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The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1843-08-10
From the Emanciputor and Free American.
PREJUDICE AGAINST COLOR.

The Bangor Daily Gazette pub
fishes the following communication
from Rev. J. N. Mars, a very re-
spectacle colorcd preacher of the
Methodist denomination, who it APP
pears has been grossly insulted on
board the Steamer Huntress, on her
passage to Bangor. Let our friends
have an eye Oh all such Steamers,
when they come to select theirroutes
for summer travel. Let every friend
Of humanity do what he can 10 break
down this accursed prejudice, and
hurl it to its final resting place, the
Bottomless Pit, by refusing TO take
such conveyance as refuse men their
rights. We know of Omnibus pro-
prietors who refuse to carry such a
man as brother Mars, a highly re-
spectacle and very successful minis
ter of the Gospel, and at the same
time permit rum-soaked men to take
passage Nth their DOGS. Such
things ought not to be tolerated:
July Is, 1913.
Left Salem for Boston, and Boston
for Bangor the same day, and had q
very pleasant passage in the cars tc
Portland, the passengers were very
agreeable. A gentleman and his
wife from Albany, N. Y, and Mr.. J
Southwick from Boston, and Mr.
Woodman, and Mr.. Farless, gentle
men, from Salem, were very interest.
ingcompany. Took Steamboat Hun
tress at Portland for Bangor. Soon
after going on board, | secured my
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1843-08-10

First Of AagaSL.-From accounts re.
ceived from different sources, it appears
that many coverings took place, in
commemoration of the release of 100000
human beings from the thraldOm Of slave.
ry on that day. Addresses were delivered,
results of emancipation reiterated, appeals
made to audiences to engage in the work
of rescuing our own countrymen from
bondage, such as has given new impe-
tus TO the glorious work. Let the work
roll on, giving additional evidence from
year to year, that the great experiment
of immediate emancipation was not 10
vain.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1843-08-10

0F The Address given by MIR.
Roberts, at Manchester, on the LIST
inst, is unavoidably postponed till
another week. D. s. NJ
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1843-08-10

Brother Angier's reply-Th COM
munication came too late for insertion this
week. 1t will be gladly attended 10 next
week,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-27
THEY HAVE GOT ALONG.

lST received 4 fresh assortment, oi Pevf5wrrT
- consisting Of The following sric,s FfOaUa
sulogne IN, small and large boUic-. F."tsda sad H.
icy Water; Lavender snd Rose W.te,; Afseassar
OIL; Bears OIL; Phliun Oil; mud a large ss-<Smeat
'~fsoaps. such a. Victoria TO.lsi l,op. Floating ssae.
expressly FOE bathing &. Windsot raIeut sop; slss q
good. or | would have SAID, the beet sssot,aent q
Shell Side. and Tuck Counts IN the city. B,.falo
Tuck nRd Side combs. ard Horn Tuck ant SD.
combs Of different patterns. which will be so,d low
for cash; by the single one Us d, zcs. A. sm sois
Agent at a Comb Manufacturing es'sbishmect. Z
'hInk ] can sell combs n lslie cheaper than any &C.
adjustment IN the city. You Who wish to say ~iH
please give me a call. Recollect. they IRE 10 lie
found al A oFaiRCiHLDS at M l39. Main 4.
Wheeling.
Clocks and wntrhes repaired az shod notice. A
good assortment Of WATCHES AND JEwELRY
slways on hand. which will be Sold cheap roc cash.
a few Infant Hair Brushes Of nfe beet quality.
just received from the nanulacIosy and Zoe sals low.
jan IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-27
1T STANDS WITHOUT A RIVAL.

1t is unequalleI. This is saying m Ich, but not
too much. The certificates of those who have
been cured, or Obtained by a full, Impartial
uial If the virtues ofPeasJs compound extract vi
Hoarhound candy, in the cure Of Cough, Colds .
Asthma, Whoo2InG cough. cramp, rheumatism,
sore throat and the preludes of Consumption, are
from the most respectable classes Of society,
amongst whom may be found IN respective order,
clerzyInen, lawyers, mechanics. merchants,
working men, all of whom acknowledge the ben
eft they have received from its u Q. Surely none
can be 50 s~ksptical as to doubt its valuable quail
ties at this late day.
In every state in the Union are duly appointed
agents, who keep it for sale; and those who once
tryit for the cure of those complaints for which
tits desi ned, Eever fail to speak of it in the high
est terms. Orders have bean received from almost
every part of the world, where Rcws of its merits
have been received.
For sale by JAS BAKER and
HIRAM KANE.
ian 25 Wheeling. Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-27
CARPET n COVERBIT ESTAB-
LIEHMENTs

