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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-23

II Mr. Webs,er's Speech reached Hartford, CT
in an Extra Tribune in IS hours after It's delivery
in Baltimore, having stopped here to be printed
90 its way Il reached Lowell, Mass. in the same
way IN 81 hours after It's delivery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-23

LvrER FROM YucATAN.-Wc have conversed
with gentleman from Campeachy, by way Of
Merida and Sisal who came passenger IN the
schooner Henry Clay, four days from the latter
Port. which touched al the Balize, bound to New
York. Our informant states that when he left
Campeachv, the Mexican fleet OF sailing vessels
was living al Lerna. The Mexican army of
400 men was still in possession OF the Emln
cncias. 4 lev DAYS previous, flag of truce was
despatched by the Mexicans TO the garrison ct
Calnpeachv. and the Mexican General, .AmpudIa,
met Mendcz at the house OF the French Consul
al San Roman Ampudia proposed at this inter
view that iucatan should JON Mexico against
Texas, and offered on the part OF Mexico the
most advantageous terms. Mendez thereuPon
agreed TO suspend operations until he could con-
Ter with the acting Governor, Barbachlno, at Me
rida When the propositions Of the }iexicans
reached Barnachino, the Mexican troops had al
ready capi,ulated, and Barbachino's only reply
was, Give them battle instantly
Before the Henry Clay LEFT >isal, an express
had arrived. stating that naval combat had
been fought between Commodore Moore and two
Mexican armed steamers, who II appears. had
been ordered b General Ampudia from Lerna TO
Talchal, for the purpose OF conveying the troops
thai had capi;uated al Merida. Moore was at
anchor q, the time, and perfectly becaimed. The
engagement lasted three hours. On board the
brig Wharton two men were killed ard four
wounded. The loss of the Mexicans WAS not
aScertaIned. The steamers, after fighting shy
and al long distances, seemed to have had quite
enough and retreated.
Commodore Boylan. OF the Yucatanese Navy,
WIS al Ca1npeachy, buSily employed in fitting
on. ten gun-boats and the schooner Canpechano.
The sun-boats are from 10 to 50 tons each,
and carry each one or two y or "a FOUNDERS.
Il his intention TO unite with Com. Moore, and
act together agains. the Me1icans.
n. o. Bee, l1th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-23

u We learn from the Montpelier N'atchman
OF FRIDAY that on Monday last, IN the northeast
par, OF the town, there was 9 hurricane, which
sweep, away sheds. barns and fences IN It's course,
and in one sugar place two OF three hundred trees
and in another fifty. The mercury IN the Their
morneter indicated S.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-23

~ We published some days since the Ad-
dress to the People Of the Free States OF the sub
icct OF the Annexation OF Texas 10 the Union.
srned br j. .. Adams and twelve other mem.
bers Of Congress. Il has since been signed by
the following additional eight members Dawa
Bronson. Truman Smith, ThoS. w Williams,
George y. Briggs, Charles Hudson, Staley \,
Clarke Archibald L. Lima, Thos. \. Tumlinson.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-23

Il The Battery Is green, cool and pleasant,
and would be more 50 but for bad practice the
sovercigns have Of getting upon the grass La
dies, Ii becomes you to set q better example.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-23

SulcrpE.-.t man residing IN Perrysburg, OHIO
by the name Of John Spicsz, lately Jumped into
the river and drowned himself. lie has been
subject to fits of melancholy, induced BY the doc
trincs of Miller. His habits were irrcproachablc
l. The Cincinnati Chronicle and Cincinnati
Gazette publish our Reports Of the Religious
Anniversaries, which COS; US no little labor, with
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-08-03

