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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-13
LuPOR 7.4.N7t-.4S1i TINA CURED.

PurSAh, OhIo May Is, 1871.
nR ID. JAvNE,-Dcar SIR Doctor H.lmeck has used
~ some eight or ten bottles OF YOUR EkPEcTORANT,
and has found decided benefit His health better than for
several years past and his appearance indie decided
provemsnt in health His confidence in your medicine has
induced him to recommend his friends and we a,s in.
formed that many Of them have been aud uters
y relieved pbffs A. t:tIsIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-13
WirInrowN. N. r., Oct. 10, 1s4i.

WArIRrowN. N. r., Oct 70, 1s4i.
Dr. Jayne Dear Sir-Yonr H.ir Tonic |. an excel
rent article Many respectable persons also offer their
tileates m favor OF especoran believe yuur medi.
lines are the hes, preparations that offered
the public for the relief OF the afflicted and for the cure Of
the diseases for which they were intended
Your slpectorsn think will soon be eaclusvelv popular
fou., nc, hDRlaL ELY.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-13

The following Is from PHYSICIAN nd much r,,psc.
ted CLERGYMAN Of the METHODIST Soclstt, dated
Modest Town, Va, Aug 81, 1870
Dr. Dear orl hat been uslnx yuur Esperlrani
extensively practice for the last ihee years and r
all attack. OF Colds, Coughs Inflammation the Lung,
Consumption, Asthma, Pains and weakness of The breast il
is decidedly tho best Medicine ihave ever tried.
Very respectfully YOU'RE,
T. W. WILLIAM, NJ u.
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NkON Oks AT AVGrDON.
aAgss.

Y & II 4 X l. n ) u II Il l. 3.
I'm "Wednesday the 9Th inst, will ~ll IL lint II
~ my office, Negro Womsn and z Gul.. Terms
al sake.
g DIR ~ WAGONS.
Will be added to the above sale. = bray Wasurs. on
= credit VI mon,hs. &. Y.
Oct. l3 IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-13

duNF'o1I1 :" HIo ITErt5t UTuueTj
l The Tract of Land, 49,
belonging to William A Lolt-
W. don, containing ONE HUN.
49, DRED AND FORTY A. -
CRES; one halfis very heavily .imtered, with white
aud red Oak. Poplar, Hickory, SC.
TERMS,-Cash for as much as will pay expenses
Of sae and six, twelve and eighteen months credit for
the balance IN equal instanens, the purchaser giving
bond with approved security and the title re aimed a.
further security Possession seed this FALL and full
possession list January next. WIN. Nj. WALLER,
Sheriff Of Amherst, by
JOHN WHITEHEAD his Deputy.
Oct 10 WAN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-13
DRIED .aHPLEN:

30 Bushels nicely pesled and dried Appes in store
" for sale low by WIN. I. YOUNG.
Oct. Is p
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-13

.7'thnd cured by Dr. Jnyss Erpesfsrnnf -Miss Mary
Campbell, Of New Havsn Fayee, county has been cured
OF Asthma more than eighteen Year, continuance by the
use OF DR JAYsEs Es pEcroRASr She commenced tel
the medicine last summer and sner using eleven bottles
w,, enrely rid Of this distressing disease We assured
Of ths " lady dndubed teracty and requessI
TO make it public FOR the benefit Of others.
-, Mount Pleasant fPa.) Rsgistsr.
Tbs above valuable Medicine s for sale by
u. LYMAN.
-, Eynchbufg.
Oct. 10 raj II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-13

BELL, RuCkEss Il "a.
bv.tCHBUR0. ~.
AHE NOW REC THEM SUPPLIES Ov
FILL n VV'IV'TER GOODS,
WHiCiI the, ofIrr Ma ANAL advance upon cast
w Their sock will b. fund utsm -as'nios'i"n. "
enpvise gsrat vafeit II sl siyles. Staple sud Fasoy
Dry Gr.ls, Ils,a, Sh~s. t'n,erfirs. &c.
Ihh s,trnoo " the Ladies il most respectfully ea'-
ed tn large sud beautiful rnent NJ Cashmere d.
Ec,ssc Ma dIaioes. Silks. Gala Plads. Prints Cling
ham,. shawla. isr~s Fmbsdr,le-. Handh-,chiss, H..
COUNTRY IMMIGRANTS
Are invited I" k through their stock b-fors psrehas.
ing I" they s's dsrs~d 10 offer afsa. Inducements L.
.hose buying to cell again.
sept II GwH
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-13

