Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-06-30

said that ..H is change that nnnetve. -.
e lahor. aud change. felt or feared, that IS u'e
bane Of industry and happiness. Nsse1 WI" i
there any thing more irne. II mas "' 49,
curse of this country Gazette.
True, 10 great extent. Mr.. Gaze''e'-
;. Change w as the wa,chword. and change
was the reply Of the Wings in 1910. WELL
we had change. and what has been 'ne 10
su,1 Why. achange Of men--a change TO"
officer, who faithfully discharges their duty 20
others who faithfully and zealo"sly serve '"t'.
,,,,, ., their masters. We were promised
r.,,enchmpn, f,r change. In lieu OF fe'renc"'
men, we find the expenses Of the government
increased to great extent. and the way pa
we'd for erea, National debt.
Bur. one change has been wrought. which
mus, prove Of lasting benefit. The Grnefa'
Government. the state Legislatures. and the
oeople have determined no longer TO s"iler
Ranks 10 rule and swindls them. Inso'vent
banks have ceased to force their irredee"ab'e
paper upon the people. gold a"d silver Is tas'
taking the place Of The f"r,ner rag currency,
| industry is beg inning TO receive It's proper TO-
ward. aud soon We shall see out country ~
| condition tina, no change will be necessary 10
keep i, free. prosperous and happy.
] I.rr, aou YucAr.N.-The Schooner, Do.
yer. arrived a, New Orleans on the 10Th l"st
from Lerma, from tho Captain Of which the
editor Of the Republican says he has learned
tina, the negotiations for peace between Next
re and Yucatan had been concluded; at any
| rate. tina, an armis,iee had been effected tor
he cessation @! hos.ili,ies. The Mexicans
had evacuated, nr were about 10 evacuate, the
h.ich,s near Campeachy. and the Yncatenese
were disman,ing their forts. Part oi the
Mexican army had already left, aud the ball
lance were 10 be sen, to Laguna as soon IS
, vessels could be obtained 10 carry them.
The party Of Mexicans who burned Telshac
: were captured in few days after without any
resistance on their part, and deprived VI thel'
: Commodore Moore was still at Campeacny
e Tie Mexican flee. was lying 10 leeward o
: that port, expecting to catch him when h'
+ came out. We opioe they will catch Tar
= Tar when they catch the Texans.
EXCESS OF Parry FsELlNc.-So fas as or
observations have extended, the extent +
which some no, Drained aud light headed par
,izans have suffered their feelings 10 carry then
has been the greatest obstacle in the way o
conducting political contests in such man
ner that good feeling may exist beswee'
nrighho's attached to the opposite parties =
:, We have been called Jealous par,iz,n. an,
;, accused Of blindness to the virtues and GOO
qualities Of those opposed to us in politics
we plead no, guilty To the charge. Anon
:" the opponents OF the principl We profess. "
SEE many shining virtues, and honor and re
:. spect their possessors. IN our intercours
" with our fellow citizens, we are consciou
:" that on no OCCASION have We ever suffered
y difference Of opinion on political principles, !.
!" make us ,hi"k the less Of our neighbor. or (,
= hide vir,ne from "ur sight. Nor do W.
think ourself possessed Of more lib-rali'y {
y feeling in this respect. than can be justl
= claimed by our Democratic brethren.
| Oh 'nC O'uVs etuVs SCC INV SOtUC VI w
% would-be leaders CT the other party bcliev
their followers 10 BE- blinded by their poIilica
prrjudices. We copy the following beau,if,
specimen from late number Of The Altou Tel
:. egraph:
j.. p. Hcge. Esq. Of 10 Daviess. has bee
~ pu, in nomination by the Locof"cos 10 run j
II opposition to Cyrus Waller, Esq Cor Con
IN gre>s, in that District. Mr.. Hoge il a ma
Of fine talents. and whprewi,hal a pqriect Gen
,'eman; but the lepr"sy Of l.ocofocosm iha
} cl"gs 10 him. obscures his virtues, aud viii
J. inevitably defeat him in his political aspira
e tiOns.
y Leprosy Of Locofocoism-vir,ues obscure.
J. ny political principles! The editor deserves
leather medal.
D jog SMlTH.-Ne learn that Joe Smith wa
e lately Indicted in some Of the upper coun,ie
>. III this State tor treason and murder. orowin
out ct the Mormon war. Immediately there
after wit was issued and mpsseupe, dies
e patched la Springfield. ILL.,. with requsi,io
n from The Governor Of Illinois for the arrest An,
a delivery Of Smith. il was intended to kee,
4 the whole proceeding a secret to procure Jo.'
arrest; hut III some way or other the Mnrmon
= al Springfield got wind Of what was otiny on
!. and despatched a messenger TO Smith a. Nan
WOO. We are told that Smi,h has lrti for par,
unknown. or al least keeps himself SO con
" cealed that he cannot he arrested.
i 10 rfpdi hot al /.