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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-12-08
ABEL BIGELOW,
Brookfeld, Nov. l6h lsf3. Sc 5w

Washington District IS. I Montpelier, within and for
said district, on tho 10Th day of November A ID 1885,
rINHOMAS REED administrator the estate of
4 Center Lamb late of Montpelier in said district de-
ceased makes application SAID Court 10 extend the
time heretofore allowed hun to pay the debts due from
said estate and settle his administration account until
some lutu day. Whereuopn is ordered by sald court
that said application be heard az the Probate office IN
Montpelier on the third day of December, ls43,-and 1t
is flu Their ordered that hereo be given to the crcd"
tors Of said estate and to all concerned by pubs
fishing the subs of said application and orders there
on in the Vernon Waterman and Journal printed at
Montpelier at least taree successfully before the
time afo esad app tinted for the Aearng OF said appca'
! tion
BY the Court,
| s5 Attest LYMAN BRIGGS Register.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-12-08

A n a meeting of the Directors of tho ORANGE co
n MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
holden at O. Blodgcus Inn, Chelsea, Nov 1913, tax
Of one and hall per cent assessed all The in
force the 18th day of June, 843 be paid the nsu
Office Chelsea, by the 18th day Of December next.
All denquens will qe called on in summary manner.
JOHN w. SMITH, Treasurer.
Chelsea, Nov. !, le4S. f34 3w
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and of said lands will be sold public auction the
now dwelling house OIL. $. A. yze in said Woren, the
2sh dny December O'Clock in the afternoon
shall be requisite discharge said taxes with COSTS unless pre-
vousy paid.
day Of Nov. lsi3
36l H.G. VANDEUsEN, First Constable,
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STANDARD PERIODICAL. FOR YOUTH.
NEW VOLUME oY
ROBERT MERRY'S MUSEUM.
EDITED BY GOODRICH editor of
Pe.cr PareYs TaIes,


COMMENCING; JAN. 1874
TINE publishes D. this very popular Magazine for
L Youth being anxious be fully entitled to the
which has attended their efforts would announce
their patrons that they intend to make the fourth
ing volume far interesting Than any of It's p,edeces-
The editorial department will be under the manage
Of 5. g. Goodrich Esq tho highly pppula- Author
of Peter pdrley's Tales, whose fame Of The most
fascinating writers for youth is extensively dildscd
need fHthrr ETY. Of new and pleasing
tices ready, and will appear this voume not
inferior IN interest to the TrdVes of Thomas Troer, the
Siberian Sable Hunters, Story Of Philip Brusque, Adven-
lures of Robert Merry, and others which have been finish
ed in the preceding volumes. Every article will be tho
roughly dsesied before aduttcd into tins work I'D
great will be taken that it shall contain any hin
inconsistent win morality ami virtue Commencing IN
January, shall also introduce piece Of music in evey
number We have also in prog Il variety Of and
striking Engravngs designed by Mr. Billings for this work
exclusively. In short the publishers aie determined TO
make this magazine ,od talent, care, attention and
liberal Sxptnse make IT. and they respectfully ask ell
Nj Robert Merry fends give them their kind support
and encourag cement. The of the Museum will
tnuc as b fore.
ONE DOLLAR PER ANNUM IN ADVANCE.
In order however to gvo II an opportunity peuse NJ r
Merry's work, The publishers propose the following
II TSGrea; inducements o Clubs
For SO we will send copies of the Museum year
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-12-08

MY wife Esther, having left my bed and board here
INl by forbid ali persons trusting said Esther my
count, shall pay debts of her contracting after lh
dale. SAMUEL BUZZELL,
Brookfcld, Nov 10, ls43. 81
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BENONI B. FROST's EsTATE.

