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HANCOCK COUNTY. Jrsr q

htN'Ott n JUNE ~.
MrssRs. EnrTo7s i"n VIII not consider me over Gu
rious or c%xorbitani, when I say, that the R,foacn ought
10 have a Gingercake, which, an addition To the pound Of
tHiGr, already procured. would be a sufficient supply Of
provisions To last that gentleman his lifetime not infer
ing that the gentleman y such a delicate eater. By no
means bat that the gcniicman's existence will be very
short. No doubt bu, the philosopher was very candid,
when he made hIs report of the Convention Of the Eth.
O. very serious % be snre The gentleman, through
the assistance rendered hIm by his worthy colleagues,
made an important discovery he discovered about 10
O'Clock. It | mistake not, Ia men on horseback, and 80
ipoimcn' Astonishing What a marhsman Shoot
again, Noel. The gentleman also had the penetration
To discover, that i.ocofoism was going to its long and ST.
lent home What depth of intellect I concur with
the gentleman in the belief ihai something was dead.
from the quantity of Bazzards saw about a certain Tav.,
oTn. Don I charge 50 heavy, Captain Noel. YOU might
hiil some of iao.a D~sfcgRtss. I thought that the ugly
things only scented the noNious .iluvia arising fom the
decomposition OF dead Coons. But as the Captain l. a
man Of considerable research, perhaps he can tell what
them ilrnal ugly critters were, that made tsncL a prodi-
sious ugly noise, not very far from the Washington Hall.
For nay lite | could M read en-. ~ first I thought some
naturalist had opened his cage of wild beasts but they
born days. Dn enquiry. ! could get no information con-
ocrnlng the reptiles, aud was forced To conjecture that
they We're Machines of CLAY, that went by srind. Give
en- another fire, Noel YOU viii hrng en- next time.
How 'hveriiug To- see the Captain shoot
Live forever you monument OF wisdom
AN OLD ItPNTR
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The foregoing is a true copy of the original affidavit
with the endorsement thereon, on file IN Probate Court of
Marion County, Indiana, IN the estate of CoTson Wick
or, deceased.
Attest, IL. i. NCA Clerk.
June %. 1Sii.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-07-04

DEATH OF THE .'sANE OH ~CooS."-Tnc editor OF
tic TiPpccanoe Journal ut Lafayette, some tine ago
proposed to publish Il paper called ''Thc same Old
Coon" FIR a certain sum-. until after The election Of
H"sy ''-y. We told him tlot under those terms,
II would be the cheapest paper ever published. aud 10
seems to have ascertaincd that i; was likely TO turn
ont a losing speculation. and hos accordingly, rs we
learn, discontinued the paper altogether,
Another Coon PAPER. called the Banner, issued from
the New Albany Gazette Office has also given up the
glosi, and died "without a sign except that it> fate
i om.nous Of that which is to bcfal Whiggcry in Au-
gust and November.
The Rife Squirt Gun too, is dead stock en- the
hand If many Of the Wing politicians who subScrib-
Cd fr it by Wholesale last winter. They can't even
give it away to the people; while en- the other hand,
orr Coon-Sainner Is constantly and rapidly increas-
ing.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-07-04

\ Cray CIrp House. "rP 1ur Srorr - We
learn 10y the Clcvclai d Plain Dealer. that the Clay
Club House in that city IS advertised t. BE- sold b.
the con table. How very convenient FIR his friead,
in Cleveland. would be Alr. Clay's bankrupt lave just
afou, this tnci
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-07-04
NIr. GEanDNcl OF s.H.

The Journal asserts that this gentleman has been
read out Of Tie Wing party, for his vote against the
Tariff ball. The truth IS, he read himself ont Of it
voluntarily, as many others are dong, by Il letter adj
dressed 10 his constituents toftrc Congress adjourned,
in which lie aid
In spite of my long entertained confidence Ct Mr..
Clay. and admiration If his character, Id nat Ike IT.
1cs'isri lie seems nor to occupy on tie tariff qucs-
ton; nor VII | disguisc that M -tali his cause has
suffered abatement by a close and anxious observation
# tic political ~charact,f and principles Of tie great
national Tariy that must come into power with him
and impress its policy On his administration" lie
avcfs that General Harrison was elected under plcdp-
es 10 maintain ard support the conpromiec-fla Mr..
ti1y ms successor IN the affection e The Whirs. was
rs au or AID constant and avowed supporter. Why
then id they violate these pledges in tie tariff act Of
i5l2! Mr.. Cha,nel gives the answer. at is to hc
looked for IN THAI bad quality e human nature, which.
tie certainty Of instinct, leads men who have made
NJ thor minds to TIE commission # one crime. or
wrong. n9t 10 b, over s~crupulous about the commits
sion ct another to conceal or screen IT,"
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(IRd0rScd on he bdck)
We the Undersigned. administrators of the estate of
Corson NicSers deceased, believe the within account 10
be just, and in our opinion should he allowed
SIGNED, s. a. ~LETCIlER
WM ID. G.
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LATE FROM NAUVOO.
THE CRISIS HAS COME!

