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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-26
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Edmiston' s majority, I42.
Correspondence Of the Baltimore Republican Il Argus
NASHVILLE Nav 10. 1913
Lewis county
Brayton county

Correspondence Of the Baltimore Republican l. Argus
NASHVILLE, May 10, 1913
Messra Editors Thinking that some account of what
is Transporting this State might prove unuccept
able to you have taken this occasion 10 discharge the
promise | made you when last met; and for this
hasty and very imperfect letter, hope you will make
ali due allowance AZ this particular season OF the
year, city ls as usual rather quiet; there being no
matters other Than those of political nature, 10 re-
eve the dull ,cdum Of every day life. Ia the political
way can give you at this lime but a very imperfect
sketch having returned but couple Of days ago from
an excursion in the country. Our Democratic friends
are all in excellent spirits, and think that when the
election comes on, will turn out 10 man There has
certainly been great change here in our favor within
the past year.
Gen. Davidson, the Democratic candidate for Con-
gress and Dr. Peylon, the Wing candidate, addressed
respectable ussemblage Of citizens from Nashville
and Davidson counties, on Monday last. Gen. David
son opened the discussion in speech of upwards of
two hours 1t was most powerful address, and went
to prove, in most conclusive manner, the uncons'
tu,ionany of National Bank, and, viewing il in a
business point Of view, its utter ine1pedency. The
Wing policy, regards the Tariff, met no iercy al his
hands--thia he laid open to the eyes OF al-and sue
ceeded etfectually demonstrating its ruinous
tendency and direct opposition to the best interests OF
our country do not pretend 10 give even SYNOPSIS
of this eloquent and convincing address-to appre-
ciale it fully, yon should have heard ii.
DR.. Peyton followed; but more unsuccessful at
tempt Al reui1uoD " mas never oeeH my ioI " ihteh
to- II was uphill work with him all the time; and
sure his friends fsl, deeply his ritiable condition.
certain it is, iha, many disappointed Great eS-
ertions we're made 10 raise shout when Inc name 81
| Henry Clay proclaimed by the Doctor: but more
decided failure occurred this side oil Ethiopia.
Some dozen two voices exertin. themselves 10 tie
utmost tension of their suffering lungs were IN turn,
eecualy drowned by The hearty laughter OF The no.
nest Democracy Of the county
Gov. Jones health is rapidly improving, and will
be physically strong enough in short tine 10 meet
his competitor, Col Polk, on the stump; and be able
10 bear his defeat with "forlllude and resignation
The latter candidate will "go it with Perfec, ven
geance:"
Our venerable and beloved ExPresident, at the last
accounts vas in pretty good health and IN most e1-
cellent spirits God bIess him and may he yet be
preserved among rs for a long time 10 come.
have already, anticipate, respassed too much on
your time and attention, and, in mercy TO yourself,
will come 10 close When you next hear from me,
the Democrats will give good account OF themselves
Till ,hen good bye. Very respectfully your friend, &c
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-26

ST. LOUIS, Nay Is.
Col. Johnson left here yesterday according to pre-
vous arrangements. He intends 10 return TO Ken
lucky, ria Berville Edw1rdsvllle, Alton, Jackson
vile and Springfield, Illinois, and TerEe Haute in
Indiana. He expects be a. Springfield on Thursday
as if he could go through more than one campaign
yet. His visit 10 ST. Louis was highly gratifying 10
the old veteran, and cannot imagine how j, could
have been otherwise; for the people, without distnc
ton of party, turned on. with enthusiasm to honor the
old soldier and well tried patriot. He will visit the
upper counties in this State, time next fall, II
his private affairs wil! permit him 10 leave home, as
he has great desire TO see the interior OF Missouri
and 10 travel as far as our Western frontier.
Missouri Reporter.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-26
THE PGrslDENTIAL QUEsTIoN.

