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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1843-10-13
Cniial News.

The following letter, which appears ia the Chi
cago Democrat Of Wednesday, we think must pu,
TO rest all doubt as to the success of our commits
sioners in negotiating the loan. Part of a letter
from another individual in New York (said TO be
Arthur Bronson) giving similar intelligence to
that in the letter below, is published in the Chica.
80 Express Of Tuesday. 1t may be- as the Ex.
press suggests, that the agcn! spoken of below is
sent to examine the security offered for the Loan :;
but, doubtless, il he approve that security, he will
have power to enter into arrangements to COM
mence operations on the canal.
NEw YonK, Sep. 90, 1913.
Col Wenhcorth--I have it from undouhted au-
thority, that the commissioners sent out to neuo-
tiate the canal loan, have succeeded in inducing
certain capitalists TO send out an agent to enter
into the preliminary arrangements .or the recon-.
meDcement Of the work.
expect them here on tho 4lh of October; and
know that, when all tho difficulties which they
have encountered are set forth, your constituents
will give them a hearty welcome aud the credit
which is their due. Truly yours,
WARD b. BURNETT.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1843-10-13
LrwIsrowN, Sept. %, 1913.
" IHoIuUS EDrH.

= TT wv
10 ms Erc6Heacy Thomas FWd:
We, the undersigned, democratic citizens of
hewistown, feeling deep interest in all that may
Affect Us in political point Of view, have heard
with regret that YOU are, while holding the office
OF governor, making all the appointments devolv-
ing on you by the constitution and laws of the
state with reference to your election to a seat in
the United States senate when your present term
ofoticc shall expire, Iisuch is no, the fact name
ly, that you are not candidate for a seat III the
United States senate, we think the publication OF
the fact would he satisfactory to your friends.
We have the honor to be, dear sir,
Yours most respectfully,
=. & d. EVANS,
J. SOLOMON,
y. BEADLES.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1843-10-13

Learning is obtained only by ubor-it cannot
be bought with money; otherwise the rich would
uniformly be intelligent. Learning regards all
men as equal and bcsows her treasures on those
only who deserve them. Let the youth of the
rich end Opulent think of this
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1843-10-13

1t having been charged in various quarters that
Gov. Ford made all the appointments jevoIying
upon him by the constitution and laws Of the state
with an eye to his elevation to the L. s. senate a,
the expiration Of his present term of office, several
citizens of Fulton county, desirous of knowing the
truth or flsly of the charge, thought the matter
Of sufficient importance to address the governor
communication on the subject, to which he availcd
himself Of the earliest opportunity to reply. The
correspondence is given below. The governor, as
might have been expected, meets the charge with
an unqualified denial.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1843-10-13

Aa0ihr Wentworth in the Fie1ii-Tho Doyes.
town (Pa.) Democrat says the Office of the We
mango Democrat was entered on the night of the
23d ult, and the focrum post and lever of the
press were carried off, which has caused the sus-
pension Of the paper The business of stealing
printing presses is becoming quite fashionable,
aud is another evidence of tho degencracy of the
times, for man that will steal press is wicked
enought to kiss another mans wife, Amthe, Coli
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1843-10-13

/ The candidate for congress, nominated by the
wings of Allegheny CO., Pa, has written letter
against General Jackson in which the following
extract occurs:
| As to the old man Of crime. he will soon be
| called to his account-and long account it will
be. His ray less sun will soon he sct-his wither-
ed laurel will be placed on his bier, but no sprig
of il shall ever grow vcrdant on his grave.
"lf tho niamy of this man, says the Lancaster
(Pa) IntclIigcnccr "could be remembered as long
as General Jackson's bravery and patriotism, his
descendants would go i'll mourning to the tenth
gcneration!'
Ta,, BUen IA OhiO.-"Sixty counties of Ohio,
saws the Columbus Statesman, "have resolved at
their conventions, that Martin Van Buren, is their
first choice for the next presidency, and not one
vet expresscda preference for any other candidate
There are 70 counties in the state. 10 have
not yet expressed an opinion, that we have no.
,iced" Ohio is managed by the politicians, the
opponents Of Mr.. Van b. will perhaps tell US, and
it is true though not in the sense they would have
us understand it. The people Of Ohio aro al po-
litcians, as good republicans should be.
DR.. w. lIerschel has discovered that the mix
ing of nitrate of silver with hyposulphate of soda,
both remarkably bitter substances, produces the
sweetest substance known.
Getting DcSpoaie.--The editor of the Baton
Rouge (La.) Gazette talks thus to his delinquent
subscriber:
"MoSEr.--lf any of those who owe this Office
have any money, OF can get any, honestly or dis
lhonc.tly-righteously or unrishteously by work
theft or murder, we wish to share it with lhom
The article is necessary 10 our gctoongatvcness.
very energetic Methodist preacher in Arkan-
sas is collecting funds in aid of tho Missionary
Society He takes pigs and poultry, and. 1t is
said meets with large encouragement.
! 16bdcco and Opium.-Graham recently stated
in lecture before the citizens Of Haverhill that
in proportion to the decrease Of ardent spirits
through the aid of the Washng,onan movement,
the use OF tobacco aud opium had increased
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1843-10-13

