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4 n m0a ia tie f0rm If II Sea Car
I'll N,., N,rL TriIrDa 81 a..

4 D2noa ia tie form ofd Sea CAP.
Mia.--Fhc New York Tribune OF The
2ist ut. has the following:
Capt. >amnei L. Andrews, Of the
ship Henry kneeland, was Yesterday
examined IN = charge of cruel and
unpsaat punishment on the person OF
I seampn namei Green. 1t appears
thu; on the .voyage Of the veSsc! Iron
Glasgow to tbs port, Green was at
Tucked by small rrx. which showed
itself on his face aud body. The cap
tam, a hi< c"uCsei says, surprising
thai compelling him 10 move about
would he better i,r the disease than
to lie by. le compelled him 10 be IN
deck, and l." WAS also sen aluit To
iurl s.i,>. On the particular night
complained Of. Green WAS d%eiiriuu.--
he vent on deck ABOUT - O'Clock.
The captain caught up a rope and
him. He ran down tie fore
castle. from whence he got into the
hold. About 9 o'clock next morning
some Of the hands went INTO tue hold
aid discovered that he was dead
He was brought on deck, and his
body afterwards thrown overheard.
The captain vas held TO answer.
, 1844-03-09
Vol. HIN o. rs,

acts upon the principle Of doing any
and every thing not especially for
hidden. In practice, it has reduced
the sovereign States to the condition
OF petty corporations.
The first and paramount duty Of a
State is to protect her citizens in the
lawful enjoyment of their life, liberty
and property. and to dispense her ia
voTs on all wiihou: discrimination
dong the greatest possible good TO
the greatest number. The next d.
ty is TO provide for the education of
her citizens. Any reasonable sum
expended IN that way would, aside
from the benefits conferred on our
youth. be more than refunded in the
reduction O crime, and consequent
Iy saving the immense amount of the
costs paid by the State and the
"a! counties n enforcing the criminal
law. Besides, il is very necessary,
Il we would secur the perpetuity of
our free institutions, that our citizens
be educated beyond that Of any other
county.
am opposed to the issue of five
dollar notes by the Bank Of Missouri
that there is less democracy in
a five then in a ten dollar note, (for
really ] do not think there is much
S0HRd democracy in eitherl-but it is
bad P"Il"y, its tendency being to ex-
ciurie silver ana gold from circulation.
am opposed 10 the destruction Of
odf hank. unless all the States should
do like wise, which is not at all prob
would rather strengthen and
enable it 10 afford all the facilities to
commerce III ITS power.
If the question were new, for the
first time, TO arise, Snail we have any
banks? a]pprehend there would be
but little diversity of opinion among
democrats-all would raise their vol
ccs against the measure. But that
question cannot now arise; we have
Banks amongst US; they are so inter-
woven win our system, our policy,
and every ratification Of society,
we cannet. if We would, rid cur
Of 'her. The only alterna-
tive !rit for this generation, is tore
ana correct the abuses of the
banking system, purifying the currea-
y 81 i.r as 1t is their power.
J an content with the prsssrt
node q plec.luG our members to Con-
I.c.s. have seen no evils flow
rom the practice, which might not
II an equal, or perhaps greater de-
,rr,. enter into any other manner of
.hoosIny them. am. however, not
on the subject, and to graf
" the feelings Of friends, would not
70 di,tricting, provided it can
oe doae safely tie the democracy.
The sovereignty, independence
consequent responsibility OF the
Governments should be main
ara upHejd, for there are great
Y tears OF running into cons lldation,
han 'r"m any other quarter.
1t should he Il cardinal principle
Nth St.;r, NJ. 20 let her expendi-
urcs exceed her reveGue; and 10 pre-
cut dat economy should lie observ-
d.. II short. | believe there is much
iSdom hnc tru,t. in the maxim, that
that goraimnsut is best which gov
rus least
With due ccn>idcTaiion, ! remain,
.enlIemen, yrur fe::ow citizen,
7. II. Mcbride.
, 1844-03-09

A machine has been invented in
France 10 make shoes, by which fifty
pair may be made in one Gay. 1t is
said that there are twenty millions al
people in France without shoes, not
being able TO obtain any.
, 1844-03-09
Major Jones gYCaii"S~-TEac Day
Fixed.
PI>Gvm.LE, i'n". ?. IC-