ID EsPECTFULLY continues 10 ten
"a der his pro essional services 10 The
Ladies and Gentlemen Of Columbus and
It's vicinity, pledgng himself 70 operate 70
the most approved modern style. 10 ad'
diion 10 what is usual in his profession
lie will
LIST. Pa. in whole sets Of teeth, mounted
on Cod, By he new and much appro.
ed pan Of atmospheric pressure, n
pecimen Of which he has in bis ow
mouth,
10 Supply roofs or palaies, whe d-h
cienl, either from malformallon or &C
cident.
lie feels confident from his opportuni-
ties al Philadelphia and lseahere-ffou
his long experience, ard bis success tna
I've can operate 10 the entire satisfaction o
an who may call on him at his office o.
Market street, up stairs, one door Sou'l
Of the Auction Store Of Kincannon' Marcl
| & McDaniel
Columbus Miss. Feb. 10th, 1913.
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DRINTERs' AND BINDERS, WARE


IL ROOMS,
Nos. 29and 81 GOLD Street, New York.
UE Arm, l643
pRIC Es GREATLY REDUCED,
ElThe sHOE" PRINTING pKESS MA
CHINE AND SAW MANDATORY,
in consequence Of the addition ofnew and inn
proved machinery 70 their work, and The rsduc-
ton IN the cost Of material; and labor, are en-
abled greatly 70 reduce the prices ofihelr Pres
ses, and ofPrinters' and Binders materials gen
orally as win be seen By their newly printed
circular 20 which they beg leave 10 raior.
The establishment Is std under The personal
superintendent Of RICHARD nj. hoe and
ROBERT HOE and they assure their friends
that notwithstanding the great reduction IN
prices, all articles manufactured BY this estab-
Eshment shall retain the high reputation Ehich
! they have hitherto sustained. IL vii also be
I their constant cudcaYor 10 improve thc quality
Of them 10 every particular. They iatloI
I themselves, also that Their Old friends will mol
only continue their favors, but that Printers
generally viii appreciate their endeavors e
I furnish the very hcs articles at barely remu
neranng prices.
Orders from any part Of the country for al
articles used by Printers or Binders including
Type, Ink, paper, dc. and on the best terms
Johhing work and repairing VIII be done
the lowest possible prices. with every aiien
ton and expedition.
IL ri Al articles manufactured By tins es
Punishment win be stamped r. HOE & Go. g
/ that persons from abroad may not be impose
1 upon with spurious articles made IN imitatio
Of theirs.
HT Primers olnewspapers who publish IN
advertisements with this note, three times be
fore the drst Of July next and send one {
their papers 20 rs, win be entitled TO paymeu
Of their biIl on buying four times the amount
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-08-03
ONE HUNDRED AND TWEEN
Ew T. N RAW NGS

J. ~ " X = v ~ y >.
Representing the scenes, costumes, sieges,
battles, naval enEaraments and tournaments
oltha middle ages, engraved at a enst Of one
thousand dollars. Price Of tho English Ed
ton e12-Ncw World Edition only IS, and
equal in Typography, style and embelish-
menis.
IFthoro were ang doubt remaining on the
public mind with regard To tla complete sue
cess Of our plan Of choad publications The an
uouncemouts which We now make ought 70
dispclit, and 70 convince tbo sceptical that the
most valuable and enduring productions Of
English literature may be brought within the
reach Of the most moderate means The
works Of Sir John Froissan have been celo.
braicd By poets, historians ard novelist for
more than four centuries, For many years
after their first publication they were circula-
ted through the medium Of manuscripts, and
they were deemed presents worthy Of kings
and princes. These manuscripts were fre.
quently cmbcl.ishad with Illustrations Of a
gorgeous description. They we've done in
bright col0n on the broad margins of tho
parchment pages hence they have been
said to be illuminated The edition which
We present is a reprint Of that which appeared
in london but three years since, and which is
BY far the best and most satisfactory that has
ever been published. L is profusely illu ira
tel with engiavings on wood, representing
scenes, customs, costumes aud figures Of the
olden times, executed expressly lor ne in the
most careful and elegant manner By Losing,
and at an expense which nothing short Of the
most liberal patronage can justify. Every.
thing but the co0rs and exquisite finish oftho
anciens Examinations are preserved there is
tho same fidelity IN outline and spirit IN execn.
ton. Oltenlimesa little picture win convey
better idea Of characters ard inchlents for
ever departed, than the most elaborate nara
tive
The language in this edition viii Be found
perfectly mOdemized, and therefore easily I'm.
deTiood By al readers. II qualntness and
simplicity 0fsg le, It is almost scripturall The
interest offhe story increases greatly as Won
read /; il is the very romance Of history. From
this source, the most eopious and abundant
ever discovered, have The novelisis ard dram.
atisls drawn then supplies: TIE original If
many a ohivalFous and many a tender scene
mSeott and James, and their contemporaries.
wiA be recognized IN the vivid pages Of ,old
FToissaTl,'
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-08-03
ROOKSl ROOKSl