An able statesman out Of business, Ike a huge
whale, viii endeayor to ovcrturn the ship unless
he has an empty cask to play with.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1843-10-13
JOSEPH TODD. cor. sec.

Praising Babiss.--A contemporary re-
MARKS that people who are resolved to
please always, at all events, frequently
overshoot the mark, and render them
selves ridiculous, by too forward an exhi-
biiion of their good nature: as an illus
tra,Ion he gives the following incident
A lady visiting at friends house, one
morning, ran to the cradle as usual to see
the fine boy. When she entered unfor-
tunately the cat had the baby's place
but before she could discover the differ
ence, she with uplilled eyes and hands
cried out, 'Oh, what a sweet child the
very picture of its father =
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1843-10-13

The wings will miss the United States
Bank in the next campaign. They will
miss the money they squandcred in the
last one. They will miss that credulous
confidence which then believed their
promises, and will believe them no more
and let them struggle ever so much to
carry the election-they will miss their
object. Coos Democrat.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1843-10-13

DR.. w. lIerschel has discovered that the mix
ing of nitrate of silver with hyposulphatc of soda,
both remarkably bitter substances, produces the
sweetest substance known.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1843-10-13

A very energetic Methodist preacher in Arkan-
sas is collecting funds in aid of tho Missionary
Society. He takes pigs and poultry, and, 1t is
said meets with large encouragement.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-09-28
HONOR 10 TuEuONoRAnlF

in iHfl, ssys sc Boston Atlas. ne uasrcan.
ale hoa~e of SHeigon, brethefs 81 Co. fatied.-
fhsy compounded shsif debts 81 90 per cent,
snd toek feeepts 30 iaii. n. s. shslion died -
lhflo 3 shelton Esq., tas surviving partner. en-
faxed in nsw cntetpfise. ffos'denea favored
bian. aad he has go ~ example " young men,
aalth oushi 81 be remembered.
The AtIae sayss
b. BE- neu culerpfse, wc are happy 20 say, he
has been pfespelnus-aud that De- has made q
mosi henefabls uE- % hi- prosperity. On rucs
aai Ass. as alaas . new dividend amoar all
be creditors % tssnfY-urs per csnf. uppn fhs
fu'l aulosnt ~ their eancelled demands asainst
ths iufinef hfn-payinW oat 90 them ne urarc-
gale snm 90 iefiy thousand dutlafsi ior which
thty bad 90 legal eiatnis whatestr. This pay-
msni VS. entirely ~ lantary 81 his peri. and 81
has btcn naade not only 10 individual erodi.
iufs. Nui ln snme distances ~ rich eorporau ons.
~ benz iar lose waaid not have been test.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-09-28

