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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-12-31

A REMARKABLE FACT The ice made IN
scot river, the present season, n2on high
The ice 10 by this means pressed down IN great
under the ice further down the river, nniil the be
river for some distance below this city. and uT
Oldtown, 10 literally filled with ice. The s,de
ebbed out moro than three feet since tho river @
The falls at Great w orks and Oldtown can be a.
witha boat on account Of the great quantity
water. The low land on tho bank Of the river {
Oldtown and Nattawamkesg ia overlooked, and
stage has to take route forty miles round. SO
quantity Of ice in our river is quite unusual, and
Ii shall find some means of escape before Spin
trouble will probably ensue- Bangor IVhig.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-12-31

IMPORTANT TRIAL IN NEw ORLEANs.--A trial Of
considerable interest 10 the mercantile community,
has been commenced at New Orleans special Jury OF
merchants was mpaneea for the OCCASION composed Of
the following Wilhelm Bogart, Foreman, CHI Deblanc,
A. l.. Gaines g. 3. Hawkins, II. H. w HILL All
kearney. L. Limerick, u. A. Rathburn, r. w Milbank,
W T. Thompson, and Hugh Wilson Tho action IL
brought by Jacob Little Co. Of this city, against
Bios.man OF ~ O., and Firmin, de Tsstet 4 Co, of
London In 1874. Messrt. 90 Tastet commissioned r. D.
Bosnsn to purchase for them quantity cotton 2ss7
bales which were shipped, and the bills OF lading de-
posted with Robb Hoge, with bills Of exchange on
London Messp Little OF New York, purchased their
bills ofexchange and forw srded them with tho bills OF
nding, to Barring Brothers Co. London; Msssrs. lie
Tastet Co. accepted the bills and required the bill Of
lading TO be handed to them which request was
refused, until the money (ciI ,0ss OF was paid The
acceptance wss then erased and the bills having been
protested were returned to America. The plaintiffs
sue LOT me amount o. bills $3.50 1856 against Fmin de
lastet Co and X. ID. Blossnan. Tho defendants put
IN plea for reconyention, claiming damages TO the
amount OF S2o,oOo for noniulhlment OF tho implied
agreement as 10 usual amongst merchants in wrong.
iay ana Illegally refusing TO deliver up bills OF
ogoods when bills Of exchange for the
nave been accepted Benjamin aud Nicou for
Jacob Barker for plaintiff rhe trial il still in bro.
gress. $3.50 " r
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Small Pox generally begins with L.

and wearness chiness and vomiting soreness OF Tn
great thirst. aud many other unpleasant compalnts.
Wrghts Indian Vegetable Pills will be ionnd me
medicine M the world for the Of small rox psea
cleanse the body from those poisonous humors wnis
cause not only Of Small Pox aud other erupve con pr
OF every mslady ipciden NJ to From three 20 81
dian y,rstabl. PlIs q ~ very ght on going 70 be-
short tune NOT ONLY make perfect cure II the abovr
complaint but the blood and other Iulas va. uo
Ia such state OF purity a. - utterly prevent inhhmn
the eyes Consu mption and other incurebe complai"'
usually follow an impeifect, cure OF small por.
and therefore give health aud vgor % he whole RAM
A. drive disease OF every nnme from the body. Il.
4, .hnuId also be repnrfuher thst maj, by the q
WIN Nj spear, who sells mcjiene y"rportins to b.
Pills at the corner Of Race and Front streets, ~ COZ
az niue neither can guaranty as en'uho Any mat
sale. .-. .-...;,;. 1; :. u.h
peopjs OF FINISHED charscte or 81 me ono. anc
Depot, No. 2ss Greenwich st. WILLIAM Wh ii
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philadelphia Agent for the Herald t'hf.
4 CO. Ledger Buldlna, Third ,uset, who rscsiys eco
SER. and have ,ngs copies fes sale dsuy As
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City Intelligence.


