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STATE OF Quo. M0NR0E CO. IS
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS

Sarah Graham, divorce and Alimony.
William Graham. ~ take mo'ice that Sarah @
Graham, heretofore, to wiz: on the 3lst day Of
January, A. d. ls45, filed her petition in the Office
of the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas, in
aud for the county aud state aforesaid citing forth
among other things that the plaintiff aud defend
ant were married, that the defendant had deserted
the plaintiff had been guilty of adultery and was
convicted of bigamy by the Court Of Common
Pleas of Guernsey county, aud that he is now i'm
prlsoned in the Penitentiary for that crime; and
praying that the marriage contract heretofore ex-
istng between the plaintiff and defendant be dis
solved and that alinony be granted to the plaintiff
sc. The said petition will be for hearing at the
next term Of the court OF Common Pleas aforesaid.
SARAH GRAHAM,
By TiDBALL & KELLY, her Au'ys.
February 7, 1S45.
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WARMING.

WARMING.
A LII PERSONS ARE HEREBY WARN
N ed against purchasing note of hand given
by the subscriber to one John White. Of Washing.
ton township. calling for Eight Dollars, bearing
date the lTth day Of February. 1915, a, payable
one year from date. Said note was fraudulently
obtained from me, and am therefore determined
never to pay the same. ... =.
REUBEN THOMAS.
Woodsfieid, Feb. 28, l8I5. So
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March Z, 1915.

SHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of writ Of
renM erpo to me directed from the court Of Com
mon Pleas Of Monroe county. and State of Ohio.
shall offer for sale at public ontcry at the front
door OF the court house in Wouds6eld, in said
couity. on Monday, the l4h day Of Arril. 1915.
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock a. IN and O'Clock
p m. Of said day. the following real estate. to wit:
The west half of The north west quarter Of section
25, township 4 and range s; also, The north east
quarter of the north west quarter Of the same sec
ton, township, and range, lying and being in
Monroe county and State Of Ohio; taken as the
property Of Abner BeaIl at the suit Of John g. Will
liam Todd.
TIL. MITCHELL. JR Sheriff.
IN o. n
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SHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue Of sundry
pendi. erpo. to me directed from the Court Of
Common Pleas of Monroe county, aud State Of
Ohio, shall offer for sale at public oucry, at the
front door Of the Court House. in Woodsield in
said county, on Monday, the l4th day Of April,
lS45, between the hours oflO o'clock a. m. and
O'Clock p. m OF said day, the following real estate,
of Section No H., Township 4, and range 5. con-
taining SO acres and 6S hundredihs Of an acre. of
land, lying and being in The county Of Monroe and
State Of Ohio, and taken as the properly Of Josh
ua Hawkins, at the suits Of William Cochran and
others. .ts
TIL MITCHELL, JR. Sheriff.
March 7, 1916. [p. {. 81. 81
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Z. lying and beng in Monroe county and State Of
Ohio, taken as the property oilwilIiam Grandoo,
st the suit OF The State oi Ohio fnr the use Of the
Fund Commissioners Of Monroe county.
TIL. MITCHELL, JR. Sheriff,
March Z, ls45. NJ NJ lp.f .Sl,75l
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I FnwARD cox,s ESTATE.

EDWARD COX'S ESTATE.
IN Office Is HEREBY GIVEN that the sub
IN scriber has heen appointed and qualified as
administrator OH the estate of Edward Cox, late ol
Monroe county. deceased
February es, 1876 'sSs : 81
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We hereby certify, that the above is correct
statement, and exhibits the true condition OF said
fund. Given under our hands at Woods6eld,
Ohio, this 9th day Of January, A. D. 1915.
JOEL YOST, 2as
THOMAS ORR, e1t
JOHN CLINE. .Jr, :,
45 Fund Con'rs Monroe co., o..
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',yyANTED, AN APPRENTICE TO THE
w Wagon Making business. One hom the
country, and from l6 to Is years Of age, would be
preferred. ,.,-..
WIN. C. KIRKWOoD.
Voodsfeld Feb II 1914 a.s s.- ..
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MARRIED,
OSCAR.

