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The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-07-28
The Cinr VIII, Tariff.

The wing candidate for congress in this dsiic,
goes in for the Clay raril. With all his assn.
rance, we did not suppose no would attempt to
force tina, iniquous scheme down the people of
the west. We Of the wes, pay into the treasury,
under the operation Of this wing banung ,..mons
more than would fall to our share " .sr an cqui-
table distribution.
Take tho articles C salt, sugar, iron, domcstics,
&c, &c, and how does the present tariff operate
but ss an unjus, iag upon one portion--.the
west.-fcr the protection! Of few who are go for.
tunalc as to he engaged in the manufacture OF the
articles.
Look OF the article Of brown sugar, which Is
taxed or fWiged - cents per pound All the
people Of the United States are consumers Of the
article, and ye, but one state end one territory
produce Il. Il has been ascer,aiaed from official
tables prepared a, the Treasury Department, tina,
tho amount paid 10y the consumcrs-of blown gu
gar brought into tho country, above the amount
which they would pay il there was no tArilI, Il
over Three Millions and a Haycf DoiiaS AnC
Of this amount 81 GDS32o goes into tho treasury
The Same result, differing only in degree, couIS
easily DO shown 10 30 the result Of the tariff Of
cents per bushei Of 30 pounds on imported salt
which Il known 70 be superior article, as II Il
produced by solar evaporation. Yet. this is the
whie bantlIns with which candidates Of that party
~ 10 deceive and gull the people.
>
01r"A man u aIwsys known by tho company
hs kesps. ssys The Alton Telegraph. Now
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-07-28

II is now pretty well ascerained that the story
Of the stealing and swallowing of the immaculate
''SignaI" at Juliet was pretty much of hoax,
got up by Judge Smith and some wings to make
political capital. The concern is believed to have
been out of paper and out Of ink, and the jour
ncyman to have struck for ,oagcs.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-07-28
WINGS.

First Dis--J. J.. D. MoRnrsox, of st. Clair Co.
CASEY, of Galla,in Co.
THud-JusriN HARLAN.
Fowih-GILEs SrRINs, Of Cook Co.
Fihh-O. II. BRowSISo, of Adams Co.
Srih-Cruus WALEEp, of McDonoueh Co.
J. HARDIN, of Morgan Co.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-07-28

A Long Gaae.-A game of chess has just been
concluded in Cincinnati, which was commenced
on the 81 day of January last. The players have
sundays from o'clock in the morning until 10
in the evening, deducting hours at dinner and
one at supper. The time actually occupied in
playing the game was 1880 hours! What waste
Of time
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-07-28
Democratic Nominations for Courrr.,.

First Dis.-RoBERr SMITH, of Madison Co.
Sc0n9.-JoHN A. McCLERNANn, of GaIlalin Co.
IHird-O. d. FIcKLANp, of Coles Co.
F0urM.-JoHN WENrwonru, OF Cook Co
FJh.-SrrruEy a. DOUG LASS, of Adams Co.
S,rth-JosEpu p. HoaE, of Jo Daviess Co.
Sercnth-J. A. McDoUGALL, of Sangamo Co.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-07-28

The CoiiGgc.--"In the obscurity the cottage,
far from the seductions Of rank and influence is
nurscd the virtue which coun,cracts the decay of
human institutions the courage which defends
the national independence; the industry which
maintains all the classes of the state
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-07-28

nrMr Calhoun's organ, the Charleston Mcr-
curry, says in regard to the presidency "lf there
is any division in the democratic party, it will be
before The contention not ojler." What say the
democrats who find fault with and oppose Went
worth, to lhisl Can they gainsay it 1t is the
true doctrine, depend upon it, and every genuine
democrat should thus think and act
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-07-28

The Oregon convention in Cincinnati on the
Sd inst. was attended by ninety delegates from six
states in the valley of the Mississippi Col. John
son was chosen president of the convention, and
an address to the country, on the immediate oc-
cupaton Of that territory was adopted and ordered
to be published
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-07-28

uTTho wings accuse Wentworth Of being a
"Tyler man." This, if true, ought not to preju-
dice a man with those who so recently labored for
''TIrPEcANoE and TYLER IOOF But,
Wentworth is just as much ola "Tylcr man" as
are ali democrats. They approve those measures
Of his administration which are democratic: such
as his ve,oe5 Of the mammoth bank, opposition to
the distribution policy, &c. And condemn those
which are wing: such as the repeal Of the sub
treasury law, his cxchequer projects, &c. The
truth is "7yhr foo' makes much better Wig
President than the democrats expected, and Col,
Wentworth, as well as every other democrat, is
always willing to give credit in proportion to the
services rendered!
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-07-28