STEAMBOAT LAuycH.-Ths monster steamer "George
Wilmington belonging to the Peoples line and In
tended to run between here and Albany launched
yesterday nj 10 O'Clock, from the yard OF WT H. Brown
loot Of Twelfth street. East river There were several
thousand persons prssent-in the yard the neghbor
ing piers, ships and tops Of houses. We never saw
nner launch The George Washington ia 340 feet long
40 feet beam. as feet wde including guards and 10 feet
mold She has a cylinder Of 50 inches with IL feet
stroke She will be ready to her trips abou.
the first Of June.
THr STREETS! The srarsrs The streets and side
walks are now in as glorious condition as they in
the palmiest days Of nativism.
AccIpEST Robert Hudson, a man In the employ of
Ar Hawthorn, in Mercer street. pitching hay into
his stable yesterday when the board on which he was
standing broke and he fell TO the floor distance OF Is or
20 feet which fractured several Of his ribs He wns car.
ried TO the City Hospital.
POCKET PIckIro IN AN OnsrBus-Mrs Bnns had her
pocket picked yesterday of fine gold watch and purse
containing some money, while riding in of Muphys
stages.
NV YoRK GRAMMAR scHooL.-The exercises At the
ast evening BY the pupils Of Mr. Lyons,
very large and highly respectable audience The young
gentlemen who took part in the exercises, acquitted
themselves IN manner that must have been truly graft
lying to their friends well their popular instruc
tor addition to the vocal perfo Of the schools
pand engaged Tor the OCCASION discoursed most excel
lent music at brief intervals during tho evening and the
whole went on with great eela The lato hour Of the
toc at this time. '' Nv
a nre was discovered Monday night. al haIlna,,
tNeNo the natter en0p OF John Goth
street near 9Th avenue, which, with two small bud,ngs
10 the rear belonging to Edward Trag were totally de-
stroyed. ~
CoRosras orrroH, Dec so-Ths Coroner wa. cs,,.a
TO hold an inquest at No li6 Washington street in The
cellar the body Of George Little. thirty years Of aee
born in this city, and Of very ntemperatc habits An
inquest will be held this forenoon. f0
CASE OF TRKELL.-In the Supreme Judicial
Court, on Saturday, the witness against Albert
Trre were called and ordered to recognise for their
appearance in February to testify first in relation TO ths
charge OF murder and second TO the charge Of
All the adults who in the house the fatal night
appeared except the transient lodger but his testimony
as given before the coronor inquest s not deemed
er,ai IL ~ pretty we'll settled that Tirre originally
sailed for Liverpool and the vessel obliged TO pu,
back by the weather and then Tirre managed to get
passage Tor New Orleans = Boston Poet 80
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rx.rx nodx,s ExchanSe-In the n

tile phrase or the word exchange It IL spot where
mo,t do congregIe-but IN our meaning oil the w.
ch,nge where you trad, you money for the NOT .
get Morrison No 1888 and 1906 Greenwich street deals
~ body knows, in Teas Oils Groceriss, Pants, Drug
Stuff &c is the greatest exchange for purchaser
tncw off any one doubts II. let HIM 90 down 20 Nc
and he will find that what say is true. Fer tn .
wah TO bay cheap, his Adjustment mot be eaua /
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FROM Rio JASErko.-We are indebted to Captain
Howard, of schooner Fashion, who arrived here
last night, for papers from Rio Janero, to the 18th
ult, the day of sailing. In the shipping department
of the Herald will be seen the list of vessels at Rio
when Capt. Howard sailed. The Rio Journals con-
tain no news whatever, from Buenos Ayres, which
is not surprising when the monotory of blockade
is considered and the total absence of activity and
injsuch case
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The PANIC GOES AHEAD Stocks fell considera-
bly, yesterdey.-(See money artlcle) Ths confusion
and uncertainty of public affairs are the Causes
People are frightened-they know not why The
panic will increase
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NEWS PROM ENGLAND. -The next news will give
US the result OF the discussions in the Queens Ca
blnet, about the opening OF the ports--the corn
interchangeable meeting of Parliament, &c, &C.
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LATER FROM CeEPUs Commissioners AND
SUFFERING IN THE ARMY.--By the schooner Ro-
sela Captain shipman arrived yesterday, from Corpus
Christi have dates from that place to the nth inst
The army stationed therc suffering much from the
cold weather aud the want OF good quarters,
and many Of the troops reported sick. A large
number Of Mexican traders In at Corpus Christi,
Sct was reported dull Mr. Hart. the actor. was
there endeavorng TO make for the regular
introduction Of tho dramsN O. PieaySns, Dec. 2l.s
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A splendid fit I'll have,
An Overcoa. or Sack,
The wiutry storm TO brave,
That pelts upon my bick.
III buy il Of o WEN. too
The cheapest in the land
He sells at three thirty-lwo S3j2,)
In the street we caIl the GRAND.