PI>!vHLE, EE". ,. 1873.
F. In. Tu"ur+.N-.:rw Sir
Evcf since ! vi, ~ Inst ~I,t'e~ IA
yoo thingS IS ION" on i,e. a sta" Il,
a single. AM Tia "nlr tliaa l:.r'
tronhIes ne Is. I'm afraid is I,a god
To lat. i a~iNals been tie WV
with NE ever sense ! en- remember.
Whenever i,n the harrv~s'. sGnth.a4
seems Ia tu:n Up lGst 10 ~ set al nay
calculations. and INV, .E"u-h the AfI
Is sot ior tie wc!Iia. ani the %;i'-
Ions"s Is gettln every t.in- rcIty Is
fast as they can | wouldn't be sar.
prlsed much il sane boHingdie thIr-
was to happen. some verr,liualc or
sunthiag just bust it al up ain.
though | should hate il m"nStrous.
Old Miss Stations rcd that r;era
in the Miscellany bout the mistake Ia
p7rson Mlllcr's figures, and | 4" be-
ileve she's a giad about it as If she
was sure she would ike . whole iIlou
sand years more herself. She SAYS
she haint got no objections 10 The
weddin now. for me and Mary Will
have plenty OF lime to make a iorlIn
for III children and raise them up as
they ought to he. She seS she al
ways wondered how Mr.. Miller could
offer the thing out so STRAIGHT to the
very day, without a single mistake.
but nov he's made such a terrible
hlunder of a whole thousand years.
she ses she knows he amt nc smarter
nor other people, if he WAS raised at
the north.
It's really surprising how main
popular it does make 4 body to be en-
gagged to be married TO a beauiI-
iul young lady. Since the things
leaked out, every body'S my ticker
Trend, and | can't meet nobody
wherever | go, but what wants TO
gratllate me on my good fortln, cePt
cousin Pete and two or three other
~iellers, who look sort o like they
wanted TO laugh and couldn't. Al
most every night Mary and me is m
'ited to a party. To;her night We
Went 10 one 10 Old Squire Rogerses, !
, 1844-03-09

The Hon. Samuel Beardsley, a repre-
sentative in Congress from New York,
has been nominated by Governor Bouck
to ill the vacancy in the Supreme Court
of that State, occasiOned by the death Of
Judge Cowan.
, 1844-03-09

day.
IA Unmitigate1 Tiildin.-The CITY
is Vie with Il report. aud given bv
. Old ~:e.Ihbor Of the Commercial in
>nch shHPe ns 10 be Stamped VIII,
tu'b. that challenges even y. York
and IiLlrdeiphit to equal it 10 tnrpl-
udc. Il appears thata Young mer-
chant Of Cape Girardeau. Wi.n for
mcrIy lived. and whose family is now
in this city. so far succeeded in gam
lng the confidence Of Il family WIo
had removed frnmhere 10 that vicini-
". as 10 he entrusted 10y the mother
"i;h The care O! Il daughter of IG
years. who was deSIrous Of return
HCt to tnr ct, to learn Il trade. The
wong vl.!ra promised To- the unso-
.r;i-u""tej gi:i protection "n ti.r say.
md tt'eut,,ns tr.m his re,1lives tn
llr had procured her a place. aud
ain such asSgfiI CO. tur n!.,Hpr. H.
the ab-ence at au mtru.,c-t,e l,s-
aud. permitted her to drpnt,. GA
tie hf.r. q 'rrra'c c,utinurd her OF
d nger. and i.uS HidccI pr.Iruae,
and on .i,T %~riIva! l,ca It vas uui
without e.rue>' assurances lrnu. tie
heertt,>S E5nilhat she permitted him
t. co"durt her to bis ~aaYHt'S; TIA, va,
-
, 1844-03-09
Rates of Advertising.

One square, of 10 lines or less, for tho first
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and payment eZacted.
, 1844-03-09

The Russians, by their own ac-
count. lost sixteen hundred men and
lorty-fve officers in one Of their re-
cent conflicts with the native forces
in the Caucasus.
, 1844-03-09