TUST Received and now offer Cor sale a
eb Large Assortment Of Valuable Bocsai
among which are tho following
The Madison Papers, JeiIefson's Works
Sparks Life Of Washington Life Of AleXan-
der Hamilton, Lfc Of Napoleon, J'hnaon'a
Works, Rollins Ancient History, BoswelIs
Iife ofJohnson, plutarchs Lives BY Langhorn,
Smoleus Select Works, feelings Select
Works, Democracy in America, Naval His
tory Of the United Statesby Cooper, Lavaier'f
Essay il physiogDomy Sears Bible Biogra-
ply, Sears Wonders of the Word Lord
Byr0n'5 Works, the Dramatic Works Of VIM.
Shakespeare, Ddsr1elis' Novels complete, Wa
VERY Novels complete, Miscellanies Of Lord
Broughan, Coopers Novels DC. Alsomany
other valuable works illustrated with rich az q
splendid Engraungs-all Of which viii be sold
unusually low Tor cash.
Columbus June, 1913.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-08-03

For approved paper al FIX months, o. at Z
per cent less 0rCash Wood Type, Printing
Ink, Presses, Cases, Gallays, Brass Rules,
Composing Sticks, Chases and otLer materials,
furnished at the loves, prices.
o. Printers Of newspapers who publish this
advertisement three times before the lst of
July. 1913, and send one Of the papers to the
Foundry, win be entitled to payment OF their
bin on buying three times the amount oft.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-08-03
The STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
I.nWNnRs GnnNrN.

Probate Court, July Term, 1913.
IN pursuance ofan order granted 10 me by
u the Probate Court Of the county ofLoWndes
at the July Term thereof 1913, I shall proceed
10 sell h The highest bidder at the door Of the
Court House Of said County, on
Monday, the 9TH day Of August, 1913
The following described tracts or parcels ofland
belonging to the Estate Of Thomas p. Yates,
late OF our said county, decd. To wit;
The south west quarter Of Section
number twelve, in township number
Eighteen, North, Of Range number
seventeen East, in Lowndes County,
The above lands win be sold on credit d
one. two, and three years from the day Of sale.
Notes with approved security will Be required
L is further ordered, that publication he made
in The Democratic Wing Of the same, for three
weeks successfully.
DANIEL n. YATES,
Attest, Wm. ?. Puller, Adm.
July, 7, 1913, pG 80.
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A certain and effectual Cure for Ague
and Fever; also used successfully
in the treatment Of Bilious

