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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-27

NAvAL.-The U. $. store ship Supply, former
ly the Crusader, sailed yesterday, under CON-
mand of Lieut.. Lynch, on a scientific expedition
to the Dead Sea. The following are the names
Of her officers -
Lieut.. Commanding, w. =. Lynch; LIST Lieut.. A NJ.
Pennock; I'd do. j. D. Dale; fureer J. I. Maeon, Jr
Passed Assistant Surgeon j. Thornbyi Acting Master
Bsyse N. Wescott; Passed Midshipmcn, VIM b Fitz
sersld Richmond Aulick, S. Quackenbush; Captains
Clerk, y. H. Lynch rassenger-H spaulding.
The U. s. schooner fancy was at Gibraltar
on the lth October. The Ulcers, list of whom
we give below, and crew,wcre all weIl -
OrricEns OF rHE u. - scnoosER TANnY-Charles q.
Hunter, Lieut.. Commander and Acting Purser; j. Dor
ssy Read, Acting Master; $. CHI m, Ass't Surgeon;
Thomas Roney, X. J. d. Price, Passed Mdshipmen; l..
H. Mcintosh, Captains Clerk Edmund r. Storms, fur-
ser's Clerk. Pssssnyers--R Bedow, +. II. Haokett
Political Int&I,iKence.
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WHAT pos II MEAN

The Baltimore correspondent Of The
Charleston Courier, 18Th ius'a states that
some singular movements are certainly 4"
NE course ii development ia Washington.
A few DAYS since a tclegraphic despatch
summoned Wee President DatIos to The
White House, where he Yet remains. To-
doy Ex-senator Evans Of Maine g W h'g)
passed through our crty 10 Washington ~
obedience 70 similar Presidential sum
mons. Ii the midst Of all these singular
movements, aud Immediately on the over
turning of Senator Bcnton's aspirations
Secretary Buchanan relires e ms na''N'
mountains, when most important ln'cIl'
gouco IS momentarlly expected from 'h'
seul Of war \ screw mus! be loose some
where.
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Of the denomination Of Two Dollars, d
the Branch If the Bank Of Tie State d
South Carolina, at Camden. arc 10 circu.
Iat on 70 a great extent. They cannot he
mistaken, as the plref IS coa'se, the en-
craving Is ml.erahly executed. and the sig.
natures Of u. l.. DcSaussure, Cashier ant
Thomas Salmoud, President, very badly
initiated. The bills which we have seen
are dated 1871 January Il II and are pay
able TO John Caut, Which INTENDED for
John Cdnlev,' who was a Director al
lhal date. Tie si.uelle portraits are &
badly executed rs mol to be recognized, =
CoiLmtid South Cdroii,daH
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gfQORT or ANOTHER BATTLE
pelow ue give hno,teF report q bat
/, between Gen. TayIsr aud Santa Anna
i sb Oh j i stated ifa' 2 600 Amerienn..
"A 800 Mexleans we're slain. II 'hi-
nue., Il ga gre,ter loss on our part than
me Gaule- Of lhe IA aad 9Il, My,
.sere the enemy hid artillery, aud n this
ngcmea, 1t is lePoitedihal Santa Anna
III none. Tins, Of itself Is enough TO
~ shade of doubt on the report, and IN
,iluou siace tie aflicies below were in
~. ga haze received the following letter
6sm Brassos 81, l'yo, Of March 9TH,
,hcb states Tia, the juniors Of battle,
,,aeb, and Gen. Taylor failns back is all
aenbls
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A SirREWD IDEA.

Ehhu Burrlt computes that the English
have expended enough N dgbrS Tie
French, TO have purchased tbs whole ..
france, at S70 per acsN
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ia. pce,i.l.nl % VI. Rmlan.
Neu>oros, March 2 !

N'.ll'>''oN' A','a I n,
Sra ! nave gwen ~ our ,I''I' y. w., ,.s
Oh lns.ant The cGnsldrra'lo" "nl'' 40 ~"
pofIance demands "a tsno'' ny y"
the appointment OF MAJOR General 10 '"o
army, ! earnestly dcs''co 'no' t'V 1""'''' ?
should nave 'Nc ""N'''''to va Wv. ',-
cedejaw'l'N a"u 'a,o'"rS N"'" '''s' 49, WV
character. and your familiarity VIII their
LANGUAGE and puluca coudt'om
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DIED

