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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-12-15

.s-,
and B7tiey Jants, or noct! So doth
not Governor Snnnnou talk; and, 10
backing OUT from his former adherenIs
on Ibis subject, he discovers some saga.
CITY, as well as sume respec: for the pO,
paIar will, Set that down to his credit.
The grammar Of tho Me ssage ~ horr.
hle. You can't get one Of old Lindey
, Murray's rules within shooting distance
Of a single paragraph, any way you can
fix II. Now, the legal rule is, mala
grdnsnatica non Vifdi Chdrtam; and were
/ it not lor the love We bear TO DR.. TrepM
and Common S, hoos, we would let the
Governors grammar pass Stand up
/ DR. and lei US take al random, sentence
or two from this remarkable State pa
per, Tor examination. Aud, not to be
particular, we viii select the sentence
with which The Governor opens his ad-
dress. (You know, the first sentence
Ithe exordum Of an address, should al.
ways be brief perspicuous aud highly
polished, 10 make favorable impression
upon the udieUce, in the begiuning.)
| Tho EIovarunr eayS
"Your a5sembage at this time, at the
seat OF government, occurs under cir
cumstances which calls Tor our grateful
acknowledgements" &c. Parse "cir-
0Dmstances calls" That done, take the
following: There is, at this time, in
the State arsenal, two thousand SIX hun.
dred and eighty muskels, iourteeu hun.
dred rifles and four hundred set of ca.
valry arms &c "MuSkets" and ri.
les" enough, in all conscience, 10 au'
thorize the use OF a pural verb. But
only think of "lour hundred SET" And
then the Governor snys, "1'here has
also, been received two brass six poun.
ders," Tao brass Si1 poaaders has been
received, has" theree
We have seen nothing, in the way Of
grammar, equal to The foregoing exam,
pies, saving and excepting, always, Mr..
Van Buren's, "our suaeriBgs is iatoIera.
bIe." 1t would be an easy task to select
examples of false synlax from almost
every paragraph In The Message. We
have given enough, however, to exercise
Dr.. Trevitl's "Schoolmastetm iarnin, if
his penchdnt for verbal criticism still
RACES. As TO Governor Shannon, we
are aware that no advice we could give
would he likely 10 reach him. fit we're
otherwise, we might request him 10
submit his next Message 10 the inspec'
lion OF some teacher Of Common Schools,
before he shall venture 10 givs it to the
public. 1t is not very crsdirabIe to this
truly great and prosperous State, that it's
Chief Magistrate is unable to write his
annual address TO the Representatives of
r the People, without violating the most
] simple rules Of language. That's all.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-12-15
Prcsidcnd's Nlessage.