The Richmond Enquirer contains an address to the
Democracy OF the United States, upon The subject OF
the next Presidency, &c, &c. In relation TO the tine
fns holding the Convention and the position assumed
by the mother Of States Virginia, the Enquirer says,
&c, &c.
We agree with the Enquirer, that the sooner this
question settled, the better il will be 10 satisfy our
own party, and 10 silence The SCOTS and inlfsnes OF
the WLigs.-[.N York Ptebeiaa-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-26

BA.x OF THE V.LLEY.-At en- election for D:rec
tors Of The Bank of The Valley in Virgins, held al
the Banking House in Winchester on Wednesday the
18th inst, The following persons were elected Direc
tors on the par. Of The Stockholders:
1t Winekester-obed Waite, Daniel Gold, John Mil
Ter, A. s. Baldwin, and Lloyd Logan.
4, Choriestnun-T Thomas Griegs, Andrew Kenne
dy, John Stephenson, Richard Henderson, and G.
Beail
4, L.esbwg-John Janney, John J. Harding, Ha
milton Rogers, Robert l.. Wright, Henry 7. Harri
son..
q, Romney-David Gibson, vause For, lssac Pan
cake, Gsuei W. Blue, VIM. Vance
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-26

Several papers about the country are throwing on!
runors that Hon John NJ. Niles will resign his sea,
in the u s. Senate, on accoun, Of i'll health. Hls
health, for the las, few months, has not been good
but now rapidly improving; yet at no time has he
or his friends conte mpa.ed the necessity of such
STEP We have no doubt he will recover his usual
health and vigor before the meeting Of the next Con
prcss -telo Idcen Register.
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that Hnnsea,c vessels can load any where under he
provisions Of the treaty. abroad we'll at home
and the returns show that part Of the Hansca
tc tonnage which entered the I. S lS4 came from
other countries than Their ownprinc pally from South
America. Mexico and the Baltic Bremen vessels Also
sometimes take from the Hanse towns Of the Me
dttcrr7Te1n, thence 10 the L s. with produce of
HAT region, and thence home, any part o. The world
to", these advantages peculiar their condition
10 which these cE;erprisng people fairly entitled,
ana oil winch no narrow or monppoli2og policy should
seek 10 deprive them The main ore ig, the smaller
cost al winch they sail their vessels. The customary
rates of seamens wagrs in Bremen vessels is stated
not 20 exceed hive dollars per month, while American
seamen are paid from twelve fifteen dollars. The
monthly sailing expenses OF Bremen ship is supposed
not 10 exceed one half OF the monthly expenses oil
an American ship Of The same tonnage. Certainly,
TO these far advantages over others, (f low wages
are TO be regarded a6vantage,) IT does not
aecome Va, out OF OF liberaliiy, 10 add
others.
We canno,b buy cheap vessels in The Baltic and make
thrn American vessels. Oar navigation laws forbid
lh's WY should We allow To citizens oil other States,
,heh privileges which deny TO own 1t may le
added tina, the whole population Of Bremen ~ hardly
more than jD,00othat mus OF The capital of the city
IS employed in navigation, and that import duties are
very hight, believe only wbu. NAV be regarded as
charge Tor warehousng
Our existing spu.ations with these cities are
sided and partial in their operation They ought no,
to continue The power reserved in the treaty, OF
putns an end TO II after twelve years from It's date.
and on one years notice, ought,I my opinion, now
to be exercised, as more than twelve years have
pred the whole subject will then be open for new
negoc'alon, or for such provisions Congress may
fl, 20 adopt.
|, 10 no, unlikely that these small commercial repub
cs VOL one day find their position in the German Gus
toms Union IN which event, they would be embraced in
any commercial treaty which might exist between the
y. :. and lie g or so millions oil people comprised
within that Union
Tie following satisfies, compiled from the annual
statements OF the commerce ard navigation of the U.
States, will show the rapid increase OF Hanseaic ton
mage in our ports
Statement of the tonnage Of Hnnseatc vessels entered
and cleared in ports of the y. s., from 1880 TO 1910,
L,.L
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Statement showing the number and tonnage Of Han.
seattle vessels arrived at and departed iron ports Of
the u. S. during The yea. ending Sept 80, 1871, dis
iinruiehng the countries from, and to which they
resn5ctfully entered and cleared:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-26

