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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-03-04
Correspondence Of the American.

HARRisBuRe, March 2, Is43.
DEAN S1R THE House has been eng a ped for
some days pas, in warm debate upon the Govern.
or's veto Of the Apportionment Bill The Phila.
delphia county members were the only democrats
in favor ofthe vetoed bill, which they had passed
by union with the wings. On Tuesday dozen
more bills offered and all voted down. The
following is the new bill, offered by Mr. Pennman,
on Saturday.
DrsrRIcr l. Southwark. Moyamensing and
Passyunk in the county of Philadelphia, aud Ce.
dsr and New Market wards, of the city of Philadel.
phia-63 239.
.. The city of Philalelphia, except Cedar and New
Market wards-64,lil.
3. Northern Liberties and Spring Garden, of
the county of Philadelp lphia-62 1923.
A. Kensington, Unncorporated Northern Liber-
ties, Oxford. Bristol, Lower Dublin, Byberry More.
| land, Germantown, Roxborough, North and South
Penn Townships, Blockley, West Philadelphia
and kingsessing-55.9 95S.
s. Chestcr-57sl5.
6. Montgomer and Delaware-67,O32.
7. bancaster-S4 203.
3. York ami Adams O.O5i.
o. Dauphin, Lebanon and Schuykill-sl ,O43.
10. Berks-6i 500.
H. Lehigh and Bucks-73
l2. Northampton, Monroe, Pike and Wayne
60 ,5i5.
l3 Susquehanna, Bradford Tioga and Potter
-72 1893
| IA. Luzerne, Wyoming and Coumbia-5s ,273
Is. Lycoming, Northumberland, Union and
! Juniata-76.5i3.
l6. Perry, Cumberland and Franklin-s5.s4
H. Milln. Centre, Clinton, Clearfied and Cam
bria--6O 9s7.
| IS. Hunt nglon Bedford and Somerse,-si,- =
| 400
| l9. Fayet,e and WestmoreIanI-76,273.
20. Green and Washington ,426.
81. Allegheny-sl, ,235.
90. Beaver, Butler and Mercer-si,7l9.
90 Indiana, Armstrong. Clarion, Vensngo
! jefferson and McKcan-7s,275.
! "a. Craw ford Erie and Warren-72 ,3iG.
! ln the Senate. on Saturday last, Mr.. Headley,
! from the select committc on The subject. reported
a bill TO divide the Stte into Senatorial and Re.
| preventative districts.
On Tuesday last an appor,onmen, bill was sub.
mted TO the House, in support of VIII ch, the demo.
cratic memters almost unanimous. The bill
was ordered to be transcribed for a third reading
by vote of So to 30. This Bill gives Philadel.
! ing districts follows:
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-03-04

a. II is rumored that in case Mr.. Smith shall
be rejected as Collector Of the Port, of rhiladel.
phia, Mr.. w. w. Irwin, member OF Congress from
Pisbure, will on the adjournment of Congress,
receive the appointment
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-03-04

or LIrrELL's MUsEuM.-This excellent and
most valuable Of all our periodical publications. has
been united with the American Eclectic The last
numbers have not vet been received
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-03-04

QC We are indebted 10 the Hon. John Snyder,
for the Repor, of Mr.. Ellsworth, Commissioner
Of Patents. I, is the most valuable document that
has emanatcd from Congress for many years.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-03-04

UT FInE.-We regret to learn tina, the dwelling
house of Henry Rem, of Augusta township. was
entirely consumed by fire on Thursday morning
last
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-03-04

Or Congress will adjourn to>day. It is rumor-
ed tha, Captain Tyler in'ends calling m extra
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-03-04
The Avalanche,