FRlDAY MoENIyG, juno II.
Ry a gentleman from Warsaw we learn that things
arc fast approaching to 4 CRISIS between The Normons
and their opponents. Nauvoo has been declared
under martial law by the Prophet, and all persons
forbid coming to. or leaving. tie city. Even steam
boat arc moi permitted to land tloir passengers.
The Major General Of tie Western division Of
Militia has ordered ont four regiments of troops,
which arc to assemble flrtlw.sh at Carthage. II is
supposed the troops have been ordered ont hy order
# the Governor. \ contest is ev.tablc--blo9d VIII
soon be shed
WAR u HANCOCK.
Tho citizens Of Quincy are requested to meet al
the Court House n II O'Clock. today. and alo at
at carlv candle LIGHT dis %crcn.nr. to take into cpn d
crntion tie present alarming situation Of the citizens
Of Hancock county. A statement If the difficulties
VIII Re made by the undersigned.
-. w. MATTHEW'S.
June 2iSt, 1Sft.
We have received tho following in relation to an
article copied from an Illinois paper two weeks ago.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-07-04

"LInrETY PARrY."-Thc Aholitioni>i, held p
safe Contcnti>n m Henry county. ON Tie I'd in>ian'.
About 900 persons were rrcscnt-aud thcy divided
the State into Jopr districts and appointed jo4r Zee
turcrs. with a salary f sl0O oach-naminaicd an
elecioral ticket, &c.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-07-04

y u =
MrSsRs. nArwtSs:-Thc nomination of Polk and Dallas
/. well received ty our party here but the Wings affect 20
&c very much troubled on Nh. Van IuTons account. But tie
Truth Of the matter is. they know that mary who would not
have voted for either Clay or Van Barren, y all now vote for
Polk. | think we can cary the county "a November by a
majority Of from % ID loo votes. | feel very anxious that
the safe should prove DemocEstic IN August and November.
II.
There IS TO fear Of it. We haze a coed chance 20 judge;
ard we say II our fiends abroad, that the prospects are
dou5ly as favorlile as they were last year, when VIC swept
the State. The people viii rot vote for a man who cheated
Gen. Jackson out of the Presidency by a foul and corrupt
bargain with his oil cacmy, tho abo,iti0nist and Dis1nionisf,
John Quincy Adams; TOR for those who support him. Nor
viii they vote for The party who pEoclaims them Pirates and
Land Robbers
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'AtIc IECYE:ES.aS.

The Quincy. Ill. Herald Of June 2lst, contain the
Tie FLOWING:
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vryv Ir.r &c.

Nrsszs. CuAFHkNs:-Raise your CrotreT another ram
higher. and Jet him proclaim 20 az creation. that the nomina-
ton of Polk ans DALLAS meets lie universal expectation OF
tie siaunch unyiclhnZ Democracy Of Old Franklin, and &C.
casionaly brings down a hrc oil Coon. with the hide oil,
cr,iry for Gna -c. Palk-rcot has long been known as an
eFerfual cue fr the bacscve Siaggcrs hut the faculty have
heretofore. IL a measure. kept II secret. Young Hickory
VIII receive I lager majority N orr county than has ever
icsn rtven II any canailaic ssacc Old Kicker was on tic
t4aoi. and I have NJ doubt he VIII carry tis >tl'c a : easily
as dl James Whitccmb. The Democrats If this county
worc never in better spitits. They are holding meetings IN
different townships every week. and the Wing arc evidently
dishcarcncl. since they have perceived how the Democrats
here. and throughout the Ini1n. respond 10 The nominations
: me cheers sr TosK and pArLsst Cid Ffarklin viii give
500 mai5liy against the mill hoy who has been so often
slasic4. Very respectfully, C.k (.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-07-04

