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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-02-23

60 per centum per annum upon defend
ants. He had twelve years ago, in the
first Legislature after the Convention,
moved to abolish that fee; and the legal
talent of the House, Messrs. Leigh, Brod.
max, and others concurred with him in
his motion. The amendment suggested
by Mr.. Brown would reduce sheriffs' COM
missions from 10 to per cent. he would
go for that if he could do no better, but'he
thought they ought TO be reduced 20 81
He presented TO the House tho impor-
lance, at this particular time, of making
the reduction, and giving thus much re-
liefto the people, whose petitions had been
thus far rejected.
Mr.. Taliaferro spoke in favor Of redu-
cling the fees of both Sherifis and Law
yers, and ridiculed the proceedings in
Court on forthcoming bonds as mere mum
merry, as ridiculous and unjust TO poor
debtors. He argued particularly against
the system of delivery bonds. He strong.
ly advocated the abrogaton of the entire
machinery OF delivery bonds-a mere de.
vice, to fleece the people for the beneft
of counsel and officers Of the Court. Mr..
Il. gave mis- views at great length on the
subject, and commanded the full attention
Of the House.
Mr.. Powell Of Amherst expressed his
opposition to the amendment 10 reverse
the report Of the committee. The de-
sign seemed to be to subvert the County
Court system, by making the office of
Justice not worth any mans having.
The Report Of the Committee was re-
versed by the following vote Ayes OIL,
Noes 8.
On motion Of Mr.. Toler, Ut 4 o'clock,
the House adjourned.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-28
ARRIVAL OF. STEAMER CALEDONIA.
l6 Dans Lattr Fron Enelrnd

s A@tt11 run tAtAtO+
The steamship Caledonia. Capt. Z q
L9't. arrived at Boston. on "Wednesday
9 morning at 6lo'clock. having left Liver
poof on the ailernooa OF The 5.h inst. =
The Caledonia arrived at Halifax at i o..
clock, p. NJ. on the 18Th. She broueh,
% passengers.
The crops look as promising as can be
expected, considering the heavy rains
which have prevailed in various parts 81
rae country Of late. and the very cold
spring.
Parliament was prorogaed by Queen
Eictofla 10 person, Aug. 2tth. All the
kersign Ministers were in sstenfance.
The speech ITSELF says hllIe which is
Ses commons plaoA except the portion
shlchfelatesfo Irela1d 10 reading that
portion Of the document, her MAJESTY, il
. safd, raised her voice, and emphasized
good deal, The terms OF The speech
as applied 10 that section Of lhs empire
are rather sHoDg. butyik O'cohneEl Is 10
be credited, hsr Majesty substituted deep
coaceFo Tor indignation 10 the ofipi.
nal DRAFT. whsn speaking 81 the Repeal
asiiaiion. The gIeatssiiator wooldseen
y have stlends--aol 10 say spies In III "a
places
- The overland mail from China and India
had bot arrived on tie 9Th. 4
Amcns she passengers byl the CaiedoE
isia. is Nj Mactsaas, The eelebraed tn
gediaa.
.arrfeuloai of tke s9cadia-il Lass Of ne
Blsgae .llsretaaf ef .ssrporf, II. 1.-The
.Asasla= arrived oal in twelve DAYS from
Ros.oas On the morning Of the l9th ult. I
v 2 o'clock the Acadia; unfortunately
same ID collision With the. AmeFies1
oafqae Mesehaets Of Newport. u. St8tes
lonn AgAsserdam. The barqae .sank e /
hl'esn minutes alter The concession. 81, \
~ ne eIeF were sased. The steamer
snssaias& 40 damage 10 her hull Tbs
weat5Ff vas thick 81 The lime.
.Qfriesi II Tie qsesa II Eagfsad a |
Rrcnes- The Earnpssn Tines ssss: I
E ,pSfseFo las aiglfea % London. His
sIsiral hss caused some stir. aud the * /
Regent d Spain has received ihs cost
h9spilabIe lressmeni from M ieaains rnsn I
lfiaH parties 10 Eazland He was pre-. /
.enled 20 Her Majesty Al {Fiadsof. bs he
Earl II Aberdeen. and slas been sae guest
q lord pelnsEslon and o|hsf diS'iAqaish I,
ID indiEilosls A DAY or faro btloie be
shores Is lusiiiVe ~ Pfince
le t5inRille and he Duke d'Aonsle a..
lfed "a 7 yisii o ;he Qatcu Tier lefl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-28

