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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-05

r,uoRE MARKETS, June 3,5, P. M.
BAL ,,rs-Susquehanna and mixed brands 81.
tto.s Ma red Wheat go Ole. Corn SO a
os ..wbi,e and yellow Oats 80 a 39c.
~, IV,.'.,"xs-Bacon: Western shoulders a. a
"a =. assorted 81; hams 6 TIC. Lard is
y y, -, -, in bbls and Ia Z, in kegs.
,a ,,va,,,Ss,ry-Hhds. % and bbs. 20 PA cents.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-05
.,N,,ERCIAL RECORD.
.nxn MARKETS. JUNE 4.

Rl"'cco-For several days the market
Top. anil Sales OF Luss at 81 20 2 SO;
sasN Leaf So IS 3 IS; middling 4
c'1'D',, ,ra fine 6 a 8 So extra manufacturing
s 3, occasionally fancy Rhd. sells alta
.sher price os-v.rv ann
wHgAT-No sales; mills closed for the sea-
sos,osS-ln demand.-Lasi sales have been
tVni -, cents per bushel BY the cargo: ;,
rla;e a.. Fran wagons and railroad "A As
oa.9 bushel, and from vessels 81 40 cts.
:'i;,, OPPAL-Bran IA cents; Shorts ~
R~,wn Sluffs so cents; Ship Siufis 5o CHS.
ems m,SS;oNylSlONS.-BAcoN; Smithheld and C,ty
P t,s. {, cts. Tor hog round; Western Sides
= tal IS cents; Shoulders 43-4a 5 cts. LARD
: 1sIlSTH~Herrings, Sal by the cargo and scarce;
Sn aao Al TO IS cts per busheli best Glover
.J;u 20 cts.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-05
By Last Evenings Mail,

Major Henry Fairfax is organizing youn-
teer company in Fairfax county, Va, under the
reQuisilon recently made for volunteers from The
States. A number of young men have already
joined this corps-and ifthey are employed in
active service, will show that they are worthy
OF the old county from which they hail.
Four more companies Of United States Ariil-
ery have been ordered TO join the army forthwith,
as follows: One from Fort Trumbull, one from
Governors Island, one from Fort Hamilton, and
one from Fort Mif1in. Twelve companies in all
have been ordered from the Atlantic seaboard TO
the Rio Grande.-[ Alexandria GaSeue.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-05
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,


PURSUANT 10 an order Of the County Court of Hem
rico, made The LIST Of June, 1896 in the suit Of sar-
70 against Mayo, Sheriff, &c the creditors Of Rebecca
Slsgs, deceased, are hereby notified to produce be
&c me, at my ice in The city Of Richmond on the
a.,.cea scruges deceased with The evidence In sup
~ thereof JOS. ID. ATKINSON, Commissioner.
lvat J-rwSy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-05
TEACHER OF MUSIC.

A LADY having had experience and success as
"A teacher OF Vocal and Instrumental Music, wishes
situation teacher Of the Plano and Spanish Guitar
In Seminary at the South or West. Address n. 7.
B., 81 Union Street, PhilsdelPhia, Pa. June S-solm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-05

GupERIoR SPANISH cIGARs.-For sale sal.
y a, reduced prices, 10 close consisnm pei
&c, 900 Cigars, comprising "king OF SPAN, ID
Norma" and other celebrated oranqs; Ap pS -
June DAVENPORT, ALLEN q w.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-05

at Is the bonndrn duty OF every true Souherner TO
subscribe forthwith TO newspaper which noby de-
tends Southern rights, ii II Were not what il is
the abIrst literary journal IN America"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-05
NOTICE.

