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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-12

Cm,ada.-The Washington correspondent Of the n
Y Express, who frequently obtains information of MATS
tiers in embryo, says: at whispered here, among The
fequeners OF The White House clique. that there is to
be an outbreak Of the Canadian Patriots at Toronto.
within week from this time. Much consultation is
said to be going among the Locos. high in office,
which seems 10 have mysterious connection with this
rumored movement and hin, has been dropped by one
Of the eaky vessels thaa annexation scheme is on
foot, TO coupterpoise to the Ieras treaty.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-12

There will be Barbecue vivsn NJ MI, I,ure,
10 ti1e county Of Halifax. Friday anc Saturday
.he 2o'h and 2lst days of September. Il 10 de.
igaed to be free and public, and all parties and
al persons are invited to attend And the shigs are in
ved 70 orng their oes, and abes speakers as it is de-
signed that there shall be free and fun dscnsson nf the
questions involved in tie approaching Presidential cleo
'ion There will be preparation made for several thou.
sand persons, and 1t is expected continue for two days
By the Committee
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-12
E-S1fCr and STAPLE
81 l. X q d . DS.
VILLLi.NS. R.7Nkl.v e. PE.V.VLN.ayv.
No. 6S WILLIAM STREET,

| No. 6S WILLIAM STREET,
! CORNER OF cEpAR srREEr. NEW Yoax.
| W ouLD call the attention of Merchants Visiting
" New York Tor their Fall supplies. to their ext.n.
sive assortment VI entirely
NEW STYLES FALL GOODS.
10 their ordinary stock. which comprises full and se-
neral variety OF Staple aud Faney silk Goods they have
oeen making large additions OF ENTIRELY NEW
81 LIS, expressly adapted to tho season.
FROM the facilities which they possess In the purchase
VI uoeos al mo very lowest pfeestheir unryaed and
very extensive assoRenthey feel assured that It will
DO In their power 10 oter extraordinary Inducements to
purchasers who desire aud deserve 10 buy the very
BEST terms, and they determined spare no pains
10 make Tor tho interest such make their sslsclous
iroin their stock. Ia
DRESS GOODS
hey can show great range of styles, In Rich Printed
ashmere Dt.cosse, oi laes, PARIS patterns; Tcssns
Grape DE LANES. Muslin Do LANES Of PARIS styles
never before offered.
Alpaccas. BOubazines. Black and Blue Silk, low and
high priced.
/ Sll.kS-Csmeleon Brocado Silks; Cameleon Broehi
Striped Silks PLAN aud Satin Striped lcllene mos;
Black and Blue Black Satin Striped and Brocade hgur.
Silks; Satin Striped Gros CRANES; Black aud Hue
Black iros de Swiss; Italian Luslrngs Clos s Rhei M,
,,ros dAifques; Black and Blue Black Sans. Plain aud
Figured Sauns Also
MILLINERY GOODS in great variety, compri.
sing Bonnet Silks and Satns OF entirely new styles BON
net aud Cap Ribbons, rich Fall patterns new designs
Bonnet |ees. plain coprs black aud blue black fgur-
ed. shaded. PLAID; cut and uncut.
IACES.
CAP Laces in great variety, Of new aud elegant pat.
etnsi Trimming laees and Lace Edgngs, black and
whites Silk. Lsle, Gulpure. Meohn, Brussels, Sc
Thread Laces and Edgngs, French, German and
Eng sh
SHAWIS.
Rich Cashmere and Broche Long and Square Shawls
Thibe. Muslin do Lano kabyle, Plaid, Woollen, Nett,
&c sc.
SILK SllAWLS-Dsrk Cameleon, Satin Striped
figured, Sc.
GLOVES AND NIrTS,
In every variety Tor Gentlemen Ladies' and Misses or
Kid OF the most approved manufacture Buck Merlno
Woollen. Silk, Lace, Eliot, Egyptian. India Rubber;
&c.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-12