II q 4 II
The most infoftaat, part Of re queens
sPeecht dslivsfrH d Parliament ID. pe,son. i
toat'Felh bling 70 Ireland, which, Ii ii2statss NJ
suptasil sa strong tits IN The following words ].
haze observed Win tie daepes. concern ~
lrerseysanB efflrts which are made so st,r IN
disconifni and dsatfeciion among IN ySsabieets "a
Ireland and 10 e4ciie1hem 10 demasa a reresl.
| ~ The legislative naicn.
1l his beensand ever viii Be ny earnest desire
lioIadmnissr fhe gorefhnient If that esenffys -in
spinga II strict justice and inpsriiaIl,y. and 10
lcp+opeiate wiiii parliament 10 efeclisg such a.
aeadaledts il theexisiing laws IS t,sy lend 10
inproEe the social coneiiion and Is defeiane
the natafa resources of lteTaad
Ffom deep conviction that the lecSsIat5es
dnion 4 not n ESSENTIAL 10 The stlafng;ent "a
These ftiecis ihan II he strength and IL
ne eulPiies il IS my Grin de,ermina,icn. Win
Yo1r suppofl, amp under he blessing >of DIVINE
Providence g mlataiain inyioiaie dc gfeatlband
81 cosspecilon between Tie two couefFips
! save lofbofne from requiring additional
PaWeas lor M contraction Of designs bnsliie -
we cene9fds ami weiEzse nf ny damiais,s -
weIfsofn nlyanp Illlngnsss 10 disirass he tnacv
q ING ordinary law. as from ny reiaace 81 Ih4
COED Sease and patriotism VI my people, ana 81,
ihe solemn declaration d paflameaIt ~ he snn-
PORT q lhe legislative union
ieel assured hat those AZ nv faithful SIN
Jecss y ho have inaueace and a6th3fisy Ia re-
lard vii discourage to lhg utmost III their po,v
e. afysienl of PeFnicions agitation which dis.
inros the ind4siSy MERCHANDISING IMPROVEMENT
q mat county, and exciies feelings If mutual
nisHFi and ailiulosily between liz different
elsssts ofmy reggie.
Y ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-28
CLAY CLtDs.

Wheeling City has followed the example Of
FayelIe, Randolph, Northampton land Backing
BAN, and has organized CLAY Cur. embfacZ
Ing The mostprominent and liatiaeblial ofi,s.ci1.
zsns. Is cficers are IA President, fifteen Vice
RseSfdentsi two sscFelariess i Tfeasulef, aud !.
Committee ofsesen 10 pEeHate add report busi-
mess
After enumaratiug he items ii he Whig
cFeel, lhs meesisg say
Fer lac attainment be these eAds. We anan5-
moasiys heartily and entirely fespondsto he
DomInalI5n Of HENRY CLAY, asllhe Hhiz cas-
ufga4 for-t,e PtessisRay IA lS44k AID NJ Is M
l7om tbs time Until ne ds5 Of election. do our
best 10 secure the success IL that nonlinationl
We % ibis, because We Know Ills iniegrity I
enimpea4haoleS his love oEeountfy anbaundesE
his iAienis ensqaaslsd For more than Ihitts
ears be has been il the EuagEesS u Tie United
States ahd has ssIsed 10 oihsr public stations
81 trust ana responsibility, and ia boxing
lhro0gh al that Tong csEeerf WI find no dtty
IHdiaehsrged, no trust betrayed aad we had no
possioh Ice waich h tS7epts were NOT faiy,
eqaal, c0mnaading mol only the aamir alton a
bH tflea.s. cat exl6flIfg applause from IS
most imqEaeAtse Ioes. Ne nd Senales from
year u seara hsoging upoL his wotds, Rhencse =
he Tpse in dsbste; C0agless aiset Congress an
pealiag aos j yaih 10 q jldgnspa, III MS pa.
srioii'na e a. trials and Z Wrote Psofle rely
,ns upon nm - tneiF pest eAIsAiy falher aud
lFlend - al emergencies 81 lie eouuify- We
fseelt aeknewledse, and ale proud fihe fsrt /
thai there are many men ID Off rouulfs OF ths /
highest aiiaiamenls The Ens 81 talei.ls, aad ~
ga9sl nsdpabled pairiolIsla, bal Is making i, s.,
he ffst among The f5rsHlosi, 10 ! isidIEs hi "a
Onr Implicit vensr6liop aid fAiih. ID clas,ai.v
for hinl---ss a juss trioaie 10 us wortb I'M.
rnts, and public services The frsf once Or nan.
y and trnsti IN The gift OFF, free people We ara /
soinE them 70 injustice, but speaking fi.eir SER
lImeslss aed aetl0g as Ihal are IsEoal ~ aeis,I
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-28
Flour. and Jy-5sotLTba psF.ld -,