Finding it impraclicabe TO give the
Governors and Presidents Messages
entire, 10 this weeks Free Press, we
have made copious extracts from the
message Of tho President in relation 10
Oregon, Texas and MrXico, and the cur.
Tency. These extracts constitute by far
Ihe most important part Of the document
all, indeed, that can deeply interest
our readers. Nevertheless, We shall
publish this message entire, next week
The President seems disposed TO knock
Mexico "inlo cooked hat;" but does
not venture to recommend The Annexa
of Texas 10 tho United StateS-preIer.
ring, as we suppose, TO await an Oppli-
cation from Tsxas for admission into
the Union.
"Sincs the last adjournment OF Cor
press, the Executive has rcIaxed no el-
fort 10 render indeslrucrlbIe the relations
eol umity which 90 happily exist between
the United States and other countries.
Tho treaty lately concluded with Great
Britain has tended greatly TO increase
the good understanding which recipfo
city of interest is calculated 10 encour-
nVe, and il is most Ordonuy TO be hoped
that nothing may transpIre 10 interrupt
the relations Of OmIty which it ia 60
obviously the policy oI both nations to
cultivate,
"a question Of much importance still
remains 10 be adjusted between them
The territorial limits OF The two coun
Vries, in relation to what is common y
known as the Oregon territory, still re-
anain 10 dispute The unued States
wouId be al all times indlSposed 10 ag
sQvandizo themselves at the expense oI
any other nation but, while they wou d be
roSlrGiaed by principles oI honor, viii Ch
should govern tho conduct oI nations as
well as that OF individuals, from setting
40 a demand for territory which does
not belong 10 them, they would Os un-
willingly consent TO surrender Of ,heir
rights. After tho moN rigid, and, a
taras practicable, unbiased exnmina
ton Of the subject, the United STATE
have always couIendCd that their right
apperlain to the entire region Of coun
Sty lying on the Pacific, and embrace
within the 42d aud 54h degree. 4
minutes of north latitude. This CLAN
being controVerlOd by Great Britain
chose who have preceded the pteser
Executive. acluuted, no doubt, by an ca
nest 6csirs to adjust the matter upo
terms mutually satisfactory 10 hnr
countries, have caused TO be sUbmlllC
10 the British Government proposition
for settlement and final Stju'rmen
which. however, have not proved hor
tofore acceptable TO it. Onr Minister
London has, under instructions, aga
brought tho subject TO The consderarr
OF that Government, and. while nothit
will bo done 10 compromil tho rights
honor of the United States, every pr'
per expeoient will DO reSorledt to in o
der TO bring hs uegoIiauon, now in Il
progress Of resumption, 20 speedy al
happy termination In the moOn tim
lis proper to remark thai many Of o.
citizens arc snhsr already eSIabIish'
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-12-15

6TOur limits, this week, do not per-
nit US 10 give a summary Of tho proceed
ings of the Ohio Legislature. For some
account Of the doings at Columbus
we refer to the letter Of a correspon,
dent.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-12-15

On Monday the 4lh inst. both houses
Of Congress were organized, and ready
TO proceed to business. John w. Jones.
Of Virginia, was chosen Speaker, and
Caleb J. MNulty, (barn burner) oi
Ohio, Clerk OF the House. The mem,
bers elected by general yickeL were
admitted TO seats, but not without oppo
stion. The majority, however, carried
their point in violation OF law; and re
fused even 10 permit the minority 10
enter their protest on the journal. Gales
and SesIon have been elected printers
to tho Senate; and Blair and Rives, pTin
ters to the House. The usual, dnnaai
notice has been given. both in The Senate
and in the House, OF an intention 10 in
troduce bills for the relief Of Genera
Jackson.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-12-15

When revclry was high Il hearts were
warm,
And placed your name upon the noun
Iain's breast,
To lace the elements and brave lhe
storm
Sir, we just stamp'd symbol o' our
faith
Upon Rock Independence old and gray
And Faith can do more wonders,
Scripture saith,
Than even turning granite intocLAY!
Anho' the Devils Gates stands right
ferneaSt it,
The gates of hell shall not prevail
against iA'
PHAzMA
~ famous mountain chasm called The
Devils Gate through which the Sweet
wafer punges, stands directly opposite
Rock Independence
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-12-15

"Phozma" Field. Of the N. 0 Plea
vune, who accompanied Sir Drummond
Stewart in his expedition 10 the Rocky
Mountains, gives, occasionally, in the
Picayune, poe'tcdl d'lusioDS 10 incidents
connected with that expedition, OF which
the following is specimen:
TO HENRY CLAY.
Sir, we have loft vour name upon Q rock
Beyond the mighty prauries Of the
West.
Where rave the tempest and the thunder
shock;
And where our native eagle build
her nest.
We made YOU there one day fancieC
guest,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-12-15

0TThe Ohio Patriot, of last week, is
wholly al fault in alleging the existence
Of controversy between the editors Of
the Cincinnati Gazette and US, ia re!a.
ton to the judgeship. The wise man Of
the Patriot has probably never seen tho
Gazette article, TO which he refers
Judge Wright has put no questions TO
US, but such as he has himself answer.
cd 20 our entire Satisfaction. The
Patriot is altogether in the fog.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-03-16

