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C. RUSSELL.
8 I his old stand, is now receiving
IA additions 70 his stock of
FAMILY GROCERIES.


embracing every article Of
Tea, Sugar, Spice,
Coffee, Molasses, &c. &c.
That can be found in this market. AL.
so n larger variety of
NUTS AND FRUIT
han car be found anywhere else in this
vicinity, consisting in part of
Pine Apples Cocoanuts
Oranges J Almonds
Lemons S. 3. do
Olives Fl. 5. do
Lines Cicily do
Figs Shelled DO
Box Raizins Brazil nuts
Keg do Filberts
Snltana DO Peanuts
Currants Nalnuts
Mace English do
Dates Peccanuts.
Cilrons.
Ginger preserves, Peach do. Orange do,
Cdtsup &c. &C.,
And also a choice selection of Chewing and Slno-
king TOBACCO.
So {. Russell would also give notice to the
inhabitants of Miidlebury that he will furnish them
with good
FAMILY BREAD
at the same rate that -four can be obtained by the
ID. Also PIES and CAKES can be had at all
times.
N. B-Inn-keepers and Groccrs can be supplied
with all kinds of Groceries that can be had anywhere.
All orders will be Thankfully received and punctTlly
attended to.
MiddIebury, July, 1874. 10.
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We tie Subscribers S--ine trpcirrrd hy
the Probate Couf, Cor ,he di>tiict ii Al
olson Commissioner 20 receive. ,zafuiur,
ard ADJUST all CLAIMS aud ttmaad4 cfsl re;-
SOES against The e>,sgr ii
WILLIAM HUNTINGJGN.
late Of Whiting III SAID district Sec. bat,
represented irs1lyrii also al c.s " prd
demands exhibited in uG-si '%ierrfo: aud
six months from the 2cih 1sy Of Jrfz
1914 heirs eIi"nrJ ~ said Ceu. iur ;has
purpose, We 20 therefore give aoiirc ,ter
We Will attend 10 the business g.. 9ut srid
appointment al lie dwelling hcus' q! Jpm">
Huntington in Whiting Oh lie 4 l. tay uf
September ard the 20.h Of December neS!
Iom uiue o'clock 4. NJ. until focf r. N.
Oh zach OF said DAYS.
Benz. Neediam,
Linus N.ledhaa, }COnnmissior ers.
Dated at EaitrS, Ais 18Th day Of Lae
A. ID. 1884, II
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4 OF VERMONT.

District Of Addison. IS.
Be it remembered, thst at a Probate Curt
held at Niddlebury in aud for the District Of
Addison, en- the 2jth day of Juno, \. D..
I5l4.
Royal Gay, administrator Ct he calate of
MARTIN GAY
late OF BridpOrt in said District deceased.
presents his administration account for. ST.
lowance. Tits therefore ordered, that aid
account be examined for allowance, at a SIS
sion ofsaid Court to be held at the Office Of
tie Register OF said Court in said M:dileLnrY.
on Thursday The 18th day ofJuly 4. y. 1874.
at one O'Clock in the afternoon ; aud tic .a:d
administrators give notice hereof TO an persons iz.tt.
ested, that they may appear and make ;heir IL
iections If any they may have. 10 the allow ance cfsaif
account, by publishing i certified copy Of this order
~ the Northern Galaxy a newspaper printed n;
Middlebu.y in said District, Ihree weeks success
lively previous TO tie tire Of said Court.
is. BUSHNELL, Register.
tue Copy OF Record.
Attest ]. :. BUSHNELL, Reg. Ste. o
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g. UMBRELLAS

just received a beautiiulstyl OF Parasols,
together with a large lot OF Umhralias,
which he will sell lower than have ever
been offered. j. w COHL'NS.
July 18Th 1914.
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REVOLVING HORSE RAKES.

FHIHE subscriber has RECOMMENDED the
IL manufacture of these rakes, and viii be
pleased TO receive orders for them, and soon,
to save expense in delivering them.
He will furnish rakes superior TO any now
in use, repair old ones if desried, or make
parts to order.
; He will make a few extra fine teeth rakes
for gathering the fuest hay, and raking after.
Drag Rakes also for sale.
CLARK RICH.
Shoreham, June 1914. 5;tf.
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d..