On Tuesday the 4th inst. by the Rev. James c.
Merryman, Mr.. WILLIAM BARRETT to Miss
LUCINDA GARARD, all of this vicinity.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-05-07


Mr. Editor: observed in your paper of yesterday
an article under Il signature ORA Citizen" on the
subject OF the approaching Congressional election,
setting forth objections The nomination of any CAN
didale from this county. | regret thai so much un.
deserved consequence should be attached to the little
chickering's about which have sometimes taken
place here, and object altogether the concus ions
which ynur correspondent arrives at as the c0nse-
quence Of disagreement about men. When has ii
happened that the democratic party OF this county
failed to support the nominees Of the parry? think
ii would puzzle "A CiIizen' indicate the time and
| feel ed that we have men among us who would
unite the support Of the party cordially any OF
those named. not excepting Dir. Lyon am not 10
be understood as having any objection to Mr.. Lvon,
MIR. Bethea Mr.. Roach, any one that has been
named, but | do object both To overlooking coun-
ty IN selecting Candidate, and to the VI G.
ed to support the proposition. My individual preie-
renee is for Col. PHILLIPS. for the plain reason
that think him better qualified by talents and at
tainmests than any who has been spoken Of, IN
serve us in Congress. Besides ihirk il but right
in Itself and important 10 our local interests that
Mobile should for once furnish the delegate on
gress. hope therefore that the Of Col Phil
| lips may be presented TO the Convention with The
endorsement Of Mobile county; and should he he Sc
leced, do moi entertain doubt but lie will be- sup.
ported with much energ. and zeal, and with as
far prospects OF success any gentleman who could
he named in the district HOMO.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-05-07

The London News is severe upon The British Pre-.
mier. IL VIII he re'0embered that this high tory
friends male tile roeclionisls believe thu, the wbps
were running their interests, AND that restoration
ofthe tories WAS necessary to sustain them. Hence
the News saws Of Peal
"The advocates Of protection ma lie him their cb r
and he is striking The deepest blows ever min; stsr
struck, M the very roots Of the protective sys,en
They called him in 10 do their will, and he has dime
nearly the REVERSE"
1t is little strange that while the minister him.
self rrpudIdtes The the ,ry of protectoll-uhle the
ministers former protection iriends denuunce hin
because he has proved false tn iben--and while The
ct ad con- r ,iuls'ng themselves that he has
dated to do whit h. has done and accepting hi, Ia.
b,rs as IA partial triumph Of their princlpes--t is
strange, we say, hat our Atlas neighbors view
ti'nss So uprihe dowa to see in the late aIlera
tons ~ the British trif only strengthening Of the
p oect've Stsiem! Give those specks IA fresh wine,
gentlemen, II You pleas why. the Premier Is Killing
''tse very roots ofthsoieetvs System"-[Bott Post.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-05-07

Not much apprehension is felt here Of any actual
hHs'ities on the part Of Mexico little buster,
aud that will be ALL Ii Mexico does not 60 to war
about anne xatiOn it will not he because she has moi
been urged most strenuously to such a slep by The
anti anne xatonsls of this country. That parry has
talked so much of the wrong done TO Mexico by our
annexing Texas, that they have really made Mexico
believe she hns sufficient for declaring war a.
eAInst The United States. Is it lamentlble that
IN all controversies between ourselves and other pow
ers, there must always be- found among us a party
arrayed against us!-tWashington Correspondence
Of the New York Journal OF Commerce.
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boarding school, Sing sing, New-York.