The late Land Slide in the city Of Troy, Y, Y,
which resulted in the death of eighteen pers ms was
attended with some thrilling incidents, which are
thus noticed IN the Troy papers.
Mrs. Susan Gardner and her sister, Maria Deni.
ker were buried by the avalanche in the same room
and within few feet of each other but. wonder.
ful to tell, by fortusae falling of the timbers
of the crushing dive lngs, they neither Of them
killed. After they had been dug out, they descri>
bed their situation and feelings On hearing the
other erosn, asked her sisters condition, and was
assured that she only hurt in her limbs. The
other stated that she doing very well, only that
a plank or stick Of timber ,oas pressing upon her
headt They heard the digging over their heads,
aud consoled themselves that they would be found
in time to their lives,
Miss WiIber, (sister.in,Iaw to Mr., Brdssl,) who
was killed, together with two of that gentleman's
children, had once escaped bu, rushed the rescue
Of the children, was overwhelmed and killed. 4
youth was sent by spectator who first discovered
the movino of the oroi-""h" 90 ernrisa hor ~ har
hut recoecling the children, she returned for their
rescue-alas too late the next instant they were
cru he'd henta a,h the rushing mountain.
Mrs Purdy, whose escape ha. beed noticed,
heard the roaring of the avalanche, and fancied that
it was to he the fullilment of Miler's prophecy.
She nevertheless caught up OF the children and
pres sed from the room towards the front door,
When she reached the front room she returned for
the other child, but before she could escape, the
walls fell, and the chimney came to,tering down
just behind her.
BY miraculous in'erposition both herself and
the children were preserved comparatively unn-
jured and the falling Of the chimney leaving a
hole through which daylight made its appearance,
she clambered through with her charge, and was
hspPy enough for the time being in finding herself
alive, in a world wicked as this Millcrism to
| the contrary notwithstanding.
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Saturday, March 4, !s43.
II e MI q v AL.

U The Office of the "SUNBURY
AMERICAN" has been removed TO
the white frame building, in Centre Al
ley, adjoining the New Store Of H. B.
Masser. Business or orders left at the
Store, will be promptly attended TO.
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a. We have just received sixty ieams Of print
upon which this is printed Also SO reams Of su-
per Roval . bv % inches, which will be sold at
cost and carriage. for cash.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-03-04

O~Jr Com. PORTER, the representative Of our
country at Cons,antinoplc, il in very delicate health
His friends are apprehensiVe that he will not
vive the present season.
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Another Dog story.

The Nashua Telegraph which commcmo-
rates with peculiar care all the actions Of the
Canine race, tells the following story.
There was a dog, and his name was Buff.
He was educated IN Quaker family, and par
took largely of their quiet and peace-loving
spirit. Like them he was of few words, and
never spoke except when the spirit moved.
For companion he had a cat, brought up un-
der the same advantages, but who had failed
wholly to imbibe the non-resstant principles OF
her teachers, as many scratch on poor Bluffs
nose fully testified. lie had suffered long, and
had began almost 10 doubt the lovelness Of
peace and doctrines, when Grimslkin gave
him a severe clapper clawing for some iancied
wrong /, was too much for the philosophy of
Buff he seized her by the nape Of the neck,
walked calmly to a mud puddle near by, plung-
ed her 10, and after holding her 10 it as long as
he thought cafe, let her 60. 1t learned her a
! lesson.
/ Moral "Never ride free horse to DEATH
nor impose upon man to-day, because he did
not rescat an injury yesterday.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-03-04

gJ Mr.. Forward has resigned his se,t as Sec
reiary Of the Treasury.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-03-04

TaE LAST Ann BEsT.-Chsirs with straight
backs arr all the rage ia the fashionable houses of
our city now. A distinguished physician,
nowned alike Tor his great medical skill aud his
punnins suainments, recently remarked, "lhaI he
surprised that straightforward chairs were The
fashion, when there was not one upright man in
PA'. '.9,,.a."-it.L Ga4.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-03-04

BY this hill you will perceive that you have your
old district, with the addition Of Clinton county.
In the Senate, on Monday last, the hill from the
House to reduce the expenses, and provide for the
election of Canal Commissioners, passed committee
Of the whole whou; amendment. The bill to au.
.horize the sale Of the Delaware Division Of the
Pennsylvania Canal, passed through Committee of
the Whole. The supplement TO the non-inprison-
ment for deb, l,w limiting its action TO debts
ac,ed since the passage of the law, passed through
Committee Of the Whole, and was then referred to
the judiciary COMMITTEE Il is evident that a large
majority is in favor of the amendment, to say no
thing Of an al solute repeal. y, Y. Il.
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DAVID II. PORTER