H.. Il Baltimore, Consul for Laguna Do Termuos M.r'
10, il place Of l.. r. Almy, resigned Dr. Rankin
Lippnco,,, Of New jersey Consul for Glen Fpaos in
the Island Of Cuba. in the place Of Samsel Mclean
mustered to the consulate at Trinidad De uba; Rober,
c. Ewing. Marshal for the District Of Missouri in the
place Of Vim. G. Anderson resigned.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-12
Grahanl's Nails.
Aug 20

WYE HAVE just received lot OF Nails, assort-
w ed sizes, from David Crahams Works, in
Wyhe CO.. Wa very superior article, made Of ham
mered iron.
{. As agents of the Works, we shall keep a stock On
hand. and offer them upon as favorable teims as can
be had in any market, and delivered here. The
Nails are handsomely cut. and well put up substan-
,ia kegs. MCDANIEL & McCORKLE.
Sept. s nu
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-12

NJ- An immense Mass meeting of the Wings was
held at Columbia, (Tennessee) The place fGov Folks
residence, the 9Th ult The editor of the Columbia
Observer speaks Of il of the most magnificent
spectaces he has witnessed in the Western country
Messrs Graves of Kentucky. Jarnasin Of Tennessee
Baker of Illinois, and Pike OF Arkansas, were among
the speakers.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-12
TRACT OF I.AND.

containing 200 acres less, adjoining the lands Of
Ralph Smith, james Boalwright and others. There ia
upon the land tolerabe good dwelling house and other
necessary out aud plantation enough work three
hands. The sale will be made upon twelve months
credit the purchasers entering into bonds with approved
security, and the TILE of the land retained as further Sc
cnrliy. CHARLES ANTHONY ,
CHAS. IL. LYNCH, eo"' 's'
Sep. l2 ida
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-12

10 The ST. Louis Republican correc,s ito statement
Of previous day. tina. Vespasian Ellis Esq, editor of
the Old School Democrat, in city, was to supesede
Washington Irving as Minister to Spain I, is now sta
ssd .ha, he 10 be appointed Minister to Venszuea in
place Of Allen A. Hail. who is either abou, to resign or
an n, recalled.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-12
VIEW .IR RYI".IL.

4 HAVE just received shipment Of new and
4 5e DRY GOODS, TO which would call the atten-
lion Of buyers generally, and the Ladies particularly
The following comprise few OF the articles: For La
dies dresses Eegan Satns, Cashmere DeEcosse
white lace Muslin, back Apaccas, from common to the
finest silk warp, rich figured Mousln and Ponpe dos
Earston Gnghams, black and white and fancy colored;
argel lot Prints. fall patterns from the lowest price TO
the fines, quality and richest coors Also, Cologne Jet
Hair Pins, dress Whalebone Ivory Eyeles, embroidered
Muslin Sleeves, and beautiful article, Devon Flor
ence. Adelaide and Birds Eye Bonne,s, Cap and BON
net Ribbons black Gimp Cord, Jet Buges, corded and
vet Crava,s. black halffingered silk Mts, Full Kid
Gloves, white Cap Lace, Lsle Laces and Edgings.
Sc.
With many other articles, unnecessary to mention. 10
all Of which buyers may expect to get Prime Bargains
JOHN G. MEM.
Aug29 2wif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-12
Bacon. Salt and .NMgNr.

Bacon, Salt and sugar.
~ OnO LBS. PRIME SIDES,
lVeOUO 200 Sacks Liverpool Salt.
10 hhds. extra fine NJ o. Sugar, direct
from New Orleans,
1900 lbs. Todd's Family Hams. in fine
order, receiving and for sale, by
GEO. BAGBY.
Angus. 20 eth
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-12

10 The Rev. Andrew Hart, of Charlotte, will hold
three days meeting at EIon Church, Amherst co.
commencing on the Saturday before the third SABBATH
quesled 10 attend.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-12