In Cornwall on the 9th inst, of dropsy,
very suddenly, Cynthia, wife of Zebulon Pal
mer. aged AZ years. Printers in Burlington
please copY.
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PROBATE NOTICES.
STATE OF VERMONT.

District Of Addison SIS.
Be il remembered, that at probate cou1 held
at Shoreham, in and tor the district Of Addison,
on the 9Th Jay Of JUly A. ID. 1874.
Warner Wright, named executor in an instIu-
ment purpoIting to be the last will and testament
Of
ELIJAH WRIGHT.
late Of ShoTcham in said district deceased, rreseas
the same for probate: 1t is therefore ordeied, that
the same be examined for probate, al a session OF
said court 10 be held at the office Of U. II. EyeIeS,
in said ShoTeham, on Thursday the Ist day CT
august next, at one O'Clock in The afternoon: And
that notice thefeofbe given to all persons interest
cd, that they may appear and make their or
j%ectiOns, if any they may have, to the probate and
allowance OF said will, By publishing 4 certified
copy of this order in he Northern Galaxy, a rcV:-
paper printed !, Aiddleluy in said district thee
weeks successfully previous to he time Of said
court.
s Fl. JENlSON, Judg,
a true copy ofrecord,
IL S. H JENISON, Judge
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A FULL SUPPLY of Dry Groceries
Just received and for sale cheap, by
j. NJ. SLADE, & Co.
May 10, 1874. 23m
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NOTICE..

Came into the. enclosure OF the subscriber
on the 18th inst, a white mare supposed TO
be ~ or II years old, the owner is requested
to prove property, pay charges, and AXE her
away. A. H.
Middlebury, July 10th, 1914. ll,3w
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STATE OF VERMONT.
District Of Addison. 50.
" II ~rrmembered that at a probate court EoIdrs
at middhrLury within and Tor he district Of Addison
ON tifs 2lst day Of Jure 4. p. 1874.
hirinr smith named executor in an instrument pur-
porting 20 be tho lat viii aud testament Of
STEPHEN y. NTH
late Of Leicester in said District decreased. presents
the same fer Probate: II is ibcreupon ordered, that
the same be examined fnr rru1aie, at a session Of
said Court u lie held at the oiice Of the Register OF
said Court in said MiddlelEfv, IN Thursday tie 18th
day OF July next al one O'Clock IN the aftef noon. and
that notice thereofb he given TO 81 persons Interested.
that they may appear aad mai:e their ob;ectiogs, n
any they may have, to the Prolae and allowance Il
said viii, by publishing a certified copy of this order
y the Northern Galaxy 4 newspaper orinied al said
MIddlebury three weeks succos-ise!y previous to lle
time Of said Court.
J. Bushnell. BEG.
4 the cgpB Of Record.
AAestJ rs Bushnell, Register. 9.
SusPeuder Buekles ut
BROWN & SiiELDON'S
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~ eeU eAa'a.SUMg
OF BOOKS AND PAMPHLETS,

Consistingamongag great
variety Of other things,
of Letters f,om Ireland,
Voice of Antiquity, Ge-
neva and Rome, Gausson
Inspiration of Bible, New
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Which leaves a balance of so "a
Losses Examined and Settled.
1899. Dec. IL. o Il A Pember,
Wells, S5OO w
1910. June 6, Nathaniel Foster, Mid
dlebury, 10 w
D." Nov. IL, Luther B. Wood Pawlet 81 90
d" Dec. 10, Arson Flower, 10 so
1S41. March 81, Oliver Wright, Lei
cester, COG 30
&" Dec. 2S, Danniel L.. Potter, Mid
dlebury, ~ w
1872. March %, Simeon Parmele,
Pittsford, IA %
d" Aug. 81, Richard Alexander,
Moukton, 8 w
" Sept,26. John Wing Ferrisburgh.375 90
I849. Jan. 10, Zimri Howe, Caselton l35 90
." May 9, David Andrews, Sudbury go 20
" 25. Benjamin Sage, Pawlet, ass 90
' Sept. IA, Ira Stewart Middlebury, Al 81
90 Edward Jackson, Brandon b ii
1874. Feb. IL, Joseph Stmonds, Whit
ing, leu w
4" March 10, & Tho's Cuts,
Orwell, oOo0
=. July 8, Total amount of losses 3, SOB 20
Whole assessments ofthe Company.
1. Dec. IA, 1887, 8 10 per cent, raising the
sum of S3O4 5I
ri
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REPORT.