-Four and IEtsaf. The Buffalo pspers
are discussing the question Waits Ia be
done With the surplus wheat aad -four.
aud whe.eisit,o find mark II are nune
railng prices THIS surpl Is pfdd Get of tie
United States for 1913 Il estimated at
tlS.bdo geo bushels. With. fed5esd 10
noar. 81 1--WE bushels the barrel gives %.
goo OaO Barrels. The average price Of
Hour STAGE 1886 al The pfiaeipai export.
ing points. has been no4 .af tFoa IS
Al Tbs ffice The ensuiagy wear, fsa sur.
Plas would be ofthe valpe offs / is. 600.
so0-ai S., which viii ppa5abIy be near.
er me poIn.s the valoe would Sc So e00..
600 Ths Buffalo Gazette Believes The
amount xSssg eraied. and thai lie surplus
VIII Y Dol reach I noiety oil hs ,slinale.-
bat q molety Still leaves IKe large over
Plus q II 500, 000 barrels. which Of 81
per barrel would be worlt Si7. goa GOO.
The average EXPORT for The. iast tifly years
is only. about 81. 600 600 krnuslly. and
limo year has il exceeded SI7 .08O 900. I
which as IN fSil7.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-28

Tie ssersss fof nsmpefs Of llis Ieeisl AZURE i
carried % y th great tpidsgey bssh parties. o.
he gesalt q his slscsoa 4kpsaas Tue choice ef
ssaa,sr slshe United States. and he srrshts-
meat 81 c0ngIe distress. II The wbiss
fail u daix nox ne eoassqaeHess xill s. irss-
parable :el ~ years ia re one case add len d
he ohsE' Besides ihsss iaspoEish issues. leci-
iHg he nlsion, he Esy aIsht IL he ssaie fsebs
ape he eonplssion 81 ihs Canal are: nsa:.sl. "
lssp inleiss. % he people Of the safe
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-28
VIRGINIA FREE PRESS


