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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-02-26

MORMON DIFFICULTIES IN ILLINOIS. Tho
Quincy Herald ofthe 9th ult contains the following
item Of bellicose character From tho recent diili
culiies with the Mormons, should be surpris-
ed nj a serious outbreak in Northern Illinois before
many months have eInpssd:
eve understand thar four wagons passed through
this city 'l'uosdy morning last on their way to the
State arsenal at Aon, for the purpose of procuring
arms and munitions of war, be used against the
Mormons We fear much trouble will grow GU, of
this difficulty or later. We are also informed
that the knowledge of what is going on in this quarter
has been brought to the notice of Gov. Ford, we
would suggest whether 1t is the duty Of Ills Ex-
ceency to protect tho innocent in their lives and
property"
The amount plid to General Jackson for his fine,
50, 700. The General has been well fed n, the
public crib, and probably has received more Of the
Peoples money thin any other man, living or dead,
Gen. Washington not excepted. II is TO lie hoped
this will DO his last draft upon the reasury especial
ly as this is the second time the fine has been paid
him--frsi by the people Of New Orleans, and now
by an act Of Congress.- Bali. Pat.
KENTUCKY AND TExAs--In the House of Rep.
resentotves of the State Of Kentucky, on tho 10th
uIt,a MIR WIcKLrvFE offered Preamble and Il ESQ.,
lutons giving history of reyas, and declaring il TO
be the policy Of this Government, to take that Rcaub-
lie into the Union. Mr. w advocated the annexation
at length, and was replied to by Mr. GRAVES, who,
ut the conclusion of his speech, moved to lay tho pre-
anlble and resolutions the table, which was car
ried by vote Of so 10 80.
DEATH OF NICHOLAS BiDDLE. Melodies Bid
die, Esq. died Tho 9th ut at his residence at Anda-
lusin, on tho Delaware, about eighteen miles above
Philadelphia "For some months past (says the
Philadelphia Guzette) it hns been known to his
hiends that his health greatly impaired, and his
permanent ecovery doubtful"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-02-26
Agricultural Society,

NE Executive Committee Of the Caledonia
Il County Agricultural Society are reooes,sJ 'o
meet ut H. Evans's Hotel in Danville on the l3lh
day OF March next. at 10 o'clock;A NJ.
T. f.. FULLER, CHI of said Com.
Feb. %, 1914. adano
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-02-26
100 Chairs /!

VHNHE subscribers have just added TO Their formcP
~ stock lot more OF Cane and Bass wood bot
tom Chairs making their assortment large and at
prices LnasHdHy toYp Wv think ourselves safe in
saying Ihplthe lot OF Bats Bottom Dining Chaiis.
which vc offer for sale. superior in quality
10 any which have hcon offered FOR safe in Iris Vi.
cinhy. Please examine ihclr f. a f0. Ell
~ r., II" ,tfe b1l .'7o L. NEfV 81 Co,
Feb . lSil -t, a seae a 34Iif
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-02-26
NOTICE"~The Inhabitants of New

port and the adjoining towns, invited meet at
the south school house, in Newport, on the 7,h Of
March ls44, at IL O'Clock, VI. for the purpose Of
discussing the leading principles of the political par
ties of the present day. a general attendance of all
parties is solicited. NEWPORT WINGS
iDT@No particular change in tho Markets from
last week. ... ..r..,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-02-26

~ " M
AN away from the subscriber on tho l7,b Jsv
Az OF February instant, hoy by the name of MI.
10 heach, being about II years Old, formerly town
pauPrr of st. Johnsbury-- This is therefore 10 r,,hiJ
all persons harboring trusting him on nv acconnt
as shall not pay any debts of his contracting.
PHlI.ANDER ALDIN.
-- Sona'"s'ou, fruIuaiy ~ 1874. 344w3
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-02-26
LIBERATION.

