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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-06-24

Peters Cordial Lozenges a specific for the re-
lief Of nervous sick head che, lowness Of spirits,
melancholy, languor aud debility, either from pre-
yious disease too free living tremor spasm of the
stomach, irritabbty Of the nerves. hysterical aec-
ton, drowsiness cholera morbus sense of fatigue and
papitation of the heart. From their efficacy in the
rlief of headache they are called by many the Head
ache Lozenges.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-06-24

PHILADELPHIA, .Apri! /, lS43.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-08-26
LATE FROM TEXAS.

{ The New Orleans Picayune, Of tn
: 11th inst, furnishes us with the fol
lowing important items olncws iron
the Republic of Texas:
IL is denied Oh the best authority
that Of Captain Elliott, we presume
that officer had been instructed 10y hi
Government to propose, or did pro
pose TO the Government OF Texas
the abolition of slavery, as the price
for the active Intervention OF the
| Government Of Great Britain to COM
pei Mexico into terms ofpeace.
Dispatches had been received
from General Adrian VOL, TO the
Texan Government, Designating
Laredo as the place at which the
commissioners from the two govern
mentS may meet, and arrange matters
In relation to the two countries, on the
immediate frontier TO which his COM
mand extends.
The negotiations with Mexico are
progressing as satisfactorily as could
be expected.
Money begins to circulate more
freely in Galveston.
Both Com. Moore and Capt. Lo-
throp have been dismissed from Office,
by order of President Houston. The
reasons given for the discharge of
the Commodore being disobedience
of orders in the cases enumerated in
the Proclamation, and Capt. l.. being
dismissed for refusing 10 take the
when the Commodore was
and ordered to report him
selfto the Department of War and
Marine in arrest.
On the 29th ult. the citizens of
Galveston gave public dinner to
Com. Moore and the officers under
his command, in order, says the Gal
weston chronicle, "to testify their
high approval of Com. Moore's con-
duct against the enemies of our coutry,
and also TO show their decided disap-
probation of President Housten's
whole conduct, and particularly his
shameful proclamation against Com.
Moore.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-08-26


cral summary ofCongfUssional news
the proceedings Of oor state legla.
lalnrc, with full report Of the ,poch.
90 OF lts members, on al important
subjects. II will publish . weekly
review Of tho Produce aud Money
Markets Of New Yolk, Cincinnati &
New Orleans, with other local news,
furnished by able correspondents,
engaged expressly for tho purpose.
The KrroRNER ~ established on n
permanent basis, and no fears need
be entertained but that Il willballle
long aud arduously In defence Of
sound principles, and the cause oftho
people.
In short. II will be the great OBJ
itct Of the Editor, to render the Sou.
thern Reformcr, just such n vehicle
Of general intelligence, rs will rca.
div recommend itself TO the favor Of
all description Of readcrs--such pa
per ms they will be gratili. d TO re-
ceive, willing 10 pay for, and peruso
with interest, satisfaction and adyan-
tage.
Such is the outline of our views &
plans. We now most cheeriully and
without any misgivings as to the an
swer, submit the question, "shall
such paper be sustained in our
slater" to the decision of an intelli- |
gent and liberal public.
w. M. SMYTH, EDITOR.
Jackson, Mis-. Aug. /, lS49.
TERMS.
GA-The SOUTHERN REFoRMER will
be published weekly, on an extra
imperial sheet, and printed on clear
and beautiful new type, at So per
Anuum-al,0ays IN ad0dnce, or on
receipt of the first number.
OFPersons sending the amount OF
five subscriptions, will receive the /
'ixth, free of charge.
6rThe REFoRMER will be issued 8
hree times week, during each ses- II
'ion of the Legislature, without addl- ;,
.ional cost 10 regular subscribers. !. !.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-08-26