10 sesiSiped ntiisle, from he BzldmoEe A.
mericsn. e;x9ressss q csrcisely and happily our
Sxp yie~s. fsad - sdsubs no ihSlse q every
wkis.l that Es ssanserske sand stdps slsnt Nail
gres, pisssaft
X .TnE cisRLEsTes MEscrz1 fxPtessts Il
..dehbeIaie cpasielioa iEet Mrs4As BUSES
canuos lie elrciea aealnss Nj. 0tAN iaakEssesy
| vete cas- az mast HIN - so would Be dast =
:, - bin s-s,s. 81 thar he IS jSsi as pdious
nos i, The NnajasisS whica phi hsmdown ~ 1870
I & hs as theea' The Nercufy lnFthe: declares;
A There /, seastrav Ssaihera State which Mr.
y c,.y could ins, carry aeaiaSt Mr. gas BcAES."
The downfall or the Ex Pfesi3eaiIiS aserfbed 70
his oSn ..g,sa, or uaniiness andf eleyA t5oa ID
s,atesnanshie srA be utter hopopasrity Of HE
raea Be bsoasal s5oot him IS his confidential
\ sdvi,els."
Perhaps ,helssruetive renteRfg a Mr. NAN
sBraESS poi ~ principles ana policy had
! something 10 VITA bis overthrow Tue eoan-
: ,fy dad sody ~ enough from bus lHIutleiops
Il measures 10 udsr himyand bis system allke OBJ
Ra, fii6 lard to The .H.rea rs decd ration:
2 aad pse5iesis as 10 The result III snoshes con
d ,est, VIII n H.x BuREs ia ne isls, Ahey az
kfounaed wslellsve on al accurate perception
III faeis n frieais however Seen III lake
different WI of ibe mauersalslgelhed Thel
rrtatd Mi ausEN,s defeat Ia ls4p as IA
! fessii, II dad ssd popular debauchefy; thst
!, % po scfaAe ssSse The gro4hest cdrrupliot
- ;,lsnsr > So s,9at also upon lhpSs
70 intelligence I'D WINE 81 iI.e ngbnIe so 1919
10 as 10 atiirn- ha. rluiituts 6f ule,o III. ~.
as 81 10 soandp Their ptnlplrs 81 meaaF OF mn
oideE. log cain processs6s. theiiatTa. |. r .cre6
shfas, songs. lsd srasjss called speecLes,, Il,
those who thik lhas. b. yanlEBnrsatt 5srss
n 1910 GoNs ppea.s ID The li,bl of n3s1fyfs. =
= ny o,sleiHeFit aHi point a4ya4 ,age VI
e ~. y s'se'S SesSuss he has been debated II
!. dtnia4 p.inl0fytw.
: : W. have no f5ec,ian-nbl Isl slidh,es
d putths qasstjnbE lhis ISSUE. III y !, pe aa,s,
n mined bp the II, contest ~he,bgr tGe revaln
y ~ . totVtfn1 he made godH, or Ne stigma
q '.ssA = az ootfak @ pnnniaf insahiig. L.
Z nose y ~ ihigAthat Mr. VAST BusEn has Bt
/. 4ad j7siics d5u4aIm as1he hands II he People
I prepare to see II fua easufei awarded Il liz
g next yeaf;--and b lhs, end ietthem make hir
I The candidate d lhsa parry"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-28

.ge.ip gf TeFas ia Tie lIoass efrLord, OF
the iFih Aug lI.ord Aoefdeeh il tepig Is &c !.
tan qieslitor$ Of LORD B:ougaan il rejs tion /.
SAID, We EQye moi onIy recognised The
independence pfTexss, bit We lad .a.,rea
Y o. oo ,Ilt ~llh her, end already fol
the aebiItoaAef the slave tlade,; c6nse.
qaentiy pc did not believe that thefe was
any lntrdduetpa of2slasts took nlaee by
sea- thoqsht Andou9ledl54 b. IaRg from
America slsSfs were introduced. Slmme.
e'a'ely Up. y reeogniion Of tie ia'jtpen,
aei5ce of I6xass The gofefd ment Df this
=eoa,niIyjusei efefy endeaear 10 MT, an
end 70 me war between Mexico and Tx.
q and 10 Ieduce, i'll possible tle redog.
Q ni'ioa oy AlsAlep o. the indePendt ac4 Of
Texas Great difficulties were expefienc
aea 70 t1e ehde9vor 10 aceoirpl3a b these
oolecist aqd heregtetied shat HE could nor
nov STA le lthat lI4els @ss5ans immediate
.pTospeei ~ that re 99gnilinn % iAe part Of
Mexico Al ,te same tide, he .halssrea,
pleasure ~ stating that al sruisliee had
been e+iabfshed betweea Mexiso and
Texas. which he hoped night ultimately
lead 70 az a5solhle recosai.iJn Of The IL.
dependence ofTexas.
TIE greatest difficulties lad Seen .sor
mounted and fEiendly negotiations were
DOW Pr9ceeding Between Toe % po wers.
lie need scarcely Say ibdl every efbrl
would he made BY the gopemmeniol This
couniryIto effect The result WHICH was con
temPlated BY 1se noble aid lAsreed lord
who HAD iasi ADDRESSED lie htase Ihear.
hear, from Lord Brougban II was iina
possible for The noble aag learned lord 10
entertain more ardent desire lor lie abo.
ii'iOn ofs!avcrY 10 Texas thansha {I.ard
Aeerdeen) entesained ebsar. frem Lord
Bsoagham;} and thoughts r. lit Bis do.
~ 70 decline at present Communicating
any ln.oFmationias 10 iheisisle efAIhe ne
collation. on ttlat subject. He could assure
the noble and learned lora be III a,Enot Ia
different % This important question ffear.
hear liz was convinced thar ann state.
mea. atihq present iine o. asuhiect 81
surh extreme deiicacv as The neratIaiioas
70 whieh be releueG, copla WI conduce
70 The accoDpllshneat of<lhe eF6s5 eek which
The noSse and leaned lord u 5 80 desi
rous to'aitain but he.couid assuleIthe no.
BILE and learned lord that ihe subject
would not be neglected. .ba, hal every
oPportanitys 81 IA as was consistent with
proPrlety, should betaken 10 etF cltiIs ob.
lect (which be had slladed.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-28
TfIE i,IL RoAD eoMPI TlI,g,