WIS may certify that have given nv con Or.
d Vile A. Lawrence his time lawfully
ASA LAWRENCE.
Waterford. Jan. l. a. d. 1874 edA,.9
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-02-26
NOTICE.

VIE first annual meeting of The Orleans County
~, agricultural Society will be holden at Coventry
",'S on me hrst wednesday Of March next, at 10
o'clock forenoon. y. s. KENDALL Soc pro TON,
Coventry, Feb. Is 1874 aasy2
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-02-26
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

Cc"''io%Ap!NHhS -NOiiNb'
NAE the subscribers being appointed by the
w Hon Probate Court (ur the District of Orleans
commissioners, 10 receive, examine, and adjust all
Claims and demands of all porsons against tht Es-
tate of JESSE BOSWOrRH,
late Of Albany in said district, deceased represented
insoIvenl, aud all claims and demands exhibited in
offset thereto apd six months from Ia dale being
allowed for that purpose, hereby give notice tina,
we will atepi to the business OF our appointment
at The dwelIiug house Of Mrs Bstsey Ellsworth in
said Albany, on The 2,J day 81 April and the 18Th
day OF August neNt, at 10 q'cogk, 4, NJ, on each Of
said days. e.t,g t.er r.,,f ,,.,.....s. ~
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-02-26
ASHES.

VEN thousand bushels Of Ashes wanted in c..
n change for Goods by the subscribers
MORRILL, g RANKIN.
ST. Johnshury East, March /, 1914. 344w3.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-02-26

SUICIDE or Gov. REYNoLps.-Gov. THoM S
REYNOLDS, OF Missouri, committed suicide at JEFF
ferscn City, on the 9th ult by shooting himself
through the head with pistol He fingered several
hours in grcitagony. The St. Louis Republican Of
tho 18th ultimo says the Governor had been in bad
health for some time past. ...| .t.sa
THE GERARD WILL CAsE.-The Philadelphia
Inquirer Of yesterday confirms the reports previously
noticed, that the Judges Of the Supreme Court had
unanimously decided this case in favor Of the city Of
philadelphia The Inquirer states its authority to be
Of tho highest respectabiIity,
fEJ@'l'he Mails from Maryland miss the Loco
Foco country papers untccountably! Some of them
hardly appear to know that there i State between
Delaware and 'fginia' The Wing joqrnals have
better luck trl ..... |..-.rt.H ..-.-.t 81
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-08
A QUEER CONTEST.

Our readers are probably awarelhatihe Dem
octaiic conFention have been arranging their
matters for The coming campaign, al Richmond
the lasl week. Some little irolble,. we under.
stand, was had in settling their Lia Of Electors;
objection being made to some, and Others who
we're present desiring 70 decline. HENRY BEp-
NIGER, Esq. was chosen with much unanimily
or The Jefferson district.
Among The odd things said BY one of the ora
tors, was the assertion that The contest, Of 1910
was not one Of principle but a very Tile
while after, he declared the Democrats could
succeed, If they would only adhere to htir pri,-
eiples or ls4o. So the contest or 40 was with
outprineigls, and yet the Democrats maintained
their principles II this be true the Wings tciu.-
out pri1ciple, beat those who wanted an extra
supply fihat commodity! .lfihs victory was
so easy then, VIVA, win il be in, 1874;
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-08
MA. cAIHovN.--TAnIrr { ABoLrrIoxl
a IN a tht Lotofoeo congye,,


