Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-04-28

- ~.' %" we Shall ca. MI
just Pretext can be had for such a co '.s'
simultaneously with the offer tn ~ ,s"ik n
again as an integral part Of Me,i.o ';s'N
tile invasion Of our Territory a, Co,n,'n "a by
TO enforce the terms, we supposs rI' oans
be promptly rejected-,he iavads,, ,. ne' aa
aud the terms we have to offer eufo,sap% 1 !:
manner, but more efec.uaIIy." ''A
Cow. MACKENZIE AND PsrsIpr,r r..
The President has caused the proc.sH isa-
the Court Martial to b. published oss;s
the Madisonian of the 18Th. The .nss
closes with the following paraora rJ''s Se
shows that John Tyler had nei,he, EN-, II. Nas
TO undertake to reverse the verdict, No, H., a"''
es'y 10 approve it like man :-rNo P''
las these charges involved the IL. =" =,
accused, and as the finding is in hi, 6,m
is entitled TO the benefit Of it. as in ,h s' w.
goos case Of verde, of not puiI,v h. sa
civil court. and there is no power Will. ;s"
cons'itu,iona'ly deprive him Of thai bsssa
The finding. therefore, is simply cons.~.
aud carried into effect withou, any eynr.'s
of appreciation on the par, of the p,,;S.~
no such expression being necessary"
Reputation IN FLoRruA.-The sso,.
the Louisiana Legislature have iolss,s.
postponed the repudiaing resolutions lhas,
been passed by the House. In the ol.r
them they passed another set. which wen.
on the table in the House. These resomi,
recommend the justice Of aaordue even
ciIlty Tor the collection of the debts B,
holders OF the bonds and guarantees. and
pose that should it become necessary to h
tax for the liquidation Of the bonds. that =,
tax should be levied on the s.ockhoIde,, Old
banks. They insist, however, ths! the Tn
!orlal Government being unde, the Gspsa
Government, has not the power 10 pIeda
faith, like an independent and sovereign 81,
Tor the payment Of the debts of an, corpn
ton that may have been chartered by her.
Col. Johnson arrived a, Na,chez on ,h.n,
inst, aud was received with great enhus,,
The reception is described as very bdIuI
affair. and was conducted wi,hou, Of pam
Co'. Bingaman, distinguished Wig,
dressed the veteran hero, welcoming him
the city 10 the name Of all its Inhabitants, C
J. left on the 18Th.
Prescribing PRoscRlpTIoN.-rhe Kcnlud
Gazette states that Joseph FickIin, Es,
we!'-tried and competeu. man, was rsns
from the Office of Postmaster at Lexng,a
The instance Of Mr.. Clay. Mr.. FrShh
been restored TO the Office by the Plesila
aud the Gazette remarks:
4" Mr.. Tyler appears now to be intent
carrying out the original principles ofWh:
gerry. He is prescribing proscripioa' \
moving none for reasons merely political d
restoring those who have heretofore spsn
Tor entertaining Democratic opinions. Aas
this point he occupies impregnable gsua
Tor ne can abnndan,Iy justify himsefbyrs
Ilng to all the opinions Of all the Whlc
1870"
A friend Of ours, travelling to New 0daA
walked up 10 a curious looking old chap a'
ting alone in the bow Of the al, and IsuaIl
I'd. . Where are from my friend !" 'Inm
Illinois, Well, are you going TO npudaa'
there IN Illinois as they do down here r'Hh
no.. said the old Sucker, Il don't think "
shall repudiate exactly as they 10 dosnm
we owe, they tell me. abou. twenty mlAlaa
and reckon, by waiting ill our bonds g'l
be worth but five cents in the dollars, We %
borrow million and pay off the whole
lhen we shall have to repuderats only Tho "
ion. We cant think Of such thing "Nf
1erating the whole twenty million. 'a'
God, we Suckers have some honest!.'-L"
Journal.
By an arrival at New Orleans, ia's'I'::!'a
has been received Of the consunnal00 :"
revolution in ST. Domingo. The losO'SS f..
lad full possession of the Island and r j..
ie Boyer had taken refuge on board az u ~
ish vessel. There were no banks III c n'',
Ind no elasticity or strength in tho v',t,
nent. The people were driven INFO fe0'''
~ their sufferings.-Mo. Reo''sf.
GEN. JAcKsoN.-I'he old hero na'
'ered seven,y-six years on the 10" ",
March. The Nashville Union says An
'ealsh is good, his spirits cheerful s u".,.
enter,ains his friends with all l''a' ''.
ali,y and cheerfulness for when ~ ,s
emarkable in the meridian Of hts I .r1,s
.HoRRID MURDER.-Mr. and Mrs. NV W.
IS, residing at Versailles. Illinois ~ ~
% miles from Peoria. were moIu':..
he night Of the 9Th inst. by 'ns| "h
on. The son was maniac. and nav y
onfined in a small house near the u
yelling. During the night nc :;
'ose and the father, whilst endea'"ll
} secure him. was beaten 10 dea'n'
'rwards he seized an axe and enOYf
is mother TO peices. A younger ,O' -
aped. The maniac was capturep :
corning and put in close conhne"s''.
The Legislature Of Pennsyl'an" >.
ncer discussion on the 18th inss'' III
tion TO expel MCGOWAN. the n' '.,s
no stabbed the editor Of the hsj,
, the floor of the House. A mOa ,.;a
Institute /" reprimand" for "exr ~ b
as voted down-Ayes 81. noes ~ ~
the members then presented 70 'ns M,C1
II letter Of resignation from MI. :" ~
d thereupon all further proceeding
spended.