Clay's National Dank, assumption Of state
debts, high. tariff, by which he levies an annual
tax OF millions upon the west, has killed all four
Of the wing candidates for congress in Louisiana
They will help to kill II, leas, five or six more in
this state, He would lay them oil cold il he
would only make tho same personal efforts here
tina, he did just before the election in Louisiana.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-07-28

Among the many elcc'ioneerng stories circu-
lated with Wow to prejudice the people agains,
Wentworth, we have not heard i, insinua,cd even
that he was not a democrat This they dare not
say. lIc has laborcd too long in the democratic
field. under tho democratic administrations Of
Jackson and Van Barren, for the people to doub,
his democracy.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-07-28

Hon. N. p. 7aLlmadge.-This individual, we
see 1t stated in the Chicago Express, is about to
make the west his permanent residence. He in
tends to settle in the neighborhood of Milwaukee,
in Wisconsin.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-07-28

Prussic Acid.-A German paper says that death
Immediately restored by pouring acetate of potash
and common salt, dissolved in water, on the head
and spine.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-07-28
The IscIcnrc of pronhe, smirh.

| The last Warsaw Message gives two or three
statements Of the facts in relation to the ares, Of
Prophet Smith and his trial before the municipal
authorities of Nauyoo, all Of which agree in the
main outlines, and do not essentially differ from
the siatemen. we gave two weeks ago, as Ear as IT
went II appears that the writ upon which Smith
was arrested wa clearly shown to be insufficient
and Illegal, and that the only question there can
be to the propdely Of bis release, is whether the
authorities Of Nauyoo have the power to try wris
of habcas corpus. About this there appearsto be
some difference Of opinion, though sound lawyers
have entertained the opinion tina. the city charter
clearly confcrs this power.
The Message says. "Thsm matter (the arrest and
release Of Smith) has nothing whatever to do with
party politics, and every attempt of a few inhlm-
mable spirits to give it such turn will signally
fail" Yet in the same papcr-in tue very same
auiclo--,hc Message itself attempts to .give it
such n turn, as follows; ave ask in behalf Of
every sobcr.thinking man in the state, why this
unceaTng, pesevering, relentless persecution OF
Smith Are we TO have a demand from the de-
mocratic governor Of Missouri for his apprchen-
sion as often AZ each general election approaches.
as has been the case for the last three or ouryears
Is it not most singular that the claims of Justice
invariably demand that this writ should be issued
in the sullry month of July, about orc month pre-
yous to the eleclonl Is it by mere accident that
each Of these writs has been imperfect in nearly
the same particulars, thus giving pIausibity to
the opinion which many have entertained, that it
was no part Of the design to take Smith to Mis-,
sour, but he was merely TO be held in allegiance,
compelled to vote the democratic ticket at the cleo
tons, and afterwards be released by the courtsl"
Why cannot the Message give the whole truth
Of the malterl Why does it talk of the "G{emo.
craiic governor Of Missouri" when it knows that
he AZ well as the governor Of this state, in what
they die in relation 10 the arrest of Smith, acted
merely az ministerial officers, and that the whole
Of this attempt to arrest Smith was got up by the
xlig officers Of Clay county, Missouri Ah, it |
M knows that the mention Of this fact would at |
6fitc expose the whole Of the infamous wing |
game, which, by the aid Of their wing brethren Of
Clay CO., Mo-, they expected to carry out, and
which was, TO have Smith arrested on a warrant
from democratic governor, and released through |
the excrions of a whig lawyer, and then, by rails
ing the cry Of "Locofoco persecution" prejudice
the Mormons against the democrats and thus Sc
cure their votes for Walker and Browning
"Ercry rote girca .jor Tie whg candidates FIR
congress al The approaching election, ,ciA be gircn
fr CLAY" So said the Sangamo Journal last
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-07-28

How The Wigs hre their Presidem-The Lou
isville Journal, Of the 4th inst, in short article
about Il e president calls him "Mr. JOHN Tyler,
no,O 70 !tsent hy tie tcraM Of Goa!"
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-07-28

A southern paper states that Washington's es-
tate at Mount Vernon is not for sale. 1t is in the
possession of the Washington family, and owned
by a gentleman who does not intend to sell il.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-07-28
A Political yrnitor.