WILL be gold, publicly for cash. the eighth day Of
w June, 1916, At Chesterfield Court house that being
County Court day, two likely young Nceo Men and one
Gold Watch and CHAIN property belonging TO the Es
tate of Austin Spears, deceased.
c. l.. SPEARS, Administrative
May 29-rds Of Austin Spears, deceased.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-05
HICKORY HILL FOR SALE

HICKORY HILL FOR SALE.
THIS valuable Estate will be publicly Offered for sale
on The first day OF July, ii fair, il not, the Deu
fair day
II lies WiIis's river in the county Of Cumberland
and about $50 acres Of which. about 800 ara
low grounds 400 cleared highland, most Of which IL
tine heart and the balance IN woods. II is well adapted
the growth Of tobacco wheat and oats has
all Of the necessary houses in the cultivation Of these
crops also, good dwelling house, with orchards and
everything Necessary for The comfort Of family. IL IL
situated Immediately upon naviea5e stream, about IL
miles from the town Of ParmvIlle, and half way be-
tween the two villages of Cara aud Curdsve both Of
which places ahnrd market for wheat The fertility
OF this estate, its location a. regards health and society
and Its easy tn market constitute Of tho
most valuable estates in middle Virginia. The terms
will he made known on The day Of sale Tho subicrI-
her living the estate, viii take pleasure in show ng
10 any person wishing 10 purchase, IN attending t.
any communication addressed 10 MIN nj I.anghornss
Tavern. umberllnd. WIN. a. PERKINS.
LA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-05
ESTRAY

ESTRAY.
- Was taken up al INV house. on the 18th day
Sry Of NAV last, large bay MARE. which ha.
20 been appraised aud posted: The owner OF
said Mare is requested to come forward prove property,
nav expenses and take her away oarosoS
Hanover county, June 5ih, lsis-eh'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-05

MANAGERS oFFlCE-D. PAINE &
For This Evcning-ss GEO. 2,oGo 1900, l.
Os2, 1000, s Of 400, &c. IS Nos, IL drawn.
Tickets 81; halves !; quarters 10 els.
Also, the Dollar Lollery-Si, 900, l,OO0, 6Oo,
&c. IS Nos, - drawn.
Drawn Nos Of Grand Consolidated Lottery,
Glass %:
So 65 70 90 Is as so IS 81 GO 81
Drawn Nos OF Pokomoke, Glass los:
10 70 60 8 81 IA 50 80 80 so 65 GO "a
Drawn Nos of Delaware Lottery, Glass 1870;
a. SO 63 70 II % SO 81 "a u 81 II
Whole Ticket Nos. % So 63, a prize ofSl000
sold and paid by u. PAINE " ".
Drawn Nos. of Pokomoke Lottery, Glass 1903:
Q IS 81 45 IS G5 40 4 SO 90 S. 60
Drawn Nos. of Delaware Lottery, Glass 1871:
60 43 40 , 5 35 81 50 20 AZ
June 5
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-05
ATTENTION FIREMEN!

] y adjourned meeting OF The regular quarter
Il y meeting OF the Board of Directors Of the
Richmond Fire Association will be held al the
.aee on This, Friday evening, at o'clock, to re-
eve excuses Tor fines assessed during the past
hree months. moline will be RENTED for which
90 excuse is not offered within three months from
ne period Of its assessment"
June Sit JNO. H. BOSHER, sec'ry.
TURPlN's OFFICE-Lottery draws in Rich
: mond Today. Capital $4,000, Tickets 81,
s Sle so cts, quarters Is cts.
"'s on package Of Wholes, only $l2 80
DO. do. Halves 6 40
Do. do. Quarters 3 20
me $4,000 Capital draws tomorrow. IS
a< u drawn-ticke,s $40. June 5
FOR SALE.
NE subscriber has for sale one Of the finest
looking and best gated Horses in this city
,r,Inps'ieclly gentle i9 Harness, and in every
'S hrs, rale Horse. Apply 10
GEO. w. TOLER,
'uhe 3 Ae't & Collr I,isle's Row
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-05

l3 Drawn Nos. ont OF 90.
Tickets $40; halves s; quarters so. Certificates of
packages Of - whole Tickets s0O; - halves so; p
quauers25.
Remtiances received free If postage. Drawings for
warded, when requested, rs suon as received.
For smaller Schemes, see daily advertisements
May 30 w. L. TURIN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-05