Cc- Three members of the North Carolina Legisa-
turs elected last August, have recently ded-Dr Levi
Walker Of Caswell, James Harper Of Greene, and
Ransom Sanders, Esq of Johnston.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-12
NEW FALL GOODS,
august, lS14.
II q "A n u S, ny A N A n n

sAuSuSt, lSl4.
II o a n ID s., II Y "A N x 90,
AVE jus. received The first shipment Of Fail Good,
4 which they respectfully invite the Lslies 10 call
aud examine. some Of which will BIZ found very beaui.
o aud viii be offered al tho very lowest prices for cash
viz.
Afighaa Ssiins,
afghan Grapes,
Plaid Alpaca,
Black do silk warp,
Grass Skirts,
Imperial Robes
Linen Cambria Ilkfs. REVERE nems,i tch-
ed and Tape border.
Fancy Chusan Prints, fall aud winter
styles,
Fancy Waved do very rich.
a. Chinx, do
Mourning, do
Bleach'd Shifting,
Exua Ga Brown ard Blsach'd Shssiings,
New Style Paris Veslings.
Merlno aud Wooden DO.
Black Italian Grapes.
Cambrcs and Jaconets.
Black Cashmere Hose,
Black Satin aud Italian Casats.
DnbbIn Edginga,
Taylor's Superior 500 yds. Spool Cotton.
&c. Sc.
REGARDS, RYAN g. Go.
Aug 90 ,sf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-12

zoe Whys are sxpscisd-and the Dsmoen,s are slso
are expected.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-12
NEW FALL. GOODS.

4 DAMS & WILKINSON will This day open
IA portion of their stock of FALL AND WINTER
GOODS. Among them can be found great many beau
n Goods, something entirely Tor Lades' dresses.
Persons in want of new, handsome and cheap goods,
Will please call and examine stock before purchasing
elsewhere, determined to sell any and every
article IN our line at the very lowest market price.
Sept 9 eff
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-12

NEW ESTA
WE subscribers having associated themselves 10.
L Reiher under the style and firm Of
Hatcher ~ Green,
nave Just received their entire stock of New and
well selected Groceries, consisting la pan Of.
i2o bags, u Java. Maua. Laguira. Rio and Cuba
Coles.
20 hhds. 81. Cro's. Gaspara. Porto Rico and New
Orleans Sugar.
2000 lbs. Sule Leather,
100 Sacks Salt.
so kegs Nalls,
10 barrels No. | Herrngs,
q barrels best Tanners Oil.
boxes Loaf Sugar.
HoOu lhs. Cotton Yarns. (Lesksville Fac,ory.)
Nislnsses-.New Orleans. Porto Rico and Trinidad.
low barrels New Orleans Syrup, an excellent All.
ea Tor families,
Black and Gunpowder Teas, a superior article.
Also, Soaps. Candles. Window Glass, Water Buck,
cts. Nc. Sc, 60.
All oil which will DO sold low. for CASH. OF given In
exchange tor Bacon, Lard. Butter Flour heat, Bees.
Wax. Ginseng. Sc, Sc, Sc.
Having purchased stock on the most favorable
terms. We can and will sell az good bargains as any
house III the place. mud only desire purchasers our friends
and acqnaintsnccs 10 call aud examine our stock At The
corner Brick Tenement. second door below Planter
Ware House, aud nearly opposite the Union Hssl.
JOHN A. HATCHER.
JAMES u. GREEN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-12
100 NEGROES wanted.

100 NEGROES wanted.
TINlE Subscriber wishes To purchase one hundred Ne
i groes Of both sexes, from IL 80 years age, for
which he IS disposed to pay the highest market price.
He can be found at the Store Of Mr.. NJ. HART. He
will attend Amherst and Campbell Courts. at which tms
he will be pleased SEQ persons who have the above
named property for sale. Being anxious purchase two
good
DL.zCK S.NKTHS,
and two good CARPENTERS, he will pa, very H.
bera price for them. Persona having the above proper
ty Tn dispose Of will do well give him call previous
to their selling 10 any other person.
GEORGE DAVIS.
August 10 fits
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-12
Sole 81 .vssress, Stock. sr.