The motto Of ilenry Clay ha, always been. and
s;ill IS, a rule or rum" Tins is the fourth time he
has attempted so u-urr the rcins # government. lie
has, after each defeat. attempted to ruin IT,. II hr a.
thwafted tins time he VIII 90 down. rs all dcua-
rpguos do, = unlionorcd and unm8umed."
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-07-04

HINT COUNTY, JUNE 70
The Democracy are all now united 10 a man on Polk.
We ac gong ahead finely. The names Of a number Of
Wings VINO have changed and who viii vote for Polk will
lc sent you. II viii a>f,ni>h YOU when you see II. BY 81.
Patrick, the work goes hIavely on. The " higs have become
alarmed. and intend hOliin. 4 mas meet NJ here on the
18Th Of July. So YOU see VIC are after them with a sharp
stick. NJ.
Good Let every man who has The good sense 10 lie
Independent, come out opc1ia, man fashion. While the
coons VIII swear at him, and the leaders will curse him in
their hearts, they dare not but respect the motives Of any
WHO daic be h~oncst-aare be just aad dare be independently
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-07-04

E~ C'y Is destined = Icctire a ycFy sore -flcai. lis s.'-
flcs arc behind the time, the iactaae o. legislation for cz-
elusive classes may Go ~ Mona cllcs, Tut u Is tie ianc =
freedom and i 50 REGARDED hy close thinkers. oar caa8i-
dates afe OF itoHoacAa1le mal4i character. and Is az orator
james j. Polk IS cqsai - WAT Henry Cay wa. before be
interests II the West Viii revive imacin'oiy after tic cea-
pieie Io-cstabishmeut Of or 2 o.. oil Jackson q o,riros.
The Boston Post say: The DWIGHT IN. Perkins manara,-
turing cotp1faton u Lowell. have Lctl7 e. stni-anau4ia-
viicfcs If eight and ten per cent. Tare tr5 cm.a-
MES recently reduced Their orcra'vc.' WAGES ~ taiir.
tie rate but requiring NOE labor. % as IN effect 70 take cT
fifteen Qer ntffom tas amount q casi.ngs.
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NEW ALKANl, JUNE 7.
NFssRs. CHaT~ANs:- Since the National Convention, 1
have never seen the Democracy more united than they are
IN Tins section Of the country. From all appearances Floyd
county must and viii give roia and Dallas a handsome
majority in November. llclicvc we shall succeed in August
with our county ticket BY maiogiiics that will {" as;onish the
nliltcs." We arc all IN inc spirits here. A.
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Polk viii carry every State south an w. &C.
New Nori., with perhaps ono exec ton. Mark ta.
Clay IS q eoalr even IN old kentucky. IuIrah FIR
=. Young Hickory -"
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CLAWS observation-disclosures Watson Web. before l.,
was purchased fr $4,000 hy the United States Bank
and previous to the period when Clay iccamc the pen
stoned tool Of that institution at n salary Of Sl7,oco
urus spoke Of AIr. Clay
''iicnry Clay is selling tic hiah cnice Of 0rc idn
Of tic United States to John Quincy Adams, and Io
cciving in re;irn the appointment Of Secretary &,
State. ~con,uminatcd the greatest dishonori 10 thecoun-
ny ''Al the waters Of Lciho VIII never wash thai
STAIN from the character oflioury Clay
AIoaE yrr.-The Providence independent say.
that the Hon. Wagcr Wocdcn. one o. DE Rhode
Island Harrison Electors IN I~iO. VIII not >u9Tor.
Mr.. Clay. He las ron1uhrcd Whiggcry and all as
works. and sayslc is perfectly satisfied ilat Che cleo
tina Of l-id wos carried b, the oro7-c,t fauds.
The handwriting is On the wall the fte Of COON
Ism is already Spoken. Reactions are every whore
taking place. The r~hiladclh hin Spirit # the Times
OF the OH says: "SoYeTsl leading Nhlrs If thu,
cry have abandoned Mr.. Clay. and come over to the
support IF Polk and Dallas. from their knoMlcdec
and aa asfstion Of the latter. s-. Saarsuo,d. fr
several yeas a distinguished member 81 the legi-ls-
ture from this city. IS. we are told. - about 10 take
tie stump" for the Democratic nominees. Judge
50 has his >on-so have number whose names We
have FORGOTTEN.
The Democracy Of Kindorlook, New York have
held ? very large and enthusiastic meeting. of which
Lawrence Van Buren, presided. II is described in
the llud.on Gazette a> being one e great spirit. \
resolution complimentary to Mr.. Van buren, was
passed. Ticy 90 for Col. PoLI and DALLAS. . good
and strong in all paris of the Empire State.
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TERRE CorpEF. I-rr II