DOMESTIC MANUFACTURES.
nAVID KENNEDAY respectfully solicits the
- attention Ofdealers, heads Of families and the
public generally 70 his establishment IN South
Wheeling, where he continues 10 carry on the
weaving OF DOMESTIC CARPETS y Co
VERLfrS, Of a variety Of styles, figured, rain
bow and Venitian. He has also several ncv
patterns, that cannot fail TO afford perfect saiis
faction. Allorders will be promptlyattended 4
aud his work warranted Of the best quality ny
sry kind ofC0lorng done az the most reasonable
DTce.-
Wheeling, aug 10 ,ls42.-5mw
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-27
CLOVER SEED.

IL NJ JAMESON. Forwarding and Commission
Merchant. Wheeling, wishes 70 purchass
Clover end Timothy Seed, BeesUax, Fsaihsuv
Lard. Butter. Hops. and well cured Pork and Bacon.
Expected eahy 90 February a consignment o.
B,ots. Shoes, Cops and Hats also. a lot Of superior
Tobocco aud Ssgars. al Of which will b. ershsnr.
ed 0r Western Produce Or Manufacture.
jan Isl y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-27
DISSOLUTION.

NOTICE is hereby given that The co-parlnership
" hereiuiore existing. between The subst rbcrs
unier the firm uf Robb & Stephenson. terminated
by limitation on the 3lsI tilt. Per ,Ons having
trinims against said firm are requested To present
hem for settlement. and those indebted TO said firm
'o make payment tp x w Handing or John n
Thompson. who are alone authorised To settle The
alltifS Of The said firm. J w ROBB,
jim Is lS43 J STEPHENSON.
One Of the above named pc rSons will he ALWAYS
found at the old stand of Robb & Stephenson.
pan 25
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-27
FOR RENT

NWO Store rooms on Main South wheeling. IA
IL the most business part OF the City. one OF
'hem at present occupied by IN M'Mechen ~ a
yrocery establishment. for which ii Ia veil ealcu,a-
ted. Possession given the FRS, of April.
For particulars enquire VI F w BASSETT
Jnn 5
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-27
TRUSTEES SAFE


pY virtue of a deed of trust executed by
I'D William Lambdin. Christopher Lambdin,
aud William NIX LambdIh TO me, dated May 23,
1896, and now OF record in the clerks OIL
fee OF Ohio county. / shall, on Tuos-
day, The cath day of January 1913, ~ the
front door of the cauIt house OF Ohio county, al
, O'Clock + M.proceed to sell TO the highest and
best bIdde. for ready IN oney; Lot No 40 lioTtyl
and all Of lot No l'STty Onel except so much
thereof az the SAID William LambdIh conveyed
10 F. b SweaIITgen, by deed dated I'D I'll April
1897, and now of record Ia the clerks office of
Ohio county. That part of said lot Al, SO con
ycyed TO said Sweaungsn beng, as is believed
the North pSTt thereon containing a front ofthir-
ty nine feet width and the same breadth back to
the alley,
Selling as trustee ! will convey such title "a
is vested IN me by said deed OF trust.
dec p dts JOHN LIST, Trustee.
The sale of the above property is postponed. by
request. until Monday The 9Th day Of February
1913. al The time and place above named. There
are erected on said lot three large brick d dwelling
houses, aud other improvements, ia good condition.
Jan IS, ls43. }. LIST. Trustee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-27

NV SYMMES q JAMES II ROBERTS.
. respectfully inform lhe public that IhcY
have entered into co-partnership 10 tho manuGacturs
OF Window Glass at the Glass Faciot3 in SOulh
Wheeling. where they will always EseP on hand a
8tSSk Of Glass Of all sizes, which they Will sell 10
them will be promptly nnsG ..9aIets addressed 70
ranlod 10 be equal to any Cylinder Glass mana-
featured in the Western country. dec 26--tf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-27
TO TIE

III NLHaAN8
ANlNG noticed n rntumunicaiiua ever the
III signature of CCCKEY. proprietor % The
Wheotheld Inn. that am 10 longer IN his ec,ploy.
men'' take The earliest opportunity Of informing
the public that have engaged with r NJ BEAM.
Of the Merchants Hotel. South Charles St.ee-
Should my friends feel disposed to paironize The
Merchants Hotel. nothing sLOll he len nudune IN
render them comfortable. The Nirrohahi.' Ho1ei
has been enlarged within The last few weeks.
ALEXANDER YOUNG.
Baltimore jan III I'm RI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-27
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
- THE VIRGINIA HOTEL. Main St.
s Wheeling Va. this establishment 80
long and i~avorably known 10 lice travel.
$500 ling public situated on Main Street. in
the city of wheeling. will be Cor rent on the LIST day
IT April 1919. The House aud al us apartments
are ia Euod order for The public accommodation
The great increase Of lravel lhrb' ihis place makes
Id a desirable house fOr renting. For terms. apply
TO The subscriber. or 10 James PAUL.. az his office
on Main ~. Wheeling. ARCH WOODS,
jan i9-u
Baltimore Patriot. Louisville journal, Frederick
Examiner COFy 20 the amount Of 50 aud charge THIS
Office.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-27
NOTICE.

