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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-08-22
SCavCr;s Joint and Nerve
EIN1MENT.

For the permanent cure of Rheuma,isr
Gout, lndolent tumors, swelcd tenJ,n.
bruises, felons, cramp, sprains, numbncs. ",
the limbs, stiffness or weakness ofthe ioi,,.
pain in the back or loins ague, chiIbaio.
nervous headache, sti1 neck, and all cascs 81
EXTERNAL INJURY.
This Luilnent is a rare and valuable com.
hinaiion of warm, stimulan, and anodyne in
gradients, and will be found far supe,ior 70
any other article of tie kind heretofore IN
vented for any OF the above complaints. 4,
an external application TO remove pain and
inflammation, It's beneficial effects are immo
date aud certain. The price put upon il i,
far below other medicines of the kind and
ellec,ually removes every obstacle TO its uni.
versal circulation.
IMPORTANT TO UORSEMEN.
This Llniment is not only beneficial TO lle
human system but is the best article tha, can
he used iorhorses that have been CALLED
spraned or bruised, and for stiffness and
swelling of the joints, scratches, windcals
fresh wounds, &c &c.
OBSERNE-Everv bottle Of the genuine
will will have the signature of r. Seqrcr
Son on the inside wrapper. Each bottle
and seal is stamped Scduer's Joint and Ncrre
L'n'ment, and enclosed in blue wrapper,
on which is a red label. U-7Be sure you
get The genuine, as there are other medicines
which assume a similar name.
Prepared only by Il. SEAvER & Son, Drug.
gist, Walpole, N. II,
For sale by REED, WING & Cutler, 81.
Chatham ST. Boston, w. f. G. Stoddard, Rut.
land; G. q A. Bullard, East Clarendon;
Buckmaster 81 Jones, Cu,tingsville; S. D
Winslow, Pittsford; Warren & Bliss. Bran
don, Huntley & Higgins, Salisbury; Russo
d Gridley, Middlebury, and by druggists
and country merchants generally. Price
twenty cents. 1874
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-08-22
DIR. WISTAR'S
Balsam Of Wild Cherry

The best medicine known TO man for IL
rTIplent Consumption, asthma Of every stage,
bleeding OF the Lungs, Coughs, Colds. Liver
Complaint, and all diseases Of the Pulmo-
nary Organs, may be had the agents named
below.
HJAll published statements of cures per-
formed by this medicine are, in erery respeet.
iRUE. BE careful snd get the genuine
DR WIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHFkRy. :"
as spurious articles are abroad.
orders from any part Of the country should
he addressed TO Isaac Butts, No. l25 Fultno
street, New York. hoIu
AGENTS
DANIELS a. BELL, FINLAND
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-08-22
- PRICE REDUCED.
j he Resurrection or
Persian Pills.

DElNG composed Of the Pc,s,u
I'D Indian vegetable extracts. arc ,l,,. s''
purely vegetable; and for otadicat,n. '''
ease in all its varied forms. ,hey s,,es Gus.
fivalled. In their operation thew cf,oe,'' ua'
remove the Nefy roofs OF diseas,--dysns,''''
diarrhea, dyscniary and all disease, re
ing from an impure state of Tie III Gus
disoidetcd system. They are no, r,.r "
sani in their effects, End at the SAM ''''
restore and nvigotaie the system. n rue
quicken the circulation, purity tho ,il"t{
remove all diseased action, give n ,o,a
the nerves, eNhiliraio the spirits and |"
health and strength to the whole ro,' t.''
No family should be without the p''''
Pills, for ii might save them from, ,ho ..''
bed Of a long and lingering disease O srG.l
ing; also heavy bill OF expense. Tho ,,I
tentative is easily obtained and the c,,l I''.
small. They are the cheapest as VOL
the best pills in discharge box, q pls
so cents-small box. 35 pills, for % co,,.
A pamphlet containing certificates and n i,,
tory OF the above Pills, may be had fro, w.
calling on any OF the agents.
For list Of agents, see Jew Davd's Paste,
in another part Of this paper.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-08-22
CHEESEM ANS
Arabian BaIsan,.