SIR. Calhoun holds the following language In his
letter IN reference to what may easily be inferred,
the action by-the Loco Foeo Congress upon The Ta-
rig question, and It's proposed action on Abolition
petitions Il
Under no circumstances shall support any can
didate who IL opposed 10 FREE Trade. aud ia fas Of
81 the proteelive policy, whose prominent and IN
huential friends and supporters are. Much
less, still, can give my support TO any candidate,
who shall give his aid or eountenanee 10 the nyita
zion OF Abolition 10 Congress or elsewhere, OH
whose prOminen. and inapeplial frieads and sup
porters are. " ~
wherupOu, the Enquirer issues an order TO the
fFiends Of Mr.. Van Buren, in Congress, which how
ever will fail in either coaleseing the friends Of Mr.
Calhoan, or OF inducing the friends Of Mr. Van Blu
rem to repealthe Tariff and cease ther,eIamors Tor
she repeal Of the 2ts Rule, which prohibits the re-
eep,ion Of Abolition petitions Ii is necessary that
the Loco FoeOs, as party, ia Congress. should "a
yos their Abolton friends 10 the North this par
ticular, and thus WOO them to support Mr., Van But
rem. Without she united support Of the Abolition
ists, the party are we'll aware they have no chance
Of carrying any Of the New England States. The
Enquirer savss
:. The friends Of Mrs Van Buren, Ia Congress will
see, however, that much sill depends upon them
thai IL they iii il doing their duty 81 Us. - reue
Ing the Tariff 10 the Revenue Standard and In asssi-
ing TO keep down this Abolition mania soine States
will not be found ia full activity at some points
where they would be most available to support snt
10 elect The strong and fvorite candidate Of The Re.
publican Party. -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-08
WIN. D. THOMPSON. ESQ.

We copy with pleasure the atnexed favora}
BILE notice Of an address made BY cur worthy and
talented townsman, WM B THoMrsoS, Esq !.
from the Winchester Republican or she 2nd
instant
q The regular meeting Of the Young Mems
Clay Club was held on Friday night l4st whe q
the Association dvas addressed BY WhnAM
THoMPsoN3 Esq or Jefferson county. The ad.
dress Of MIR T. was characterized far much
beauty Of thought and rich imagery, Nbilsi he
eontrasted successfully several pf, tho leading
measures Of The two political parties. His
speech was responded to, by vote Of thanks
from the Club, and he was .unanirt ously elected
as an honorary member oEfhat bSdy."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-08

Ffom ibs tone and feeling Of The LoeJfoco
pres, aided ~ violent and biIier parsizans, We
infer that lksre has been sludied aud united
efoa on ahe5r part. 10 induce The belief sbaIshe
Wing party are favf ralas u "a assumption, BY
TIE Gsaefsl G5vernuenl, OF he Stale Debts, and
thar his 81 proninens point'in the Wing creed.
10 he pr1hulgaiiou Of his faIss and base SLAM
der, no Eeans, however disrepuia blas 81 ufisfeP-
REGISTRATIONS PaIpabIe aid gRri9g, are sfs IN
tried or unused.
We scarcely know WHEELER 20 attribute il 70 ig-
noianee or wilfnl perversion, when they classify
Wm. Co.'S Johpsonk plan for raising $500 ,0o0,-
900 10 Stock. based pponih. PHbIie Lands as aim
ing at adirect assumption Of State Debts. This
measure Is III Substances and fact, ncthips
more than an anticipated distribution Of he
Proceeds OF the sales of the public labds-Or
loan on the part Of the General Government 10
The States OF her credi-the public lands as sure
ly-sfor The issuing Of 5000 100000 worth Of
Stock Notes which are TO besdisiribnted among
al lr State. without regard to ther Indebtedness,
in proportion 10 The ratio Of th@iF representation
10 Congress.
The editor Of the Lexington Star. in his last
number, has fallen into the same error, in CON
meeting Mr.. JUhnson's scheme with assumption,
that many fits kindred brethren have He re-
fers TO our comments upon The resolution offered
by Mr.. Cooper in the Pennsylvania Legislature,
favorine ,he issue Of $500, 100000 o. Stock By
the General GnreInmeni -SU4-...~.siA ha.. -
mark however, that the article. imputed TO the
Senior Editor The Free Press, and Out Of which
political capital is attempted to be made, was
not written ty him.
We do not, however, see aughi ia our re-
marks 70 warrant the editor Of tie Star in the
comments be has made upon Ike.sub jsei--charg-
irg Us with favoriDg an assumption. Nothing
exhibited is there which eau be construed in
TO such a willingness, for We had no desire to-
convey such an impression. We have never
ilheiess Sufficient frankness ana candor 10 e1-
press ouF opininon upon any of the leading 10
pics IL The Gay.
As virginians, we never could give our assent
10 anhnssumption by the General Governmen.
Of the State Debts, based IS il would Be upon
injustice and unlairness 10 The STATES pho have
been ecoaomiealin their expenditures, aad have
not eTPendedtarge sums for railroads and ca
mails, ana consequently have not these public
improvements within their borders. This would
b. 100 much like offering bounty money for pro-
digalily, aud consequently would meet with no
favor al our hands.
However advisable il would have been al one
time for the General Government 10 assume The
Debts Of the several States, We DO not think
that that necessity exists now, and We deprecaie
any move which gould lend 10 direct asaunp-
tiou BY the General Government. Of The united
nshtS or lhe severai States.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-08
For the Free Press.