The Clay wings, now so fierce in dcnouncng
President Tyler for his alleged trcachery to theic
party, should remember that they are supporting
an arrant political traitor for tho presidency. In
1924 Henry Clay, for selfish purposes, TEACHER
ousy deserted the democratic party, and sold him
sell, soul aud brooches, to its enemies. "previous
to that act, says the Ohio Statesman. CHS career
had ever been prosperous. Popularity attended
him, and he bid fair to reach, in due time, the
highest summit of his ambition, Subsequent to
that act, his life has been embillcred by constant
delea, and disappointment. His schemes for self.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT have uniformly hilcd aud now,
in bis old age, he is doubtful sutton for the emp
;y nomination Of defeated and PROSTATE poti-
cal party"
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-07-28

Q-Trhc editor of the Juliet Signal is trying to
he very severe on Wentworth, because the demo-
Gratis were sensible enough not to give him the
nomination. The editor of the Signal, however,
has no, sense sufficient to see that Wentworth is
not at fault.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-07-28

"Yonr friend with the mousiaches is
quite lion," observed !. lady pointing 10
sq,irseroone with hair on both lips.
Yes" was the reply, "a dandy-iion,"
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-07-28

Win county gave Ford about 400 majority.
The democrats Of that county say that Wentworth
win receive as largsa majority as Ford.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-07-28

"Ercry rate gicca FIR Tie whig candidates yGr
congress al he approaching election, tcjA be giren
Jr CLAY" So said the Sangamo Journal last
week, and 50, it seems, the people of Louisiana
thought, and for that reason they have ropudialcd
eueyy wing candidate for congress. Clay's recent
tour through the state killed them OF,
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-07-28

GrThe Chicago (whig) Express snys; eve
do not mean to institute comparison between
the whig and democratic candidates fjr congress !"
That is very considerate in you, MIR. Express.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-07-28

UrsA man L always known by tho company,
h. ksspss ~ The Alton Telegraph. Now
vosN GiIm Spring isss II tried BY this sca I 1..
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-07-28

GIVE learn that Professor Hall. of Column
bian College, Washington, d. C., died last even
ing at Peru, in this county, of appoplexy.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-07-28

Cr0n Saturday last our town was visited by
the Hon! A. II. Dodge. Gin cocktails immedi-
atey riz 60 per cent.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-07-28

DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS :
ron CONGRESS,
JOHN WENTWORTH.
IF Chicago.
FOR COUNTY OFFICERS.
For County Commissioner; y
SAMUEL MACKEY.
Fur County Commissioners CI7h
MAURICE MURPHY,
For ProbRc Justice
THOMAS LARKIN.
Fer Recorder:
JOEL w. ARMSTRONG.
For S1iooi Commissioner.
LORENZO LELAND.
Fw TeqaHcr and assessor
CHARLES II. NOBLE.
For County SarDoy
GEORGE IT, NORRIS.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-07-28
DRMOCRATIC CANDIDATES FOR 1874.
FOR PRESIDENT
MsRrIN NAV buren,, Of New York.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT;

RICHARD NJ. JOHNSON, Of Kentucky.
ISab;sci 10th decision ola Mliional Coareaiton.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-04-15

N Amounting m ynur orfe'peirlag
seentnfy hpd aee' pi ny wHfp'oAl
wi.hes iaf ,ouf future prosperity w"
/, ,ppioce.h yefy f'speclullt
Your obcdlcni 'et ,,,.
,anl, u, u, LEWIS
Anre,feu lof o0i,es ldf Tic ~,
snlpv yen, wns licn iakcn wy wl'''l'
nlledl the flowing eho,cci
For Pfc.iiem. Jsa. H. MLell"l'd'
feris yne Pnwi lent, j. J. avi''s
rof I'd do. john j. Thompson, !,
Cure poudl,s seef'y y. H. y Z
smith, tie ordiog do, H. " sup
nan. Executive tohnllirci b'n'
Smi,h, J. M'Glaulbat,J NJ. Cowen
!. Is. Meek. Miner Mo- H. :,
M,s,fs G.. q. Srcdicor ana FL w.
+. Smith, were appointed to adore
Tie society. on lnc 1T $ 'tardoy II
MAY nexl. On mo ion OF Mr. Tnonp
.oa lie meeting lheaad ucncd
GEO. BYRAM, Secretary.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-04-15