HAS teen known and appreciated for the
- eflica cious and peculiar property i,
possesses for the cure of every kind OF
rounds, bruises, Sprainsand sores; and is a
never failing remedy for acute and chronic
Rhenmdtism. This Balsam affords immediate
relief for coughs and sore lungs, pain in
he side and breast, weakness in the back and
IONS and Is warranted to cure any case of
'he PHeS or flstula Of however long standing
when every thing else has failed. This won
der-working Balsam will restore numb or pe-
rlshed limbs, stiff joints, or numbness in any
part OF the body, and is sure and pleasan,
application TO Burns, Scaids, Sore threats
and QutnSies. Numerous and respectable
certificates may be seen where it has effected
an entire cure in all the above cases. Be
ing prepared in accordance with strict and
well established chemical laws its repn,a.
ton has been and still is onwayd, and is
now now extensively used in all paus of The
United States.
For sale by DANIELS & BELL, Ru-
land IL. Jameson Caslleton; ]. Beaman &,
Son West Poultney Wheeler & Swallow
Pawlet; ID. Andrews Manchester Warren
d Bliss Brandon; and in all the villages in
the county. 42Iv
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-08-22
Lead Aqueducts.

TNhk subscriber, having taken NJ w. w.
whitney, the Stock Machinery, &c. for
We manufacture OF Lead Pine, &c, will con-
nnue me business, as usual al Casile,on Mills.
~ Az us various branches. Lead Pipe of
SUPERIOR quality Of all Sizes, from half inch 10
~ shu , nan, constantly on hand. Also.
n'e'AlIe fumrps' Of various kinds, an excel.
~ atsi''e' known IN point Of neainess and
S'e''.l'} q" Ge equal 70 any now in use. man
~ oiuet' IN h,A line Of business will he
,,.. 1"eaded TO- and Pipe in any qnan,j-
The liberal patronage here,gCo,e ,o..f..,
az "'a me OF business, induces the subsr,;
.rf 70 cOHuaue tie "oid .iand' :, cs.,t'.ll'-
Mills, NJ, NIX Wui.r S,,11,,,eion
'-s'ie'on NILS Aprll 10, 1874. Icgm
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-08-22
Green Mountain House.

NllE subscriber would inform the public
Il that lie has taken the Tavern Stand
ai ClarendonSprings known as the Green
Mountain House, which be has put in order
TO receive boarders, travelling custom and
parties of pleasure--who will receive par,i-
cuiar attention; and all who may favor bin
with their patronage may he assured that they
shall not be dissatisfied with Tire fare or price
--thepro OF this is the Trial
r. a. KILDURN.
For sale at the above place Ladies and
Genlemen's Kid Shoes cheap for cash.
Clarendon, May %, 1874. o2If
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-08-22
GRIND PURIFYING PRINCIPLE
nj 10 II,
This is 10 inform, he public tina, all genuine
medicine has on the side Of the boxes,
Wrighf's Indian Vegetable PiNs,

This is 10 lnforml he public that all genuine
medicine has on the side Of the boxes,
Wrighfs Indian Vegetable Pals,
QSDIAN PURGATIvE)
ofMe North american College Of Health.
And also around the border of The label. will
be found in small type, Entered according
to the act OF congress in the year 1910, by
WIN. WRIGHT in the Clerks office of the
District Couri, Of the Eastern District OF
Pennsylvania"
1t will further be observed that the printed
dierciion for using the medicine. which ac.
companies each box, are also entered accord
ing 10 Act OF Congress; and the same form
will be found al the bottom OF the FIRST page
The public will also remember, that all
who sell the genuine Indian Vegetable Pills
are provided with certificate of agency
signed by
WILLIAM WRIGHT, Vice President,
OF Moth American College Of Health.
Wholesale Couniy Agents.
The public are cautioned against buying
of any but the regularly appointed agents
namely:
w. f. c. STODDARD. Rutland;
G. Clements, West, do;
Brown g. Dow, Cu,tinpsville;
J. Buckmasier, Shrewsbury;
G. & A. Billiard, f. Clarendon,
5. Townsend, Jr.. Wallngford;
1.apham, Vail & Co., South do;
J. 81 S. Vail g. Co., Dandy (Boroueh);
S. & N. J. Smith, do.
n. w. Sawyer Tinmouth;
Vail & Otis, Middletown;
j.. M. Walker, Clarendon;
Ripley & Bailey w. Rutland;
). ID. Winslow, Pittsford;
Warren & Bliss, Brandon;
Ira Button, do;
Ira Bingham, Sudbury;
Weaving & Catlin, Orwell;
w. Chapman & Co, do.
Il. ii. g. S. Aiken, Benson;
x. 5. Armstrong, West Haven;
p. Fletch & Son, Bridpor;
J. Frost, do;
Wright q Buck, Shoreham;
John Simons, Jr., do.
A. Allen, Farhaven;
+. Jameson, Casileon;
j. o. Richardson, West Poultney;
S. Mears, East do.
Allen Grover, Wells,
Wheeler d Swallow, Pawlet,
j: o. LANGLEY, Travelling Agents.
n. b. All orders and communications must
be addressed thus:
New England Office and General Depot
lily 1913 fremont Street, Boston.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-08-22
DR. BRANDRETHs EXTERNAI
REMEDY OR LINIMENT

