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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-04-19

Agent, Whitehall.
SIX HUNDRED REAMs LETTER AND CAR
PAPER.

w FISCHER has Just received by the schoo-
w ners Home and Victory six hundred rcams Of
white and blue letter and cap paper ruled on three
and four Sides which has been made expressly to
der, Of linen stock by three Of the best msnuiaotu-
rers in the United States; consequently il Is much
better than any other IN the market, as other -
entirely Of linen. Suffice II TO say that its superior
ty over all other paper is well known TO many officers
Of Government, who doubt will procure a supply
before system is introduced VIII CHI will have ten
dcncy to exclude its use. The above particular pa
per Is kept constantly for sale only at stationers
Hall.
MAY o0-2aw3w
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WISCONSIN,

44s2. From Delsvan, by Daien, to Beloit, Is miles
and back, once week.
Leave Delavan every Friday a, s m; arrive al
Belon same day by 6pm.
Leave be'on evesy Saturday at m; arrive a,
Delsvan came day by 4pm.
9425. tiom Fort Atk,nsop, by Cold Sprpg and
VIII tie Water, to EIkhorn, 30 miles and back, once
week.
Leave Fort Atkinson every Saturday a, 6 am; ar
rive al Elkhorn same day by pm.
Leave Elkhorn every Friday at 6 a m; aarive a
Fort Atkinson same day by pm
f4Zt. From Fort Winnebago, by Grand Rapides
To PIo,er Portage, 30 miles and back, once a week
Leave Fort Winnebaqo every Thursday at a M
arrive at Piovc Portage next day by am
Leave Power Portage every Friday at y m; arrive
=" For Wnnebago next day by SPIN.
125 From Madison, by Monroe, to Frespor,, III.
10 miles and back, once week
r. Leave Madison every Monday ate a m, arrive q,
tissPor' next day by 6pm.
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TROY, BALLSTON, AND SARATOGA.
TN CONNEXION by stage lines from Saratoga, by
the way of Glens Falls 10 Lake George aud by
the way OF Sandy Hill, kingsbury, and Fort Ann TO
WHITEHALL, with the Lake Champain steamboats,
for Montreal, Quebec, and intermediate places.
Cars will leave daily, by steam-power, as follows
From Troy, at O'Clock, a. m.
p. m.
:" Saratoga, for Troy and
43-a pm.
No change Of passengers or baggage cars.
Passengers win be taken from on board the New
York steamboats, (wh never they do not 90 10 Troy
Immediately their arrival at Albany by the steam
boats John Mason and Jonas c. Heart and landed at
Troy
Stages and steamboats, run every half hour to and
from Troy and Albany and TO suit the arrival aud
departure of the cars.
Passengers going north Of the Sp, ings, will find
stages to convey them TO Lake George Whitehall,
and intermediate places connecting with all the prin-
cipsl Northern and Eastern routes Either Of the
runs will take passengers in time to reach the Lake
Champlafn boat.
The arrangement between Whitehall aud Saratoga
is new, and much more pleasant and expeditions thu
heretofore. II Is by stages TO Dunhnm's Basin near
Sandy Hill, and thence in packet boats TO Whitehall
thus avoiding the rough part Of the road
Returning-leave Whitehall on arrival Of Cham
plain boat, by packet boat TO Dunhams Basin aud
thence to Saratoga in stages to arrive in time for the
cars.
p;-A stage leaves Saratoga, daily, at O'Clock
m, to arrive at Whitehall in time for the
steamboat, which leaves at O'Clock, D. M, Of the
same day. Passengers going East by taking this line
will arrive at Rutland Vermont, early in the evening
ID. SACkETT,
Secretary, Troy.
A. REED,
mtIN Agent. Whitehall.
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1899 From Augusta, ny North Port, wolco,s
mills, Whites Corners, Bloomfield and Ontario To
Lima, $50 miles and back, once a week.
Leave Augusta every Monday at 3 a IN; arrive al,
Lima next Thursday at II
Leave Luna every Thurdsy a, I N; arrive at Au-
gusta next Sunday at pm
394O From Carlisle by Pleasant, NJ. O. Havers,
Aaron Hagermsn's, BogsrdsviIle and Scotland to
Sprinpvie, 80 miles and back, once a week
Leave Carlisle every Thursday at 6 m; arrive a,
Springvie next day by l am
Leave SpringvIe Every Friday at p m; arrive a,
Carlisle next day by 6pm
39ii From Craw louisville, by Sugar Grove and
old Shawnee village to Shawnee, % mills and back
once week.
Leave Cra~ louisville every Friday at o.; arrive
AT Shawnee same day by pm
Leave Shawnes every Saturday a, 6 m; arrive at
Cfaw louisville same day by pm
39t2 From d. crheld, by RdgeviIe, Fairview, Al
bsny and Granville, to Wheeling, "a miles and back,
once awesk.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-04-25
nm Old. but .76le Document.