THE subscribers, having been appointed by the Honora
Bile he Probate Count for the District Of Washington,
commissioners to receive examine and adjust all claims
ana demands of all persons against the estate of Benon
b. Frost late OF Plained in said District, deceased, rep
resented insovent and the term of calendar months
from the q ia day Of November is43 allowed by
to the creditors Of said deceased exhibit and provehe
respective claims, before usDo give notice that Will
attend TO the duties Of our appointment al the dwelling
house of Chauneey Bartlett, Panhed, in SAID district,
on tho 22d day of December l843 ten o'clock M.
said day, and The 18Th day of May 8l4 o'clock M.
LEVI BARTLETT, Commas
ALBERT NILES, sioners.
Plainfeld, Nov. GOTH 1913. 81
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The present that part of Great Mill lot called on
which the uopad the stephen Cleaveond Estate
and stephen Clenyeand Heirs aud assigns The PRESENT own
of that part of lot No 4, minister right, Morey Hutch
ms. The present owner of that part of lots No. l. B.
james Gibson And much of said lands buildings will be-
sold at public auction at the Inn Of H. Osborn said town
Bethel on the 3D. day of January d. 1874 at O'clock r.
NJ as shall be requisite TO discharge said taxes with unes
previously paid. ASA DAVIS, First Constable
Dated at Bethel this 10th day Of November A D :s rae
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-12-08

OF various kinds for sale by the Dozen for Cash only
~ Singing Schools supplied with any quantity,
Nov %. i = WALTON Il SONS
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COMMIssiONERs, NOTICE,

co MMlSSlON EMS NOIlCE,
WE the subscribers being appointed by the Hon. the
w Probate Court for the District II Randolph Commas
sonors receive. examine and adjust all claims and de-
munds Of all persons against the estate Of Thomas Adams,
late Of Brookhed said district eased, represented
nsoveut and also all claims and demands exhibited IN
offset thereto, and months from the thlrleh day Of
Nov 1913 being allowed by SAID for that purpose,
we do the eiore, hereby give notice that will attend to
the business OF oui sand appointment at the clearinghouse
of The late Thomas Adams in said Brooked, the
ond Mondays in January and p from nine o'clock
A Nj until four o'clock each of said days.
ROBINS DlNSMORE,(
VIM. M. ALNORD, : Commissioners.
ABEL BIGELOW,
& IL Nm La On
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SHTPPING rURS.
ORANGE COUNTY

NASH and the highest prce. paid for Shipping Furs,
~ at the Drug Store of CLARK g. COLLINS
Montpelier, Nov l6, l6i9, SO
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The ash in all cases TO be sent in advances free of
expense TO US and convenient the whoe number should
L. sent to one address Letters enclosing money for the
above work # post paid free may be sent our risk
provided the money ncoe in the presence Of the Post
Master, addressed
BRADBURY, SODEN " CO.
IS Nc. 10 School Street, Boston, Mass
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Chelsea Dec. 7 1913. SO
N. b. The records and files Of the Court will be kept
al the Registers Office in Randolph.

STATE OF VERMONT, AT a Probate Court, holden
Washington District, SIS. at Probate Office in Mont
pcer, within aud for SAID district the 4th Of Dec ls43
A Instrument purportng TO he the last vii and Tes-
IA lament Of Jeduthan LOOMS, late CT Montpelier, in
said District deceased being presented 10 the Court here
by Sophia b. Looms Of Montpelier, the execulix therein
named for probac; is ordered by said curt, that all
person concerned therein be notified TO appear at
sion of said Court be holden the Probate Office
Montpelier the 80 day of December ls43, and shew
cause if they may have against the Probate Of said
Y,l, Tor which purpose is further ordered that a copy
the record of thsorder be published three weeks
cessvcy IN the Vermont Wachnan and journal, printed
Of Montpelier aforesaid, may be-
A true copy oil record,
Attest LYMAN PPIGGS n co;,,ar
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WARR EN-.

rsNE non resident puprsors the of Warren in the
county of Washington hereby notified that the taxes as
within the year next preceding this date re-
mun either whole in part unpaid the following de-
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II. C. VANDEUsE
NOTICE.

