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Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-12-02
BURLINGTON, IOWA SATURDAY

him, to delay the, vxecution efAsr design. On
taking leave Of CAnlaincoirt 1lat night, aller =
moprnfal uvesD he said, Ny resolution i
taken: w must vHue fSel 4. Caulaincourt
had not been mqnir hosn IN ~, when he was
suddenly rousga A5 Con3tsnt, ~ Empsrorss "a
let, wAd en6eAtGd hin 10 eome instantly. for
Napolsen VIZ IN eonvH liiona, ~ last DYING
He Instantly ~ ii. benn1 ~ Maret wer,
already tkefe but H6Ning NIs1p Be- heard but
stiaed groak3 from the I'D q Napoleon, Soon.
long attended MIA n kis o. ,scsxna. Spoesr.S
IN he utmost Consideration, ~ astafsd thst he
Mad been Seth shortly after ine 70 bed. 10 ~
quietly, pi3bus liquid ind ! -, IA IL down
vS;e2 ~; len % Il. sssiss sss 4 Uo i a,
prepsratiea Of opium sna stber deadly SUB.
stances, which he had Efsen him during the Mos
COW retreat, y his desire, aad which, 8 long -
nv danger Lasted, he had cehsksntly worn round
hia neck Which Caulaihcoslt seized his had,
Il was already cold. "Caulsincosrt,S sAM he.
opening his eyes, aI am about to die. rree6m.
mend to yep my wife and my son-defenM my
memory. IeoulA no longer. snaurs life. The
desertion Of my Old compssStns IA xins had
broken my heart" The polpcAE however, either
from having been 80 long kept St some other
cause, had lost its original efEeacy: violent vom.
iting gave hin relief: be wa with great difHeNT.
ty prevailed on to drink wsua water. ahHs after
. mortal Sgony Of two hours, the spasm cradu.
ally subsidized, and ne fell asleep. "Ivan.N said
he, on waking, 6the dose was not strong enough
God did not will it;' and rose, pale and bag.
CARED, but composed, and seemed now to resign
himself with equanimity to his fate"
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-12-02

Is was saying. | looked 1t the sabiecs 70
see how could secure the bark. Il IVES
tho strong for me To attempt 70 bssek e..
Al any tate. though, I, there's moss thea
one ~tS 70 skin cot, a. butcher would
say. II ! cannot break OF this bask I
can climb up by il. No souner said than
done. l.e,ked hdid AZ the strip. aad pie.
cling ms feet sgalnst the trunk Of ne trsA
ran up hand over hand. ~ this msiksd
&c climbing, you ~ilI perceive thas ny
back mus, have becH 'ossn~ards ct Mesr.
ly = horizontal posi,inn --my sess being
hraced agsins, the ,rse, and my hes1
standing from il At m anelh Of nearly
n..a,y degrees. Having arrived a lhs
p.oper height vast then ia . euanaasys
how to get my knife out ofmypocket, and
how TO get il openif i, was ous, lfllst -
with one hand was fearful the other would
not hold mo. However, says |, i,'s neck
or nothing. III try the .xpcriasn. Il any
ra,e--so | gripped powerfully with my
left hand, while to,& Out my knife With
my other, and opening ]. with ny teesh,
whip d of the bark A. clean. 10 Tho
law would dock an entail. And Whist Do
YOU think was the resul,i" e, s,.f .....4.,
"Whv. you came fiat on your back ct
course!''
"Risht. gentlemen sr The iary,--a very
correct verdict, indeed. ! came dc*d Hat
in the mud. Never was client laid DAT.
Ter Oh his back than land lievet WAS
one mbre completely bedaubcd With dirt
aht filth. BIZ, thanks TO The yielding 10.
,ure ofthe soil, saved nv lirt.cs; odd 6n-
iy brough, away TIE ,iiiscRiefoG my c6ds.
4 gained my cause ,oo--wh,ch 4 ai6rs
than | can say Of I'LL nv undertakings
The Company laughed heartily Il The
ex lawyers acv Dun, &c MA exploit - &Riie
the Ia, Ter, hanging his cost up In IND mud,
liko tho old wdman's greasr;. would ftiU
oft when II 20, cry. FNaE "A VA" etM .saA
lie con,ihtel while tdigrf u f5ii0U
his occupation Of chair botloming, when
suddenly becoming sane again, he resdn-
. ! shcpract c,'of Law, and has. ever aiaee,
preferred laying kis oppcned,s cd tneie
backs in legal ~ay. tn being laid on his
own in SO ludcrous manner - thde o.
bove rela,eJ.-N \. Transcripi.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-12-02

