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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-06-07

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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-06-07
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-06-07

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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-06-07

Grnit Sra a II, pcitmrilfer.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1844-03-27
WHIGS TO THE POLLS.

Wings of Ypsilan;i, next Monday is
the day of our Township election. We
offer you an unexcepsionable ticket. one
that you can support with proprieiy aud
energy. The men presented for your
suffrages are all personally known TO you,
and YOU know them 10 be honest, capa-
BILE and efficient business men, true wings
aud warm aud ardent friends aud supper.
iers of all the great leading mcasars of
The wing party. They are in favor of
fostering aud protecting the mechanical,
agricultural aud commercial interests of
The country. They believe that nations
like individuals should live as much with.
in themselves as possible, that is, they
should not depend upon foreign countries
for any articles necessary to our comfort
and convenicnces, that can with facility
be produced at home. They beliete
that the welfare, prosperity and happiness
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1844-03-27

shape that mass OF n atefial was to be the
purpose Of another TrME,--the work oil
another MAN.
There was ono, sculptor who said
something like this. "In every block Of
marble there Is statue, an image of per-
feet beauty, which only needs the eye of
genius To discover It and the hand Of GEM
us to uncover it," Oar modern artists
frs, mold in some plaster material the f.
cure they have imagined, and then with
due correctidn, comm.'it TO stone cut
ter, who performs the heavy Iabour Of
copying 1t in the lasting marble leaving 10
the designer only the furnishing touches. J"
But about three hundred years ago, there
was in Italy an artist, great in every Thing
he undertook. real genins, who did these
things in his own way |; and that was Of
ten little different from other peoples
ways. The consequence was that he
did two or three remarkable things which
are likely to be remembered with admi-
ration when whole schools and genera.
lions Of critics who have censured him
for violation OF rules, are forgotten. This
,nan is commnly called Michael Angelo in
our rude way of perverling The sound of
continental names. Whether he suits
The CoGNosCENTI or not il is enough for
us to know that he designed and reared
''ihe vast and wouderons Dune of ST Pc
ter's"-ihat he painted the last Judgment
in the Ss'ine Chapel, and that he was not
only such an architect and painter. but
he was also eminent as sculptor. Aud
he so far disdained the aid aud conven-
cnce of art, that having looked at the
block of marble. and having developed in
his mind the form of beauty to which II
was adapted, he struck blod!y into it him
self, chisel in hand. aud worked with out
model or pattern, hll he brnugt out IN the
marble the form which before existed OIL
ly III his mind.
Concluded in our nert.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1844-03-27
From the Michigan Farmer,
WOOL GROWING IN MICHIGAN.

Mn. EDITOR We Yankees have the
maine of being always engaged in devils,
ing some new project-in plauing, cxper-
i,nen:ing. &c.-and it is indeed tue of US,
we are unwilling to abide by .ihe good
old customs of orr fathers" in every res
peel. We find that nearly all of cur far
mers are engaged in producing Wheat,
and depend almost entirely upon this ar
licle, simply because it is The only article
OF produce which will always find mar
ket. Corn, Oats, Buckwheat, &c, are
such as they cnnol depend upon in bring
ing them the cash requisite. In produ-
cing Wheat II requires great deal Of
time, trouble, and expense, and when
brought Inlo market, we receive barely
snflicIent to compensate for our pans.
From an increase oftue production in the
States, aud a want of increase in demand
we learn that we are growing worse off
every wear. Now what is 10 be done 2
The Wings say ii is because we lave no
PRO eciive tsr!f': The Democrats saw
II is because We want free trade: The
Abolilonists say ii is because we SUBJ
serve 10 the aristocracy of Shareholders.
Which OF The three is righ, will no; pre-.
tend TO say. but one thing is Certain, tariff
or no tariff, slavery or 40 slavery. we can
not all lave by raising Wheat, aud some.
of us at least, must resort To some hiny
else, and ACT out the Yankee in enterino
npon something new. The article Of
Wool can be produced easier, with lea,
expenseand will tiud ready market. Oar
State is peculiarly and admirably adan,ed
to growing Wool, and my idea is if our
farmers would give. al least a part of their
attention 10 this branch of Industry. thew
would find II greatly 10 their ADVANTAGE.
Letihem secure good wooded sheen, take
needlul care 10 commence right, and thew
will find that their pockets, in few years.
will show that il is more profi,able r.,
raise wool al three shilllngs per pound
than wheat al four shlllings per busbeI'
aud their backs will tell them il ia .asier
earned.
Mr.. THOMAS, of this County, who
has been farming on an extensive scale
is now moking preparations for growing
wool insiesd o. wheat. He has a farm of
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1844-03-27
WINGS OF MICHIGAN. AROUSE
AND TO YOUR POSTS.

