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The Woodstock age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1844-1845, 1844-06-20

The machine which produces these
characters, (called the register,) is moved
by a weight like clock, the slip of paper
being wound about a cylinder, and car
ried under the style by the operation of the
machinery. TO the style or pen which
makes the marks, Is attached toa piece
of iron, resting Just above mass Of soft
iron, which last is instantly rendered a
magnet BY the transmission Of the cleo
,ric current This current is transmitted
The Woodstock age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1844-1845, 1844-06-20

MEXICAN IHIEvEs.-Some time since,
an English gentleman was quietly saunter-
ing along the Poriales, the most crowded
thoughfarc Of Mexlco-his attention being
occupied with the variety ofwares offered
for sale by the small dealers when sudden
y his hat gently lifted from his head. Be-
fore he could turn to seize the thief, the
rascal was already dozen yards distance,
lodging through the crowd Upon anoih-
er occasion, Mexican was stopped in
broad daylight, in lonely part of the town
by three men who demanded his cloak
OF course he very strongly objected to
parting with so valuable an article; when
two o' them placed themselves on either
side OF him, and third seizlng the gar
ment. Immediately disappeared, leaving
the victim i'll the grip Of his two compan-
ions. His cloak gone, he naturally mag
med that,thG thieves had no further use for
him, and attempted to depart The vaga-
bonds, however, told him to remain
patiently where he was and he would find
the resul, more agreeable than he eypec-
accomplish returned, and politely bowling,
handed the gentleman papnJroker's Hck-
IT. ave wanted 30 dollars, and not the
cloak" said the villain; "herc is a ticket,
with which you may redeem it for that sum
and as the cloak Of such Cabellero is I'M
questionable worth at least a hundred dol
lars. you may consider yourself as having
made serenity by the transaction.-Voua
con Dios!-Nayo's Merico
The Woodstock age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1844-1845, 1844-06-20
STILL KEEPS OPEN SHOP AT HIS OLD
U a ] L o II ] M q

w u " M U w Vi
acknowledgements
TIE thanks his friends for the 'PERFECT RUsIIn
II with which they have crowded his shop during the
past season. and rs in duty bound hereby promises
'BECUME ALL THINGS TO ALL MEN" AND BOYS
in making, and cutting for Others to make well Ms FUR
nishing READY MADE, all sorts of clothing, to suit tho
size form and taste of those who want to be essed up
either for fashion comfort or for both combined.
READY MADE CLOTHING furnished at little low
and of much better quality than be had al
any other shop in the TOWN or COUNTY.
Mr. V. Is just in from the CITY with the latest and
best styles Tor the Fall and Winter. Cali gentlemen and
examine the PREMISES.
Mr. " finds his business pressing that he cannot, in
Justice 10 his customers spend his time in Book KEEP
ING; wherefore all pay and exchanges for work be
at the time the work is done.
Mr. V. will keep hook of accounts after the first day
of October next and all unsettled previous to
that time must be closed Immediately.
N. b. FIRST RATE JOuRsEyMAN WANTED. None
bit The first rate need dppiy. GEO. w. NANDULEE.
MnnIs Inrk Srnl %. lsl3. l16 Il
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CROCKERY n GLASS WARE,

n FL.
NOW opening an extensive assortment Crockery a
" Glass ware: including White, Granite Blue md
Sprpgd Dining, Tea and Toilette in complete sets to
match Rich Gold Band and sprs China Tea Ware with
Plates to match.
ALSO
100 doz. Tumhers all qualities, and prces-Pain
aud Futrd Custdrd aud jelly Glasses, Rich Preserve
Dishes, plain and luted do, on stands. so revolving
cGStors, all prices, including splendid article with Gu,
bottles, with many other articles the lowest prices
CllAS. DANA Jr.
Woodstock, June g. lsli
The Woodstock age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1844-1845, 1844-06-20
WollotD 1SlIre,
g. POTASH KETTLES.
pIOI'GUS 4, MILL Cuttings

