f.e efficient
tax bills each confined 10 particular suhifrt
Ilr bill. with the amendnleu.s MS li.,u made lie
order OF the day for 10 mufr,,y Il - u'eucA
When the House Adjourned
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AWFUL CALAMITY.
Grcaf Laad Slide al 7toy-tbrtg Lire, lca-ssra
buildings DESTROYED

Grcat Land Slide al Troy tbig Lires lost Srpefo!
Baitliass Destroyed
We have Of a fearful calamity a, Troy. &C
casiuned tl snI side. scarcely nfiu IN extent, aut
Il Is feared, even mafe destactto 4 e. than that Inch
occurred several year, ago.
The slide occurod sHuth Of the former one. on tie
same h-ihe ayalalcho crushing aud hurymI several
lsaue buildngsa at he Tot Of the hill, and extending
,lu.to across tine Man srtct.
The following lrom TIE Troy Budget, furnishes all
TIN rarteaafs is se within reaeh.-.Hbday .i'es.
Dan, TEof Brpqrr, ENrsA,
Geb. lt-6 Z. NJ
AwrrI C,rasrRoruE- bout o'clock THIS after
npn another land slide occurred from the I'm Nj Ida j
whrfe the awiul catastrophe If January l.37. tran.
prcl. exceeding in extent l1J Consequences hat mono
Iahlo disastef.
some eight ortJn dwellings. occupied by poor Gmi-
l- nrfe crushed and huued beneath HE mass oi'aah.
In te~e, II is supposed ihep Nrfe ue les than thirty
q fiy persons suv ten 81 Twelve ui y hom escaped.
Nlin an hour. nue baal,s lad hreu dug from the
'i-dvc q which Were without lie, uhe partially III
lute.l. md three nul By oud roeayeff
Had It's avalanche occurred ~ lhc night tho dcernr.
toa onio hayeb,en sill greater occupants ii
lhe house we absent at thelt lah1r "a ,lsewbere.
~ ' las , f '.r IN, ' al w. '' ~. WIZ, nm MS
and l..A = ..,.s,, Wefe burned beotath the carih.
We have Just Itii The seeue OF disaster. Il IS d
hoIut drs3ailan Thousand, cDusrcgatod on the
spot md corps oil dliceu men Nec eugaYrd IN pene "a
ing Tie earth aud ,anos away lie ii41n,aIs ol build
ipgs
Tnr AeALssous-=Ibcr arcrs contain further intel
HgeHce II The 1o, Avalapchc. Iifo,n persons had
boon rcd wlo vic d,ad, and devon taken Gu
alive
AsornrR Hams, Coures-Cbarles Van Velsor
ahd Eugene sullivan, apprentices al the Soncrs. Yer,
brought bcio The Hon / Greenwoud nj the Cour
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her'rai Of Re'ision-A correspondent at Pi,,sy'va-
MA Courthouse, wrts to that there is revival OF
Religion at that place, aud says q" appears the revival
Is c"'"ed to no rarc,at class OF society 1t pervsdrs
all cassosand among the remarkable circumstances Of
The day. that of the haro Pi,tsylyana county. there
seven PRESBYTERIAN lawyers
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Mike Walsh says. 81 know wha, il is to be great
poon'y. playful aud philosophical, myself! But the"
all tile rest of the world are not philosophers The hr'
of the business is, the greatest only great IN ne
happy moments. II continually Brilliant
he'd So, fire tn himself and if his thoughts were cun'''
ua'ly e>Panln., his head would surely burst
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DonteStic &utrlltneurc.

iNpAsA LEGisI.sruRE.-Th House OF Repres,.nta-
tlses has passed bill daug away with tie STAY OF
culion aud apPa scment ct property Bank debts
traced after tbs isl OF juno neal.
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sEPLI:uDEts 10, asa.
large stock Of Dry Goods

\ J. PCRNlS s DCFFEL are anxions to close
~ thelr business as speedily ms possible-Ihey are
Offering Their whole STOCK or GOODS, which
5 large and well selected.
as C1ST.
and IN TACT many descriptions Of Goods i'll be suld great
~ ,n,dtr COST.
n B--Ne shall Ga ON to ocll at private sale for a
few months until the stock more reduced and then
Remainder viii be offered al auction
l. }, }. PtGHlS * DIFFFl
Dran 10 -
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.Tocet0t Guteiitocnce
ARRIVAL OF TIE STEAMSHIP ACADIA.
.s5 DAYS later from England.