r
JeS' NC" ~" 'flcA as they play
:" VA me- i"Sr WIS " GOOD mI"y
I,,', ""a as uie squire don't allow
":"rl"' ''!+E a,' p'aE'd games and
u'sHs ana n''cn '~""''s"neSS' to pass
~ "rI "'tl'' winch !" my h"tioh ;
0oIH,r an,e ste verse 'h'n d'nN'o.
ooGS'h [e'e "@S mar sl!"rgnG
1""' u HIS "'IEeS'' u VITA bis dan
J'' ',""St,S ana ny "nieAe'S' ana
I'P" &c t'h" Ia" S':ine 81 OF every
G w y Else Ie<ta' u" always does
"I.' 'i''r"! he S'S'
PoSe We b%E brother h"b-Ie's
P'"E "r%'"'r h'o.
1'@' 'e'> pay mat; SEES al ",N.
"TT, =" '' "'''Ir' n"'' MHjeE! ,
W." "'".Hrr h'h! >eS l. tor l
"''' | N','" "''.''H """' IL, ana !t"iS
'F va! '"t' - 'e 50 N~omiH3biy
'"'H IL;
i''iI N'"' S'S he,',y"" ant *"i"e-
''GE c',r "'"-, Sc, Gown hthe chairs
az" Ir ''!"''''i'd a.d ne rest t'is.
az WAX i""A1 atm f'Ght y"H- and
N''P ,''H'h! y'" on t"' head WIN
,"'I''h'"E III 20" 2GeS' |h' 30
{ E"a'
80. how "''' a''! SeSi'
"'!' . ne 'N'e" an! one lFHS
'Ha, yea nus. say hf"'ti"t In u"h-
yea: 'h| ne" '"'E Ii ak vi" """5ed
o., ~, you -a@>S 'oe rye one
l'',' ''i ' u.s. 'i"e N""F pace a"d
=" "''', 60 -. '','E -''S< ""n h'"os!
en-. Il you" ne 'lhai' l'di WIZ,
S'S r. - Ter '"h-
Nt''' -, i '"htiH'HI 10: .''n;
""' ,''.., e.e S'l OK ~" "''.H+
"'' we "'''' n' we room an! ""
sly "''h, ma ''@E 'i'' " N.n'N"'
Ci"l ~ l-E- IS ttr m.Sri,ri. - /
, 1844-03-09

,drsdfui. Tell hio,. SIS. <es Wis.
Caroline. Lui Mary look 4 RE do~a
and didn't say Hn,hin. III rr,! HIM
seshes'ah, us - NJ you iant
now. stop. Stop SIS Mary. .,nd sin
phi "er pretty little hand Ute over
Mis- hesI"h's ronth. aud looked like
she'd cry for Il little. felt So sorry
Tor her, told EN- | didn't want to
know. and they put the things away.
and bImehv | went home. hut | kept
tiinhin all the way " at upon yearlh
1t could be. spo>e Ill find out some
day.
, 1844-03-09

cousin Pete mt ont, ,Lroo ob,;r, oIt
together in y rne for ,Iramo ,n,
Mary .ha n,, shao, "..,,a :,
make -em Inok - I,r,Io ar.r3 ri
Bvers WA. To h. KmN., II ,iar. a.
10 be Queen.
Now Won mu,t all Come in o,Le,
room. scs cousin p,ta .,nI,. ,bon,
what beIurgs 10 the CONT, "nL ,ban
You must be ~ip,ro., ced ono -, :.
/ %tiuc.'
:! aini rwine., ses Tam S.,li;,,s
for there's some nick IN n,
.No there amt srs r,r,i, pa,a IT,
Give Won my word ;h.ra an, t';.L
. onfv 2 little iun,'
.We!i,' SEES /, rs ha,I G,, oc,r-h
one niiy.'
Mar, looked at me ard l;rl o,
wlnked. and SEES She, .vou',e nna -,
tie coujtyou know. Iisiar. brt los,
go uui nj the count is summoned
before the throne. We'll vcaI vop,
VI, al.d binetv Bill Byers chilled an,
.o.ds and ladvs what 6eI,po,,1 :, rtIe
court, and We all went IN and ,urE
c.airs CA b,ln sides # the throne.
Cousin Pete vas 10 tie the G.Srop
ia;erluc,d and Samuel yas r.
ue tie teller who Introduced The com.
ang. Well blmeby Tie door orr"
81, in cone cousin Pete. hoyin and
scsapin. aud twI>,in arI ,jg,,e,n ,,d
p..tn GA moro ares nor a French
Gana!a uaa>ter-Ec eat Croicket, ~.
f., ms, TIA. kr,, -, -. ,,,
Of the Throne at.1 lie Queen On t,,b.
er .-4yiL Room l,iGe gI:a,.. tnr s,ra
ole els. S.n uas >, u,Ii riI.r.h.
ut cousin p,te's aDljck, ,ho; Ls
cu.l.,'; nl.a.y ,.clE.
.p,..u. Peer JONES' ia ! !,
tg,d.ce ,cu +, l.t,y Majesty KIM,
q
, 1844-03-09
Letter from p. n. MCBRIDE. 30 the
Platte County Committee.
Paris, Mo-, October. 1913.

