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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-01-20
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
THIS cethes that have thisSday given to Try
l. JAMES rEELE, his time | shall therefore claim
none oil his earnings pay any debts Of his contracting
after this date. PHfNEHAS STEELE,
Witness, J Watdner,
Joseph T.. Steele.
Brookfed, Dec. 81, 1912, 40
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-01-20
NOR MUEES
NEW CROCK
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THE DAY SDlRJ Nc

4 Anoc ~ Board Of Commissioners fr FOreign MIS-
SONS wl be furnished fee Of postage for the county Of
Washing on, for The following ptres IN sof eight
copies for $40 copies SIS copies S. 60 copies
SIS, by J. W. HOWtS
ONE CENT REWARD.
ID AN away hom the subscriber he 7h day of Janu-
III ary instant, JAMES D'WOLF, minor IS wears
old. hereby forbid all pcrso harborng or trustn g HIM
my account, as shall pay debts of his Contracting
after his date, and shall clam all his earnings unit he Is
of age. WILLIAM SMITH Guardian
Ncrshire January IS, 1913, %
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-01-20

OVER-COAT FURS,.
BUFFALO ROBES FOR OVER COATS, may be
- found a. JEWETr HOW YES.
ALSO prime selected 10 Just rccryed.
Dec l. IS Owls
SAVE YOUR SWINGLE TOW!
nNE dollar per hundred, if well sho from the shives
" will be paid for WINGLE TOW, IN Articles out of
the null hdeIIytred soon. COBB d Co,
Montpelier, December 81, l'4e-3w-90.
ORA NGE COUNTY BANK.
THE books for receiving subscriptions to the capital
stock in the Orange County Bank will be opened al the
Housc Of CALVIN Blodge't Chelsea, in tho county Of
Orange, on Monday, the 18Th day Of February ls43
and will continue iom ten four O'clock each day
Sundays excepc for the space of ten days agreeaby
the Of act incorpora ion.
LEVI b. Villas
JASON STEELE,
JONA. SMITH. JR.
JAMES S, MOORE, Commits.
LOREN GEISWULD soners
HORACE tlFILTD,
CALVIN hINSWORTH,
Chelsea, January g. 1913. 90
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-10-19
9HE DEMOCRATIC WING.
BY RICHARD HENRY BROWNE.

There IS every appearance of the efforts d
the Anti Repndiafors in the approaching con.
test in this State being crowned with trium.
plant success. All that is required to ensure
il. is energy and organization. Changes are
rapidly taking place, and hundreds, who voted
with the Regulators al the last election, are
heartily ashamed of the position they OCCUPY.
The disastrous result Of that election, in the
robbery of the public treasury, and the nosori-
Gus in competency of the Governor, are justly
attributable to the party who selected such
Instruments to carry out their disgraceful doc.
trines. The dissention, which has scattered
their ranks, and the rancorous feelings, which
point fheir -inuontiueS against each nfhar haun
utterly disguised the virtuous and patriotic por-
ton ofthe community with their selfish wrang-
lings and open profigacy. The Anti Repudi
atOrs have only TO make proper use of these
favorable circumstances TO accomplish the
complete prostration of party, which has in-
fiicted upon our State so many evils and such
a load of infamy. The feelings of the people
have been already partially aroused to the
enormities, which have been committed by
the Repudiatogs; and, if the Anti Regulators
viii but exercise that spirit and activity,
which their duty to their State requires them,
they must succeed. Let the people be ava.
kened to correct knowledge of the profound
disgust with which the course of Mississippi
is viewed by all, who place proper estimate
upon the sacredness Of a solemn pledge, let
them but see with what scorn and Contempt the
character of our State is treated throughout
the civilized world, give them but light, and
they will consign to everlasting infamy the par
ty. which has attracted so much ignominv 10
our name.
Let every Bond payer be alive to the impor-
lance ofthe approaching contest, let every one
feel that upon his individual exertions the re-
dennptlon of his State and the success Of his
party depend, and our victory win be an easy
one. ST. sas So
With the view of rendering our humble eli.
forts IN this glorious cause the more effectuaI
by wider circulation of orr paper, we propose
furnish .issuntil the FAN Elections at such
ate. as we hope win be an inducement to
many to subscribe for 1t.
The terms of the Democratic Wing, are az
follows:
-Four dollars per annuru, in ADVANCE.
Five ifpaid in 6 months /
SIX at the end Of the year, s4si II
No paper win be discontinued until all ar
rearagesi are paid, atnless at the option Of the
Proprietor.
The sWhig," viii be furnished until the /
first Of December next, &C one dollar for each /
IlTADVANCE.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Dr. Cepnel's iurnriable Cure fOrs Gonorrheq:
Years and centuries have passed away ana
no remedy --inVaFiable specific, and certain
for thatsexnal curse Of mankind, the tfolOr-
,ghsa. has ever before been discovered u !,
The one rea0 offered is the result Of e1ten.
siye science, research and experience ape
will prove, q greater blessing 20 mankind tnal
any other medical preparation ever known J
inSsmuch as the present generation. may nee
themselves from this eccurgc, and thus pre-
vent the deplorable consequences Of cntaiiing
4 Iupon their ach1dren. and their. childten.s
children to the third and fourth gcnerations:, J.
For sale By. Greene Hill and a: y. Jones
Columbus Miss, and Comstock and Con Y
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
LOWNDES COUNTY,