r a meeting of the board nf officers Of the Alb
Regiment. held on the l4Ih day Of january
1913, the following resolutions were unanimously
ndOpied.
"ResOlVsd. that the volunteer battalion will Gel.
citrate the approaching anniversary Of the birth Of
Washington by a military parade"
IRE solved, that II be recommended 80 The several
volunteer companies in the city To appoint commit
tees to meet at The Council Chamber ON Saturday
the 4th day Of February at 81 o'clock. for the pur-
pose Of making The necessary arrangements 10 con.
duet the celebration"
Ordered, that the above resolutions be published
an The city papers. GEO SIGHTS,
ian &c 3t Clerk 4ih Rrgt
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-27
WHO FOUND TWO PAIR sPECTA-
ELESY

a PAIRS silver mounted spectaclesyone Of which
had the leh glass broken and was in an old
red Morocco case. the othe. just new and IN q black
paper case, were lost in this city a few days since.
The finder NJ finders will meet with a liberal re-
ward by leaving them al The City Auction Rooms
with B~RENTLINGER a. SHALLCROSS.
ian ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-27
TO TIE

81 ANlNG been Informed that ialss statements
Il Il are IN circulation respecting the difficulty
between Col George Duly and w s wickham, |
deem II my duty To state the following; About
three weeks ago. the above named gentlemen came
I" my house and desired me to make a statement of
what Wickham said 10 me. respecting a claim had
ola Ds ~, ] stated To Wickham in the presence Of
Daily. what he had advised me 60 do; [ also stated.
that he had frequently spoken 60 me on the subject
afterwards. and that ! would not give him any sat.
isiaeiioh. aud assigned reasons. one Of which was, l
thought he Was m%cddling with that that did not
concern him.Or VAS none olhis business, neither OF The
above facts did WIckhaIn pretend 10 deny. The only
excuse or apology he Attended. was that ho dad il
for The benefit nf The endorser. for tho proof OF the
above, | refer the public To Col Dulty. Ia iuslice
to WIckhan. will omit any opinion as the motives
by which he was aciuated in giving his graiuiious
advice. aud The anIie.y he manifested on The sub
Ject Whether Il was To make Col Duly unellisi.
he Tor the Mavora;Iy. or Ia befrend The endorser.
| VIII leave tho public Ia decide. IN justice To Col
Daily, will siaIe that 30 Ear a. lac isCuncerned, the
claim has been honorably seIlsd. and in justice to
myself, l here take The responsibility 10 state hat
whoever has o. may hereafter say. that / asked
WIckham tor advice on The subject. or thai ac.
knowiedsed asking his advice either direct or Indi.
rect, IL 4 liar, and common sense stamps him " ilh
n lie Va The face. Il is unreasonable that | should
ask w ) WIckham for advice when the claim was
IN The hands of NC Good, in whose legal opinion
! have more confidence. than all The penny-twopenny
would be family freside ad yise in the CITY.
Ja"y %. 1913. GEO. ROBINSON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-27
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR RENT:

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR RENT
THNHE EXCHANGE HOTEL, in Sprine Geld. il
offered for rent. IL IL situated 10 The mo-,
pleasant and business pari Of the town. and IN a
large commodious brick building. Has good eta.
bling, sufficient for 40 OF 50 horses. and sheds fos
carriages. wood house, ice house aud other out
buildings-all in good reTAir.
The house is at present Occupisd aud furnished be
J p Phillips. who being desimus Of quitting the bG-
siness. would sell the furniture and give immedfai.
possession. z PHILLIPS.
Springfield, Jan 10 2u W
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-27
FLoUR.

A FRESH supply of The above superior article,
N received Ibis dBy and for safe 10y
dec % 81 REILLY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-27
EOR RENT

A s. TODD has ON Main street. ueIt door 10
~ his Drug store, a large and cum 6rtabls
dwelling house, which will no rented 10 e good
family on reasonable terms. Enquireo Of
jan 10 a S TODD
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-27
MONEY WANTED.