Ratio Of foreign tonnage 10 American, as two and
one third 10 one, nearly.
Ratio Of imports in foreign vessels, 10 imports in
American vessels. as :! TO !, nearly.
OF the % foreign vessels, there
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-26

have similar table, respecting Imports INTO the
United States from the lanse Towns, for the same
YEAR with the comparative statements
STATEMENT showing the amour, Of imports from the
Hanse Towns into the United States, during the year
ending 3olh September, l94l, distinguishing Tue
amount brought; American and foreign vessels,
respectively, together with The number, tonnage,
and national character of said foreign vessels
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-26

These tables chow, that of the vessels entered from
the Hanse Towns, into the United States IN lSaI, W
foreign, and only 53 Amencan-and of the yes
sells departing from the United States TO the Hanse
Towns, 49, were foreign, and only 43 Americana
That The value OF the ndze, exported from the
United States 20 the lanseatc cities. So Les .i4b
IN foreign vessels, and onlr 81 :72 SO in American
ves.e!sand that of the amount in value of the imports
the United States, g., BIS brought by To-
reign tonnage, and no than S29S,5o7 by Amer
tonnage, being than seven 10 ore against
American navigation. Nor is this all. The Hanse-
alto vessels have several very strong Inducements TO
to the United States la the first place. they may
bring hither any commodities from any country, the
terms our own vessels.
In The second place, they have great advantages in
engaging for the portation of the crowds OF emf
grants, who leave Germany and Switzerland every
year for the United States, amounting sometimes to
fifteen thousand, IN single year, from Bremen alone.
Making these profitable voyages they afford
taae retain caTgoes 10 port Q. Europe, into which
they may re admitted, at low rates OF freights. They
are, therefore, able TO underbid vessels
nave II, good authority, that of the tobacco
shipped from Baltimore, for come years past, say
thirty thousand hogsheads annually, seven-eighths
have been exported Bremen vessels and your very
respectable citizen The Collector of This port, has,
my request furnished statement of the ports of
bacco from this port 10 the Hanse Towns for lS4l and
1912
EXPORTS or ToBacco from Baltimore to Bremen, and
the other Hause Towns, FOR the years l.4l ana
lci2 VIZ
In lSil, 1897 hhds Val. $50, Gal
In 1912, 1898 hhds SI7 SCI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-26

L. S 20 the l!anse Towns, during the year ending
30th September, ioil v.,.o
oil vb,,, and other fish, l,4io,5l5 CALLS S4l9,iG7
Iyh,Ishono GI5 gIS los $4,000
O,k hs,t and other dyes, 23,o46
Tar and pitch oo oos' 1857
S ss"sn a an1 , ,n,p 1s5, l6a
p,ca 10 ~ ,;s,ces 270,2sl
Co,,aa r A, ~ lbs. 672 673
Tobscco a;.-,l7 hhds, 2,l75 1863
Tobacco, manufactured !'7'lsl lbs 2G,2oa
Snr+ Sd. ~
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II. CLAY,
Y. ftIcNpt

The fourth Article os Size same convention provides
that any vessel shall 5e regarded lanseallc vessc
which owned BY HanseGtc citizen, and of winch
the master and ihrse-tourihs oil The are, also
Henseatic citizens, or subjects of The cYniedeGa;et
States of Germany. Ent the vessel may have been
britt any where, without injury 10 her national cha
racer
Citizens of these republics may buy vessels in Nor
way, Sweden, or else where, wherever they can buy
cheapest and such vessels become al once Hanseatic
vessels under this convention.
Tins matter OF Importance to c! these ports
which are not considerable ship building ports The
merchants OF The place buy their vessels already
Quilt. The Government Of the L. ). agreed 10 This
stipulation, although the cautious example OF Emnland
before il, bg the English convention vita the
republic, years before il rfGaie,. thai
sells should have been bat OF the republics.
well as owned BY its citizens order 10 be regarded
HaGseatc vessels
In consequence of OF, convention Of lo27, the
her of American vessels entering The por, OF Bremen
has vastly fallen IF; and in some years has bceu as
low as twenty-five. To show this falling of Of
tonnage and the increase Of Bremen tonnage, may
be stated, the, from lc2U 1880, ve-sevenihs OF the
arrivals IN Bremen from the L. States were American
vessels, and two seventies Bremen: from 1881 to 1856
three sevenths American, and four seveuihs Bremen
and from 1886 10 10 one fifth American and fur
fiiths Bremen.
have a staienen; Of the amount of exnorls from
the u s. 10 the iiaEse Towns, in 1911, and the ma
tonal character OF the vessels, transporting sach tx
ports and their respective numbers aud tonnage
STATEMENT showing the amount Of expor,s fran Tho
IT, S to the Ranse Towns during the wear 1911
Distinguishing the amount exported IN American and
Foreign vessels respectively, together with the nam
ber tonnage and national character of said foreign
vessels
Value Of foreign merchandise exported in
American vessels sos 900
In foreign vessels 55l4l
Total S450o6l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-26