III ~ Tt, T"NE To-
AIFssRs. CHiTu,Ns-Mluy changes from The Whiss arc
taxing place IN -. Jo- county. We will probably beat them
in tins cou'i, in August. This statement | make after a
oaieiGl Survey Il The ground. Tue news OF the nomination
CT po.k nd Dallas IS waimy welcomed here. Victory is
ours. The "DlotatoT' viii a-aia retire 10 private life. ".
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CORRESPONDING.

VIC CANNOT give a handradh part e our CORES
Voa-cncc; hut VIII make a fev cxirlcts occasionally.
Tie spirit AM enthusiasm e the Democracy IS IN
boanied and VIC have never seen tic people moving
with a more determined spirit THAI at TIC present
t.nc. The following axe htely received, among
o.aoTs:
BCONyILLE. JUSE 81,
Dram Send yorF Com Skiuness, SC, Mr.
com Fuller. AMI Doct. Iii Lewis arc Can3Iilies fr TIC
l. si.ia,nre-both Democrats. Tiurra for POLK ard Dallas,
You viii hear Democratic Thunder i'om Inc od shec'
snrhsr II Denocnoy On the li Monday Of November next.
81 ~. NJ
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WAR X HANCOCK
June 2l,f. IL.
from tie Haoss.iOnS.

We have received tho following in relation to al
rticlc copied from an Illinois paper two weeks ago
Liberty advocate., 1844-08-10
From the Louisville Journal.

| COMING OUT FROM THE Foul PARrY.-One
OF the most active Locolocos Of New AL.
bany, who bore hand in raising the hick
ory poles in that city on Saturdy las, has
since joined the Wings. He was at the
Hafrod's creek barbecue, and, on his re-
turn, he otticalcd as the leader of the
New Albany GIee Club, His voice rang
glorlousIy in the Wing cause, as if it
would fam would make up for lost time.
Another Locofoco from New A lbanv at
tended the barbecue, as he himself SAID,
from motives of mere curiosity and with
all his OLD party prejudices strong upon
nm. Nevertheless the ardor, the enthu.
sasm, the patriotism, and the manifest
sincerity, which he there witnessed, sol
different from anything that he had ever
seen at the gatherings Of his own party, !
were altogether too much for his L.ocofo.
eo,Sm' and he now aVows himseras good
a W hIg as there is in New Albany.
The indications all over the country
are arc as good as they are in this vicinity
we copy the following from the last mum. |
ber Of the Miners (Pa) Journal:
"On Friday last, the Locofocos held
meeting at SchuylklI Haven, and on the
Monday evening following four Germans
who had never voted any ba, Locofoco
Liberty advocate., 1844-08-10

IlIIhtIt tuUtgfHTpH thulf uautuH na p4Ht.. T.s..
Iuf the sehuylll lbyrn Gl,y tstaL ''''''
From n linr,,slrf, 90. -. -
following ,rry attl,tp sii.n, wv NV
! Atn lssgo n,r.,,ra ,sssa...,r,. .,.,,....,
udsatisfrd namorrac,s ~ i'G,a rIatl'I4l.l. " IN,
|lown.bip lin the rannty IF Beri. p5..t
'syIvann1 il was resolved +, rsoa,,,,, 49,"
Locolosm in tai,, npd enlis, urls, ,b,
Whig lap. The resop1ona whiob Cg
How were adopted JggJg W.
Rcgalr,g. A, ygporerias p..,....,.....
are bound to suppon t,se Ds,5as.,,...
principles, and IN our opinion n9e nan.
ocratic principles are maintained he Tho
Wing party Of the United S,o,os alan,
Rtsoired, That we hencefortb repp.
diulo the false democracy of LoroG,eo.
ism"
ReS0iBed, That we are in G,yor NJ n
TARIFF, and the party which snooorts y
DarIa'-beIjey0g it is right tina, work,oen
and Iaborers should be protected against
the cheap labor Of Europe.
ReS0fcrd, THAT the nomination If
CLAY and FRELLNGuUYSEN meet.
our cordial appreciation, and believing, as
we do, that they will sustain sound demo
cratic principles, we give them cur hear
ty support.
Resolved, That we hail with mach cat.
the evidence in all nar,s Of M rba
and in this county. that the neo.
pie are awakening 70 . sensa or 'bo -,
portance Of the crisis and ara ,sn9o.a4 ,o9 w..
TO Give uni,od snnno,t - GIa, Va - opn,s" .pl;,
huysen and NIarkIen - 'e''"e .
General Tbon.s = Mn. ..I..
Locoloco Staro Soo.,o, r',,s l',',s .eeo"''5 "
~. PepnsvIvanio Who T,,' r,' ,u"',,s . 'oou,
was escorted olho caataI -" h', b; G"'o s,"cs'
20 friends with prr6t ao1r;sh 't'1 onJ ,aJ,o,o ~,
,de has written fno,, ,o,," "o"' ts'' =; ""o par.
me from tho Hon H. %, D. :" LoP1y -
# the WIZ S,a,a aon,"oi yo.n 'eeu' ona'r'liah
which the General s,n,es ,hat i.0v, bn Is ~ FL "a
oG,hn WI al le'IS tla1 nc IS III Ia
Liberty advocate., 1844-08-10