MARLBoRoUGH CHURCHILL, PRINCIPAL
TINE SUMNER SESSION Of ibis institution
Il commences on Wednesday, the Both April. The
remarkable heahness OF the location, proximity
to the city Of N. York being dismn. less han three
hours sail, the convenient and comfortable arrange
men,s Of the building present advantages possessed
by few institutions. The Principal graduate Of
the United States Military Academy. at West Point,
and while instructng principally in the matbenati-
cal department, maintains II nict personal snpervi.
sion over all the others. As healthy recreation and
an Improvement To The carriage Of the pupils. they
are regularly exercised in the Infantry Drill.
The terms are $3.50 per annum. which includes
instruction IN French. Pupils to furnish the usual
articles, or they will be furnished at small expense.
For the o her modern languages, music. drawing
books and stationary. an extra charge is made.
The Principal refers particularly to the following
gentlemen, some Of the patrons Of The Insti.uicn;
Chas. King, Esq., Hon. B. F. Butler, William
Barnewall, Esq., Jas. Smith, Esq, Charles Knee
land, Esq, Isaac G ibson, Esq, Cornelius Dubois,
j., Esq Col. J. b. Wood, ofNew York n. = Les-
venwor,h, ESQ, of Elizabeihtown, N -; Genersl
: Van Rensselaer,, Of Albany, N, "; ColonelJ 8.
Mcintosh, of the u. s. Army; Hon. Charles A.
W,ckliffe. Of Kentucky; Arch'd Oracle, ESQ " m.
X. Halle,t, ESQ.,. John Boodgood, ESP, Of Mobile,
Alabama. api0 1l2
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"a aldhJ Ma. es0

Per steamboat James Day from New-Oreans-
Messrs Egin, Stokes. Woodbury. Rich. Harper, Neles
Wafer, Barrett, Chenoweth, Horton DIR Tarleton Stew
Hrt-l3 on deck.
Per steamboat Admiral I'm umpka-Misses Steele,
Bryan, Rev Mr. Heard, Messrs Wasson, Bowen Condy,
Collier, Wright, Nix, l. and Young, Sutton, SAUNDERS
Cobb Cowas Cassiday, Bryan, iIay den, Williamson
Per steamboat Waverly from Aberdeen-Nlrs Catpe
Messrs Williams Hit, Campbell Hooper, Payne May
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xECRs,.Ts .,E Cor,g0n.

Per Steamboat Waverly FIN AberJeen-E |. Andrews
& co So bales; Ellis 5; Ball To- Storey Ellis Z,
Toomer, Gay d CO 81 w Scott TO- Z Marabe 2li A
Leavens /.
Per steamboat Admiral fin Wetumpka-Jas Crawford
80 bales, Tarleton, Scott & Cummings Ali Nbet 49,;
Rhea, s. kes co 20; Harrison Robinson %; An
drews co IA; Horton Clock IL; Bradford & Saunders
Z; / NJ WIIIers A. N
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rsaNdICNafES

Per schr Cora I'm New -Orleans-M Anderson; John F
levitt; J Conway Merchant & Marshall, Row
d CO.
Per steamboat James l. Day from New Orleans
w Bakenei e Fnofe Il co; Mallory n Ross &
/ Jones; Sands IL Co; G. lewj CfuLal.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-05-07

The following notice to mariners appears in a
late New Brunswick paper: IA well known land
mark in the ST Lawrence, called The Old Woman ),
IN isolated rock about sixty feet high, and about
cables of Ships Head or Cape Gaspe, has dis
appeared. The base of the rock having been wash
ed away by the action of the sea, ii has fallen into
deep water"
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-05-07