Msssrs. E aiiors-As tie whigI county Con-
yention will assemble on the l9tll, for3lhe pur-
pose OF nominating candidates 10 represent JEFF
feison county I'M the next Legislature 5of Vir-
ginia, permit me TO give you the tameslof sun
dry individuals have heard spoken Of Il is
conceded on all hands, thai our plesentI worthy
representative, Wm. F, Turner, vii be Ee.nomi-
mated. Those named in connection with him
are
Benz. T. Towner. Alexander R sBotetr, Viii.
liam McMurran, Nathaniel w. NIaunibg, DR..
VIM. F. Alexander, Richard tIe1dersoa. Capt
John Mcler, DR.. George B. Stephenson. William
Kerney, DR.. John QuiglY, and Leonard $adler,
pledge myself, Messrs. Editors to give my
support 10 either Of the above named, OF 10 any
other good and true Wing, who snay be free
from personal objections. A VOTER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-08
Ma. CLAIM LouIsIANA.

Mr. Clay has lsfs New oilesn, and gone into
The interior OF Louisiaua, where he is me, with
hearty receptions from men Of both political
parties. Party feeling seems 10 Be forgotten.
oil being desireus of doing honor to their dissin-
guished yisilet, the greatest statesman Of the
age. A diDaer la.ely given him. al,the house
Of Judge GaioH, The following toast was offered
By political opponent, which expressed he
general feeling Of all present,
Z tiESRr clAr--iAs idol ef one per,v und II.
admiration 81 Ia oiker.n
A more eloquent tribute ofrespeet could NO,
have been expressed Than is here summed up ID
these few words.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-08
MExlco.-Vera Cruz adyices q the 6Lh

Mexico. Cruz adyices Of the 9Th
ult. have been received at NeF Orleans.
About the 23ri Deer, we lesrn.l a de-
cree was issued by the Mexican Gpvsrn-
ment, ordering all citizens Of she United
States TO leave the Caliiorniss and New
Mexico within forty days. The Ameri.
can Minister. (Gen. THoMPsoF) followed
this order very promptly bya demand
upon the Government for the repFal OF
the decree, or 10 be furnished with bis
passport within forty eight hours. The
decfee was consequently Immediately re
pealed; but this concession Jed 10 The
breaking up Of the Cabinet. BpcAskGRA,
Minister Of Foreign, Relations, and TRI.
GuERo. Home IMioisier, throwing up their
places. Ii was apprehended thai this
rupture in the Cabinet would cause parii-
ran dissentions ID the Capital.
The Mexican steamship Nonlezurna
left Vera Cruz on the 26,h Dec. for Cam.
peschy, having on the Yucataa Comnig.
sioners. II Is. stated now positively that
all the difficulties between the reyolted
province and the Central Government
have been anicably arranged.
The U. S. ship Vincennes was a S9s
cra6cios on the 9th ult. 3
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-08