We have thrown upon our last page Tia admirable
speech of Henry Clay, Esq., against the REVIVAL OF the
charter of the first Bank of the u States i is true,
that he has since turned apos,ae upon t5s SUBJECT
and has vanly attempted TO eat his own sords, and
do away the effect of his own argument iat the ell
fort has been 1t requires much more ingenuity
than he possesses to refute his own mastery peec we
recommend TO Wing readers especially osudy that
portion of the argument which repudates he force OF
precedent all great Constitutional questions. That
grea, error Of Mr.. Madison subsequent position
for according to that doctrine all that necessary TO
make power constitutional is first for one department
usurp powsr nd than obtain the Of the
other Northumberland by the same argument, ~~.a
The Alien and Sedition Laws had--Mr Clny Biogra-
pher pronounces that he had pierced the Macedonian
Phaanx whom he describes in his speecb--And 10
Mr. Clay himself has now become sne of the Mace
domains = become constitutional
Ia ilie same connexion, we have put Immediately
after Mr. Clays speech, the memorable opinion Of Ole
George Clinton, when lie gave the cisng vote against
;hc Bank, and seeed It's fate. We also suhicin Mr.
Gays report agans, the memorial of the L. States
Pank, FOR short extension of It's Charter for The par
Pose OF winding up its affairs. 1t appears that sir
Clay was then 60 much opposed to the tremendous
nsnrpaton masked in the original establishment OF the
Bank, That he refused 10 gran, it single day TO live
and pronounced that It's extension would prove tuu
scourse 10 the country. We beg readers TO pre-
serve this paper-and read this documentary evidence
ct least once year.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-04-25

worthy of the celebrated chairman OF tcelebrated
committee, which issued celebrated ciilar on The
celebrated Hooe case-vnlgar'y called hoe cake
which our opponents made such gfea'ande OF IN
the late Presidential contest, and by ne OF whom
was i. more pompcusly putforih than MJohn Minor
Bolts. .
he playfnly, bu, al the same time ceray upset the
whole fabric that Mr.. Bolts had piled !, Without
descending 10 the Demagogueism, wh'clhnracierizes
,ome sneeches which We hare heard, IN. ID. 'dissl
mated into thin air the few arguments :. Bolts had
dyunced, and we reckon Mr.. b. wishethe place he
filed had been vacant, for a more PeIct iarraPsng
than he received, was never taken by arman-om Of
has olcn District.
There was meeting on Saturday eve.ing between
the candidates for Congress at Bacon Q'rer Branch,
IN the suburbs Of this ct;-at gencralluses OF the
county. Mr. Jones opened the discuson-and MIR
Bolts replied-and the bail was kept until near
nigh,-lall. Mr. Jones pu, forth oil his rength-Mr-
Bolts. all his Harlequin tricks We unerstand, that
he played completely the butloon-and dgusted every
man Of taste. Even the Wings were oliged to con
fess the infinite iaferior.y OF their chapon in cour-
tesy and refinement AS to the extentf their intor-
nation, the force of their arguments, the compre'
hension of their minds, there was no dequate CON-
parson hIr Jones bore off vctoriou'lvle palm, IN
The opinion Of every man of taste, vhm We have
heard EXPRESS an opinion on the subject.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-04-25
Tie Ciamoys # tic GkigS
The Mobile Register makes the following pnngen


