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The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1844-11-07
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.

From the Key West Light oflhe Reef, Extra.
TERRIFIC GALE!
REATLOSS OF LIFE
Immense DESTRUCTION OF
PROPERTY 49, SEVERAL YES
Sells LOST.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-08-02
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Den Die hiegen TefnngsbaNe fcrt9efeBt, uO in fce.
niaer ahren miro @5i einer Der fe(felfe lb QrSten
affenpdse, nno einf5 Der tdrflfen 8Dlmerfe an Der
melihen @rense Deutfhllnbs erld)einen Sin G5IrteI
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sung oc bis 1000 Wann erfnroerll llno Bic NIT IL
rem, Sencr itb aegcniela nnterfiseu umqebt i'm bab
freIe Die sanb(eite Der Gtaot here bobe NIT breifen
ao ticfen @rabeu un,lhleene gSelie; cine annette.
aleb ltarfe Gertkeiet9un9 blbens tis 500 er-
ben Ino td9lh an tenl 8au beld6ffi9t FIR tueld,e
onrhfhnittltf jecen Wiouat eine Gunnle bon Is 6is
10000 Gbaler rerreneet wiro. llnierlt csgeniereri
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m6aIih bon I'D, absulenfen linfere tbff0e Censb,ors
merle hcte ihn 9effer1 BON Nadrffe III NeMbarf ob.
Rod ke9t man ge9en 3pei arbefe aenDcrfer SlDetf
1erbdtbf iinb mir molten bClen, Sac eg ber DehSrbe
8eIinSea pesos, Dleies 8erbreen III sitier oat,se No.
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lhhttsen eetrers formlid, bnrA-- : n .asrnnge
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-08-02

9lenltern uuo br9 9eipeiit. OdS (Ino laebenoe 9us
tthten Gen Wnnoer, oaB ieBt fbcn aller Sren Ndt.
fen uno 2rompeteu erldalen uno oaB bteg8btes in ei
erlsden pro5ellene wte Die Rranioe, bon Srt S SRI
ehe DC Sntun oes 9rcBen pplitilden gSbi9rubltn9e
oent sance o1rt1ot9eno. Splde 9lu6fId)ten lno ee
on ertb Dap 1eoer quite QSbg fir bte fur3e Belt oee
Sabtampfes III Den iauern 9pfel beige, lno oen ga
men. % ofrattf der 9fepub ltcancr'
lJefterfcn Dempf a t. &c. fIob als Ghio
porhan9e nm Dem 9rpBen @runolase Der S8bas, nam.
ltt Serrn Clap neue 9lnbd19er 5uSuDebe, 6elouoers
anter Den b1eE9en Deutltel tpele Die dthetnatbll-
den Vtonarden uno grtltpfrateu errftaft fatt. nil
lm ent9en Nnenahmen a [ e III Die Neibeh Der
9tel9en Denctraten egen. lSrc aber Sor. S(ou Dr6
loenr, 70 D1ro audi elbt oieer fleine 3ano BON ben
aSAl9s ipe99enomn1en Denn Ieberlie miro uer ieuer
otelYerIpreenoen errldaft oas alte Nremoerlaelet,
tpeoer her9eltel mCnaeb jeoer @npanberer fat ,e,
ooue Gneeno Sabre bier 9elebt un6 Die SaotsfoIfen
att9etra9en haben muB, unl Stimme uuo qletd,e Ne-
te NIT oen 0eattoe Br9ern erbaten III f6nnen. Dte}es
Sremoen9eies 1T oa8 9rCBte MeterttHt Der @e(eBae-
bng tpelces Die oemDfratid repubIifantibe eSeeron
Wbl9parteI je er3eu9t bat cine tpahre 8erbeferunq
Der 0t1ur Eettn Apenn leBtere Die yRenfden NIT ;e
pe1 Gage alter peroen tdBt 70 meroen brc eues G3p
Die dlteen uo retfiten Ntenlcen nit etuem Sd,a
9e nDtsoer Die Gage Ser teblien (?) finbltecu lin
muRot8fet Surtdgeet lltD utot brs fur einlae Gob
Ire, oicIneGr ltm Elm fut police 8iertelabrbunbert =
lSlro, rpe ullter Orn. @laYs moer Oerrfbaft III oe
ltr6lfen oieIes 8ees itber einaefbrt bot,n lro be
|lSb9s anf lan9e 3ett bon brem regelmd6iqen pier
jdhr9en QSedieleber cnrirt, e brauen Ilo ptibreno
Der aSablpesooen ntdt nebr bic ..dte 6elderatltbe
Ipartei' Sn ldimpfen ----ssfle Iino obanndkBer-
lSS nno otnnerli d 'Sdni mas IIe eii1 fclltiv uub
poaen, ..fene Deucfrated, louoern MIR Whies isso
|nid9ts at5 sSbi9s, (Baase.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-08-02