Upon n general inspection, a oae ofthe
u. ). posts. BY ls,e and veil kno1a IN.
spec,cr general; ths Earrssda was taken
by surprise; il beia 4 rdss Of The general
10 awe little or no notice OF kis inipsctio,
visits that the troops might Hos pkspars
themselves expressly for the occsdici, but
he exhibited ia the eoddl.idd Usually
maintained in the discliafgs Of thsit oe-
binary garrison duties M sH
A soldls. ofths cdniMahd; usual! very
ous q sse aneHpGs:s sas sflivk: sas IT.
tho few momer,s' nolicc given BY the or
derby scrsean, on the morning Of idserc'
lion, was compelled TO Clean hli accoutte-
mcnts to Tie bes, Of his ability accordidS
10 Inc time allowed him. THUS, he p.
peared Upon parade with oil my ifodt q
his uniform III good order. but ID the rear
he was lamen,ably de6cieni; his boots in
particular, tho well polished 10 ft0ns,
were behind as foxy as red herring. /.
Tie general, whose eagle eye dettessd
tho ri.,nu,est defects, was not lone 10 dis
covering Ms slariug dehcicnes. Sowhsu
he had rassed along the lrdit at the rea'
rank whore the man was posted; aad In
spec,ed il apparently TO his sat siacs'ca
lie then filed TO lis rear, quickly observes
the conoi,ion Of the mats back, snd tap
Ding him on tn. shoulder, says Ia rseut
inc ZONE Uf voice. "Soldicr, you have ~
BACKED your boots behind = N6w, "ssol
liera had no, quite parted cnmpanv viii
tic debouch Of the previous day; the fams
Of the liquor yet in his head etii6esdsns'
him to q very Unusual pitch. and ~isho.
moving a muscle OF s~.rsing from HI
boil, like position, ha answered, "isoesas'
good soldier Rerer look. bektnd i'-Asrs
~ fa-f#.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-12-02

Queen Victoria has had harp made
for her liule daughter. the eldest roysl
infant. The harp Is three feet high, the
pillar carved ia tho pure Elixahsthso %.
der, Of white mars WOOD, GIT in bur.
nished gc'd, The bolton il also caves
supported BY two dolphins; the sody %
aIsr maple wool, (puro whi,e,l the troas
Of which is ana @elcd, aud highly crnas
men,ed from tie design az Raphssl.
The neck has double & ,ld lines, and h.
also painted in gold the rose, thistle ADD
shamrock; tho much;oe has .c';on ssns.
lar TO tho large harps; which - cons'dsr'
ed wonderful FOR SO small I'D 'nsssanssas'
being the only one OF the kind ever mad..
The pedals. which are cnnnecssd ..sA
the machine, are Of ivory. A. also ssdes
OF hody and pegs, A, the top otsns Psa,
| lar is attached . splendid crpwn cAsvsa
lid FURNISHED gold. D, the rr,'tsss'srs y
liz considered mos, wondrtlnl ihsssr'
men. Cor tone. The cover df ne harp :.
White satin, richly smbroiirfcd with 80
wrea,hs. rosa, thistle, and ihamrock. v'.''
lP. r. in gold. The wh,ia is eac'oase "a
a splendid mahos,ny case, highly pelsss'
ed. The string boa u nlss o. sasf'e
wood. inlaid with pearl. u has An 'yofy
turning key, ,he harp 10 many rssP-css
i. oe the Er., craftsmanship N Assssoas
an. AM aGtf ~4#h H@a@h NV
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-12-02
"Ifmy wife don't behave he'self,
As sho' as she is bavn,
tgke Ell off to Nh Auleans,
a-sA--l.s-L ar g.. ->v~,,, -
Napoleon Bonapsarte.