From the Mssissippian.
REVIEW OF THE SPEECH OF
VIM. YERGER, Esq, BEFORE
THE ANTI-REPUDIATINC
CLUB OF THE CITY Oh
JACKSON, DELIVERED l5rl
OF JULY, ls43.
No. /.
Mr.. Yerger, commeces with proc
that the original charter of the Mis-
sissippi Union Bank, was passed BY
two successive Legislatures, and tina
the act, and the yeas and nays takei
thereon, were entered on the Jour
mails. This was unnecessary IaboL
as the anti-bond party admit this
He then goes on to argue, that i,
even, the law was not published three
months, as required by the Copstit.-
ton, yet we are estoped from inqui-
ring into that fact; because he says:
"The Governor and Legislature ale
the sole tribunal, by which the ques-
ton of publication is to be decided.
The question Of publication is entirs-
ly IA question of evidence, and whe-
Their the law had been published br
not as required jy the Constitution,
must of necessity be decided bythem.
When they have decided, their dects.
ion Is final and decisive against the
world"
Mr.. Yerger has strangely over
looked the main point necessary for
HIM to prove. 1t viii avail him no.
thing to prove that the original char.
ter OF the Union bank was passed in
conformity with the requirements of
the constitution, or if 1t was not that
we are estoped from looking behind |
the action of the Legislature to as
certain whether every thing was
done that the constitution re0uires
unless he proves that the bonds in
question, we're issued, and the loan
obtained, BY virtue of The provisions
OF said original charter. This IS
what the anti-bond party deny, and
we challenge Mr.. Yerger to the
proof. We defy him to produce the
'rooh tie cannot do it, lie must
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-08-26

ETWe call the attention Of oul
readers to the Prospectus of the
"Southern Reformer," new weekly
sheet, to be published in the city OF
jackson, commencing on the first OF
next month. edited by w. M. Smyth,
ESQ.,, former editor of the Grand
Gulf Advertiser.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-08-26

0srWc acknowledge the receipt
Of Grahnm's Magazine, for Scplcm'
Der, aud from the office Of j. It,
Colon, philadelphia, four numbers
of"Sccnts In Indian liCc," and five
numbers o. that interesting pcriodi-
cal, the "Lowcll Offering" For all
Of which We tender our thanks.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-08-26

TThe Picayune informs us that
the Yellow Fever is on the increase,
in New Orleans.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-08-26

scat Of government, before The Auth
Rcpudialiog club, by WIN Yergcr'
E,qr . careful pcu'nl Of which, wo
earnestly solicit from oll'
We shall continue 10 rubli'h ihc
rcview, ~ We receive DEMONSTRATING
accidents
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-08-26
REVIEW OF Mr.. YEGER'S
SPEECH AT JACKSON.

We publish this week, No. /. OF
an able article on the subject Of the
validity of the Union Bank. bonds, in
Review Of speech delivered at the
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-08-26
KEEP IT BEFORE TIE
PEOPLE,

That our distinguished fellow citi
zen, Hon. JACOB THOMPSON, candid
ate for Congress, will address them
in this place on Monday, next.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-19
SECOND SUPPLY or
SPRING MID SUMMER DRY GOODS

fHNE suhscrhcs have by steamboat d.
rect from New York variety Ut and desirable Goods.
The hisd mpori1ton from England and France purchased with
The cash. and are offered NJ unusually prices BY wholesale
retail They are. IN part, s. follows
Rich striped. plaid and other figured Pout dc Sol
Foullrl Pckin, Asihuuon and Glcr Silks
Bahofines Bahornc Musns and Lawns
Painted Mislius, Iacpncts and Linen Lawns
Super French Prints Ginrhams AMI Camhncs
Ladies Revere bodcrcd he-itclcd plain thread Cambria
Ilnlkcrchicfs
Rich omhrc striped plaid and sca shawis and
Cardinals figured and open work
Yin fnnrcs Bonnet cap. hat neck and other Rihhanls
ladies' sik, do and Tislc thread Hose
French worked Capcs, Collars Dimify ami sik
Sire and thread I.aces, Edgngs and tnsertiucs
Cambria and Muslin do
Ladies nett embroidered and plain Gloves and Mius
Ladies anil gcntlcmcn's Nd, Iisc thread cotton
IRISH Linens. Lawns Linen Clmbrts aud Diaper
Table Dam1sk pi1rvi Table Cloths and Napkins
Toweis Bird Eye Diaper Ish shcciings Linen
Habit and Furniture DuIiy anil Cloth
Plain and figured Swiss Musius Camhrcs and Iaconrts
Gcntlemen's Sptlfeh. P0ngcc and Haudanrl itdkts
super wool black Cloths. Cassiucrcs AMI ClsLucfcts
Fancy CaSsimcrcs, Plain and ribbed Gamhroons
Cmpc Camblcts Alpaca lustrcs and white prnnrs
With choice staple Goods and Ducstcs which
viii be found cheap
VALENTINE BREEDEN a co.'s,
ala n street shockoe um
DRIVE BACON.-5O hids Western sides superior quality
- ~ hhds Western Shoulders superior quaiy
~ Barrels Jocs-For sale by
aus WILLIAMS \ HAXALL.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-19