"hich by It's extraordinary powers abstract.
pain or soreness thus sprains, stiff sioaws
VINE s"eilings, rheumatic pains, or s,iffness
suhness ~ the joints, tumnrs, Unna,nrai
haTdness, stiff neck, sore throat. croon c"a ~
fractions OF tie muscles, srorfulons eoI,,oa
menis' tender feet, and every descriDt,on ~
injury affecting The exterior Of the hnr,,n
lfaIne' are cured or greatly relieved. by HE
hener'io be sufficiently esiolled remedy
Inc following are the only au,6o,;sod
agents Tor The sale OF the the Bran Ifeih PIN
ana hlniment in Rutland County: '''
W. r. c. Stoddard, Ripley & Bailey pr,
iand Hitchcock & Morgan. Yves, Rutland
=: Is. Walker Benson: s. u. Arms,,onu, =
"eslhaven; Goodwin & Jackman. Uoda,,
&llawkins. Casileton; Willard AZ PAM,
faifhaven; w. Chapman d Co, Driven
nug kmas'er, Buckmasier & Co. Shewsbr,s
;. Townsend Wsllineford; Lapham. Val a.
20 South Waling'ord; f.. T. Ropers. d..
borough; Whedon & swallow. Pavlet ~
nimonds' Pnusford Ira Bolton, Warren
t nlss' Bfandon; Ira bingham, sudbury y
sawyer linmou'h, :. c. Bruce niddie'
Vow !" y O. Richardson. Yves, Iuul,nev
H. ~ 4laaiey d Co, Wells. Io.v
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-08-22
BOLTENes CLOTHES.
AND
BNi'r .FS{if ,SORPS.
3. F.MIIITE.

ID. ] w 1T II,
No. G, Morton Block, NIX 81, Boston,
IMPORTS and keep constantly for sale an
extensive assortment Of Dutch Boiling
Cloths ofthe following patterns, viz, Anchor
AIMS of Harlem, Bird of Paradise and Eagle
From long experience in the manufacture and
sale OF this article, the advertiser is enable
to furnish Millers with more perfect and du-
Tablo cloths, and at lower prices than they
car be obtained in the United States.
ALSO: FRENCH BURR MILL STONES.
OF all sizes manufactured at the Massachu-
sets State Prison.
march ,lS11. mis- Gmos-If
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-08-22
RICE. ROOT & co.

n 10. now receiving from Boston and New
ofk a choice assortment of goods
MON, ~ winch may be found Plain and figured
". oe Lanes rich fancy Lawn; balzorine
super scinda stripe, balzoreite; rich black ill
am 'J s1llhi ~ mohair shawls, barrage merino
, ~ aiPacca do; cashmere do; embroidered
NJ de lane DO; ladies' fancy craysis H SoSierU
en- GioIes; linen Goods-Doyles. Nsnkin..
Dam'sl and "A white linen, Boen d r'
si,na IIcr ,assor'men, Of cloths and fancy cas-.
s.hefe Florence, Rutland and aodena Ron.
80 sna flch Ribbons, Gimps, Edginps and
20 t-aoeS' ana many other lhines-to be sold Inv
Iot cash and approved credit. - '''' ~"
Cas'leion, April 80, IsiL 1o,,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-08-22
HANGING PAPER.