The following is related in ALrsoS's history,
by which il will be seen that NAPOLEON came
near 1t one time committing suicide:
GA terrible catastrophe bad well nigh teru1i-
mated at this period the life and sufferngs Of Ma
poleon. His departure fdr the Elba had been
kxed for the Goth Of April; and in tie interim,
while he was totally deserted by all but few
dornesties and his faithful Guards, it became eyi
dent 10 those aroud him, that some absorbing
idea had taken possession Of bis mind. He re-
CURED constantly to the last moments ct depart
"a greatness: his conversation to his intimate
friends vas entirely upon the illustrious men ,ol
antiquity, who, IN circumstances similar to hi,
own. had fallen BY their ousn hand: in the Gloss
ofhis carssr, IS "a its outstt, he dwelt on the
heroes Of PIutarch, and their resolution not e
Sftendants kere increased, when they learne,
that On the l2th, the day after The signature Q
the treaty, he had directed the Empress Mari
Lcuiss, who was on her way from Bicis TO joil
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-12-02


FtsH sgt Hi. dust and gloomy he,lsx.
W9erf liant tht clouds heavily,
Could Hdt lin the clue to follow,
How BLESSED would the journey bel
Aloft ] see ! fair dominion,
Through time and change oil vernal stillS
But where the power, and what. the pinion,
To gain the sset. 6ioooink hill7
Afar I hear their music siHsin9-
The lulling sounds Of kesven,s ftbNse
And the light gales are downward bfin.ind
The sweets Of flowers the modAt1iN kncX,
zee the fruits, oil golden GlpNiAn 4.
1eckon the glossy leaves Uetke&ps
And Ger the blooms that these are bIowihf
Nor baights nor winters wrath hath beta.
To suns that shine forever yonder,
O'er fields that fade not, sweet to heel
The very winds that there may wander.
How healing must their breathing bel
But 10, between Us rolls rivsr-
A death in every billow raves;
feel the soul within me SILVER
To gaze upon the gloomy waves.
A rocking boat mine eyes discover,
But, wo is me, the pilot fails!
In, boldly in-undaunted over!
And trust the life that swells the sailsi
Thou must believe, and thou must yeatxrs,
In fearless faith thy safety dwells;
BY miracles alone men enter
The glorious Land Of Miraciesl
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-12-02
- --------------~------Y--E 4.
Efcentricities Of d Mailman.

Mr--,ala lawyer IN Vermont, do.
in. pcca bustiess, e, once became insane,
and took !. III his head 10 abandon ths
practice FLAW, and engage in basket ma
king. He was at frs. an awkward nand
At Ills employment. bu, BY din Of perss,
yerarice, he soon became YER. skilful, and
could weave a basket AS we'll as he had
formerly woven m nr sument at the tar
He followed ibis business about six
months, whom taking new notion into
his head, he abandoned il iot chair bot
,oming.
The material used in this sccupsiian
was bark, which no stripped from inc
,.rces ia summer, when 1t Pee.s most ca
:ily. Having come home one day cover
"a from head 10 foot " it'll mud, he was
asked where no had been Tia, hs had g.
so thoroughly bedaubed. he answered
tina, no had been 10 nciehbo,ing swami
artrr Elm bark, OF which he exhibited
strip about forty Zee, long. -,
$40 YOU renark th,st" said he trlum
phanlly.
.Yos, but how does ]; account for you
b ing so muddya Il Isl y hnd nun o
the top Of ,tce!'
mo; ID, you sometimes Md ], on IN
bc. TOM, though III tell you how scon'
Il. cut the bark near the root Of IN
tree. and then stripped il upwards 81
pec,inp i, would come 10 an end and breal
nar and run itself out after while. b.
\, hung Of, like suit ia chsncery and
! strip, and stript, until i run up forty too
! !. stronr a. ever. Thinks Ito ryst'
! there's m use 10 pursuing tho thing an
!. farther, and 20 I'LL enter ss!is prose5s
: Bot no, 10 lose the benefit Of what ! o.
done--tha, was the point tobs d"cidei.
wished Il least TO save cosls--but pshav
| Il, gos.--l'm not lawyer now VIC
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-12-02

