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The Hillsborough recorder., 1846-10-01

Glass Cutting meeting Of The
Roysl Polytechnic Sckoel rf London,
DR.. Ryan illusFsitd meihcd Of cutting
and bor ng glass BY common iron ins'ru.
men,s. employing, however, a solution Of
csmphor aud iurpeniine. instead Of The
usual prepsra ions, surh as emory. sulr hate
Of copper, &c. BY keeping the insifn-
nient mnIsFeneu Hun tiIu UstrPuvts~a
,urpcnnne, the Doctor shove d that glass
might be Gu, and bored as readily % any
of he me,alr. This is se:re, well worth
knowing.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1846-10-01
terrible Storm on the Coast-A j

e Z
. Terrible Storm on the Coast-A slH
from ihe nflice Of The Norfolk Herald.
ls ted 18th inst, ,says:--'' The R'ie o. tsst
week was mure terrible and disastrous
III It's effects on the Ct ast, ihsn We hal
any idea of. A number oil vessels ~ dis.
.uesa ste reported of The capes BY pilots
wanh coneup. and upon areptesea-
,atien &c the TACT 10 Cufpmodore Wilk,n-
.ou, IN command al the Navy Yard, he
immediately ordered The U. 5. steamer
Engineer 10 be 60, ready and proceed 70
their relief"
A lelies dated Oil P,int Comfort. and
signed by James NJ. Clark, who was
passenger Oh board the baraue Isaac Mead,
says:
| Ii IS im5 ossible 10 form any i''ea or
estimate Of the immeDse loss ol life and
properly. We hazard hnie In saying that
no vessel out a, the line has escaped
without serious damage, While many have
gone entirely 10 pieces. and hundreds ami
perhaps thousands of l'res Ios'. Two
long boais. innumetahls pieces ot shIp
timber. barrels, and oiher portions OIL car
60, and one wreck OF a vss'el, Were seen
llasting past Us al various times during
The gale--all ol which bear testimony 10
The assertion veniured above.
The writer has seen fifteen OF twenty
vessels making into port since the storm
and NOT one oil them but has sustained
heavy loss and damage in some par. iht
Isaac Mead. Cap. plnkney. lost si' he
sails, % Tuesday morning, IN . is'hom'
" aler. and 4, the time when The iempe'
was driving her wrh terrible speed uPo'
iIshe breakers. The wind ., this mnmen
changed. and drlftsd " away ,award IN
nor,hwest. She los. her bowspfi, !, re
N as,, and suffered considerably IN vaEson
places by cam,ng in con'act with ~
schonner Imperial, Capt. Reid, tom
Philadelphia bound 10 Charleston. IN
schr. was run down, bul all her eres
we're saved. One poor sailor had boe
lhls legs badly broken. and wss. when W
left lhe vessel this morning. expected
/ die ID d few hours.a ..-s
The schooner's cargo was worth aool
$4,000, and the vessel $l0.OOO.
4
The Hillsborough recorder., 1846-10-01

Ine Skark0n tAtab.l news. The
editor Of the News, in tho Last number received,
notices several articles Nhich appeared in the
North Carolina papars-she Recorder among 9th
ers-in rsiercncc to his contemplate sneers and
sensle$ idicule Of our good old state. The edi.
tOs i evidently hand pressed. and dsposcs Of the
whole company with bu, little ceremony, calling
them ilIiterate and ilI-brsd North Carolina scrb
blers;' as II he could establish his own prcten.
sions to literature and good breeding, by heapins
abuse upon whole state because il happened 10
cast vote not TO his liking Or by using con,
,smpiuoas and reproachful language against a
whole class Of editors, because they have attempt.
ell 10 rcpcI his manlon attack upon the character
of tho state.
But the truth Il, and the editor shows BY his
waycrins article that he Is conscious OF il, he has
very unwittingly put himself in a false position
in an endeayor to laugh of what could not 9th
erwisc be pleasantly 90, rid Of" and he has moi
now the n,agnanimi,y to retracc his steps. We
have no disposition to handy words in kind, AM
shall therefore leave him to his own reflections
hoping that lie il not too old to lcarn and that h
win hereafter better consider what is due to him
self as well as 10 others. <-v j.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1846-10-01
"A RATTLE NEAR NAUvoo.