Tie steamer Acadia arrived at Boston Sunday
lng last She brings s9me INTERESTING Intelligence,
lmaus winch Is tho speech o Sf R1befi Peel, claiming
the nj risitlac American VESSELS although that OF
saafct. he says. has been surrendered.
Tie Indian Nal reached London the 9TH. Gen.
Pollok lell Cahul thu 18th Oct. with the British
Ifparz Brtfc their departure the mark Of vengeance
vas sci upon The place. This kind Of reiribuion was
5egnu lsailIl It sacked. the town set on fire
aud the Publication blown mp with the exception Of
51a women, not living sui vas spared. neither armed
" unsfue1.
Money vas very abundant in London The Bank
Of England las upwards d 81 coo III its vaults
OF than one hall the amount Of the circulation.
The Cotton market was IN very depressed state,
1wlas 10 iho enufmons amounts forwarded.
BRITISH PARLIAMENT.
On 'rue=da}, tie ID lust, the British Parliament
was eHcuei aY commission. The Queen not being pre-
cent lae ercsiun llsl much Of lis eusi-mary interest
Tn L ya Speech read rs is usual on such occa
sons. BY The iord Chancellor
1te speech canlaIls ihc following paragraph
"I's the treaty which her majesty has concluded with
e United eales ol America, aud by the adjustment Of
asse differences which from their long continuance had
endangered the preservation Of peace her Majesty trusts
That the aulatle relations Of tho two countries have
Lecu eDuiiTued.'
FRANCE.
Another commercial treaty between England and
Prince IS sad Ia e on ilc taps, wherein ph countries
eaheeac 'a'en> au'lrS and ann at an approach 10
yous attempts there IS llc reason to appteLend that
tllr present negotiation VIII tafcbctter
SPAIN
'The eecn Las dissolved the Cortcs. which strength
efs the htcl that In srtt ii revolt had not been con,
fined 10 Barcelona. Thu new tortcs are 10 meet III
pnl. ulI mhlch tine the control of government will re-
main Vlta the tfgeut and his ministers.
IK ERpOOL MARKET
OBACtO.-'Ihere has been regular demand for
. "A day loo
altogether have amounted 10 100 hhds uf which 210
Wcre fglhla leaf. 2d0 slemmed 200 Kentucky leaf
100 srmn'f lie atirr has. in several instances. been
sold al dceue and must be considered rather lower
Other descriptions have remained aleady
LONDON Feb. ID, 1918
TOBACCO Virginia, throughout the past month";
but very lur business Was done, either for eNportaun
home trade. boina; in all about go hhds Sold pin
cpay 81 good mddlna quality at from ID Ia I'D No
alteration can be noticed n prices. Holders are free sci
lers nj lie pfrsroi rate ef prices.
Ia 'al"u ala market WIS very duh, and fair paods
wcfe I'd lp"er than any previous point of drpfesson
NJ chance al Importance IN Dreadsuils The pur#
chases had grcn very siaring for some time.
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g..sES NOTICE..

4 HAVE taken my son JOHN Il. GARLAND into
L partnership with in the
Practice of Law.
w e viii regularly practise in the Courts Of Campbell
AMHERST, Bedford, Nelson. the Cooperation Of Lynch
burg. and the superior Court of BucAng ham. PIutnp
ieniion will he given all business entrusted To on
management Aldress, j. s j. II. GARLAND, Ltnch
burg 'irgatie,
shall continue 70 attend the Court of Appeals.
J. HARIAAD.
Sept -! bu
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Tt.c Zpnci.burn 2'tr0i,Iiau.
MONDAY. FEBRU.lRT 7. 1913.
NATIONAL WIG CONVENTION.