ExEcuTIvr CuANnrR,
Harrisburg Fe6. 81, ls43.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-06

Eirn"oNn. March u le43
srATR or TrAnE.-Iho commercial world has
been spne time al the lowest punt OF deprcssou and
tbe ssus o recovery from this rosiralion have been
analessiy iakfd for. We do ,ot thnk they will nan
fest themselves very snddrEiy very palpably Tic
recovery nusi be- SLOW md almusi apiibr Il Is
not possible That II III be stimulated by The financial
measures Il The fc,tnI Goycumenton the co, vary
The action al NHsng3H is calculated feard it. -
that upon lie uRa.sised oneftfzr industry and pro
Oily ol III" I,eope. venus solely dfiend ar lho
ION ii Jttuf nrs. Ihns' Hgenis very their
"fef a'ion they must h slow. national currency
ailishod through National Bank. properly chartered.
would give great facility Ia Trade aud strength eeuI
dehce bud restfe the prosperity o legitimate commerce
IN shorter llmr Than any other HAT be de
ylse. AMI Iafy Il the energies IT Tho nation
l]ni ls We cannot hape hr ia less tlan lhfce Yeas
NJ o'hcr agenfy Of governmental origin be of ad
Sahts.r. aud nn mus llor fore confue calculation.
Ia lie ndomtialle spun and perseverance Of our people
ard tie resources OF the country
In our own Stale. thu pocunlary dstrosses, have srn
very 2rcat-and though fllry much .hs severe than
they have been IN the Inefur. the system Of economy
aud reucuchne1t HAT II has become ssary adopt
IN all sections occasions nnwonted apathy the chan
nels oi commerce Oaf city, therefore, eheh bore The
hfant Of ihe feyulsion when lis waves reached our
Siate- which wclhtfed The stofm nlby not without
serious lrJurt-musl symIaIhisc with the country
winch has slruc, the lai al the second hop. Bnsi-
ness Is Therefore lnufe limited But while tins is the
case there IS gfaicaliun IN knowing HAT it is innrc
sal. aud that the cash transactions ia a much afprf
proportion dian formerly.
The misguided pctliors Gr rclief, which created
much excitement aud alarm IN this city-whch IN
creased the dstresses Il the country while there was
uncertainty 81 what would he the action upon them
Wefn deliberately curtldecd aud rejected by The Legs
laufo, II bclng satisfied that nothing could be done i
the rrllcf al The people from fher ndeb edncss This
action Of the legislature has had good effect IN lnereas
ing the confidence Of tie mercantile class III the stability
o lie laws relative 10 debrr aud creditor while the ruin
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-06
NEW YORK ND \lRGI\lA-

Mi VOID is sand IN Richmond or Al Albany on the
subject ct the controversy! ..'iup's tho word. After
All Their Promises, the Democracy Ut New York have
Iael to prove Themselves The 'nalural allies Of tie
SOUTH or Their leader, "a Northern man with South
en fllnrpes.' Even Mr.. R'tchc. We think must
now be SATISFIED thai old Va. has been humbuqecd- ii
indeed, he did mol know from the FIRST ms we did bat
she WAS to be bunl5uggcd, Ought not GOV. Mellow.
eli 10 show his hand aud let the people know il no has
made any new demand from the Nclr Democratic Gor-
eminent "l \ \ "rk, oi Gmsey, Smith and ,joiiSony
ihp Democracy OF New York. he will remember, prom
Ised tosolreoder them aud repeal the Jury law. III,
moment ruEh got the power. " ell they have been il
power now more than Two months Should he moi adj
minister gentie hut Ia the natuyal allies" tina, Nr
elnia expects Them to DO as good as Their woyd2
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llIlNI.lR.