A certain and euectual Cure lot Ague
and Fever; also used successfully
in the treatment Of Bilious
Fever Nausea, General
Debility, and Ner-
vous Weakness.
The most hattering Recommendations Of this
Medicine have been received from many ein-
inent Physicians and others who have used It,
And il Is presumed that no medicine has
ever been used whose action has been
moro beneficial, pleasant and invigorating, and
ca led forth from afflicted sufferers such express
sions Of heartfelt gratitude and thankiulnoss.
Persons taking the Pills. soon find themselves
roheved-chill trokenl Fever gone! Stomach
and head free ard healthiul Strength and
appetite increasing and improving, and all
nervous weakness fled:
When taken according 70 tho directions
accompanying them they never fail TO cure the
chill and Fever the first day and never sickcn
| the stomach or operate upon the bowels.
Their action upon The whole system IS SO
charming, that persons are invariably surprised
and pleased with their rapid and complete res
| toraton to health:
The Pills arc purely and solely Vegetable,
| and the happy combination Of the ingredients
and their proportions arc such as TO produce q
/ medicine which never fails to relieve when
relief is al all aitainabc,
Each box contains 20 doses Of Pills-Prioe
For Sale BY GREENE HlLL,
Agent
Columbus. Iune %. 1913.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-08-03

Il Ohm Il. WHITE Tyre FOUNDER, No
Q IS Gold street, Now York, third door
from Fulton street. has On hand an unnvalcd
assortment Of Printing Types, Ornaments
Borders, Rulcs, &c. Of tho bee metal, and cast
from original matrices I'eropulatiou o. This
Foundry IS well known throughout the conn
try. and he is determined to selI al theloiIow-
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-08-03
NOTICE no PLANTERs.

NUIICE To HAN IEILo.
A CONSTANT supply Of pIeFce's ceie-
N brated Spinning Machines, either Iron or
Wood frame, manufactured in Ciueisnatti, can
be had at any time by application to "a IN Co.
lumbus.
These machines have been I'd successful
operation in Alabama and Mississippi for ma
ny years, and have given universal satisfaction.
Orders received for Pierce's Cotl0d Gins,
Corn mills, Flying Shuttle Looms Running
Gear, &c.
VIM HUDDLESTON g. co.
Mr. Pierce will personally attend to putting
up ofthe machines.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-08-03
Harris 6 HARRnoE, Solicitors.
May 18th, 1913.
THE STATE OF MISS SSlPPI, }
LOWNDES COUNTY.

PRoBArE CoURr JULY TERM 1913.
10 81 persons interested IA dc RAJ 's q
he hsirs 9f John A. Criglgr, aaI, lge ef
sad County # LarHdss.
WT0U are horoby cited TO appear before the
n Judge Of orr said Probate Comt 40 a
Term ihereot 10 be holden ior said County on
The frst Monday in September next
to show cause, e any ylu can, why an order
should not be made 10 seIl The following des-
cnbcd lands % wiz
The south east quarter, and ilty five
acres OF the west side Of the west half
ofthe north east quarter, and The east
half Of the south west quarter, cf -cc-
ton fifteen, township nineteen, range
seventeen wesi, containing in all, three
hundred and forty nine acres, agreea-
bic TO the petition Of William Weaver, Guar
dian Of the heirs Of said Estate.
WITNESS, Thomas Sampson. Judge Of
probatcs for sand County Of Lowndes. this the
81 day Of July, a. d. 1913.
Attest, WIN. p. FULLER,
July p, 1913. Clerk.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-08-03
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!

lust reed, a lot Of Newest style fine straw
% Bonnets, new shaped Cyprus do. VIII
low Hoods, Palm-leaf hats, boys, colored do.
Mems do. For sale at
KEELERS cheap cash store.
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FOR SALE,

DR MOFFAT'S LIFE MEDICINES
1.-THE proprietor Of these matchess speci-
fcs, while he has cause to feel the most I'M
qualified satisfaction in relation TO the mpar-
alleled popularity and general use they have
obtained, feels constrained by considerations
as disinterested as they are sincere; 10 consin-
ne 10 press them upon the consideration and
tnil Of the public, I'll no invalid and no iamlly
in The whole compass Of The Union, shall be
without a knowledge Of them and their mesu-
maba virtues. The certificates which he has
heretofore published 10 almost countless num-
bers, and in reference 70 every possible variety
Of disease, fully established his medicines, be-
,ond even the possibility Of dObi, as the most
generally useful, and the most unfailingy eff
Gent OF all the medicines Of whatever des-
crplon, ever yet presented 10 the world and
he feels that he is but dong his duty to his TEL
low citizens in arging them to test for them
selves the benefits 10 be derived from his Life
| Pills and Phoenix Bitters.
For sale at
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-08-03