pen ftpn N. - @s iolIte allsemein befarnt {ein
siere tpteber bonn @on9res bis Sm Sabre 4S4s erne,
ert nno erweitert perben nb, uno oaB cEdt Wtttpen
oem94ndB tire frtere Yencnen ,pieber besteben Stt-
nen. 3eltun9en becbeu otes Sa uer6euttcn, oa pie
te Der Bitt'pen oiefer penl1cn benOtbiyt lne.
(Ratpnat,to.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-08-02

elnter Cd Elf -Go1Daro seia, @aibier btr @tan,
foro Sdnf, Connecticut, hat Teb Dor eiriqen Gaaeu
nd1tt9 gemad,f, ub in ieer 0eobnune NIT jene S,-
ititlthat man eli Det pra ei9en 800 csc entbeet
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-08-02

QBo Sreibett pODut, pa it u,ein 9,sterIaup.
,kDie aooptiu burg err llnter bieler lie
ber1drft entbdlt ser DaYtpn Wlatnlan Elm ousgeeit
netes Oemctranlhes Slatt, toI9enoen p0rrefluben s.
bttcrlalsglrtltel
9Benn in bieem 9anbe poIttifhtr u1o reI9t61er 6re
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Dnterlheo talen--etue @lale unlerer Wfburger gro
Bere SorSn9e Dor Der anoern Su baben beredgt mare
1pfoercstnten olele llober nniere 9oppttpbaraer.
g8ir, bic mir anf oelem freen Booen sebOren ro,r.
ben babeA teual5 r9eno ene 0lnltren9mg Su MA Je
9ebraHt Sur9erSu werocn. QSr ererbten ptees tcft-
bare Gut con nnlern gtern obne uuern Y8llen, gSD
1cn ccer 3uitImmun0. umitdnoe, nebt lSabl macbten
nts 3u fret 9ebcrncn 8urgern.- Q5le aber ebt es nit
pem aopptrten Sur9er9 @r III lenem 8aterlanoe bort
ocn oelenl .eeanoe Der Srelen, oerldBt oarauf etn
8aterbaus be pelmatb letner Stmobeit, an Die er nit
Zen helll9ten Sanoen9 n9etnupt it, ast 1einen Sreunoen
unD SefaaAenyebepobl cpfert Nles III Ienenl 2sater-
larce-um freer Wtann IN orler Nepubl,f ,u mer-
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1eneM 9eburtslaMoe, eNeert htp0rt audi III @je9ens
mart Icnes eShcptersi Die Sontuon Der 4ereintoteu
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audi, lUlte el tremoer Seno lit oeIe6 Qano einerlSab
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-08-02
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l9an9en leln, nno bort ibernadtet haben. Eirwabr
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lunlere 3eit.
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Ian Der beutieeu Teerlifet Der bic 8eb6r6en nSprer
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pa1 gepern ofasDnstaS gen ogn 1ler na@ Nntsuerpen
GteltoaDaSH9 pei Ger Staton SIeur Oleu
ee1tOHen. SIeE 0er soeome1lDe Darelt 3anadbt bret
saE!sM n utsIM ansspan9t pelpe ploslt oon Den
xnsss pssoo.ar. 9sssM en'Se aaeere eort lteber
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-08-02

prdfIoent 9Der uno feline @en,ah[in befureu I'D, de,
9enmdrt9 gu Slo 9Dout @cmfOrt, uuo werbeu III eipt-
gen Sa9en nab gSiOlamsbur9, Dem WchnlIgebes 9rd-
meroen.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-08-02

esr Saebous ,u Gclumbus, 81 brad am 5tett b. M.
lNener cils DaiIelbe mnroe bal6 9elSct, aber cine
ltyaate Wsatsttin fam il ben 0lamulea aaI
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-18

