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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-03-21
PRICES REDUCED IN
Tail % RING

A it has become The fashion Of he fines for
my opponents TO red dee The priseyof Tailoring
and IN order ior me u keep up with the times
mus' DO ihe same, Ind hereafter 7 shall make he
following garmtnts for The foHowing prces-vz:
Dress q fr3ck Coals from $3.50 to 5000
Common do q soo0f,o s35O
Pants rs tosi,50
Vests rs TO $500
and all olherwork as proporiionably low, cutting
as PROFESSIONALLY low and warranted.
J. r. KNIGHT.
RwIssd March, 9Th 1914. 1fl5
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-03-21

Avery Fair Hit A collector of church rates
in England, called upon Quaker who kept a
dry good. store, for the usual sum. The latter
said.
"Friend is i, right that should pay when ne
yer attended the established church p
"The church is open 10 all !" replied the coec-
tor, land you might have attended if you had a
mind TO-"
The Quaker paid the money, and the next day
sent the collector bill for quantity of broad
cloth. The man came Immediately to the store
of the Quaker, and in great passion asked the
meaning Of it, declaring that he never had an arli
Gle from his store
"Ohl" said the Quaker, rubbing his hands 'the
store was open for thee, and thou mightest have
had the cloth if thou hadst a mind"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-03-21
Cows and Land.

4 WILL sell from 10 to 25 Cows, all good milk.
i efs, and are as good lot Of Cows as can be
found in this county.
Also. 400 acres of choice land, lying in Chitten
den at so cents per acre, TO be sold time, IN
exchange for valuable personal property.
b. +. LANGDON.
Casileton, March 8, 1874. iI;l3
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-03-21
MAR RED.

In Sudbury, the 18th inst by the Rev. c. r.
Wilkins. Mr.. Ezra X. Thayer, of Orwell to
Miss Angelina E. daughter of Grovener Wallace
Esq Of the former place.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-03-21
To Rent.

rTNHE farm now occupied by Mr.. Hiiam John
il son, three miles nor.h OF casilcton village en-.
brating good dwelling house and ou,-boildiags,
aud krs,.rste sawfnill well stocked with logs.
The farm contains about 100 acres OF ,od land,
we'll wsiered and easily cultivated. Apply 10 the
subscriber. JOHN CAIN.
Rutland. March 18Th, leii 1914
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-03-21

your tea reminds me very lorcibl y Of the gar
den of Eden
Really sir you are very complimentary
Not at oil ma'am.'
please inform me in what respect
at is we'll watered!'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-03-21

MAssAcHusErTs.-The bill to elect Members Of
Congress by plurality instead Of majority passed the
Massachusetts House of Representatives on Thurs
day.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-03-21

vUNHlS may certify that have given my son.
Il Martin Foster, minor. his time during the re-
maioder Of his minority. and shall claim of his
earnirgs nor pay any deb.s OF his contracting after
ibis date. Wm. fOSTER.
Rutland. march 10. 1914. 1914
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-03-21

Monday, the LIST day of April, has been appointed
by the Governor for the next trial in the 5h and Ut
Congressional districts Of Maine.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-03-21

Let the friends ofthe cause, in each town, see
tina, the notices given for time and place, and
also convey the lecturer from town TO town.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-02-16

over all the other European nations, and at first.
the servants Of the Eas; India company, exer-
csed a rapaciiv which was without parallel
In 1863 Bengal bowed and received the yoke of
British d1mina ton under Lord Give as supreme
commander Bu. they paused here. Ia
1863 they took possession and retained The Nor
thern Circars; il 1859 defeated Hyder Ali; in
III conquered Rohtlcund, and IN ITS look
some Of the finest parts o! Guerra, and the
Concan from he Mahratias.
Thus ends nv notice Of Hlndostan, and il mus,
be obvious TO all that the object Of the En- g!ish
has been, more 10 fill the gormandzing Golfers Of
greedy aris,ocracy. than 10 ameiiorate the con-
dllon Of the oppressed and benighted Hindnos-
ALI
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-02-16
lslszsn0nzMRx1x4Ecs assseHspHxEa4z.
ID IL q Sc s. E " sfS8i
Truth HAS PREVAILED.