PRoBATE CouRT, JULr TEnM. 1913.
To al persons interested is NE Real Essdte d
Lhe hairs IF John A. Cri0lar. dScd.. zdEe B,
said County 6f LsoiD1sdes.
VOU are hereby cited 10 appear before The
y Judge Of our said Probate Court. AZ !
Term thereof TO be holden for said County on
The FIRST Monday in September next.
TO show cause, If any you can, why an order
should not be made to sell the following des.
cribed lands, 20 wits = -.
The south east quarter. and fifty eve
acres off the west side DC the west half
OF the north east quarter, and The east
half Of the south west quarter, of Sec
ton fifteen, township nineteen, range
seventeen, west, containing in al, three
hundred and forty nine acres. agreea-
bic to the petition Of William Weaver. Guar
dian Of the heirs Of said Estate. s..
WITNESS. Thomas sampson. Judge Of
ssonatss ior SAID County q Lowndes. this the
% day Of july A. ID. 1913.
Attest, VIM. p. pYTF.r.ER
July 12. 1643. 1slevI
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-10-19
DR.. CHAMPIONS
Vegetable aAgue Medicine, safe and
certain cure for ChiTTs and Fever 10
aIIits complicated forms, also an
effectual remedy for Fever Of
every description

HyHIS medicine has been used BIZ the pro-
IL pfietor number of years, in extensive
practice, during which time he has treated
some thousands ofcases ofFever, and frlm the
dent il must and win be the prevailing prac-
tice in Fevers.
1t never fails to cure the chills and fever the
first day. Billiou-, Typhue. Nervous, Conges-
live, and Winter Fevers all yield to the use OF
this medicine, and are cured In shorter time,
and with mnchnore certainty han by any 9TH
er system 0fpraciice that has ever been recon-
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-10-19
THE STATE OF .NEISGTSE IPPl,
saIaOWNDEE COUNTY.

Circuit Court, April Term, .1e4S,
Daniel Gallant, Complainant Petition for
Fe49 y xkglf m 1Htlftf3iS ias1f5f 1850
3PheBe Gallant, Defendant. Divorce.
bFT4HIS day came the Complainant By his
m Counsel, and il appearing to the salts
faction Of the Court that the defendant is not
an inhabitant Of this State, SO that he ordina-
lryprocess Of this Court cannot be served upon
her, Therefore on motion Of the said complain.
ant by his Counsel, 1t is ordered by the Court
that publication be made for two months sue
cessively, in the Democratic Wing, news.
paper published in the town OF Columbus, mott
flying the said defendant of the pendency Of this
suit, and commanding the said Defendant to
appear before the Judge Of our said Court, az
the Court House in the town Of Columbus, on
The first Monday of October next,
and plead, answer, or demur 10 said bin Of
Complaint, Otherwise the same viii be taken
for confessed; and set for hearing ex parte at
next Term.
"A true copy from the Minutes,
WIrNEss,-Th he Clerk Of said Court, this ODD
day. of June l643.
8. III LESTER, Clerk.
Bv A. e. LOVE, ID. G, prfSI5
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-10-19