ASAc
GENTLEMEN: On nv return HON,
ga The Goth INST. from tie upper en-,
Of my circuit. had the honor 70 re
ceIse yonr letter Of the 9Th Seplem
her; and although the time for YOU
meeting has passed. vet respecI 70
yon and those YOU represent prompt.
me even at this late period to repl,
10 your letter. Besides. the partial,
" OF friends having connected IN,
same with The office OF Governor. i
IL hut natural and right that those
who are wisely invested with the
power oi choos no their rulers would
desire, and should know. the ~orinions
81 those who aspire - their suffrage:
and. furthermore. | do assure YOU that
II 1t were in nv power 10 attain the
Office IN question nirhout any decIar-
alton of principles. | should shrink
from 1t. LIDO not soiicitth extension
OF a ''genereus confidence" have
no political opinions "not for the
public eye"
~ "'S aSS'heh' ieei' III
,"'"'"3 |" your 't''eT' crows "u'
"'", I'M,' '''p""'''"", which leaves
~. ""''' 'E""i"l' "i ne particular
points upon which vnu desire me to
s"e..k. If INV declarations shall be
"'''' ~" ''.'' Nti' ''"H''!'i
49, ~" ""' ".,'."u!s Il 10 d d'sp'S'-
''' roo ''u|' "n YOU
~ -''- - ''"'H 'so'''e"'S 90
W y" 'ns ~'l'''''
'! "'Iii'' ""' nave '"'''
'"-,. ana '~,'''. e'''
'"''''' I" '"e ''T"' o'
''E."".e ''e ""G-''"e
.I,'''' ',in i>'n, uINH
-. 49, ''''"
r. "''''"'heh' Is enc
,N' '''.'''''' p'"e'S'
'''''"! ~ '"''''''! 10 exercise any
100 ""'e' ''''n '''s" Ion'l'''cd III
''' '"''>'''uI'"" 81 '+ ''"'''eS' ana
S-''' "'"c' "~'|''e''I powers as are
''''" 'o'y necessary i' car! '''" FL
''' al "a sly I''S-"''' powell
am ana en.' nave zee" "PP"S'"
~ -'''''"" h'''N u al! ana every
-"e''tNin2 ui%' CONGRESS
Has 10 I'rh' Undet a"y c'AnSe o. II
c""S'''"'''N' Sl'',' express u !h'FIied'
~ II'"'''' " "'""'
am opposed i'a P~'0''ct''e U'fii'
1t III Ht''' d 'n'''n@ ','sn'e "3c'S'
ny "a SuPi'.' ''C 3'c''"7H ~ a
'''''', aHI ''..''' th'' lie Incidental
i'"'11,'oh "!'"ldrd |" Lh.'U''c'"'e'S
DE au''' '"I''! Is a s"i''olth' n''ht!
~ "n''" '"-"seu ,'e'r'"' i'"'eC-
- 'l"'Fs' ana rom necessity
'.iS' D. al IN" 'S''"'e "' some OH
-, ."''te''' ana I"'','?'' Il.
'"''-S' HE''r"''"'e - t'' =.e%'
'-.'N' % eur c"u"'iE' asa 20 la"
'''u' F'"'ec'''' FER ''"' - rune III
'"S 'A"'t"''' A'''">' az ""l"''eS
t'.'' ms "e ~: ''@''u rom t'e S"'-
''n,-' 81 '"' "3''e"I"'"I's' i
! a'' oppose |" Inc "'''t!'"'io" "'
'"e I'"coed' Vi 't'' S.l'> "a ''' pup
nc 'hh"S "'''"s '"e ""''s' 'o' Se't,
IS'>o"S. Il 'V" u. Wiz" wi"
Isl. III ~ ''h'chte
u'St'"! ne h'efe''"e"'e % tH'
''iI'S' "a. 'he sue'E," "n''i "
J'"'ES 80 '"e ge"e'al ETNe'h.h'E''
'''"oy W. 'H""S' VII &c
en- ""e St""""S - Fr@'
l@''S' ana 'i'e '~euuc'"" ,, u'e P''Ie
'hs PooI'c '%"I'' +u'. ih' prs
nj "~"Po'e'l>ne" I'H"!.''" " '"e
: 'e'Su'E' '"'' i"' "''!S'"h %
nat 'u"n nom t"' t"'"''"' u "o
'uo,'c '5't' OBJ =" ""''' |A1"
P''i'! =" '"'S'"E 'e'e""e
,'"' 'he people, 10 Oe 'e"iH gre" 1"
mem. ,
am III IaNoF % SPEEDY ana Ftotipt
, 1844-03-09