The proprietor ri the establishment having much rednc
ed the expenses of the work and being DESTROYS RE
DICE the large stock OF manufactures hand is
determined reduce the price the wares, for cash
short credit good barter pay cannot fail Ia induce
Purchasers to call aud examine. Their ClPOLO FUR
MACE will he in operation "Wednesday and Saturday
Of each week running first rate quality Of lronor wh oh
Oers fur all Minds u custom work respectfully solicit
81. JOSEPH MARTIN, AGENr.
iuue is-itlf0
The Woodstock age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1844-1845, 1844-06-20
EDlAaIEIRiA39
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.

THE WONDER AND BLESSING or THE AGE.
EHUSDREDS Of thousands Of people have proved
1t aud all confess IL an entire muster opan. swell
ing, pile eye and 0i every nnmabe affection.
Five minutes viii convince any one that pain by burns
aud sculdS are indeed trivial (Sce pamphets) II is
duty to tell all men this snye is blessing is capable
al saving nil pain aud even Lille when every other remedy
known and the faculty is useless. Every family will use
II. Wicked, low wretchrS are CONTRIBUTING it, and by
their trash much life will be lost and suffering enlured.
with cnd.lihc oilrOntcry they pretend 1t Ia be genuine
II II. Daley snO written M each box, no Magical Pain
Extractor is gcnunc avoid ii ~ poison, Useless and dan
gerOt-,
The following persons are agents for the sale Of the gem
unc article in Vermont;
- J. Allen, Woodstock; Potter and Parker Pownal
NJ IA :. :. Scott, Remington; - r. Peck, East Hen
nngtun in Bennington COunty T. Chlds q. smith,
WimingtOn Perry y Dexter Dover; Nnlh'l Cheney, IT.
TOwnshcnd David T. Cushing, Canhrdgpor, Wndlam
County; Joseph Iadlcy Of So. Chester; Shnrwin Rich
urds0n, Chester; A. l. Thompson n Co., Springfield
bartlett WhtcOmb, Wealher,lCld Dnn'l TAFT a Sons,
Taitsyillc o. Bailey, So. WOodsOCk Walton Brown
Fclclyilc; DAVIS Wheeler, Caycndishi Geo Il. Mou'
ton, Brilgewaler. Oil Gm.
The Woodstock age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1844-1845, 1844-06-20
TYSON FURNACE,

yEyiIE subscriber agent nj the TYSON FURNACE nj
I Plymouth VI, would respectfully inform the former
friends and patrons the c,iablspmont and the public
generally that ihry have hand and continue wrCh
~ to make large assortment ol
The mast 0pprorcdpditcrn COoking Stores;
do dO do Parton do d0
also PIRLOR ~ BOISTOTES,
in great rdriety, togethr miM croy r0ric-
n, of
The Woodstock age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1844-1845, 1844-06-20
WRIGHT'S
VEGET lie PILLS,
% R
Indian Pnrgatiye.

THROUGH many medicines have been before the public
/ much longer period thun WRIGmT's lNDIAN VIC
ErARLE PLsye stands in higher reputeo r has
more rapidly attained firm hold upon popular estimation
The thousands that have used them throughout the length
aud breadth oi the Repubcl bear cheerful testimony to
their thorough efficacy and mild operation when employ
ed in the most distressing disorders (Which flesh Is heir
The Woodstock age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1844-1845, 1844-06-20
ora.
WORMS CAUSE DEATH

To thousands, without their ever being suspected.
Children and adults often suffer much from thCn when
n box of Slermans Worm iOZGnges would give them i'm
mediate relief. Hundreds Of instances have come to my
knowledge, where persons the brink OF the grave fast
wasting away, and the Physicians trying their skill in
vain and resortnI lust the only hope to Shermnns
Worm ozcmges which have Iestored them to health and
happiness How often have mothers called mt the ware
house aud poured forth their thanks and blessings Tor the
res Grafton of their dear beloved offspring Never before
has perfect remedy been discovered for the entire edi
c,tion Of nh kinds a worms.
The Woodstock age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1844-1845, 1844-06-20