TlNlIE resident popreors of the town of Bethel inhe
County of Windsor hereby notified that taxes as
essody this State the said years lsl 1872
s43 list of 1870, ls4l 1872 part I'M
paid the following described lands in said town. wits
Original No. Of Part No. r,.t- Taxes
PrvprietOrs Names Acres. of Lots. DIVISION unpaid
Joel Marsh, % great mill lot none Sl9,43.
Minister right 30 ESQ
Timothy Bush 100 eastof ID brnch l,63
Timothy Bush, 20 mdwlt do 3,25
William Lyon, 20 q do do 3,25
Benjamin Smith, 20 do do 3,5
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DROBATE COURT 5 for the DISTINCT of Washington
for Ike year ensuing wall be held every Tuesdays and
Saturdays at the Registers Office in Montpelier, in Ri
ker's building opposite the bank, on State st.
BY order Of Court.
Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS Register.
Montpelier, Dec !, 1913. So
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COMPREHENSIVE DISSOLVED.
TINHt copnnership heretofore existing under the firm
i orEDSON IND BELKNAP, is tn day by mu-
ua ,nsent dissolved. All demands due the firm TO this
dacw be settled by Perley Beknapand are his properly.
JOHN EDISON,
pERI,EY BEI,KNAP
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A true copy ofRccol5
80 Attest LYMAN BRIGGS, Register.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-04-13

ELEcrtoNs.- In tbs State "f Connect
cut, the G nsra election for State officer.
and legis alors, as W. Il as Repres, natives
10 C.nsress, /, ok place on Mon1sy last,
Sd inst. A. to III. result" saws the
New York CONNIE 'cal Advertiser, Wing
and well informl d ''our hop are strong
er than our expectations.
In the State Of Rhode Island the FIRST
rlt ction under the new Constitution for
State officers aud legislators took place on
the 9th INST.
In the 81 /, Of Massachusetts, tac sd
journed Coner ssinual elect ne. being Tor
majority ofthe r pr scuiatives 10 which
the State is en,t4d, toek place on Mon
day the 81 inst. The New York Com
m, r:ial Adv, rtiscr says: II is doubtful
whtthor the choice Of single member
will be III ct d. Abolitionisn plays the
dog IN the munger. Il HIS not free e.
noug, to e'ett uiemb Of its own, but .
just strong enough dcfrat every thing
els -. Nat Int
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-04-13
TIE TRIAL OF MERCER. This tris

THE TRIAL OF MERCER. The trial,
rngrosses popupr attention in The Nar
them cities. The papers give minute
details of the evidence. 1t prosrcsse
very rapidly last week. The evidence
for the pr5s cution and large portion Of
that for the defence, was gotten through.
The L S i'm, ny Of Miss Mercer wa, gwen
on Thursday, aud corfoturaled the stale.
ment ma le by Mr.. Br ,wn in his opening
speech for the defence, VIZ: thal Heber-
ton accomplished his d sr- by the mott
suhte vllIany, aided fnally by actual
violence. Testimony was also given To
prove that S { was al innocent and Gen.
idng g'rl. (indeed uil little more than .
chi t. and her character I'D We suspicion
that she first cons rs ID aith hr de.
stroyer un er the MIST ks that he GAS .
Spanish gentleman TO ~hom she had bee y
llniruduced -ii,st she n:rved liking
| for hiir that he und celsed her 10 to his
name, end pretended honorable motiy,s
and vowed attachment for her- thd. sub-
scquently TO or violation he made promise
Of marriage, mi FIX, U The day. 81. =
Much testimony reiaive 10 Young MGR.
GERS defangenent WIS given IN, and j,
was very sirong. The scenes IN III.
Court. at Woodbury. pending tho exami.
nation OF Miss Mercer an iher aye met tn
er, are repr' sc It'd To have been xcerd-
irgly painful. = Richmond Compiler.
Tai,L or MERcrn. The testimony in
this case was close on Tuesday the 4th
icst. The only esil' nce po ueed by G
pro ecution, was in r. l,tien o tie insanity
Of Nero, at he tim h. kiied u. berton.
The Alto ney General had sad he would
produce evid nee 10 prove that lieb"'toas
char u ter was 40 as ba ! Us had IN sta'T
let; but att rwatds announe c !, tia as o .
witn.ssas to prove this were resifents OF
p. nnsylsar,ia, ard therefore beyond the
Iluis3i, ton Of NV rscy, ihes ha re-
fused Of decline t. obey the Summons.
l.x ept three prsons who had be pre-.
yrntsi from attending. Thr testimony
was Their, fore closed on both sides, with
III further fort 10 procure evidence
1.-THE summing up was 10 conmsrce yes
lter.lay, 9Th INST, and il was SUPP osed ,he
trial " II close TO day. = Bait Pat.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-04-13
PGEEIoo
THE JOURNEY OF LIFE.
BY LYDIA II. sIaorRsKr.

