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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-08-31
LIBERAL PARTY MEETING.

In accordance with previous notice the LIBERAL
PARTY Of Rutland met at the Cour, House on Sat
urday evening, August 26th is43 for the purpose Of
nominating a suitable liberal man for them TO sup
port as their candidate !or town representative
The meeting was organised by the choice Of r II.
Thrall, Chairman, and G.. L. Williams, Secretary.
After listening to remarks from Messr,. Bennett
Everts, Dexter, Cain and Mauhewson, the meeting
proceeded to nominate by ballot, their candidate,
which ballot resulted in the unanimous nomination
Of AvEnY BmLiscs.
The following resolutions were introduced and
adopted
Resoioed, That we recognise the right Of every
freeman TO express his political sentiments without
the fear OF being termed jacobin dlsorganiser or
infdel.
Resoiped, That under our republican form of gov
eminent, time, custom and our constitution have
marked on, the mode Of conducting meetings of the
people.
Resolved, That we consider the proceedings Of
the meeting, held at this place last evening, unpar-
liamentaty, arbitrary and unjust; inasmuch the
call for the meeting did not emanate from the town
committee Nominated at the last wing county con-
venton j and a motion, lin order made and sec
onded, to vote by ballot was neglected to be put,
and another motion tout OF order that each freeman
be ca,echsed and his political principles and pref
erence of men be audbly and publicly avowed, was
put to vote and passed.
Resolced, That we recognised in the called
Wing Young Mems meeting Of last evening the
gray hairs OF three years and ten and all that
aristocracy and sectsrian influence that we, as
party, are pledged by all honorable means to pu,
down.
Resolved, That in Nj Billings, our candidate fol
town representative. we find independent liberal
farmer, unawed by the power or influence of any
man or set Of men, and yet we find in hin
the nobest work Of God honest man.
Resolred, That the proceedings Of this meeting
be published in the Rutland Herald.
The meeting then Adjourned until seIs Friday
evening, then to NEE, at the School-house in Mil
Village.
REUBEN r. THRALL, Chairman.
c. l.. WILLIAMS, Secretary.
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Fer The HERALD.
THIRD PARTY CONSISTEN

THIRD PARTY CONSISTENCY.
M. Ed'for,-ln reading the proceedings Of the
Rutland County Third Party Convention which me,
lew weeks ago, was somewhat surprised at the
tone and false ssss,i.cns OF their ralsiad resolutions
One Of them contains the following famous, no,hca.
ton
'Reseire1, That the Liberty party in Rutland
kouniy herby Civ Pubk Nous that We regard awl
such Wing pre,enshuss q. e. 10 Abolition) as mere
hippocri,ikal kant
] suppose BY the words wing pretensions' and
'hvpocriical cant they mean the same kind Of
whlggery that they professed last year when the
nominated f.. ID. Barber for Lieut.. Governor and
sna'he ma,ized John Q. Adams, William Sade and
Joshua X. Giddings for no, subscribing to the dog.
mas OF their party. Such attacks and vi,uperation
seem to be in perfee, keeping with the party, and il
Is their vocation thus 10 accuse and msrepre sent
Consistency is no, Of their attributes, u is a
quality with which they as a party are totally un.
acquainted, and in proof Of this assertion let fact,
speak for themselves. Ia is4i they nominated Al
yah Sabn for Lieut.. Governor and asked the sup
port Of the wings claiming to be such, bu, bccaus,
Mr. Sabn WAS a wing as we'll as an aboli,ions, h,
was dropped in 1912 aud l.. ID. Barber tho Locofc
co candidate was nominated in his s,ead-stl the
claimed to be wings, bu, tho people were too wis,
to be caugh, by such 'hypocrcal can't and the,
met the fate Of all hypocrites who steal the liver,
Of heaven TO serve the devil in
This year they have 'expunged' their wing prin
ciples,' and declared war TO the knife against HI
wings and mean 10 contend valiantly for the spoil
OF victory, i. e. the five loaves and two fishes -
After seeing all their manoeuvres and hearing al
their professions canno, help thinking when ! hea
their war cry OF Liberty, Abolition &C. they inten
i, only good enough Morgan until after election
o. Pc.
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For The Herald
GREAT COON MEETING! 'COONS' AT
TENnfi