THESE tlnfivalIed bta abiIlk now &C
CURED celebrity and ponil An nnsqualia.i
III en- ahm Rf BnedelHq aud aia6 haYlug ob.
tained lh entire confidence and hoinR' used ia
TIE pt| elics 81 alnj0st tlis i6o tUav
of3 CHE Il| Hcul1y Gu the Dnifed Sluies
Rhrups, AHA, south Arnericag ne Weot N.
dies and 4 great part q Area. Il a unn6ces-
snky 10 advertise them at length or % "a y any
thing further ofthe merits ti ifi by Vie
complains which lIley are most efediiEs ifths
cure 6fand whichare az follows yellow and
bilious levers, feyt and ague, dYqpep Group
liver complafnE eick headache nndiCe, astl-
ma dfOpsy, rheumatism, nenla efiene Of tie
apleen1 piles, cold. female pbgtrrctibns, heart
burns fHEred tongues nausea diatRngipHs Of The
stomach and bowels, incipiefit diaft b6a, ilat.
tIencss habitual eoSfivchebb, 05s % dppsiite,
bl6tclIed on lsallpw comp exi0li and iE All cases
OF tcfppr Of the bowels, where a catharfio o.
an appetite is needed They are exceeding
~ mild In their operation, producing neither
nausea, gFipiug nor debility. M
Main So, Columbus Miss.
Columbus Miss. June 90 IS4S.
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fully 10, ls4S. Proctor and Patron U. DIVA


| 20 MESBICAL IJERAEx1NKENT.
The plan Of the instruction in this depart
snent Of the University presents pecullarities to
be found in no ether school OF Medicine in the
Union. The lectures commence on the first
Of Octobers and terminate on the 4th Of July
ensuing.
Owing to the length of the session, which
embraces period of nine months, three Pro-
lessons are enabled to perform all the duties
which IN other medical institutions are usual
~ assigned to SIX; and the students are seldom
required % attend more than two lectures On
the same day. BY this arrangement. The stu
dents have an opportunity of being well grcun-
ded 10 Anatomy. Physiology, and other elemen-
tary branches of Medical Science, before they
investigate their applications IA connexion
with the study Of the practice Of Medicine and.
Surgery.
immediately before each lecture, the stu
dents are subjected to full and rigid exanin-
alton on the proceeding lecture. or on portions
Of approved textbooks. II Is apparent that the
plan. of which the outlines have been briefly
stated, always Allows the student Co commences
as well as 20 complete his medical studies ia
the institution and presents happy combin.
atoms Of the advantages of the system Of Ia.
gtruction by private pupilage and that ofpqb-
lie lectures.
Any person Of approved moral conduct MAY
offer 40 candidate, and receive the degree Of
IA. D. without reference 20 the time he has
been engaged in the study Of medicine, Or of /
joining the scoool; provided he undergnes. ii |
satisfactory manners the various examinations
prescribed by the enacfmeufs.
The r rofesaoEs are:
Robert p. Rogers; M n. Professor Of Che. |
EnistTy; Pharmacy and Materia Medica.
Henry Howard, NJ d. Professor Of Path /
ology and Practice of Medicine, CbstetricesI
and Medical 1ulds prudence.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-10-19
ONE HUNDRED AED
Y Il Il NGRAVlT.

Representing the scenes
battles, naval engagements
Ofthe middle ages, engraved
thousand dollars. Price OH
ton Sl2-NeW Word Eifn
equal in Typography sgs
ments.
" there were any dOub
public mind with regard tolh
cess ofour plan Of eheai pa.
nouncements which We F'V
dispcl it, end 70 conwnc ilGa
most valuable and endnhHr
English literature Siay DO brT
reach Of the INST modenN
workg Of Sir J5hu Frosraf
bFatcd By poeh historians
more than our centuries
amer theirdrsi publication
ted through the medium q
they wrfe deemed prese
and prnces. These pell
qnenfly embel6shsd viz
eordeous descriptions lle
bri6ht colirs on the bfal
parchment pages ; hence
snid 70 be illaminalel.
we present is a reprint q
III London but three years
By far the best and most
ever been published. lts
tee with engiaviDgs On
scenes, customs, costumes
olden times, executed ezpH
most careful end elegant Hl'
and atan expense which nl
most liberal patronage
gning our th5EUiyrs and cay
Examinations ule
he same fidelity IN outline ii
ion. OftsnfimeG a hlt'el
/ better idea Of characters
sveF departed, than The mo,i
i've.
The language IL ihlseiIio.
,erfattl, modernizbd, apd
larsEood by al readem.
implicitly ofstj lei isalno
ofth6 story ihefea
cad Il is the very romano.
liis spurcs the most co9
yer discovered, haveihe
fists drawn their supple.
hairy a chipalrons ana n.l
! Scott and James. ana
ill be Recognized y ihe N'r
r3ieear
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-10-19
W. A. TAYI0R & 90