Away, away. DER the fsamirg SEQ,
Dor SSH. sre flowing full apd free,
fhe light Of morn the ocean lies.
And the light OF Hope in our joyous eyes.
For have youth and the world before Us,
And love has flung hisstadiaoce Der Us,
And our bounding hearts are glad.
There Goats no cloud in the summer sky,
To gam of the tempest that may be nigh;
The ship 10 staunch and het tinIbers light,
And together we'll bid our land good nghht."
For we The jewel of love possessing,
Have OPEN our hear, 10 the deafes, blessing
Our heavenly parent gives.
And We will treasure the costly gem,
And wiser be than our fellow men,
When launching bark on the sca Of life,
No Thoughts of suspicion no breath Of strife.
Shall iuffle the tide thro our bosoms gushing
And the burning words from hearts rushing
Shall be the words Of the holes, love.
Ye do wellto cherish the joy that dwell.
In htisc,ion's deep and living wells
Ye will need il pure 10 sseeien the dfaushi
From the mingled cup by each mortal qnsA'd
So keep the heavenly fountain spriuging.
Its sparkling drops to the drsolale bringing,
Refreshing the thirsty soul.
For thy soul will thirs. ere It's race be run,
And faint it'll toll ere the goal be won.
Ard thy sr iri, will flag in its upward nighs,
With the soil Of earth on its plumsge bright
Thy heart will throb but not with sladness
And thine eyes y Ill gaze with longing sadness
On the home wbers the weary rest.
For all are rnourners Of mortal birth
Aad sorrow belongs to zach child of earth;
But Hg. who decreed US ''born to woe"
Hath given US Lovr. that 'passeth shuw."
I hen seek fall and o'eriowing msssure.
And prize above thy golden treasure,
The wealth Of loving heart.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-04-13

THE WAsnISGToN GLonE AND Isaac
HUI, The Nadisonan Of Monday tn 81
inst. contains an article SIX columns long,
signed Isaac Ill., and in rtp'y To attaek ks
upon that individual which appeared in
the columns Of the Globe. Alluding par
ticulhly TO Mr.. Blair, lisa &C says:
"While in state Of penury he c, while
obliged or,ly o,tIte generosity oflriends
upon this ground for your Oily subsis
tence, the Giohe stood, or eppta ed 10
stand, as the true representative Of lhe d..
mocracy; since is annual IN ONE from
the public printing Las exceeded ore hun
dred thousand dol,rs, and the l,rsest
half las been clear profits, tn begger on
hors .ba k has assumed airs, in the n,ne
OF ths Democracy, which only red tie
en- 10 be falhomed, ard, when fully un-
derstood, ill be an equal object Of te,es
tailon and shhorrence, nstle worst Hart
ford Convention Federalism"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-04-13
The blacksmith Of tbs mountain pass b.
came happy man, and Methodist
nrencher. -
News, Politics, sc.
From ths Correspondence OF the ~ Express
MIR wisE's DISTRICT.
RicnMoNo, March 20.