Robbery Of Bank CvTier.-I'The Phi;
ladelphia Gszslte-ssys that The kundef Of
the Farmers and Mechanics Bank. bile
making bis way 10 the bank through The
crowd in Chestnut street, during ,he pro-
cession ICON. Porler's fuieral) o. Shsuri
day, was robbed Of 81, 900. +
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-08

DEFALcATloN OF A CLERK There
have been some rumors in town lately Of
the defaleation Of clerk in one Of our
principle mercantile houses, TO a consid-
erables amount which upon inquiry we
find 10 be true, and involving facts OF a
very painful character. II appears that a
person named john P. Miner, man Of
about fifty years Of age, for ten years a
confidential clerk in the house Of Messrs.
10. G. Tiffany SEQ, extensive wholesale
dealers in dry goods, is the defaulter.-
He had enjoyed the, unlimited confidence
Of the firm, and heretofore had sustained
an unblemished reputation and notwith.
standing that bis delinquene,es have ex-
tended overia period offge years, he had
conductefbis neiarious practices so adrbit.
ly as TO elude. and even avoid any ground
otsusPIcion. II seems that he has by means
Ioffalse keys gainee access. TO the cash box
jail hispleasurei and after having appropri
I3ated SUCH sums as he desired, has falsified
IEthe original entries with the incest exac.
ItiIude, SO that The total amounts havesin-
vaFiably correspondent with the apparent
receipts. He has also made use otremt-
tances or bills receivable. and by enter
ing credits in the ledger alone, the books
have exhibited the accounts properly ball
anced. onihis detection, being charged
with the offence, be admitted the facts
and acknowledged the appropriation Of
So 300 a sufficient examination has
not yet been made, 10 ascertain whether
the amount j. in fact greater than this or
not.-BaH. Sun. &
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-08

The President Of The United States has
issued proclamation making kpowh that
public sale for the disposal q sdea Of
the lands ceded to the United Siaies BY
The Chickssaw Indians 10 1892 and 1891
shall be held stthe Land Ofice al Honto-
ioc, IN Mississippi. on the second Monday
10 May next.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-08

Teen. Y. American states that the defalca-
ton bi KIssAM, the teller of the Merchants Bank
in that city, occurred in 1896, and has been
eptuhdiscovered eyer since. The editor adds:
He was always (sick as be was) at his
post on the last day Of the month when
bis accounts were 10 be proved and made
up, and has succeeded every month for
wears in eoncesling bis defalcaiion. twas
done in this way: The Cashier would
hand him letters containing remiliances
to the amount ofl30. 40 or $50. OO0 for
account Of some Of their corresponding
Banks.
These, Nissan, instead of entering
them TO The credIt Of the Bank that day,
l(,he last Of the Month. D would keep, as is
often done, until the next morning. ma
king bis own cash good out Of these re-
mittances. The next morning, after his
accounts were proved he Goul1 make the
correct entry. and bis cash would be short
again till the next settling day. In this
way he manageable conceal the matter;
bul this lime be kss so sick The physi-
clan would not LEI him come off his bed,
and so be made virtue Of necessity, and
disclosed the whole thing on Monday e.
.vening.
He has been id The Bank for 10 or is
years, was married. and has large fami-
ly., What be has done With the money
is noi known.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-08

"Tzs Wing Bri6e.o-We understand
that The $s5 900. the proceeds Of this
States share of the Public Lands, which.
for the last eighteen months, has been
lying in The vaults Of the Commercial
Bank OF this city aud which Comptroller
tlsgg and the Legislature Of 1913 repu-
eialed Is wig 5ribe' is at length TO-
De handed over 70 our State officers as so
much capital 70 The school fund. This is
all right enougni and We hope that in
mus taking "Wnig money, they will also
adopt the principles by which II vas OBJ
tanned. -.Altaxs .9drerfser.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-08

Mr. Clay's election to the Presidency
Is now an inevitable result We fold our
arms aud have nothing e DO with yicto.
~ or deteal; We bate Federalism. and
modern Democracy does mo- suit US.
Il .Haaisoasga.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-08
colonel JOHNSON.