DR.. EDWARD JAQUELIN HARRISON,
HAVING located himself in the lower end OF the
III county Of Cumberland offers his professional ser
vices to all whom il may please TO call on him. tie
will he found at The residence Of his brother, George
Harrison, in the Fork of Willis.
June 9--r2tSw 2w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-05

T UCKS PRIZE OFFICE, Basement Rooms,
~ Eagle Hotel.
Drawing of Grand Consolidated Lottery, No. %
So G5 70 % Is As , so 35 81 81 SO.
Ticker, IS Sd 81, a prize Of 81 600, sold and
l6 35 IS 400, paid by
LUCK.
Drawn Nos OF Delaware Lottery Glass 1871:
GO 40 4S 2 5 35 81 SO 4 20 az.
Ticket, 2 4S. another Capital, sold and paid
nv LUCK.
For This Evening-ss, oOO 1000, 1900, 1852.
5 Of 1000, &c. IS Numbers, u drawn. Wholes
Also, a 600, 1000, 600, &c. rs Nos ID drawn.
Wholes /; halves so; quarters Csc Prizes 10 be
had at LUCK'S PRIZE OFFICE.
June 3
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-05
FORM or ENROLMENT

We, the undersigned, do hereby engage TO serve
in volunteer company ofinlantry 10 constitute a
portion Of the three regiments required for the
service of the United States according 10 the
terms OF an act Of Congress providing for the
prosecution OF The existing war between the U.
States and the Republic of Mexico" approved the
18th May lS46-and 10 hold ourselves in readi-
ness for muster into the service OF the United
States, when called upon By the Governor OF Vir-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-05
"A Valuable Estate
IN THE COUNTY OF
MARKET.

COIrNIy
~ ii1 OhG iN
MhhhEl.
AM am ous 10 sell either portion or the whole OF
my land, upon the Rapid Anne River, in the county
Of Orange. This Estate II esteemed by those who
know IL, equal II not SUPERIOR to any In this region; liz
assessed value H. as hirh ms any N inc county This
willing TO sell either The whole. or 800 acres without
the buildings; II Divided, a full proportion Of timber
could be allotted 10 eafh part Adjoining Tins last 800
acres, there are also ~ acres ct very valuable tmhered
land, which can he mad. Inc TWO united, would form
most uesifasir Farm D"'he otnc EXCESSIVE dfou2ht
OF iIe phs. 'utnel, NY aa "' nor piesen' inelf
usua, so"'h " s'd -. 'o mug nu'pf''oh 70 pfh,S,
vicinity There are 80 acres Of The richest low grounds,
and ON ore part Of this deposlIe from the river, suf
cien To enrich at least 2'o acres lis qualities have been
tested with result altogether satisfactory The dwell
ling on this Farm hls been consumed by fire, but the
walls are still good. ana can be uy repaired nj cost
of SG0 the contract price offered ny an excellent work
man. These walls are 81 ieft ny ~ iect, Two story
with an excellent cellar me cost of WOOD work mast
depend upon its execution The timber, however, is
abundant on the land, and there are two Saw Mills,
distant less than one nile The coniiguiy oil these saw
Ing Woorn Factory must add essentially to the CON
venence and value of this Estate. The location is
such, that it cannot be made ass way and !; pscu-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-05

IS No Lnllrry-!I UTawn ialIols.
Tickets $40; halves ): quarters 80. Certificates of
packages of % whole ickets $40; - halves Is; %
quarters 81 50.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-05

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES for the Eastern District OF Virginia,
Jaqurn r. Taylor and Others,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-05
LOTTERIES.
W.P.TurpSu's lottery Office,