sy: the ndedi,ab.e-energy Iof ,he8 President
q tie Rail sloh ComPapy, and bis!acaye as
ssiaats,, the'dahaee 10 TIE Winehes 8efa and Po-
@@ae Ral Rod which at IT'LL appesfed 80 b..
Palins, has belt repaired aba theI cars hage
been passing OF; The whole jFaek Shoe Thurs.
lay last. =.
The entire eu4sarknent wall gone Far perhaps
taofe Than mig, and not ouIy has Ills been rel
placed, bot .. dies aud Culvelis hawk been Sub.
siantialy re6iVds ana hal patt Of Ne rou,e Is
decidedly bslIerihan before tie disaster. i do
lhe work vel vas the true p9ticy. AID we lbjgl,
The COMPANY and lhe public have ipiuch reb.dn
TO be thsnk 10 lhose whose acagitg ami iaslds.
Try have accomplished so MUCH IN 50 shoft tfns
The frsiEAi, which had adcumalnted ia-tbe
meantime rs COX in lapidi state Oh tranSi.ian
to1aRd flo, between .Harpers Ferry and wiz.
chFsier, AID the celebrated locomotive. 4rbe
Virginia, us doing her work ID gradd STYLE and
meeting The eeMaais 81 our aierchadts and bosi.
ness meo io9he fullest extent
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-28

< Thelssate nsot furnishes H. 4he Tssss
sury Department 10 Mr.. slide 81 Yer
noai, shows that The fnnoaadon or 70.
reign wools ialo Ills houaltFs Nilhia The
last year. has fallen of ii iIie~Eoant of
nine miilions Of dsizzrs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-28
Young aMN.Es NArIoNAL coNVEyrIov.


\ II VIII be- seen by the subJoined resolutions,
unant'aousy adopted by the City Wing Conren-
ton on Thursday eqen,qg lhata Y9UNq MEN's
NATIONAL CONVENTION is called y NEE ia the
city o. Baltimore, on Thursday The H2d Of May,
1ol4, 70 Eespeud p The nomination DC President
and y roe Presideulef the United States 10 ID
made OF "Wednesday NE FIRST Of May.
The gtand asseRelage then eahvoked viii
usher 10 lnq next PfesAtealial camRalgn as the
p9utl4 ohAiay CnaF en4lqh IA 1870 gave he i+st
Impulse u lh4 canvass If ta4t year.I
70 our young Wing fi,iends aud brethren, all
"na se'eI al'<fa.evefy quarter Of lle Republic,
We may say in lh4 sRJrit which eliminates he
resolutions and which 4 leltby every Hhig il
baiuHioie, come y The Great Asssdably Of he
PeoPe!4 Come in lnaiLI9des. We have room
eaopsa iot you u aaf hedf@ aad II oar holmes.
ne greatness q Yeuf numeers shaii butcalarge
the compass Of sour we.ceme Dab .q.a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-28