The canvass is going on petty warm
| " in Mr.. WI e's district. tuf th.re IS n,
doubt, think. tlat lie will be te-ele ted
by large m ,tiiy. I'LL Care Esq,
who is his opponenf, Ga Urge farmer on
James RIVER NV, miasb pm n IN I c
Navy eurng The last wat.) Is no MT /,
fer him in words. Mr.. Wise has goi o
much tongue tof im, and tongue gees a
great why in Virg n on he stump. Wise
I %, rs ! undest n, SAYS e vii vote for
Mr.. Clay, if the le,ti n goes INTO the
House, and If his District 81 instinct hiu,,
though all the while he lashfs and abuses
MIR. Clay. In the upper part Il his Gis-
rict, II IS expe tel that III con est viii be
warm. but in Accomac, II is b, lirsed, Air.
Wlsa viii cariy all the People with him
] look upon bis re election as no msfor-
,unr the Wing party. Mr.T, lie ne Dis
ona oui-s out-tongut d orator on the floor
Of the House to Ike care o. th Van Bu-
rem maj iiiy thrre, and Mr. Wise viii
give thai m iiority mu h m re troubls than
he has gwen tn Wings.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-04-13
GARDEN SEEDS
FOR 18 Il 8

lS W lsS II q 81 %,
Dwarf III Snaps,
ID Pole or Climbing,
Bect.--Long Blood and Tufnip Rooted,
Brussels Sprouts,
Cabbage--a fine variety,
Carrot--Long Ofange,
,uhowet--Early And Late,
Cuoumber--L Long Green and Others,
Egg Plant; Endve-Green, CurleA,
Indian Corn--Smith's Early aud Tuscarorn,
Leuucc-Lszy Cabbage,
Mslon-Be.t kinds
Nsstuitum,
Onion-Early White,
Parslcy-Dnube; Parsnip-Large Ouch
Peas-Fincst kinds,
Pumpkin-Pota,o and others,
Penner-Bell or Oxheart, or Cayenne,
Radish-Varioosk kinds,
Rhnbarb--for pies and iaris,
Satisfy. or Oyster Plant,
Spinae h-Round,
Sauash-Exly summer.
Tomsto-Laree Red and yellow,
Turnip--Whte. Early Flat, SC.
All OF which are carefully selected and warranted
TO hc of the kinds named fresh and free from rnls
ture--for sale by
WIN. DORSEY.
n
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-04-13

1t 10 stated IL tie Ntw Orleans Fic,-s
yune TINT among the asseugers on board
The q. s. brig Dslphin. from Mexico.
were ll-nry Conneiy, Esq . merchant
Of Cbihnahua, and Judge Robinson, one
of the San Aatoni, prisoners. who has
B en- liberated by order Of Santa Ana
Willie 10 ctai,s Il tue Castle Of fero,e.
Inc lait, was sent FIR by Santa Ana, an !.
ft-r a y, rsDnal IN rsi W, received pfo'
positions thong to be ~ fav,r Bio RAJ
lure iawaris TIE fin ! indi pend, nee &c
Texas. Tn 81 Jbdge Robinson his with
him, md II. viii pro ei wi;h all hate 10
lay them lief r. the Government II Texas.
1t is thought by many that tie TcAisn
prisoners now c n!ined 1t lerosr. y III soon
be liberated.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-04-13

The greatest error that evera peii'.
clan committed was that Of MIR. Tylrr's
aspiring to second torn. Whether j.
was honorable for HIM 10 indulge such an
aspiration after owing his election in part
To the declaration IL the Wings in favor
Of the siugle term system, which was ono
of their strong points, We isavs him to
settle with his own conscience. lha
sham ful prostitution Of his psironsg, 10
make partxaus and buy himself non'i-
nation by the Democratic National Com
vnnton is Treated with no less seofn and
abhnrrrnce by the party into whess ranks
he is carrying tits undisguissd conup.
ton than by the Wings agains, whoin b.
is waging pr s-rpive waffle: as sill
be seen By the extracts we have 6 ven hc4
low ON two # The mos, prem nent Dem.
ocratic Journals in the country. Ia tie
name Of Heaven when 10 this system of
corruption through the abuse 81 Execns
tive patronage and the prostitution III the
pubic offices to buy up parti,'ns, To hass
an epd I
We hive always said, and Mr., Tyhr
in lsi0 agreed with us--thai Gen. Jack
son laid the foundation o. this corruption.
and TINT Mr.. Van Buren, was making fear
full progress In erecting the superstruciure.
and both Mr.. Tyler and ourselves then
agreed tina, The preservation Of the pub
lie morals demanded that Gen. Harrison
and himself should be elect, to stop tho
mi.chi.yous and demorallzing career Of
thu party ,heh in power. But now that
he IS in Sir. Van I'uren's place, he plays
the game ten times stronger ihsn his pre-
deeessor. - .horfoK Herald
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-04-13