POThrCEs.-ii - l78 yeas siase potatoes
wffs hfst introduced IN Eafap- IheY were
hFaurai lfein aaata .Seuth Amttiea, anu ~
lfaducsa lnfe lfclaui in 1855 81 CartIiawk iHs.
ID tie ftirn of Qnesa EH1ahefn. q issaid they
esfr hfsi plsatel 81 sr Wa'fsr Raleigh. was
han az tsaic vs. ifeIand. After he bad planted
ias ffsi rafsiu.s tIie stalks grew 49, 4nd ~ pef-
ssIrsl ufsn ths sfsal a green a9glr .us tisnElt
q aas the Ifnif e4ie.i hf 4tt ~ iicl Of btiur
nnicl ias ssrts. iis raused ssnu % these APP
pies fo Be- bpilfdt tui hndnx them naaaaaas -
She taste, aa eeae'afei ae bad isst be iabtr.
and iof saHe tine taeullt ~ more 81 i4a pets.
tees. hewstcf. btfinr sHas tluuu alie- given
aIfecunns thsf fae Nfoand saauld - deg ~
plonsd. % bic vsfY treat sufpfss he iauad a
pIsntiaf efep ui iflii. wAich proved most gale
lui a. ihs ttsfe. Tbsy soon aet inf ase and
became he piineipal toad q ths lfisa pssaa-
tfy.
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rim Cnrwtna NrerL--A mysterious
Circumstance oreuucd en- ihe shores az
Nd, lsiand about he year 100. which
sauscd mach reuark and speculation az he
usne AMI llle mystery connected eilh tlo
incideui has uot bcen explained - this
DAY.
t.ifls uac picsslni morning in autumn,
vessel was seen 81 che good honest 'n.
hshiianls 81 ihc Island 81 Rhode Island stand
lag IN undsS pfes of sail toVsrds Nafu-
fsnscu Bay. i vas q s1usFe rfged vessel
sd az she apwuaced ihr shore mtny cnuicC.
tuf-- Hcfc made respecting herchsfecler and
name. AZ lonrlh she was fccorhised IS
brig. belonging % Ncwpou, which vas ex-
pecscd from knRland about thai tine. About
eleven O'Clock, a D., sbe Ind approached
vcry near thc Nland. add many Of The ish,b-
iianin rad r.fIclod On the seach 10 welcome
hnr safe feiAin. and cheer her aa Abe passed
alonk. The course az ths vessel was onward.
directly iou1ts the shorc. aud wi,eu the aux-
ious people expected 20 see her kept OF Toe
wind, and sieaf In lhc direction 81 The lagtor,
A. tl.sir snrri.e and alarm. they iound lhsi 40
change was made IN Der course, aud not a
aal was iaken Ia.
Tlav hallrd her. Bat received no answer.
They psociaifard her dagger. and warned
llaoso o. be1fd 10 change her course, of the
vessel wouldA Wreckeds but even this could
elicit No scplY. Il was then fcmsfkcd, much
10 he conservation of The assembled island
sru. thst not asoul could Be seen upon hor
decks. No human power seemed 70 direct her
moiions, and IN = icw minutes the vessel
struck the teach within half dozen rods Of
tbo wondering crowd.
ahe va boarded Immediately b. men
earur 10 lrafu The causo q this strange pro
escdinn They lomd q ffo still burning IN
thacamhoosc, tho kettle On, and engagements
inside apparently ior breakfast. The table ir
the cabin vas 81. a. " Cor the officers, boz
no person was found on board. The onll
living thing visible, vus a slut, with a lite
Of puppies The long boat was missing, ans
had racanfly been hoisied out, as vas evi
dent 81 lllo tackles On he yards, bulihe bag
fart IT 40 cree and officers had no, apps
feuay bcan disturbed, andtho vessels paper
andthe captains writings we're al found Il
regular oder The questions were aske.
whore afo "a crorsl Why did they leave ih'
vuuuofl Bot shtso questions have never ye
hpsu satisfactorily ns4weIed. None of a.
,erew of fhaf vessel were soeuof heard ofirou
that tmol
Conjsciurs. Of course, has been busy 2
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-09-28

