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A MISTAKE.

The statement going the rounds of the news
papers, that The Convention recently held IN
New Hampshire. at which The Hon. Lew
Woodbury. presided, had declared a preference
for Mr. Van Buren,, as the next Democratic
candidate for the Presidency, is incorrect A
resolution TO that effect was introduced, but was
voted down by decisive majority. Mr.. Wood
bury opposed i, and suggested the proPheiy OF
not declaring preference for any particular
man. His suggestion was adopted.
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NEW WORKS.

LIFE OF ALEXANDER THE GREAT-Harpers'
Family Library. This work should be in every
gentleman's library, and read by every Ameri-
can, young and Old Price rs cents.
TIE NEGHBoRs. BY Mary Hewitt. This,
are tod by gifted lady who has read ii, is
one of the most interesting stories of the day.
Price II l-2 cts.
The above works may be had of Mr.. Franck
Taylor OF this city.
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A PAMPHLET

The refulatioa Of the charges made by Mr.
Bots Zone Of the Clay leaders, against Presl-
dent TYLER, which has just appeared in the
Madisonian, has also been printed in pamphlet
form, Tor distribution among the People. Or
ders from a distance for any quantity will be
promptly attended to. Price 50 per hundred
We trust our friends in all parts of The Union,
will contribute to lay this document before the
People.
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The United States frigate RARrTAN, which has
been on the stocks at Philadelphia for more han
twenty years, was launched on Tue day last amidst
The cheers of the large assemblage Of spectators.
Mr.. UrsnUR, Sec'y Of the Navy, and Gen. HENprs-
(of the United States Marines) we're pre- emf ON
the occasion
The Rattan is 6rst-class frgate, and is pierced
for GA guns Her dimensions are length on deck
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President had desired 10 ride sin its triumphal
ear" he had only 10 step into ii. But he chose
10 demolish il, and thus he Globe thanks him
for it, Such ba ingratitude can find no re-
Spouse in the breasts OF the true Democracy /;
but the Globe's article will be yauntingly cop
led by the Clay papers, which will suit the
Globe equally as well.
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EAsryrllr, Northampton, May asth, ls4s.

wit HOH0'
GENTLEMEs | received your invitation to public
dinner be given 10y number of the citizens Of Nor
Hampton TO the Hon. ii. A. Wise on the 9th inst
1t would give me great pleasure to be present at
the festival and regret it will not be in my power
to remain in your county to attend it. But / have
been long from my home, and am so anxious to
return to it, that | shall leave here soon my
court adjourns, which will be this evening
subjoin toast, which will thank you to present
to the company.
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No BANK REVENUE TARIFF-No DisrRI-
BurION-No ABoLrroNsM-A STRICT coNsrRuc-
rioN or THE CONSTITUTION, AS BY JEFFERSON
NO PUBLIC DEBr-AN ECONOMICAL ADMNisrRA-
rioN OF PUBLIC AFFAIRs-AND UNIVERSAL Sur
FRAGE WITH UNIVERSAL EDUCATION.
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WILLIAMSBURG, Goth May, 1913.


GENTLEMEN Yours Of the 18th, inviting me to a
public dinner, to be given tomorrow by the citizens
Of Northampton in celebration Of the recent election
in this Congressional District, by which the purity
and integrity of the character Of feow-citizen,
the Hon Henry A. Wise fully indicated" has
this moment reached me. Had IT TO hand IN
time for TO comply with your very polite and fat
tering invitation, it would have afforded me great
pleasure TO manifest, by joining in your public tri-
umph my satisfaction at the result of late cleo
ton, and my high regard for the personal and poiti-
cal character of Mr.. Wise; but | have barely time
10 saw TO YOU in haste before the closing Of the mail
that though absent in the body, shall be present in
the spirit; and that whilst regret that my absence
from town prevented my receiving your invitation in
time TO take part in your public rejoicing yet shall
epdeavor to be always in place when the cause Of
Republicanism shall require the very slight aid which
NAV be able to render.
Very respectfully,
LEML, J. BOWDEN.
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LoYD's SPRlNe, May %, IS43.


GENTLEMEv: have just received your invitation
TO a dinner to be given to the Hon. Henry A. Wise,
on the 9th instant and exceedingly regret that cir
cumstances beyond my control will prevent me from
accepting the honor you have rendered me. should
be most happy to meet you and him upon that occa-
son AMI congratulate you both the just relations
which happily subsist between you. ! not sur
prsed that his fame should be dear to you, for
gard him as honor not only to the district, but TO
the State which gave him birth To his abilities the
world testify and after having had many oppor-
tunities for observing his course in public and pri-
yate capacity agree with you in believing that pu-
rty Of motive and elevation Of purpose have charac-
terzed his course in all the relations of life.
With many thanks TO you for your kindness, and
with a high estimation of the honor you have done
me, am, with great respect
Your ob,dient servant,
II. NJ. T. HUNTER.
To Messrs. II P c. Wilson, T. and l.. Nottingham,
F. S. Boudoin, George p. Fitchett, w. A. Thorn.
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WASHINGTON CITY.

is THOSE THINGS WHICH ARE ESSENTIAL LET THERE
D UNIrY--IH HoS-EssENTIALs, LIBERTY AND IN ALL
THINGS cHAKIrv.-Augtssta.
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Very respectfully,
TIL. ii. BAYLY.

