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The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-09-28
WV. HEB'T. FLETCHER.
New Harmony, Ia. Sept. 23d, BIB.

WHICH Is THE BANK PARrY2-l.ci the re-
cords answer. During the iwelss years Of
the Monroe and Adams Adm nissraiou, when
the aBaak party" had the coatol, there
were chartered in the Uaiied saie22 baaks,
with an average capital Of S3,Oo0Do. Du-
ing the Il years Of Jackson and Vn Baren's
Administration, when iho ~No Bssk party
was in power, $50 banks were chrercd in
the Union, with an aggregate 'aptal Of
1858 100000. SO much Cor tho sincerity
Of the party that proicsscd to be opposed to
eli banks.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-09-28

sincE instructed her delegates e for Col
John n. South Carolina, ancil OF tie
seve, States. Is for Mr. Calhoun. iay fur
,her out of seven States that gaylr. Van
Buren their votes, three have che their
Delegates. One Of them, New Hpshire,
for DE-. Van Buren,, while South Cana and
Arkansas are agaist him. Under is as
peel Of Mr.. Van Buren's prospecis,o one
in his sober senses can senouslpiRk Of
ieoparding the Democratic party a him
again. There are. however, somets Of
the bosom an51old Official friends Or.
Van Buren, MT deserves the s7ongbpke
of the partv.r .IMlufeao the recennove-
ments in Syracuse. ehch Vanssen
State as New York, State so soun'beat-
enin 40, ought 40 waji .paiiently al hear
somethise fromihs 6staiss that will hap car
rytbehominee Of Tie National Comtion.
kSous can believe when the incation
h&As again, that Mr.. Van Buren, Carnage
fie thineen thousand majority in histaie.
Before they could have rejected MVan
Barren they must have duly considd his
case ;after having appealed totheif ~sr Sc
cond thoughts, Thirteen thousand oftpeo-
pie of his native State passed judnent
against him. Is il likely that they v re-
cant and 60 Cor him9
This experiment has Just been 4 in
Tennessee by Gov. Polk, Mr.. Van ba's
great champion in that State and the pie
vetoed the proposition Of reinsi aiing aIect.
ed lxecutive-espccially at The next &c
ton after his election. Gov. Polk hbui
few thousand 10 change; but he wassat
On more signally than al his FIRST rejecii-
In New York Mr.. Van Buren, has the or
nous majority Of $4,000 to change. en-
men have thus recently expressed theiol
emu opinion they win not cut up their "a.
Immediately, and that, 100, without anyw
cause shown.
shall close this lefire, wiis the sml
protest against the Democrats ola Staie1'
were beaten 1900 with Mr. Van Bur0
their head, attempting again 10 palm !
routed candidate upon ,us as Che leae
General Of the Democracy. They waE
man who has not YET been wounded in
race; and the party viii have sach a on
defiance Of the petty antiques Of bro
down and lrodden under loot corps Of pd
cal hacks, who are now bnsily trying 70
the party into the nomination Of Nj. Van
rem, IN the hopes of bis succeeding, that {
msy al be reinsialed in their Offices.
Syracuse Convention had no right 20 e
delegates; and the protested Democrats,
desire TO have the voice of The Denoc
fresh from the people Of each District.
not allow themselves 10 be luslried Ia /
holy purpose of giving US a candidate
we can carry beyond all doubt. The ID
ocacy win not have a candidate whose vi
pathway would be Uttered with the rel;S
former defeat.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-09-28

~CTlON m MAINE.-Tbe scatter
Ing CO. Gosoruot arc 80 numerous that
ii - probable there Is no election blythe poo
pls The vote Cor he abol.toa ticket has
greatly Increased tnes last year, and many
locos,co votes havc been gwen CO Mf Kav-
ss.-sa. ne acting Governor, who h under.
s.rod - b = Candidate.
IN many ofshs iowns there les been no
s. Representatives.. and Only ahoat
tFrniY oui II ID, ihisiY-ons members o. the
Senate aro elected b ihs people. The re-
seli ~ he Congressional election Is IN
knovu NJ Dunlapia ecriaialy elected IN
a. = aberlasdtFItiei, bui several disuic,.
tase l,ilsdia. clccsiag either of heir eandl.
49,
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-09-28
THE STATE OF WIsKoNlN.

Gov. DOiy, Of Wisconsin, has sued his
proclamation, rocising that there 70 60,00O
people IN tho Touiiov-thai thy have a
night 10 form a State Govemment-and that
the Legislature has taken no siepo ascer-
tain the sense Of the people on ihi subject
--bc therefore directs vote 10 bssaken Of
thoso Cor and agains, Sutc Government, "a
ascertain the sense Of the peoplcpheiher i
II sxpodi eui 20 call a convention . form a
constitution.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-09-28

01-TeIl Yankee that II Is Impossible 70
do any thing, and be win be sure 70 try /.
o'e, hearing the old sdge that 'itis impor
blelo make whistle out Of pig's TAIL
procured one, and sinpFrd Of The whole skin
Alter the same was saaiciendy dried in the
nun, he found no difficulty in fitting mouth
piece AGO. and nov IL squeak mos, ppthsfe-
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-09-28