IN tbs ccDnty o. the l1ih instant, Mrs MA
EY V GEiEB, wife Of Col / hos. /, Grisr. ia
The J0th year of htr a-o
IN ibis c9aufg, pH the hi rst Mrs MAR.
GAREr MASON. aged about % years.
Also. uu Ic l3il, Nr, HANNAH CARO-
THEIRS aged about ~ yrers
10 lHfar county, na ii, 2i'l ult TAEfIIA
SARAH dgurat.raf jobs aid Rsbeeea God.
it'y,avrl yt-It 4sI J ! months.
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.MH att4tHts ~ ifrti ~ cure iti- 2 e-i' f"t
Fgal t5H5rr l4t. li9afvf4 i4rfhr "
a.. Nsfsa,H 60 ku fslisf- uarrsssaa ~
F.ensaef Santa A1al's f.tet. 'rftar. t4
E. Nln.4as n sfe trts n ffst. .g.f,
as.l..gsf al car. d --rHff3iss y O. H.
- sfs ll1q aa. Hsfsas .
Iae New Otaan- aal lbs morning
h ash ~ the fe.itwWe utpH''ani iy.or.
rs Vmch we cory tfWu al cNirl 0i
o. b..A+
nuIA 0GlcE =
Saturday masang, II clock
A. 40 early h.ui tais u2ra.ng ar IT,
9sel olf correspondence HW t,te -eat
SIR. by the .chr. Cinderella, g.. ,seu.i,
ab l,fted here h4 us.r Or lr,.
a. a.ca Sic no 90 1ac ia4 hs1' 81 tue
u rarang iron Npa,eps coniiun
h. y a5lAy ui a la,M aWaa been
/ Is, between Gen. Taylor 4ui Santa
0uc s.poad,ncc rfomfaa Baz tc.
,.seas The ypliey al dis lNe Gaa'ie as
fs,un. auh MeAlcaa soldiers ahl uu-
sfas 4 hard battle oa, commenced
q sli'lin, oti@ten 1en' ~ 'af, N'a
men. and Ss1hiu tana, utth force
aaaa' Is at = ,o1i r'c1' W. p ~.
aal Hu ar'tlsty ttl| 4f Ati ~.
na feces Of he.R artillery Nen iN-
'a'' q 1alj, about -.til iatu, ana lhe
leneans ahoAl 1000. laEi"f hal laE'h
a'aa "a miil.pv..i, aa ''il 't'ie, h.i.'s
sa sA.t..1. oru. Ns'rsaa'l h'e .'''
Aaiercy ~ihi re'i-ef- a.a 'N3 -
ea.efs, guarded by 4 strong escort y
NJ i'cn Taylor LIS hcur''s about
talHh Ssn'A Aao' las 1.sn ''''-
ped taa. Morgan Fl 'a1 Ono
l..n stationed 70 tetts.ta H l1
1ec ms hcen st''rked ari h-
sf gas ~ l' u a"e 'aa '.na Y "l.et' u
iata2 Me-. Another report =
q d-sesn aas .bs aiiy aula4eI -ni nls
ai'ei Several ~ uar 'raui> ana ms
ma.vs al'h 81. 'er goods have bees
g-4 81 ,Ia MvNclu tf.,'s or
s s.s - NsigW9fts, eila i1jJ Cavalry
,,,......,. t.,.,~ ar Ma
2'' ''s u '''' . = -, ~ 49,
~ ''1''e ''si" " ~ Y, I
s'as mere ,s''.''e " w
'' !. wa. ) n -
lasl ~ so N"e1N 80 80
= ~ t'id'y ha"" '''N 90 eo''''''s'.g' -
,'s' e'ea' nat 9 o''la "as ogs'
y 'f eaa ao''d W. Z moment ~
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MAJOR cENINaL BINIoN