FOR ME.v'Tt
WHAT valuable o,snss stand siiuaed q The DaAre
lion oi Main Street. and 30 slley. Immediately III
foni VI Bryant. Tinslsy 1svia~r. and the nsx dssF
- below ,ie virgrisn Offc. 'fhis proper-
EUk ~ has just Undergone . rersir. snd 10 new
lll IN g,sd "rteF fr business IN hfge s~als.
- either COT Dry G,sas NJ 0nrery S,ore.
C"nnec'ed with nv Sius In rear. ,hafs IL large hale
li"ase, with y@d Cellars. the alley leading ~ the
i.anslhne Mills. and 10 l.yoch'. Warehouses. Possss.
sln can he had IN tNe hrs, day of September next.
For ,erns. which will bs reasonable and saed 10 the
.imcs, application may be 'nsde the subscriber.
A. LlGGAT.
Aug Il ,sif
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D0ry0isss! 60ryadsts!! Dsrsadms.!
BOOTS and A1lOES

LfNCHBuRG OCT I27U. is49.
ID ECEiVlNG aud opening a, Richmood Cash S,ors,
IL 10000 pair Boots, Shoes and Broxsns. which
will be sold a, Manufactured prices for cssh. Viz
1000 pair Lsdiss' Eln Kidd Slippers. fot only 75c,s
rer bes'--Philsdrlphia work. made exprcssly omy
order.
Ladies' Extra Goat, Cali. Kidd & Seal Walking Shoes
best article. only 81 10 pr
do1 pr Eln Kidd, l-2 Gailefs. quilted and lined
with silk. only 81 so pr.
large assor,mrn, Of Missed Slippers. Duskns and
Bootecs, chenr,
300 pf. Chldfens Slices all ,rices
Womens EaIta Prpsrd thick sos, strap shoss, pr rs
cts. worth 81 25,
Buskins and z Caters. all prices.
500 pr. Sliprers at SO cts. good article,
Mems l.. 4 d. Calf and klpp BnYAns, ehesp,
do hlorn.co and Navy shoes,
500 Pr. Heavy Brovans =. Z cts. pr worth &C. For
gsod bargains In abovs gds. call Al Tho Rchmond Cash
Store. a. do mot lear compcton In above line. Mer
chants buying To cell again, will find to their interest
to give me call, before purchasing elsew here 10 bar
galns will DO sold. ". J. WILLIS.
OCT. 10 n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-13

I'll tNlNNOte Tract Of Land
AT AUCTION.
DURSUAN.f to decree Of the circuit superior court
Il of law and clanceiy Of Amherst county pronounc-
ed at the August term, 845 in the case Of j. j. Lon.
don, EXT, Of Terrain London. decd, and in his own
right and trustee under deed Of trust made by W. A.
London. against Winston Woodruff and olhers; the un.
derslened sheriff Of Amherst, and ss such
for that purpose, on the l4h day Of November next
the premises. two miles south OF Anhers, Courthouse.
on the main slage road to Lynchbufg offer a, public
ct,nv.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-13

HdteS' SIX YES t..
WE respectfully invite the attention Of IL i,di,
70 = bexdiituI lot Of The .bove article which =.
nave just opened. RiCARDS. RYAN & Co.
o. Next dour TO w. r. Young.
$wh
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-23

by thriving into IL the weight OF his
incoming official patronage
Shall such an act. carried by such
means, hsve the eHcc, in this frcc
country. al precluding and Sllrncing
cppu inon 10 an unoonsummatod meas
urcl Let the 81 1t Of free, intelligent
and unSubducd Vermont answer.
And where will Vermont soon lc, #
the policy Of foreign annexation IL 10
prevail, and become the settled policy
Of the countryl She will be IA the
condition Of an appcndagc OF vast
slave empire, embracing, not Texas
only, bat California, and finally every
part Of Mexico all Of which will b.
ovcrrim by slave holders. who will. in
due ilmc, declare independence. and
claim and obtain admission into the
Union
tConclutcd on dpacc)
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-23
NEW GOODS