We learn from the Aislawaka Tocsin, thai L JrR-
sAcAN, Esq always heretofore a Wing, and who W n
strong aud efficient leader IN the Harrison ranks in Isln.
has repudiaied the Clay C~oonskin, and has come ont in
favor ofile side of "equal and exact Justice to all men.
Mr.. Jcrnag"n, on March 9Th addressed the Democratic
association OF Mishawaka. The Toesin says
Gle took occasion to allude to his former political
views, aud 20 the reasons which bad Influenced hum To-
forsake hs political associates. aud take a place in ia.
ranks ct democracy lie stated that he rtcd under y
firm and sincere belief that the charges allcaed aoninst
Mr.. Van Burcn's administrator were true aud that the
Wing leaders were honest IN their profession of a deter
mutation. II they succeeded. al reforming the abuses com
greatly disappointed. The leaders of the wing party. 50
far from rcdccmiug the pledges they had made, used eve
~ means IN their power 10 'astcn upon the country. mea-
suros, which previous 10 Their election, they did not and
dared not avow. lie WAS disappointed and disguised with
the course pursued ~ the Wing leaders. and hecame sat-
lsiicd upon mature reelection ard Investigation. that the
charges which had been alleged against Mr.. Van Hurcn
and the Democratic party. were rs Laselcss rs the rr,
Ially tie principles which divide The two parties. and the
result vas that - soon rs he arrived at conclusions SAT-.
isiactor, to his reason aud his conscience, he found him
self ~ "a position. identified with the democratic Marty
In the course OF his speech, Mr.. Jernacan showed off
in "A most happy manner, the ahsuidlt az of some of thcir
arguments used by the wings in favor If n protective far.
III, which we have not room Ia notice IN detail.
We doubt not there are many who, like Air Jcrnaran
have heretofore acted with the Wings, who have becGmc
sickened with the entire want of honesty manifested hv
the leaders ct that party, and who only want IA liitIe more
decision Of nllnd 10 induce them 10 break Off all conncc.
ton with them. The proper course for the democ,a,ic
party To pursue IN order To secure the entire co-oneraiion
of these men, is TO stand innexiblc IN the defence of prn-
ciple>, the correctness Of which has been so fully demon.
stra'c.!-io show by all their conduct That they are con.
scieniions and sincere in their prolcssions-to take a firm
and upright course IN all their movements. and alb
hor, above all things, anything savoring of lo,r s,rotooc ~,
for the purpose OF accomplishing their ends.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-18
Heb Nails.

The Indiana Journal would fam make a little capiial
out OF the fact that The State House is furnished with fine
CANE SEAT and FLAG BorroMEp CHAIRS. and rorIsurp
description. aud cost the people some FIVE THOU
wrong, and too much on the ant-hoJ-naT ordcr that the
House ofthe People should be thus elegantly furnished.
why dad Il not say SO at the time the furniture was order
ed, and the peoples money appropriated TO pay for il ;
That Is the question All that was done by a HLig Ler.
isia'ure, under the sanction of their admired leader. Gov
NOBLE and At there is any thing wrong about il, Mcyare
the men obnoxious 10 censurc, aud not the Democrats
who did not procure, and never abused this eiepan, furni.
ture. Ii Is true, that when the furniture was procured
the Golfers of the State were OVERLOOKING with money and
the people were prosperous aud happy and if this had
oeeh the only, or the greatest extravaganza of those men.
fortunate indeed would II have been tor the credit Of tLe
State and the interest of the people. Most unfortunately
however, this was but n single drop in the ocean Of vbfg
eNiravasance, which was sustained aud defended through.
out b, the Indiana Journal, until under the accumulated
burdens, the credit and character Of the State was u,ierI,
wrecked and ruined. With What sort of face and con-
science then. can tho editors of the Journal. Nessrs
hent, Noel, and their assistants, now attempt 70 max,
capital out OF The wrongs which they helped to lnaiet
and always defended Let them answcr that. And an
swer 1t as they may-let them, If they please. nom saw !,
was wrong thus to furnish a House which cos, the neo,Ie
ss'y thousand dollars,-it will be no excuse for the aims.
iEficted upon the furniture, by the rowdies of the VL;c
at their session on the night of the 1ct, Of
January last, and which i, will cos, the peop!e q ,bous,,d
dollars to repair.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-18
QissY'> ESlClS.