SENSENEY very respectfully asks those oi
ab hs cusismers who know themselves - De
nd bted 70 btm 10 call aud discharge their accounts
and thereby save him from The Modification Of
Jgs.i.g. jsn 26.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-27

N/lLL be sold a, public sale il 30 days rem
date. If not called ior in the meantime To
pay storage Ihe running gears Of oIe!uUr nurse veg
gon LEFT ON my premises about ten months since,
jan l2-lm JAMES II FORSYTH
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-27
FOR r

"a TIE large and commodious Ware.
ssss house on main street. now occupied By
2. d. Dufield Also q neal and com.
A@ Portable dwelling house on Main street
Possession given on the first OF April. For terms.
sc. which will be low apply To
jan LIT ". va S. II, UNESoN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-27
BOOKS At

WWTE will sell 81 Auction on. Saturday evening
the 2Ist inst. q large and valuable oollec'
ton Of Books Of various kinds. the books nay he
examined 81 any time before sale. Sale 20 commence
ct early candle light. HALL O. WlCkHAM'
IAN 20 AuctJuecu.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-27
FOR RENT.
Tho thraA-h-, ~ Iii.

Ia The three story brick dwelling house
s&e on Main street, lately occupied by Jaa
iIi& A Mclean.
MklhH Also, The room on the first floor II
said building, and in the occupancy Of DanT M
Edgingion. Esq. as an Attorneys office.
Also. several tenemenIs IN good locations. 81 ilabS
for Mechanics shops.
Also The brick warehouse md dwelling on Main
street near The bridge. lately occupied by John Red
as a Grocery.
For terms which will he reasonable. sppiy 10
jan 10 FRANCIS r ARMSTRONG
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-27

ME PUBLIC s rospeetfuIly informed. tina
II ALEXANDER YOUNG. .. 80 Lcerf en-
loyod az The "wheatfoid Ina } C0CKEY.
Baliimore jan II In u
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-27
TRUST SALE

TRUST SALE
OF LOT NO 1875. / SOUTH WHEELING.
D Virtue Of deed Of trust from Henry EclOls
and wife To me. dated 25Ih day OF November
1871, and recorded IN the clerks office of the
county cOUTt Of Ohio cOunty, in deed book number
page 3l9. I shall, on Saturday The 25ih day
Of February next, al the frunt door of the Court
house Of sAid county, sell at public auction 10 the
highest and best bidder for cash. lot number 1876,
city Of wheeling Glnely GZel in that part Of the
as Trustee. | engage only to convey sucsr ME as9s
vested in me by said Iced Of Irast.
Jan 81 Is DANIEL LAMB, Trusted.
DIX. EASIMAN'S ELMER OF LlEAEIIi.
TNHIS is a universal restorative IN oil cases
where the Stomach, Liver. or any Of the or.
gans concerned in The digestive functions, are the
primary seat Of the diseases. and that such is true
Of almost The whole catalogue of human maladlos Is
we'll Known To every physician
ELlXER OF HEALTH
Il strengthens and gives tone aud appetite ia the
stomach and possesses the long sought and desired
property Of rendering harmless to The stomach any
redundancy Of bile. that may he generated there
and at the same time when there is a deficiency OF
that necessary fluid, producing cosiIveness, depres
sion Of spirits debility. dizziness IN The head. palpt
laiion Of the heart. pains m various paris Of The
body. and other Characteristic symptoms Oi Dyspep
STA, IL acts ~ a perfect substitute fur The bile. opens
The bowels gently. helps 20 digest the food, relieveJ
oil pain in The stomach or head, cheers The mind
inyigOrates The system. and restores u 70 pericc
health again. u ~ warranled 10 never fail in ettec
ting a permanent cure iu al cases.OicousumpliOn o
cough. where ihe lungs become diseased from sym
pnthy with tho stomach OF liver alidropsicsl ahe'
lions from tho same cause yield TO is powers q
once. loss ofappctie heartburn, nervous complaint
Of oil kinds. night swcais and diarrira are remove
by q rs by a charm A supply Of this yaluabI
medicine. just received uud Tor sale by
OLIVER PRYOR, Union 81,
ian 10 Wheeling Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-27
DoRCAS SOCIETY

The members Of the Union Dorcas Society would
offer thoir grateful acknowledgements TO lhuse kind
friends ia the county that furnished Their depOsiio-
ry with three barrels Of vegetables and so pounds
Of BeeffrOm The 7h TO l6ih inst.
BY order OF the Board,
NJ A UPDEGRAFF, President
IHCv A DuFFIEID. Sec'v-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-27
Book and Job Printing.