MO. l0s MAIN STREET, Richmond Vir-
1S ginia.
SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR JUNE, 1916.
J. @. ORE a DRY 4 CO., MANAGERS.
W. P. TURPtN, YENDER.
10000 DOLLARS.
Alexandria Lottery, Glass - for 1916, TO be drawn
xdo In
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-05
.E.F. yyord. g.oetery Vender,

Is Number LotIery-l2 Drawn Ballots.
Tickets stu; halves 5; quarters So Certificates of
packages 0f IS whole Tickets S30; % halves 65; IS
quarters % so.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-05
SH-Herrings, s4i by the cargo and scarce
,,.pKCTS Jnne 2 < p M

MAJ sso al 10 is cts. per bushel; best Clover
N els
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-05

Beverly Sydnor,
The creditors of the said Beverly Sydnor are notified
that Of IS 05 6s is deposited IN Bank snhjec
distribution among them; and The Court WIN DE-
asked make order for its distribution NJ me next
tenn RICHARD RUSSELL,
Com. and Assignee OF said Beverly y lnor.
April 24-ctf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-05

IS 1000 DOLLARS
Alexandria Lottery, Glass 49, for 1916, be drawn
Saturday, June 18th, 1916.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-05
S2o oooI 1ooo0I I'M of non,
ggOyt,s Prize Office,

For Prizes, address c. D. LUCK,
une Vender for ID. Paine & Co.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-06-03

BANK LIBERALlTY.--The offers of banks
to loan money to the government are
Paraded as acts of extreme literally, and
the Journal uses them up cosely to make
whig capital. Why man, it is the business
of banks to loan money, and they do it be-
cause they draw interest on it, and because
1t serves to place the Government to a
certain degree, under obligations to the
ta, banks. They know what they are about.
They make money by it, and make more
excuses for their existence. If ever cor
Poration does an act of this kind you may
know there is something mercenary at the
bottom But the beauty of the matter is,
the Journal cites the case of the Ohio Life
q trust Company which set apart ten
thousand dollars, while they have, and have
mad Tor years, someTwo HUNDRED AND FIF-I
rY THOUSAND DOLLARS Of Government
money to use free Of interest. What
wonderful magnanimity Ohio Press.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-06-03
American House.

TIME. BRICK TAVERN in Hudson on
the Cleveland road opposite Kent &
Breweters Store.
7. EJtBoTsEoRD having taken this well
known establishment, and reitted it is pre-
pared to receive and entertain the travelling
public and parties of pleasure in manner
unsurpassed in the Western Country. No
exertons will be spared TO make the stay OF
his guests agreeable and pleasant. His table
will be constantly furnished with the choicest
yiands the market affords. Etes 9 rsA .
His stable is large and attended by careful,
sober and experienced Ostlers who will per-
form their duties in manner satisfactory to
the public. He assures the community that
strict and personal devotion TO the comfort
of his visitors will at all times be bis aim and
he soicits share Of public patronage.
The above establishment will be conduct
ed on Temperance principles.
-+s. T. E. BOTSFORD.
Hudson, May 10, 1846.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-06-03
Great Commotion In 'Tinnicum.' =
Ten thousand Volunteers Want
ed with Pockets fuil OF cash.
GIL LETT e. Co. =

A REnow receiving larger. .stock..of New
IA Goods than they have heretofore brought
to this Market. They were selected with
much care and for style and quality are not
to be beat in . rinniculn." They would say
to one and all upon "ihe honor. Of merchant
I'VE mean our honor and not our Deighbors)
that our stock throughout will average lower
than any which has been sold at any time
mot even excepting any time during the
reign OF the Persian King.) Eighteen months
experience has convinced ourselves and we
trust it has others that small profits and rea-
dy pay is thetrue policy, for by applying the
common rules Of Arithmetic you will find
that in the short space Of year and halt,
not less than FIFTEEN THOUSAND
DOLLARS has been saved by those whJ.
purchase Goods in this place. An enormous
Tax, which amount, il the people were COM
PEELED TO pay in any other way, weuld pro-
duce revolution in Portage Ceuaty that
would require more volunteers to quel than
to conquer the whole Of Mexico. We take
this opportunity of making "to,s boso'' and
thanking the community at !large for their
liberal patronage thus far. And if you will
favor US with call we will spare no, pains to
pan and let you 60 away with large, a..
mount of Goods for small amount Of money.
We shall purchase Wool aud most kinds OF
Produce at the highest market price for which
we shall pay cash and Goods. 7,
Ravenna, May sc, 1876.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-06-03
uathe maticaI Problem.