REPORT.
To the Company for the Annual Meeting Of
the Rutland and addison Mutual Fire In
surance Company, July 3. 1914, from the
commencement Of its operations.
The Board of Directors Report,
That during the year ending July
3, 1914, there have been poll
cies issued to the No. of 146
Insuring property to the am'nt of S116,2 61 81
The premium notes taken on the
same amount to the sum OF S,3G5 63
Amount OF 3 per cent. thereon is 25O97
The Company commenced issu-
ing policies on the 18th July,
and had issued upto 5 July 1S44 FOB
The present year to July 3, 1e44 146
Amounting in the whole to - $40
The whole amount of prop
-elty that has been insured
is S715.707 SO
OF which have been
surrendered and
cancelled 92,9o2 81
Leaving now insured
at the risk Of the Co. -- 623, 655 67
Whole amount of notes
taken is 49,254 90
Amount of notes added
for increase of pre-
miums 203 IS
Amount total, i9,45824
OF which have beensur-
rendered & cancelled 1921
| Amount now in force as
a fund for the payment
oflosses, " 4l,|oo 81
The Receipts for the wholed are as fol-
iorS: uic.
Whole amount of 3 percts., Sl,482 80
Amount of assessments on
notes in force Dec. 18th,
1890. S3Oi 81
Amount of assessments
on notes in force March
q, lS4l, GAL ~
Paid by o. Wright on his
note and policy, can
celled, SAINT time, 1853
Amount of assessments,
July 5, 1913, 1925
Am'nt total of assess, | 1886 IA
Fees for assignments,
alterations NC &eOo
Amount total nf Receipts 2,945 81
The uhole omouRt Of Expenditures Of the
Company since its organization isas JoHops
/ Attachments, $50 90
Amount of losses, fourteen in num-
Der paid 2,473 70
Interest paid on anne, and on cash
borrowed. % Al
Expenses of settling the same, GO %
Books, Stationary, Printing, &c. 80 90
Directors fees for travel and
attendance at meetings of
800
the Company, STA so
Directors fees for approving $50 n
applications and assign
ments, A As
Paid postage and carriers, % "a
| AGENTS for collecting, LOG 81
Office rent, five years, at 50 per year ~ NC
Secretary and Treasurer's Salary to
July 3, 1914, 625 OC
Total amount of Expenditures, 3,76S &c
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RUTLAND AND ADDISON INSU-
RANCE COMPANY.

At a meeting of the Directors of said
Company held at their Office on the Sd
of July, 1874 the following assessments
were made to pay the losses for the year
ending lst of July 1874
On all notes in force on the 18th oil
February lS44, 31-2
On notes in force on the 18th oil
March 1914, IA
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a IA 1892 81
made to pay the two
last of the above
mentioned looses
amounting to the
sum of 1880 90
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Dated at E-aitirs, las 18Th day Of Lsn
A. d.. 1874. II
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Commissioner Nofico.

AHest. j. S Bushnell, 4 gis' er.
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CHIPS OF THE ON proc,

ne bangor Courier says that the yyh;n.
- n'ue ifili, Maine, celebrated the Pon,ssh
10 me style; and among other inciden, :
worth telling, mentions the folIovin e''e', =,
49, ,"s recession The young men between Tho
Eyes OF nineteen and twenty.one carried Il" :
Tuner or,9 WIN the inscription: " Couroos
""1ss, NJ are al hand" A band oc
Young boys hnd upon their banner mrpa
raj i..t1 on or time" And large compnnv Of
:, 80 .e'io"s' biI'ie and gay, marched bold.
onward under The inscription. "Iyol1 |,
!, "1'gs, Until We grop ~" Tbe
'o@n-east boys are coming on brareIy.
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ssnn. -
MORE DEVELOpuENrs