Peale's Great Pictarc.-Thls spienoi
Original .fiort Of American g-nins, was the ns. .ss
in this country aud Is the only one ~ nouei
composed on the model recommended oy m me 6r.t
wtiteu X was painted IN 1920. snd ~ .ne ~.
months was visited by neaIly thiryhvs tnousahu y,
Since them the Artist prohtlos BY NJ aa% sament
Italy. aud by his inc sased ssperesnd ,.o a.nsss,
touched il with great ndvntayes anu wv He"e'A'
arisen since " has been exhibited r :
Omen fram 10 A NJ. tili 10 Pm admitancs Is cents.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-09-12
THE TwEETX-NINTH CONGRESS.

Hhe New York journal of Commerce
giUes T. list of the members of the 2sthCen-
gresa, ,troin which we have prepared lthe
following analysis:
There will be (including Florida) lflty-
four members Of The Senate, of swhem fonr
have yet eN be;ePpointed. t0f the fifty ac-
uual membersat ahis day 'tweny-iour are
IWhtgs and tweng-six are.DemOcrats. The
foar to he appointett---viz: one searh from
Virginia, Mississippi, lIndianeana Eennes-
Isee-,will Mosl probably be Democnts, inna-
king the Senate, whentfRIl, to tcensisl of
4tWenty4four Wings aEdtthrty Democrats.
: The term of service df,twelve Whigs
iand fveiDemecrsssI eX pires'inl847, of'iOu:
Whigsand Thirteen Democrats lin i849;Ot
IeigltMhigsanH-sMD Democratsin 1854.
Fhreetof tthe'to to be eiectedWil hold
Eeffieeuuti ti85tihetfou from Mississip.
rpi, '(in,place,of MFR. WaksrD until 1891
'The;SenatorslfrOm Rorids Ihaye mot yai
heenchassed.
The House coftReVresentatives has I'D
Ebeenedeoted withlthe Hcqptdonrof tise-SiX
lmembers from MARY EyhRdaaHa,the tourfrom
Mississppi-0nd:our vvararcies, one eaci
ifrom FLORIDA, Massachusetts, Maine ;anG
New Hampshire, NhereRre also tWoWa
5canciestfrom death lone in New Jersey
andone inlLouislna. WeBlve statemen
fof help6lidoel echaacterof the House st
,ter as elected, and a comparison hn th'
same point of view with the furmer Con
hgFess. FlIe States' are arranged in the OF
Ederiia which the elections took p&1ue:
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THOMAS w. DORR.

The 'sclcpt" Rhode Island Patriot
and selfstyIed martyr ef Damo cracy, still
seems TO be the lion of the Tamlnany HaH
iocolocos, and the Bank law RepeaIers in
Ohio. The Ohio Statesman, our readers
know has been sold by Samuel Meday, TO
Mr.. Hlnzewell, late of Massachusetts. The
new editor, in making his debut to thecsrps
edtorel of the Buckeye State, Incorporates
Dorr and his Quixolc adventures into the
Democratic creed ofDhlo. He says that
Dorr hooks to the people of the West for
dustce. That the East has become Grtsto-
reratic-governed by anonopoes; and all
that kinA Of low ad cap tanaum slang that
would hefit tbeuolumns Of the most degra-
ded sheet in the land, is paladed in the
leading organ Of the Democracy of Ohio
with asmch apparent solemnity as though
Dorr had been g public beneiactor. A
Ilpretty commentary on patrotlsm, indeed!
A man who aevied warmFon heIlegdly
constituted authorities Of hislnetive State,
and sether laws at defiance, ianHtmenaoed
the lives of her citizens, is now setmp by
the.lead .OhioDamcracy, as amerip'
Iof1ibertg The TemarkBf Mir. Hase@ell,
THAT Democratic principles have ilett new
England, and the eastern portiontdf the
Union generally, coming Gs it doesfrom g
son Of New England, the birth place Of
liberty, and the cradle Of the revelation,
reminds us ofn old adage, ami that:is: 1t
is a dirty bird who leaVes6lth in its'owa
nest
Governor Dor, the'eostern papers say,
thinks of making Ohio his residence
Wcn'the be an appendage to the Agrarian
locofoces Of this STATED He will most Irkeiy
,rval David Todd, of pot met1I memory foI
lthe next,Gubernatorial candidacy,6f Ohio
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-09-12