,nfy, h, $40, ll,e gF,nelpIps shall hesa
nlelr elahcD, a,d not bavg Too lhgrlI
weight N ,niy N llg objeslloos W
thr innu,
W. have spoken ~ lha partial Dc,
font viii h mir principles may 'piltf
ton the proud ocs agninei Me, Van
Biton. n ls .l,mld be- the cnndIdnltl
w. believe ,inl " he aud Me-, CLAY
should be- lho candidates, Mr. Vau
Huron will bo elected, bat u i NOT
enough ihm Our principles slouif
hive the ascendnncy 10 the Umn, "
Is lhe duty II The party TO give them
me nsccndency wherever thoj cnhjlt
/, we'll known The States ~" generally
governed w general politics II here
! l. ANY one Of Tie gonilcnon spoken
Of who can secure ono state more
than the olhcr,, ho ought 10 be Inc
cind date. Although we think MI
Van Buren, can be elected, SGT wc
think il very probable, Ina, "a nc.
count Of the prcludices existing "
gainsl him, he may loo several St'lr,
wiicn conld be secured by olbcrs; II
this tie true, principle rs well as po.
licy requires that Mr.. Van Bulcu
should not be the candidate; and
lustic to the Democracy olthe Stat
require it.
We have made these remarks up,
on the suppo,itlon that there will be
Convention to nomlnatea candidate
but we are very much inclined toa
total opposition 10 meetings OF that
sort, we think tiey generally DO as
much harm as good, and us they are
usually coud ctcd, the people have
very little to do in making a choice
Perhaps The best plan will be for the
, p ople in each State to have their
! own Convention, nominate the man
of their cIo;ce, and support him.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-04-15
REPUD Ola ITO N /.

The Whiss, and Bond paying De-
'mocrats Of Mississippi, are, or, seem
10 be quite disguised at the idea OF
Reputation, and are busy in some
portions of the State in endeavoring
TO throw discord in the ranks OF PURE
Democracy, by the introduction Of
this settled question into our National
politics. Now for the information of
all stickler's for estate honor" and
Estate pride" we will just state that
Mississippi, has filled to carry out the
true doctrine ofRcpudia,ion, as man
ifested by almost every Government
in the world, or she would long since
have repudiated the Planters Bank
Bonds also, and perhaps this is The
grand cause Of her down fall iii the
intimation of those would be honest
estate honor and estate pride
men, they didnot 90 the "wholc beg
in roguery (; and consequently, they
arc small. contemplate thieves. The
State of Mississippi has simply refused
to acknowledge debt she never con
tracted, or authorized any one to con
tract for hei; ind Il e conscqat nee is
she must be stabbed through as
were, by every contemplate stump
orator, and office seeker in the coun
try s. that teoby men who advocated
and approved Of that unheard cf, ca
post .facto law--the Bankrupt Act
Why nearly every Government in tn
world have, or, are on the very ev
ofRepudiation, the United S atcS Re
pudiatcd her Continental bills, to a
enormous amount Great Britai
has Repudiated her honest debts =
different times, To the amount Of mi
lions. Spain has done likewise
France Rcpudiated $50, 100000, an
the time would be tedious 10 mentio
Austria, Holland, Belgium, Germany
who have all Regulated honest debt
contracted by themselves, according
to law; but Mississippi must be damne,
for refusing to pay an unjust debt.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-04-15
IoDnIMwrJ 0ATLD'


fVh Illh Hb7F'f'"N
Mn. ENRON,
n VIVA With exquisite
pnln, that I perceived 10 your pnpt
ol last SATURDAY, notice 81 lho Rfal'd
.yoyvg" al TIC fcmalo Academy,
Which, struck mo ~ u piece 81 Tie
inost lIngrml bombasl, ava lglspnf
adnIsllon that ever was oltfudcd 90
the aliend n of Any community
My expectations wcfe hlgh' ma
some ono would wfitc - very llnllet.
Ing description u the young Ladies
porlormanc >, which no doubt they
mcritcd, but after making all de
allowance lor IIc cxaegeration which
Is generally used when females are
spoken Of, they were certainly NOR
than realised by tho hypcrbolicol
STUFF that was employed TO accom-
plish il. II has seldom, ii ever, been
my lot to read such cxccrablc lus'
tan; the reptst il furnished your iea'
ders, was so nauscadug, lhdt they
were but too painfully conscious OF
existence, and almost wished them
selves really inscnsible of 1t.
The turgd diction of the piece has
an i'll effect on the muscles OF the
face, by causing the corners of the
mouth to be drawn down, a d the
point of the nose to turn up, VIII
what is comm ,nly He'd an expires.
sion of disgust, but when accompa-
MED by that lurking vaniy, which
would MT be concealed, it makes The
whole affair equal to and commcp'
,urate with the directions of the
pcdantic student to the hosiler, "625
ertricate that duped from tn
vehicl~, stabulate him SC.
Upon the whole, the product n
bespeaks a diligent perusal OF John
son and Webster, but a very Sigh
Acquaintance with Blair, and like
wise indetatigablc exeitions on the
part of the author, TO retain all The
bic words which those great masters
of language have given us. In short
we can truly say
uTo laugh, is want Of goodness and gracs
Yet to be grave, excel DIS all power OF lace
BOZ.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-04-15
GnNNllTS.