~st ~ .vSBroeS, 0lOGk, &c.
Will. be sold on Friday. the 4'h of October. At the
lin,
THIRTY LIKELY NEGROES;
amongst them valuable Blacksmith; also likely stock
ot Horses, Cattle, Sheep, crop of corn, oats Sc &C.
IL hMS.-For sums under ten dollars cash; above
mat amount credit TIL The ls Juae. lsi5 will be CIV
en-, upon bonds with good security
JOHN S. BURWELL.
franklin, Sept l2 t4Oc
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-12
No uUNEsUa:.
1T COST .f.1'D U.v.DEY.

NO HUMRUG.
1T lost .1.VD U.VDER.
rNIIE SUBSCRIBER finding it necessary that he
Il should close his presen, business before the
first day OF October next, will now offer to the public his
stock of
A.IRD WIRE
at great sacrifice Hardware dealers are particularly
invited To call and examine his prices the stock will
be sold either IN whole in part such terms as
not fail 20 give satisfaction. Mechanics will do well to
examine his stock NJ
TOOLS AND BUILDING MATERIALS,
which can be bought at prices greatly beloo what is to
be found in this market We would especially call aen-
ton 10 our assortment of moulding Planes, &c.
All persons indebted to requested to make pay
ment or beioe the first September, accounts
bonds Sc. will be put other hands for collection.
+. S. MILLER, Agent,
for JNo. WILLS ! ,r...,o..
and J. +. DAVIS, s e'
July 25 Emit
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-12
FALL GOODS.
EirSf in Mar ef.

John j. PURVS, wholesale and retail Drv Goods
- Merchant, Lynchburg, Va, has just received
large Supply of NeW Goods, which will be sold al an
usually iow prices for CASH.
Sept IL 3wif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-12

Their stock will be found 10 comprise full assert.
mont of all the various small eGs needed, and they 10
vte the attention Of Buyers with the fullest confde nce
that they can supp every want IN their limo.
New York. Aug \ 3mif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-12
FOR RENT.
Sept. Q

FOR RENT,
I---N THE large and convenient Brick Ten
&SM:::lk emenl, formerly owned and occupied by
S&Tiii1 Nh. L. II. johnson as a TAVERN
eEssxxxx3S HOUSE, and present leuanied by
apt, Samuel Smihson, situated on the Lynchburg and
Salem Turnpike, one mile southwest Of Lynchburg The
main building contains II rooms, well fitted up The
contiguous buildings belonging thereto admirably
ranged Tor comfort and convenience. This property has
attached to it some Ia acres OF good Land portion very
productive madow, and spring of excellent water. To
good tenant the rent will be made satisfactory Pos
session given LIST January. lea5. Apply to S. Miller
f.. Is. Butler
Sept 9 tsif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-12
TREMENDOUS WING BARBECUE IN CHAR
IOTrE

ihe w hlgs of Charlotte will give Free Barbecue.
me Court House, the 9th and 4lh of September.
an parties are cordially invited to paake As fair dis
eesson only Is desired earnestly request the friends
ol Polk: Dallas and Texas" TO have themselves rep
..'ened on The occasion. Many gentlemen Of distinc-
Won VIII be present behalf Of the Wings
Inc Ladies are respectfully and earnestly invited to
favor % with their presence.
,s p HENRY DARLINGTON, } Committee
S,,e JOHN MARSHALL, of
lHOMAST. BOULDIN, } Invitation.
% The Richmond Wing will please copy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-12

o. Whiimell P. Tunstall, Esq, will address the
people at Pleasant Grove, in Campbell county, the
4'h Saturday in September.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-12

~ Gen. Leslie Combs addressed Wing meeting
IA ,he city VI New York the 9Th inst
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-12
New Fall and Winter Goods.

" now receiving my supply Of FALL AND
L WINTER GOODS, to which respectfully m
vite the attention of all in want Of Good BarIains, My
stock will be large. and the prices unusually iow
e. j. BURTON.
Sept. l2 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-12

Cd Congregational District Convention.
nns Convsn,ioa will be held at the Sulphur Springs
u Buckingham eoonty. on tho 18th Of September. An
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-12

LI0oRIOE.
m CASES scperior Lic0rice, for sale low, by
~ M,DANIEL & McCORKLE.
Sept. 5 uS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-12
Highest Cash Vciue.