Il will be seen, from The following resolutions adopt
Ell by meeting Of he Wing members Of Congress- that
icy have fixed upon the place and the day at which the
Wing National Convention shall meet, for the purpose
Of nominating candidate for President and Vac Pres
dent Of The United States. They have, it Will be sces
selected Baltimore the NEST suitable place to meet
and Wednesday, the 81 day Of May, 1911, the day
ofmcefing:
Ftoni The National MteHigenccr # last Monday
NArlONALWIllG CONVENTION.
Proeeediags n Il lacefiag If the Uhig Members Of
ConefeSs--At juln meeting oil the Wing menbe Of
the Senate and House ui Representatives Of the United
States held III The Senate Chamber on Saturday evening
the lsth fcbnatY, leis lor the purpose OF consider
ln9 the pIoptieIy oi holding National Convention 10
candidates 10 BE- supported by the Wing party
nj the neXi election of President and Wee President VI
lie ncd States, Richard II. Bayard, OF Delaware. was
allied 10 The Chair aud Alexander II H. Stuart Of Nr
glns. and john & Clark. Il new York. appointed
Sec eiarcs.
Nj Ialhnadge, ofNew York on behalf Of Joint com
mfltee appointed al preyaus meeting CONSIDER what
measure should be adopted, made report Inch having
been discussed and amended was unanimously adol d.
The report Is in the following words viz
"Nherea5 the sxpcdiency Of hiding a National Con
ven'on lo the nonnaIion 81 candidates Tor President
and Wee President has been suggested by the WHY'S in
various parts OF the lulon and ha wing been referee,
by them the " hg Members II Congress 10 designate
The time aud place oil holding said Conycntlon-lcrc-
fore,
Rtsoired thai the Wing members Of Congress. con
curing IN the cApcdcncy vi the proposed Convention
and yielding 10 the wishes expressed that they should
designate the time and place, do respectfully recommend
that Wing National Convention Tor the nomination Of
candidates ar President and NIre President Of the Uni
ted States be held AT the city ol Baltimore On Wcdncs
day. the Sd day Of May II l. and that the said Con
venton be composed OF Delegates from the respective
States equal To the number Of Senators and Representa-
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e5 In speaking al he Loco Focos of our Legislature
the Portsmouth (iilgnia) Wig has stripped them OF
the ponpn;,s tile Of "Iemocratic Republican State
Rights pary,' aud Dubbed them, very appropriately,
lhe"Genynlander in,hc legislature but tax III. people
party.
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o. II is stated by the Nashville Union, that James
X. Pslk is candidate for the ,fice of Governor of Ten
ncsser, and usual in that State. will open the
gain upon the stump, on the first Monday in APRIL.
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G5- We are requested state that Mr.. WINu-
FIELD docs not desire to be candidate for reelection
from the county OF Bedford.
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FDss !%.SFs.

y lRNf rate new Emily Carriaee and Harness
L a Any gentlemen wanting superior article in the
'aface Hoe. will ad 1t To his interest cali ON Talbot
at Exchange Corner. Tcus Ideal and the rrlce ar
corning 10 lhe umes NJ TALBOT.
-
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TEA AND COFFEE.