Coop FoRTUEE.-MI. Delavan, the proprietor
Of The DeIa,an House, Albany, Inns made IA success
ful HIT in boring for water. He is building magni
hcent hotel five stories high, which he supplied with
pipes, in the expectation Of getting water from the
city water works. He was disappointed in this
source and commenced boring for water, IN which
operation lie was fortunate rs To hit IA stratum Of
course sand, fIom which gushed a stream Of pure
soft winter, afording about 20, 900 gallons per day,
which, by appropriate apparatus, is distributed to
every part Of the house.
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NEW-ORLEANS--per schr Cora-5JO SKIS corn SO
bbis bread. 40 do flour.
NEW-ORLEANS-Per steamboat James Day
cn,k bacon, bxs bills inc IA do sugar IL do moas-
hes, 10 do blue HEX Is do eggs.
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The largest tree known in Mexico. and the one
which DE Caudolle made his estimate Of the age
of this continent, is cypress (roxodium dstichuD)
and is llS feet in circumference.
The celebrated rhesnut Mt. AEtna is l6S feet
in circumference, but is evidently composed of five
trunks.
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F1RrAr LouIsvlLLE.-The Louisville Journa!

FIRE AT LoUIsyILLE.-The Louisville Journal
Of the 18Th ult, say:
On Saturday, lutte after noon, The extensive
foundry and machine shop. ON Ninth street near Wa
ter, totally destroyed by fire 1t belonged 10
respected and enterprising fellow citizen, Mr..
John Curry, and was not insured. The fire broke
in the pattern shop, and at place IN which fire
was never understanding il certain that it the
work Of an incendiary. The buildings consisted en-
tirely of wood, and being as dry AS finder. the fire
had got such hcadwuy when the engines arrived, that
ve,y little il anything could be saved. There were
some five or six large steam engines in the machine
shop, nearly completed, which Of course were Ien-
dered almost worthless, and only portion OF the
Of athes other valuable tools, and extensive col
lection of valuable patterns, were destroyed We
have heard the loss ously estimated at from go,
900 to 500, 900.
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LIVERPOOL-Per ship Brewster-225l bales cotton.
BOSTON-Per schr Nimrod-l4M slaves. q cases M
hfeas % bales mats hi bxs, 90 kegs tobacco, bale
and 247 ides, as coils rope, AZ cases mdse.
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MARINE NEWS.
Port of MobiIe--May 2, 1s45.

CLEARED.
ship Brewster, Lincoln, for Liverpool, by Dawson &
Ferguson.
schr Ninrod, Chase, for Boston, by master.
ARRIVED.
schr Cora. Hunnewell, I'm New Orleans, 10 master,
Steamboat l. Day, Reynolds. I'm New -OrIeans.
Steamboat Admiral, Burr, FIN Weumpka, with 256
bales cotton.
Steamboat Waverly smith, from Aberdeen, with lO4
bales cotton.
ARRIVED HEsoE-At Savannah, May lst-Ship Den
mark, Frost.
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VNHE SUBSCRIBER still continues The Factor
l. age and Commission Business AT No. SO Com
mercc and Front streets, and solics the patronage
Of his friends and pledges himself that nothing shall
be wanting on his part TO give satisfaction to every
one who may entrust business TO his care.
m,7 IS5cmo JESSE THOMPSON.
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MINI

A CARD-The Alabama Baptist published by
IN the undo rsgned-crcna,ese extensively in Ala
bama and Mississippi This fact we think should
recommend it to the business men of Mobile and
other places offering superior advantages for ex
tending their business acquaintance with The country
by means of advertising. Business Cards and gem
eral Advertisements will be inserted upon the usual
terms Letters addressed to us, covering advertise
menls, will receive prompt attention.
UPSON s. WILLIAMS.
Mar.n Ia Muy9 T,r
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MARRIED-At U. s. Navy Yard, Pensacola, on 30lt
ult.. by Rev. r. Lewis Chaplain, GEoReE w. DUvAL o
thus city 10 MARGARET X, second daughter of E. A.
Lavalleite OF Philadelphia, commanding that station:
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Cottage Hill Sch0al.
I,EANDER BROWN A Al Te