MEssss Epsross The lass week soF Esso
hsys psesenIsa soose bas.line SCENES, apA she
sEo leeds have pfedpesa lneonxepl eecss &. : 81
licns dsgtse ss iaess II she inhabissuss " 'ns
spriHg Ihett safdens we're inundated, md 9 new
plannng becaaae Necessary. Nov, their fell
supplies have been dezsroy IL ana. small q sAess
wsres the lqss IS : hsaky one 10 pen ca, doNa
70 he small item 81 ihfes 81 four dolizts
monsh ssof ne III rwelse moaihs shnte %
hanasii IL in.lhe bescns 81 oil snsn d avshssisFs
That ihe.e ihiqgs are oyerlooSed b, II knawr
EaDkseata Are shey abovs ne uinu,ia 81 bi.
siness s. fas. iii ashspght meyer eEossss shsiE
minis Thai somelhiag II due irpsn TIE seysl a0fs
20 he geye1neas i Ii only whsn The scope
hays votes % Assss~ lha,,hsy are desmea veg-
Thy III uioment's cnnsidefsiicn Can shas So
serumgatb be justly aes4asa paiefnsl, sehich f. ~
q scfntinize ne cnndition III peTxoas eng m
The public lsergiee cannot bat hope thaa toe
President and Secretary DC Nssr viii shhsselFrs
Take HE tfcuhls e enter upon ipquiiies lAso sas
time condition az affairs They Wilt ind. no,-
! wishstanding tie plausible mannes in which
things have heea CLOSED o4sF, ,that Us @otk1nsn
lat Hafpelk Ferry have peen reduced o sassiie
aud dependent cepagfon, Incompatible win i
Eiust c0aceplion ~ what lsaae to ffeemen. Tae
manner ia Which fbsyha been Jantslssed v al
ahoFss ii better ,hingss and reduced igonl dads
genasnce Is sfmes, slale IL Ill satY Is SaI
from heing eseafabteio he leoanuy q q .hess
Aenifuslsd with ii affairs. There masi b mis-
coneepsiop, i na ADS lais9leeepiioa sometthets
-4-sisc Sush ssa. ofahings woala be d oace
corfeeIea
.s.-4l ai~iiaenishei pefsonases have latet
made hyirg sfPs 81, III fItier D, = Err
--agpcng shous has Been lie PfssBaehs 81 ,h
UnIed Sales, aud Gen. Homes, lhe Adinsant sc
neral of The 9 s. Afag II is uuy uhfof,u
nate that 'hese seallsmqa dii aot takfe 4 day q
two 10 ~ iasa .gaiks tasnssirts, ana compar
RS present state of lseisotion ana aespondgaes
vlsh former tunes q prosperity and eheerfdlpess
They would heve fopad that, Il there was I'd
/ thing "rqtten il DeamariS,p there was AT geas
something that reaeifed.a passing coas.dsrasiof
and they woal ishavef been perhaps, |swakeaed
a feeling q sympathy somewhat c5ue4D IA ".
, he Virginia character. As il Isl ihdir fyin
yIsil" mas but allied 70 lhe deep to6e o. disssii
5 faclian previously existing and c{bfrraed al
4 = - " '''s So rag ~ fdts YeHefsosit tP
I, men ia authority Ab often considfr the peep
/ IS mere beastssQf bufihen, "bora with saa4le
on ,heh backs, 10 BE rode esitimdtely III dos
who ate booted andIspurred fof tbs occasion. ],
| Apantrom all political cons j1dralieps, let n
express ne h.Pe lhRl things viii no tdger /
permitted 'e @ On Tfrrm bad to, worse, eiviu
fhpadJeda q honest men, Reason lo.exelsin III,
! NE oppressed PefpHian-'I want qa chang,
Z t9easi o. ali sach change as you bring Gu,"
8 AN IMPARTIAL OBSERVED
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-28

