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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-08-17
AUCTIONS.
Dwelling House for Sale.

Dwelling House Tor Sale.
To be sold al Public g.qaefion. on This
Dan, The l7th Of August, al II O'Clock.
"a ~. on he premises,
Ey-xS The splendid establishment
&sIra in Touro street. built and
&EiiiS recently owned Ivy William
zlSsss.s-s Weedcn. The hon.e is about
firr years old. mud Is mos, thoroughly fn,b-
ed IN every respect. IN the modsrn style. and
IS II very dcsirable residence. especially in
he snu,n"r season. There is a c6tnnodIous
yard, aud al other ronv.nenccs sttarhcd 10
he house The sale will he POSITIVE; for
further + .riculprs, or a view Of The premises,
enquire ot
immediately ahe. the above. will be sold
at pablic acuii"li, h'f The premises, nll The
ri,h', tt!c aud iptcrrs, which the SAID Wm.
Weed, had, on the oh day of October lest,
10 ond 10 the undivided half of certain
building, usrd ns carpenters shop, situated
on Srrns' Wharf, ond occupied by the said
Wredrn 'r'
II. Y. CRANSTON. ! .9ssigpsps Of
w. iitKANSTON,S { Uiiian UeGtn.
Newport, July q. Isa3 f..s1
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-08-17

MIssIssrpPI.-The Legislature Of Mssis.
sippl has adjourned. The bill for dividing
the State into Congressional districts was
lost The Ntigs voted for the bill, although
II was grossly unfair in its appor,louncnt. be-
ing determined to do their duty IN fulfilling
the law of Congress. The bill passed the
Senate, but was lost IN the House, where i,
could not he taken UP on its second reading
except by vote OF our-fiihs.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-08-17

MAD DOG-A PREvENrIvE.-An iufalll
bic preventive fsponluneous hydrophobla III
dogs will be found IN flour of sulphur, II
small particle of which should be mixed with
their food or drink. II has been known in
Europe for centuries, and is always used to
preven, the dreadful disease from breaking
out among the packs of hounds upon the
estates Of the English noblemcn. Exchange
P0per.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-08-17

A CArTAIS OF TUE RIour STAnr.-Tii,
Detroit Daily Advertiser >ay-, that Captain
Taylor, ofiIe steamboat DANIEL Wobsur, run
Mug between Detroit and Buffalo, is ih. fast
friend of the printers, aud as evidence of IL
hn will carry editors free aud deduct on
dollar from the fare Of every passenger wh'
viii exhibit proof that lac takrs newspaper
ind has pdid for IA d6toncc.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-08-17

AsrApAsAs sriLi ~ SEhsnS.-A subscrib.
or informs US that 10y pairing, qnarlrting, aud
boiling cucumhrrs, dsh Ma, hs obtained IN
every respect similar 10 asparrehs. In other
words, dress the cucnnbrrs ia the same wa,
that YOU do asparagus, and You viii have a
dish ~ no way inl,ri"r 10 this luxurious ART
Gle II y worth a tfiai. L. NRR.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-08-17
The Elections.

The Elections, which have recently
taken place in the South and West, SO
far as the accounts have been received,
look well for the Wing cause.
In North Carolina, the net whig gain
in the six contested Districts, will not be
less than 900 upon the Governor vote
of last year, when the Whig majority
was nearly 5000. The returns for Rep
resegtaiiyes TO Congress, indicate that 4
majprty oitho members will be thorough
going whig aud friends Of Henry Clay.
in Tennessee, returns have been r.
ceived from four counties in East Ten.
ncssee from - in Middle, and from
five in West Tennessee, which give a
majority for Jones, (whis) over PoD
0ocol Of 4, 4,437. Allowing the remain
jp. counties to go as they did il l84!,
jones' majority would be about 5000.
The Wings have elected Members OF
Congress in the Cd, 7lh, 9Th and lth
Districts, and probably ~ the Sd and
10Th. The locos in the l.t, 4th, 5tb,
9th and 9th Districts. The Legislature
sprobably Wing. AS far as heard from
The Wings have elected 6 Senators, and
II members ofiho House, aud the locos
9 Senators and II to the House. This
is great victory, as every exerlion was
made by the locos to carry the State
the election being considered test OF
the imp"r,nnt question OF the p2pq larity
OF Henry CLAY in that hitherto benight-
cd State.
KEArucKY.-Ther returns arc confined
70 the LIST and I'd days voting, and look
favorable.
The returns from Indiana and Illinois
are few and incomplete-but do not look
so well.
The Mayer of New York has signed
the bill annuIling the contract for clean
inu the streets. The contractors still
keep at work, aud the consequence
will be that there will be two sets Of
street sweepers, aud the city will be
cnmpelledto pay heavy damages for the
ISOLATION of the contract
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-08-17
Insurance Notice.