% sANps sARsArARiLLA-of all the diseases
human frame i SUBJECT
ing tan euancou disorders ScroIOus hereditary
ana he san eu and similar affections handed down from "a
ehts 10 ohdeh through generations These af
eeohs are not only exceedingly troublesome ANNOYING them
serves Du nave hitherto been ucurabe and mode
OF treatment IT'S true have been found alleviate and
suppress them but ten try reappear ae
patua cure and rage with ever We were
beeioc prepared 10 subject the
oh severe scrutiny We have carefully
Claims OF t popfeors and ensrse their slate
I ecicy 81 the Sarsap1ri prepared Mcs
" fispoyed by satisfactory from the most
Eases are recorded which the radical cure Of pa
uehU VINO have suffered for alienation their
w. me medicine prepared by elaborate chemical process
ny "en 'he curative properties Of the Sarsapaa extracted
ana ed ana these are then strengthened combined IN an adj
MIXTURE win other efficient remedies The will be hail
Gu uV HOUSINGS IN al the large cities Of the Union.
SANDS sdsapaTia Will also permanently cure dis
eases having their impure the blod and dcpra
yea condition OF the general constitution scroll kings
IN u various FORMS rheumatism,
Uo''s "cs pinples, pustulss face
eyes ngwon oT letter scad head enlargement pain
o bones and joints stubborn ulcers fyphc symptoms
arising from ininicou Of mercury feu,I
aud other similar complaints
The public respectfully requested remember that Sands
sspaa That has aud achieving such remarkable
cures OF Tue most difficult class Of diseases which tie human
frame subject and ask Tor Sands SarSipan take other
Prepared and sold az wholesale retail and for expectation y
a. sands Co. No 273 Broadway, BuiduFsN corner
tDers sIce New York and 10y Druggists generally through
oul he United States Price 81 per s.
NoTEThe original documents seen hv calling a our
store No. 27J Broadway.
ALEXANDER DIfVAL A. co.
Agents by special appointment propretor for Richmond
and vicinity. f. 4 tosrt,f
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-19
RICHMOND, VA, AUGUST 10, lS4s.
RICHMOND DAILY WING.

TERNs OF SrnsckrrioSo City subscriber. 81 90 me-, wa,
and Tor shorter period when by mail so-payaL. In
all advance.
hpvrtrso-for fifteen lines insertion rs cent?.
TWO insertions VI lsi three insertions 81 So every sueeesd
ing Insertion n cents.
Transient advertisers must pay in advance.
he number Of insertions Of Advertisements noted on IN.
hs or they will be inserted stopped and
ed accordingly 1J Orders to writing
Annual Advertisers charged $50 lines ana in a,
proportion for advertisements OF greater length and $50 for Is
hne except Aueoneers and Lottery dealers who are charged
sl0O, paper neluted)
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-19
DAVID WHITEHEAD.