Mr.. Editor,-1 hope you will not fail to urge up
on all the 'coons' Of old Rutland County the nccess
y Of attending the great coon meetings that are to
be holden in their several towns on the 5M Of Sent
We are expecting lots OF company on that occasion
and heap Of fun-perhaps before night we'll tree
postum for you know that Rooms are kurious knit
ters, and there's no konceving what they may not
do before they finish of tho frolic. But pc rhaps
you do no, know the object Of the meeting though
as you're a coon Editor rather guess you do. Well
the fact is, we're going to hold meeting to choose
officers to take charge Of the coons' affairs. You
see our head coon gave notice last spring that in
consequence Of the dam the coons had built to
keep the costc tcdter from running off, the river
had riz' and he wanted TO go back to his manufac-
turing and didn't want to be the kapian of the koons
any longer So the coons got together and said
though twas Painful to part with this coon, yet
they'd try to find another just az good Well they
(the coons) thought and thought for long time who
they'd have, and finally agreed upon an old coon
in tho upper country. The coons were all nightly
pleased with this selection, all said he was good
eoon-nce coon as eper ,cas, and speak tho truth
he koon Of karacter! koon of consistency
konside ration-and a kapabie koon too.
But notwithstanding he'd klaimed this karacter
for considerable number Of years before was
koon OF any Consideration wha,ever-Yet since he
was selected to fill this respectable situation, the
Possutns have taken koncea that he's the konsarn-
edea ksse Of koon under the kanopy They say
he's kompiete shave that he gets his kash kun'
ously, and steals korn, amazn and that zoe shan,
have such konfounded krilier as ksp,ain a, ALL
Now We KNOW, that he's herer koon and we d
like TO know why tho coons, in their country
vermont s coon) cant choose such from their
abuse as the Possums are disposed to heap upon
him And this is what the meetings. for. We arc
also TO elect other officers on that day but then
we can elect easily its Of but little consequence
kobsiderin. We've got selected first rate and ka
| pabe koon to send to Rongress-dont let the coons
sarring coon, has done the coons good service has
always stood up for their rights and will do honor
to himself and them in Kongress. Let the coons o.
Rutland County do their duty and X X. X which
means, Kaleb-&c Now Mr. Editor by printing
this, you will oblige
GBrIS MoUsTAIS Coos
PS. n. b. Tell the koons not TO forget, wher
ness Of slec,ng the Legislature coons. These arr
mall coons, but II they OF the right kind the
can be active and Rooms considerable Consequence
Postum up the gum Tree, cooney in the hollow
The eosas can lick The ocos who'll bet a dollar
Coos
Coon Hollow, Aug. 90, 1913.
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The FIRsr FIRE or OUR YousO WHIos-
!, was spirii-siirting spectacle, yes,erdsy,-iha
Of the band Of ardent and enthusiastic young
Wing. who wen, up 10 the polls, to exercise for
the hra time, the first RICH, Of American citizen
ship-the elective franchise Al half pass ten o.
clock, between seventy and eighty mes at the room
Of the Frs Ward Clay Club. each hearing on
his breast an appropriate badge, on which were
inscribed the following words First Fire OF the
Young Wings Of is43' Thence they marched
in procession around the Square,-snd formed in
columns al the Court House to deposie their votes
where they were received With three cheers.
Il was anima,ing TO behold the howor Of the
eity--,he young men who are hereafter TO ma in
tain and perpetuaie the ascendency Of Wing Prin-
eiples-ssgualizing in this sinking manner their
devotion 10 the great cause, upon the triumph Of
which, we sineerly believe, depend the liberty and
: prosperity cf.he American People-lNa'h Ban
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-08-31

In the selection Of M Poet for Representative
10 Congress. we have man Of sterling talents. and
who will devote himself 10 The bes, interests Of
the people With sooh men az these. ~e have no
fears 70 the result u the wings only do their d1,y
and they will. Tor have the mos, gratifying intel
lgence irom slmos, every part Of the State that The
wings are determined 10 give their opponents the
second improved edition OF their Waterloo dsles, Of
1870 wuo.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-08-31