DIsTRIcr CHANcEHY COURT or THE STATE
or MISSISSIPPI.
HELD AT COLUMBUS.
James Hayden, Complainant,
s5 We
john IuddIosiou ot al Defendants.
May Term, 1913.
TTpON opening the matters Of this by, and
u It appearing to The satisfaction oihis Hon.
or the Vice Chancellor, that the defendants
Reading S. Bl0unt and Hartley Benson are
not inhabitants Of this State but reside beyond
the limits thereof so that the ordinary process
Of this court cannot be executed upon Them,
70 IS ordered that unless said defendants APP
pear before the Vice Chancellor at the Court
room IN ihe towu Of Columbus on the
LIST Monday in November next
and Mead answer or demur TO the bI. Of COM
plant herein, the several allegations thereof
wil' be as 10 SAID defendants taken for confess
ed and such order or decree made therein as
to The Vice Chancellor may seem equitable
and just.
Iii further ordered that copy Of this order
Be inserted IN the democratic Wing a news
paper published in the town Of Columbus,
once a week ior two months successfully.
M. Nice ARTHY, elk.
UkUpfs g HhRRIsoN. Solicitors.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-08-03
DOCTOR DAYTON,
M 81 81 al 81 s. 81 "a "a

Those interested. are invited to call and
examine his splendid collection Of Premium
lncorruptible Teeth, which be viii insert on
reasonable terms, with pivots or gold plate,
and if need be with Artificial Gums Of The
same IncoUuptbe Material II bis work ID
not done in such a way as to give perfect salts
faction, nothing win be charged.
Office on Man Street, doors ifom VIM.
Huddlesion, g. Cos Store.
Dec. 1872.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-08-03
RICHARD J. CcCKE, GEO. W, L. SMITH.
COOKE 81 SLltlpl6l9
ATTORNEYS ATLAW
COLUMBUS MISSISSIPPI.
Ollico Miliigry ST., near the Court House
DISTRICT CHANczRY Court OF THE STATE
OF MISSISSIPPI.
HELD AT COLUMBUS

DISTRICT CBANczRY CoURT OF THE STATE
OF MISSISSIPPI.
HELD AT COLUMBUS
Fleming T. Colbert, Complainant,
Do vs..
John Bartlett, et al. Defendants,
May Term l543.
TTPON opening the matters Of This bill, and
u itappeaung to the satisfaction Of bis Hon.
or the Vica Chancellor, that the defendants,
John Bartlett and NVilkerson I. Cawthorn
are not inhabitants OF this State, but reside
beyond the limits thereof so that the ordinary
process Of the Court cannot be executed UPON
them. It Is ordered thar unless said deion-
dant7 appear before the Vice Chancellor AZ
the Court room in the town Of Columbus, on
the
LIST Monday in November next,
and plead answer or demur to the bin Of COM
plaidi herein, the several allegations thereof
will be as 10 said defendants taken for confess
ed and such order and decree made therein as
to the Vice Chancellor may seem equitable
and just
It is further ordered illata copy Of this or
der be inserted il the "Democrate Wing"
newspaper published 10 the town Of Columbus,
once a week for two months successfully.
n. MCCARTHY, elk.
II. l. JARNAeTy, Solicitor.
May 18th, 1913
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ERASMUS /. AOEE,


TwAvING removed from Columbus, and
IL settled 10 Grenada Mississippi, vii
ursctice n fninre Is the Circuit Courts Of Nsio-
busha, Choclaw. Carroll and Taliahaichie
Counter; n the Chancery Court At Carol
lion. and the District Coua Of the United
States al Poutoi0c.
Grenada, Miss Aug. 1912.
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Columbus, June %, 1913
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TOOW DROPS KLNBs-ouro efTsoluaIly.
I1nAlZzEZIA12 wloI...lo Drg.l...