iar Virginia wiie. sic ,ieciop,e.i hard aran., the he
or n having od t.! Law and hay ing passed
tx As, ~ liz late LEGISLATURE. Il 10 natter han iaavs
t. tie "ln'r q tce ~ c,ei!euotns agaast
nocsae, .l passing eii Law, and MT passing Fax La:
They wouia have ' onr seaer mo.s' IA such with
bet; caus.--sl il Is bcst a. II ~
Fix II as you viii, The party hacks OF the Wing,
would have camoted eanst The Democrats They are
determined To- Carry the election by any they
exeTt-and the same presses which disgrace them
selves by perverting and attacking the Tax Law would
have assaed @h fury or having passed any
aw at all. There is this difference between The cases
the one case, they clanor without adequate cause
III the other case, their complaints would have been
just. TIE Democrats were responsible for the honor
Of The Stale, and molly have they assumed the respon
sbilliy. Far better Re abused hy the humhns Wings
far better he removed from Office than TO disgrace
selves, aud disgrace TIE State BY quotation.
We heg Our readers 10 read long article from the
Charlottesville Jeifersonan, first page upon The
character OF the Tax Law. Wherever the people
have opportunity Of understanding the iew instead
Of being m'sled by the panic exaggeraions of the Wbie
siarg- changers, they approve the bill, and ccademr
the Wig opposition 10 it, They .epro6ate the tirea
of The L chmond Wing o resist ii.
What Governor Of Virginia has no, recommended
an increase of the taxes, the fell shor
OF our necessary expenditure? Governor Campbell in
his message of January :, 1858, declared that ";hc
large payments required 10 be made from the Treasury
meet The interest of the State debt will cause the
revenue 10 tai! shor, OF the appropriations and sur
cess The proPre'y of increase II Tic ,azes 20 pro
vide Tor Tie deficit, aud 10 prereat the iheIec
hereafter"
We have quoted similar, Indeed more urgent re-
commentators rem hs successors, Lieut. Governor.
Rutherford and Gregory. Ard what was the state
Of the Treasury, at the last session. We quote from
the admirable circular of Samuel Z Gcodson, ESQ.
10 his constituents o! Washington county-givins ar
excellent hit, he passes 10 the Distribution scheme
| a b The Mr. Watson spoken OF in the extract il
John w. e. Watson, the Wing candidate for the
county, whose paltry and palarvering circular tina
powerful writer, Mr. Latham Of the Abingdon Banner
has stripped and exposed to The of every friend
| fair dealing in the Staie) "lf the Legislature (say
Goodsonl should receive S37 900 every year from thu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-04-25