Making I-2 per cent. for the year SAID per
ceDisge io be cast the original amount Of Prem
um note without reference to any endorsement, and
be paid to the Treasurer, at his office, in moDipe
lier, before the 18th day Of October, 1919, be-
ing the day Of the annual meeting Of ssd company.
A list Of persons insured IN this town, with the a.
mount Of assessment due from each, will be trans.
med IN the Representative elect IN the ieg,sls-
iure, who, II is hoped, will feel interest m having
all from whom sssssmeHis are doe send IA BY hm
10 pay the same and n is expected that msn,bers
81 the company will not neglect 10 do NO, as II Of
ten costs them more 10 forward their money other
wise than their assessment smo ints 10 besides tie
only way the credit OF the company can be sustain.
is. hv having EACH member pay his assessment
PROMPTLY.
The Directors, is,t year adopted a resolution that
when suits for assessments are commsnced tho
whole amour, Of the premium note will be demand
ed agreeable oihs s,h section Of t,e se, Of inoor-
pofaiion.
There have been allowed tie pas, year eighty
one losses, amounting IN s32 $50 rs
}. T. THbHSTOS, Treasurer
The printers II each weekly Newspaper ia this
State requested 10 publish lbe above notice ,
weeks successfully and forward their biHs by the
members Of the Legislature for payment
I'm. Hawkes., r. ~, is the agent for ihis town
and any business will be attended ~ immediately
on application.
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Selling or at Cost.

NJ II WOOSTER, hclnr desirou, TO chang.
WI. hrs business offer. h,s entire stock ~ spcds
together WITH store and h,iures q, r. er.i. and the
privilege Of store, 10 an, one Who viii purchase tho
whole. The goods nov cn hand were rofrhssed
lot cash and Of course were purchased vetv low
u - great chance ics any who Wishes 10 To-
cate themselves fot coouuy business as II !. alto.
a'ed IN the village Of West fonl,ney cne Of the most
delightful villages in tho whole state TIE store !.
the three story brick building, IN the CORNER II M.
head Of the village. formerly owned and occupied by
Sisnloy 4 Mslloty. Ifthc whcls are not sold soon.
Chat 10. the soods) they will bc sold a, cost, Of 70.
tail as have decided TO close up.
NJ II WOOSTER
West Poul,ney, Aug. IS, ist3 1897
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For the Herald.

Nj. Editor As tbs time Of election approaches
stands the people in hand be ready for the con-
D., which will decide whether Vermont shall main
eA,n her proud aseendenoy, or whether she will suf
r. herselfio be duped and defeated by those who
sin prove themselves the desdes, foes to her pros
parity. Wills, the wings in other States have suf-
red themselves to be defeated by their supineness
Ani Indifference, the wings Of Vernon, have always
leen wstchful and active, and victory has always
fEo~ned their efforts with success. The present j.
p important crisis. and il yet remains TO be seen
as'her Vernon, will continue TO merit the appells-
"a al the star that sets, whether she will
'asr herself 10 bs enshrouded by the murky vspors
pa siighiing infusnces Of IOeofoooism.
We have presented TO Us foi our support the most
leIosp,ionabe tickle, that has been formed for a
snser Of yesu. In the nomination Of Judge Nat
81 ia for Governor. the State Convention showed
s'' ~isdom, and the people ~il testify their .p.
oval ~ eleo,ing him. by an overwhelming major
l--'As VISIONARY hopes Of my lord Of Rockingham
/" contrary Notwithstanding
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-08-31
THERMOMETRICAL OBSERVATIONS
Prepared Weekly.l
M AR RIED

Al Fort Winebago Wisconsin, on the 10Th inst
by the Rev. J. NJ Clarke, Charles Temple Esq
Of this town, to Miss Marguerite F. Low, eldest
daughter of Capt Gideon Low, formerly Of the
U. S Army
In Mendon, on the 9th inst. by J. X. Pearsons,
Esq. Mr. Avery Campbell and Miss Isabel Rich
ardson, all OF Mendon
la Shrewsbury, on the 25th inst, by J. X Pear
sons Esq, Mr. John Caldwell and Miss Eunice
A. Davis both OF Mendon
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-08-31
DIED.