'lNlIE Bristol County Mutual Fire Insnr-
nnce Company, ~ conscqnenc" oi losses
sustained By fires in Taunton aud Fall River,
have mnde Ill assessment upon the members,
which they are requested to pay, with as hI,
tie delay as possible. to .
EENJ. MUMFORD,
Agent for Newport,
Newport, Aug. 10. lS43-;}w.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-08-17

L. there more painful sight on the broad
earth than young aud beautiful woman be-
slowing the Inrsilmnblc wealth of her ail.c-
tions upon Young man whu 10y the habItual
use of Intoxicating slImulanIs is preparing for
the lile ui u dfuukard
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-08-17
Court Of Probate, Clerks ere. J
Eewpuri, Aug. -, 1913.

-Nt"FUTF, lHE. T"l ''F'
A ppLIcATioN is this day made for an 'ad.
"A mlnislrator To be appointed on the estate
Of John Goddard, late Of Newport, cabinet
maker, dec.
II is ordered, tina, the same &c received aud
the consideration thereof retcrrrlI 10 court
of Probate, to be- holden ut The Town Hat.
IN Newport, on the first Monday in Sept
next, at . O'Clock AIN. and that previous no
ice be given by publishing a copy of this or
der lGree Several tnnesr in the Ueratd ofht
Times, for all persons interested to appear al
said time and place aud tc heard.
I,y order of the President,
Jl3 y. Il. iloyLAND, Pro. CIR
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-08-17

Two black men IN the sircct-ono says TO
The other, "Sumbo, my master Is dead, and
died insol,cnt'' "Solvrnt, replied the other,
"whai be dat '' "Wh,, " = bcing unable Ia
pay h,. debts, San,bn what ,on spo.e -
'"qn why hc no borrow money and pay bi'
b,s, end di, like u scnman
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-08-17
A Assig,scc's sale.

On Thursday, he o4h Of flag, 1913.
at | o'eioek, "A. NJ, riii be soid al
PnbGs ,Auciion, on The premises,
's'WO f"ws IN ZIon Church. situated ~
'l" middle aisle and bcing numbers 9S
and l0l. Conditions at the time and place
Of suIe.
J. G. SHAW, .4ud'r.
II. l.. LEE, Assignee.
Newport, Aug. n, l843.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-08-17
as, SHIP NEWS. ,sss M
e5sssse AsssAo
PORT OF NE WP0RT.
A NlslVED.

FRIDAY, Aug ~.
Ship Bov, Barton Pacific Ocean, Talcnhunna 30 DAYS
with 1850 hhlS sp oil home 100 .p Of and tor War
renhhscnt 3gj months The u. reports, nt Pay tn, in
Nov, ship AiDLEY CLARKE Griswnd, Of this port.
with l0o0 hhl- sp oIthc mate of the A. &. had lett
Al Galapagos Islands, Dec lih, ship MENkAR. Sher-
man. OF this port, 25OMr. Frnnk johnson, Of London,
came passenger IN the Boy, from Ihlrahunnn.
Sw. bnTk Joan Frir,lierh Wieng, from Warren, and
sailed supposed fnr Hamburg
brig Lincoln, Wooster from Richmond ir Fall Ever,
Capt sick.
Schrs Kelsey Richards, BRADLEY, Philadelphia ior
Wickord Doi Commander. Wing. Phllhd for Boston.
Shops Rieuzi Dnrl,e, and New YoIk, Munro, rom
Prov. for New York. ..~
SATURDAY, Ang. ~.
sch'rs Clarion, Coleman, fron Boston for Albany:
A. VI. Hale, Chace, do TOR kew' bork May flower,
King, and Hector, Km1o,un t"ndout
MONDAY, Any ~.
Sch'rs ncrius, Nickerson, I'm Boston fnr Providence
Jane lIrnddrst puulin from Philndc Ihid lsuhc Jack
son, Tohc,. SHndw,, ID r fhladeldha;
Sluops htrlwnIT Hurdck In Philnd for Prov. James
Lamphcer, Kenny rroy. Tor New York. .,.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-08-17
Joshua l!irhnell Chaain, d. D.