Have sea ever heard ~ the meeting hefveen
Cnl 81. end rfesidsat Tyler, Lord Aaaburion.
.nd M. Webster. On che race ceurEe g ~ ath-
lnntau Cas-. ~ wa know. is fhc wheel hulse
81 DtmDcrscv n the Cd Hanover, aud bad ssr-
soi macy yssrs with NJ. Tyler in the Leris-
l.,urc. aud for him had graie fonlnrss. whiea
vas not ses back anf hY the vetpcani the hank
ni.is. incA oecured just before she meeunr /,
which design RELAXING. We'll, 30 seems the
thc President. Lord A. aud Sir. Wrbsfsr were
shading scar boufh. whsn Col. w cane up.
..llrlio. IFicr.~ SAYS lhe Cslonei, LAT yenr uid
n sks.-dunkinE up evcrythiugl' tlY sc BY.
Nr. Tyler though not disciple 81 faflrr
Mathew. - very tsrnperate gentlsman Dr..
i Virr. 90 cheek MN. a. once 30 n Slow manuef
feplird-~C-l. " lee nir tutroducc yes lssfa
Ashbufion.- atofd Hell - exclaimed ihs Col
WHY. We arr Ell l.oris. Marquiscs snd bukrs
r. ttis caanfrFir Wfhsfer fhou-ht q - b. -
time iaf ban 3, Goa -. SAYS he-'.Cpi w.
yaa will had saaie whiskcy ia that deeanfef.f
p5iauas tsslc -o1 yss.'' safs Co. w iet sou
I'D Yapksss nioae Cor smelling oui aaythins
that . go8dn
ITALY yours. ~.
N. Y. spiut q toe Times.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-09-28

A rLAsugos BoTB yogR HousEs.-The veteran
Of the Richhond Inquirer. alarmed by-.tte SIR
rag bEsie reics n me n.osfsr ntsa" as he calls
Mr. Clay sChambersbargh Letter exciaims 20
the CaikoGn aud Van Buren, wings Of the Loco
fc-o Army.
~Nlli yei siiil encourages this FoRNIDABLE EsH-
~ - youf insane divisonst \ plague on both
yom houses. say We. rather than beeoule the VIC
q ~ - Hsary Claym
Does MOI the Inquirer mean by this -sgive rs
laird mun-Gen. Cas- iorins,anee,-sincey you
rannul aaFee.n
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-09-28

Taurrx 70 a rkfrnrut PrnLic OrFlcra.--A
deputatan oi bestaa metcnanls waited upsn Ia
" l.ixcoLs Eco, uFoa ths occasion ~ his ''Eiv-
tnr W the ssals''to hls successof, NJ kaNruCL.
vie sntefed apes thc duitcs - Collector Oh she
Customs. few DAYS since. The cvmittss, con-
slsuuz 81 Caleb Lonng. Wm. Sturgis, beuIamiu
hich. ard 4. Stevenson, presented g Govern
the most respected merchants and gentlemen
directly Interested ia Ire commsrcs % The Port
81 b,siea. sEpfessiss 81 the universal regret
watch s leit thfs comm nlty that he Govern
meat shouid b. aspnved 81 the services q - 81
hsisat an afhcsr.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-09-28

TO DroRs, LAWYERS AND CLERKS ~ STORES.
~ knowledge OF the German language -
iusosf absolutely necessary for persons OF
lie ave mentioned professions residing IN this
placaud ihey have long ieit toe vast q q
s..ofs rher Who could enable them 70 acquire
Il cosby. Mr. Wrrz. lately arrived 70 this
tawno,A New Oreans, where he followed Tor
man saas the proiession % teacher Of the Latin.
Fren'nu8 German languages. ohsrs be servi-
crs ttll DO desire insuuc ION % any q them
IL ths viii BE- reasonable and utade kno~n on
.bpItiuh which SHOULD be made a. soen a.
pcsss. - Mr. Apps Store.
Evsxnis, September q is43, 5no-
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-09-28