tfr-~ Tire Banking law OF lastwinterInow
going into effect, continues TO receive Of
'the Polk, Dallas, and Texas press df'this
State, lhemost'unconlpNrising, ,and'un-
Escupulous denURGatcns; and The SCUM
rof IeepedH Repeal is waited con 'evsry
breeze. will the good,sense'CfIthevOters
fof Ohio be beinteposed % save thslaw. We
Rtopeitwill. There'is NomddlePesition
on the BeAk question. 'The Whgs go tol
hthe law as tits. THE lucotoeos 'forits IRE
zeal. Which party will the people ~sus-
tain? Wil'the Whigs Of Carroll sanction
the proceedings of the '!Demecatic State
Convention" held attCoianibuson thektf
oflJdiy Est, and'Sid in the REPEAL of the
law? Or will they, as one man, perfec'
theiroIganizotien, sndenter upon theoam
paign with dlat spirit which the, e,mag nj
tAde Of the question requires!
To those who believe in The faiiacy Of 4
bard money currency, or prefer that tht
notesoof nonresident Banks should auI
the channels Of -Four circulating medium
we-say let themgo to the TdSs and vot
the ticket of iheRKPEALERs: but those wh'
believe in miwed currency, and wh'
think that notes on Banks of our own Stat
would give to labor its just reward. ?
those We say, who .preferinviting capitd
into our own State, instead -of,driving
from us, let them go to the polls and Dol
The WhigTirk .ERrbam'sdt.
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THE TEXAS INLOUITY.

The New Orleans Courier of the 10th in
stant, says: Texas, Oh a suddea emergen-
gy, could raise at least Il We thousand troops,
brave, hardy, excellent riAeeen, and all
better adapted than any Others in the Rorld
for operations against Mexican army
All they WaRt is amuRition and provisions
arms they have in abundance and of
good q0aIny--pay they want not, and would
cheertuIIy fght without it, as they have
been accustomed to odo-allhough we doubt
not it would he acceptable if offered"
What chiVairous, mag naNmoas set Of
fellows these Texanpatiots are! They are
brave as Julius Caesar, and loyal as Bayard.
All they want in erder to wage success
ful warfare against the MeNcans lis ."anl-
muniton and provisions" Then iteeems
they have been toe lazy to raise pnaVisions,
and are too poor to pay tor GnmEpEieA.-
Pay they want not but it would be ae0ep-
table; and we guess when the lille are teg-
hibited to the public which law e,beeu paid
cut of the peGketss5f Uncle Sam, the peo-
pie NniIl e nd .eut dhat 4Ae nay mas oFireG
,cnd secGejEa& ty die Eegans.
Eexae III, ,te beanRexed 5a- 1aGg. Tex
ems @illtenR If ght derpay-and 1he people
,Of uhis county wiHlh&veao pay, u Mess we
iare much 'niistGk en-, before .this Eexas.o =
rGgeismensHmnlete ted, at least one hundred
ImaittioaS 0f fAkcrS US a consideration for the
glorious privilege'of "extending the areaoof
lteedonl,," torJthe purpose of Cursing that
area with humansavery. Cleveland Her,
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have been superseded hy Wings and N%-
tiVes.--.Na'iona hielfgencer.