a contes. is approaching that in
November next must decide the question,
whether the people Of this republic are to
be made the "hewers Of wood and draw
ers of water" for the politicians by trade,
for these who have openly proclaimed
aud whose secret motto is, ave fight for
the sroils, "-or whether the principles Of
true democracy shall be horne triumph.
ant over the land. The result of our
town elections though of little or no con-
sequence in the a6stract--are of vital inn
p0rlance in their connection with the
great question to be settled i'll November,
next. The least advantages gained by
the trained ard disciplined cohorts Of Van
Buren, toryism, whether by fraud, Strata
gem. or the apathy. or iberaliiy of The
Wigs, is trumpeted to the world by the
hireling presses Of the party, as a signal
triumph and an evidence of increasing
strength. The base treachery Of John
TYLER, rendered exertion OH the part Of
the Wings of too little consequence for
the last three years, TO justify an effort.
and ihs apathy had created in the mind
ofour enemies, a vain and arrogant con-
fidence IN their own strength and ability.
Our enemy is too well versed in their
trade to loose the advantage that this
fase presentation OF the case Affords
That we may go into the contest fully
advised of our ability to achieve victo-
try as signal and as brilliant as that of
1910, we lay before our readers state
nent of the strength of parties, that de-
c:des this question.
! The electoral vo'e Of 1910 stands as
fbllows:
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1844-03-27

| Every breeze from the cast, the soulf
| and the centre, ia already greeting u:
with the shouts of Wing victory. or The
news of the uprising of unnumbered mu''
liudes in omindus preparation. for The
celebration Of The funeral obseqnies oil
T, Erism and Van Burenism in November
There is not State in the Union
whose interests are deeper involved m
his contest than Michigan. The British
Free Trade policy of our opponents. 10
conciliite the f,vour Of Southern nullifi-
ers, would place the Abor and industry OF
our owl citizens, in competition with the
Government ridden hordes of Europe,
whose necessities compel them to toll for
bare subsistence, or for Cd TO i0d day.
and this too in the face Of commercial
regulations that excludes from their mai
ket, every bushel of wheat, every barrel
of flour or pork, and every dollars worth
of nearly II other articles, the produce
of your labor and industry. In addition
to this the maxims of our enemy are.
shat they fight for the spoils. atd that the
business of Government Is 10 take care
OF itself. and leave the people 10 take care
of themselves" and most feariully and
fatally for The Interests and The honor of
our country, have these maxims been
practiced aid carried out. With such
incentives To action aud with the power
IN our own haRdS-iei US TO the rally-lel
us not be behind our sister States, bat let
us begin the work Of preparation now
a,d IN November next, IN spite Of Ham
mnnd bribery. and Tyler treachery. place
Michigan urder the triumphant banner of
the long tried and incurruptlbla patriot
and Statesman Henry Clay, who III The
dark hour Of his coun,ry's peril, aud
when his antagonist Martin Van Buren,
was leagued with the Hartford Couven-
IIon FederaIisis 10 defeat the re-e!eclinG o. i
James Madison stood .orth The bold aud
fearless Champion Of his couulty's rights
aud tic principles of Democracy, aud
who, IN return, a grateful country has de-
Ia honor.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1844-03-27