Gen. S. E. Parker May his States Rights princi
piles be cherished as long his private virtues are
remembered by Northampton
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CHARLES CRY Couxrr, May "a, Is43.


GESrLEnES Your letter, dated the 18th May,
conveying invitation to be present at the dinner
to be given at Eastyille TO the Hon. Henry A. Wise
has just reached me, and hasten to acknowledge its
receipt
1t would afford me sincere pleasure, gentlemen, to
be with you on that occasion; and, as constituent
Of Mr. Wise, to unite in rendering him the proposed
tribute of applause and respect For ten years he
has been representative in the public councils,
during all which time he has boldly and fearlessy
maintained those great principles which lie at the
foundation Of our political Institutions, and con-
nected with the perpctuity of the Union itself By
re-eectiog him, as you have done, by so command
ing a majority to the station which he has so long
adorned, under the extraordinary circumstances in
which he was placed, you have if possible, given
him additional claims TO the general confidence. SO
may it ever be that honest constituency, in des-
pite of the workings of faction, may justly appreciate
the conduct and motives Of honest repres NATIVE,
and award TO him full measure Of justice.
! In consequence Of engagements which leave me al
this time no leisure, regret that ] cannot be with
you, but beg you to believe that fully concur with
you in the proprey of the proposed testimonial OF
respect and confidence.
BE pleased, gentlemen, to accept for yourselves,
and for those you represent Of my highest
regard,
JOHN TYLER.
Messrs. II. P. C. Wilson, Geo. P. Fitchett VIM.
Alex. Thorn, Thos ]. l.. Nottingham, Peter S. Bow
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BACK RIVER, May 25ih, '43.

GENTLEMEN Ihave received your polite invitation
to the dinner which you propose to give your worthy
and distinguished Representative, Mr.. Wise, on the
9th inst in Northampton. To my great regret en-
gagements here, Of character not to be postponed,
Will deprive Of the pleasure it would afford to
visit the Eastern Shore, more especially on such an
occasion as this. Mr.. Wise and myself have served
together in Congress seven sessions During this
time have known him well, both a public and
private man and, knowing him thus, love HIM
for his worth and admire him for his talents and daunt
less bearing under circumstances where most Of us
would have shrunk from the encounter. / have seen
him lead on many bold charge, and then again,
with his back to the WALL defend himself almost sin
gle-handed against the vndictive and factious host
of federalist who constituted the majority Of the
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VOLUNTEER TOASTs-

ny the President State soyereignty-the owls me-
dlcatrix natura' OF the body polite; the true con-
servstlye principle upon which this Union rests
BY II. r. G. Wilson, LIT Vice President: The
freedom OF mankind-it can only be preserved in a
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THO. X. JOYNES.
Messrs. Henry p c. Wilson and others, committee.
Henry A. WISE: An honest politician who will
not be driven from his by the frowns OF ty-
rants or the clamors of demagogues
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+. MALLORY.
(Ssntimsnt THE Clay creed of ls43-a is
sue from the Federal mint has the stamp Of the
old coin, but is made Of baser metal.
To Messrs. II. P. C: Wilson, Geo. p. Fchott and
others, committee
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-10-13