In Piisford, on the 18th inst, Mrs. Dorcas
Brooks wife OF Ebenezer Brooks, aged 90 years
Printers in ". Y and ~ II are requested &c.
At Monticello, Madison Co, Illinois May 26h
Mrs Paulna Mason, aged 81 years, wife Of John
Mason Jr., formerly Of Castleton, VI and daugh-
er Of the late Maj - Pond, Of PoulIney, VI
In Cssileion, on the I7,h inst, with cancer,
Mrs. Olive Fisher widow Of Peter Fisher, aged So
years and months.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-08-31

A LII persons indebted 10 ". Wooster NJ the
~ late firm OF Hooker and Wooster, IN any wsv.
requested to call and settle, and pay their &C.
counts, and cost this 10 the third and last
call Al unsettled accounts, amer the brs, NJ Oct.
ne, viii be placed IN the hands Of an s,tornsy Tor
collection. NJ. " WOOSTER
West Poulney, Aug. %, isis. ASA
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Notice.

4 HEREBY give notice that have given my son
i Joseph NJ. Prau his time ili he - 81 years Of
age aud shall claim Of bis earning. OF pay any
Of ms debts siier This date.
LABAN PRATT
Mount Holley, Aug. %, lsl3. 1881
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W. II. SMITH.
TAlicEINa.

III SHEPARD and J. A. HARRINGTON
- would respectfully inform the Inhabitants Of
Cas'ieon and its vicinity, that they have taken tho
shop formerly occupied as printing office, in tho
south end OF the marble building where thew will
10 happy to wait on those who may favor them
with call. They are warranted In saying to all
those who may favor them with their patronage that
their work shall be done short notice, aud in az
eaad and fashionable style can DC done in any
other place. All garments cut by them war
rsn,ed 10 ht If properly made up; if not 10 be re-.
turned and accounted for
Castlston, Aug. %, Is43 35a7
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Attention IL. G.. Corps.
Fire /! Fire {!

TIME Members Of ths Vermont Mutual Fire To.
l. surance Company are hereby notified tina, the
following assessments have been made by the Di-
reciors, on all notes in force the following days,
to-wit
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-08-31
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
For The District Of Vermont
In BANKRUPTCY.


Notice 10 shprg cause against petitions OF
Alanson Mitchell OF Chntenden.
Lueius II. Crooks Of Brandon, and
Thomas iIsrkness OF ROnsBd,
for their Discharge snd Cerlic ate 40 bshkrupis, n
the Office Of Samuel Preniis N Montpelier in said
district. on Tuesday The iiih dsy Of November
A. ID. ls43, al 10 A. NJ
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Coon-Hollow.' Aug. 90, 1919.
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<utnsR -lzlnbtb eouorrss.