The 81. Louis Republican. of ihe l4lh
instant, states. that battle took place be-
tween The Mormons and The anti-Mor-
mons, on the | lth. . !,
Ii appears ,ba. .bs antics (who had
encamped the day previous within abou.
three m,les Of the city Of Nauvoo) on the
morning Of the liih took up 'heie'line OF
march for the cry.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1846-10-01
The Answer from Mexico,
Baltimore, Sunday night.

A letter from the United States squad,
ron in the Gull has beenreceived in Wash
inston, which gives the substance. Of the
Mexican yernmen.'s response 70 the
peace proposition, They refuse 10 enter
into negotiations until the American land
and naval forces have been Withdrawn
from The torritolies and The harhors oI
Mexlcos We are assured here that this
is the answer which Tie President receis'
ed Yesterday afternoon by Goyernmenl
express from Pensacola. s-.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1846-10-01

rIII.I. be sold, on the 18th Of October. Al the
w late residence of Elijah Pickard, deceased,
al the Perishable Property belonging 10 said c.
tate, consisting in pait Of The following: Two
Wagons, stock Of Horses, among them blooded
Stud Hosc. Cattle. Hogs and sheep, Crop of
Corn, FoAaeF. and Wheat, Plantation Tools,
Smiths Tools, Books, Household and Kitchen
Furniture, and many ether articles. A credit Of
twelve months will be given; bond and approved
securities will be required. ~s...s
And on Tuesday. the 20th Of October, at his
plantation on Mill Greek, win be sold the rent of
said plantation; and on the same day, at his Back
Greek plantation, The rent from the sane The
sale will commence at the Min Greek plantation
al eleven o'clock. z.
ALEXANDER s. WEBB,
Special Administrator.
September is. 46-3w
The Hillsborough recorder., 1846-10-01
Priestly Roberts and others, ex parte.
Petition 10 sell Real Estate.

Priestly Roberts and Others, ex parte.
Petition 10 sell Real Estate.
DY virtue Of decressof the Court Of Equity,
- made at September term, 1876. shall offer
for sale, on the premises, on Friday the 9Th day
Of November next. to the highest bidder, nine
hundred and forty acres Of Land, more Or less,
living on the waters Of Nap of Reeds Creek and
Flat River, adjoining the lands Of Shadrack Ro-
berss, AMIGA Wheeler, and others, belonging TO
the heirs Of Jalaes T. Roberts, deed. These
lands are valuable, and viii be laid OF into con-
veniens tracts. and sold upon credit Of twelve
mon,hs--purchasers giving bond and approved
security. Tile retained until the purchase mo-
ney shall be paid.
JAMES WEBB, G. M. n.
BY o +. LONG, Deputy.
September 81. 4c-~.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1846-10-01
The worlds Convention. organis

The Worlds Convention. organized
ms "an Evangelical Alliance for tho World, as
ssinhlcd IN London on the 18th Of August, and
continued in session fourteen days. II enrolled
over 1000 names; G3 were from America. Aflcr
a patient investigation, the Convention fixed up
on the following points Of Christian doctrine as
the basis of Union, viz: g.. F..
Thatthe parties composing the Alliance
shall be such persons only as hold ana
.maiusain what are usually understood to
be evangelical views, in regard 10 The mat
ters.af doctrine understated, viz:
/. The Divine inspiration, authority
and slficicncy Of The Holy Scriptures,
.. Thc unity Of The Godhead and the
Trinity of persons therein.
3. The utter deprayity of. human na'
.ture In consequence Of The fall. 49,.
4. The incarnation of the Son OF God
his work of atonement for sinners OF man.
kind. aud his mediatorul intercession ant
reign.
s. The justification Of the sinner BY
faith alone. ~-
6. The work Of The. Holy Spirit in tht
conversion and sanctifcation of the sinner
y. Tie right and duty Of private ludg
meni in the Interpretation Of the Hol,
Scriptures. ].
8. The Divine institution Of the Chris
lion Ministry, and the authority and per
petuity Of the ordinances Of Baptism am
The .ord's Supper.
q. The immortality Of the soul, tho re
sure:ticn Ut lie body, The Judgment OF u
The Hillsborough recorder., 1846-10-01

- TAKEN up ~ n. Parker, Ir-
w. ing On Fisi River, sixteen niles
80 Il east o. HiIlshOrongh. and entered
Pr On the stray hook of 0mnge eoun-
w@sS<rss N on The 26lh of September. 1915,
! black MARE with q grey COLT. Al four of
The mares feet are nhise, and she has . blaze
faee. Valued At SIS.
JOHN A. FAUcETT, Ranger.
September 30. 4T--3w
The Hillsborough recorder., 1846-10-01
Lancasier. iPa.l septenlher e2.