Steam -b6st Lamd,>g. Bloomington, Io,ca
II ME unders,gned, Tate OF the Burlington
House, respectfully, announces TO the
cluzeus oi the town and county, as well as
the travci.i ~ comm unity. that ne has taken
the IOWA HOUSE, formerly occupied BY
Mrs. PARROT, fitted il up in a t6mfortahle man.
sr, and hep,sb, unremit,ed eyertions, and
sslduous attention, 20 merit public patronage
The House is Situated close to the landing. in
ire business part 81 the town, so gentlemen
Wishing TO take the river from this place, are
sarc II having an opportunity of going by the
rirsi h"at.
Ills 4 ,Bt.E shai. =, all times be supplied
with the pest ills country affords. sne ssA X
with the choicest Winessad Eiqacrs, AMI me
ST Able well provided with gram. with care
fui and attentive Ostter..
From his long experience, and determine
ton to spare no pains loreader his guests COM
Portable, he ha,ters himself that he will be
able to give en:ire satisfaction TO all Mo may
favor him with their patronage;
WILLIAM FRYE.
Bloomington, June 10. i84i.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-12-02

ia wi,u WooLsx = np,.-.The ass =
washing woo!sn goods - - v ttsssN
them frcm shrinking, u aus u she -,
.idsrs,a IL don.ssl,c cc.ddny gosiey q
heins recorded; 1dl Il Il tMstslefs VAN
s,,isiac,ion ,hat No cxp'dld this sa@fse
oroes.s 10 or r~.ders All 1esuflpsisas
al woolen eodda shodM y tssAed y
vary hc, wslsf With sdkr. ada - eaos -
H.. article u slransnd, insss15see = - -
wssc,: lei d shcn - wruae tfti Aaeg -
| Ia dry. w. Y. sxSa i !. afs .sartsAt y -
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-12-02
uORoAK {. ROCM

HETuRN ,h.,r thanks 10 ,h~ citi1ens q
1Srsn ktou aud its vicinity for the lib
eeasas1e sAcv hsve heretofore received
eA,shie meehsa sf infsfaing iAcm fhs'
HfsM 6isrd mp their shop in abs sotsh
q g Peat Office ,buitdinga. on Main
49,, vhsrv vAsy intend u continue saei'
.-- y! eesuissss 1Heys a~Ps ~ strict at
n sestsssinsss stOmeris Abe scsu tisnsnct
ma e4eIse tssos-Fx rsss. Y, v5fbalscJc ~
kiyQeFs would DO we'll to eite thf A.
~. ssN. AZ they Intend 10 take atI kinds Of pro-
!. yS - SpsySssat Tor wusk. Their ptlcei
~ essesP,Na NTH the pcdsced Pricee d
eeee sad the pressure Of the times.
As2. s6-3m
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-12-02

The editor Of the Transcript, published at A.
ekandria, in this State, gives the following des-
triptite programme of 4 conceftj the performance
Of which he has listened to; 6ver and over, fcf
the last three months PicayGne. !,
Opening Choras-" Bow -ow-ow, bowp' with
canine variations and feline accompaniments.
Scls-By Miss Filicy--sTake your time;
Miss Lucy" and "Jihny, is your hoe.cake
done?"
Grand Chorus
"Ifmy wife don't behave he'self,
As sho' as she 10 bawn,
tske Ell off to Nh Auleans,
An trade'eh of for cawn."
Towards the latter end Of the performance
(says the eaitbrl it usually becomes somewha,
mixed, on the principle, we presume; Of tsdiscoft
in music," &c., and We are RECALLED from al
points of the compass; In voices that would make
the teeth of hand .saw chatter, with something
like the following
ssMiss had baby" .Way down on ole Wir
sinny," Ha, Jim along Josey," SAM she cal
4 Lucy Long'' .Some cali me Johnny King
.Bow-ow-ow-ow-ow! bowl" "Lalde,. diddle
iddle diddle de- eMy-ow-ow-ow-w" SLOW
! ow, due-e-e-e-k," and 80 on.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-12-02

ToHN s. DAVID. General Forwarding and
d Coulssssson Merchant, Dealer in Groceries
Dry Goods. Prodaee. SC. &C., on Water. between
w ashingtoa and Columbia Streets burlington,
Iowa. March 10. 1912.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-12-02
rs HENRY HOUSE,
MOUNT PHEASANT, HENRY cOUEyy, IOWA.