party They did TIE same thing N the contest oil 4 ana
were successful even beyond Their own expectations;
and what; ~ ash has been the Fssn!': laey havs Gu
acted :, irsudu,ut system o: Bankruptcy winch has
wped Off nrohahy hundred millions oi dollars n'
The hnpes h,raes Of The country, ;aas oil = hc''
would o,Ac-Yis, haze heoa PAID. Jicy have passed a
Distribution act gtge ""af our paine ""Ea'h 10 me
: atrs N yin!s.on ct the Constitution and the save
regrty ci the States. inev are now Fyi"a 10 curry
out the Distrn,ion principles to make The States
mere d.,ep5.pc,.s the door OF the General Govern
,neuI They have enacted an odious and oppressive
tariff to sunyly the place Of the land fund, which they
fsioniv They a,e fleming money from The pockets OF
the neonle ;rdiyecr. By taxing the necessa!ies OF le
aud subsistence by tins oppressive tar IT, which they
dare no, vruine L. c9 for dFtc'fp by direct taxation,
20 support their horde" at h""gfy Office h".nefS
a-+ .f.s sooers aad,r the ialer culse OF 'feeiden
nal uro,,..;e, FIR ia1ac Bsnniaoi&reS They g3l
mia f,,sr ,.bu o4- Government was literally clear
,,t deb, ,od ,ss caua.ry flowing with peace and
prosperity ,y have beea III ssSs': ~ congress- 'o'
SOM II ar = n,anhs ~ the eo"rsc 81 ~" short ytars
they hayerGclel measures q rel'e! - the conn
try -. H., r.naaieGly pr3ni>ed they repealed the
lndependent Treasury Las, WHICH was calculated 10
fa!r,sh sound currency ny its operation upon the
state hants ard have provided no substitute for IT.
lesvips the money 81 the Government IN the pockets
of The President and his Secretary nf the Treasury
and .nh;sct alo.c 10 their control Their wasteu and
.anton ex,Toysrance has plugged the nation in debt
some th,,v millions OF dollars and destroyed public
nd
tina, our Government is locked upon by all the nations
OF ,I. eur,h a. pefitc; swinding shop, and neither
our Government; or citizens. have credit or one
dollar in foreign markets Is ;'s the Federal hanqne'
To- which Won I.rr- invited IN l-!G' And ~ Vt tie ban
o.at 10 wI,,rh tie Federal Wing candidates for your
suIlfsrrs pow in.,e you; This same Federal party
has rputga the Government. they have bankrnp'cd
he whal. people by the operations oi their Bankrupt
law: they have dsa,royed credit and confidence be-
tween man and man, un, ;ha country has gotten
n.o an intense q! distress and s0trrng; nnd YET
they croy and lG,pudcnily ask you 10 come to the
polls aud renstae them III their seats IN Congress
which they did not leave lcng enough to get cold for
the last 1850 years Look al these things Democrats.
and ask yourselves if this is fold yoar arms
aud let your political ene'nes triumph you. To
the polls thea the poll, brother Democrats. Let
one stay II hnme the day Of clec'oa-give one
day TO your country and safer pretex TO Keep you
away. We want united voie th,s Spring for 'iir
democratic candidates; yes, want long pull, 4 |
s. rang rr and pGll altogether, and word tor II,
tbat the victory viii be ours. To the polls then, to
the noi!s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-04-25
From "a. F,qeestc psHoera'.)
TO ARMS, To- AIMS, nEMnCEA

TIE mighty rattle, which - to decide the dssnes OF
this time houoTed Commouweall!i, between Democra
tc and Federal Wing principles - to b. j,ushi at
lie poiis, on TharSdsp, ide @.N trSt Ave each and
every one Of you ready - march forward 10 the
cue Of your !caG cherished principles People Of Fr
GINA the Tine fer acion has arrived, ind repeat
The question: are you ali rooeyto - 20 the polls and
cast your votes for the caad,da'es Who w carry out
your principles, both N The State Lega'n'e and IN
The Compress If The United States We think SO
safely c:,icpate Your reply, that every Democrat IN
The State VIII be a, has post on tie day of the cleo
Ton The Federal party are making desperate efforts
10 carry the State this Spring: and are using the Dis
ribn,on fund the Tax bull and every faise appliance
their inaginatons can sugges, blink their measures,
10 turn the muds Of the people from the true issues Of
principles that have slways governed the Republican
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-04-25