me ~ 4. Express Of Yesterday cj.c.
.ng ioiowlng interesting piece Of seere,
i, 40 November last, The lare ColI,o,o
OF this port Mr.. Curtis. WINS ;o4r,.o.I 'o'
q suggestion Of Mr.. Robert Tvler j. - - ."0
e "aae n |" ll'lam L. Mackenzie 10 The Treos.
u.y department for The office of Inyoec,o,
% Sns'oms. In reply, Mr.. Spencer wro,a
W W.T. curtis that he had received bis H.,
'ef' stating that Mr.. Roher, T,,,t,I
s,spea'ed ms earnest wish that " illiom
'n'I Ae',2'o shall be appointed 10 an ofica
:" 'lo usioms as Inspector sa;J
'p''e' might be considered as no,nin,,.on
"'' mackenze TO the office mentioned
eNc'' ana closes by saying thai he tool H.
oceasion 10 observe, thaI no ca.,r,
mackenzie being now an oullaw r,an, ~ ~
d"mlhlon of friendly power and M ."o
"'s having been recently conyjcfed Il
.ou'' % NE United States Of n yiolot;o, ~
.on''hneo defiance OF our laws. wbicL :,
,o',Io 'oe peace of the country. md ~
rseJ oas frontiers TO rRpine,' made !, j.,
e eoos,u,o 'of ntm 10 give his appreciation.
oee'e'nfy o. The Treasury, 10 Mr.. Ma
.hNs employment 10 the Custon, H.
under any circumstances '''uSo
MS eoptumacous defiance of II, p.L
~ sau'nofI'y, was probably The frs, ca,,sa
- '"o war between that youthful oo,,,Ia
man aud The late Secretary. uh;ch So" So.
/, 'ne retirement Of Mr.. Spencer and
=" Triumph OF Mr.. Tyler, Jr., so far 0q ~
."oSe me present Collector, Gen. Van Me-. "
l. seho on 10 the Department, once mo,n
~ Illumination OF William l.. Macken1io
! ~ Inspector oithe Customs, in plnco NJ
'9 ., or Lyman Taylor to be- remo,sa
- ,hs .'Ie foregoing was written resrec,.
y ."e nomination Of William l.. M
9nN'e' ,oy the present Collector NJ ,k;.
~ as inspector ofthe Customs. we le,,n
az Gen Van Ness having learned 'hn
CTS has sent on to the Treasure nen,,,
- M : 'Iuer' Withdrawing for The present.
Z Mackeozie's Nomination.
= IS no' al oil surprising that The Loco
10 'oanefs nave greataversion 10 Wb;n
'sS' ihose songs have charms for ths
oP'e ears, which all the powers or L.
oco ofatory fail to inspire. The 49,.
mes. at the last King William Comr,
ne OF The mightiest ard wses, If ,hn;,
' 81 were holding forth 10 q croud IN
aVern; when the Wing Cub meat
cot IN the Court House comnn. go
slrnck up Wing song--and forlbw;,s
crowd came rushing DOT Of ,se house.
ing inc Democratic ihpodcrers to bel.
to the emmy walls. But this was no,
somo of The Democrats Joined in tho
rs with such.hcnrty good viii, That tho
rs had TO adnionsh them, 'hat unless
.,oopc1, they would sing themselves
st gs '--Rte6mo"d mig
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The New York Repnbl;c -