II Maiden.Lano, New York, and Of cur agents.
MessTs Comstock & Ross. - Magazine 81. n
Orleans, and G. Hi and a. N, Jones, Columbus
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Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-06-15

anticipated facilities OF arranging, the
question (the right Of search) with the
U. States, Lord Ashburton found them
and France united, and arrayed IN a most
violent and warlke opposition to any ar
rangement Of the question. We shall go
more at large into this matter by.and,,oy;
here we only mention it to explain no"
much this satdde1, and unexpected 3anc-
ton give will not say Interests, Vor
The supposed right OF search IS mere
bugbear, but Of passion, between 4 {. !,
sgch poacers as Fraace and The United
States, must have enhanced the dIfilcuitY
and. at the same time, the necessity Of or
ranging oar american difsrences.'
Il was the mastery diplomatic coeLpe
de- usain of General Cass, in separating
France from the alliance CT Enslaiid' ana
unifing her again with her ancient ana
n. tural ally, the United States, which e.
lone disposed England to ar arrange
ment of her American differences on any
terms compatible with American honor.
1t was Gen. Cass's able management at
Paris which rendered an adjustment
praa ticab!e at Washington; and il, un'
fortunately, we shall hereafter be drawn
into contest with England on the vital
question OF the freedom Of tAg,s2 1t
will be owing 10 General Cass's vigorous
and long sighted craftsmanship that we
shall engage in the contest with the CO.
operation and powerful support OF our an
Gent ally, instead Of having 10 encounter
her on the side OF the adversary. Come
what may, he has, by signal ability
which knew how to improve co'gunc-
tire which falls to the lot Of but ~fe"
men, in the most splendid career of pub
lie service, contributed to place his coun~
try in a position Of impregnable strength
as wei! as lofty honor; and, with the cen
seriousness of such services, and OF the
reward which never fails to attend them
in the affection and applause of a CRATE
full people, the claimors of titled or unit
tied deIamers may we'll pass by him as
the idle wind which he respects not
AMERICANS. =
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-06-15

possession of these islands, and had with
manliness and promptness carried his de
sign into execution by force, he would
still have committed an act of unjustifi
able rapacity and robbery. There is no
British interest in the island which re-
quires step of the kind. On the con-
trary, the Hudson Bay Company are de-
cidedly averse to occupation under the
British flag; ana Sir George Simpson,
Governor Of that company, hat accepted
the Office Of Envoy from the Sandwich
Islands to the Court Of st. James, for
the express purpose CT securing the lnde-
pendencc of the islands. But Lord Pau
let. after closing every avenue to correct
information, has put himself under the
sole direction Of the acting Consul, who
has lohg borne the reputation of beiEg a
talented and desperate designer against
the Government, the adroitncss Of his
Lordsnip and his advisers has only serv-
ed to throw additional odium upon the
usurpation they have effected. They
have committed the common fault of un-
principled cunning. of finessing too
much; tor they have Involved themselves
III the support of fraudulent claims by
threats of open violence, and have thus
converted what. under the best Of cir
cumstances, would have been an actual
robbery, into piece of contemplate
swindling.
The interests Of the United States vii!
suffer chiefly from the occupation BY the
English Of these islands. Two hundred
vessels under the American flag. arrive
here annually. There is now a large am.
cunt of American property on the islands.
In case the canal uniting the two oceans
is completed, the future Importance OF
the islands will be immense. The A
mericans have civilized and planted the
commercial interests of the group. It
remains to be seen whether the United
States Government will acquiesce in a
usurpation so destructive to the fruits OF
American industry.