form our readers that Thomas iian Ben.
Ion has declined receiving the appointment
OF VI lnr General % The {. s. Army. The
reason for Ihis, The esponde;iSe will
show, is because the President would mol
confer on hln the cSclusisc command Of
the Army A!ler the repeated refusal OF
the l. ). Seuaie to confer upon the Pfrsi.
dent Tie power 10 appoint junior MAYOR
General 10 lake Command of The army 10
Mexico, for Mr.. Benton 10 make such a
request shows tim 10 be perfectly regard.
iess Of the consequences attending such a
step by the President Who Is /! that
doubts that Gen. Scoa aud ragor would
both have resigned had such an outrage
been sanctioned We presume there ~
none. Aud then would follow disailcclion
IL the ranks, and The result would have
been disastrous termination 10 the con.
test Tic ume was when men were Sc.
!eclcd for their capacity 10 fl important
Offices but now every party hack seem.
to weigh his cap city 10 I'LL an Office BY
the bInid devotion he has given 70 his par.
Is and whether capable Of not lie j. often
promoted 10 the Office hs ambition co,eis,
But to the correspondence
later from Hr. Beaton 70 ne PrrIi,rt,
W,smsoToS, MAn.aG, 1877,
SIN. Without waiting for the 10 may
nl bcin- presented Wit, Tie COMMISSION 0.
MaJ,t General 10 the ARMY Of tie tmtcd
States, tbitk It night 10 info'm y,u at
once tLai ny acceptance - re u-al uf 'hat
4 4, appointment vii depend cutr ~ up.
90 lublic and npfirnll cons ielatiuns, Of
which lpu yourself, VIII be the Judge
Personally can hl'e no si-h tor tins Of.
ice; bu II sou believe tn can BE- 81
service to The country, ! am wtlin. To-
lotcgn Al, private cansldefallons-scPttate
uys,lf from ny family, undcr paintoI
cgfcun.tauces resign ~ place 90 the
senate, winch Is ~ dear q mc-au. pro.
coed Immediately 10 HE th'a'fc al WI.
VI, on,y stipulation would be lot The poH.
cr. "hlch deem necessary to 81 ctss 4
and these would be both military aud ii.
pumatlc--ile command II the army and
authority 10 sign pteiunlnatie- d peace,
based upun eflA, previously approved BY
you.
beg YOU to bcaesc, SIR, that no'hing
sclhshor pcr>ou.I diculcs ,his PR os,d
stipulation, Here /, 80 such tHiug IA H..
Il proceed. from thoroogh com,cllou
,bat, wItli Subordinate communal, cuua
10 10 good ~ Die atmy nn The contrary,
that my presence litrtc would be- improper
and lmscmeYuus FOR mn KNOWN, from
ny pubic speeches, 10 di.approye The
plans, both oi The h,te and Of he present
commander --thu defensive policy ui one
aud the San Juan u .a ulack Of the
other aad tins b"iag known ry presence
0ol'i opeillc as uu Implied cen,ure on
tHr Two generals aj msAi make ms, ~
spite ut mysv.t, Tire uGci,gs OF dreuWent
anI INSTRUMENTATION. lr command OF
lac ainy therefore, 1. iAe ony m!i.af!
position which could hold N 1t.
Agth.rty 10 conclude peace, ~ Of
ls4,, lJ s.gu tile prc'imlnares VI peace !
deem highly essential 10 success, as Il
Mould rnahc the cammautsr.lnthlct 70
ttkc instant adyln,1-e Of ~ pls-tae events,
eni,ary or polucd, 70 clo.e the var.
furnished 0..h these power, am wi.
81. III. Rtft Ia, "A
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~" hH'itst u HlHto-t mp tbc Ia WIFI
BAN Dot Sd uld harm bc.all 81. IA i,iuii
ct hrnrmy, the Consequence t. those who
have left him with such slender resources
Will b. terrible. We Will suli,r IN the
fortunes Of loubtlul suspense until Wc hear
something from our l,uIc army ihat eau be
relied upon.
81, Companies Of lhe Virginia regiment
have pusscd through Matanofas Oh Their
route u CamIrso.
MONTEREY Feb. %
Fi1. D,ha The mail is just about to
leave aud have only lmc 10 m;urm you
81 our s.rulliuu here. The cNpc-s ar
rived HIS mofnine from Sd'tl,o. TAYLOR
has fallen back from tana Aenta Gen.
Marshall, who STARTED from here yre,er.
day Tor Sahl,o, received orders To ,top
halt way, al the Rncouada pass, and FOR.
hiy. 5000 OF lac enemy had been seen
within seven miles Of Gen. TipIor's camp.
This Is our s tu4t on on the Salio side,
hy the other road we have more News
Yesterday 500 Mexican cavalry entered
Cafdafeta how manv more are behind
Sc dent kH8w the Ntrichcs had the au.
daciiy TO take our store lur cartel, the
person attending 10 the store uaffoNly Is.
caled-he cane M ,tn. morning. ha,iuo
hidden an nl,li. we are nrepared G,r a
de-pctlc fight, but have al NO., only 1000
mcu
Another leuer 81 lie same date saws.
la.eotly Inn, Ia say tbat a hattie !, ,,ul.
IN ,Sp,cied between Cen Tat!or aid : n.
IA Anna. The al,eris a. preat force n
shout J,>,ance beyond S.aHln. Gen. TN.
lor has lrn ms pa.ulan Al Aeu4 Nu.,a.
and f.ilcn back a. ,l,a suonp pas. Col.
Ma, sd. .cut On a .coa'. and i lew IL IL,
mcn were captured. Tms i lie latest
news .fon.a5ayp. Ncmc ul utAc Hlack
iufi. nuI lbc oDIt uay flr Santa Anna Is
lake u.Mri be +, siar,atlun. There are
provisions enough ,nH 10 Keep a. goIug
lor six months.
N.,i.u .Ni,,,r.. l,.#..l l~t-
~ D.4, ~.,r. NJ, a,fr.,.5. H.
I.,...,,I .,,f.. ,,.r.,,f.... ID, r,,,..,J.
,..,.., S,,,. 49,, MIA ,,,ay moon
E,tti,. #.t,......o...o.s M, -,.,,.
6r,,st 4, warrant no ..,eItef ,b., such "a.
.l.,...e u,,a ,..ser.n. ub,u ~. cynrr.s
,fri,t.,l m rI.t. Mines. i.a5i ten. T,tior'.
c,.,., st An, \Yrv, % mice te,o,J
,.f.#l. .,,....,a,.t So, ,,,, IA ~.
.l,., oc,.., l.,c,.as.gt ll mla. Is, h..
tt;ca. 'F.,ler', ffont. Iae plte.r,.l rhe
-..,.,e-, .oo.. i.,.t cant. Pnuii~... Comma
MIMI i t,,,,.e, .na,,Id m,rehp l.ou
3.,.,,arc ..,.,o MN y. on,e apJ ~ ,,.o
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THIRTY TuOTsANDTHEEE HUNDRED
AND THIRTY DOLLAES REWARD.