We hope. that the Wings o. each Preeinel
wlllgensrallJ attend their respective meetings,
a 10 81 probability, the delegates thsrs elected
viii srpoint cohfsrses 10 meet those OF The 9th.
er coau.iss forming The Congressional District
% place ii termination suitable candidate. fol
the next Congress. In consequencs Of which the
importance Of representation Is enhanced.
1, behoosss ne Why's OF jefferson 10 be on
The lock oul, as ~ Opposition arc determined
- iease no msans unsri ed 10 secure The election
ofthelr npminesz. Lat there then be grand
rally, and shew The Loces thai we are not 10 be
caught % eer arms mapping. Let eseh section
oftbe County hefplly represented 10 the cean.y
Conyen.ion-let there BE- unanimity and cordial
III. and lllNill be well.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-03-16

Tuesdsy last flashed kundssa says Of he
lsisioe 81 The LegI.la,ure-ss long ., took Nupo-
ieonlo oysrlhrn government AID 70 be himself
6yefthroph--and, from sppesranses ten days more
will Be consumed. The fault evidently has been IN
the wat Of decsion on the part olhs dominant par
" They have had = clear majority Of 50 IL the
HOUSE. and Is IN the senate-knd Jet. have suffered
Che sny mo important measures of che session The
Appcripnmeat and Tsx bills. le tuo Ear into The
nonih q Mirehs rLereas They nigh, have dsspa,sh.
sdbe.h y The middle Of january The increase ef
sart rendered necessary 81 he refusal Of he Land
Moies, pndhy the long session itself, has thrown
nans dillantief around the revenue measure bring
Ing ueollison The various and conflicting Interests
ofihe States but. ID spite Of III these the msoriy
could long since have despatched The business. Il
fifled viii the proper eapseity and disposiiion.-
Thepeorle viii know where 70 place the rcspoasi-
A1iy Thy Aavs tse, believed BY a. ia.pssidon
u ntp barf1ens, That L. matter which they
fsel, and viii understand.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-03-16
LOCO rocco EcoNoMY,

That new taxes are 10 be laid, aud the people
Of Virginia in this their hour Of lribuation, sub
jected to increased burihens, is owing chiefly, If
not wholly, 10 i,co causes First, the Democrats
&c rejection Of the land money, now lying in
Richmond at the Bank Of Virginia and ID, the
shameful length Of this session OF The Legislature
which has COS, The Stale Sc. 900 more Than ,here
was any necessity for. Add these TWO sums Id
gether, and they amount nearly to the a.sD
fare, which il is proposed to lay, aud which il
has cost the legislature some $40, 900 TO lick
into form!
II the legislation Of enlightensd. civilized, and
chrislianized mankind, can furnish any parallel
example of ridiculous impotence, We should like
TO be Informed ofihs chapter and verse.
Public disepnienl is not locals not personal
lis nor party ]. is universal, vehement aud
comprehensive Of the whole people -Whig.
~ IuvrcI sPpesrs 70 % no scarcHy OF mo-
nsy in the-great emporium city, as the Express
states that one bank in Wall street alone, has
one million six hundred thousand dollars in spe.
eie 90 hand, and is creditor bank 10 the 4
mount Of four hundred thousand dollars. The
same Bank his circulation ofonlya little over
three hundred thousand dollars.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-03-16

Our readers VIII ind below, diagram rsprs-
ssnting he sppssrsnes which uas visible in The
western part Of The horizon. during several eve
nings Of lat ussk. snd about which there exist,
such eonlrsris,y Of opinion. On one hand il
!, eonssnded that The aPpesrsnee il what Is
termed zodisesI Light which !, sometimes
Visible 10 The form Of an inverted cone. shortly
after sunset. but this lacked shape and appear
sncs -vhtI., the Iearnsd nsgi Of The East tell
ne twas the tail Of Comet, lie nucleus or
main body being hidden under The horizon. Il
presented in appearance. : large body Of light,
extending a. Il we're ia nearly parallel dirse-
tIon 10 the celestial equator the western sxtrem-
ny being IN Iins with he setting aai. The
length Of This luminous body has been ssiimatsd
Al nearly 30 degrees ID length.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-03-16