|
YNHIS School will be open for young ladies' an,
Il gentlemen on the End of June. Instruction wi
| he given in all the branches embraced IN Ia thor
ough) English and Classical education. Young mel
will be fitted far any class in College desired,
| Tuition rs per month, payable in advance.
French and Spanish will be taught rs part Of Ii,
| Academical course without extra charge.
commodious schoel room is now in preparat ou
and arrangements have been made to accommodate
boarders upon the most reasonable terms my5 1885,
| NEW SUMNER GOODS-DAHIELs & BRA
~ by have received per Selma,
Real French Muslins, bluffs, blues, &c.
Plain black Barages, very fine
Black and while Organdes and Lawns
Printed Lawns and Jaconets
20 cases light summer Calicoes
10 cases soft finish Irish Linent
cases l2.4 and l0-4 Sheeting Linen
case fine Pillow Case Linens
Scolch and French Gnghanis
Ganze Fiannels, very fine
Thread Lace Edgngs and lnsertngs
Muslin Edgings and insertings
Hosiery, silk and COTTON .
Jaconet. Cambria and Swiss Muslins
Book, Null and Bishop Liwn
Plaid and striped Muslins
White and colored Organdies
White and colDred Illusions
Linen Cambria handkerchiefs
Hem stitch. Rivere and Embroidered do
Colored aud Tape border do
Gents Kid and Buck Gloves, etc. my5
100 s 81 s No ! Kendall & Co.'S extra Soap;
20 boxes ST. Louis Starch
20 cases table Sah in boxes
5O sacks blown do; 400 do coarse do
20 barrels sound Onions
100 packages Of first qualities Of Black and
Green Teas, for sale by
my5 WARE & CBESBROUGH, a CONS
8 UNDRIES-20 casks Cincinnati Sides
- 80 casks do Should RS
40 tierces sugar and extra cured Hams
1000 bags prime white Corn
100 bbls rectifed Whiskey
90 bbs extra family Flour
so bbls Molasses, in cypress In store and land
ing from schooners Rosine and Experiment for .ale
m6 III by MARSHALL, ROWE & CO.
CHAMPAGNE-5 50 baskets Crane brand, pinrs
~ and quarts, 10 baskets Bocher Ell Fills Cham
payne
CLAREr-25 cases fine, case Stenwen, for sale
low TO close consignmenls by
my5 +. e. CENTER & CO.
EORN--4O0 sacks of best quality, landing this
~ morning from steamer Alentexuna and for sale
m5 Z. A. GILBERT & BRO.
al and CANDLES-I5O boxes New Bedford
~ Sperm Candles, 20 1 casks Sperm Oil. for
sale 10 close consignment by lai
my6 HUNTINGTON & CLEVELAND.
NWlLLED OSNABURGS-lO bales superior
Il twilled Osnaburgs, will be sold low TO close
consignment by
my6 BEERS & SMITH. 20 =, Michael s,
VARNTSH-5 bbls Furniture, Coach and Pic |
,ure; do brown Japan, all Of superior quality,
just received and tor sale ut
m,6 TODD'S PANT Stole, AZ Dauphn-st.
DORTER and ALE--2 20 casks Philadelphia Por.
Il Ter. so do Philadelphia draught Ale, ia store On
consignment. for sne by
my6 WHITAKER & SAMPSON, 20 Contest
bales Timothy, IN store and for sale
II BY ayc,A. GILBERT & BRO.
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this valuable plant the Of tanning fine feathers
the morocco, seal skin, etc. This plan is readily
prupagated, hardy and grows in any light. sandy
sol. Our hest pine lands especially, if cow penred
olIerW Use manured, would produce splendid crops
one manuring lasting for seven tn ten years. Ten
Of this plant would he certain and valuable
income SOUTH ALABAMA.
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0J- am candidate for re election 10 the Office
of Clerk Of the Circuit Court of Mobile county AT the
ensuing August election.
apis AUGUSTUS BROOKS.
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O. The friends OF JAMES SCOTT announce
him as candidate for the Office of Clerk Of the
Circuit Court OF Mobile county the election on The
lot Monday of August next mh25te*
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DROSPECTUS oflhe Odd Feiiows' Monthly He
l. raid, periodical to be devoted 10 the cause of
Odd Fellowship and General Literature. To be pub
shed in Wetumpka, Ala.-The undersigned propo-
SEES to publish in this city, a Monthly Periodical de-
voted 10 the cause of Odd Fellowship and General
Literature il sufficient encourage ment be received.
The unprecedented increase of this Order in the u.
States. and particularly in The south, and the demand
for such work, seems to warrant the undertake ing
1t will contain 4S pages, Ordinary periodical size
printed with new type and good paper. The frat
number will appear in the course Of the ensuing
the Order in the SOUTH If thew would send us as many
subscribers as they procure by the first of next
month.
Price So per annum, PAYABLE on receipt of the Isl,
No. Address CHAS YANCEY,
my6 I34,f Wetumpka Ala
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g1NED s. RADCLIFFE is proposed by his
friends a candidate for Clerk of the Circuit Court
and will he supported by
iebl7 9Th MANY VOTERS
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Co. To the Voters Of Mobile county: We are au-
tlorized TO announce DRURY THOMPSON AS a
nddate for reelection TO the Office Of Clerk Of the
County Court Of Mobile county, at the ensuing Au-
gust election. febS 60tile*
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G-JAMES HAGAN is announced by his friends
as "A candidate for the office of Circuit Clerk of Mo-
bile county at the ensuing August election. arg
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0o The friends of WILLIS W. GAY will sup.
port him candidate for the Office of Clerk Of the
County Court, at the election in August next.
iaD16 4Otes
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FOR GAINESVILLE, WARSAW q VIENNA.
p C--1ro "A The fine passenger steamer BELLE,
SE=sssssssgS=5sx-- )ULE, Black w. Martin, master,
will leave for the above and all intermediate landings
Vn SATURDAY, 10Th inst, at 6 O'Clock PM, po
siiiyely.
For freight or passage apply on board or 10
my7 CAMPBELL, OWEN Il CO, Agents.
o. The Belle Poule will run as as packet in
the above trade for the remainder Of the season, lea
wing every Saturday
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-05-07