In tho city of Tinnicum there is right anglcd
triangle, each side of which. is composed of the
eminent qualities Of three distinguished philan.
shall net tell you who forms the
base of the triangle. You know Joseph had a
coat of many co!ors. Well, was going TO tell
you about the base: IsO expresses its length
because the individual who forms il possesses l6U
specific qualities. The perpendicular is longer
than the base, and the numbers which express
the lengths of the perpendicular and hypotcnuse
are whole numbcrs-not fractions. Required to
find the lengths Of the two sides which are not
given. IF this problem is not solved at the expi.
ration Of two weeks the solution shall be given.
d. X. MAXWELL.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-06-03

THERE ARE TWO cLAssEs.-Not taxed
by the plumber law, to wit: the perry rich and
the very poor. The burthen of this law,
which processes to be founded on equal and
exact justice, are heaped upon the industry
Of the country-upon men in moderate cir
cumstances, who toll unremittingly, and are
able, by rigid economy and perseverance, to
lay up pittance yearly, Of their earnings,
or procure means to beautify and render
comfortable their homes and fresides The
rich, who have their thousands Of dollars 10
invest in Bank Stock, are on the same foot
ing ofthe very poor, who have nothing in
the shape Of worldly goods; and both are
permitted to go unmolested by tax gatherers
the one, because he is banker, and is
sacredly protected by federal laws; the
other, because he has nothing out of which
taxes could be extorted, unless, Shylock like,
the pound ofiesh were demanded. --Lick-
ing Herald. i IF5f III @a
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-06-03

The faculty in the State of New York, we learn
have adopted vaughn's Vegetable Lthontriptic
Mixture in their practice, to a greater or loss
degree Since tho days of Swaine's Panacca
no article has taken like it, and in medicinal
properties, il far exdceds that article, Indeed
there is no question of its vast superiority over
any other preparation ofany age. It's power in
Liver complaints, Female complaints, the entire
cataIogue-Debiliy. Dropsy, Scrofula, etc. etc. is
certainly marvellous. For sale by agents in this
place. See adve vertisements. Grcat American
Remedy. and call and got pamphlet,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-06-03
Mlarriages.

In Newberry, Geauga Co.. by Rev. D. IL.
Miller, Mn. JAMES AULL. of Charlestown to
Miss PHEBE FERRIS, Of the former place.
On the evening Of the 2lst of May. by Edwin
A. Eddy, Esq, Ma. JOSEPH MINNICH, to
Miss HARRIET WYLLYS, daughter Of Lyman
wylIys, all of Palmyra. ...fu rt
In Franklin, on the 9th ult, by Rev. Geo.
Messenger, Mr., FREDERICK CARIS, Cd to
Mrs. SALLY MURPHY.
In Brimfeld, on the I'd inst. by the same, Mr.
EDWARD RUSSELL to Miss ANN FURRY
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-06-03

AN INTERESTED VoLUNTEER.-Some
five years ago citizen Of Cincinnati was
taken prisoner by the Mexicans, and for
two years was compelled.to labor with a
chain fastened to his ancles as a street
cleaner in the City ofMexico., He finally
obtained his freedom and returned to his
native city. Thisa same man within q
week past, has volunteered his services to
go.to Mexico as soldier; and he says that
he is determined to obtain his pay for that
t,vo years. labor, We hope he eFmay have a
good time "reyeling in the halls Of the Mon
tezumas. .''-Piaindeaier.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-06-03