As an excuse ior The repeated duols IN which, Clay has
been engaged as principal or rs chief adviser, the Wing
Editors bring up the duel between Gen. Jackson and
Dickinson, which occurred many years before he was
elected 10 the Presidency and whicl was Tie only one
IN which he ever participated. The Hartford Times OBJ
serves
The supporters Of Mr.. Clay are very uncomfortable I'M
der The illusions that have been made To his duelling pro-
pcnsIiles. Ii Ii but Il short time since that they we've de-
nonncing as an objectionable iransgressIon, the errors of
Gen. Jackson III tbs particular. Yet Andrew Jackson
occupied a very different position from Mr. Clay. lie had
mol Tor many years been concerned IN such a Practice
he lainented that he had participated IN tie atJured
and abandoned 1t. But the icderaists would not pardon
HIM Though lac had rciorned-ihoush lie had been "A
military man-thougl he had fought IN comparatively
early lie, they would not overlook the trausgression. 1t
was with them an iusurmountablc objection. Yet here
- Henry Clay engaged IN "A succession of ducls, IN early
life, and IN advanced age, encouraging by his influence
aud example Tins murdcrous Practice, and not one word
OF rrpfooi or objection do WE hear from them. 1t is in
character with all their conduct.
Had Mr.. Clay, like Gen. Jackson. been only engaged
al "a long distant period ia "a duel-above all. had he like
that good old man, reformed. and opposed the practice.
we would have been The last 10 have pressed an early err
rnras one rasi forsivenc--. Hut irrc - a non i.".. ,anth
Ia aye 4 d~utlHst-who. unniiudiui uf "A station or the IN
nucnce 81 iS personal and Official example. has clalenu-
ed and written clIallenges-has, IN the words of one of
his former intimate friends, been IAN accomplish to the
murder of one man, and "A principal in two attempts to
murder two others; and who within three years has
been arrested By HE police aud put under bonds of 5000
To prevent anoiher-who Is now the candidate of a parry
for the chief magistrate of the Union. THIS confirmed
ducHisi Is paraded IL their chosen leader this i the man
whom they hold GP rs an example TO American youth.
Had Mr.. Van Iiuren, while Sccretar, oi STATE, chaI-
lcnged a Senator and twice taken deliberate aim 10 shoot
HIM down, does any one believe the democrats would
have made him their candidate
Had Mr.. Van Burcn in 1851 Written n challenge Gr a
young friend, and been advising a duel which cveniuaicd
IN the death Of a young statesman, ought such a trans
erosion 10 have been passed IN silence, and he made a
candIda'c /?
Had Mr.. Van Buren,, within three years, been involved
IN the preliminary stages OF a duel, so rs Ia be put under
$4,000 bonds 10y the police to prevent il, what holy pro-
LESSONS Of plous horror should we have " witnessed against
il
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-18
Times Charge and Mcn Change.