Lancaster, lPa.) September y.
Judge Lewis decided to day that an adj
who keeps disiribn,Iye share
unemployed cor eleven years after decree
of distribution without giving notice 10
The person eniiilej. is liable FOR interest
from ihe date Of The decree. This was
in The case Of Elizabeth Heil's estate.
Leah Eighiner's estate i now before the
court. Mr.. Ellmaker, Col. Frazer. and
Judge Champney addressed The Court To-
day. Mr. Stevens commences io-mor-
row morning. The case involves impor-
ian' questions relative 10 presumption Of
payment from lapse Of lime.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1846-10-01
Wait Gates and Others, ex parta.

Petition 10 sell Real Estate.
DY virtue Of decree Of the Court Of Equity,
- made at September term, 1916, I shall offer
for sale, to the hishest bidder, on the 4th Monday
Of November next before the coart-house in Hills-
borough, the Tract Of Land on Cane Greek, where
on Richard Gates, decd, formerly lived, adjoining
the lands of William Thompson and others, sup.
posed to contain foFty-four ncres more or less. A
credit oftweye months win be given; bond and
security required.
JAMES WEBB. c. ME-. 5
BY O. F. LONG. Deputy.
September 81. d.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1846-10-01
John II. Crutchfeld and others, ex parts.

John II. Crutchfeld and others, ex parte.
Petition 10 sell Rea! Estate.
DY virtue Of decree of the Coprt of Equity,
- made at September term, 1916, shall offer
for sale, to 4 hghesr bidder ON the premises ON
Monday the ID day Of November next, three huns
lrcd acres Of Land more or less. belonging to the
heirs Of John Cratchiield, decd being the dover
lands Of his widow, adjoining the lands Of -
and others. A credit Of twelve months viii be-
given; bond and security required.
JAMES WEBB. c. NJ. E.. -
BY o. F. LONG, Deputy.
September 2i.> DO
The Hillsborough recorder., 1846-10-01

We Understand lhsi The Hon. George
Bancroft. United Slslrs Minister 10 Eng
land. has taken passage for himself and
family on board The Great Western, on
her neSI voyage out.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1846-10-01

Whoever wipes anoiher's tears, lifts an
others head or binds anolher's heart, per-
forms religions most beautiful rite, decent
and handsome ceremony.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1846-10-01
mARRTED D,

Ia this place, on Tuesday morning las,, by the
Rcv. M. A. Curtis, Col. HESnr BasIr, Of Mis-
sissppi, 70 Miss MARr IASE Evans, Of this
town.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1846-10-01

AFrench Fleet In the Gulf Of Mex
ico-A gentleman who lef. Martinique
on tile 23d ultipo (says the Philadelphia
Daily Chronicle) arrived at Savannah
/ C;eo,ly yon TUESDAY last. He announces
The Hillsborough recorder., 1846-10-01
uIEGs0 Neu@Ea