+. 81 went over to,her mite 70
see 'em all, and they was as hissv as
bees IN Il tar barrel sOwin and maxim
up finery. Mary was sowin sumthing
mighty fine and white with Iufles
and iIcamarees all round it. .Vha,
kind of a thing is thati ses /. The
gals looked ct one another and laugh
ed like they would die, and poor lit
tie Mary (b!ess her soul) KEEP gether-
in 1t up in a heap and KEEP blusIlin
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-06-08

We this week place o, the head Of ou'
paper the names of POLK and DALLAS
,he nominees of the Democratic Nauona
Convention for President and Vice Pres
dent, with as much pleasure Is we ever raj
lyed under The banner OF any candidate IN ;
polliral controversy, believing that the de
mncratlc party, the achole party, will be
uni ted in their support, and secure thei
election by triumphant vote. We are
Strengthened IN our belief from the univer-
cal pleasure that covers the face of every
democrat with whom we meet, and the cha
grIa and disappointment thai pervades those
OF the wings. The wings had built their
hopes of success on division in the demo
cratic ranks, confidently expecting that ;
man would be nominated by the Natlona
Convention, who would not unite ihe party
in his support; but now, hearing the uni
,ersal shout from every quarter, Of Polk
and Dallas, and not dissenting voice to
greet their aching ear, they are almost ready
10 give DIP the contest in despair and yexa
,ol.
The nomination has, in fact, completely
josied the wings from the track. and in or
der to again Ieft for service, they mus
manufacture new m after for their speeches
and new songs musibe written; as even the
yallou l. ivar has bocoma almost ohs s0Ipia. -
Blu, no matter, new or old, it is all the samr
10 them. Polk and Dallas will be elected
and Henry Clay allowed 10 remain at Ash
land.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-06-08

sC%We were presented few days since
with a stalk of Rye, from the farm of Jon
a,h an Stroup, of Mount Pleasant township
measuring eight feet three inches in length
This beats all the boasted Rye, of DanvllIe'
not only in length, but it has the quality OF
being good Removal Rye; and raised too
on what the Danvie people call The bar
rem lands of Fishing Creek We would
advise the DanviIle boosters 10 try again,
and if we cannot again excel them in Rye
we will this fall show item, the growth o.
one season, larger and better Furnace es
Enlistment than any ,hey can produce ii
their section.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-06-08

Dreadful accident at williamsburg
The New York papers Of Saturday
ecord dreadful accident al Williams
burg on Friday evening. Six chidrer
were killed and one badly hurt by the
cavpg of bank Of earth. 1t appear,
that they playing beneath the bank,
when it gave way and buried them be-
realh many tons of earth. Vlgorou'
men, with spades, were Instantly al
work, and succeeded in rescuing alive
the adopted daughter of Mr. Clevenger,
ferry master, named Ida Wlggins, who
now able to speak, although horribly
bruised and deprived of an eye. The
other six were dead before the men al
work reached them. One is the daugh
ter of Mr.. Paul, druggisl, aged years
three are children of MIR. Lewis Jones,
carpenter, of Grand street, Harriet and
Abigail. aged about Q and 6 years, and
Mary Jones, aged about Is months
Martha, daughter of George Darlington
'ged or s years; The sixth is Della
Spence, II years old, daughter of la
boring man.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-06-08
Eva'egRaRgSge
HOUSE,.
Bloomsbury, Columbia Co. Pa.

THE, subscriber especially informs hi
friends, and the public generaIy;that he ha'
taken that well known stand, in Blooms
burg. formerly kept by William Robson
and that the House and Stables are under
going a thorough repair As his bar will
,lways be furnished with the choicest o.
Liquors, and his Larder with the best the
market affords, and having good SabliDe
and attentive hosllers, he with confidence
invites all to call and test his ability as a
caterer for The palate and stomach, and fiat
lers himself that none will leave dIssals6
ed with their treatment,
rhe worth of the pudding islod m the eating,
jome give it trial, there will be no cheating;
Beast and Man shall always go away rejoicing,
Swearing by the powers, s,they' call on returning.
NJ. SILVERTHORN.
June 8, lS44--7. 3m.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-06-08