TllE subscriber would give notice to his
l. friends and patrons thal he Is now re-
cel'lng genera assortment OF
Dry Goods, GrOGrtaes, Cyoeksry d Hard
VdTS
among which msy be- found large vsneiy
nj sfoadcloths, Cassslmeres and saunelIs.
OF slmos every style and quality Yssungs.
splendid assortment Of LADIES' hshionaUle
Drsss Goods. adapted 20 the present sAd
and coming seasons, together viii most ,ah
81 hiDis Of DIV Goods usually called Tor
HIS sssO'imsal OF q Toceuss Is siso eonplsss,
TO which The AiIsHtSOn Of pGTohAssn q. NV
ted. lie hss slSo ia'se assortment Of
Boots. Shoes ADD Rubbsrs Of fashionable
style and good 4s,h'J
The above goods ~ill bs sold low Tor cash
pfa4Scs or approved ctsrH
Lyman lockwood
Prnshlrd, Oct A. Is45 AZ
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-23

STATE OF VERHONT( DE it rsm.m
District Of Rutland, 81. { II Ssrd hat
Al spscial probate court held al Rutland
within and Tor said district % ihs An day Of
OctohsI, 4. u. 1915,
Present, WIN. Hall Judge
Hiram 7. HILL administrator OF the estate
OF Ruius II. Hill, late OF Mount Tabor in
sad dlH'fl't, decessel, having m,usspulca
ton to said court 10 have tina ums herstoiore
allowed for paying The debts Of said estate
extended sr months from da,e
1t is ordered that SAID application be re-
isrred FOR hearing and decision TO the
first Monday being tho ID day OF November
ieIi, and that copy OF this order DO pub
lished three weeks sHccrssirely previous
thereto IA tho Rutland Herald, r.w.p.psr
printed 81 Rutland, that oil persons interest
81 msy appear and object 10 the same It lhey
see cause
true copy Of Record,
~ HENRY HALL, Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-23
10 PRINTERS

TYPE FOUNDRY AND PRIMERS TUR.
NisiifN0 WAREHOUSE
he subscribers have oprnsda new Type
Foundry in the city Of New York whsIs
thew are ready to supply order, 10 nnv extent
Tor "hy Kind Of job or fancy TYPE. Ink. Pa
per, Cases, Galleys, Bras, Rule, steel Sol
umn DO Composing sucks, Cbsse., and ev-
cry article necessary for punurs Oace
HE Type which are essi 10 new moulds,
from an entirely new sci OF wsirte., with
deep counters, ATE warranted to bc unsut.
passed by any, aud will 10 sold al prices to
SUIT the times.
Printing Presses Furnished. and also steam
engines OF the most approved patterns
n. B.--A maohlnlst constantly IN stond.
anco to repair presses md do light work.
Composition rollers cast for printers
Editors OF .'ewspapers, who buy three
times as much type as their bills amour, to.
may give Tho above siI months insertion In
lhsu papers. and s9nd iheIr papers contain
ing II to the subscribers. Atom
COCKROFr q OVEREND. Os Ann a..
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-23

" + tho subscribers, being appointed by
w the Hon. the Probate Court for The dis
uct Of Rutland, commissioners to receive
examine and ADJUST all claims and demands
Of all persons against the estate Of
Stephen smith late Of Rutland,
IN said district. deceased, Icpesert-d insol-
'cN.. sh1 also all Gains and demands e1hi.-
lied N offset thereto, and a months from the
I'm day OF Sept. last, being allowed bysaid
court Tor that purpose we do therefore here
by give notice that we will attend 10 the bu-
slness OF our said appointment a, the dSelling
house Of Lucy smith, widow Of said acscas-
ed m SAID Rutland, on Tuesday tho ~ day
OF Nov noTt. and on the 2nd Tuesday Of
March next, from nine o'clock a. IN unii
three U'ciuck p. NJ on each Of said days,
J. It Il %.. i5'"'"''" Com"
Rutland, Oct, 3! lsi5 Al
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-23
NEW GOODS.