TIME proprietor having furnished his house
L equal to any IA the Territory. is prepared TO
accomtn odate any number oiper.ons in the mos,
acceptable manner. In soliciting the patronage
Of the public. the undersigned would take this oc.
cason TO tender his thanks all who have hereto.
fore favored him with call
May 6, fs43.sy p. c. TIFFANY.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-12-02

DYE STUEE6s
nNDtCU, klasider, Copperss &c. &e for sale
\, rseuW.1 w Al DEvOE:.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-12-02

tTWENrf THOU SAND Lbs. Bacon wanted
II in exchange for Groceries and Dry Goods BY
Sep -. NJ DEVoE.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-12-02

Take six and quarter cent. woorth Of Lima;
caustic, and having pdt Il into an ounce vial full
of vinegar, cork It tight and hang it in the sun,
In q couple Of days it will be 6t for use: =.
To make the preparation for the above, take .
lump of pearlash of the size of chesnut and dis
solve it in gill Of rain water. :.
The part Of the muslin to be written upon, Is
to wet with the preparation, and dried and giaz-
ed with warm fat :so,; Immediately afte'
which, it is ready fot marking. -Loaisriuh Jour
Nol.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-12-02

The RULING PASSION STRONG IN UEATH.-
One of the most characteristic illustrations OF
this fact that has lately come to our knowledge,
occurred in South Carolina some time since. A
well known betting man--the brother Of prom
inent turfman Of the Old Dominion--was lying
SO dangerously i'll that his friends expected his
dissolution momentarily- The physician, bend
ing over his dying patient, appraised him that he
could live but few hours, whereupon the lat.
ter family asked him the amour. OF bis bill--
The astonished doctor replied "Fifty dollars. 2
double; or quits, live ill morning!'' He lived
Just long enough to win his DOCTORS bill, and
then diedw M ts ghsAf 6A8a
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-12-02

QUEENSvVAfiE.
AnlA SEIS common teas.
4VU SO Liverpool and white granite de.
500. edged plates. Z. as 10 inch.
So white granite do.
50 dos. assorted mocho bowls.
20 :. plain aud natted tumblers, Jus
received atid for sale by
Oct. Il. W.T.. COOLBAUGH, + Co JEFF. st.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-12-02

SAW MILL IRONS.
4 NEW ana ieomple,e act OF Saw Mill Irons,
IA Tor sale very low by M DEVOE.
Sep -
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-03
CANDID

RJWe are requested u aun'unoe LrvvTI FORD, tie
AID olleI. candidate lo the office % set-
sesnt a. Aims House of Re. resenistiFcs-
HyWe are requested 10 announce JFuU jOHNsoN, q Cay
county candidate f0T egcau a ns o. The Hou-e 81
RetIe>entatises
9Ne aie requested t. announce JAMES WHITE Of Tip
pccauoe candidate i.r the Office ol President Of The
Bank.
9J-We are requested 10 announce LrvI i. ToDD a. a
candidate for the Principal CeIk # The House Of kepe-
sentatlvcs-
s1rwe are requested to announce GEORGE L SAUNDEEs
Candidate To- Door Kee The ueN1 House Of kepe-
scnt1tives.
a-We requested 70 announce JOINS bUNN Of Dear
bern County as a candidate for Auditor 90 state
2I-We requested 10 announce iloR>Ei3 j. ARRts,
Carroll. a Candida the o.hce &c Auditor "a state
21-We icquc-tei To announce fREprHlcE T. t'oon-
SILL of Nauteltu -, Candidate is 'e oa,e ~ Auloi
ot ate
COVE requested 10 announce 1AuEs ~ TuUorr, u
Decatur County. Candidate ia Principal Seelcta Of
The senate. az tic ensuing session
9-We requested 60 ann unee joHN RrDrR Of mon
County Candidate for Door Keeper 10 Tie House OF he
personalities.
aJ-Wc are requested to announce CHRisTo9HrR g.
WERBE Candidate f1T Dool Keeper Of the House oi
Representatives II lie ensuing scss Ion.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-03
The Roasl Beef Ct The Tariff.