'NiE SUBSCRIBER las just received new
n supply Of the above article. and IN adj.
dilion 10 his former stock makes a bette, ss
sof'men, than is to be found al anv ulace in
HE county. The paper is not to be SURFACED
by any In ne market for beauty and durahil,.
~, and will he sold extremely low for cash
Call Immediately, il YOU wish N bn,, 81 .
oe.' and cheapest Paper 10 the county ''''
- Also TRASsrARFyT WiNpo,y ST.
Rutland, Jolly 81, 1874. DA"o'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-08-22

pY TIir NORTH tNfNtAN 'NisihNH w ~
fy,IIESE extraordinary P.llS arc composed
Of plants which grow spontaneously IN
our own soil. and are therefore better adapted
10 our constitutions than medicines concoctod
from foreign drugs however well they may
he compounded, and as the
INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS
are founded upon the principle that the human
body is in truth
SUBJECT TO BUT ONE DISEASE .
viz: corrupt humors, and that said medicino
cures this disease on
NATURAL PRINCIPLES,
By cleansing and purifying The body; II will be
manifest that il the constitution be not en-
iirely exhausted, perseverance in their use,
according TO direction, is absolutely certain
TO drive disease of every name from the body.
THE INDIAN VEGETABLE FILLS
will be found one of the best, II not the very
best medicine in the world for the carrying
out this
GRAND PURIFYING PRINCIPLE
because they cxrel from the body all NOR
bid and corrupt humors Ohio cat sc Of dis
easel in an easy and NATURAL MAN
NER and while they every dav
GIVE EASE AND PLEASURE,
disease of every name is rapidly driven from
the body.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-08-22
office.

a LII persons indebted or who have unset
tied accounts with the late firms Of s..
Hodges and Hodges & Hawkins, at Castle
ton Mills are hereby notified that the same
must be attended 10 Immediately. Messrs.
Hawkins q Hodges will attend to the settle
ments for the above firms at their store.
Castleton, Aug ! lSii 1884
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-08-22
DIR. b BRANDRETYFS
Vegetable Pills.
The Universal Medicine ofI;6 ,

'''VV' 'uV 4T1"1OtHP q I!Te
'ENiiERE are faculties both bodily and in.
u ,eI'ectual Within us, with which certain
herbs have affinity, and over which they have
power. '"'
IL diseases is produced by The impuritv
OF the olood. The Brandreih Pills remove
me cause of all diseases by PURIFYING The
blood, they are therefore properly called mi
versal; they are mild in Their operations and
never falling in their beneficial effects
kemember-That each box Of The genuine
mas upon II three copyright labels. Thai each
label has two signatures of DR.. Beniamin
Brandreih upon it. Tina, there mus, no un''n
each box three signatures, thus Dr. Rep;a
min Brandreth, NJ. ID. And three siona,ng"-
thus Benjamin Brandreth. 1'''e'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-08-22


thorough and complete renovation, and j.
ucwi, furnished aud fitted for Tic com on
and convenience Of intaiids ard The reception
Of is'h,onablc company, parties Of pleasure,
&c &c.
Ofihe medicinal properties of,.lhese waters.
nothing need lie said. llundteos who ha,,
proved their virtue, are ready to testify "ths,
whereas they were once blind they now see -
aud though once lame and iuiirm "lhey now
can heap for jov.
4 LADIES' SCHOOL
is now in successful operation. conducted hy
Miss J. ". Smith Of Rockingham. Ni.sn able
and accomplished insuuctfcSs, which will
give such Young ladies as wish ,o restore i'm o.
paired health and al the same time attend TO
literary pursuits, an opportunity % spending
few weeks most pleasantly, aud at tn
fling expense.
The subscriber pledges himself 10 such
as may please TO favor him with their pat.
ionage that they shall go away satisfied with
his accommodations and charges for the same.
DAVID IIODGMAN.
Clarendon Spa, MAY /, 1914 l9if
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-08-22
GRASS FnR s,1r

