Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-09-19
VERY LIKE REBELLION.

by Democrats, il is believed that there is choice
VERY LIKE REBELLION.
The Chicago Democrat is edited by the Hon.
JOHN WENTWORTH, Locofoco Member of Con
gress. Since his return he has addressed to his
readers the suboined very rebellious looking src-
lures on the Veto of the River and Harbor bill
DEMOCRAT. g
INTERPRETATION the VETo-Many of the Representa-
tves of the free labor of this country upon
their constituents have put upon President Folks
sage construction which is authorized by his report of
1885, which The Washington Union has published EN-
bracng his present views and also unauthorized by the
which be always cast in Congress In voting upon the tariff
Vice President Dallas took different Vice Pres
dent Of the Union from what he did Pennsy Sena
tor From appearances, think the President pre-
full consistency between his President and
Representative from Tennessee. But spite Of the
marks of the Washington Uon his votes in Congress- his
report Of 1884, and his late veto message of the Repre-
senatves of indignant constituencies interested in lake
merce have abored ngenousy that Mr. Polk would
sign bill for their immediate neghborhood with great
pleasure but could sign the works distance,
were very improper On the Hudson these would
say I'VE would have supported the Hudson, and Mr. Polk
would have signed the BILL but he opposed the lower
rivers, and we" On Ontario they tell one story On
Erie another. On Michigan another And on the rivers
other The talk is always by them that eve would have
supported works, and would Mr. Polk but there
improper works in the bill which neither he
could support. What these works very strange that
no two Of them agree.
That The people ,oiH any longer be hunbugged By these
deceptions, cannot beere and far as feeble efforts
concerned, they shall he. If the people lake
habors they elect only Northern men, but men
WITH NoRr#ERS HEAnrs-men who notoniy kno,O Nonrn-
Eps RIGHTS, but pW dare rote for Mem after they
hare Nth Executive For one, say
expect President Polk 10 sign bill for lake harbors
that e lake Representatives. get up. Since the veto
message which call ambiguous and of the Pes
dents supporters in order themselves, trying
make so, have had Interpretation thereof which has
aroused such spirit of indignation among the lake people,
without distinction of party, have before wit
messed
OrrIcE OF PunLrc WoaKs,
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS, AUGUST %, 1916.
Pursuant To instructions there will be sold at this Office the
following public property viz Square pine and oak timber,
round oak TIMBER bank of Chicago river spikes
rope, deck scows yaw boats, wagons harness. horses
gers planes chises saws, broad-are edges,
dls crowbars, shoves bedcks blankets, cooking stove
kettles &c
Sale from this date and continue until the 10Th
day of September next. Terms cash, delivery.
CHAS. l.. SCHLATTER, Agent.
After reading the above done "pursuaht to instructions
Chicago people ask who sanctions the
here and say m for Chicago and is Mr. Polk but nei
the he could sanction the other places" They will
believe such petences The Chicago harbor under the
ban The above proves it, The harbor here begun by
Gen Jackson and received appropriations under him, Mr.
Van Buren,, and Mr. Tyler When it received its appropra-
ons its claims meritorious than those Of the
smallest embraced in the present harbor BILL I'm
der the avo of the General Government first extended to
her by General Jackson the city has become what she has
and what other places that bill should become could they
have justice meted out to them.
How many companions in the prescription of the Govern
ment Chicago has, say We intend noticing
them fast they shall appear to and shall look
earnestly whether the Southern also under
the ban great efforts being made since Mr. Calhouns
report impress the Northern people with the idea that works
Of the class would be construed unconstitutional in the
North and yet constitutional in the South.
From following appears that Southport is also under
the ban
OFFICE PUBLIc WonKs,
SoUTHpoRT, (WIs) AueUsr 81, 1916
Pursuant to instructions will sell at public auction at
Southport harbo Friday, the 4h day Of September next
the following public property viz pine and oak timber iron
and spe block and cordage yaw boat horses wagons and
harness. carpenters and blacksmhs TOOLS and pipe
cooking utensils bedding, blankets &C. Terms cash, the
day of SALE
G. R. ALTON United States Agent
Since the above in type friend that he has
in several Of the Wing papers notice from Woodsde
of the sale of the machinery &C. at Racine. Though not
having it. shall take for granted his
that such is the And presume that all the machine
ny upon Lake Michigan also be sold and every habor
stopped.
PARKs PEorLE.-Among other excellent sanatory
regulations and provisions in progress in England is that