our War WIN Mckee, IN l.
assn y OR sa't<as nj eus ann i - NJ
"'.a@s !. - ps.aiag fs.Sala. tlausA = : slOw
raes: sapPese. aows,sr. tlsf Ii sks.s Il.
- sass tssa =, iersa seur.sar, by uaasoss.sss
r.aramxiznces.
Tbs p'osPea of Peaee whieh g. la,s aso
~as an.;e enlisening. arFears nov = gEesssr d.
.anse ihan sst. Ths psapo-isiOa Il Eagiana,
aAsring her mediaiion. i Win h seen, has hem
psampaly reiersul y the Admis,ration 4 Wash.
iagtOn; and ths ProposiiiOa u cur GOsemnsns 10
opaa negotiations wish Mesico. has heen rejected,
unless We withdraw eur troops from her territory
and our aeets frsm hefOre her rOris; which PIE.
siden, Polk win moi y very likely % %. The
war, therefore. may bs expected 10 oonlinur Until
both parties hee0ns iired of IL
The IIiilsborough Recorder. with III is pro.
fessel rspect Or law and orders i out In favor
Of Renistrlcsing he State II he Democrats
were 70 advocate thc dociIincs Pot forth IN lhe
last number Of thst paper. The Recorder would
&@t@NNe1 AtAsN - RNAMsNo AAtM RNN6tGN0&AaetN@
"coaSsency thou sn ]" diamond
RaLigA STANDARD.
iie.asisteney Ii i > I" diamond" the editor q The
STANDARD sceins u place bot low estinaic on
is value. We have never fasored DorriSn,. and
shall never support any thing that spproaches to
it hut the Editor of ihe STANDARD dii sympa.
ihize deeply with thar deluded party, and openly
justified their proceedings - ihe principle lOr
which he cOntended tas was allescd) being the
right of the majority to govern. Now let Us sec
what j. the difference hctvccn us. We 70 for
law and order nov, anil Cor tho constitutional
right 81 the mlioriiy 10 govern II. hlrlaI ray.
IS We did then. lie was for upsettins the law
and the constitution in Rhclo Island. that an un.
lawful majority, composed Of aliens and nOn-rcsi'
dents, nigh, rule and no~. loroO,h, he Is against
the change Of "a law for the purpose Of giving ID
,hc majority the control in our national cous.
cils.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1846-10-01

serb - eaE fEs1 grsEs Csairi. sish -
siFsnsl Erssedness a lise rgssroas. So
ihe eternal gsnishDens a she aiekel.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1846-10-01

We find not word in the /" Union" Of
Monday evening in relation 10 the des-
patches from Mexico, or The mediation Of
England, except very bitter article .
eainst the National Inteligencer for ex-
pressing its pleasure at the Intervention Of
England. which closes by asking
"Whv does The Intelligencer remsm-
ber TO forget that we have ourselves oi-
fered negotiation to Mexicos AMI, there
fore, independently Of all other reasons
any mediation on The part Of any Foreign
nation, was unnecessary I" ~
/ We would infer from this that the Rrsi-
ish offer is any thing but agreeable TO the
administration. ~@---.->-~-@~~~-
In another article the Union states tha,
dispatches have been received from &C.
nerals Taylor and Wool, confirming The
published accounts. 1t snpposes that in
| 40 DAYS General Taylor will be at Mon
Iierey, General Wool al Chihuahua, and
Colonel kearney al Santa Fe. The un'
ion adds:
.The meshes are apparently drawing
closer around the Mexicans; and three
limportan, posts and sections of country
viii be in our hands besides The por,'
which We may have taken IN Caliior
MIA" ~=.* *-<s&
From these indications, and the follow
ing which we find in The New York pa
pers, il would seem tha, The war is no
soon 10 be ended: 81
The Hillsborough recorder., 1846-10-01

The Mormon WaT.-li il strange, and
cerlainly not credible, with wha, indiffrr.
ence The American people regard he pro-
ceedings in am. about hanyoo. There i
a wsckedness in them sufficient 10 call !
curse upon country precedent potent
10 excite and yindicaie evils Thai may con-
yulse Inc country. II is a civil war ol
the mos, guilty. disgracefni, and danger,
ous character. Considerable armies are
embodied and armed on either side, and
are preparing TO imbme their hands IN
blood. The cause Of The quarrel j. As "a
The privilege Of rapine. Yet, thongh
these terrible facts are ringing through the
land. scarce journal expresses word oI
reprehension. The Iocofoco Governor
says, in ,rriiing. (lhe leiler has been pub
lished,) that II is better to LEI them tighl
ID out. Tor eaeh a s.n,inhs,.s, and fa- h.
course in accordance with il. he deserves
immejiate impeachment. II is the pri'
mary duty Of lie State 10 suppress will
The strong hand this disgraceful war. Fa,l
ing ihe State, il is the dnly of the Gene
raj Government. Yet, though the pro
gress Of this guilty war is daily paratle'
il the papers, all are content. We repea
Thai il is crime in which we all partlcl
pate. and one sufficient TO cal down
curse upon The country. .m
North .7msrican.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1846-10-01