PETERS, Vegetable pills have been year, b.
fore the public During that period they base obtaHHei
celebrity unparalleled the history of the popular
medicines which preceded Them have followed
track The happy combination vegetable ingredients
Of earnest study ana experiment., directed by lon
experience in the properties Of medical substances
the pathology OF disease. the anj Dt0dts opernndi
the fluids which minister support
TING human body, and the organization by which
those fluids prepared, modified, and dist5uIed. Tho
triumph Of sS and patient experiment has been complete
Throughout the length and breadth Of land. in Bri,
America, England, the IVES! Indias and the
Of Europe the curative OF Peters vegetable Ps
gratefully acknowledged. They be called he
pur cyceic7tce Southern States. Their
sumption the Potomac, enormous, and
ally the increase. No other Pin 'tgoc- downs there.
however sagafed with hired puff, and nanufac-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-02-16

+ erms of advertising. .oNE Dollar
three Insertions. and TwESrY FIVE CESrs adj
ditional insertonIEN LINES the space occupied by
$50 ems. counted square. nothing counted less
half he counted square and haHPer square for
three months, THEE DofIARs for SIX months SIX Dol
LARS, Ten DOLLARS per ahnam; squares fIFTEEH
DOLLARS FIFTY CENTS annum squares
TwENry DoLIARs per annum. Merchants, Druggists,
and others deertsing hy the year, viii he charged
Of 1890 ms, 10000 per for three-fourtis
of column, $4,000; for half column, SSJ.00 for
quarter column. 25,0uA deduction or 20 per
VIII be made advertisements longer than OF
column. inserted by the half year year,
altered. Chancery notices aud petitions fo Divorces
e paid invariably in advance. Advertisements coming
from abroad be accompanied with cash. nless
ordered Tor publication Ivy brother publisher.
n T.. No advertisement will be discontinued untl
the option the publishers by previous
the publishers and the advertiser
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-02-16
PETERS VEGETABLE PILLS,

may be termed medicine, scarcely
any arrangement organs
Of the which they alleviate
move when administered IN the early Of CONGESTION
the stomach or bowels .hcv speedily relax those organs
reduce the attendant! fever, the suite health
Containing their eAhbi
followed bv that ton Of tie bodily pow
which characteIses operation of other thar
and they be administered without the slightest
ea Of pro cin, The loaI inflammation 50 frequently cas-
ed by the compositions vended by tho quacks aud
chara tans of the day
In almost all stages Of disoase PETERS yEGETA-
BILE PILLS will be found of beneficial effect, bat they
should always be resorted the symptom
Is appearance The roo4ues, IF III. comuain IN to
be easy. and Immediate In bilious disorders, rcmitant
or INTERN tan fever. dyspepsia dysentay. cholera choc.
daehea drosy, eted quotations, II
the spleen sick head ache all complaints growing
imperfect rapid digestion, tope Of the bowels,
male obrnc,ons, habua cos,iveness, and al other die
VEGETABLE PILLS will found uprivaIled in tho
speed certainty and gen,lenoss Of their operation.
fleets Produced. We reply that PETERS VEG.ErA-
BILE PILL acts as PURIFIER OF TIE BLOOD,
By purifying the chylo and fluids Of
composed thyle milky fluid deposited by the dges
ted matter the Of the intesnes ADD which
combined with the hillary is conveyed
VEINS and becomes the principle Of lie ihs medicine
ac directly the chyle from which il exPels all actd
particles. and ali hunors detrimental healthy creua-
ton 1t ceanses the juices and fluids before the cemic
range takes place. which fits them for the immediate
po=es Of vitality. This beginning. To en,bae the
streams OF life with health, II necessary purify them
their sources.
Such Is the radical mode in which this meddine per-
forms It's Testimonials which won't! fiji volumes
(many Of them from high scientific authority
ers and E used in the practice Of Inc arst Physicians
here, and abroad.
In the eady months Of Spring animal and veg
etabs worlds alike Influenced by the change season.
agerlent medicines especially beneficial. One OF
ri LsS vegetable Pills taken this season. may
naH9Teds Of dollars in Doctors bills during approach
ing heats Of Summer. Be wise in time "Preserve and
fe-ia'e mr. that you may contend with
disease IN its ferc-st forms hereafter.
Are you subject pain the stomach. bowels after
ealing accompanied By depression Of spirits, and an india
position to active employment Of body or niRdshooting
pains in back and limbs-uueasness is the region of
the liver and kidneyscoId eetfafnness and trembling
after strong any of the
when denote Of the digestive
cetige aad consequently impure Of
booE II and you value health take Peters Eere,v-
Pills the restoration tha. inyaiuaals
blessing.
For sale ~ the following agents in tbs city.
6rJ-E. Bnsh;we.I, j. h. Dugdaie and ID. p IIolbo-
say.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-02-16