LUST received large and splendid .,
sorment Of Goods, consisting N rari
Of Black, Blue, Brown and other Broad
Cloths, Plain and Fancy Cassmsres. Doe.
SKINS, sluincils Ves,lngs Of new sod rich
patterns Taylots Trimmings first rate
assortment PLAID Cloakng. Black md
coiurcd' A lplecas Orleans Cloths. Tibet
clolW OF superior qualify Nous DE IA.ns,
cashmrrs' De Ecosc. Rep Cashmere.
French Ouomaus English md American
pruls VcIveIs and sis lor Bonnel5 RiJ.
bons Auhc.als Fancy Crayay, VtlVu
Ribbons Gnp', Cords and Tsssels Tor
cionk' PONCE and Flag six HTkTs.
Mulfirrs CfavatI, suspsndru Gloves.
Hosiery Black and DrAb Moreens. Horse
Blankets, Wool add Cotton FlAnnells
TIck,nga BeAehed aud Brown Cotton
cotton AMI Linen Dinpor C,nsh Wlcking,
Waddng Bsuing Cotton Yarn. Men's
nod Boys Cloth and Fur Tum'd Csps,
Croekery' Glass ant Hard Ware
AZ .r which are Tor sale on lhr mor q
yoslJ,, terms Tor cash or sf,dt Buuer
Chce's. Pork Corn Rye Oats and almost
every kind n produce wanted Or which
tar pusc will be pad
y = BELL
M~lSs-4 - ga q ~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-23
THE EXCITEMENT

Still continues ut the Farmers FIX
change and Cheap Cash Store ! -
TilE unprecedented LOW PRICES thu,
Il Goods are still sold for, at tins Store,
IS matter OF surprise TO all purchasers
TITO attention "f tho Ladies IS particularly
IUviteJp cNrm..c One Thousand Iaraf q
Pr'nH, Of tho latest STYLES and lowest prlcss
good calico dress for one Dollar
Also,
new 10, Of rich Cindisn Stripes Cross
over Cashmere Reps; Cashmere de Ecosse;
N. de LANES ofevery variety and price, rich
AmaIonians, rich AIpaccas: Afghan Salins,
Par,anes Chamcleons, &c. &c.
d. II. SABlN 4 CO., Agents.
Wallingford, Oct |, lsi5. 40
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-23

- lBBONS, Arfcials, Bonns, Silks and
~ 'eIvsts, Cashmeres aud ftooon O,jo-
mans splendid assortment, Just received
and for sale by d. p. BELL
Rutland, Sept, 30, Isi5 10
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-23
SHINGLES.
TAILORING

THE subscriber has just received from
New York tho American Fashions f,r
the Fall and Winter Of lsiJ-o, and 10 now
prepared to execute with dispatch all kinds
Of garments 10 his line, in the most fashions
bla style, aud as cheap as al any other estab
llshmont In tho county. Cutting done for
others TO make at reduced prices Call and
examine the fashions Tor yourselves. whether
you want any work done or not. All kinds
OF produce taken H. exchange for work
WANTED by tho subscriber Two or lhree
good Jo1rnoymen Usilors. 10 whom constant
employment and good wages Will he given.
JOHN b. KNIGHT
Rutland. Sop, Is, 1886 1857
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-23
ONCE MORE TOWN


nREL COOK would Inform hi, former
~ customers and the public tina, he has
opened anow HAT STORE in tho building
belonging TO Aianson Dyer, near his tavern,
where he 10 roady 10 accommodate all with
Hats and Caps Of superior quality and Of re-
doced pfces, Tor cash. or on as favorable
le[m' Tor approved credit as al any e.tab-
lishmenI IN tho county, HIS ~ok il, all
manufactured for customers. and syety AMI
Gle taken from hls shop will bs warranted.
lilo ~ in want Of .heoied and pulled sheep
and lsmbIs wool, sheep and lambs pslis, all
kinds Of Hating and Shipping Furs. and
most si.d, % tu1u,N lr,a.p,. Which -It
% takon IN exchange Tot hrs work
WANTED IMMEDIATELY
first rate JourneYmAn Halter, ono who nm
derstinds all branches Of his business, To
whom good encouragement and a permanent
situation will lie given.
kuisnd, Julv, 80, Is4E iIll
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-23
STATE OF VERMONT REitremem.