0NOh uhO OVU AAANAAlS
Va The Publisher Oft la Wheeling Tines and
Advertiser. has just received a large assoStmeat Of
NEW JOB TYPE, from New York and RaltE
more, comprising the most elegant kinds receatlv
cast there; and some ofwhich are not u be- fouud
IN any office West ofihe Mountains. With q spa
cious Office. experienced workmen.a and now mate
rails he is prepared TO execute every kind Of
@ettes 9,s.s QP,iahnq,
in the finest style and at the shortest notice.
~ Steam Boat Bills, Posters, Handbills. &c pm
cd at an hours notice dec ID
ELAX SEED. Ginseng and BeeswaI. wanted
~ For which The highest price will be paid in essh
by OLIVER PRYOR. Union street.
nov IL Wheeling.
TAKE WARNING.
: tHE subscriber requests oil persons Indebted ID
4 him either by note or account. 10 the pre.e,.t
time. TO call Immediately and settle the same.
dec 24-G. A. SAM'L M'CLALLEN
o GROSS F~AHNESToCK'S VERhIFUCE-
- Just received and for sale Wholesale and retail
by OLIVER PRYOR, Unisn O.,
dec 10 Wheeling. Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-27
FOR JAZZ OK KENT.

" The dwelling house which | lately
800 occupied in SOuih Wheeling. The
properly I will sell on a long credit, or
~ rent on reasonable terms. VIM Chap
line, ESQ. will show The house TO any persnn DESTROYS
at renting or purchasing. Possession can be bad
Immediately. ii w CiiAFLhNS'
ian &c I'm
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-27
RYE FLOUR

RYE FLOUR.
ID ECEGvED this day from The Triadelphia
II efil, e lot Of Superior Rye Flour. fr family
dsand fr sale low BY NJ. REILLY
Gee %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-27
IArER STILL.

LATER SILL
lust received 90 The sgn " the BIG RED
- BOOT
4 cases Mem thick Boots,
2 DO do Kip DO
do Boys thick do
case Mems Fins Morocco Shoes.
ian n SAML MCLALLEN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-21
CONGRESS-.

WAsHIyGros, February lS-In the Senate, to day,
the resolutions introduced by Mr. Rves, to arrest the
made by the English capitalists Tor va more
comprehensive guaranty were again pressed; ana the
Federal majority compelled to give more direct
manifestation Of their designs on The SUBJECT tan mat
Of Yesterday although they could not be brought 10
direct vote. After several diluting amendments were
offered from the Federal side, the majority resored TO
their accustomed stratagem of postponement-an IN.
definite postponement-o avoid committing their party
upon the distinct question proPounded IN The reso-
lutions, denying the constitutional power OF Congress
10 provide for the payment OF demands upon the
States. MIR. Conrad of Louisiana moved the post
ponement until December next, and It nas caTTtea.
This amounts 10 very distinct invitation to the
fundmongers to apply their influential agency in the
Congressional elections during the next summer, TO
give Whiggery majority IN the next Congress
Whiggery will not positively (unlil next Decemoef)
say yea gcy 10 the multitude of petitions which they
have drawn from the States to billet them on the Ma.
tional Treasury IT, in the course OF the Congressional
canvass, the moneyed power make apparent that
by appeals to the seshness of States and individuals,
they triumph the Constitution OF the country
and its true and lasting interests-why then, Whggery
will probably be prepared give earnest of doing all
that may be desired towards consu mmating "the com.
prehenSre guaranty, prorided those ,oho ,cant ciH
enable them TO accomplish their purposes, by aiding in
the election of President who will give his sanction
TO the vast consolidating measure.
We would turn the eve of the foreign interest,
(which IS fixed the General Government as lis
preyD 10 the brief but cogent remarks of Mr. Calhoun,
made to-day in relation 10 the tendencies of their
hopes for assumption, and, also, to those remarks,
equally marked and pregnant with meaning, made by
Messrs. Walker and Allen, on Thursday. Those who
revolt at the idea of reputation would do well to pause
before they substitute their just claims the States
the obligation of which is undoubted, and will surely
be discharged at day, if reained-for the uncon.
sttuona assumption of Government which is not
responsible for hem and cannot from its very nature,
Itself becomes
this Government shall preserve whether it shall
undergo revolution, and submit TO consolidation, or
permit the reputation of State debts thrust upon it,
no matter by what means-repudia,ion will cease to be
word of reproach Reputation will be felt to be as
mech the duty of the party which seeks TO maintain
the purity of institutions Of an honest and
vrtuons man TO expe haro; from his bosom and his
home.-Gtobc.