FEDERAL C0art--Ai lie lssf sessi0n II
Nonguss ! change MS made u slse times
foF halding he felerai coans il Nonh
caEolina. Tie Ciwaii courss uiil here
afief he held il Rslsigit ca she frsi Mo0-
day IN June and firss Mon.iay II Deeem-
Der, lasie&d Il The iines heretofore pre-.
scrlbed.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1846-10-01

- Leuis SeIaemhef i.
GoyERxNKNT pRoF1RTT.-rke steam
hoai WhiflaIad arrived jass = nar pspe,
vas guing 10 rless from The Missouri.
She reports me loss of The steamboat
Ohin. hence lor Fort Leayrnworh. laden
with about sesenly.iise laRs of Gotern.
meni stores for he army, comprising 800
Eases of arms and arcouiremenls, ! loi 81
icnts, about 20 wagons. and ; quantity n
groceries and olher stores. She struck
some niles below Arrow Rork. and lies
IN six or eight feet wairr. The property
&c lhe Government. intended fcr The ar.
nv. vi | be losi, ss there was M insurance
On The boat. ~
The Hillsborough recorder., 1846-10-01

- espasthse ef - Ffsnh vssssls Il
wss 10 he Gslf u Neaire. Ihey lsfI
Por Roy u ~ day kafsre ~ = ~. Ard
he following sfs lie nsbes II - xes-
ssls: Fra4ls Asdfsnsda q s. gnns
beasiag ne bread pennsni ~ Resr Admi
81 r. Plsrv; slaaps Blands snd Nsyads.
II = gans esch: brigs IIuss1ri and Pr
iaffs. sf g gons each; steamer cosner
r.. IL Pziahan guns. Thry we're ~ =
jnined - Ons o. iwa mere vessels II s..
uouingc.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1846-10-01

Departure Of Missionaries - The
Rev. MiIlism Walker and lis wife sailed
na Wedasdsy, tie Ion inst. ii lhc slip
Madonna, Cor lie Gaboon Mission ID
Western Afnea.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1846-10-01

Another Counteunand- --I4llegs we're
received u =. I0uis On he l2th instant,
from The War Department. notifying lhe
United States oiiirers II 81. Louis ol lhe
determination &c The Government 10 dis
pense with lhe seFEices Of The regiment ol
infantry called lor by ,he requisilion on
the Governor Of Missouri of ihe ls.h OF
July, and Mhirh regiment has, ere lhis
time, assembled n Fon LeavenmoElh.
The order directs 1l'at they shall be mus.
lered out of service i speedily i possi-
bic. oilllcr At Fort I.easenworlh, or any
other point where they may be. They
will. of course. receive pay for the time
which They may have passed in service.
for travelling 10 Fon I.eayenworih, and,
we presume, six monlhs clothing.
~r-s @.sss 9~ Nef. Iaielfgtaar.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1846-10-01