STATE or VERMONT, } REnremem.
Dlsl'lct of Rutland, IS. - bered ihst
ats special probate court held al Rutland
within and for said dietr,ct. on the 80 day
OF October, A. d. 1896
Present. VIM. Hall Judge
Luman Horton, sustdiaa OF Csthsnne b
Horton and Nehemiah Is. Horton, of Wal
hnI'nrd IN said dI-tfi.t. minor children 81
Oh" SAIL Lumdu aud bis late wife pnrue, ant
grandchlldtsn OF Nehemiah Bull, deceased,
having this day made application TO SAID
court for license to sell the real estate Of
said wards, consisting olone equal Undivided
tenth part OF certain tract Of land, contain
Iug Is acres and leo rods, that was set of
10y the commissioners appointed To DIVIDE the
real estate bot already administered Of Jo-
scph Bull late OF Dainty in said district, de-
ceased, intcstlto, TO he held in common by
LYDIA Nix, Patience Bike, the heirs Of Ruth
Johnson, Rachel Stafford, and Ito heirs Of
std Nehemiah Bull, representing tina, Iihe
sale ihareoi would be conducive TO the in
iersi, oil his sand wards. Therefore,
1t Is ordered that said apple atom be refer.
rod to the first Monday, being the 81 dsy Of
November neIt, for hearing aud decision. by
sald couri, and thata copy OF this order be
published Tires weeks successively, ptsyious
thereto, in the Rutland Herald, newspaper
printed al said Rutland. that all persons 10
ieres'ed may appear and object to the same
II they see cause
a lru1 copy ofrecord,
II HENRY HALL, Regis isr
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-23
STATE or yERmoNr.,penrm.m

'T Bfc' o II s sa,.S% I'M.
q srecisl prohs,e court holden ., Ruh.nd
~hhin sad fot -sid district On The as,h ds, Of
ssPssonhet, Is't
Present, Wa Hall. Judge.
Jrhn Conani. admlnistrsiot 81 ~. o.
tate 81 John J.ck.on. lat. nj lrs.don IN said
ftifiei. deceased ,tntestsis. proposing io top.
DEF an account Of hi. admin .,ratnn Of said
estate
It's ordered tina, said scooun, 10 referred
for examination ard allowance To the FIRST
Wonds, beiug the 81 dsv Of November neti.
and that . copy Of this otdet be Published
three week, succe.-i,elv pfe,iou, thereto IN
the Rutland Herald, . newspaper printed
stRutAnd,ths, al persons intoros,edimsy sp-
pear snd ohjcoto the same II iheJ see cause
hnue cop, ofrocord
90 HENRY HALL. Register.
STATE or VERMONT, re mrtm.m.
DiNuiot OF Rutland. 80 - h.rcd that
sts special probate court h.lt al Kut,nd
within md ior said district, on tho 29lh d.,
Of Sept. 4 u 1895
Present, VIM Hall, Judge.
An instrument 10 writing pvrpor,ing TO bs
tho lmt will and ie,tsmeu, Of John Earle
ate Of Wnilineisrd IN said district, deceased.
having been presented TO sad court foi pro-
bate by Rsblnson Hall, the Executor therein
named
ia ordered ths, said viii bs referred for
probate and allowance 10 the FIRST konda,
beng the Sd dsy Of November nsIt. and
that cop, OF this order 10 published three
vesss succe,slrely, previous thereto IN the
Rutland Hefsld, newspaper printed 81 Rot.
land that all persons interested NAV appear
and object 10 tho probate thereof II ,hey sec
cause. true copy OF record.
20 HENRY HALL, Register
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-23
CIDER MILL FOR SALE

Two good Pfe,sss ~tlh two beam, and
L four screws TO press~,l DO sold, TO
gsIher OF separately, by the .ubsernsr. also
IS Young sheep. ALONZO HOWE.
East Poultnsy, Sept ~, 1915 20
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-23

qulsl'o reIr buildings winch coml0rt msy
demand or convenience require. Belonging
to II are 81 acres Of choice land adjoining
are IS acres moro for sale also It y. =
beautiful place, and has TIE best view Of tho
city J. G.. WHIJLOCK
Csstleton, August IS, Isi3 34l3
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-23
A BARGAIN.

stock .atms in the country, the moving ~
lniervai meadow, mostly English hay, aud
has cot generally on an avetage 100 tons -
The wood lands are maple beach and ash
IN part, and part spruce and hemlock, bear
iag an abundance pt saving and hewIng tim
ber-ihcre arc three sawmIlls near by. Tho
buildings are a dwelling house cheese house
four barns and two sheds This Is an excel
len, dairy farm. and viii he sold as low. &C
coriIng I" value, as any farm III these parts
with Or without stock and farming tools -
Any reasonable pay day given
II. w LESTER
Rutland, Sep, al, ls45. 40
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-23

hIso' oil Mo above sizes Of ever, color TO
o'dor. oher sizes cut To order Of onhsr OF
tn" foregoing qualities. Mourning cards OF
various sIIo- made To order
Gold hntdered cst1s do 30
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-23
FOR SALE.