DJrWe have already sad all that The case requires
in reference 10 the strange position of the Advertiser
on the side OF SIR ROBERT PEEL, in his attack up
on the Presidents inaugural and the stranger style
in which it 10 defended. There is nothing to add
except as to the personal matter arising out OF
the discussion. between the newspapers, and word
or Two will dispose oil all feel disposed say on
that head.
We shall take no exception at the heat of reproach
and nyectye with which we are arraigned, for pro.
testing against the course Of the Advertiser as anti
American. Nothing has been said to change that
Oplon but on the contrary every thing has strength
ened it. 1t was unquestiOnably uncaled for aban.
dunment OF The American side, a controversy with
the government of foreign and aggressive nation,
and superfous and ungrounded assumption Of su.
perior wisdom and propreitY to the British side.
But, as 10 the intent, the distinct motive Of this
unnatural preference, something may be allowed for
haste something for The habit of attack and great
deal for the bitterness Of long, deep seated political
enmity. II is hard for whig editor 10 begin 10
speak literally of democratic President for any
act, and line discrimination between domestic caus
for attack and matters relating To foreign
powers in which all parties have interest, that
for the honor and interest ofthe Whole country is not
made at and clearly, where the passions have
been schooed to treat men who have The guidance of
public affairs, as incapable of doing we'll The heat
with which our contemporary repels the idea that he
intended to favor the British side, in sustaining Sir
ROBERT PEEL, or to do pr JUDGE TO the American
side by abusing the President Tor his assertion of the
American right, exhibits an honorable susceptible lty
which we hope hereafter 10 see better employed, in
avoiding the position Of meriting these reproacles,
than in assalling others for truly describing it.