now getting up fins lot 81 chaan ~,
fashionable furniture which as,ev sssll 81,
low for cash. They also keep Chairs s 3 Is.
Lounges. and almoaf every article in Shs;5
Also Rooms Papared, Mattresses npsEiaI
anq 81 branches Of the Upholsferinp businaaa
executed ~ che noaiess and most fsslions ~
ssyle. " an upholstergr from Philadsl1bia'
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-10-19
q certain and
and Fever
10 ne ii,
FevsrN.
Debihv.
..

Ihe most aaill65s,
Medicine have bosS
'ne3s Physieians s5sc,.
And 4 is Prel0nei N.
ever been ussd wb,
more benefeial.6 le..-
called forth froms@e,si
SONS Of heartlell e,s,s..
Persons taking he P1
reii.eved--chili hrote5l5
and head free and bs. 81
appetite increasing srS
nervous ry weakness Aei
When taken aeeo5,..
accompanying thomii
emu and Fever the
the stomach or oper,is
Their action uDog n.
charming, that person.,
and pleased with tbsir ~.
toration 70 health:
The Pills are purely n,
and the happy comBiis
and their proportions IN
medicine 2. which never
relief is a all aitainabIe
Each box contains 2O
One Dollar.
For Sale BY en-
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-10-19

N1VI,I1el y y o. Y Iill5l
asI N III i EasIcsr u Lila inali -
u ]. E5ln1a 60 o. the IT.
ekl taEni1eif III n 49, '' l'.as |'.;,
rhe ecbpr|s oE rs uplYs'sl' W. i; s'''''1
Neip6etiye pro- 9Iss af e " ", ~
/ ancient Langus ''sss ''s
J Modern Lsngusrs.:.Ds chs.lss 3 -
safsthsnssics M Edkssa y g0uiiss
An, slTsef g 1 - a1
/ Nstofsl Philosophy AZ. Vvilliam ] y
Rogers ~ ssW@4 so sE 49, tsh xsN kE
s. Civil Engineering -ths'subiecsa q which
are divided between the Professors ot Mathe-
mates and Natural Philosophy. S.
3. Chemistry Robert =. Rogers.
2. Medicine-Df Henry Howard.
g. Anatomy and Onrgefy-Dr. James L.
o Moral Philcsphy- MIR. George Tucker.
10. Law Judge Henry Sc. g. Tucker.
in both schools Of Languages are also
taught ancient and modern history, and the
Literature of the respective languages; in the
acho6l Of Mathematics is included mixed ma
thematics inthat Of Engineering, mineralo-
ov and geology :yin that Of Moral Philosophy.
bailes,lettres; logic, and political economy:a
in that Of law, besides municipal law in ail!ts
branches, the law Of nature and nations, the
science Of government, and con stitufional law
= re be admitted INTO this institution, the ap-
plicant must be sixteen years ofage but the
Faculty may dispense with this requistion ID
favor Of one whose brother is student.
Every student is free to attend the eCnools
of his choice; buff he be under twenty
years Of age, he shall attend at least three, M
less authorized by his parent or gurdian, IN WrI-
ting, or BY the Faculty. for good cause, 70 at
tend less number. ~
All students under the age of twenty one
years are required to beard within the pre-.
cihcts,and to deposite their funds with the Pat
ron, upon which he is authorized 10 charge
commission Of two per centum.
The enactments formerly requiring students
to wear prescribed uniform have been sus-
pended 5seslsas ~. -.l5 Nssssg ssx L.sa :.
Religious services are regularly performed
atthe University by chaplain, who is appoint
ed in turn from the four principle denomina-
tons of the State. And by aresolution of the
Faculty, ministers Of the Gospel and young
men preparing for the ministry. may attend
any Of the schools without the payment OF
fees to the professors. s4
2 The expenses of the session ofnine months
are as folcws To- Asl ssssl 40
Board, washing. lodging, and attend e,,o
ances - = = - ~*sA@ @--2@S - Yl1O
Rent Of dormitory. @16; for hall, if:occu-
pied by two, III
Use of public rooms 15l
Fuel and candles, estimated at 20
Fees, ifonly one professor be attended,
$50 1.-Two, to each professor $50. IF
more than two, to each @25-say 20
-
Total, exclusive of clothes, books and
pocket money 236l
In school Of Law there is an extra fee Of go, |
,ayable by students attending the senior |
lass.
The allowance for clothes is limited to 500, |
ndfof pocket money to @45.
The usual average amount expended by |
esidene students found; from the Patrons /
ooks 10 range about $3.50 which IL believed |
D be sufficient for every useful purpose.
= HEY6AaSEAH m Il
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-10-19
ERTIFIcATE FROMDa WIN. M,chFL EN-
Taladega Co, Ala, May Dist 1870

