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DETERS' COUGH LOZENGES are now rapid
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DIX. SPOffN'S ELEAIN OF fiEHLIni
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DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-31

The Democrats boldly and gladly met ii, and molly
triumphed. So would such an appeal result in Mas
sachuse.ts Let the Wing party do its worst in
clanors against State tax. The Democrats can meet
IL like men. There is deep feeling of patriotism,
high sense of honor, regard for the faith Of the
State, and respect for principle, that yet
appeaed 10 in vain. Let our Legislators think Of this,
and we hope they will come 10 the conclusion tina.
State ax e1peden,, because il is right in principle
and demanded to sustain the faith Of the State"
RI grievss US TO add, that the Wigs in the H. of Il
of hare succeeded and that the ,use
.by vote of III las, refused to instruct the Com
mi,ee of finance 10 bring in bill for tax of S75oOo
This decision says the Boston PosD is b. dee ply
regretted The proposition for State tax-sn neces
AIRY to change The financial policy of the State from
The borrowing, temporsing system, that has so long
marked twas not even allowed decent discussion
Two speeches were made against State tax, and be.
fore any member could obtain chance Of reply, the
previous GU s,ion sprung" Thanks be to the
energy OF Democrats. The Wings tired to spring
all sorts of questions upon usbut they failed and The
credit Of The State is saved