r The New York Republic an obl,
= conducted paper, has ACCOMPLISHMENTS
e ana come out manfnlly for Wing men and
wing measures. Ii thus speaks upon the
subject =" '"S
~ Demociatic party, strange TO say.
1as arrived within four months II = Pc;
ueh''ai contest without any ciesr. ba,,n,a;
GUS declaration Of the PRINCIPLES NM,
""'en u purposes 10 carry on the nd6ic.
'7,fa'ioH OF The government. II timi,s !,
SCH 10 feeble expression Of lis d,sson, -
al me proposed measures Of its oonooo,,o
~ ''I 1;". .he VIII or The ability 10 guinsay,
81 u'sp"fage them. Torn BY dissension
"oandoned by many Of lis most prominsn,
"e"noers, divided by disputes and snli, nv
'"o fragments MS endless as they nfe va p
go ,'1us' ,he Democratic party once SO onwor
.ol' influential, and prosperous. basdw,nJfoJ
,"'o 'ns'gni6cance and almost ,nnk ~ eu
beyance." SUM INTO a.
-, On the otbcr hand the Democ,,,;
j" h'g party has long since unrolled cor ~ 49,
Ispee''"n and acceptance of the peonle : :
pam chart OF principles and meas,,ros
"s are patriotic IN their oripn and M
'ou". ~ 'heir scope. Under The ouidanca g
'"u 'hHuence Of both, the country n,ne, o
ioSPcr' hii classes must flourish. eye,v - n
crest e.. be benefited, wiltshire ooyetno,an -, e
~ moi IAN TO receive its lust dino ne H. u
'hnowiedgcd parent of such mapifnlJI,a. ca
~ as necessary result where views 70
'0i,y, aud principles so honest are franl N
"''o lu'ly declared, tho most strjking = as y,
'nlni'y prevails throughout his o5oa, vi
NY from one end Of the Union 10 ,be ~
s'."s eihciency to their plans. NM. M
> ,"eir movements, power to their viii Aei
- =, 1 - certainty TO their success. /" POI
beyond control; above dictn,;on..; ina
y s. 20 DC tempted nor coerced, enlightened lac
e'd' ana humane; his love of country me
rm' bus respect for the people si,cero Mf
'l's integrity without stain, Henry CIV =
ms especially adapted 10 NEE, ne o~;
'o'eS o. Inc times and the wants or H. ~
!. IN 'ho position Of President If Tho ~
Heu states. The ewes of his fallow -, ~
y are turned upon him, End bean ~ al coio
siacl'1n and regard. Public Opinion s sus
~" w. 10 NM and IN loud voice Of annro' o oo
speaks The national wish when i a. ~, ~
lou art the Man > VI scripture, ing {
then, ibis Journal will 1--WE ~, J"s .
oeraiic Wb;o nor,'' . uPpoit 10 the leavi
,vors 10 promo,o ~ u''p use us best low t,
ay, whose nrjnc;ol ns s,eg''"n o. Hen. oil;
Of the neoale nh III, s.a'n me conf choru
i'm to This bishrst ae M ~ f,ees en-. leader
!" saiia'y rel they .
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AN OLD sOLDIER's OPINION OF arN

~, RY CLAY
me following toast was drunk al , col
eDFaiIon at Campbell Court House IN no
late 4'h of July :" ''e
by Robert Hughes, an old Soldier.
iiehry Clay; When | was lille how T ne
ca 10 90 to mill, across the Sasbes ~ uan
o.oi' Dig clustering, bully of a bow fro.
qocn'ly attempted to whip me, and ~. N
'Ho nabit OF baying me as passed. lien
y Clay cdmouP Oh his bag one norma,
I tnH. seeing what was going on, said, Mac
Johnson . you are too big to crow over IiuIe
D1b hughes So" Said Mac. q do Won
auhe ! " Yes" replied Henry Claw
ana NJ on his crttur, and made = ,1,rt
cross the road il a minute, and colIeJ =
Mac to "toe IT, '"o '"''ea 70
mac was well grown and stou, and 7 mo-.
'ifalu ne would whip Henry Civ as ba
. "s small and slender. But before co,id
as, ns'eh the bride Of Henry Claws cri,tar
"ack bawIed opt, 80 Lordy o Lordv'ii ,
- uii Nun :" | shouted q Uurrah
L Harrah !" Henry CLAW said :
hush Bob )" and help Mac up and 6,nsh lu ,
ms clothes, and told him he honed b. i,
as not hurt. nc :
~, We an parted good friends, and Mac .
''ef oehavcd amiss to me afterwards Q
vas proud Of Henry Clay then and am
ouu OF nun now; and | think if everv
- kne" him as | do, they would be prouJ Of
him too. Psouu -
nave served my country in the tented ",
a' ana II any man has a truor afsc,;oa N,
her thank have, | would like 10 exno nm
we'd we'd h I've sensation; 50 has Henry Ciay bar
i ~ ns coon'ry equal to any man in II. ",
r. and i'f & num- and for our country for. yol
wy as steam and true as sleela liui
ewsosn ne,',a l Of Lynn, Mass, have ~ y
organ entitled The A, I",e on on
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"'ien are raised, sfs'se products az 49,
"n ., pe seen that the country and All sSa",ty
gre tsii' benefited BY PROTECTION - ~ pa,iies
ies. ,ss :" he manufactured articles i r.nc,,r.'
Th..a "'. zoe reduct on ocoOsionod by pto,ec,tny
al remarks are apPcablotO all lilo srsis"
LAW ~h;eh s o. The market, while the oEr.r
elneid.ta ain .t navo endesvorrd 10 explain and
s.II secures Tho GRAND RESULT IT, &C., ana
i, ,stn'AsLE' and !he cause is raorrcr,os FL
- Law 10 political economy wbirb .a avne'
theory" ''aes N.e tIee Irsaa
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-08-09