Persons having such property for sale will do we'll to
call on him before mailing sale. NJ. HART.
N B-l ~ant to purchased or 3good B l. C K :
S NJ + H S, for which will give liberal price.
Nov. 9 eff
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-12
For " E.v'I,,
CASH FOR WHEAT
EOK S.ILE,

EOK S.ILE.
I|ENlE Falling River tract Of land in Campbell county
L late the property Of MAJ Samnel Branch For
price and terms apply to Mr. Matthew q. Nowlin, whe
resides near the land 10 tho undersigned IN Rich
mond. LEWIS WEBB
July 25 Pm il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-12
NEGROES WANTED.

YN1E subscriber. having associated himself with the
L Messs. Davs's Of Petersburg, for the sale Of Ne
grocs AT the South wishes to purchase
100 LIKELY YOUNG NE9ROES,
of both Sexes from 10 to 80 years old. For such he s
willing TO pay the
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-04-25
1.-THE BRITISH WIGS"

The wings have got number of psnknvss manutac.
ured for the approaching Presidential campaign, with
the name Of Henry Clay engraved on the blade. Not.
whsanding their clustering about protecling home in
dustry they did not suppose that American .workmen
were competent tOmanuacture even this electioneerng
device, but they had to send to England to have their
Clay penknives manufactured This shows how utter
false for the Clay wings say that they are the
friends OF American industry, and at the same time it
makes manifest the deep interest British manufacturers
feel in the success of whg tricks They have no doubt
received assurances that if Clay should be elected he
will carry out the spirit ofthe compromise and for
this promise England has probably agreed to furnish all
the electioneerng bawbes that may be required in the
campaign The Cay pen knipS are the first we believe
that they have been sent out
Truly the Clay party may well be called british
whigA when they apply to the aristocracy OF England
% funish them With their party emblemp,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-04-25

adore and worship cOOns PosSnms, swapping turtles
and skunks, andthrough and By them expect political
prosperity and domestic happiness, now and hereafter
and Grecian like they hold their drunken carOusals in
congegated thousands, in which they display their
gourdsof hard cider andheir baskets of parchef com
and corn-dodgers, and Aofnamented themselves with
Buckeye leaves. Sir, think we have made no such
advancements as we sometimes boast OF. can fancy
too sir that lean see wisdom in some o. the ancient
customs and usages, even in pagan countries and pa
gan times which we have almost lost sight Of Some OF
the ancien;s were in the habit OF consulting their au
gurs and soothsaye as to the probable result ofgreat
national undertakings, as well as the result Of private
enterprise. The ausurs and soothsayers determined
their judgement and their predictions by an inspection
of the entrails of animals and in certain qualities
which they perceived BY such Inspections they discios-
ed and foreold the fate of battles and the prosperity or
ruin OF kingdoms and downfall otnasions and even the
motives and secret springs and principles OF the human
heart were read in those anatomical inspections That
piece Of ancient wisdom led me to RESEARCH after whig
principles in the absence Of any and all declarations oi
principle; for Tperceive that the whig party are de-
ternined to conduct the coming political contest in the
same manner ard by the same means by which it was
conducted in ls4O There is to be "no declaration of
principles for thepublc eye" A political friend Ofmne
sent me drawing of dssected coon witha polite and
respeetf6nOe asking me to make public OF it
the end that tthe Iwhig principles might be generally
understood Ihave carefully. examined the internal
vscera of this beas. OF whig pagan alteration.
Here Mr. D. held up beautiful painting Of 9
coon with the entire internal viseera exposed and each
organ andpart colored to life
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-04-25
PIONEER.