For the second premlum oiIertd there was
no c"inpt,'i"n.
Were The itus'er' at liberty I" award Two
.'femluins Tor dissertations on me same cues
h"D. they certainly would b"slnw one on The
author OF the Treatise on Asthma, bearing
as ia"'Io quotation if"n CtIsns' IL 'S
less PrdcficW lhan me "i,c 10 "h'ch 'h'
award Is made, aud consequently. win the
vlew3 cntcrtalncd by the |Imslces, as public
/ ly nnA0Anced ~ the time The q'ce'ious were
advertised II could not nave preference
over 'le "'hrr alluded 'o-H'' 'he tns'eeF'
/ IN J"snce 10 IT'S author, WI!"bi'"'Fer ~ may
be, would say that II Is more 'hhn "rdIinri
\ ~ good prouuctinn as regards ihc Wso'y o'
the disease, entering as IL does ni'e minute
I ~ la'O de'aUS eYlnc'ng nnch ih'n9h' aS
wen rs study ana resenISn "h'Ist m'h1ef
III therapeutics the S"hJ"ct u discussed pa,
ihol"gicay WIN h'nch judgment M" goo"
sense. bt"hld 'he au'h"r' ht any i"t"re uay'
make trlhl Gpon some other lHlP"rt"h' sun
Jec'. and brsl"w The sam" pains "p'" VI"
nelhouhs D'"chHI tih' 't - re- hh' oc'"''''
10 iheorlsng, vaEasie production VIII be
The result
The Trustees now propose lhe following
questions Tor lS53-45, VIZ:
tlncsi'nn isi. The character, causes anu
best mode at treating lhabe'es.
Question 2d. Trho'ony lis comparative
advantages aud disadvanag"s
For the beet dissertation on each oi The
ABOVE questions, the trustees agree l" award
ana pay the sum oi f0y noHars The award
'o b" made known "' the annual meeting o'
the Il. !. Medlcai S"cWly, 10 be he,n al
Providence on The last " tdnesday III june
1871.
It's the wish of the Trustees that thc dlS-
"erlali"ns should possess n little "' G'taco'
i"llcal ann n mnch OF practical character
as possible; It is therefore rrconm"nded
that the writers dwell no more upon 'hc hc0
~ oi the canscs and nature ihdn they may
dccm necessary FOR clear understanding oi
the principles by w.'rh they were GUIDED IN
tho selection G! Tie treatment hv them ad"p-
ted /; II Is also rccohimended That they AVOID
crowdIng their paper with details Of printed
aud easily ""CessIble cases.
Every rorhpc'lor for premium Is eNp"c-
ted to cuniurm 10 the following regulations,
VIZ:
lst. To forward to one o! @e trustees
on or bcI"r" the TENN u'Y "' May, q. !"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-08-17

60f PeTs0"s dPPfyIg I0TM'H. "'" P''"'e '"'
for "ADYEKfistb LErTEns..
Allen Capt George PIERCE 3lsa
Allen Thomas w pnmau 5Gbn
Austen Miss iInnnahE Pepper Mr~ n:!waId
Dauu-s Thomas Reynolds "
Burns Can't JobnG Rjchmond MIss Martha
Ball Mr. A amiIh i. .."
Buukcr Mrs David Suitii Joseph
Coles Lrtlerls ) southwtck George
Church Miss ChlooC Spear Ciin"ies
Church Miss Jane l. Sylvester Daniel
Forru,.a Antunl0-2 Taylor AlAns"n
foes Francis Z Tay lm Mis- Susnn
Furbush Justin Ware Hon A-hnr
Fowler john" Nsich Thomas
Frost iarl-y" N"ndCG Nathan
Gardiner G,o,ge N'"dou inu.cs
Gardiner :, l>oslrr Williams Nelson
Granger Eilzubell' WilcoA Mrs Hannah
iiannald JohnG GiIppLrrowN.
I Howe Lysandrr Could Jonathan
Itowcs Lcousrd Gardner Lirs Lucy a.
liogius Miss :.avinia P,ckllnln Mrs Z"a
How Mrs gen. JAmEs,"gS
johnson Capt James t"iI"r"il smith
Johnston Thomus -hasmaa oliver 4
Jones James !. 'f iHIsu.
Erwi> Miss WcaltiyA Gil Th"n.as
Alahr SHlnhti Hdn'-N Gcoiga
MastrrsOu Mchacl fIalnud Fn;rIrk
MAYO Capt 4 Il. McC"rnick Roger
Mitchell DIT Rady Bridget
Muir, Thomas liaipin Joanna
Mann Miss Matilda M,I.aughlin Mrs Mary
Oliver Th"sV MoKnby Mrs Atm
/ .h,liipS DeXter
/ lh3.-3wl ASHER ROBBINS, 7. ~
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-08-17