Parliamentary appropriations Cor as Qaseh's
CIV y nst tn iet3.
..'rhe ousen's Puvg Pnrse. $4,000. Royal
Household Salaries. fi3l .100. Tradesuen's
Bills. Ef72.5 500; Royal Bopatv Alms 81 J. coo .
rnappropriated. G0oO0s Duke of Cnmheriana
twho is King 81 Hanoser) f9i 600. Dake a
Cambridrs. f27.ooO. Duichess 81 Gloucesisr.
fi6.oOo. Quern ADELAIDE, Eloo.O00: Daehsss
Kent. E3GOoOs Prince AibeFi. f30.000s kiug
Leopold. 10000 3 makiag IN go ovss ECO,
900. o. 3.5o0.oC0 annually, To fhs suprori 81 ne
Royal Family (Wesd's Letters.
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EvAvuutE. Aae. iOib. ls43.
Dr.R m.-The election i n"v over. AID
am again defeated. a. expected when hsfors
vfotc o. son. Tbs second ds'eai was accom-
e'ishsu Iusf as the fret vas, bF division 10 the
nrHocratie raukss they nui kuots ina ihf u own
iuteresi. However. have "a lasr acromp lishod
the main great object which haze had u view
ever since fui SCI out: uansly. The dow nfall
Of Whirgery in the county, but in EsausrilIc
more especially. Ib.s thing could not have
been done BY any one ealing himself Demo
erat THIS ardent task rested up 20 me alans-
Beng uysslis Whig BY profession, aud bsvfnr
many sound aud honesi WhiRs attached 90 nv
Interest, have been enabled 20 give 20 the die
tauug power 10 Evansville. sueh blow lhat a.
wiil never 1--we agaia. I have now pisesd the
Democratic parry upon such grounds IS o. ena-
bic them next year 70 elect enc Of their own
parry. leave the Polifical held. not hasina
derived auy individual advantage 60 myseii ior
ell NY iahorss bui leave content. and - I ex-
pecf not again 90 Be q candidate. 4 can nov say
wiihoui TIE learof being accused n having iu
view oiice prohi. that I an = full Democrat.
IN she true sense 81 tie wofd- But had said
this wbi's 10 lhe field. u would hase been said
that Odd g Tor the purpose Of Obtaining The
appel, q .as Densgesalie pei, oa' - ! -,n
81 uitaiald before. aad shouid az fI6c ever -
gam come - which ny hsp may Be ceeded, 2
shall he exeriet 10 favor 81 Democracy.
Nov Asp roErsxE. KrvoCScn AL ALLrsfhNcs
e. rns WING rAarE. knuw when : 81 ilis
that I ran acfoss the feelings 81 many of iay
Wing insnis. Who have always supported me.
and who believe voaid again. were 70 tc
candidufafe far otiee; but when thoy learl and
BECOME, acquainted with tbe many things car
red on ~ ths lealtug Whi1s 81 Evansville. a.
kuov unf have learned. iIeY viii not blame me
tor learlnr them. and thry tbenlselscs wai %
iht sane when thus fully inl4fmsd upan this
mHtfHr
suppose, sir. shat Mr. Owen Is elected. n
81. hope ~ thar sou sill be good ~ re-
rubIisa .uv Chapmanisli ieffsr. I'D reqsest its
Insertions ln other Democratic Fsnfrss % cefflin-
81 wasfhe nestcsi cslculafioa ever made b. aiala
Nuiaman Ell our reuuiF believed with ere 60
hat time. nrifIifr Trend nor Zoe; baf nafftrsi
nysrii. aad stii Do. liat hes ondersfaod ald
stiu undermined ihe sifuafion 81 this coauiy hri-
Ter taan any other nan hsinR- The evanssiiic
diciaiors have lost every Thing with me sxcsp-
uon nf dsfesunr me. They are deed. dead
a1i fhsv viii snnu 81 barred NcarF aN tbs
has been done e. NV expense. wiiaoat ny
+ having ever der.ved ihe least advaata.e - Hy-
ssif.
ans sonrs. wuh respect.
J. ". Lil.LEsTON
A. ncnss. j..
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-09-28