Mo. Bowden moved clause BY which the lax
On sale. under s.. 500 should be SIS.
Messrs. Callsher and Boiling would 60 for this
motion in order 70 do justice 10 class q very
poor persons. many Of them widows. struggling
10 support dependent families. Mr.. spoke
particularly Or 4 number ofsueh persons thrown
out or employ 10 the Petersburg manufaeto-
ries, who now Obtained living By their small
groceries.
Messrs. Edmunds, VERIFY and Randolph op-
posed the motion, because il would reduce The
amount OF revenue Mr.. r expressed his pain
al being placed in a position denying relief "a
such class as that described eutsuch we're The
uncertainties OF The times and the necessities q
the government. that be could not consent .c
change the isx
AMER further debate, the question was taken
!. and the House refused 10 insert the clauses a
10 so.
On motion of Mr.. Randolph, an additional laz
Of SIS was imposed for The privilege 10 sell ar.
Edent spirits. Last year il was $40.
/ On wholesale licenses. The scale ranges SIS
Sl25. SITS, s225. 1895, Si25. and $500.
! have not room 10 foIlcw The bill through al
its details.
On Saturday, the subject was resumed; and
afler fixing The tax upon diridtnds OF joint stocl
companies at "a per cent. equal to Is cents on
each hundred dollars Of income, much debate oc
Cured on a proposition to tax capital Al sec
lion vas embraced 10 the bill, which was deem
ed ambiguous, and many Amendments were al;
tempted to make ii clear. but ali these failed =
4 II was then stricken out, and other attempt;
were made 10 fill ihe blank, but these failed also
Mr. Worthington and others suggested the cours.
Of passing thai clause over for the present--anC
the House adjourned before getting through ih,
bill II will be the first business on Monday
and suppose will take precedence Of every Thin
else until flashed.
The Special Committee Con which Messrs
Byrd, Brown, Wingfeid, Daniel, Worlhinelon
and Edgington have been occupied FOR severa
veeks) has finished lis labors, exceptthe presen
taiion Of report. understand The commute
will declare that The charges against Judge Scot
have not been sustained BY evidence. The ex
pense Of witnesses In This investigation will no
be much less than $500.
/ The Senate have been debating for severa
days proposition in the way 0: Relief MAXIM
executions retufnable al the regular terms of III
Courts, andgiying a longer lime on forthcoming
bonds. What will be its fate, is hard 10 Tell il
these times Of uncertainty.
You have already learnt The fate Of the Con
gressional district bill the Senate. afer man,
qualms Of conscience. having swallowed lh
X
sGerrymander' with all its hideous proportions
The aspirants for Congress will be kept very bus,
for The next six weeks-and there will be man,
"comb cut" within that period. G.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-03-16

IrThe Democratic Meeting ID Frederick
county, have RECOMMENDED that The proposed
Congressional Convention Of thai party, be hol-
den 70 Winchester on Monday next, goth inst,
Al The same meeting William Wood. ard
RishsrdE 3. Byrd. Esauires, were nominated a,
candidates to represent Frederick 10 tie nexl
General Assembly.
WAsatNoToE sisctEsoN, Esq. has annodneea
himself Is an Independent esndids,s fertile lie,
gkleure from Frederick, .slhe Democrats Con
penlion Is The contrary. notwithstanding y
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-03-16

sJLThe Baltimore American states that the
s'NOrh Baltimore Total Abs,inenee Society . pre-
scented to Christian Keener, Esq on Tuesday even
Ing last. splendid GoLp MEDAL. ~ a slight tessi-
mony Of regard for his self-saer6eing devotion 10
advancing the grea, Temperance Reform. The A.
meriean justly says his exertions u this Cause can
never be properly rewarded By any gift in the pos
session Of msr, yesthis mark Of respect will doubt
less prove gratifying 10 his friends ], s merted
BY himself
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-03-16