"SrLENtN-Atough he considered unnecessary for me
To add another proof the Justly deserved e.Ie az o
- oil SaIsapdHla, yet for the benefit my fellow
- .,;no , !" proclaim the iaets-Fom being help
Wv iep and feet distressing much, as to render
miserable am quite recovered and entirely nv
the Use Of your Saaparla. For two years wa unob
% anu the right foot and ANGLE very much swollen
| " es uCharged water and pus freey-accompanied with
ge up IN despair and supposed aputa;ion be necessary
OF great cures made by sarsaplTia resolved TO
make another effort regain nv healbard novr ,,g a.,
Dhs OF aknd Providence am thankful say am we'll Win
good for thus blessing the means e " "
JAMES MCCONNELL, No. 4Go Greenwich ST.
I'M oC'Iuy, uAt l. James Mcconnell called me and er
hbed his foot and leg, that by the Use OF @ VEN b
OF sandS sarsapa perfect been effected Win
srumenIai under Divine Providence in curing and rsor & ~
""' ''fu'Ss ie !" give THIS certificate. RO. JONES
Alderman 5h Ward OF City of New York
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-19
SANDS SARSAPARILLA,
- 10 IN relation 10 important cures effected
- by the Use Of Sands SarSaparIla

H. > I'm relation To important cures effected
by The use Of Sands Sarslpanla
FROM he Mem Jersey Journal AITH 25. ls43
SaNpsS SAkSAPARlLLA.-The letter of Mr. D,y,. yyhn,
' ""h furnishes undoubied testimony of ia. ,,tnc ~
WI '" has been a great sufferer for many yo,,y
as Is Wen known TO our ciifzens-. b;,L. -
MAINLAND his statement fully entitled TO credit m. -, m
i"' y hueeu as'onisii
Etiz'uErHTowS NEw JrRsEY. Aprl II Is.2
m e ho heartfelt gratitude, would this method Of STAT,
s you ANA wish twere the world the rra, hof,
ueLNeu from the usc OF your Sarsapara which If co5 h ~
I'VE years ag" confidently believe that should nov ne n
man nave been afflicted with ctNuER in In. fac, for r.
VI WEN! years which has spread from tina, ,n m
some Two or three months; Though rayare ,y, h.ep
-N 'c tapu within the last five ycatsJ During that reri
ie mace Use OF various remedies have f,i.,I Io,
put myself under Of The
" lawson OF Albany remaining him five weeks l,ipc in
~ uy ms waaniing him worse tina when
went nasHuch As yet had when went In him ma, 81 -
used various advertised medicines which promised cuI. nm,
Mo a'lL year ago upper LIP Jaw and upp.r teeth
uteV gone which almost prevented from IN king vbs H.
VIC ''o' WAS necessary Tor sustenance.
taxing your invaluable Sarsapara which has had h
" restore my appetite has stopped progress of the apr,
NO" meaning very fast and general health is better ,h,r
~ e'eal years and has probability been the mon,
VI ptoohshs my HE until and confidently bel.v. ta
"ods DiesSalng restore 10 health For I 80, -
you 10 make this public, and be glad 10 havr
any e'o" in similar manner upon me in EI,zaba,l
"tuet TO witness The truth Of the foregoing statement L
ing 10 oet instances where has highly successful ~
so mention tat have been subject aac K Of evsnol, ;,
has entirely LEFT Yours. with esteem " ''p' WHICH
DAVID WHITEHEAD
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-19

To the AdrOeGtes Of Free Trade-The following is an
Tariff OF lSI6:
Mr.. Calhoun said
That he was manufacturer; that coming from the
SOUTH he and his constituents had interest but in the
cultivation of the soil"
That To afford manufacturers ample protection would
enable the dreT to sell MS products high and buy all his
wants and conyeniences Of life cheap.
That Tariff for protection of vital importance to
the security and permanent prosperity OF the Union"
That would produce interest strictly american as
much as agriculture, and lar than commerce and
navigation"
would produce and most po,oertui
far outweghng any objections that might be urged agans
/ the SYSTEM"
That It would preserve from and terrible dan.
ger-DlSU NlON-against which oughtto be perpetu.
ally guarded"
And that it would afford the cotton and wooden man.
uacturers protection 1hieh ould place them beyond The
reach of cOHtinseaey"
This same Calhoun Is opposed all protection and
Is one OF the leaders OF the party OF which he said
The only cement which united them was the cohesive
power OF public plunder."-Pef. Int.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-19