he would have to own falsehood, he said,
and they would willingly have him shoulder
two, but il was too intellectually so, and he
had told Henry that she was going to be mar
red i'll six weeks--and he could not forfeit
his word
But, perhaps, added he, apparently rec
ollecting himself, and turning TO Henry, we
shall have to defer it after all, for you have
important business in the country about
that time
BE merciful sir said Henry, smiling
did not wish to witness the sacrifice of my
own happiness
Il am merciful, sir and for that reason
would not wish to put you to the inconven-
fence of staying You said you would will
lingly oblige me, but you could not, indeed,
you could not
You have once been young sir, said
Henry
Il know i'll know it, replied he, laugh
ing heartily, but am afraid too many of us
old folks forget it-bowever, if you can
postpone your journey, suppose we must
have a wedding
We have only to add, that the friends of
Henry were sent for, and the nuptials sol
emnized at the appointed time, and that,
blessed with the 6lial love of Henry and
Caroline, the old people passed the remain.
der of their days in peace and happiness.
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The annexation of Texas to the Territory
of the United States has been one of the
topics which have engaged the earnest at
tention of John Quincy Adams for several
years Every one will remember the able
and protracted argument which he made
against it when it was proposed; and he
has never ceased TO declare it, in public
addresses, from that time to this, that the
project was abandoned, though baflled then ;
but tha, IL st;ll ono Of tho moot ehe-;shod
designs of the Southern section of the
Union, one too, which would never be re-
linquished until it should be seen to be utter
~ hopeless. He has boldly charged prone
inent members of the Locofoco party, and
others, who now uphold TyIer's administers
ton, with aiming at this object, and has
omitted no opportunity, and spared no ex-
ertions, to arouse the people at the North to
a sense Of the danger thus threatened. His
warnings have very generally been thought
premature, and have, therefore, excited but
very little of the attention which the subject
merits. Ii is worthy Of notice that the pro-
position to annex Texas to the Union is now
not only suggested, but argued and upheld
in various papers in different parts of the
country. The Presidents organs, the Aurora
and Sun of this city, the Madisonian and
other journals in the pay of the Administra.
ton, have contained elaborate articles Of
great length in support of the annexation.
and the N. o. Bulletin of late date has
some remarks on the same subject, closing
as follows:
"At all events, we think the project Of
annexation is worthy of vigorous effort by
its friends at the approaching Session Of
Congress, and we hope to see it taken up
and pressed upon the attention of the coun-
try. We may safely say we think, that no
such opportunity of adding State like that
ofTexas to their dominions, was ever before
suffered to pass unimproved by any people.
Are the American people so blind as TO con-
time to refuse this magnificent addition to
their territory, wealth and power"
We think it not at all unlikely that the
effort will be made; but other considerations
than solely those concerning the territory
wealth and power, Of the United States must
be weighed before the question is decided
". Y. Tribune
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Idene Telcbltte ihr S1acr rrdence Q1ut, lire Oot,
rMna Erichte Muo gSur;eln. 3ulrEt nGtkotc le Der
Sail etnes hrhen Sduncs, in rem c fir bic Todt els
ne 3nfluc,t aefnnren tatte III mcnftitcn 9Grtnun
gen surid;ufehrert, ipc f7c taIb rerid,Hb'
Meretaniihe Iba(er. aus Tculllter 9cmodt unb AMI
bic ueue oaulnlhc gSele perlilhcrt lnc in NcuDcl!
I'm llmlanf uMo 70 gut aent'tt, Of man lie urht cfcn
: nen t1nn, trsHu man nidt coran Ndnctcct
c5n Sricorihfdct, NRc. murrcn Urr ciliiqcn Sngen
SPINNER oerbatset, melfe fatbc 10 st. 81 tu6e ullr
babe Ibalcrlt!t6e ou&91ben. 0c 0cfilidtcn Mrn;cn
bic man bet tbnen f1uc, ruen gan; prr;us(id nad0c'
mat't 9epelen fem.
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aeunatbt hattie MntcrbWIt tct c1em Tcite ,re uIoc
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oeno retBeM Chime Su ;cacn 9!l3 cr ii enrlid, al.
vancte, frIatc Die cine rb renu 10 bI puncr ecs
rcden hat ? > ia, 3atupuper vsrce:e ete rrrui9e
Gahbartn
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9. Sonen, lrifbcrt Der rcrt9en Sanaltanf out I'M
erflirIihe QSetle '1s Su ben mannnfaltiQte Gjcrii
ten 9er1nIniIun9 9ab. sm 12. csarlar murre lciue
Qeihe, in dufred'rer Stelluno idmimmenc, in ncurn
6anae Bel EepS Orleans 9efunoen. Ctr @efdwprnen
beS @crcncrs crtIirru ,,rnr, c1e Ie Qaubren, Ncrr
Dscen ie ertrunteu, aQen cine 9n1hl rcr anacehens
en serie, pelde nit nem tRGrper sine irr9filtgc a.,
natcmthe ll"terlud'una urrnabnen, tchouptrn, oufI
fehr einlridhtence meHinifte Girnre Qclti6 ra6 ~
S9oeH i,rn tcot aewcen ictu muTc ehc er nS gnltrI
tan, oa an thm feline Der aew'hnttltcE 3eih'n @rs|
trMntener 6emerftar tecu.- Cine lrtt in, 0unterac
bHae Snstbat Ih:int alio audi bier be9ansen wcrccn
iu iein.
Die Nannelsaeihdfte BON @(euelnue, III Shir, habeu
f bunen treni9cn cSabren auBerot"entltd Qclteesrt
t 1912 beefcu Gd cic Srpcrtocueu ccu ceI"rSt ob:l
dlf 5,S5I 89S 56, rUCUrn fur 0l6 900 Hoth Ga:
naoa 0u9en c5u oem1elben c1bre traeN coItbit 1850
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ben @rpcrtatlsnsnrfeln befanoe lr fir 2,224 525
Wlebl, fir 8 Il16,7sO lBn;en, fllr 94.5OO Glen,
fdr 334, 1854 Sdywetnef ti, nno fltr lO43OS Sde.
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