In letter dated the 18th of January, Col
Johnson says :" he is still in the. handb Of his
+friends,'' and has authorized no one 10 with.
draw his name as candidate for lib Presi-
dencY, -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-08

QTThe United States Senate on Wednesday
week rejected the nomination Of Jehn Glspencer
as Judge Of the Supreme Court
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-08

The Illinois papers announce The death
Of Gen. JosgpH DUNCAN. Ex- Governor Of
that Sssse, and formerly Representative
IN CorgTesi
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-08

The Tsial 81 -NsTark We are inform
ed thatlhe Jury in the case Of Marsh, who
has been on trial nearly the past two weeks
It Newark for murder, yesterday render
ed verde, Of guiliy,-[N Y. Express.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-08

"a Great Repsnue The receipts asthe
New York Custom House for the month
OF January amounted 70 The very great
sum Of 81. SIG 900, Or three and a1hall
times ibs amount collected ID The sane
month % last year.-h Y Jour. Con.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-08

President IAN Buren, and President tn.
ler.-We have defined our posilion."-
We have taken our ground firmly, and we
wish itf1lly understood.
We have stated our opposition 20 Mr..
VAN Duran 10 be founded in the reasons:
Firstly, that he is absolutely unasaila-
Bile.
Secondly. that the manner,in which his
nomination is TO be secured,is repuguant
10 sound Republican principles.
thirdly. tia; bis restoration includes
the idea ola Dynasty claiming the Presi
Dental Office BY suecession-and 10 exclu-
sive perpetuity.
Fowthlya that bis friends have less rea.
son 10 command The support Of The friends
Of John Tyler than the latter has to expect
the support Of the friends Of Martin Van
Buren,.
We have lhus made the language we
mean 10 bold perspicuous The fourth
head will not suffer. BY further explana.
ton - Hadisonian
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-08

Information has been received at the
Department Of Stale that. "by an Ukase
Of the 9TH Of November, 1913. His Ma
jestp the Emperor of all the Russias, tax
ing into consider alton the badness Of the
harvests in the Government Of Eslhonias
this year, has designed to authorize the
importation. free from duty, Of the foreign
grains hereinafter described. untilthe lst
of July. 1914. viz. rye, wheat, oats, bar
ley, and buck wheat in grain as well as
in hoar and paste but at the same time
the transportation Of these. said sorts Of
grains, from the said ports 10 other Rus
sian ports, shall be prohibited during all the
season Of Navigation of.ls44; The trans.
Iportaiion' by land Of The grains Of Esthoni-
as TO the Government of St. Petersburg
shall be also prohibited in the same n an
nef as In 1886. z
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-08
KEEN sESsIRILrrY ALL. AT oNcE.

We observe several Of The Locofoco press e,
vincing dap sensibilhy, and tenacious sense Of
respect fetthe church, and deprecsiing with their
CHARACTERISTIC cant, upon The dehlemeht Of the
sanctuary, by a minister Of The Gospel, who we
mentioned few weeks since, addressed tie
Throne of Grace, afer meeting Of The Wings
of the Tenth Ward Clay Club in their Club
House, Baltimore.
This i certainly ilI-limed and out ofplace, for
a party who have had furnished them for years
past poh,iea editors from the sacred desk Our
neighboring counties, Frederick and Shenandoah,
have each had Ministers Of the Gospel at the
head OF their respective Locofoco journals, and
yet, during the years they were thus engaged,
no faux was found, no m1rmurs were heard, no
dissertation Of, the sanctuary took place but
now, when even a prayer is offered up, 10 a
Nhig Club House, great sensation must be
produced, and anaihemas must be heaped up6n
the devoted head Of him who dares TO raise his
voice 10 supplication and prayer, because, for.
soolh, il happens 10 be ID Hhig Club House.