There is wide difference between two Of the lead
ing I.ocofoco or.ans-te Globe and the Enqulrcr-as
- the cNpedlery OF imposing duty Tea and Coffee
the latter calling upon Congress. 10 lace them among
the list OF dutlablr articles Ihe former clirrs!y
Directing 10 II. The Enquirer is unguesunabv RIGHT,
however, as well IN reference to the existing aud I
ture prospects of the federal treasury, as To sown M,
sun on the question Of Protection. And we marvel
that the Globe, or any other paper protesting be hostile
To protective duties should Object the Imposition Of .
duty upon Tea and Coffee, which, not coming in com
petition with any domestic production, would be solely
for the purpose OF roreaue hen be aware III,
the direct and necessary effect of the importation OF
those articles free ofduty, must be- that extent to
enlarge the principle of protection In the former dis
cusslons Of the Tariff policy both in and out of Congress
the Free Trade party uniformly urged duty up, Tea
and Collee, Tor the purpose classifying dminuon oi
the duty upon the protected articles lie Tariff par
ty as uniformly opposed it, because the manufacturing
interest would be to that extent injured. Yet now ",
see gentlemen pretending be hostile 10 the protective
system, !" no nevertheless, by opposing duty on non
protective articles, rcnd higher duly Absolutely ne
cossary upon those which are protected Their de-
cnce are aware, is, that Tea and Coffee arc neces
aarcs Of life, and consequently the duty would operate
oPpresSycy upon the poor lut even ii in this case
the duty would enhance Tie price 10 The consumeras
from the absence Of domestic competition niph, be IN,
caseyet every one has only estimate the small onan-
y Of those articles consumed in any family to see that
IN the course of any year to the must eyray?oant
in their use. the increased price would be a very few
ccuts lie any one make the calculation for himself
and he will be satisfied of this fict We Concur there
lore. with the Enquirer in The hope that The present Com
greSs VIII not ADJOURN without passing supplemental
iaril Bill embracing Tea and Coffee in the list Of du
table artic les
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81 The Richmond Wing of the 23d. in speaking
Of tho nomination Of Wood bouldin ESD Of Charlotte,
as the Wing candidate for Congress- in this District,
says. The Legislature have finally fixed the Dis
lfcis and II is yet imp ssie that this nonsrcus gerry
m'ndcr from Bedford 10 Mechenlurg aud from Nick
leu3urg back James River to Louisa and Abe
mafi' On the North, may be modified in part but if i,
% not there Is EaaXy Of Wig talent in the District
and force Of Whg R'nllaton, able 10 sn5ycr, the u
sufplng designs o; Tie -erryman,lcrs. BESIDES Mr.
B"aldn, the Wings @c iarstand, have in c,ntemrla
ton Col. Bonduranj q buckingham. or Mr. Toler Of
Campbell, OF Mr.. irving Of Cumbrranl either If when
could carry the District against The srrrymancrus Iar
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t3' The Small PoX is prevailing in New York city :.
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Pdtsy'rani" Congressional District Pit 81 vanis.
1t will be seen by the proceedings in another column
has made move relative nominating candidate
represent mai District In Congress, composed of tho
counties Of Halifax Pitts, lvania Patrick, Henry and
rankin We hope the Wings i. all The other
Ties VIII hold meetings at their courts aud appous
ut'ga''s to the Convention TO meet Pit'sy lyana
Courthouse the 20ih March,
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The self styled Democracy ot Buckingham have Il -
clarcd their preference r Mr. Van Burcn over MIR Cal
henn. The resolutions Offered by Capt g. Baokcr-
the aforesaid hand money uln) say they cannat aiyc
him up To his deiracors Sc rhere is ,u51o in ihis
than meets the eye. The present Delegates from E}arb
92ham are understood to be rather CoHomsh,-and
this is the iuitaiory step ;r snpcfeedmc them Al fIr
caucus which will meet at the next Court. the ..at,rc
SAID IL NJ NJ viii propose candidates: and if his
NIGHT hand has not lost lis cunning since last year
When NlesSrs Iencs and laskn, were unccremanousIy
set aside he viii yam his otJc CT. Richmond Iihis.
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captain S'hlnlry wh1 married tho American lrires,
,''a IL" "' wives p'h9. lie Is NJ" residing NJ sun
nam, AZ Judge % the Slave Commission CONT
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Tur AeALtscu. Tho rarcrs contain lather intel
Igehce II The ! To- Avalanche. Fifteen persons la
b,cn delu'ertd wlo 1cie d,ad, and o!e,on taken ou
alive.
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lONGHENSlONAL.-ln the Senate, Nj, McI)uf-
hes resolutions IN the Assumption OF State Debts. after
All aanln'td and lengthy DEBATE were laid ON the ar
by a,o'e Of n 10 %. The rriundng jackson. fine
was passed In the House of Representatives, Mr.
Johnsons plan WAS discussed, and bill appropriauy
So o. fn the purpose of establishing commercial in
icrcuursc with China was passed
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-27

oe'daH, IN the House Of Delegates. when Mr. Dan
lci sh9"ed that anIe Nh Rlndop's plan aud rates Of
iaAms merchants these Richmond alone would IN,
an Increase ot about ;i1ooa, when 1t was only rropscd
originally 10 aDse t50o0O from the whole STATE hy IN
cfrasng their bnrlhens Alr Randolph Responded tlal il
only showed thai the capital here. and ought to he
taxed aud Ar Williams said the amount was II, oh
lection, as 1t would all he wanted We home Thar II
Is not proposed a,aLc the whole deficit in the Treasury
nm The merchants paehes-and that the raats Of ll
Treasury may nlhe REGARDED as a sasiac,or, ust,6,,
tlun Of such uuel tai lorhcns Rich. Conn.
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Massachusetts Congressional E-ction.-Thcre va.
only one member crcrd at the late special election aud
that Is Parmentcr. (1.oco.)
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Another commercial treaty between England aud
France Is SAID la la the taps wherein D-h countries
eancedc taueus duties, aud aim at approach 10 reel
lfocy bat Judging from The unfortunate results OF pre-
Fons attempts there IS lillo reason to appeLend that
tlr Pr sent negotiation VIII tarcbetter