to use their utmost exeriIons for this measure,
and suggesting also the propr.ety OK urging an
appropriation in connerior with other great Wes-
tern measures, (sach as the improvement OF the
great rivers and some OF the mos, importan, OF
the lake harbors ;)-'ha, memorials be drafted and
forwarded se.tng forth our grievances in such
manner may seem ezpedien, to thu different
meeiings finally. that Individual petitions
be drawn up and circulated in every neighbor-
hood in the vicinity Of the road, and sent on, af.
ter receiving the signatures Of every person who
may feel sufficient interest in the matter 10 aGx
his name.
If you agree with US in these Suggestions, will
you take the necessary measures to carry them
into fleet, and, also. give such publicity TO your
proceedings will enable all, who concur 10 the
proprety Of making some general movement, 10
follow The same course. Respectfully.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-02-16
p ALL A DIU M i.
RICHMOND. INDIANA, FRIDAY MORNING,
February 1G, 1s44.
HIT WHERE 1T HURTS, BOYS.

We have seldom enjoyed any thing which has
come under our observation with more gusto than
we have the horror and CONSERVATION of our loco
friends a, the mere singing OF Wing song
Let but single note reach the ear OF loco, and
he 10 suddenly dissolved in sympathy for the mo-
rails OF comn1nity-he becomes phllan'hro-
pic Howard-he doubts the ability of The people
for self government. A second note reaches him,
and he is Neutrality-suspicious.. full choir
Of voices bursts upon his ears, and he is thunder
siruck-his knees knock togo ,her--his teeth chat
ier-his diseased mind conjures up scenes Of the
past, and the ghost of an lS4O fandango, rises
before him. Purgatory would be lovely valley,
beau,ifed with shrubbery flowers and delightful
waterfalls, in comparison. The loco mind thus
becomes freozied its possessor is ready for any
deed Of desperation. Revenge, deep and insa
tiate revenge, takes full possession Of his soul,
and, il unrestrained, is sure to tear his -
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-02-16
RE " q Y 4 Il
(s0cI. and Watch EscpaEr6saS

ME subscriber would Inform his friends and old
ncrs. that he st continues the " au1 Clock Re
pairing, OF Main and Mafke: streets the
old stand formerly occupied by 4 Siddal where he VIII
hcked receive AMI viii patiently icdtc for the calls
OF ali who may favor him with their Work
done with despatch warranted perform low for cash
JOSHUA ID. HUNNICUTT.
Richmond. Nov I7th, lSi3 1917
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-02-16

II is estmat ted that about 5000 person in Miss
ouri preparing TO emigrate TO Oregon Terri
tory next spring.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-02-16
..SlNG US SOME WING SONGS



AnI make yoIr master Jaw.
IA, w, Jaw;
For III have il, If no, the law.
Cbor,.,
WIN, r,fsaIy,, f,,s, vo,r station.
~ Nho" yoi we're a po"' i0ld'i'n'
II "a give you sltna''on'
biHns you say yohd s'sat ha' IA"
Now John, you've done it, ha'n't you!
Yol precious IittIo saint, You.
You're nret,v feIlozy anti vou
To set ~ yotr will for law,
,tnot a IL or a straw
Do "a, care for honor or law.
Yon,4 better ne lo,ki,r about. SIR.
For the moment vour lease ! olt. SIR.
You will feel witboutany doubt, si-
The weight of this huge paw.
I, A. W. paw;
: : - ~
Sc" 'i'79' } % 'f'''' 5''f $50 ''' ~
When set Bla * Dan 10 watch you,
Ihardl, thought he would catch YOU
Win lo.ococo luatch, YOU,
Among my hay ana straw:
Instead of signing tina, lax,
The cash in my box 70 draw,
The nomen, he turns his back, sir,
You arc pcaking through some crack, sir,
Or giving some one a whack, sir,
Setting Up your Will for law
- = '
e'' P'e" - -"
'''oN - -'0'' - -
Ny Yankee lads away, sir,
You're ,ufnin. every day, sir,
And bringing, fron Botany Bay, sir,
New chaps, unhl,g and raw:
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-02-16

4 decided vote has been given in the territorial
Legislature Of Wisconsin against the forma ,inn of
a State Government.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-02-16

4 TRUEISM The Rschmonl Wing saws
There never bully Vet Ina; would no, finch
II pushed too closely. Where's Weller!
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-02-16

bill is before The Kentucky Senate rendering
the keeping Of faro baok penitsnsiary offence
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-02-16

Willis writes from New York-A new fashion
consisting of hghly polished long boots. extending
high as the knee and worn outside of the ''indis
pensables," has been introduced among us and
seems 10 be quite the 'agony-" Breaches will
come next. and broad cuffed coats, and other in
sigma OF about sixty or seventy years ago.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-02-16

TR II II a I. L. n ID 4 u VI.
is PRINTED PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY, Ri
ID. r.. HOLLOWAY Il. w. DAVIS,
At the Southeast Of Mann aud Front streets,
Richmond. Hdlue county, Indiana.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-02-16

Hon. JoHS DAVIS. of Massachusetts, arrived in
Albany on Tuesday evening, on ms return from
Illinois. He was accompanied by nr. RYAN.
agent on The par, OF the state Of Illinois. who
returns 10 Europe win the report Of Gov d
which. although not yet made public the Buffalo
Commercisi Advertiser nfers Is highly fayorable
for the completion Of the canal.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-06-28
MI RIDER AND LYNCH LAW.