FOR RENT,
- The large Warehouse on the south side
Of the BASIN the south corner orc and s, streets
known blythe name OF Anderson Warehouse.
Also the House Cary between BraDch. Faete and
SIMPSONS Lumcfhousc which is admirably adapted Grocery
stand and which may be fitted up for purpose.
Also the Tobacco Factory and Lombard Alley inst in
te rear Of Messrs Dunlop, Moncure Auction store
PRED ANDrRsoN 4 IN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-19
FOR CHARTER.
"a THE MANSION HOUSE FOR RENT

This long and well established boarding present
IN the occupancy Of Mr. William Hewlett oca
ton OF this House beng almost the strong
Recommendation It's favor Some occupants have
done fine business and there future occu-
pant Will keep really good house good profitable business
may si Toe done There little doubt that board
be obtained the opened Possession
may Ice had the Let day Of Apply to Judah NV
crs & Co or DAVID BURLINGTON
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-19

90 FOR RENU-I'he dwelling at the upuer
s end Of heretofore oscupedby Landon C. Read Esq
and adjoining the residence Richd VI CruHir.
Ju p CAPERTON & CRj-MP
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-19
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ANNG perfected apparatus for manufacturing the above
customers and the public will always supplied with the
fresh article, made the day before burn clear
SAM. r. DOVE
Mansion House, Main street
This article intended Tor Cars Baeehus' Lamps
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-19
FOR RENT

80 The two rooms lately occupied by Doctor
A Hartley, nearly opposite Wing ohice-calcuated for
professional man. email private family Ren,ov good tenant
Enquire M AID
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-19

fS FOR RENr.-The brick dwelling on
LIZ shoekoe Hin present occupied by w H. Baldwin and
next door TO Mr. Archj on the let Nov
| Der next au 10 II. w. & J. J. FRY s
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-19

E'REEMASON'S MONTToR-Tle Fr-emasons Monte, ron
unng deneauon OF the fundamental principles Frrena
operative and speculative in Religious as Mora
view with explanations and plates Of all the degrees
oenrrd Apprentice Fellow Master Mason Post Master Most
excellent Master Royal Arch Mason Royal Master select Masters
degree AMI order OF Priesthood completed arranged from the
most approved writer with additions renlfks-Aso
Cbares and songs by T. A NJ Lafayette Lodge
N'l P H. OF Columbia, IL X A. chapter No 81 Of Phl!ade
Pima rnie i-Acd with Likeness J. e. Chandler Esq r.
e. " and O. o. Lodge and Chapter OF the SAFE
suo SMITH, DEINKER & MORRIS
LIsoNs rURuPE-Nos. II and ~ Alison. History OF Gu
N roPe-jusiTeee.yed BY
aa9 sMTH DRrNKER & NORRIS.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
AviNG perfected my apparatus for manufacturing the above
fresh article made the day before ami warranted to burn clear
Mansion House. Main street
This article INTENDED for Cars STAIRS and Baeehu, Lamps
NUNS d CLARK S PIANOS
6StE-7Sssza p II. TAYLOR has just received. by the
hTfI schr. Manchester a further supply Of these
verv superior instruments which he viii dispose greatly
dased prices .au y Music store opposite the Banss
Ladys Book, Graham, Sc
GoDEY'S Lady's Book for september 2s cts.
~ Graham's Magazine. do 2j cts.
1esies Magazine, for August IS
Received for subscribers. anl Tor sale by
auI7 J. W RANDOLPH
CLAY'S LIFE AND SPEECHES.
EDRnPOSAlS Tor publishing Congressional and other speeches
life brought down To the resignation OF his seat in the Senate
They viii make large least pages each
and nave been compiled with
sonl friends o 'c great of
and eudon Each speech introduced historical
of the subject The work be emieshed with four
steel i length likeness Mr. Clay view Of the
house Hanover where he view Of Ashland and
81 the the Cumberland road Wheeling
will be published fine paper ami bound az e. pet
copy No more wir be printed than subscribed for
w,suNorov Feby. 1873.
THE proposals Of D. Mallory Esl 10, publishing the life and
speeches Henry Clay rrt. APPRECIATION The work well
executed cannot but De cnnenly interesting useful
WILLIE ?. MANGtM.
J. VI BERRtEN.
i. j. CRtTTENDEN.
A. BARROW.
J. r. MOREHEAD.
, HENDERSON
ALENR PORTER.
Subscriptions received BY wv. RANDOLPH Richmond Juis
PERIODICALS FOR AUGUST.
II AW LIBRARY, Edited by 4. J. Wharton
II Eclectic Museum J. a. Aguew
Campbeirs Foreign Monthly Magazine
ladys Book, by Colcy-Reccivcd FOR subscribers. By
aui5 SMITH. DRINKER 4 MORRIS
Fashionable Clothing at Private sale
w T. have now IN store, and offer to City and
' County Dealers and others, NJ GREATLY REDTCFu
PRICES large Fashionable Clothing mad, mn an
superior style Of good materials. by first woruncn
au 10 tNi.oEs a BROTHER
PROWN DOMESTICS:-
~ 600 bales Brown Goods, consisting Of
- and z Z fine surtings
80, So and 6-t Shcctines
Petersburg Richmond and Manchester Ornlhurgs n
store and Tor sah by
10 KENT KENDALL A AryyATER
CoFFEE Se,-5O bass prime Green RIO Codsc
- 20 bhs Pure Cider Nnegarus received and for sale
an 10 INLoEs 4 BROTHER
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-19
ROBERT MOTT.