"a = subscriber will sell, al a f4ir price lie
ss s'oNing On fTiy aeles Of meaeo,,,
~" ''si Nf'ss' Geo. W. Srro.o
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-08-22

"a ABBATH SCHOOL, BIBLE AND
- TRACT DEPOSlTORY.-A foil as
soriment Of the Publications oflhe American
Sunday School Union, Massachusetts S, S
Union, Protestant Episcopal S. S. Union
American Tract Society, and American BIZ
bic Society, always on hand and for sale nj
New York, Boston, and Philadelphia cat
alogue prices
we have also on hand a large assortment
OF Theological, Devotional, Practical. Bio.
graphical Missionary and Religious Books
suitable for Sabbath Schools and for gene.
raj reading.
All OF which will be sold at the lowest
prices. Catalogues furnished gratis. Par.
tirular attention paid TO furnishing Sabbath
% hool, Church and private Libraries.
1oUNG HARTT, Booksellers and
SiaiOners, 2lG RWerst.
gao Troy, n. Y.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-08-22
TO TIE AFFLICTED
DIR. Elauniug's rafcut Lace

IdT WFTnf1 n FNVfUTf y FafI"Uf tI1nF'
Animmrdiaic telefio incipieni Consumption,
o., Bioneiius of public speakers Palpi.
isiiou of tbe Heart, Dyspepsia, Spinal
rcskncss Piles Yiolspscs Oicti snd
hni. ard Disc ases Of panuteni anG clhll.
iard Ladies wiihuu, mcGiciuoe
w Ills nstumcni has hcon examined by
Drs Mott. Rodgers, Francis and Girls
comb Of New ilaref and Niddlc,uvn. Conn.
and has o5gsiued f.; itself their favorable
testimony.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-08-22
RICE, ROOT & co.

IA WI
IA Coarse Salt at Whitehall prices " th
transportation,
M G4G LBS. Butter wanted in ex-
OsVOt change for goods at cash
prices. Choice family groceries, teas sugars,
&C. &C. al me lowest rates. 23If
Casllelon, June A. 1874.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-05-24
INI Err -.

" ashington TO Baltimore. message, by electric
ity. Will pass another traversing in contrary d.
rection. burning out it wcrc.) without any de-
tention. Like tho of light. electricity too is
extremely subtle. Nor is the fact less aslonish-
ing. that the ground itself is good conductor, and
supplies the place OF another wiro which is neces-
sary IN ordinary cases before any effect is pro-
duced.
The advantages of This mode Of communca-
ton must DO obvious, both in war and peaco.-
nc cast and tho west, tho north and tho south,
enjoy the earliest Intelligence of tho markets
and thus be prepared against speculation. Grim
mails will be deferred from tho commission of
crimes. under tho hope of escaping upon tho
iron horse: for the mandate of Justice. outrun-
nIng thctr flight. will greet their arrival at tho
first stopping place. The humorous inquiries
respecting the telegraph lavo led mo to notice
II with this Particularly.
Intimately connected with this branch Of
science employed Ill oiiocting tho results obtained
by the telegraph. the medicinal applications
BY the magnetic battery mentioned in the report
OF ono of the examiners. This sumo wonderful
ag2nt-tho electromagnetic huid--which also
guilds tho metals, and separates the beautiful ores
dlssoves the calculus (stonc IN the blaider) with
out pam; roscung thus many victims. Otherwise
doomed TO a lingering death, or tho sad alterna-
two of moro cxcrucating operation. The ia
Guilty with which medicines arc infused into tho
system. by the MD of this battery leads us TO hail
the approach of n quicker alienation of human
Woes. and the future success of experiments
trau"ht with the highest anticipations.
Tho experiment of Illuminating tho stroets of
Paris by means Of tho electric spark, as commu-
nicated IN tho late scientific journals, has boon
also most successful: and further Developments
of this application of electricity may be expect
cd. This Isl indeed, as it were, claiming the
l'ght"ing to subsorvo tho purposes of human I'M
Provoment. All of which is respectfully submitted
II. l.. ELLSWORTH, Com. of Patents.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-05-24

II FOR ia Coon Skia.-A; the Locofoco gathering
the IabeEnace in New York. recently, song sung
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-05-24

"hnotc Ayssi,'' said TuALEs ofaIileius His philosc
phy is much attended these days.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-05-24

We are Pledged to justice done Mr.. Van Bursp
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-07-02
CIVILIZATIONS OF THE ENEMY.