ON and inter- November lst, Passenger Trains will
" run daily Sundays cNccptcd In connection with the
Boston aud Lowell, and Nashua and Lowell Railroad, rs
follows:
Leave Hoston nt7 \. VI. II \. M, aud 5P.M.
Leave Concord ~ 81 \. NJ II III \. W., and +. VI.
Trains from intermediate places will run ~ follows viz
IP TRAINS
Leave Lowell al ll NJ, II III =. VI, and ii p.
Nashua Mt A. NJ, p. NJ, and =. NJ.
Manchester 93-l A. VI, ia =, NJ, and pa NJ.
or Immediately on the arrival ri the from Boston.
DOWN TRAINS.
Leave Manchester l-2 \. NJ, IL W, and 33i PM
Nashua nj & l2 \. VI, I'll r. VI, and 81 =. ".
Lowell nj il \. W, 2 p. VI. and l-2 r. NJ,
or Immediately the arrival Ut the from Concord
Tie second lruiuirum Concord arrives in Boston in sen
son for Passengers to take the O'Clock to New YORK
The road connects with the Boston and Maine Rail-
road, that Passengers pass hcwiNt Concord, liza
ycrhl, Exeter, Dover and Portland either way daily
STAGES Immediately the arrival of the first train at
Concord leave by various routes for IopknlOn Newport
CarcmOnt aud WndsOr for Lebanon and llanOvcrPy m
oulh aud lnyerhll Cannon and Oxford; Meredith Bridge,
Centre lnrbur md the White Mountains. On the sec
Ond day from BOSTON, Stages reach ROyulon, MldchIry
Montpelier ANA Burlington connecting there with the
Steamboat line tn Montreal and by Steamboat and Stnes
to Ogdcsburg Stages also from IaycrlIl to Stan
senl connecting there with Stages tn Montreal. Numcr-
Gus other connecting with the Concord Rail Road
to the principle towns in New Hampshire, Vermont
and the Canadns.
Stages run daily from Franklin and SandbOrniOn tho
II o'clock train. returning after the arrival oithr second
train from Boston
The Woodstock age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1844-1845, 1844-06-20
MERCHANDISE TRAINS


Run daily ms follows;
Leave Boston ut 81, p. NJ, and arrive al Concord
the same evening.
Leave Concord at "a, r. NJ, and arrive at Boston the
next morning.
Freight FIRST Glass, 81; Second Class SO.
Freight should he delivered at Concord and Bosion mn
hour nj least before leaving to insure delivery By the
first succeeding Train.
All Passengers Baggage should be marked and ivhen
valued than $50 notice should be given and ex.
ira charges paid claim for damage or loss beyond
such sum will be allowed n. G. UPlIAM sunt
Oct. 81, lei3 isl.t
The Woodstock age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1844-1845, 1844-06-20

DUTTER SALT by the sack or bu~he Tor sale
ed very cheap at the Stone Store bv
GEO. II. CHAPMAN.
NAV TO- ilii
The Woodstock age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1844-1845, 1844-06-20

The Polka is a new and fashionable
dance just brought out. The coons may
as well get ready for jig, toa democratic
tune; they will have to keep both pumps
going. ifihry mean % keep ihclr Clay dry
The Woodstock age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1844-1845, 1844-06-20
CONCORD RAIL ROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

9 3 Pr ~ f;5E-s 1E.i7t .,Fls
The Woodstock age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1844-1845, 1844-06-20
HEADACHE, PALPITATION,