La&es Huron and Superior. The
estimated expense of constructing ca
nal, l2 fee, deep and 100 wide, in the
most substantial manner, connecting
Lqkes Huron and Superior,is S454, 1o7
55 It's n5th will he about a mie.O, {
of the bills before Congress contains at
appropriation for this object The ca
nal is INTENDED 10 be large enough tc
admi, the passage Of steamers OF GOO
tons.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-06-08

Rum0rs.-The following are the la
test rumors. What degree Of credit is
to be attached 10 them we cannot say.
1t is rumored that Col. Johnson has de.
clined running on the ticket with MI.
Tyler, aud that Gov. shannon is 10 be
the substitute Ii is also rumored lha
Mr.. Rantoul, of Boston, is 10 be nomi
mated as Secretary of the Treasury.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-06-08

Immigrants. The number Of Immi
grants arrived at New York on Friday
was 2423. There have arrived al the
Q uarsniine Ground during the month of
May, 235 vessels from foreign ports,
being an increase of So over the cores
pom ding month Of last year. The a.
bove vessels brough, $3.50 passengers,
being an increase Of sl4o passengers.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-06-08
DISSOLUTION oFPARTYFRsHlpI

THHHE Copartnership heretofore existing between
N Owen ID. Leib d George Frederick, at the
Catlawissa Foundry was dissolved on the 10Th Of
March last by mutual consent All persons know
ing themselves indebted will please make paN ment
md those having claims will present them to Owen
u. Lei5 who is duly authorised to settle.
OWEN u. LEIB,
GEORGE FREDERICK.
N. b. The business will in future be con iucteo
by George Frederick who respectfully soclts a con
tinuance If patronage
May 90 ls44--5.
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DIVIDEND.

NO1ICE is hereby given to tho Stockholders
~ IN the company for erecting Bridge over
the North East Branch of the river Susquchana
between the town of Cattayissa and the mouth of
that the Managers have this day de-
cared dividend of YScUentv--duc Cents ger Share
for the last six months, (equal to per cent. pei
annum) which will be paid said stockholders or
their legal representatives. at the Ireasuror's Office
ON or after the 18th inst.
EZRA S. HAYHURST, Treasurer.
Treasurers Office, Cdttawissa, April /, lgi4.
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NOTICE.

THE Members of the Independent Troop. pos.
sessing State arms or accoutrements of any descdp
ton are required to forthwith deposit them, either
with DR.. George Lott Orangevo, Wm. Neal
Bloomsbury, or with Bright X. Paxton, Cauawis
sa
FREDERICK sWABY, Capt
May IS, lSi4.-5.
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An immense mass meeting was held
in Philadelphia on Saturday evening
tIsi,to respond TO the nominations made
by the National Convention. Among
other resolutions The following were
passed.
ReSoived-Thal we cannot but admire
The msgnsnimous cond lcl Of the friends
Of D, ominent candidates In the Conven
ton, in sacrificing, a, !he proper mo
menI, on the altar Of their county, their
particular predictions and parllaIIties,
with view TO promote that unanlmity
so essential to success against willy and
RECKLESS Ell emv.
ReSoived That in james X. Polk ,oi
Tennessee, the Convention has given us
a candidate who may safely challenge
The severest scrutiny of the Federal
Pr SIS into his public and private life
We know that he is, and has ever been
a consistent aud unwavering democrat
that he came into political life under
!he auspices of The Sage and Hero oI
The Hemilage-,hat close friendship
has ever subssled between tbem-ha
Mr.. Polk was found by the side Of Jdcl
son throughout his struggle with tina
monster of iniquiIy and corruption, the
United States Baok-and regard thes,
rs just the qualifications that should re-
C mmend him to democratic ireemen
and for which we will, through the ir
resis,abe power of the ballot box. ele
vate him to the chair of STATE, which
has been wor,hily filled by Jefferson,
Jackson and Van Buren.
ReS0ired-Thal the nomination o
George Al. Dallas for the Vice Preslder
Icy is a meri,ed tribute Of respect to thu
Keystone State, by the selection of on
jt her most talented sons-a pure states
man, sound lawyer, a ripe scholar, ant
a ripe den corat, Of whom we are jusll,
lproud-- who, we pledge ourselve
o The democracy of the Union, will
pe form 10 The letter and spirit of tn
lConsttulion the duties of the station Il
which his countrymen design 10 elevate
lhlm.