HAMILTON COUNTY LocoFoco NOMINATIONS,
The Locotocos OF Hamilton met in COnven-
ton at Carthage, on Saturday last, and no.
minated the following ticket; For Senator,
Jalues II. Ewing; Representatives, Genet-
al j. MrMakin, Charles Remelin, t. ] Gal
agher, Jacob Finn; Treasurer, Geo. w.
Holmes; Commissioners, Geo. Vanausdal.
Henry DeboId; Surveyor, James Cooper.
This ticket is hard in every sense OF the
team, butone. With few exceptions, it is
hard in its politics and 6&rd in its morals.
The candidates for the Legislature are pled-
ged 10 60 against every thing in the shape
Of Lank paper; against the u k aw, Tax
law, and Registry law. La word, they
are Pledged to pail down what their opPo-
nenls have tuilt up; and to do all other
things that destiuctves and jscobins may
feel inclined to do. Finn, who proposed,
with his coat off, to whip the last House, in
detail, is considered fit Representative of
the intelligence ard democracy OF Hamil-
ton. Renelin, who wasted more of TIL
time of the Heuse than all the other locoo-
COS, is also to be here. In one sense we do
not Ielieve this is very hard 'icket-itis
not hard 10 beat; and we hope the Wings Of
Hamilton will set about the work OF choos-
ug betterseto of anen, that the people NAV
at least have ehOice.--O. Stale Journal.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-09-12

The Bark destruCtiVes'uf' Ohiohave cut
out tteirwork for thepresent campaign.--
They proclaimed the iseUeat the State Con-
venlon' held in thisctyon the 4th 6f July,
and no man WAC hestates to take his stand
under the bannerof" f"RcpeaE" "llasany bu-
sineps inithe ranks 6fithe opposition. If
they do nopimpress this factOnNthe minds
Of all bttore the efeclNn, twill be because
prudence dictates atliifeentscourse until
etie'' election. There can be no union be-
tween the Bank ard ami. Bank menin the
ranks ol ouro opponents, +save aat the eqt-
pense OF anNtter erHbandonmPht' Of prihci-
| pie e&ndcohvfc tfonslon the paltEOtth the for
Emer Hhispoihtthe Convention toI Jnly
settled, acknowledgements events nsteud Of
Fchaneirg the issue, have oohiy indicated,
still more'conciusively, the purpose OF lhe
leaders'towage theWaro Of destruction
'AAwetk or TWO since, 'William'J Martin,
faproadnent'and intelfgentrmeMber Of thp
Itoeotoco party of. &helhy' county was NAM
ed'asR candidate torReprrsentative in'thSt
district. HepultorthSn sddreas TO the
voters Of phe district, ins@hieh he e&pres.
sedan nNnwllingnessto second the anti
bahkwar, andavowed a~ist THAT thepre
sent Banking law might receive u fair tri,
Edl. .AithoNg ghhe had hitherto chung to tht
party through eWl'os well as through good
report, alike in victurySnd defeat, this sin.
| gle offence condemned him in the estima'
ETon'of the lmrds, and they AT once marked
him. We shall see what success they mee.
with in their Iabors against him, and 'whu
response the people Of that district viii
rndke. The following, from the st. Mary
Sentinel, shows thetemper fhisOpponents
JusT AS WE William ]. Mar
tin, Esq, of Sidney, Shelby county, Ohio
has gone over, "ho6k and line, body unt
breeches," to the coons, He goes for th'
present Kelley system of Banking, Snc
talks about sound, sateAonea banks. Al
honest bankers A pious deVI.
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,.> tia.xeaaEAaas.
..zssrSssf 4sAsA,
|x
GA&MGI3TGR
FRIDAE;;:::.=:SEPT. GY, Is4J
BANK DESTRUCTION.