IOwness OF Spirits, Fatigue, Painting, Dependency,
Nervous disease generally, and Sea Sickness are all sub
ect to the curative properties of Shcrmans Camphor
LozcHgcs They cure severe headaches &c, in ten min
utes. In fact they operate like charm, ana no person
should 20 To without them rs they are hlaihle III
Sea Sickness. Persons subject to fatigue, or attending
crowded parties will lind them TO relieve them OF all las
The Woodstock age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1844-1845, 1844-06-20
C0J7GU COLDS, CONSUMPTION,

Asthma, tghtness Of the chest whOopng cough cough
attending measles and all affections OF the lungs, are i'm
medinlely relieved by Shcrmans Cough io2cnscs. They
entirely cure all recent in lew hours ana 0llen
the most alarming cases OF consumption yield MS II by
magic to their happy influence as the Of the Rev.
Mr. Anthony the Rev Mr. Srceter, and hundreds Of 9TH
ers even when they had been given up ms ncurable.
SIERNAN'S POOR MANS PLASTER.
The Woodstock age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1844-1845, 1844-06-20

1000, 600 sold yearly, and for only II l-2 cents
Rheumatism, IumbagO, pain or weakness in the breast
side back, or amy part of the body, Immediately relieved
by the best of all pasers, cost what they may. worn
on the lower part Of the spine cy cure the piles and e-
male weakness, falling Of the Wombi they draw Corns
out by the roots without the least pain joseph lioNe
was almost beu dOube-ths plaster cured him IN lew
hours Mr. David Williams IN old Revolutionary soldier
was cured Rheumatism Cscycral years standing by IT,
The doctor dees the world IL produce better plaster
better Lozenges than his lie is an experienced cdu-
Gated PLY sican member Ofihe Medical Society of the
city OF New York, aud all his preparations are in hiehre
putc with his medical brethren well Ms with n other
Glasses of the community Always you get the genu-
inc Shcmunn's LO2cuacs lastcrs rs they alone are
known and have stood the test for years.
For Sale by :. i. ALLEN and by appointed Agents IN
every town in The Stuie l71-ly
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-07-27
IA Ia
Nile. Orleans, le 10 Jul lot 1914

On III dams 10 Philadelphia ~toqoirer de- ii.
" Tout e 6t6 tfanqaiIIs dams Ia Wills 81
les enyirons pendant In joUrh6e diner
II y a t%outoufs en- vile I'm corps eonsia6.
fablg de milioe. L'agitation so tatme.
lie psuple de Southwark dit 6tre eonyain.
Gu quill ny aura pms de n%onyelis 6meuie
dams 10 district, ct s]ontisnt en- c6ns6adsn.
ee 1nil sefait tout 4 fat inotlls Due Ia
force atfh6e y pataiase.
ION continue i fairs eoufir des bruits
alarmans mails iihpfebablss Of 1ui sont ap.
pr6ei6s 4 leuf iusts yal8ut par tous lee
bon eitoyens. TsBt 10 monde devtait s'ef.
fofgsf de rendfe DsrmansBts Ia ~tthpquilit6
a%etuells ct d'6yitsr q l'ayenif louts cause
de troubles. Que lee aUtorit6B soiebt res.
peCides Ct soGisb0ss OF qu'on s'oeeBpo
aussit6t qa'oh 10 pourra de Organization
de- n0tfe police"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-07-27
COLLEGE DE 81. VINCENT.