""se' N'sn Painter and GInzIer,
'M door 10 IRE EIeAaHPe Bank, Richmond Y,,nt,
.','eu tuIther supply Of Paints Oils CopeI and o,hs,
- rIpshss WIN Painters brushes blenders An ,or,
~ french ana American Window Glass size. from, 40 -,
us" inches al OF which he is destro. or WORK up on IN,
n. B-A large supply Of Soap Stone Paint, for sal. lou -
Perior paint for Tin shingIed Roofs w a -"
n N.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-04-18

0FThc Legislative arrearages will not
yet, we learn. be fully paid. Only that
part Of the scrip and bonds which Colonel
Field took with him to Washington, will at
present be redeemed. Farther than this,
he has as yet, received no money from the
Treasury Department, TO apply in the pay
ment of arrcarages. We suppose it will
be necessary for the holders Of bonds and
scrip 10 place their paper in the hands Of
the Secretary, to be presented to the Trea-
sury Department-there to be passed upon
before the money will be received by that
officer under the appropriation for arreara-
gcs, to apply in the redemption of the out
standing evidences Of debts. 1t would be
well for the Secretary TO inform Territorial
creditors what course will have to be pur-
sued in order to insure them before the
lapse of many more weeks, the payment
Of their just dues. The delay which has
already occurred in the premises, has just
ly excited great feeling of dissatisfaction,
as it has certainly been productive of much
injury to individual interests and public
credit, from the violation Of the pighted
faith Of the Territory.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-04-18

The editor of Doty's paper, the Enqui-
rcr, it will be recollected, was excluded
from a seat within the bar Of the House of
Representatives, a short time since, for a
number Of indecencies and gross mpropri-
cites. The last number Of the Enquirer
INDUCES in nearly column Of low epithet
and vulgar abuse upon the members Of the
Legislature. The following specimen Of
the Enquirer's geD,ilty must suffice:
"Thank heaven, our reputation lies not
in the hootings CT the scurvy knaves; and
all their low blasts add but the moro to the
heap Of filth already piled around them.--
A pretty situation for US truly, who know
the componenl'parts Of the Legislative AS
sembly. and how much they respectfully
weigh, to commit ourselves to bolstering
up the stupidities of the Council, the gross
ignorence Of the House, and tho crude
school boy caucussing Of the committees,
by a seat within their bar.
But we can tell you what, gentleman,
and your inky supporters, there is but one
way by which you can escape, as long as
you continue your present conduct. There
will not be words enough in the English
language to abuse you with, if abuse you
call it,"