/ The Bay State Democrat cau. ~ IN
Tor OF the New York American > .. q gu -,
hrtned Brush Tory" The editor oc ,hn
rev York American is the son Of R.T".
mag name ever memorable and eyar
non"nrabIe IN the history Of bis CONT,
an Queer IN The revolutionary war ! moa
W, ne' VI me old Congress immediat af,or
me conclusion ofthe war, a lpembo, a G''s.
: ooi'ehion which framed The Constitution
. senator N Congress, and by The appoint
'i 'en' q " ashIng'on, Minister Plenipoten.
,S 70 ufeat Britain. These are some
! h. ', l,. in@neSt offices which be filled, and
,r,,,, a,l's y winch he discharged viii dis.
su'sned ability, and with unsornassed
"Vs'iy ana patriotism. If such = man
vas revolutionary To,vn zoo d. '"
WONDER that Ezekiel Polk il held M o. ~ no'
anne authority as revolnt;on,stp q" ''ie
-FF0pidence Journal. "'e'
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EIGHTEEN REASONS,


EIGHTEEN REASONS,
,;as, n. nroposit,ons 10 divorce the .
General Government from al nenf'"s
Institutions and Substituting SUB treas
uries.
/. 1t will he trying an unnecessary ex'
pertinent. ac.
2. Ii gives one currency to 'he ooSerh'
ment and another TO the people, and reflects
discredt on the latter.
3. 1t lcyies tax of len TO 20 per cent
on the public debtors, and Therefore on me
consumers, who are the People
4. 1t Yields up the proposed reform VI
the banking system, which was the taVor'
ito ool;cy of the whole Of General Jac!t-
sou,. administrations and one oflhe leading
nr;nc;nIrs involved in Mr.. Van Buren, 5
/ election.
s. II is hostile to the Stale Institutions
6. Those Institutions are so thoroughly
1 Incorporated with every interest ~ 'he
!, country that il would be difficult TO SCI
!. rid Of Them for many years.
Z. The public money would DC urs' :
!. !. 1t virtually surrenders The purse
2 TO the executive.
= 9. 1t will enlarge The patronage oi IN
Federal Government.
. 10. will increase the dliicuhy cum =
e and expense Of transporting the Pu0''
funds.
II. 1t will subjec, the pubic debtors
!, great inconvenience.
.. II. 1t opens temptation to sPcen'a'io
i and embezzlemenl, and is therefore OF
lp demoralizing tendency.
e 10. 1t viii put of indefinitely ana Re
h. i, haps render impossible, tho resumption
to specie payment by the State institution
sa Ia. /, will result in the issuing Of P
money Sy government n nna 'V"u
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I nts anu purpoSNu
To- II will derange exchanges. clIlll|
paralysis. II an
10 y VIII con'rnvene tho approved doc
','oe oil General jackson: cha, in tho roo
ula''ons which Congress may presc,;be
respecting the custody ofthe public ronev
49,, - desirable that as liiile discretion, rs
- oe ueehed consistent with their safe
"'ep'ng, should be eivento Agents.
=" Inc amour, Of specie, equal to The
puoiic revenue, will be almost aball,, H.,
~ ,ne use and profits of the country.
IL ~ NIL result IN an fncy,ose3 Jen.,
, !; :, q Na''0nof Bank, ard acure is es,ob.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-08-09
EXCELLENT

me Newark Daily Advertise, 49,.
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Fefslng toogeihera few days since rbo ,' 1pn-
aelDa . well if You succeed ia e Is
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principles carried out to your hear,,s n"a
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