e6eauiVso ar Sprine. I.ony 4. ~. 81. -.
,ofmes,ine fke ssil..;-s * M ~ eoel
A,hronosd Win n. - 80 a.. 49, $3.50 ss.s
anxious 10 witne.s ~ g., 80. 80 sssu''.u'
Sx~of the ,.o., n ire ira
81 r. o'clock. ~ HON.. -. e.,,.a !.
order b. Msishew 81. Clair Cl,,t. -, es.' =
Of tie late Eo1eress. He then ,l..ed , IN,
ID confornisy 70 precedent !, ds.a,ra !,
deon hia, 10 cali sol Il nen5hers 80 =
ed 10 he present Cen sress. rs 1000 ,
inels commenced The calis s.od .,aes.ssd
without iaferruas;oa u.,;I a. -. st !. ,s
name or Edmred Rurke ~ NJ 49, Z, 80
ahire.
afF. Cameteil. Of q al hers r.. IL
said. I'M CIerk hefor. s. ,,..s.J L., ),
essl The eeaiiemsn fam New g,r,sh;,s
propose 10 mcclure whether thew haze
been elected |. !. 10 conformity i he Appor-
honmens aes e Ine last SonEEesss'
ut 3, DoLse IOss, ons &c cry o. PRO
eeea ar. .SefK afcse Rom many parts
q e. ,ae IAN
, ~. ...sn Posn SAN Iose ana SAID ne
nal sal.eo afon Inc members from New
h.m psn's9 iesPesuseiyi oat lney had
no' 'noegnt proper 20 reply. He did not
Misn y ue'.y me PtoeeeoIngs, put under
100 sl,eums,snses &c old hope that
s1n msnDsis eject q Tue House. would
.1ssl 'nl. llnPoF'an. aud painful subject
we spili. q moderation, and q strong
Hstsr'n'nallon % support the constitution
9. .ne county, without respect TO per-
sonai soas'defalions. Dir. Citizen held
W PapeL winch De desired might be
I .ssa q we .ferk. lH was understood
z y 4. Isso1uuon proposing some action
VI sns p.esenl case.
oolsesions 70 me reading Of the paper
VIE Iaiseo rom many members, and
'as g.s1. Was aouaiy called upon TO 90
90 ...n voc can o. Inc ron'
n'el some conversation Of desultory |
tcaaFae!er, between Messrs. Q. J. IngsT:
.oa saa Iameps nIn sne l Bis place q
.es srs sI,ei ~ Inc Hon,e.
C6es 81 uWhat ri,bt have Won 10 do
Il.
n, camnh.tl- ~ Ann, : r;oht a do ;ta.
. rsrhar .Ieet
r,;.. ~ II, - A. -, l,,w ,h.t von
,n.-h.. .l..,,,s
arg msmoet eiecN -. -
Ins Clerk neie observed tnat ne oio
mol possess me power % pu. me puesuon
on any resolu'ion 'naS m'gn. % onefeo
MMnoni me consent o. me HOUSE.
Fne clerk men proceeded 10 'ne can .,
ne roll, and on conc,uolns' announces
maj 100 members nad answered 70 lne'r
names. I. 4, !,
Inc queshon lnen being wIil lne
House proceed % tne elee'ion o. speak.
81 Mr. Barnard rose. snu oesl'eu %
ieaa Puopo.lloh wn,ca No nela g y.
nsna. lns I1sna 20 10 s0sWa. Warmly
ron's.ssa y Msssn =. lnsrsou,
psomsoois, Dunesa an1 O'ns ~ lgey
gays .neir reasons y ieng,n. .nu MI pat
nasd rep. Replied win eonslaeI .a q, xaIm'n ,;
ana TAXED loTd'y .ooaI .ne hO % , o.
W. pn'. ana negauved oy so'e o. ayes
~; nays @
Inc e. HOUSE men pr g sse % vote s'O0
roe iot sne elee, .s @ sPea.e'
pc result @ ne nls' sOae was , . .o :,
loEs;-Wnols number o. votes ,s0l ie, ~. o
which J, z; 1o9s. teee'seo 10 goan
rs "a, ns sceoFd'aely conducted 10 sbe
Chair ~ Messrs IA dams and coIe. ~.
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Wa are advised Oy lIs President of The