A QUEER suIr-An old mad in Talahas.
Sc, has brought II suit ior damages against a
man for killing her h,orite cat. What fun
ny legal pursuit that will be, says the Phila-
dclphia Times.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-08-17

IEELP WANTED-A woman !" dn
i house work-.a coored woman would
be preferred. One who can come wnIl recon''
mended, will h.ar Of steady place, ny M
mrdla,e application to this Office.
Aug. II.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-08-17

II. N. Tracy, who was dismissed the Revc
nue. Service some time since for reason5 winch
the Department. hen deemed good aud sufi
ceni, has reccu,ly, we understand. been re-
appointed LIentrnant in the same service,
and is ubout proceeding to Lake Ontario To
take charge of the Gutter Active.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-08-17
NlOr,icica N, Noah.

The Providence Republican Herald oi
Saturday, contains communication, over the
signa,urc Of "Mordeca NJ. Noah, = of New
York, which greatly misreprescn's tho ser,
mon preached by the Rev. Mr.. Vln,on Of This
place, in behalf Of the sufferers by the Fall
River fire. An answer, we understand, cilli-
or has been, or will be forwarded to the cdI-
tor of the Herald, which he will, of course,
publish, in jnstice 10 the Rev. gentleman al.
ludrd 10.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-08-17

The man supposed to be Webster, the pi-
rate, arrested in Albany last week, did moi,
prove to be Webster, and he was accordingly
discharged. Another person supposed to br
Webster. has since been arrested in Buffalo
under suspicious circumstances. Caleb :.
Knight, Of this place, who arrested the others
in New York, has gone on 10 Buffalo, to
IDENTITY the prisoner.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-08-17
FlSKE MEDICAL PRIZE CUES,
= : YIsNs.

k'IIE TRusrtEs of the FIsEr rrYD IN.
nuunc,H, at the annual meeting 81 the
Rhode Island Medical Sncrly, il0lden IN
Newport on the 2S'h nit, TINT the premium
of RIM DoiiwS, by them offered for the
best Dissertations on the qucsti"n---
"Vhm are M. cGH@tS. fhdiaei,r, nniurf end
best modc cr treating .?sihm0 ?'-h"d been
awarG"a 1o"Ihc author 'Gf TIC dissertation
bearIiig the motto, .~
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-08-17
ME NOR NUA.

Arr at New York, 9Th, Shin Wm. Engs. C"e from
Trieste. May 18th, ,Gibraar July q!h
Arr at New YORK 9Th, hrg triHyia, wade 10 dnl .
from Rnrnco,. with tui; to- Chace.
Arr ai Ncw Orleans, 2d Sloop Belle, Johnson, Por,
Leon.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-08-17

"------- niqus 0ti,acins ob oHo
.Spirit"s iniTdum g,niitu graris ,imaque fongo
Ma smgnHa ts''duni"
VIrg. Georg. Lib. III sos ct seq.
And upon breaking the seal Of the ac'
icouipanyIng packet. they learned that the
successful competitor was
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-08-17
Letters,

"tnAisiSs ~ rnf Vosr ofIl.r ~ Nt"foN'
u. /, Auo. ist, icS3.
~ .4dsertis,d letters are piaesd ~ a Srp~ate |
bo1. Perfume appiyi1g forhem'~H please call
for "ADYERFisf LETTERs.. -"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-09