Las, evening aftr the ARRIVAL Of The Southern Mail,
runor was asat iFaceable 10 the conductor 81 the
l.ltn,cre cars ur the usl ageat Which caused M little
surprise.
|, ssd that II rabnSt eeuncil, held en- Tuesday
Mr. Spencer Secretary o the Treasury. infatuated
wish that The President vuud dismiss Commander
Msckeps;c from the Navy The President. OF course
ssuld Dai consent such ptepesilhn. aud Mr.. Spen
ser ihrraened 10 Withdraw lrurs The Cabinet, If his
sues, was not granted.
Judge Ushar. il is said, hnted that - he was At the
head Of The Navy Department, such measure Mould
affect his position.
And i, is added thai after tie uucil lad Teen clio
sed Mr. :. pr, ssed tn. matter 81 wsrnly. That haN
Was passed between him aud tie Secretary ot the Ma
w. .. pd>e.fs,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-06
RepyJia.ton IN .Nfir lub :

Gu sam'l Young. Leo Fuco s.cfeiaf, u SAT- iar
New lurk has addressed lelief Ia a member oi The
Legislature which is cfeallug slr5ng s,fauon.
tecopy run the Albany Evening journal al the Dist
NnoLfsltE EGrrpAIioNi-'lh extraordinary lei
ter addressed 10y Col Young, Tie Secretary oi Stale 10
tie lI6n H. ". Strupg al The Sdnac. winch was rt1d
thai bJdy yesterday morning. III be- ound IN ida, 5
journal In punt 81 xifssBpanre EQUALS, II II DIES
nm exceed any 81 Col. iunngs uIncr productions -
The isnvug paragraph in particular. coming as II does
from its Regency Secretary 81 Stair, oannoi tail To ca
cite the utmost surprise
.,AiriIIoss Of outstanding sioc. are new impending
over The State hc were created by laws Ia clear and
direct hostility with the plain provisions Of The CONSTR
tItion. These laws werc nail and rcid iom lhcr in
cerlion and cannot impose shadow ii moral
~ liz dion for the lulfncni OF tieIr useBsibe demands
Whrhcr the people 81 the State Will quietly bow thr
nrcls 10 the yoke and pay premium upon legislative
wickclncss and cncmachlnent. Ill be disclosed y The
future Aud ifthe double curse Of past pr,fgacy aud
pasl precedent tastcu,d nppn ih.m. they will
Then be meek enough 10 Eoar wiileni nunnur the
pIcst strides Of nnbrJled tyranny
The public stock winch tie Regency Secretary Of
State Illus undertakes erudlaic amounts Ia Gpwa rds
II FIVE MILLIONS or DOLLARS. Does not
this attempt 81 Col Young to lnrnln the faith aud cred
II Of STATE. call for prompt and emphatic rrutr at
The h.nds Of the State Shall such doctrines be- suffer
I'd 90 forth the world unaccnmpanicd by any anti
dule 10 countoa the 7 poisonous aud fatal Influence
TRIAL OF MrncEH.-'Ihe trial of yonng Mercer f,f
the murder Of licrIeron. colrm,uced al Woodbury.
TUESDAY, lie plea sctnp IN hIs defence IL insanity
The testimony IN behalf III the prosecution conclu
Died III litile while. aud Wednesday, Peter A. Brown,
Esd opened the defence in very eloquent ana able ad-
dress to The court.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-06
ANOTHER MONsTROSfIY
Of L.aeo Incn incnInlinn..