of our own citizens is to be FIRST attend
TO. They believe that governments are
Instituted for hebeneft of the people and
that any government that neglects or re-
fuses To adopt all such measures as will
conduce TO the prosperity of the country
is not worthy of the support, or entitled
to the confidence of the people. With
such candidates and with the cheering IN.
ieliigence waited 10 US OF, oYery gale, Of
the triumph of these principles in other
sections of the country To encourage us
IN our onward aud upward cobrse,we say
rally in support ofpflnciples which You
have long cuntended for; principles con-
tended'fn by the patriots of the reyoln- /
lion, and supported by Wishlngton, rJef. |
fesson, Madison, and IN fact all the great
and patriotic Statesman that have rend I
cred their names illustrions in the annals
of our country.
Again we say, Wings to the Polls -
Show your opponents that Ypsllanti, the
citadel OF whig strength in Michigan eau
and will still present her iHsurlnountabie
majority to the advance of the dangerous
and aul-repubican principles of Van
8uren and his followers. As yoa value
Your principles, aud as YOU detest the
doctrines of your opponents. SO lei
your energy and activity appear in The
Coming contest. Again coEe To The polls.
come early, and bring your neighbcrS. lei
every whig deposit his vote aud we PROM
Sc you a triumphant victory.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1844-03-27

Iron CANAL BoATs.-We are pleas
ed To learn that our enIerprisng boat bui-
lders are abnut commensing The cons:ruc-
lion of iron canal boats. Some 10000,
lbs. oil IRON arrived by. railroad. in this
city. a day or two agofor MIR. SETH C..
JONES. the well known boat builder, whn,
intends immediately 10 commence BALD
ing az iron boat which will weigh. when
done, about Is or 20 tons, aud be of
sufficient capacity 10 carry 500 barrels
offlour' An Ordinary wooden boat weighs
about 30 ions, aud seldom carries over
800 bbls. The iron is OF Pennsylvania
mapaiacture, aud is about fourth of an
zach thick 1t came in plates 5 or 6 fe-
ct long and 2 feet wide,-Rochester De.
mocrdt -
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1844-03-27
Democratic Whig Nomination.

Democratic Whig Nomination
For Supervisor,
GROVE SPENCER.
For Justice of the Peace.
c. HOUSTON VANCLEVE
For Tovn Clerk.
THOMAS N. TOWN.
--.s..---.Eor Assessors.
tCHAS. w. GLOVER.
For Treasurer,
PERCIVAL w. SAGE.
For Constables,
JAMES SANDERS.
SAMUEL KlLLPATR[Ck.
For Highway Commissioners.
JAMES MARTIN.
NATHAN COMSTOCK,
JOHN RORISON.
For School Inspector.
CHARLES w. LANE,
For Poor Masters.
PERClVAL w. SAGE,
THOMAS ELLIS.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1844-03-27
DR.. BACON'S GRAFTON.