We have exhausted our file of communications upon
the pending election. We have never published SO
much original matter, because feel the Importance
of the contest. Not only are great party prn
cpes involved in this election but the faith and the
honor Of the State. We aware, that the Repub-
can party OF The last Legislature had great duties
discharge, and We do them the justice to repeat,
that they discharged them like but we
knew, al the same time, from the character of The
Whic party, TIL desperate OF its leading press
who - bent upon 'ruIe ruin, that pains would be
spared 10 ciamor against the Tax Bill peryert lis
provisions, and to make patry capital for s mise
rable purposes at the risk of lowering The value Of
our stocks, and ct endanger'ng the credit of the State
We trust, that these designs wl be defeated by the
intelligence OF the people We know, indeed, where
there has been time TO cleanse the peoples vision from
the dust That ns been thrown into il by the dena gogues
of the party the Democratic is stronger than ever
What triumph would the Wings obtain over the
ruins Of the public credit. Woe unto them indeed If
they should succeed upon such grounds; for Of
their most intelligent champions says in this CITY, such
triumph wond prove their destruction. The returning
surge OF public sentiment would sweep them of into
the abyss, which threatens 10 enguph them.
We nave devoted large portion of paper, there
fore, to The tax bill. We have no communication in
deed left on file, which touches the election, except
very interesting description Of the meeting between
Messrs. Hunter and Newton, al King and Queen,
where the former came off with flying coours-and a
very handsome account Of the meeting between
hessis' " 'oc aHu lditt! IN james CITY, with some
very Just commentaries from the author of the commu.
nication Both these letters have been received since
our last No-and TX II as can, we can End no room
for either oil them.
For the same reason, we compelled to omit the
proof slip from ne petersburg Republican Office, Of the
meeting between hlessrs Jones and Bolts in Chester
field, oni iha'sday-and between Dromgooe and Bolts
in Petersburg, on Friday evening. We understand from
most intelligent observer 81 the scene that the &c.
neral completely ioled the stump orator in every way
argument, w.t. the beauty aud force of address There
was but one weapon IN winch Tie Wing had The field
TO hImse!i-ln slang and N coa:seness Gen d. had
100 much sell respect 10 encounter him IN that ,cay
The Petersburg Republican says:
"alr b, tor two hours and len minutes harang ne d
the people on his favorite themes some, and nearly all
of which we had heard from him on the day before
during which 'me, we are sorry 10 say, that nature
far go, the better of our politeness that we almost
went TO sleep) occasionally building very handsome
supe'ssructure on very bad foundation The au
sion to 'hard cider and meal bsgs,' was eminen,y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-04-25
EXTRACT Of letter from Citi-ea Of Dinuiddie,
dQted .lprH %

81 have just reached home after having been busy
engaged for severa! days visiting my old friends and
constituents and am happy to inform you that find
them sound to the core-the Tax Bill to The contrary
Notwithstanding. DR.. Thompson, our Democratic
candidate fer the county, will succeed, beyond doubt
over his opponent, Dr.. Lewis was Al a large bar.
bacne ON the waters of Arthur Swamp Yesterday
General Dromgoole was there. and addressed The
Peop!e-and 10 show you the effect which his speech
had, and the impressions which it made there was bu
one Wing present who urgedthe slightest objection tc
the Generals remarks, Notwithstanding. as usual
ne gave them what they justly merted II is the only
bar bacue have been since politics has beef
running high, but what have found more than one
Wing, and, Sir, he reminded me Of, | will not say
patience, but misery, sitting upon monument smiline
at grief You need not entertain any fears Of Old Din
widdie."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-04-25

We regret, that we canno, find room this morning
for the manly Card Of alr. Burwe Jenkins, the Cap
Of the Night Watch Of this City, which appeared
in yesterdays Compiler. Aticr holding up TO deserved
contempt the p,titul charges of the Richmond Wing,
(of his carrying his party feelings into the selection OF
the Night Watch, which, blythe bye, it is msde by
the ordinance the duty Of the Mayor "a Whig) 10 ap-
point-not % watchmen as The Wing states, but only
20)-Mr. jenkins concludes in the following indie
pendent and unterrihsd strain, worthy Of free man
in free country "My political opinions formed
in early life, from the best information could oh
tain Since that lime, from every observation, those
opinions have been confirmed and reconirmed and
for me 10 give them up, must either give up my cher
ished principles, or act the hypocrte-and before
Will consent 10 90 either, ! scW run The risk # STARE
iRg, and dc an honest man y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-04-25