J..
We have on been ssksa Of late. vhsiksr he
Whigs q his Congressional pistriel intend
10 lei The sleesion Of Loeoloeo 90, b. their
dsfsnst. OF Nhsther i Is The intention Of
the Nh;st 70 present es5didats for The suf-
frsgsz 81 The parry. A. JET We hare seen no
,noseneps On The part Of our friends 10 regard
% ne MISTER. uhilst our opponents have Ell
" eua and dry for The occasion. We trust that
the wings win be On the aikrt, and make no
miuliion, however dark the prospects Of suceesl
msy sppssr. Tor i l. high lime thai they
vert prkettsirg upon The philosophy ofthsir oP-
ponenss, .'neser 70 yisId u despair However
fornideble the obstacles 10 ihtir success may
uppsar, they are ever setiEs snaprompt, and 70
this alone mast we attribute fhs success Ihst %
on greess them, where last iinis been
sspssled. We have, 70 bs SURE, odds 70 contend
ssainsl. but l.s III rot b dishesrsensd, and eui.
esIy stand b., and see the agsme bagged, = with
out an siIofl, on our psrt, 10 avert il. Let Is
shen hsvs ! candidate. one 10 whom i eombiaed
the qualities requisite lor the Distinguished sta
tlsas honest. fsilhfal, and capable. and we will
sllsasi have the Satisfaction Of Knowing thai
we hsve dDpe or da,y--lei there bes general
turnout % the wings q he polls, and lei them
thsrs speak. 10 laundering ZONES ag inst the inf
quitous and nefsrions gsrrymandsr, which he,
tsen put upon Them, 10. despite Of every eonsi,
dsrsiion Or justice and right. There IL much 10
Be gained By having q candidate for Congress
n the 6sld-it will secure unsn;ni.y Of whig
inssrests, sud form connecting link Of the. Sc
ssrsr counties which compose the district, lha.
will be hrni IS tdamant Ia after times. Action
: IL required al once upon this matter, and we
hope That the whig County Convention that
meets % Monday will take decisive steps TO en-.
, sure The nomination Of j candidate FOR lhe CON-
Tag eleeiion.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-03-16
an AcT conesrnlng Jallor., Fees.

Be il enacted BY The General Assembly, That
il shall not be lawful for the Clerk Of any Court
within this Commonwealth TO issue an execu
ion or eepias ad saiisfacisnd,m 10 any case what
ever. in which the plaintiff may reside seiihOal
titr Osasvs uliIf tnr Psarusl, ri
him. residing in The State, shall have given, with
the clerk issuing the same in his office, security
for The payment to the jailor of The county OF
corporation in which The defendant may be ar.
rested. and committed, Of all fees which may
accrue TO The said iailor under such commitment
Be il further enacted, That the 36h section Of
The act passed March 6lh ls4i, entitled ..an .act
changing the existing laws relative 10 lanaric as
sylumss" shall be hereafter held and construed
so as 10 permit the jailor. under the authority oil
the county or corporation court, TO employ the
same attendant or nurse for two-or more lnnalic:
who may be confined in his Jail and, in such
case. the Court shall adjudse the alo vance FOL
Nursing or attendance upon snrh Iunatic, and III,
same shall be paid by the Auditor. y
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-03-16

e7Lour much esteemed friend. C. KsEEER,
editor Of the Baltimore Temperance Herald,
has made calculation Of the value Of the bottle
Of wine which was lately drank II dinner CIV
en- BY President Tyler, which was four hundred
years old. The bottle OF vine is put down 81
so eeuts As being the original cost, this sum,
put out At per cent. interest, would in that time
amount to ths enormous sum Of 81. Iss, ls5, 1885,
1891 Precious dear drinking that.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-03-16

eFThs Baltimore Patriot state, that The To-
tai number Of persons, members Of difefsn.
Temperance Societies il that city =, present,
are thirteen thousand four hundred and forty
seven The cause is sin on the progressive,
as. within the pas, mOn.h, more than seven hsn-
dred signed TIE pledge.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-03-16