The following is from the Natchez Courier of
the 9TH inst:
most atrocious murder occurred on tho plan
tatou of Mr.. BOYD, near Torry's store. III JEFF
ferson county, last Friday wcoll The
circumstances those: Mr.. Boyd, planter liv-
ing about four miles from Jorry's store. procce-
dcd IN the morning to his field to correct one of
his negro men for some offence. While he
doing 50. the negro man turned upon his master
and was about to overpower him, when the mus
ter called two negro women al work hard by to
como to his assistance. The negro women came.
but instead of assisting hin, they assisted the
gro man, and while the negro man held Mr.. Boyd,
the negro women beat Mr.. B. to death with their
hoes. Tho three negroes socreted the body of
Mr. IL pile of. Of brqsMq2q n neat t ting Ffene ot
DAYS. about which time it began to smell and
the negroes removed it some distance, where they
piled logs upon the body and burnt it to ashes
The negroes suspacting the absence Of Mr.. B.,
who was a wdowcr and livod alone, would be
ticed. assumed boldness enough to 20 and tell the
neighbors that Mr.. 3. had been absent for some
DAYS; that his horse had como up saddlod, bril-
died, &C.. and that they suspected foul play. a
search was Immediately instituted by the neigh
bors. Ono thing led to another until the negroes
were all arrested. when they acknowledged their
crime as stated above. The excitement was
very great. About ono hundred persons were
collected, on Friday last, the 18th ut. They APP
pointed jury Of eighteen mon to decide what
should be done with the negroes. Fourteen of
the jury were for hanging tho negroes, and four
against it. Two of the negroes, the man and
one Of the women, wore hung instantly. The
other being pregnant was spared.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-06-28
BE AITIFLI EXTRA act.

Go out beneath the archcd hcavcn IN night 5
profound gloom, and say if you can, there is
10 Goi!" Pronounce that dread basphemy
and each star above Will reprove you for your un-
broken darkness Of intellect--every voice that
floats upon the night winds viii bowail your hops
lossnoss and despair. Is there no God Who,
then, unroltcd that blue scroll, and threw upon its
high frontispece the egibIe glcamings Of lmmor-
perpetual rolling waters, and its expanse Of island
and main Who settled the foundation of the
mountains Who paved the heavens with clouds.
and attuned, amid banners, the storms, the
voice of thunders, and unclaimed the ghtnings
that lnger, and Turk, and flash in their gloom
Who gave TO tho eagle its eyrio where the tenn
pests dwell and beat strongest, and TO the dove
tranquil abode amid the forests that ever echo to
the mnstrcsy of her moan Who made thee.
oh man, with thy perfect elegance of intellect
and form Who made light pleasant to thee
and the darkness covering and herald to the
first beautiful flashes of the morning Who gave
thee that natchless symmetry Of sinews
and limb That regular flowing Of blood =
The lrrepressiblc and daring passions of anb-
ton and love ! And vet the thunders Of heaven
and the waters Of earth are chained A re
there floods that IS not swept under del
uge They remain, but the bow Of reconcilia-
ton hangs out above and beneath them. And it
were better that the lilniess waters and the
strong mountains were convulsed and commingled
together-it were better that tho very stars were
conhag grated by fire shroudcd in eternal gloom,
than that one soul should be lost. while mercy
knocs and pleads for it beneath the altar of in
terccssion.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-06-28
MORMON " 4 {.