The InteiGencer Of this morning contains q long
and exutiug editorial the failure of the Admins
TRITON TO add the Lone Star to our national galaxy
The following are the Introductory remarks
"Itis gratifying to find that the prudence and the
spint Of national honor which worthily directed
lhs late decision Of the United States Senate on the
Texas Annexation Treaty have been entirely con-
hmsd BY the event, and that in spite of all iatrigue
Of al deception, of all the shameful snd dangerous
agitation and deusion by which the legislative and
The popular attempted 10 be shaken during
The crisis Though which we have lately passed the
peace and the character of the country haze beea
preserved. We have no, providence be praised y
besn plunged illegally in war as detestsbc I" that
by which, under pretences much the same Russia
Austria, and Pru..i. helped themselves to whatever
part Of Poland they liked" \.
None of the long list Of British ou,ragcs and CD.
prsssons alluded to by the patriotic ntcligencer
And was it the esprit of national honor which d.
rcctsd the Senate" to defeat temporarily the purpose
Of our Government, and to "grstify" the pride Of
British ministers and their par,isans and retaners
throughout the world
But this triumph of the enemies of our institutions
Glese exultatioos Of the nellgcncer will be of short
duration.
When the British defeated Wa.hingtons army at
Bsandywine. they entered Philadelphia in triumph,
and Allied the air with their rcjoicngs The British
papen, both in this country and in England, were
Allied with exultstons precisely the InteIligencer
, now. Then, too, il was said {" the peace and cha
rsctsr Of the country have been preserved y for the
aristocrsey would allow none to posseas character
but themselves, and a. for peace, they fondy sup
poosd they would henceforward be enabled to keep
the degraded rebels" in humble subsection.
Vain were their hopes, and vain = IN be the exul-
tatiops Of the ln,eIIigcncer.
The freemen Of the United States will no, long
submit to the taunts and Civilizations Of the British
They have marked the recent FESTIVE movements Of
the principal nooarchs of Europe, evincing as they
certainly do dread and apprehension of the resist
ers approaches Of the tide Of Republican civilization
from the New World. The modern facility of
communication rapidly matchmaking the subjects
Of the crowned heads OF Europe with the SPIRIT o.
LssEarY.
And with al the advantages the frcemcn Of our
country possess and with a full consciousness o.
their power and THAR destiny; is il possible that
smile mos,arches be for one moment 80 de-
csived BY temporary check Of our great progressive
march 10 illimtable empire, perhaps affected by
most foul means, to be lued into an exultpg sc.
curityi And can II be possible that the sexagena-
ran editor Of the Intelligcncer has far mistaken
the lndomitsbe and elastic spirit of the People with
whom he has taken up his abode, as to bcsye thai
his gentle and silksn manpulstions will put them 10
slsspl Who can suppose that the unshackled Poo
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-07-02
FOR THE MhDIsONIAN.


Ma. EpIroR The Globe, received to-day. con-
tains the vote 10 the Senate by which the treaty for
the annexation of Texas to the United States has
been rejected. hoped from day to day that this
great measure might be consummated. hoped that
the Senate would have deferred 20 the clearly ex-
pressed opinion and general wish Of the People Of
The United States; but the contest was too unequal
leaving the glorious minority Of SIXTEEN TO contend
against the Wings and Mr. Benton, The ln,elligepcer
and the Globe Thus, for the purpose Of sacrificing
men,. has great good been defeated, without SIN
gle safe, sound, satisfying argument fact being
advanced against the justice or policy Of the
measure.
I pray God that Texas is no, lost to us but II /
were Texan, so help me God, would never con-
sent to another negotiation with the United States
for anne xation, through ell time.
The policy Of Texas Is clear one.
ls, To obtain an acknowledgment Of her indie
pendcnce by Mexico through the friendly Offices Of
foreign powers.
I'd. To establish liberal commercial treaty with
Eogland, France, and other nations
3D. To deepen n, bar at Galveston hnbor to hcsniy
feet waiv.