The N2s hington correspondent of the =. y. Post
wiring on the .ubiect of Texas, observes
II is thought somcwh hat curious that the two greatest
statesmen who now chiefly interest themselves in TIN.
matter. should have precisely reversed positions upon it.
since the attention of the country was last directed To H.
In tie cabinet OF Mr. Monroe, when the negotiations
were pending, which resulted ia the Florida treaty. by
which The region OF Texas was coded L. Spain. or AT
least when wo relinquished all claims which we once had
10 iis possession. Mr. Adans, 1t l. SAID, perseverinclv re-
sisted the surrender of Texas 10 Spain, aud Mr. Calhoun.
then Secretary of Var. advocated the measure with not
less determination and vigor. Mr.. Adams. and lr.
Thompson. the late Judge, but then Secretary OF the Ma.
W, opposed that provision of the treaty. Mr.. Calhoun
aud Nh Crawford, Secretary Of the Treasury, conienIed
for IT.
Mr Calhoun. it IS asserted now, after a lapse Of NV n.
ty-hve wears, takes Office for the single purpose OF getting
back what be was then 81 ANXIOUS TO get rid Of. and ,r
Adausi - the most %Vigilani, and perhaps The most efficient
enemy 10 the annexation of the rellnqutshed territory
MIR Clay, too, was biiterl, hostile TO parting with Texas
II we Lad ever n good clam to hold thai country. and
when he was made Secretary Of State bv Mr. Adams
one OF ms ifst movements WAS an attempt 10 enter INTO
an arrangement with the then new government Of Next-
co. for the restoration of the province to the Gniied
States. lie failed, and Texas has become what II i |
think Mr Calhoun viii porfcc, a plan for is annexation
before The end 81 the year., but hardly l., fore the ADJOURN
meHt Of Congress.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-18

What living man or boy will ever forget the cxtrava-
CANT lying humbugs of the Wings in 1910, about tho
Standing Army None, most assuredly. We cx-
Pect now, that the Wing lIumbuggers will shortly Z" turn
about" and charge that the "a liorrid Locofocos' are
about to break down entirely and ieetotaIIy thrs igt arm
Of the country's defence; for the Democratic Members
OF Congress, though they made no extraordinary promises
Of . Hrctrenchment and reform - before their election, are
mt work like nailors, in cutting down tho expenditures of
Government, in every department within their reach.
Among others, the " standing army " has not escaped the
purify ing operation of eoonomy-and II should not, for
various reasons, one of which is that the higher officers
are nearly all Federal Wings. BY the two bills TO cut
down the pay OF the army and navy, between one and a
half aud two millions will be saved annually. In dis
missing 72supernumcrary Army Lieutenants, (G,h wheels
Of ooaches), so, 600 were saved at one lick. This Is a
heavy blow to Whiggery, and we hope it will be repeated.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-18
EsiHk Hh;-.cly.

The Wing Editors often charge that the Democrats are
lnsincere in their avowed hostility to Banks. and falsely
assert that they have established more banks than the
Wings. II the latter charge were true, il is queer that The
Wings should find fault ahout it, fT they maintain that
banks are good institutions Recently, however, the wing
policy in making war on the democrats seems to be some
what chaneed-at least So far at Ohio is concernel-for
We find in the STATE Journal sunlry allie a,ions tha, the
democrats are totally opposed 10 all rev banks and are in
favor OF killing eff all the old ones. 1t prcclaims it ia this
styie-and we should hope that here is more truth in
these. than we usually find in The proclamaiions Of that
lying federal orsan-though We know there is some lie in
these.
Proclaim II in the cars Of the People of Ohio. Of all par-
'ies' that the Loco Focos Of The late Legisla urc. voted
against Tie establishment Of any nesv Banks IN the State.
and against the re-chartcr of several of the Old ones:
Proclaim IT In the ears Of the people thai during the five
years the Loco Foco patty of Ohio have controlled the lie.
eislaturc. nearly all the Banks of the Stale have been de-
stroyed. while not a sins 10 new one has been established
Proclaim ii in the ears of the people. that had il not been
for WING votes, the few Banks we now have, would have
been killed III, 10y a refusal to exempt them from the ope.
rations OF BArtley's Anti Bank Law
Proclaim 1t IN The cars of the people. that a majority of
the Loco Focos Of the legislature. voted To dsfrov the
~ ooSfer, -fenia. Lafayette. .N1r.eaM and ~Sandusky
BdnEs. hy refusing 10 exempt them from the operations Of
BARLEY Law, TO pr event Banking