VIC are advised BY l6e President Of the
valley TuIapiks Go6pany .tha, the Turn
pike CAFES have been thrown open above
Harrisonburg, and That all produce wag-
ons destined for the WINCHESTER MAR
KEr can pass and re pass FREE OF TOLL
on that section Of the Road. We ere a.
so advised thatan arrangement! has been
made between the Rail Road Company
and the Flo1r Dealers Of Winchester, BY
which Plaster can be badSat The reduced
price 81 $500 per tpn BY all persons who
take their produce % the Winchester
Market, In addition 10 this, we would
remark, that Flour At all,imes commands
nearly as good price at Winchester a.
in the Baltimore Market, and as plaster
can be had al 800 per ton, and goods
Of every kind almost as cheap as in Bal
timore the farmers Of the Valley would
lose sight Of their interests If they neg
lect 10 avail themselves o.! the adxeniI
which have been HOLD
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whether 1 new and mors perfect orsani.
zasIon might not b introduced. looking
mainly 70 the volunteer companies Of the
U0lon ior the present. and ef easy appli,
cation 70 the great body 81 the militia ia
time Of war.
The expenditures 81 he War Depart.
men. have been considerably reduced Ia
The last two years: contingencies. howev.
er. may arise. which would call for The
hlllng up -ofihe regiments with full com.
plement Of mem anG make il very desira.
Die 70 remount The Corps 81 Dragons.
which BY an act Of the LAST Congress was
directed to be dissolved.
refer YOU 10 the accompanying re-.
port 81 The Secretary for information iii
relation to.ihe Navy ofthe United States.
While evfy effort has been and will con-
llnue TO be made 10 relrench all supertlui-
ties and lop OF all excrescences which.
IRON timeio time may have grown up,
yet 4 has not been regarded as, wise or
prudent 10 recommend any material
change 10 annnal appropriations. The
interests which are involved are Of TOO
important character ID lead 10 the r..
commentator Of any other than liber.
al policy. Adequate appropriations ought
10 De made 10 enable the Executive 10 at
on! all the ships thalfare now ia course
o. building. or that reauire repairs
Tor active service 10 the shortest possible
time. should any emergency arise which
may require It, An efieient Navy.
WHILST is The cheapest means Of public
defence, enlists ID lis support The feelings
OF pride and confidence which brilliant
deeds and heroic valor have heretofore
served to strengthen and ccnGsr.
refer You particularly 10 that part ~
the Secretaries Report which mas refer
ence 10 recent experiments n the appii-
cation Of steam ADD 10 The construction 81
war steamers, Ea9aas-as = -ssss tits MAJ
1a.os.- - auu!'ion 70 other manifest im.l
prosfmeals in the construction il M /
seam engine ard application of tba - -
I'VE power, which has renderedtber 80 ~
70 The uses of ships ~ ~
one OF ihsse officers has brought ie,o
power which makes the steam sbin rn 80
,olmidaose either fiji, attack or defence -
-, I -, - sIongiy recommend this sub.
FEDERATION, and do not he;8
my entire conviction s
coiar attention al TO Il
BE .Sectetary's. export 70
sbiied the hll
Precipitation s..
on TO that de
AIR. The M Y,
able the ~
KzfDen. fli
20 h<vel VII
constsfeE
pay them !. !.
pecially At !
- much prlva- l
IT Sin 10 announce TO 4
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you Tue loss Of The cam ship THE Mis-
souri," by FIRE. 10 d Bay Of Gibraltar, +
where she had stoppt 10 renew her sup
plies ol>eosfs on her wage tuAlexandrls,
with Mr.. Gushing. ii american Minis. |
ter 10 China On board There j. ground
for high commeniaiiolnf the officers ana ]
men. for the coolness ia inirepidi'y ana
perfect submission tofsciphne eyinced
under the most tryig circumstances
Surrounded by . ragig FIRE. which me
utmost exeriions could not subdue' aup
which threatened monentarily The expo
sion Of her we'll supplied magazlusss;. W, NE
men obeyed every order with aiacrity.
Nor was she abandoned until The lasi CLEAN
Of hope Of saving her had expired. 4 is
we'll worthy Of your consideration whelh
er the losses sustained by tbs officers and
crew in this unfortunate sfair should not
be reimbursed 10 Them.
cannot take leave OF This painful sub
ject without adveriing to the aid rendered
upon The occasion. BY the British authori-
ties al Gibraltar, and the commander, offi-
GERS and crew of the British ship Of the
line "The Malsbar." which was lying al
the tims ia the bay. Every thing that
generosity or humanity could dictate, was
promptly performed. It is by such acts
1ofgood will by one to another Of j.
mily of nations, that fraternaL =
nouIisHed and the the s.
nent peace secured
Tbs Rsne1l
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i'm pur--i. which, since its establishment 10
nala, iSs1 q 81 OO0s gIosins il power and
The purposes Of equme.c,s. s,.,ss 6n 7. nS,e
zach other and With 4ofeisn $780, =, or;ncitve
la.,rr he most valuable zeal system
more hoeias r..a,l.sn power. From us orisia,
Of any osass sa pnffhe Gsrmap Union has never
he lr1pot.!Se[ ~ " he Uniled States the IN
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