AT meeting held on Saturday evening,
before the City Hall, New York, Lieut..
Porter, of the Navy, related the following
incident: -.
"My father Commodore Porter) had
three sons. To one he gave pistol, to an
other gun, and to the third a sword, with
the Injunction never to surrender them but
with life. How far this has been regarded,
let the death of my poor unfortunate broth
er, on the Rio Grande, speak. l will not
say what will do, but am only waiting
my government to command. A few days
ago, received letter from my mother,
in which, after alluding to the death other
son, she said, my son, | should be glad to
see you, but Ipretsr that you go tie other
,payr 'l'hese, said he, were the words Of
a Spartan mother;' and we must admit,
they are worthy the widow of one of the
most gallant Naval heroes in the annals of
the world. Lieut. Porter entered the Navy
as common sailor, and by merit worked
his way to the position he now occupies.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-06-03
:, COUNTY LIBERTY
PARTY MEETING

A County Liberty party meeting will be
held at the Court House in Ravenna, on
Friday the 18th day of June inst. at 10 o..
clock. A.. M. for the purpose of listening to
an address from SAMUEL LEWIS, ESQ
Liberty party candidate for Governor of Ohio.
June !, 1886. .-'.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-06-03
Medical Notice.

DR. E CASPARl takes this method Of
- informing his friends and the public in
general that he is soon to leave on a journey
to the west, and is happy in recommending to
the numerous friends of Homeopathy that
DRs. LEE q. CAME will be his successors in
whom he can place much confidence as hon.
orable Practitioners and feels assured that
they will give entire satisfaction to the pub,
lie.
DR. G. LER would announce to the public
@ generally that he will also attend TO the va
rious operations Of Dental Surgery, during
any leisure office hours.
Ravenna, May a8, ls4s. Sc,f.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-06-03
Answer to Problem, No. 4.

My Tutor says that in this and all similar qucs.
tions, multiply the number of rails required for one
rod by and you have the diameter of the cir.
Gle or side Of the square given in miles.
We decline answering Mr.. F's Geometrcal
question until it is properly propounded. For il
can have three different answers.
NY Tutor still insists an answer to his Frob-
lem and Puzzle of the 18th. Will Mr.. F. or
some other friend give us an answer before the
insertion of Promlem No I'd.
PROBLEM NO. by PUPIL OF NJ. D's.
There is a circle around Tinncum so larg
that the urea in square rods is Sc times as man.
as the rods in the circumference. Tho Diamete
is required.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-06-03
British Tories of 1916 Copying from those
of 1912.

An eastern whig print, in launching out
in extravagant denunciations against the
President, for sending Taylor and his little
army to chastise the murderers of Ameri-
can citizens, uses the following character
istic language:
"Let the party which brought about this
evil, bear the brunt of it. Let COL Polk
lead off his democratic army and his corps
de reserre of liberty men, and. let him and
them, reap all the faurels Of the war;"
The tories at the present day, have not
only inherited the principles of the 'blue
light tories of 1912, but they even use the
same language. A federal leader in the
last war gave the following toast:
. ,"JlM MADISON DECLARED WAR.
LET JIM MADISON CARRY 1T ON"
Could the resemblance be moro striking?
Do our readers want examples nearer
home? fso, we would cite them to the
conduct of the base tories of our own city,
some Of whom have applied such epithets as
'uagabonds' and 'ragmN6ins,' to the brave
volunteers who have rallied at their coun-
try's call, to beat back murderous foo.
Let these gallant men remember that this
is but an ebullition Of the same spirit that
prompted these tories, when our army was
d;sbanded in 1915, to- warn the people to
'keep their stable doors locked to prevent
their horses being stolen by the men whose
valor had defended them!
The vilest abuse Of these vile tories, is
the highest praise patriotism could, ask for.
Statesman. -