\ slip from Warsaw, Illinois. gives tho pro
ceedings of the citizens of that place on the 18th
inst, relating to the violent destruction of the
Nauvoo Expostor establishment. and n threat to
destroy the Warsaw Signal, and 10 assassinato its
editor. The meeting regards these acts of yio-
tence and threats such should command tho
services of every good citizen to put an immcd-
ate stop to the mad career Of tho Prophet Smith,
They declare their readiness to defend the War
saw Press, and in case any citizen, in couse-
Gucnce of any attack being deprived of life to
take terrible vengeance "Thev hold themselves
ready to cooperate with other citizens to utterly
cxterminate the wicked and abomnable Mormon
leaders. They raised committee to notify oil
persons in the township SUSPECTED of being tools
of the Prophet, to - leave immediately on pain
OF instant vengeance and recommend like step
in other townships pledging assistance. &c.
That all Mormons should be driven into Nauvoo
from the surrounding settlements, tho Prophet
and his adherents then demanded. and if not sur
rendered. that of determination, be wa god.
if necessary, for the defence of the people, to
the entire destruction of the Prophet and his adj
horents and to this end that every citizon arm
himself.
The Nauvoo City Council have ordered to mn
prison any officer arrosting any citizen of Maui
VOC engaged III destroying the Expositor press. to
take him out of the city for trial. 4 mass NEE
ting has been called to assemble at Carthage
The streets of Warsaw are patrolled. Tho ex-
citemcnt in tho county is immense. \ public
meeting to consider this subject, has been call
ed in St. Louis.
In addition, we learn that the Warsaw Cadets,
left for Quincy to procure stand of arms, to be
placed in the hands of the citizens of Warsaw.
Unless the proper authorities take measures to
check up moderate this excitement, terrible
consequences may ensue.
Cincinnati Gazette.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-06-28
MR.. POLK Is OPPOSED TO PROTECTING
AMERIC AN INDUSTRY!

The following extract is taken from a speech
delivered BY Mr. Polk al jackson, Tenn, on the
Sd of April, 1913 and subsequently written out
and published by him In a pamphlet form. Ad-
verting TO the position of Mr.. Milton Brown, ono
of the Wing candidates for member of Congress.
with whom he was holding a discussion, Mr..
Folk said:
1.-THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE
COURSE OF THE PARTY WITH WHICH
HE Nh. BaowS] ACTS, AND MYSELF IS.
WHILST THEY ARE THE ADVOCATES
OF DESTRUCTION AND A PROTECTIVE
TARIFF. MEASURES WHICH l CONSIDER
RUINOUS To THE INTERESTS OF THE
COUNTRY. AND ESPECIALLY TO THE
INTERESTS OF THE PLANTING STATES,
| HAVE STEADILY AND AT ALL TIMES
OPPOSED THEM BOTH!''
Let this extract be stuck up in every mechan-
les shop in the State. Let the Blacksmith fasten
II on his Anvi-tha Halter on his Block-tho
Shoemaker on his last-thc Tailor on his Board
tho Furnace man on his Forge-the Weaver
his Loom-tho Machnst on his Lathe-the
Laborer on his Spade-the Farmer on his Plough,
the Merchant his Counter: JAMES K. POLK
is OPPOSED TO THE PROTECTION OF
AMERICAN INDUSTRY! He is the candi-
date of tho British Free Trade Interest, and bis
policy will ENRICH THE ENGLISH MANU-
FACTURER, and make the American Mechan-
ic, Farmer and Laboror poor!-Roch. Democrat.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-06-28
Il would rather be RIGHT, than TO be
PRESIDENT.

This the noble and enthusiastic remark OF HENRY
CLAY time when his convictions duty required him
take stand which many of his friends fearful might
prove unpopular. The remark is perfect ILLUSTRATION of
whole political of Elevated far above
personal ambition. and despsng that trucking, time
serving policy, which prompts tire demagogue
Gure whether likely be popular, before he
ia 1.-THE first enquiry with Mr. CLAY has been,
sis it right will it advance the best interests of the
y!'--and il his judgment told him he for il at
once and with all his heart - L.afnnettr Iair-'"i
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-06-28
Senator Han nesan.

The the Texan Treaty fall. One Senator
only absent, and he Mr.. HASsEGAN, of Indiana
would indulge expression, fee
ling, noticing fact that he skulksd from responsi
biy which be ought 10 have We speak of his
duet it'll sorrow-for such time and such
casion we Infiana BY side Ohio
defence of the rights of freedom. Mr.. WHITE
bis post and did his duty. M. HAssEcAs fled VIVA,
public who danger when it should
be facedl The ordinary of legislation be
tended to without persona hazard-and there is very le
courage virtue required in attending it. But W here
shall we place who will counsel frauc, and by
indrec,nn secretly support it, and ye. fly when he
ored to sustain in puhlit In his grave ofnfamy
which ne has dug wi in hands. That is the only
place fit for him. there he will lie and rot. an ex-
ample of the rdce and Of peFfdy, dessed
by his political friends. while ped by mis- political op
moments, Mr HAxxEGAS has dishonored his sta.on and
the State h. represea:s.-Cin- Gazette.