Er3-Oa cur euler form II notice Of Lafd
bFensham's TAI Remarks abou, Pr9sidenl TYLER
aad his 500, ID reference 10 IRISH RepeaI. The
PhllsdelPlaiz RsPeasrs have fespoh d.d, as viii
be seen y hss44bisihsd paragraph -aad it has
been s6geested thstas Rooeft Tvser,s.opiniops
are those OF cIiizea, and nil Of A government
Official, Ioam ssh importance has been attached
70 them By The British Senator. II K f.r3b.r
urged, that the conduct Of Prince Albefl ffthe
Queens cVnsorAi a presiding over HE avoids
Convcnrieu,f in 3Lopdon, having fot lis osec, an
interference wifA the subject Of slavery ID This
county. was decidedly more Objectionable tbau
The matter complained of By, Lord b. Our rea-
esrs can Judge for themselves.
Tie Rspsalers --.Mr. Robert Tglsr--Lord BtoaeL.
am-aad he Pttsilsnts
The RePealeIs 81 PHILADELPHIA resolved Is give
Mr.. Robert Tyler dinnefI9nA 4 comm Nee was
Appointed 10 correspond Win him and leader
him the honor, accordinglyl fl lacir Eel,etto
Mr.. Tyler Ike committee express The nbilcts Of
me RepealeTs 10 giving theidinneF, viz aTo
express gratitude for Mr. Tyler's powerful hid
70 The cause Of Repeal aud Indignation 4 Ike
lnsoence ofa late Lord Chancellor Of Edcsaud. .,
II his saswer, MIR. Tyler says ~ Lave "a.
thank you for Fhe kind manner in which yua arr
pleased osspesk e my humble efforts in Ehs
cause Of Repeal, and for Tie disposition which
yea 50 clearly manifest 10 snslafinibe Pres;dsn,.
against al unworthy and most improper atfacls
which a very famous, though foolish. Eprl,~b.
maH hasiateiy made on hri.n
Mr.. Tyler accepts the ditlaer, f,ut leaves tbe
lime al he ePlion Or the Repeaars
EErLso,13 y-es+;t
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s,5s's :. 3 nrss zen furnished With an Answer 10
'as SSoe'i'0n = 1hsAast Free PseFs-but not haviag
~ S1spts.sauns ms arlshmstisal characters, We
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inhabitants. should esrh send two pems
bers 10 Parliament; and the forty -nine
olher towns ne Il highest in rasio d pope 4
latidn. should send one member each.
&c. It's proposed that the EighI 81 70.
TING should be what i. called s'hc1sshold
+ ST sge;e requiring six months residence
III The counlies; with i1e addition 10 ihe.
toNhs Or married men resident for iwelyes
uoa,hs. whether hodsehotders or not.
II spro2osed thatlthe town Of Galway,
md The cities Of Waterford and KslksnnS
4 having respectively more ihsnR0. 900 10 !,
habi,ants. should send each three me- 10 (,
bers 10 Parliament
:. II Il is proposed thai The raedelol sgt
y ting FOR members pf Parliamentl Shoaid
certainly be by ballot.
4 s. The monarch de faet6 Of Ehglsne
4 Al ali times hereafter. whoeyel 1he meS
!. BE. shall be the u3Hnarch es IRE 10 lss-
|. land. And so iqgcase OF tatusf y seF
: cv The Regenl.de faefo in Eael9nd ODE
o. the Regent de ju1a 40 lreiann.
III 20 The cenhexion etXsFa CFea
: Bnlsin saa Irel4pd BIZ nssEsI q it
i power. authority, and pIssqgsilyt q n
IL Crown ig BE Perpetpal a9a iGtspa9ls3
10 change. or any seveiases q IS sTalit'ii,
The fotegoing-plsn ~ be 3Eae9 inl
effect aesarding IL Iecog pizsj4 laH W
- strict constitutional PEsEciRle
81 Signedby order, Z
DkNIEL G'c0SNELL,
- thairuiat-oe the Sosp nluee
- LirsrposI Corn lfAftsi. Sspt ~
" :, TOT q ave
IS midland Counties cqpsideFsbS.e poat,
he Ct The wheat crop j. already saved
81 those notFhwsri, as we'll a. ,Aronsifo
~ irellPud. and lhe leaily5tdisiriqts OIL Sea
lie ,@s.q newest i' Low ptogressI0 gIyig ofoa
he There zee rs lftils doubt that. aided /
ial ! godeEIaie tnp nrta'ions lr2m abtoad. il
oil bfillsh markets RiIl b. lafhisaed ,hf5ug
!he season wish qnaniity addnaat i
cB tier co1su b Hiion. Canada Flour q
pe ttss9s ID per bbli o. States 30s 6ta3ls 6,
q .sdut 29A3Os5 Indian Corn 2sa30s D,
en- $50 lbs Canadian red " heai. nee Is ]
6ass
se g seora - We have had vety dulI lrae
IN at.ohr market this day, and depressed pf
81 ees ior most ARTICLES. sOld whaas 81
hell %, and neg. Of which uumbS 81 ian
cb FPies = now Offering. at 3d9to edpef 90lh
Is cheaper than ca This day week. Flot
:, nominaf 10 value.
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Col Rieisas VI. sohassl ii Een,uek, dIard !,
EsnelI' iipse. HArtes Fxrrs, osS FrftIss
W. = seF sss'swAses probably onhls long
s'ss1.S4sss'ss 'oef ~ anticipated W 5ae Rich
.e.I $500. e 4 very ikeis g SIRE he party