~ -,,,,
{ E: g: +: :: &C.: 4: !: ::
&>Af~S two story CommOdlous
no0A>1 d " L. INN "A Nh ali ILa
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-23

III Embossed Enhmelsd Cstds, tinted spd
pam beautifully polished, with slsssn, %.
signs A. borders
PRINTERS BLANK CARDS
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-23

tlNlf' huufsWs DO 10
Highlsnder., No. l star a n,rbl. bach, "A
lhghsnden, Nu.2 do II
tnamslsJ. lvct, shd resh Surface Card.
a. per the following scale
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1845-01-22
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.

We continue our quotations from the ORGANS
OF THE PEOPLE. And we commence with an
article from New England, where the Fede-
ralists expect 10 have the cooperation of Col
Benton in their designs against the Union.
They take it for granted that bond of Union
was formed last summer between Col. Benton
and Mr.. Adams, and rely upon their ability to
entice number of the former friends of The
Missouri Senator into their reasonable meshes !:
From the Boston Post
Accordingly the young Hartford conventonists
have published their call for convention. This, be
it understood, is wing federal measure. Its pa
ternity is of those who openly that they stand
ready to plunge into civil rather than submit 10
The lars Of the naon-in case one of these laws is an
enactment to annex Texas to the Union. 1t is of
the spirit Of the disunioh appeals now so rife. The
last and mildest manifestation of these threats is in
the following Leicester resolutions:
Rtsolced, That in the opinion Of this meeting. II
the alternative Of Texas annexation and political
union with her sister states the one hand and of
adherence TO the principles Of the constitution on
this subject, and to justice and humanity though
without such union the other hand shall ever be
presented to Massachusetts, she ought not and vii
not fser; that as she ever has BEEN So true to her
past history, she ever will be found contendnp for
the right; and IL need be, single handed and alone
Resolved, That we believe that the people of Mas.s
chusetts quite prepared for a convention in the
old Cradle OF Liberty to devise measures to meet
the present crisis and that they are, now an1-
ousy awaiting movement from those eminent states
men whom they have delighted to honor and in
whose wisdom and patriotism they have the fullest
confidence
All this chimes in with the traitorous declaration
Of thirteen member, Of Congress, headed by John @
Adams with John Reed, letter; with The mad .p-
p-sls Of II. Boston Atlas With the petition for an
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1845-01-22

II made large bets on the result Of the election,
and il is reported, won from negro traders,
bsctlegs gamblers and thimble-rggers, some
twenty thousand dollars. Aud this, Il has said
recently, il was induced 10 do for the purpose OF
keeping up The spirits aud courage Of the parry !;
bat, at the same time, from the stool of repent
snce, il declares il will never do SO again.
And what did others of the Globe clique
in another ei,y7 They prepared aud de-
spaiched IN secrst, on an extensive scale, cir
culArs, having for their object 10 distract The
Democratic party, and TO defeat one OF The
great and important measures which Mr. Polk
stood pledged 10 carry out
Nov, that the battle has been fought and
won, in spite Of the efforts of the Globe and lis
clique 10 the contrary, and by the action and
necessarily abused, the Globe arogsnlly pro-
claims ''sland thou afar of for | am holier
than thou" We claim 10 "LEAD;" you must
be content 10 FOLLOW"
We have but few words TO say on this sub
ject, and they shall be 10 the point. IL the die
taIlon OF the Globe is to be again tolerated, ii
requires not the spirit of prophecy to decide the
fate of the Democratic party in ls4s. Those
who had the courage 10 resist IL in 1910 will
never submit To Il again, let the consequences
TO the party be whatever they may. The Globe
drove them of in 1910, and the party was
shamefully beaten. In 1874 they gave their
most Jealous support to the Peoples candidate,
and victory crowned their efforts in the cause;
aud that victory we fearlessly assert was
achieved through the union with the party OF
the ostracised democrats of 1910 and the friends
of Mr.. Tyler. Let the Globe drive them of
again, which il has already evinced DISPOSE,
ton to do, and which il will do if il has the
power and the Democratic party will find itself
again in lS4s where it was after the election Of
1910.
Which shall govern, and which shall be the
governed7 The Globe and the People, or the
People and the Gobe7 The time for these
questions to be determined is near at hand.
Let the People ponder the subject well.