Tuk cALnovS MkrrISo LAST EvENiSo-pursuant to
the published in the various papers, the meeting OF the
friends OF Mr.. Calhoun held last evening in the Park.
In point of numbers undoubtedly very fair meeting
DIR. Stephen HasbFouek called the chair and of
had the usual number of Vice Presidents and Secrc
tares, among whom~verc MeSsrs Samuel Il. Hart Lathrop,
and s. Eddy. Mike Walsh the stage, but the part
he took in the proceedings eminenty characteristic Of
the man.
Mr. Barber read able address, aud series OF spirited
resolutions, which received with applause after
which James Il. Brady, Esq. addressed the meeting lie
spoke well and warmly in favour OF Mr.. Calhoun and show
ed concusvey that he had much greater claims upon the
democracy than Mr.. Van Buren,.
After he had concluded really able speech Mr.. Barber
address the meeting, but after saving the air for
fifteen minutes in vain efforts make his voice heard
amid the shouts for "Walsh," with which he nSsacd.
hedescended from the rosrum, the renowned
leader OF the Subleuancans Mike approached the front
OF the stage minus vest and having obtained
found silence, he thus addressed the assemblagc
have not been consulted about the
getting up of this meeting, and shall not say any thing"
which done he retired and with him apparently twoihrds
OF tho meeting who had been drawn thher in the expec
tation of n speech from Mike.
Mr. Barber then permitted to deliver himself of his
address, and the meeting adjoumed-N Y. COur. En-
quirer.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-09
Lord Broneham nnd .Lohn Lnncs.


John Jones is going to make His Excelencv
the President Of all the United States, declare war
against Great Britain for the c,rrying down his
Lordslnp gave Pas son Bobl Hear him
Any British attempt to restrict the liberty Of speech IN
Ameuca, will certainly he regarded insult by the
mencan People We have reason 10 anticipate fatal col
on with England OF no distant day. if such sentiments
generally entertained by British subjects are cxpr,sed
above and IN the paragraph below lne assertions in the
latter OIL being wickcdiy and maicously IaiseJ"
The Lord have mercy on uslll What does the
fellow mean to do next! We hope, John, YOU
will at least wait until the meeting of Congre,.
before You bring this matter to mortal arbitrament
Would II not be- better TO send out "Old HAYES. &"
IN the next packet after his Lordship, No doubt
the British Government will give him UP in. pre-.
icrruco TO going 10 war with Pa Probably his
l.ordshiP may be frightened into arccanaiion and.
as hc has very plainly intlmntcd, that Pas boy has
not sense enough 20 keep himself out Of the fire.
may bc induced 60 mako n public declaration. 10
the effect that said boyhas "scnsc enough 10 keep
him'ciou Of the fire." Surely his Lordship should
be taught the government ofhis tongue. and made
to know that any insnuaiion against Pa, or Bob.
VIII be visited with summary vengeance, by Pa
hmsehl To find an equal to John one must 90
back TO the days CiJohn Dennis, who iancicd that
Louis XIV was about 10 declare war against En-
gland IN consequence Of n pamphlet he had writ
ten against him, and was in great terror lest sur
render Of hI, person should be made an article OF
the treaty Of Utrecht. Ir John Jones docs not
n'nd' the British Government will demand him.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-09
1.-THE FOX Am Tup yvrAsrt ~

The Vrgnian chuckIes the idea that neither an Bu
rem nor Calhoun "can be elected aud that Clay will win
the prize" is il not Eg1p who tell. u7 the br of tt
Fox WHO carried away the prize from thc two l,rdy ami.
mails, who had worried and exhausted each hor-EDgu
TsT.
Well, really never could have imagined that the En-
quer would have endorsed the cpiet applied bv Mr. Cal
houn 10 "tho little fellow" and ,ay that little Van
like the ioN in the fable would carry away the prize from
these "ordy animals'-llauy OF the West aud she Nulf
c we surely cannot bc mistaken MS % whom the E1gu
Icr assigns the part Of "hc ioN' Bro the presidential drama
lie cannot mean Mr. Cry because in another part NJ his
paper he calls him "rouring hyn"-TefersJuye Taf,Li
gcHeCr.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-09

Ills stated, in the Alexandria Gazette, that the British
Government has made formal demand upon that OF Tex.
as for 100000 of land in the section of country
designated Cameron aud Beaes grants which it claims
Us the property of Mr. John woodw ard aud Others subjects
OF her Britannia Majesty. The claimants said to have
already expended 100000 in the OF their claim
The Houston Star denies the justice of the claim, and
will be referred the Congress, where will
doubt be rejected. What will John Bull doi Invade Tex
as II is no new thing for him subvert Government
for the balance of nm account.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-09
PETERSBURG MARKETS.