up EHuF1gnUs mo-
&c college 6t6 ipcofpora par IA LtgisIa.
ture De rBtat du Missouri, aaec les p6Ivetra
OF privileges aCcord6s aux Colleges ct Uni.
yersitGB dams leg Etafs Unia,fI est stinb /
4~uarants miles au-dessus de Penboucb1ra6s
POhio, sur tns petite cote don Pon jouit de-
Ia Vuc Ia plus agreeable qui embrasss Ice deuz
rives. II = a tine maison de Champagne 4 nrl
mile Ct demi du college on les tIeves pour.
ront passer los joGrs do r6crtations ct de- ga
canoes,
10 systemic d'sducation est c1assiquo on
numerical
Quoif1s cstts iDstitUtfon soft diri0se par
dee ecClegiastiques Catalogues. on Y fecoff n.
distinctement des 6l6yes b quo!qne r~slielon
qu'iDs appaftiounent.
CoNDfTfoSs~PGnsioD aunueIle, Y coupris
10 bJancblssage, le accommodate Ell pabon-
n5ment at msdeoin, S15O. PayabIss 6 tnois
d'ayance,
On paiefa stpafGment pour les ~tapguss Al.
Iemando, EspagnoIe ct ItaIienne, ainsi que
pour II mBsiqug, 10 dessin ct Ia chinie.
u scra libre aux GIGyes de- p4ssgr feg w.
canoes chez Ieara parens OF an college.
Bargeht pour les menus piaisirs sera dspo.
81 cntra leo mains de Peconope De TGtabiis-
setnsut.
Pour plos apples jpformations. a'adresgsr d
w. Adolphe Rozser, agocaf, agent. " Ex-
change Place, ~ Orleans, on au Reverend
Brogard, 4 Baton Rouge.
III mars g II. FfaARi, President.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-07-27

corporation eiyile Oh militaifs qui n pefdd
Fun de sos membtes, a atb6t6 TN signe dc
deuil 80, La trace dos boulsts emptei6le
sir Ice tdiiees PbbliGs, sur Les poftas, sur
lea t6lts des maisons, a bufin6, pour In
postetiie, GHe pBgB instructive ct ss Hslan.
tes.,. Les aitsls du vtai DiaG s6Ht Fens
verses, ses temples s6ht a tetfet et In l6i
humane s'sst yts Vaine6s par f6rntitB3.s
L. eieI ct Ia tef.s ont d8ne 6t6 6utfak6s.
Nous ne p0dYohs eroifs, mOins que in.
mais, aux pr6gr6y do Natiyis'ne. &c phttf
ne psut 8tto qu's&eaptiohnel Tout hon.
me lie en4uf rbpudisfait do lois HetBs. Ef
81 auel1ues ~cit6yeng de- bonbs FOL a%ybiaht,
par sntraingmeht on par surprise, atityt Get
btebdatd, ah bieBt6t liz abj1rstaieBt 1ne
etre1f aui m6ns aux plus hidBdt easss.
L. natiyisme n done porte sss fruits de-
mort. Non content d'av6ir f6uI6 aax
bisds In Constitution qti 6galise les hbin.
mes. adi appslls t0Bs les psaples non pour
an fairs dee it6tes. tnHis pour men foffneF
au'ube CYANIDE 81 belle faHille, II s'esl rue,
0mfna une b6ts fadve, STIR les nstaralis6s.
Que 10 noble sang qu'il . verso fst6mbe
sur Iul III ou plutut pHo we haHs 365
ye1yss, 10 efi poignant dos metres, les &c.
mlsssheBs dss families, les plates do Ii so.
si6t9 ioughsnl COS hont1es tEafbs dli ne
v~sulent point eompfendfs que la ddsibiob
cal flnesto i tous, qui oabIiont q1'hu i9of
dc Independence toutss les nations ssnt
venues tfavailer do CONCERT d Ia gfands
ulyfs de ID libort6. Oul Que l'espfit de
r6pulsion dui a commits plus que dss fau.
tes, qdi a fat saignsf 10 eosnr dc Ia pattie,
ronobeo d ses projects efiminels. s'atf6tef
dams Ii vote quiz suit CO nest point rseu.
iur, o'sst mafchsr au ptogt6s.
Nous ayons besotn d'osp6rer quo ces
ftAeAiops ser6ht ceItog dey coupab1stj que
bienl6t rUnion oubliera seg ]vieilIos don.
Ieura en- voyant 10 natiyishne d6chirer son
drpbenn OF RENTER dams lgs fanRs do Ia
i6eatit6 Of dn patFiotisms. Et oil nne tsl.
Ii abjutation q qaelqBe chose de fr9iasant
pour ram0ur. propte, 81 fhomme dc pnrtl "
queidBs rGbughahee 4 bfisbr les ehafhfs
dp'il a fofg5es iut.m6me, TN tel saefifts a
son colo htfoique, il est digne dun an5.
eain.-Coprifr.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-07-27
yENTE PUBLloUE,
Vente d1 chenin a e6ulisses do Ia Nile
Orleans ct Nashville, accessories ct heuf ss
elAYaa
]. d. HLACHE q I, y. WRtCOU.
EntHntoutH.