This is 70 certify that during the past sea.
son lhave made use of DR.. Champiofss "A gIe
Medicine inmy practice, and out Of twenty tvro
boxes kall had) Ihave never failed Of sirg
permanent removal of the disease. and "a no
single case did a patient take more lIlar haIf
. box. can with strict verncity, and 10 vith
great pleasure say that believe il to be tic
49, 4 saIess apa most cnectual remedy fox
been discovered.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-10-19

NOI1NE III RLAN EI1Ss
a CONSTANT supply Of PIercess cele-
EA brated Spinning Machines. either Iron or
Wood famey manufactured IN Cincisnatti, can
pc had at any time by application to Ne IN Co
lumbus.
These machines have been IN successful
operation in Alabama and Mississippi for ma
ny years, and have given universal satisfaction.
Orders received for Pierce,s Cofton Gins,
Corn mills, Flying Shuttle Looms, Running
Gear, SIC.
VIM. HUDDLESTON & co.
Mr.. Pierce win personally attend to putting
up ofthe machines.
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ata 9a f7' INhI
FULL supply 81
IN and Bride sal1e
l9 FAs aBDD
August 21ih, 1879
ApT5 6lh Is
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-08-03


thess tee sssslrhsni ipns Il der parties
have rhsssed plsrss. Betshsss % lh,s
dsGrirnrs bslnrtn n.sm-Mr. cslknsn
s~eaIs LASTLY N h,s unsIsrn eansissrnry.
fhr Sun. Moea apd Sun nsy ssss. bst
he Il ans Star q The Pslmssae slsls" -
. hrtd-ss ehsnsslh seL Mr. Clay
irsslly ssows ks shssrr, "a ths lollss.
inf Iangases:
aYss ST." said Mr.. Clav. 81. isy,rx
bee lhzi epressd Ns.,an.I Bssk a
1871; ne spsseh yes qnais : nv spsrsh;
ii eoni.is.s hArk fxpIsssisn Of s.r o,in-
ions lhsa belle 90 he sphIsei. Boz e..
ysas IL anal National ca peri. ner con.
yinred me had been srnns -ihal. BaLk
wss nfrrsssry 70 the eounsry. bo d IN re-
la',oh % ne sorrrney md 10 re.snuss,
and he ,siy nsT, seessios shsf offered
asostd the eonsieliun which iIms sna
National suHsnng hsd produced. snd 10
ihe'e convictions have rssr siaee sd-
hsrrd. ] am NOT ashamed or has,ne
growa wiser by experience. and on lh,s
ohly, Of ell gfsa, ns'lonsI questions, 4
have changed my ground. Judge from
the srepmtn and fsca nos submit 20
yos whether lad o. had not good rra.
SON"
WIN our frierd.. who publish Mr..
Clsy'sgrest speech. publish slso NJ. Cal
houn's on The other sidsl Or vii they
phblish Dir. Cisy's svowsl above, Or
will they .ay, that in 1915 Messrs. CLAW
and Calhoun lsborsd side by side, IN
bringing 20 light what the Denocrals now
shudder .. - . misshspen /. monster n
win they eel their readers. ihslMr C.l-
houn was The Chsirmsn Of The Commits
tee that reported tie bill. and urged i.s
passage With great vehsnrnes and pos
erl And that he cherished and nprsed
the " monster" into whose yitals The O.d
Hero had plunged his harpoon. 90 10 ils
last gasp 10 ls36i We think not. I,is
prudent 10 sink these sma!i mal,ers, at
present.. Bot is IL faiti
Nc. Clay vas, in 1911. opposed 10 a
U. >. Bank. So was the .ir.uous Mad
ison. The necessities Of The country
wrough, change on the minds az both
these great statesmen, and 10 1916. tbey
dared 10 prefer their country, I, eoG,is-
'eni sdhelencem error. and lrsnkiy uvow,
ed il. They seized in accardsnee with
that manly feeling, and their covRiry tIe,-
scd and hcnored them Tor ,Len manly
cOursge. C!ari9n.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-08-03
JOHN c. uALIlnuN.