a Buzzs. IT.
DEAs SIN; ihafs before me the louisville
Journal. ~ish other newspapers, in witch see
hat my letter % yoa after the late clectsn. 70
gsiher vita myssli. have bees handled without
mercy. They have eiassod me- with Prest Ts-
LA. kElso. and oshers. l-do noi compiain "a
aceount Of this; bat against the name kEroR.
will forever deiand myself Nol one dropoi
traitors blood he~s through my veins. 4 al.
who did deceived Surely not the Dicfafars oi
Evansviile who cali themselves Whia.-for fhcy
knew hat wis eudeavoiing % pal lhen d0vn;
- declared tom the stump and else = here
thfouGhoat the county did not deceive the
wings wno supported me. because they.
Through me) we're aiming 81 the same thing.
that was. % defeat the Evansville Bauk Dicia-
tore. did not deceive ths Democrats, Tor hey
o. nearly enc hall u thai parry. supported ne luf
she same purpuss the balance Supported their
own candidatr. ~ order 90 accomplish the same
end. from the, q afpcars thai al parties an
esrstood M; ihcY al knew thatI vas an inde-
pendent Nhiz candidate. running upon ~
eva msrfs- u foreign Editors were aequaini-
80 wlth al the wire-uorkings 81 the Rag Shop
bhciatufs ~ Evausri'ie. they wauid not trouble
thrmsrlves aboUt ear inirrnai pifairs. II they
understood the manner in which voters were
imported. bought ~, and gagged. % order %
aeirai me. fher fone wunld be' diarrent ahen
wriung concerning my eourse 10 ihuss sisciions.
The llitle scrip Shop che botioia 81 al tac
FQhiica. intnEues earned on tn EEansFi lr-
fhis liiii- Rag Establishment has bscusae ssue-
Whai nofed o. accoant % its hswing lately been
engaged 70 heavy Transactions Ia th~ auiele 80
Scfip and lui'cfraenfs THIS chop 81 tAe Aead
and npnf 81 TIE Diciaung Afistorracy 81 Esans-
*tAei aua any mau who dare say anyihiag BE
Opposition 20 their mandates. i pruscrlb-d, anl
hunted dswn like woifor i1r.
Itis = The gang hao rcisfsuce % ia ny let
tef. ~lea said they were uzkn. aad their pow
- gpne. The nsxt eircfior, whoever may live
s. ser u. w4ii tel the story. Then u Wiii bs
knpwn whether ny predictions were lssnici
uFpa AnouledFe II our cuuntry 81 NOT. The
Dfuncfauc pauy vail saecard, aui the Rag
1hep birtaiora wiihaVe 20 bsck oai Ter Tea p
90 20 ssnas oihcr p'aee--somc have already slaff.
81.
don't FEEL disrosrd % rstafu abuse for a.
hase wtih ftpss Editors e1u are 90 dfsiancs.
bscanse they 90 500 knos shat wc kuow here.
and .hoaia ihavs passed 81, in THE en ; 'auaiion
- 10y cpurse. any igia9 Ei.for hgiag aear me.
annotcsd, hope be vii pordon me.
an yours. respect.
j. ". LILtSETON.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-09-28

THr Pass ~ rms CouSrR1.-A printing
othcc is 81 course. public property. lfaman
wants paper, az course he has a right 10 d.
and tos bali sheet Of lcuer paper 10 wrap
i IN, and waicu 10 seal Il, and the right to
take the editors pen oat Of his hand 10 direct
4 with. What IS the use or hasiug printing
Offices unless people can be accomodaicd.ai
them without money and without psicel-
8osion C0uricr.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-09-28

DR. JOHNSON AND THE AMERI-
Can COLONlES.-Dr. Johnson's pamph-
lei entitled ~Taxaiion no Tyranayr was d.
Secied against The principles advocated by
the American Wings Of the Revolution. Il
vas indeed an answer, or intended to be
such, 70 the resolutions and address Of the
American CougFess N i775. Mr.. ThurIow
Weed, n Que Of bis recent interesting let
ieu iiom London, says that the mannscriut
copy q II. Johnson's pamphlet contained
passage which - not 10 Be found 10 the pin.
ed wofk. n vas Supposed BY the Botish
Ministry and ran thus:
Their number are, al present, not quito
sufficient 90 the greatness which, IN some
form Of government or other. Is to rival tho
ancieui monaTchios, bui, BY Dr.. Fanklin's
rule ofpgoucssion, they VIII in a CENTURY
AID AouAnrER b. mere than equal 10 the
inhabitants ofEufope. When The Wings Of
America are thus multiplied. lei the Princes
% lhc earth iremblC ia their palaces m
they should continue 70 double and 10 dou-
ble, their own hemisphere would not con
iain them. Bot lei not oar boldesi impuqu-
su 81 authority look forward with delight 10
tAis iuiuflly 81 Whrismr
The reasons &c sapprcssiug tbs paragraph
are nppafent. III uns,n savs NJ. Weed.
- hlndwntng on lhe wall offcsriul impori.
Less than 1alfthc term II years 10 which d..
Johnson looked howard have been number
-, bui tho prophecy IS more than half fulfill
edN-Loa. jour.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-09-28

TnuTH All will readily subscibo 70 he truth
81 ihe following ffom the New York Sanday
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81 good - loaA ureu.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-09-28

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hv cHwssFenitnt. tatnH MI Van Barren and
Nf Ca'haaHUa ths ssnr tea sts be one e. frssi-
dsnf. fhs either 80 Vice President. .sueh an
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