IT, .ha"amenon Of prnhhiiive tamil 10 keep out the
result Of the paup-1 'abor % H-."pr, followed 'm"'-
dalt, hy a general rcdu,ti # III wages OF era
The point. has been noticed and comm'ned
upon through the county. II has been the cause of
strikes ~ OF which the lhorcrs have merely
made the discovery of their hell esn' and been speti-
~ starved into -ubmission IN lowell where the i-rs Of
the strongest, the rebels outawed and OF
allowed return any employment IN any Of the hc'o-
rirs
We find in the Boston paIers-a rebellion
Of the jpurneymc taois against grevous reduction oi
their wages. 30 part of the ta- l. onerous than
that lpon aud upon all kinds of ready made
coihng II any body he brne6ted by protection.
those who make wooens, and work them into clothing,
ought to grow nch.
In the ting of the journeymcn tailors alluded 10,
William Paterson, in reply to a call addressed the
meeting and declared that certain properos of extensive
co,hng establishments had combined together to reduce
the prices had Ear succeeded that for months past
industrious men who kept faithfully work night aud
day. had been able ouiy from 81 To - week
At these he said, impossible tor men t. sup
port families while the prices PROPOSED hy the
s,cIey men would only able from = 30 10 -
per week. working full hours.
Ard for this g" 3 10 - week" that the lahorng
classes New England sell themselves 10 the protective
parry And they will find. they have found. that each
acquisition of ., power grind them and that
the rivalry will he between the aup labor
of Europe" and The pauper labor of America Chars-
ton Mercury.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-03
II. Cd. Gwen.
From the Bosion Post.


Mr.. GREE~E-ny inserting the annexed extract from a
letter publ he'd il the Eastern Argus. Portland, writ
ten y highly respectable and ntegent member of the
Methods, church Who of course would be prjudicei
in Mr. Owen. favor from religious symprhy you will
obise many Demrrais of NV E>GL.>n.
am expecting hat the eastern whig papers will blow
lusrlv about the eection of Roteft Dale Owen have
oiier has paradcd IN the eastern papers, ev
denll, wuh a d +gn reproach the Drmocritc parry
with the opinions ich MIR Owen supposed To hold on
religious subjects 1t may be. that the Of NJ
Owen Is unpopuhr with portion of our Democratic
friend, IN New E,ga d. They may he surprised. when
tell them a 4, most confidently. that scholar.
statesuau aud Gentleman, Robert Dale Over has the
highest respect Of all pircs in h,s state. Whatever
nav be his speculative orinoLs religious subjects his
N. ~ulavc oinui religious subjects his mora char
,r,e, IS iTrcprolchae. lis requirements of tie first
o,d.r As a parliamentary deia,er he second
man 10 The tc treats all sccts aud parties with the
; satemafv 0,uriesy. and maintains "a mora char
ac,.r IA At, n.g be rop.ry initiated =, many prof ssins
Christian such hast l. The character that democrats and
Wings and religious men. too, have uniformly and with
on, SOLITARY exception gwen % Robert Dale Owen.
To show YOU the opinion entertained 81 VII owen Where
he /. hest known Ok the follow facts; The Com
ercS-iona district which he has long FeiGrd Il Inhab
Ircd by DECIDEDLY moral aud religious people The
M.thodss. the no>tnumerous religious denomination IN
Indiana very sinng that part of the state. Mr.
Payne tie comp-Irlr OF Mr.. Owen. highly esteemed
member of the Methrst church. If fine talents
and eentlenany chancier, aud said 10y hs Wing friends
he the most popu!T the south part OF The State
And vet though the district gave a whg majority of
aud and seventy, Mr. Owen now has maj 'rIty OF
seven bundled and twenty-five over Mr PAYNE | make
tn, Sc statements rritipn To Mr. Owen that
repel ay reproa allon TO his aud character
II diana sends Mr Owen to tongress Statesman that
will make his respected among the great of
the nation. a Statesman sho>e talents and character will
be an honor the STATE Whatever lie hts re- cious
opinions a'lo~ him tir right u entertain them. We
send INN ashIngor not u egslate rel sion. We
IF he West ciaial the Behi oi managing our religious
interests each for himself IN his way, and repre-
seutayes understand too well interfere with Us If
they 50 disposed.
feel called upon neer 10 defend attack the meta
physical opinions of Mt Owen. But | do feel called
upon the gross presentations. which have
noticed IL the Wing papers of MsIne respecting
this man. Until the Wing patty of the The west
can shew their politician of nober talents
and purer morals than h. let them to couple the
name Of Rober, Dale Owen with reproaeh'