BANKING LEGISLATURE-THEPE PEO-
PIE SAVED BY A DEMOCRATIC SEN.
ATE.
The Richmond Enquirer, in alluding 10 the reckless
conduct Of the House. in their attempts to ruin the
State by rushing through bank after bank to the amount
of $l4, 100000 capital, says:
"Thanks t. Tie democratic Senate, they blasted the
inordnats hopes ofthe bankers The State Stock pro-
ject was indefinitely postponed 20 to H. The Chllico
the Bank, the Bank at McConnesvle, the Bank of O..
hio, the Hooking Valley Bank the franklin Bank and
the seubenvlle Bank were all rejected The N. York
Herald says "This amounts to complete destruction
Of all these new banking movements The State OF O.
hio would have been flooded with another mass of worth
less paper money had the Senate passed all the bills in
cooperating banks that were sent up from the lower
(whg) House. In the first place, there was the Free
Banking System TO carry or which Ohio State stocks
were obe deposited With the State Auditor then there
was the State Bank System, with capital of ten NIL.
lions with branches in all parts of the State and lastly
there were nearly dozen bills to incorporate banks on
the old system Those all in the Senate, and the
State saved from the effects of another deuge Of shin
plaster currency democratic Senale has saved Ohio
from the mischievous projects of whig House"
The people of Ohio have truly made most wonder
full escape from %retchedness and ruin But the sam'
ploers OF ruin are at work STILL and the people have go
to be wide awake and everywhere organize for the con
bat il they wish to save themselves from plunder an
poverty.-Statesman.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-04-25
OUTRAGE AND DEATH.

Three men are in Jail at Schenectady on charge of
causing the death of woman named Jane Gillespie of
Osweso on the 23d ult. The Reflector says they took
the woman from wagon and Compelled her to follow
them to this city, on foot through the mud Arrived here
they took her to an unoccuped house in Governor lane
near the river where they remained all night violating
and otherwise abusing her. On the morning of the 23rd
at about o'clock screams of distress was heard to is
sue from the house-and those who arrived there wit
| messed an awful spectacle-the woman lying on ths
floor her clothing entirely burnt from her. and she liter
ally roasted alive! shdwas Immediately taken to the
aims house. where she was properly cared for and she
fingered tilt next morning in great agony when sht
| expired.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-04-25

zaOn to conceal er principles and 10 substitute an
hUnest and fearless expose of principles with log cab
in parades TippecanOe songs, coonskin displays and
such disgracefuI 1ummery. When the wings were cor
nersd land compelled to show their hand they denied
that theywerei IN vor OF those hgktoned federal
ures which has always characterized the federal party
and had alEaysbeen acknow edged as federal measures
Mr. Speaker, am one OF those who believe that the
march Of inlelleeF'ane moral ~ philosophical i'm
pTevement has no been so great as some suppose
believe that mankind would nov be what they were ma
nyyears, if they were surrounded by the same or SINH
lar circumstance That we have not improved in many
of the arts and scen ces both architectural and fne the
monuments Of Egypt Greece and Rome, that have
survived the destructive hand Of time for more than
three Thousand years, plainly demonstrate They dis
play, at this day. mechanical and philosophical pow
er, anda success in fine arts which wisdom can im
tate. The pyramids of'Egypt the temples and lofty
columns though in runs) of Greece, and the cbelisks
Of Rome not only surpass our imitation but coniound
our wonder Paintings are yet to be found, that have
survived half the age Of the world whose decacy and
beauty confound the most splendid artists Of our day,
and from which every artist must take lessons before he
'ean be considered accomplished. Nor even in this
Christian day and this Christian land have weimpro-
Ved in morals and religion. The Egyptians, for want Of
revealed Deity, worshpped erocodiles cats, snakes &
ioads. The Grscians worshipped owls, andhed their
drunken teasts, in thousands, in honor Of Bacchus,
and carried and dsplayedugs If Wine and baskets of
grapes and decorated themselves with vneleaves. The
Romans nourshed and revered geese and through and
BY them expected political blessings and domestic hap
Riness The whig portion of this nation with reveal
I'd religion, areEealed deity and Divine Mediator