We have various interesting articles on file, which
have been compelled to lay over, TO make way for
the EIectionThey have accumulated upon our hands;
but the pressure will be removed with this days pm
per, we shall bring them out forthwith. Among these
IS the Celebration Of Mr. Jeferson's Centennial An
niversary Birth day-the Address Of the Republicans
of the Legislature of New York-the Proceedings Of
the Republican members of The Legislature Of Penn
syivania (Which adjourned also tuesday, The
meeting recommend their distinguished citizen james
Buchanan TO The National Convention The candi.
date for the Presidency They declare that The Con-
vention should be held at Baltimore, May, lS4i; and
they recommend a State Convention, 10 meet en- tie
9TH March, ISL, 10 appoin; the Delegates which De-
legaies will represent the Electoral Of the State
and they "entrely dsapprove of the election Of Dele
gates ITO the National Convenon) by Congressional
districts We also compelled TO lay article
upon The attempt now making TO induce The General
Post Office to carry the mail from Baltimore Weldon
BY the Bay route, instead Of bringing it along the Cen
trail railroad route, through Richmond &c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-04-25

We are authorized 10 state, that sir. Wise declared
in HIS Address TO the People of New Kent, on last
Saturday week, that be would support the nominee Of
the Democratic Convention According TO the last
counts have received Wise will carry the district
b. majority of from 500 10 ,0U0-lhe latter seems
b. the iavorile number.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-04-25
a DISTINGUISHED eoar.yt in RockG,idge eounty.

MIR. c. c. Baldwin requests TO say, that is his
purpose the day oreeclion plain fully the
circumstances of The occasion will permit, the mper
Gus reasons which have constrained him, in common
with thousands Of his fellow citizens, in all parts OF
the Union, 10 abandon the Wings and attach himself
TO their political opponents. Mr. Baldwin further
desires TO say that if the Democratic party deter.
nine formally TO contest the county, he will cheerfuily
retire in favor of any champio they may select.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-04-25

The Legislature of New York adjourned on Tuesday
evening. The House of Assembly wished them 10 pro-
sate their session, take time 10 mature various
important bills that were before it-but the Senate re-
used-some few of the members, who had been returned
10 that body Republicans, coming out as Conserva-
tyes, and uniting variety Of occasions with the
W hies, and giving them majority. The Albany Ar
gus says that "Neary one hundred and forty bills, ma
ued aud passed by the House, failed Tor want Of action
10 the Senate, the time which should and would have
been d. voted to this business having been wasted
in excited debates in Executive Session, grow
ing out 9" tie opposition 70, cna rejection OF, some
Of the Governors nominations Among the bills
which had Leen passed by the Assembly Mon
dav, was one by vote Of 30 10 IS, respecting fu
giiive slaves The Senate pretended 10 take tup.
/; was, of course, lostand deeply 90 We regret IT.,
rejection. IN jury TO Virginia. New York may be
assured tina, State will not yield her rights upon
this important subject and will still continue to
demand justice from New York. and full and faithful
compliance with the acquisitions Of the Constitution -
The rrea, body of the Republican party in New York
are faithful us-but they have been defeated by the
Wing and the Conservative trmmers. Certainly, If the
Republicans have not effectively co-operated with us,
and done their whole duty to the Wings have shown
not the 81 ghtest disposition do US justice. Every Wing
IN the Legislature was dead shot against The n.
York Tribune analyses the voteand declares, that the
50 votes in the House were call Locos-of whom nine
Wings every Wing in the Legislature voting against
us) and l2 Locos bat is to say either Conserya.
tives trmmers) And yet the Wing presses turn
round after their party has done all the mischief rs
it can, and laugh at US, and cry out that Virginia
has been humbugged. Virginia stands upon her rights,
and will not yield inch-the Wings and Conserva
iives TO the contrary notwithstanding.