We refer our readers to an article copied
from the Ohio State journal, sho wing the
proceedings of the locolocos at their late
nominating convention in Hamilton cUun-
ty The resolutions spedk for themselves,
and can not he misunderstood. I'VE ask
our friends TO read them, and show them
to their neghbors. Hamilton county con-
tains in it Cincinnati, and has more weight
in the legislature Than any other county
in the State; and hence the importance oil
showing in what direction ghe whole force
of that wealthy and powerful county will
he directed in the next Legislature. The
county is strongly locofoco, and will have
tsoo senators, we believe, and four repre-
sentatives in the next assembly. VIII the
wings Of this county see the danger the
new Banking law is in tromNhat party!-
Twelve 'or thirteen Banks are just now
commencing the issuing of their notes.
Will our friends by their apathy permit
themselves to be defeated, and the law re-
pealed! We hope better things. We say
gird on your armOr and prepare for The on
SET. Perfect your organization in the diff
ferent townships, and make constant battle
with the Repealers.
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IMpORTATlONS.

1t seems that our brethren 'frOm down
'easl,7 hemah 5!eGk'hlts of New England,
sreao engross oil The leading posts in The
,eorps editorial of the Democracy of Otiio'
Hezewell, Of the Statesman; and Case
hate of the Portland Argos, has bought cst
the Cincinnati lnqUirer, edited by the
Broagss. Strange that the old sacheme o
the party are giving place to ihess Yankee
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-09-12
OUR DUTY.

In our sown State we have much at
stake. The TesuIl Ilofour next election
will have "a Tremendous effect, for veal
or woe, upon thousands Of our ciltzsns.
After a warfare OF some eight years.
continuance, the Loco EaHy succeeded
IN pFoslIaliBg t;'s uanKlDg Institutions
OF the State; and with them Gelt The pros-
perlty OF the citIzeRe 'CoMpai0ls loud
and Ioag we're made hy all classes, and
action IoIoWed,as a mG ter OF course.
which resulted indhe election Of maio-
rifles in the last LegIsIa,uredn favor of
building up instead Of pulling down.-
The scHoN of that Leg slature lie now
beg,Haing to be 'beOe6clAsy felt
where, FeutVIRg The dropping spirits of
Ahe poorer CLASSES ,6f OUT people, WhO
have lbeeR the .greal est suIferersby the
des EUOtien OF the GurTeHcY Msre ,ttheu,
I'VE stand Aud ~hat shall be t1ongi-
iIhegood I'VE expected'has been bouein
cur own 'Sla'e. 'I,Se blessing ,oravsh
has tbeen'c Ienredu ,Hs, hulcHn on
Ity y,bereta0sd by .au atf ,rt. ;ShaIIhhat
sefinrt ,be ,madei il'he ,oEy al 'lrepeal"
has Oeen sounded, the destrucLives ire
armed 10 the teeth, intent on doing ell
thss mischief nn their power. Hf .&s
~ eHId sOcCes fully meet them I'VE must
beup p'and'doIlg '~hiIe the day Iasls."
II ErumhGll Chronicle.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-09-12
THE DIFFERENCE.

Thelocofoco Bank Reform humbug laws
of Latham and Barley, with their several
amendments, remained e dead letter on
our Statute book from year TO year. The
law of last winter, 1--WE mean the Whig
Banking Iaw,) 'has invited capitalists to
take, and they have taken stock underit.
10 or IA Banks are now commencing busi-
ness, land some OF their notes are in Circu-
lation. The most superficial observer
must see at glance that the '"RANK Re-
FORM" was,du hypocrisy. Hard money
and the Sub Treasury, is, and aEways'was
tue true.doJtrine Of the leaders dt thelloco-
iocos.
The Wings, the very moment they got
the powerigave to the people safe, sound,
and practicable law. The ocoGocos op.
posed it to man in both branches OF the
Legislature, and resolution to repeal /:
now lies among the unfinished business ot
the House. The result OF the election
this ialIEill determine the question wlrelil-
rer we shall again faIlbaek On the sMumbug'
laws Of Barley and Latham, aor keep in
force our present law,
Whigs Of Carroll you havetbefTe you
men ,who favor the present law and ssl;
yourWotes. You .hogeeopPosedto them,
-'fadlUidlmt liability" humbuggers, ana Re
peate~ Of the presentIaw. Which vii
you support! Mark the difference. I7au'
payers! had net you bettar'have the blk
of our own State Bank, than the rele'
notes, andcity scripofPennsyvania' 'Tht
issue is fairly made up. Can 1t be doubt
ff0l~Mtb sideyou@ill support. We shal
see.