J. q. BLACHE & +. r. TBtCOU.
Bntanteufs.
EN- Yeftn De Ia 6,na section da l'aeis tic IA
Legislature i~htituIe 'Aete pour p0ufYoif
au ftgl3mbdt ct i Ia liquidation dHs dsttes
prepayment dies de FEtat ct pour d'antfss
gbjats. 8pbfouy6 10 81 mars 1914, II ssfa
vgHdH i ~f'eneati, 10 ittdi ID ao6l proclaim, 4
midi, i ID Boutss de Ia Cite, rue Saint Louis,
Iss propritths suiHantss
10. Ls thbnln i toulissss On for de Ia
N9t1Yslie Orleans ct Nashville, tomnsreant
Il iIHtefsaetigB dBs ftids du Canal ct B4RsiH,
OF defendant sHr aBg Iohgi6ur d'Hnyiroh 70
Miles aYae les privileges ct immunitGs de-
teute sspacs aec0rdts par IEtat \ Ia rolnBa-
gnib dH fh4niin De fer 10 IN Nile. Ufltbhs Of
Haehvlllat ensemble Ies c~Btiliasss en- fsr gui
bslgant ss tr0dvar tpattilltss D droits 81 a
E8nefs d1 dit ebimin.
25 LES e~seiayes jourdar, John Bull, psh.
ial, Allen IHBe, Frank, George, Anderson,
Perry Of NfHf0,
Et ls mems jour h & h9urss de t'apf6s midi.
au depot da Ia C0hpaenis, al N0uysau Bas.
sin, Do D yoithfss a gapeuf,
7 chars ! pasaagefs,
8 ii. d fret,
/ gfahde ]eitsfHe,
machine i yabeuf,
9 id. pour s%nfGbtef les PILOTS,
3 id. ! bras pour idem,
81 81 R Rai5ss 5s S pour chars, plus OF moias,
| lot dc Bottles a foBss, on coussinets,
] lot daftiflss divers en- fer de- fonts.
90 r6tiss on fer, ayeG appuis en- fer.
70 baffas de fer forge, plus on tnoins.
! Forge aVee OutiIs, &c, pour f6rrgsfon
Tour pour toHfnsr ls fer
| p5tite machine . yapsurs dtm0ntAs
300 4 400 liFfeb de bonlons
4 4 D t0ubsatE de barfss do fer,
CONDITIONS
5lEs dotz9, dlx-buit 81 vinFt. anRtfs rnois
de credit, les acgutfeurs f0ttfniasaBt lenrs
bi1lats eHdossts 4 ID satisfaction da Tftsoriar
do i'Etaf, ayeC bypoth4qu8 Eur Ia porpti6ts
Yshdue, pour earantir 10 placement dssdits
billsts. Bieh antsudn que Il Trtsofier est
autgfisb a rsrsvoir, All lisu dasdits billets 0u
On paiemeBt desdits billets, al fur Of a mesu
re- do leurs teli6aness, les bons OF obIigas
tons ennis par l'Etat, OF qui bourraisnt al6rs
etfe tGbus on sil ny on a pas d'tGhus, C6ux
de Ia sbris don't P5ehdancs a~rfivsra Ia pre-
mi6fe t~sxGeptb les bons OH obligations ennis
par t'Fgtat e1 favour dss Banqnes hyoth6Gais
res il l'effet de Greer On capital po1r dss OBJ
jets dc bandue, ct GeaK ennis au51 NJ nnitipaIL
les Nos. q ct 8 de Ia vile Dc Ia Nouyelle.
Orlaans)
lie ebsmiB Dc fer ct lee coulissss tparses
BsFont vondus en- bloc,
Les s~selay6B stparbment OF sans susuns
Rafabtle.
Lsg locomotives, machines, fgrrsiles, &G.
au depot, en- bloc.
AGtss de gentes aux ffaia dss acqutrenfs.
pardgyant LuGisn Hermann, n]6tair8 public
WE DBBUYS
juliet 7 90 OF Tr6sofior de rEtat.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-07-27