A wrner IN the M.con (Ga.) Me.ssn-
ger thus traces the poli,icsl twisllicaiiuns
Of the Arch Nulnfsr.' II ever man
boxed the political compass. Mr.. Calhoun
is that man. The ruth Of every asseruon
con'a'ned 10 the .talement below eau be-
established from the indubiiable tesnmo.
ny Of the records pf ,be country.
In 1915, the gnd la,her of a pro,ec-
tive ,a'ifT-m 1892. ihr adynealeo !, MI.
Injection 10 nvefthfow til 1893, the
suppM,e1 ofthe compromise ec,--Ie 1871
the violent opponent Of tin 1915, the
advocate 81 a Nsi,en.l Bank---,n ls34,
proposing 10 extend ,ts charter IL years
lin 1888 and lS4l dennnnred ii as nm
con-ti,ulonal--ln 1915. The sdyoca,e IL
a -ysnm Il Internal lmp,ovsmen,s--in
1919. The moving spirit. ihai brea,hed lie
INTO it-n 1892. The denoencer OF Il, as
en,alling all the evils ot the Tanfr--In
lS43. again us sdvocate--In 1885, the
advocate Of distributing The proceeds OF
the sales Of The Public Lands among the
States. and the author OF the scLeme---in
1871. the teriler ol the scheme as un.
eonsfitufional-ln 1912. the advocate of
the proceeds Of he public lands being
continued ~ the Treasury. a. he only
constitutional mode Of sppllca,ion---in
1894. the author % The proposition 10 take
them from the old States, and % cede
them TO The STATES IN which they lie--Ia
1916. the author III the proposiuoa 10
appropriate The bonus Of the United s ,ates
Bank to works Of Internal Improvement
in 1870, the reyller of those Tho voted
Tor his pFopasi,ion--In 1925. the pr.ad
boss'er OF his great services in giving be-
ing ~ the " American system"--nuw the
aducer Of those who acted with him and
followed his iead-The author of the s,s-
TEN Of Internal lmprnrcms nls, which has
squanderei 80 mary millions OF dollars for
no gosd end. and now The perseculing
revller Of thase who attempted 10 carry
ouI the schemes be rlanned-'fLe oppo-
nsnt Of the Sub. Treasury in ls34--,he
great advocate Of 1t now-The advocate
Of every measure hated BY the South, aud
The bold Sena or. who declared in ls42.
,bst he had no, changed any Of these
principles. and ye. The suppllcsnl for their
votes-The clustering advocate Of " free
trade" In his whole Congressional ca
Ieer before hi. connection with Mr.. Nlou-
roe's Cabinet, he was the ultra advocate
ofprotecfion both BY his votrs aud perch.
es. A member Of The Senate since 1892,
amidst all the excitement OF the Tariff
question:, he has never ye, presented TO
the American people The first free trade
proposislon. This is the politician, who
never vet raised party arourd him. and
this 10 The political weaihercock. shoss
friends have erected press al Macon. 10
Ipersuade the people Of Georgia to follow
him. This is The Presidential sspirant,
who cannot ge, the vote Of any two Sts,es
10 The Uo,on. What IN imposition upon
, common sense!
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-08-03

The Methods. Episcopal Church in
America has now 1905 25 commani-
can,s, of whom 1876 are whites. lbs.
40 Of African blood. and 3,379 Indians.
The increase during The Iast year was no
less Than l54, 624.