We commence to day The publication
of the address delivered by d.. Bacon
at the great gathering of The Wings at
the Tabernacle inthe city Of New York.
We shall continue IFS publication in con
convenient numbers until completed, aud
we hope its length will not prevent our
readers from giving il an attentive peru
sal. Ii brea,hes throughout an Ameri-
can spirit, a spirit of exalted patriotism,
base4 OH fir m aud mistaken belief that
the fate and destiny of nations is de-
termined by The use of means employed.
everything and benevolent hand, for The
accomplishment Of those great and gen.
eral purposes in which we the actors are
perhaps bu, the unconscious instruments
ofthe great designs our agency is about
TO accomplish. The beautiful and for
chile illustrations of the truths assumed as
applicable TO the present time and con-
ditiono our country, arc drawn from The
instructive pages of our own history
from the mighty events aud incidents of
the revolution, opening aud unfolding as
they did what had hitherto been The seal
ed book, touching the capabilities Of men
TO establish and sustain a government
based on the principle Of equal rights.
and exhibiting throughout evidences of
the interposiiion of an everything hand IN
determining "ihe time, the purpose. aud
the man, aud showing by facts and com
PARSONS, that as Washington was the
man raised up by the hand Of omnipo.
ience for The exact time and purpose of
the revolution, and that as he fulfilled his
destiny and accomplished the great work
given him TO do. in establishing the foun-
dations of nations liberty, thai so is Hen
ry Clay fitted. qualified and designed to
adorn and 10 finish the gle eat superstrac-
lure of well defined aud well regulated
liberty. 10 repair the ravages and
breaches it had sustained in its progress
thus far, from ruthless, mercenary or I'M
skilfuI hands. and TO give to The towering
edifice of American Liberty glory and
a ldstre corresponding with the cbarac.
ter of lis base, and commensurate with
the designs of Its immortal founder the
beloved and saln:ed Washington.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1844-03-27

buckled Oil their armor, aud entered Ii,
field, determined 10 conquer or die. I'h,
odds were all against Them. Last fai
Gov. Barry's majority was SO. 1t the
.aIe charter elccliUn, three weeks ago
hayor Williams minority was also 52
These were indeed heavy odds, backed
as they were by The entire State aud fed.
eral patronage; but they all vanished be-
fore the inslnclble Wing array. The ag.
gregale is 325, the largest ever cas-, IN
The Hard. EU,TAcHE CHAPoToN, the
Wing candidate, is now elected by NAV
joriiy of FORTY SEVEN Here are The
figures;
Chapoion, Wing, $50
Campan, Loco, 139
Wing majority, Al
But this was 10 mere Ward election
in effect. The whole city was the prize
of victory. 1t was So felt-it was so
Fought was 80 WON. The Charter
election was draw game. The Wings
secured three Aldermen, and the Locolo-
cos, the Mayor aud two Aldermen. The
third ward held the balance, aud she has
now given II 10 The Wings. DETROIT Is
REDEEMED.
But even this is not all. The Collec-
tor aud the Custom. house were in the
field, aud were defeated. Col. Brooks
had signallzed his open adhesion 70 Van
Buren, LocoiocoIsin, at The City Hall
meeting the night before, in the most
vauuIing promises of aid aud support.
The strength of the allies was now to be
tested. Cuslom-house officers wer. thick
as au;umDal leaves, al the Polls. But it
was all ia vain. VAN buren, d Brooks,
were beaten Oh their own ground-the
"Bloody Third" they will stay beat
en-.
With this election goes the spoils, on
which the Free Press and its allies have
bai,ened so complacentIy. What groans
and curses will greet the breeze, as the
Free Press allies walk the plank-we cau
even now hear them mingling with The
shout of"Brilliant Democratic Victory"
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1844-03-27
YPSILANTI SENTINEL.

JOHN VAN FosSEN, EDITOR.
YPSILANTI. MARCr 81, 1874,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-10
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Ina 70 MARY, eldest daGsacsE OF John j. Spies,
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70 AM, second daughter 0f Hon. John >srjsaat.
Cortland Village on The 10th u SETE H.lcFr Edi,o, OF
The Cortland Democrat % CAllsr. daashts OF Danogth
Al sracqse, on The 2i CHAaLE. EAELL 70 JANE c. only
daughte,I OF Apoios StePhens, ESQ. Al OF ;.
at fi!!.on, OF the -, tEv2Y WHITE, Esq OF Bas,or
St 10 AAE daughter Of Il a Coi!araer, Esq., OF the
70 -iNr - o=OES, % y
: B2!,lmo1s On sh- oh, EDWARD VERY late of the
:. Exploring Expedition 70 SARAH JErrERs.
Hosloi.' ca e ia, EZRA iINCoLN, Esq 10 HELEN
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