10 -1-NNI ~DyN-9 uTUNH ~ NLUIW = H7
Il cannot be wondered al much. that The g.
nanoinl Affairs Of The country are now in such
sad plight. when Il IS remembered that within
the last twelve years We have had no lsss Than
eight Secretaries Of the Treasury, viz .-Tks
flons Samuel D. Inghans Of Pa. Louis Me-.
Lsns Of De wm J. Duane Of Pa. Roger B.
rsnsy Of Nd. Levi woodbury. Of N. II Thos.
Ewing Of Ohio. walter Forward ef Pa, and }
|C. Spencer Of Ns3 York.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-03-16

f7LThs s,sls Of souIh Csroiins sends ) full
Loco representation q the next Congress. The
following are The names u The gsn,lsnsn'
First Distriet-Jsmes A. Black.
Second Dis,rici-R Richard 2. Simpson.
Third Dis,rict-Josebh A. woodward.
Fourth Dislriet-John csnpbslI.
Filth Dieificf-Armislead Burke.
Sixth District-Isaac E. Holmes.
setenth Dis,rist--R. BarnEeli Rhsii
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-03-16

e7There has been severai large land sales 10
the vicinity pf Frederick, Nd, At prices ranging
from seventy to eighty dollars per acre, and two
farms in other portions Of the county. sold some
days since. tsan increased rate on the former
sales made icme four Or Eve years ago.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-03-16

FIREt-we learn that considerable damage
resulted 10 the Depo, Of Mr.. Thompson, on ahe
Winchester and Potomac Railroad, BY Gre, On
Monday week. About twenty barrels Of aSer.
and merchandise 70 asnall extent, were destroy
"a. No insurance.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-03-16
ELECTIONS IN Observation-Disclosures

Stephen 4. Webb. The Wing candidate, was on
inc TN iast.itIseIed Mayor 81 Salem. Massachu-
setis. ~ rsls of IA, while B. F. Brown, The
Loco Fseo eapdidais. received 2s7.
NalhsnieI Wright. he wing candidate, vas
On The same div elseied Mayor or Lowell, re-
ceivibg l .903 out Of 2.I02 yoles- Seventeen
Wings and oss Locofoco were elecled 10 he
common Cohpeil.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-03-16

MAMMOTH BEEF--Mr. THOMAS. RAwLiNs
slaughtered on Saturday morning last Bee;
weighing one thousand and rightly pounds. He
has. we understand, another Of the same kidney
which he will serve up 10 a, short time. We
are sure that even the "Grahami.esn would dis
own their allegiance TO the faith, we're they pei
miited to lock upon = dish ofsuch delicious beef.
These 6ne caltle were raised and fa,tened by Col.
Braxion Davenport OF his county.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-03-16

e7-The earthquake II Point Petre is confirm
cd BY an ARRIVAL. which brings nine days later
intelIiEenes from stThomss- The account states
that from seven 10 ten thousand lives we're lo.tl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-03-16

HNAraaNisL Bu4ukLL, Esq has been no
ninsled By Denocfalic meeting ID Clarke, as
! eandidsis 10 represent Clarke and Warren 10
,hs nexs Legislature ofIvirginia.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-03-16

EFWs learn from the Baltimore Sun ,haI
cur former worthy and eslima6le tovnsman,
Capt. MERRIwEraER THoMrsoE. together with
Eve associates, have received their discharge As
Clerks in The General Land ofite al Washing
ton, Was the place Of Capt T. wanted fcr
sone eringing sycOphani who was willing 10
be more suppliant tool 10 the hands Of the
sfreeboo,ers" lhaa be was Il must be so ;-for
We hazard nothing ID asserting that no one can
be found who will discharge the duties or the
/, aice with more fidelity 10 the Government, and
eredi, to himself, than be has done. But DO
qualification is guaranty Of Office now; the fal
has gone forth, "How many Clay men are ,heresr
aud under this decree are 10 be swept from pew
sr all the men under the Government who have
Independence enough to s'ihfnk their own
ihoughtsn