T ...,.... ,f......f...
r,,...5 ~, ~ wy .a-. lHn"hi, IN lha
i ,Lata.ta.l.s.t H.. .',s. tHaa been
! tyagtifit .fsss,. .I'f. t,g... =, a'Ns 'Ph'eh,
! 'fsta5 ty.a .faeaai - a. l'' "Ulaht ~
III ~ 49, 'Io ~ tNe IEhiH gI Mexico.
a'iuu1 1 -" 'l maNloE n'.ltIsal capital q
So. W '.''' tgi't % ta' Fttsi
d., p...t..g rt..
. .l.-...,4, '"tt t8s sentiment Of letaa
t,rst,,a,stit, i,...t ~ li'nt ni iht adFoealea
0H..t, IL .4,l '' e.e'' u.#a 1baUeu
G. ',,,,'',,, 'lsl U"F t'sstbHee, should they
- - ~ sat INTO execution such ttca
ti,ssa,,t,,,,,.5,' 'u' We uhtt9 heart and soul IN
Ell ,,tsi'''. op. 'l our PuFgst and WeIItfi
b"N"a mon,
'"','' o., tne 0taItffTIish would plot g. diemem
A,lI,t
10y ~ 90" "'Hd tuat would not draw 10
ueieha H.
10Th. Resolrea Th, va ,,rssa,..
nenl5f m the effort which f5eg ,ta ,,,aL. sPfe.
eject Nesyrs Polk and DaIIss ~ ,iaGl5 ,''a'.i5 10
immediate annexation, manifast n ,lt5,asits', -
Shrlnk from the issues of Is 10 ,,,,,. iil:t a. -
were SO signally defeated ,ni thot L,, tJ - ,oJ
aton of Senator Wr;ght 80 oy t3e homtns
ny pIIiu'y prove That their insinccrity by ma
N'Ig ~ - tHe g paramount question,
i. i'", ntSoE'ed' Ihat we advocate now as WA
p L'u III i2to' tne charter of Il National Bank 10
oo Lesulatea by the will and authority of the
t'r,'''' ~ o't asa receiving and dsbursng aren't
~ '"o so'eFhhent' to regulate the exchanges Of
Tue country upon cheap convenient and per.
'""'"' o'SlS' 70 iacllitate foreign and domestic
ro.',,,'~tce' 10 iurnish sound and uniform cur
~ ~ " quahttty adequate TO the legitimate
ro1os',,S Va. Hat.oh--a tarit aitording ample
-t.. ,4' t,ie expenses OF the government ad
A. ,bn WIN republican economy, securing
'.'e SAINT tliie sueh protection to al! classes OF
te"i INDUSTRY as VIII enable us to enter in.
II. "'u equai competition in the sale of the
I'puuCtS Vi our labor with the product of foreiqn
.uo0' ia cur own markets. A distribution of
.i tne S''eS OF tne public lands among the several
otatcS' according to representation a strict ac.
o"uH'aoI,ity on the part of the public officers to
'ue people the non.intervention of office holders
win lhe freedom of elections--opposition to Mr.
an bareh standing army of 100000 men in
'l'he ol Peaco-oppostion to the admission ofne.
gro testimony IN any case whatever agajnst
"ill'e men, these are the old issues of 1910, up.
IN which we then defeated our ornaments and IN
We ask & 1t them is to meet us openly them
1919 al.a - 'aY oslde the mask of Texas an
~. heSotoed, That whereas James K. POLY
ma george NJ. Dallas, sustained with their on
ire strength the measures upon which Mr.. Van
3uren was defeated in 1870 tbot NO boii .L'4' an
. 'uvilileo WIN those principles and we hold
''e'il l'aoLe upon their respective endorsements,
'os permitting them to urge the plea of Texas
me-, oy way OF OFT set.
ioth. keS0ired, That in Henry CLAW, OUR can.
Liberty advocate., 1844-08-10