Ratio Of foreign tonnage TO American as 81 10 !
nearly. . :,
y TOD nearly
~, ,h - ,o,s;.o vessels there were
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-09-01
Bef annt ma 6unaeu.
Geutlber 2lnileolun98perein bon Samt[ton
9Ountn. ShlD.

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lit Scpa coer Bisfonln sefanft tperben oate, weldes
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Gin flafIt16er Drudf Bier. Sn enter
8erltner 3eMn9 itebt ,8eonbers fterben jest Diele
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uno bate Den Soroeraten cine be0euteuoe Wtaht in
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FORM OF SUPERVISORS CERr1F1cArE,
Stark county Ohio - Township 7o1o
hereby certify that -- has nerG,rnood I.Io.
under my direction in district number - in said
ownshp between the | st day of April and the 8, or
OCTOBER 1913 to the amount Of dollars c.e
nd - mills 10 apply to the payment of road t.~
charged against him for the present year.
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quo for's Sfttee @anton.2 ''''''
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90 a 6 fra 9 e II.

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ltlften QSr tpnHen ntd)t be9refeu> ,pas ce1e neue
9eitltcbe c5urlSoctiOn beBen oQ. Warum miro @opel
nd)t Dem @rtmnal 8eb6roen uber9eben ? Nbil. Dem
Selb It nj r ,. Cine Vidodme DifreD, cine Heut:
lte, tarb am 5re,tas slbeno in Oeep 2)Srf an Sit
oeN ic aus 0ram Iber tbren Wann, Der ud,t ME ebr
NIT tbr lebte, 9encmmen bate.
Ser t il mme elteree d1 nam. Der eeid
nam zines Oeutlden tpuroe flratd, nabe 8uffo(D am
losenanntcn motaniihen 9teleroat ooreefuuoen, gr
par 10 BON Hauboo8eln serhadt, oas ei,e oprttoe 3e
tun9 a9t es ie n9ts mebr an bm fennt(it eetpe|en,
ais oas 9aar.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-09-01

|Sdosmetiter6 SfRce> eantOn "'' sV""'9
Jult H., 1S43.
q .. We9n1ei(ter Ino aufgeforbert beu getroo ter
Saren, wed)e ourd 9lrbeit beSablt wurben in ibren
eerttEeaten gu pec'fciren> e ,pe aud bic 0enner oeS
0ttrtft6 uno 2aunIbips> no unb gu melher Belt bic
elrbeit 9etban wcroen, an5u9eben. e''
hereby certify hat- performed labor in dis,r;n,
No,---on the public highway between the Is, of A.
pr and Is, OF October, 1913 in decharge of his road
tax to The mount d.
D9~ Die Soften Specie5ahleuoer 8aufeu BON Obio
weroen fur Saren anseupn1meu, unb feline onbere.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-09-01
SQre1l fir 1913.

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uern BON Start @cuntY Se9eben oaB id anfantp mrs
DC, bic Goren beia9ten @cuntDs fir oas Sabr tuuerO
III bem 3pede { e [ b It coer me II 9 eputirte"
eeineu Gag in jeoem Iaun1bie, an oen semSbnltden
QBablp6bel pDu 10 llbr 0crmitta9s bis llbr gad,-
mitaqs seu ,peroen, nm & re II BON Denjeuioeu iii
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