RepOrte for the InteiIfg eneer.l
TOBACCO-Therc is decline in Lugs particular.
y OF low quality The price ranges from 81 20 to 50 So
No change in Leaf.
WHEAT asdeclncd consequence of the last accounts
from England-rcd 80 TO 30 cts, white 30 to 95 cts
COTTON-6I to Il.
FLOUR-Si IS asked; no sales for shipment
APPLE BRANDY-25 TO PC CTS
BACON-Nrginia : IL cts; Western to 6.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-09

We have just received from j. w. Randolph Il splendid
copy OF the Life Of Mr.. Clay, in volumes compiled
and edited by Daniel Mallory. Il will be sold TO subscr
bers only at So 1t contains full length print Of Mr. Clay
in sitting posture and of the place where he was
born We know not what the author may possess
no, having read his work yet but this we do know that
If lis book contains extracts enough from Mr. Gays VIII
ngs and speeches. sufficient to render it worth
the price.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-09

the word, II is good one, dictionary or no dction.
ary,) then we admit that the people of Virginia
are more thoroughly Illuminated than any other on
the face of the earth.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-09
Lord Bronghan on RepcnI..

When the conduon ireland was under consideration
IN the House OF Lords, Lord Brougham remarked
Butno doubt there has been the Atlantic demon.
sauon OF little more importance; but ol Amcri-
cans, (hcar, hear) it is confined almost entirely emf.
grants and have shown you how little they gain thus
taking hold OF foreign agitation and foreign alliance with
repeal. They say "Oh let the wretchcd treat
cd Irish, from the misery their situation by the re-
peal OF the Union f" have illustrated how much of that
would be essoncd by the operation of that which would
cut them oil for but they say ave helped the Anne
reans IN their distress and therefore they will help us; il
was the same case with the Americans in the of 776
But the whole question then whether America should
be taxed by the British Parliament without being repre-
scnied IN that British Parliament. (IIear hcar) Ii in.
stead of that the Americans had had lOl or would ven.
turc TO say, 5ipcrhaps might say the odd "a augh
you would have heard of American war; the
Congress would have remained saw ornament
OF the British Crown or as others saw mil stone about its
neck
But have said thu, person named Tyler said
TO be relation OF the President has taken part this agi
auor No one IS answerabo tor the foUlccs-Ihe
ve iooleres-any of his family pleas, commit "a
augh;) and do for moment believe that as has
been said the Preden, has written letter to say that his
heart and soul in the Hear hear) will not
believe IT until the letter Mr. Tyler is accidentally
President of the United but by the same accident
that made him President hope trust and have every
reason To believe thnihc nhe,s with the Presidents chair
some OF the wisdom and prudence his predecessors
(Hcar) will not believe that any man in the situation
o President Tyler, would such letter that which
have seen boStcred up Of the newspapers as If
the Queen of this country like the President were to say
she had her heart and soul the Carolina and
Virginia negroes aud that she hoped long, to sec
white republic in the norh. and black republic in the
soun md that the ntoeabe bond which now united them
would be severed. Why. we should have the American
Congress most justly up IN arms hear, hear; but though
hold repeal 10 be utterly ridiculous measure and per
ncious 10 be entertained certainly hold the emancpa
ton OF Carolina and Virginia negroes would be wise, hu
name, Just and vuous act, yet God forbid that if
IN situation Of advising the Crown Shoud think of ut
teng advice, either IN official capacity or an unofficial
capacity Tor the purpose OF exciting the jealousy, and
beTIng the amnesty that be supposed have pre-
vailed between the two countries. That course which
good citizen of his country, or of the world, and
loving the peace OF the world, would think Of advising
Hear