Since the commeGccmentvot the
Spring Couts, two c1nvicts ha occil
received into he Slaie Prison Charles
Brnic from Montgomery County, sem
lcncc 3 years---Nicholas Smith, Fl IN
Mobelc county, sentence Tor me.
There are now 80 convicts in the
State pri,oa-7 working at the car
iage aud wagon making business, 4
at the Tail1r'S, Bat the Blocksmiths,
at the Cooper, 9 at tie Cabinet
makers, 3 at the Turner's, and d at
the Shoe-makcr's, trade. One is
pan ing and one making cigars-the
her . are kept engaged at transact
ing all such business as Is required IN
nhcelbarrowng and waiting on the
others. Proper instructors are en-
gagged to attend to them, and the bus
ne s. transactions of the Prision are
going on very well under the charge
of the efficient Warden Maj. Hogan
rAE bama Times.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-04-15

OPINIONS OF GENEtAL CAss.-Wc
ment oned the other day that General
Ca had signlfed his intention ofbe.
ing candidate for the next Pres.
dcncy. The citizens of Michigan adj
dressed him Oh the subject, and the
following is that portion Of his reply
which goes to indicate his poliulal
opinions. It will be seen that he is
opposed to a national hank; that lie
lis in favor of law tariff for revenue
and to afford "incidrn'al protection"
to manuiacturs; hat the objects to
distribution of the public lands, &c.
lhese views are well enough, and
believing as we do in General Cas-
ahllitics as a statesman and warrior,
we shall feel proud to give him our
support, ware he nominated by 4
Democratic National Convention
The following are his opinions:
81 do not think that National
Bark should be incorporated in any
firm or under any pretancc by the
General Government. First, because
| have never seen in the Constitution
Of tie [ nit, d States sufficient grant
Of power FOR such purpose; and Sec
ond, because public opinion has pro-
nnunced sell, and | think Justly, a.
gainst any such institution. An al.
tempt to incorporate National Bank
ought to be met by the Presidential
veto, shu all that me sure be neces;-
AIRY to defeat it.
"2. | think it is the duty of The
general government to reduce its ex-
penses to the low, st amount, consist
antly with faithful discharge of it,
constitutional dupics. In the proper
alton Of a judicious Tariff to raise
this amount, it IS also its duty 10 al
ford incidental protection 10 those
branches OF American industry which
require it. An economical cxpendl-
ture, a tariff producing enough with,
the sales of TIE public land, TO meet
this;expenditure, and SO dcvided a.
mong the various ar, icies of importa-
ton, as to protect our own manutac'
turers by reasonable duties; and with
in these limits, a PRACTICAL application
Of the just principles Of fee trade 10
our foreign CONNER, e, seem to me 10
comprehend the ouilind of the duties
of the government OF the Unltea
States upon these diflicult' topics II
to This be added a sine. ar desire to
reconcile, as far as my be, locally
conflicting views by mutual conceS-
sions ofopiuions, and to adopt asystrm
which shall have stability enough to
enable the great Interests ofthe colln,
/ try to accommodate themsclvs tot 4
think the object which has been 50
long sought, will be as nearly attain
ed as the circumstances Of the count
4 ry will permit.
80. The public lands should, IN my
opinion, be appropriated to the supor,
Of the government of the UnlIeu
. States. and moi distributed among tHe
individual States.
"4..E think it is the duty of every
member Of the Democratic parry,
whom the partially Of his tr'eOos
may designate as a proper person 70
Till the office of President OF inc
United States, to be bound by no