EuSr received and for sale how, n Orleans
Cd sugar, and Rio Coffee. White Havana Sugar,
"a superior Article y Black Pepper Asrics Cav
endish Tobacco; Gloves; Indigo; Cheese, Water
and Soda Crackers; Bunch Hsisins, Fig Fancy
Ca>ile and Rnsin Soap; Lsrd-a superior article
LlQU0RS-S Cognac Brandy. t.
Run, Old Rye Whisky, Port aud Madeho
Wines, Alcohol, Sc Clsse't's and Scotch Ale,
together with u general assortment of Contscion-
Hry. GEORGE haENHaL'
January o6
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-04-13
VOLUME "A.
THE MARTINsBURG GAZETTE

Is polished every Thursday morning, at TWO
DOLLARS per year, II paid ~ odvanee; TWO
DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS within the
year. and THREE DOLLARS Mt the end of the
year. M paper discontinued until all arrearsges
are pail. except at the option Of the publisher.
u3s No subscription will be taken for less period
than AK months.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS will be inserted three times at
One Dollar per square Of sixteen lines and ct
twenty-five CeHts for each subsequent Insertion
Tho number of insertions must be marked on the
manuscript, or copy Of the advertisement sent, or
ii will be continued until forbid and charged ac-
cordinely.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-04-13

The Frederick Examiner savs.--
aNothing IS yst known here OF The where
abouls of the Rev. JOIN T.. PITTS. /, il
rendered certain Tint he was saen il
Washington some days AFTER Iesying this
place, but no trace 7 him has since been
louns,"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-04-13
Fem he .Aprors md tpeu" Il Saturday.
''rREsipRNT Tyler AND rnE psMo,Rarf
FATTY.


Having jus, telutuod RON q most az
gre allie and sat stsetory vltn 10 Wash.
ltnatun, dai,ag witch We had the most
comtlie portuhily OF Informing or
selves the views add sentiments OF tho
nea,te . OF III Administration fegeid NJ
IT. p eseni pasiuen aid future policy, We
have the ii. assure Ct aim uaeing 10 4 .
ID mncrstic pariy IN TITS cHy end through
oui ,he cuun ~, To he Governmtn, vii
eonHnue to b. adm sered upon the
sl,icl. s. demosfet c Iaiucples, ard thai
thorough end G ., | haImony Of feeling
md n, tioo v th tie great democisiic N.
tie est al ihi toanit ~ forms he bass upon
which The Administration POUNDS us CLAIMS
TO tae confidence AID support Of The People.
Whpte, or may be tie clemars Of in,ef.
ssled ard ambitious demagoguss y h. con.
I oil fiw ptesses etolofe considered
democraiic. we d stioctly aver thd Pres.
zen, 1'yl,r and has administration are one
md indirisi5le Nth The great Democratic
party of The country 'iAlie.dy, both 10
profession and praeti c, has tho President
given the most untqalvofal evidences OF
has democratic intentions eni we pledge
ourselves thai those evidences will, Tor
tic future, be neither few nor IA b tw, en-
In all his official ac;s he recognizes only
he democratic people; and ere ia not a,
Ills moment moie efficient, active, end
powerful enemy Fl the Wing irtrigne,s
and demaeqgues within tie limits 4 tn,
whole Unon t an jain Tyler. Tas~il
be still mole cleaily and distinctly md.
Gated in the communications TO the Gext
Congress; and, pefere thai Congress ris-s
We venture toprndiet tina, the Democratic
party ,hroughou, the United States, will.
to man, rally TO the support Of Mr.. Ty-
Ter as tie frm and uncomproms ne ad-.
70 ate Of their pr nipples, and tho chirf
upon wi ON the horcs OF fhe country are
cente cd"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-04-13
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