The UpAs TREE.-A living plant of this
celebrated tree, has been lately presented
to the Horticultural Society by the Eas,
India Company, and is now growing in
the ChIswlck Garden, London. |. IS in
perfect health, and Notwithstanding the
fables OF Dutch travellers perpetuated by
Dar"ln, may be approached with safety.
1t Is, however, so virulent poison ,ha,
no prudent person would handle it with.
out proper precaution.
Liberty advocate., 1844-08-10
From The Matches Courier.
'RUTHC ron rrrp prcn,


Keep it before the people, that those
who vote for James X. Polk, vote for an
UNJUST war with Mexico. (See dccara.
ton of the Mexican Government, and the
late letter OF Santa Anna on this subject
Keep 1t before the people, that those
who vote for J. X, Polk, vote for reduc-
ton of the price Of cotton, and decrease
OF our own popu lation and of course for
increased taxation
Keep 1t before the people, that those
who vote for J. X. Polk, vote for the as.
sumption Of $4,000, 900 and more of for.
elgn debt, and a tax upon the people of
That amount to pay it. Forthcre is prob
ably not unclaimed land enough in Texas
to satisfy the old Spanish, the Mexican.
and Texan land claims.
Keep 1t before the people, that those
who vote for J, X. Polk, with the design of
strengthening Southern institutions. weak
en- and Jeopardise them; for our strength
IS IN the principle Of non-interference in
'he domestic policy Of ther powers, if
therefore we force the general govern
ment TO interfere in the internal affairs
oI neIghboring government, we offer a
precedent to Northern and British aboli- !
'onists, TO support them in their attempt /
o interfere IN those rights guaranteed to !
is by the Constitution.
heeP 1t before the people, that those
yho vote for J. X. Polk, vote for dissolu-
ION oil the Union, and the formation of a
southern coniederacy. (See resolutions
nd speeches OF South Carolinians)
Keep 1t before the people, that those
no vote for j. X. Polk, vote for reducing
lese United States to a commercial colo
lai dependence upon Great Britain.
Keep 1t before the people, that those
no vote for J. K. Polk, are then the
r'tlsh party in the United States.
Liberty advocate., 1844-08-10

A little boy in a neighboring village
produced quite an excitement by proclaim.
ing through the street, at The top of his
voice, that he had shot a Democrat throuah
the heart lie conducted the crowd which
gathered around him, TO the SPOT where
the deed was done, and sure enough there
lay upon the ground, welerinp in his
blood, delUnct Fy,up.tle.crcek! alias
--Po6e The Icing pokes upon wit
Messing the sad Spectacle Immediately
took to ilght!- Kaorrilie Post
Liberty advocate., 1844-08-10

CHANGES Wa would assure our friends
abroad, whether in or out of the State,
that the thousand and one rumors of the
many changes in favor of locofocoism in
North Mississippi are all false, The au-
lhors Of such reports are wlful and de-
llberate liars, not having a shadow OF evi.
dence to palIiate their recklossness .--Hok
y Springs Gazette
Liberty advocate., 1844-08-10

Miss Harriet Marlineau is imprisoned
to her chamber in London by painful
and incurable disease--nternal cancer.
Her last work is entitled d" Life in Sick
Room, a Series Of Essays, by an invalid
Liberty advocate., 1844-08-10

i nahVsIERERs.--Gen. ~ 81 Waddy Thompson
!: j 81 Texas letter, speaking of the . bel.
a4ssent characters" one sometimes meets
.'a, VINO are ready 10 90 to war with the
golloi dryly remarks,-"I have had
Il sos,e n, experience in my time of these rro
4 soa,le a eaters and | have not found them.
I. Y 'ne moment of real danger, any bra.
ses 'llan any other people"