81 cmfs, ,ha new Edilor Of no Cresn.
eassis Tisitsr. raises lhe name of HrxHr
e. aihe bad q he columns and In do
las - sakos occasion % speak Bis sentiments
n fasof q the Great Esissn sasernan.--
We ssHaes he fliowlnr.-
There u, sous, soncihlne nninasinV IN
lbaa aaglng - ihe bfreso ne broad banner
~ ias Nhlfs, . BE- sssiiinoi and horne ,lol,
Oh he eallahg .stnl a. Henry Clay From
oprsalfs c1'lectian. Re lna presented
hIrlielf 10 oJin'nd az che coasomnsilfa 81
~ - s.aieaaan - poli,ician.-
Cited wilma m'.f vlroio,is. unshacklsd. orr
r'nsl I'd rol1und, snd hcat.ysmed by
lethals 81 osef.d1n.ne and Comprehensive
llaisa bnpy. ihe cnffani ofhla holeiilo has
oae. no coninned, gigantic escfdon In The
r.nNa ufhuman liberty and les.siance 10 arb.
parl cover Itnay D. safely ueiruaod that
aaf 90 iusianca ~ IT, log and bfillanf ca
IHtl gan.be ponies oui. ahoroin Ne Wa
fpd 81 The a'ds a fo0sl aeaiusl light
lf't. aIoag aeaiass '.s vsakn
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-09-28

The PosT-OFFIcE EsrABLLsHMExT.--Th
progress Of this branch Of The public service
Is illustrative Of the rapid growth ofthe coun-
Try and the extension Of the resources Of our
people-their means of Communication, ia
ielligence, the advancement Of popa'siioa,
and the settlement Of the different sections
ct the Union. The following table will show
this PROGRESS.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-09-28

THE TARlFF.--we verify believe the
Ire loeos 70 be iho greatest raseals in chris
,endon They ulli steal she coat of your
haeh md -buse you a. ibe same silac iof No,
o'Isrinf tl,om better oae. They are hard
80 70 deal with, and Go ourseil. We hevor
tnoa Aoe l0iako Them. Tho Plusburgh Nom
nc Pest. I.oeofoco papei, seeing The blcss.
"a. he great wing measure scsued over
ihe ..ole face 81 Agricultural, Mechanical,
snd Mauufas.anng Peunsylsania, thus cool
y Chains las credit Of j., Coz ne .coioco
rrYi
-rr pcnty has reinipel 70 ca. coanty.--
'Fhess-s--ts ~ sss.shrs~n lavn procured en-
iutr eIasrnef q. .an 4 Inrt. r. &
1.nf - caif.si Dsuosfasci.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-09-28

NAsHfNGruN, ce- lin.
write you now TO say that Esha Whit
lessy, Auditor ofthc Post Office Lpaument,
bas resigned, 70 take oiect some me during
The m6nih, AZ the pleasure Of thd'Tcsideni.
Hisresirnaiioni i the result u an iiefferonce
on The part OF Dir Tyler with hii Air. VS.,
rights, VIZ. IN rtu,9ying a good clsk BY the
name Of Whofion, spmc ten daysinco and
the appointment 81 q ID. Rose, from Va,
who has been a hanger on Coz ofiip ior some
two years, Il $500. e200 NOR pam d.
Whorion's salary, whicv~s deT1dro from
the rule thar bas hitherto pfcvana in that
Office, Z .chs.nile h, 10 subsiant, that al
clerks uiAi cozz IN AZ $1,000, orlbi excoc-
ding .hsbnnm. O. wait their iurnbf promo.
ton, priority Of time gorssaing. am in-
formed thai Mr. Whiiilesey pseped his re-
signation more than week sinctSti al tic
Urgent solicitation ofthc y. N. Gcrfal, cen
scnfcd 20 bold i undl ~ could bee an 10.
teryiow with ihe President IN Folapn 70 H.
Tho p. ~. General has returned, md from
the ihcs that NJ. " persists IN hlfesgna-
li0n, Il j. Presumed TIE President ssnld not
rsceds. This act cannol bot e1slfilt Whit.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-09-28

aalli BUTT IS ipa - ~ oEpecisi ~hcl
es roarcd that hiiio iarr % 10 eaies-
go sa,r ere rar.'r- e n y, ed
sa.eA - publ So g ~ r.as VI hope.
cr. ihs resmps will not csuyu1 II our
,handel -lsal thoy vii leave - National
Bank At any aie--and. BY the By, since this
b u Tarih - a t.ocofoeo measure, Il
- truss. BE- lot alone Al tho nsxi ses-
SION
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-09-28

MR. VAN buren, followingscraP
Of political history we copy from the cores
pendent Of the MadisOnian, under the date
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-09-28

VIRGINIA LESIsLATURE.-Tho
piebmond Wig Classics Che members elect
y .lss rpinis Legislature az iollo~s.
srxArr. IIorsr.
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AGENCY AT WASHINGTON.

A MOS KENDALL and JOHN f. KENDALL.
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