O. sseais1assg heanstefsss 81 shsa
=. !. kLs Mosaoas heas . sssrls.s. sns.
assss kft4ssa sksss sd 6ss hsutfss asa.
sd sssi fsosh = asss - = sssssssEses.
TIE = ssfsersisgir paris msi sbosi ees
ais ssssei he fsspls. akfn ; hAtalf
eemnesesA.
Tie .Sain.s'' spe shs : Gethlss'
6tsa Epoa sssh elksf ~ 80 lepr.. b.
a Z es,arer ~sssn giest. GfssthsaiesJe
issslss ssTe u.sssfisilF us ffns4Ass ahsn
dfs h-ae.l.ng Prrpssilss-
Hssing soms whasppeassS siseif fsrslh.
lhf kslligsunu dls : II. saeA rsriF sslusn-
ing y ID. Olsgiral Icsn,an ~ r. nutniGg.
Tt Masacns n sha 1T il lid ors
msn killed. and TOO badly v. nedsh
4Ihs aaiiss. Isml enrs ups ards {, ighi
hsqDsed. rsiusn.d 4 IN ran p. wiih loss n
frnA eight % tistssn killsd.
TIE txriirmeli sss vety grsai IN 4 =
sieinsly, snd Il ws gsntrsliy ssppa,ld
shss sis bsllls w.nld b. sessBst, i her
hss sssnirg os he esKs maratg.
LATEk-AsoTHER BATTLE.-Ana hsf
bsllle has been lsbghl bel~ seu ,he Mr..
mons ard AIomons. 10 siish ii.
later acre dslesied. The battle la.lsd
nne Lnnr. The NJ. rmaa lssder, Ander-
s0n, and III. ssr, ss,e kl:i.d. with lss
nshsn. Ihe Anies srkno~lsdee bui 81
wounded, ne mo,tsllY. An.iliet bai,ls
- | ou,Iy exrerttd. Tie seeanrlrl he
firss hsllls has tesn greatly eSsfss,a ri.
II = ssih la, hnt Two mea Hsle wInnd-
ed. and none kI.kd. - :
The 81. Louis Republican ~ The 18Th
rontains the following in addition: ~
7. In addition 10 what u stated in onI
correspondence. we learn tiat the rom
miilee appointed by lle citizens Of Qnin'
cy had arrived a Naurno and visited both
camps: thai they had 50 far sueetrted il
.heir mission a 10 ing about . cessation
ior hnsiiliiies for loriy-eighl hours. eom
Imsncing on The afternoon IL Tuesday
and thai il was ho, eli time would be ghu'
afforded lor The adjustment Of The mat
ters Of issue between lhe Two parties.
..The ciiizens of Burlington. IN Iowa
hare held meeting on The subject or III,
Monnons. but Of The exact character o
the proceeding We are not informed. !.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-08-06
THE STORM COMING

From every section OF the entire North
We hear but one unhtoken voice Of condem
nation Of the new BRUSH Tariff bill, which
has been 50 unfairly thrust upon us,-and
execrailous loud and deep arc everywhere
uttered upon such Northern 'desei,ets,' as
have 10y their votes and influence aided the
South In carving measure 80 ifaught with
evil, and So destructive to the interests Of
the free labor Of The North. In no State.
perhaps, is this crv heard in louder and
deeper tones than IN democratic Pennsylva
MA The press Of that State, without dis.
tlnctiun OF party, are out in opposition to tno
new ulll, and fierce are their denunoia,Ions
flhose who have betrayed them In one
place we see tina, the Vice President, Mr
Dallas. has been burned II. ciligy 10y those
who aided in his election. Well would IL
have been for Pennsylvania If this had taken
place two years ago;-and II tho Hon. Vice
PresJen, himself had been enclosed IN the
eiiigv, IA, better might II have been for the
interests Of the laborlng people of that State
As destructive as will DO the operation OF
this bill to the interests Of the entire North.
there is, perhaps, no State upon which its
bligh,ing and whitening iHH""nce will tall 90
hea,Ily a. uI .. ie.... .'.r.-. '..I .eu..t
destructive, however, will it prove to the in.
tefcsts Of New England and many a man
hero, will ere long, curse the day tina, he be-
lieved that"Ja'sK. Folk was as good a tariff
man as Henry Clay"
But, as the renowned and sagacious Sam
DO said upon cer1ln occa'ion-'lt Ia an
Ill wind that don't blow any rhcre ~ And
We derive real consolation from tho fact
that great good may yet come from the pas
sage Of this bill at the present time. 1t
would seem that the scales must now fall
from the eycs Of tho honest portion Of the
Locoioco party who were seduccd into the
belief tina, Mr. Polk was a strong Projections
lsi. Al honest Tariff men of tho party wH
now step forward, own themselves heat,
and Join the cry of RrPrAL! that is already
ringing throughout the country. RESTO.
RATlON--is now and should be, the rally
ing Guy o. New England 1t comes from
every hill, every valley, every manufacturing
establishments every farm house, and from
every me, hanlc SHOP and ere long
the cry Of Rtstordiion' will he heard on the
III ofevcry laborer among us, Up, then
say we 10 tho Frecmcn OF Vermont, and give
a response to tins cry Let 'by.gones bo
hy-gones,' and with patriotism worthy oI
the sons Of the Green Mountain State, let
US Of all parties unite In procuring tho Re
peal OF the odlous Brush Tariff bin jnst
passed aud the Restoration Of the bcnlhccnt
Tariff Of 1919.