In 5c' to amend tlc net enued An act To reduce into
ohe tie sefetal sets prescribing The mode ol ascertain
ing the taxable properly within tle tunmonwoah ,
aud Of collecting The public lestNuc.'
Passed March II, lSl3.
Be il cnarisiby Er General .iscmlig. Tint no
deed Of trust, mortgage upon The personal property
shall hinder prevent The shtr ojhor ulliccr lrom
lesyiug upon aud trlne such property lo payment Of
ny tnNcs per 3t's cruniy ltsles aud militia hncs
statute - tbo contrary notwithstanding; saving and
esrsing any potsun apgreved all reht 81 action lu
unreasonable distress nut warranted by law.
ind br further cnoctcd. hat If any person indebted
IN account d any public du's spfclt IN the preceding
,oeton. all mol have any ylsllc property. II slal be
lawful of Tn sheriff II other collector attach The #
ceis OF ", al sucl delinquent in the hands ii any
person OF Pesos bodies pobr N corporate, having the
fleets MONEY ~ hlf aud claims 81 such public deatu
IN p1ssrSslon. any ihn1 III former laws 10 the contrary
notwithstanding. Andlt shall he lawful lor such gar
nls1re, 10 satisfy and pay the amount due account o
such claims. and shall he "A discharge ar so much
against such delinquent; but # such individual ~ l,dv
polite aud rurJufair shall refuse fail 10 Iav tie sa,d
amount II sliall be The duty 81 SAID ahcrn collector
such garnlshro hclto the nearest iusiicc 81
peace III sorh county, city or borough. informing him
The fecse time lac shall appel aud Il the SAID garnshre
sa appr1f and uu 9Th curss utuuun evidence il .ha
appear thai lie ut they have Elects IN hrs her q hen
hands, stand indebted 10 such delinquent, sufficient to
satisfy such public dues ard COSTS any raI thereof ~
II he, she Of they shall fail 10 appear it stall be- laNtu
'r thc said justice IN award execution against such par
plthec Tor The amount al such public dues TT So much
thereof rs shall appear 10 be IN his her or their hands
including sNiy three cents, Zee The sheriff or other
collector Pttriici. Thai tclorc such justice shall
ward any execution ar default. he shall he satisfied on
oath thai sad gansire duly informed Of the time Of
such application
lhls acl shall be in free from the passing thereof
is sufficient commentary on This act II say II IN
ya3cs mortgages aud lens property ~ at least docs
us make Discrimination so rs 10 couGna Tire operation
Of the law 10 casts occurring alo; the public dues may
hayr accrued.
Bot the most ye>aiious feature in tho law is that
winch dtass tt' gathshec l." any distant point tos
y and SUBJECTS hm n \ lrdgment, no maucr whether
steknrHF OF ihecam9 81 urgent business may denim hlnI
Il should be cnllcj y bill To hara.a persons 10 be in
dehlcd to tax payers
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.DoretHn JWtcNt9tues
LITTER FIR ON CIiLN.l.

NEW \oHK, March 81.
Tue ship Charleston. arrived this mernnc from NJ,
Goa. bringing dates 10 the 1ih Dtccnltr. Every hiro
was quiet in China, aud nothing ol molurnt had trans
plred since the departure ut The Rand Mail. 'lhr
british enlpoonary MAS at tie North Awaiting the
receipt ut the ratified Treaty ifem England 4 elicr
n one OF out Mercantile Iouscs:-
The CHIEF transactions leas 81 the pew crop lave
hccn III Congan for English account. Tie haflGsIu
takes but fox ca', and only few clors Of new rrces
have opened very high.
The same paper sfss HAT letters firm Canton rep
resent the feelings 81 the thlnese as unlrirudlv 10 too.
elanrrS and port tlal the latter 10 be allowed
to establish themselves the lsal oil lorln opposite
the city had excited much Jealousy. The Chinese
said that even should the Emperor grant such PER
mission they would Oppose II.
Letters from hsan Ir( secuted ~" State of matters
there as ayorabe. At koonnes'o HE tr.ol vrr, sut
irrlng drcadluly r sickness. E>,rv man. cue ciicr
says, bad tie i.vcr, iccls ard ALL and I'll bad been
buried Since July.
Nothing ram Was known to the TIM, Of Sir Hen
ry Potuugel's arrival at Hong Kong. N the last adj
vices he making visit 10 Nngpo
The press COM alns bitterly Of rrocalna'ion false
or genuine circulated at Annoy and <oolnnas,o; signed
" The Americans, and inviting dealers 10 10 them
with supplies of tea, 10 the amount OF about 10000
chests. Said the Press tn have been put firth h,
the American Missionaries al .imoy, acting as agents
for Canton firm.
In Canton, every ding is quiet. In trade there is
4
Captain Morton. his second III, CT nd siN,en Of the
! crew Of the ship Manimcn. have arrived here.
Jhe liercnancum transport. from Calcutta ior Chi
ma was lost e the 10 nt Oetsrr. On iae north part OF
formosa. The crew Were saved 10y Il caek
The French Consul lof Macao, arrived al that pla",
on the '!jh Nuvcubcr
PROClAMATION.
II. b. Nlacsty's 1crilo'enliary and chirf supcrn-
en'cut OF the trade ot Brush subjects III China d,en,s
II proper. IN Consequence ii applications LAYING been
lately made 10 him. 10 proclaim for general indrma-
ton, that no British merchant vrSs" eau lc allowed tc
"a 10 any ports Canton cxccpted) thai To Ie unn
ed. IN accordance with the late treaty. until the tariffs
and scale al duties should he fixed and consular lir>
appointed; and Of " ch due notice nill be- puLlisc
In the meantime. the port Of lnlIlsr. hnsan) AND
that OF koolnngsoo Annoy ar. as htnure open al
vessels Wishing To WISH them.
God save HE Queen.
Dated ON board the steam lrigare Qeccn, in CEmsai
haIbur, this 18th day OF Nuycnbcr sl2
HENRY FelIlNGFR.
II. NJ. Pcnipotcntiary aud Ch;el Superintendent OF
trade IN hna.
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WIFE INN-RII L