mes nc 60 ghneht point pour blamer lei
mesuf6s extra eeBslltHtidnnslles qui on
pu 6tfe sGga6fesa par Ia f6yfe t9zianae.'
Ainsi lEBqUifer de Richmond, sur Ia pro
position fate par uhe assemble do conf
10 do Russell, Alabama, de ebnyoqusf Unt
Convention Mafidienhle qui pfendfaiI
pour devise Texas OF Disunion, s'eHpfime
dams les lefmes que yoi6i
Nous passons pour ls moment suf
IN proposition fate dams 10 eomts do
| Russell do teniF TN Convention M6tidi6n.
Nis 4 Richmond, Nous dbmandons fort
experimentation Ia permission de ne point
mus On 0tcupBf sbfieusement tHnt quo
eetts proposition n'HUrs pas etb modifes en-
dHua points ssnentiels / 10. Transformed
eetts Convention M%6ridi0hhle 5B uns con-
yenlidn de tots eeuH 1Ii s6Bt fav0rab|ss d
PAnnbHion Immediate, % D6sayeuer tout
dessein do jeter 10 trouble dams fUBion.
lie eafattefa s%eeti0nnel des movements
que NJ. Calhoun fegtettB ct f6pf6tve, OF
6ontfes l%esqnsls N M6Dafee, dams in 70.
cent iiBeoufs d Richmond, s'est pfononee
fsfmellemsBt, fayorlss les projects dos wings
aui, SOUS pf6texts que tUnion est mena
Gee, se falIient Of SO seffent plus eBsfgi.
qusment que iamais autour de NJ. Clay.
serait done neeessaife MI success de cot.
10 demonstration, 81 Ia Vifginis croft de.
volt s'y assoeief, que 10 caraClef8 dc Ia
convention fut misux determine , qu'slIe
no soulsyAt plus eohtro ellie do s6rieuses
objections. Quand ees notifications al.
foit Gle opAf6es, Of pas ayant, 10 PsuPle
do Ia Vifginis eonssntifa peui btfe d prem.
Dire Bstte proposition en- consideration. BE.
Ion feuts pfobabilit6, II d6libefsfa alors sur
In mBsurs puts s'il 90 decide 4 90 pr0hons
Ger sh Al favour, II vera qu'ells sst Ia
meiileurg mani6ro do lageamplir ...
Pour notfe part, nous d6slrons que Cette
question porte aussi peu que possible IN
catact6fs seclionnoI, 81 nous so1hait0ns
sineerenobt qu'elIo 90 ddpoutlle de toute
pens6e de dissolution"
Cette declaration ost SIMS c0nlfedit
pleiue do sagesso et ellie est d'autant
plus inporiante qu'sIle part dun des ofga.
nes loeofoeos lee plus lnfluehts du Sud,
Nous ne sayons pms iusdu'a quel point
l. EHgutrer interprete fdslomeut Ia pens6e
do MN, Calhoun OF MeDufse
mais II est eette fois pour son eompts dams
uns bonnie vote. La chose est assez rare
pour qu'on Ia note on PEASANT.