An "Orerstri' ot G0octars. IN Yesterdays Fuqui.
rel. vindlcaics his class from IL rctua cantamod in
the remark tia, they would complain II Tie sal
aries and declares that he aud his brethren are rtaay to
bear taxation in p'npaInon Ia the ability pay. wilheul
mumnr, and that they go III redeemias The honor and
credit of the State
Very well. We will not dtny this hui why did tho
Legislature scrteh this patriotic c,ss from the sal
airy tax, and Yet include clcraa2 WHY ua have levied
Of hall per ceut salaries without ,xrnptnp any
to their salaries. with The exception. ha rs uveIsects
risoas, they would tc lightly taxed IL proportion
10 the rewards received Tor tlel. scryla,s than clck.
who receive money only, AID would ie faxed IN tn,
whole o their comIensailun. But even with th.s know
elge OF the advantage oversees would have. Why were
they exempted altogether ANA the taN lfytd exclusively
upon clerks and public ucrr2 And why The c> pressos
OF qualification that Ne have heard. thai class 81 we'll
able to hear portion Of the buihrus If taxation As tho
"Sersccrs are should be- exempted hnn tbs saIan tax
Why was all this, when told flm Que Of lhcir
number that they ready 10 bear lhrr ppriiun aud
would bear II, without complaint, for the honor and eord
faith oi the STATED
II was owing 20 an unhtconuu ijunliiy and Lax
sense Of justice on thu pant el tht Legislature Al IT,,
polls, the oserseers ate strong party. aud they Wcr
feared. II WAS Thought that HEY might nlurmur-tha
they might kick Up. aud % AGAINST ase who bad goc.
u tax iheu. The clerks Inc other hand afa scarce
ly felt IN the elections. Il is needless II comment On Al
act 50 nninsl-an Act which shows that the fear 10 4,
right was stronger lhan Tor the fear 10 do wrong.
We hope better Of The neAt l.,gislauIe
hicim9sd CompiRcr
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SnlRll, OLE TuE IRESS

The ''Amfmc M thus oNpains the means by which
The ylrT parry "a kept up. "Whcu the Union news
tom house and post olicc employers were required t,
subscribe Tor Il aud pay one year in advance \ icw
day since subscription paper was handed round a
mong the caslom-bunse officers, headed Tor the poca
support ul the present Administration auda who refuse,
II contribute "''H lifea'curd with being repeated. OF
COURSE, all Who afaid obeinu reported sub cribc,
rlvE poLLAES. We have since learned that this sub
srnPIon VAS lor the purpose ii paying the debts Of Tho
taton. ltls surmISed HAT more than three Hogsant
dollars have been thus collected from officers Of tie Gus
TOMS, OF which ono hat is maccomicd for. What say,
MI Tyler to 'h's tamPrung ruth the press?'
y. ], Erprcs.