HE Adll,ant General of tic uotted
States Army oders ia the National Police
Gazsue, reward Of thirty Thousand three
hundred and thirty dollars Tor the arrest Of
one thousand and eleven deser,crs from the
Z, ). ARMY, The names aud particular
descriptions of each solder are contained
ia tie advertisement,
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Nluul TaIIH W I.f''
fla blule has not taken place Il eaunat
L ga. Delorc there wall be one, Santa An.
:. Aa,se matched fiona san LUIS an the
a,eet.oa ID SAt.llo wuh o force Of 10000
.rfa. Bn wr hope when lhey DO meet,
.@l R.usb and Ready adl give good ae-
count @. han'
h b Il. uolIc H0s'4 al lttl., EfbA
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The various mmors irom the army, of
de, Ought and Gen. Taylor falling back,
,.n,. ovt d bumbug The IS tie act news.
IA il IS ucarer olI,cial tllan any thug We
.,,p fecclyed. Il j. supposed tram has
I'D eat Of, but tcyonJ thai nothing Is
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iarihef reflection, aud wishing 10 avoid al
delay "a differing the army, | have written
note TO The AdluianI General, TO be de.
hSered at his office IN the morning. dsclin
ing TO accept The appointment ~ MAJOR
General N the army, 50 kindly offered II
me- by YOU, and so lionorably confirmed BY
the $ nate.
haze the honor 10 be, sir, with great
respect, YOUR freud and fellow. citizen.
THOMAS II BENTON
10 the PGcsnsNr
Vote y Mr.. H,nio" 10 he Adjaant Gen
rnl.
NArni>aros, Tfrsuu EttNiNG. MARcu9 1871.
SIN had the honor to receive Your
no 81 the dth instant, with The commission
Of Mayor General IN the army, ard delay.
ed the answer Of acceptance until should
receive az answrr from the President 10 a
note winch addressed 10 BIN ia The NOR.
Hns oi lhat day. That answer IS now re.
celNrd, and cuabIcs me to answer your note
and % say ih4! he commission : mol ac.
ccpted.
Please 70 ncccpl, sir, my thanks for the
tfnd terms If your noe, ard FIR The tous.
aud couttesles which Won have extended 70
me in the course II our long aud friendly
acquaintance,
Most Iruly md rcspcctfully YOURS,
THOMAS II. BENTON.
To Ad,utaL, General Jo>Es.
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The correspondent Of the Boston Cour.
Ter saws that Mr.. Webster paid Mr.. Cal
huuu's great speech IA the Senate che com.
plimcut Of remarklns that II would end
Tho Mnr. =,
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w,n,Hero>, Tcrspu EysNiSG, MAScn = -
Sra Your letter OF this Jay ua'e y
ils, received and seeing no reason Tor
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ATTENTION.

Ccat4lrs commanding Companies b. iae Cst x
ga-pf gf 5ht s. {. Nh.'GI.
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FROM mn 4RHI I

~ 4. Nl.lg na.i4 ..i 1HE4a, El1a
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-03-31
ITEMS.

Dr. Baudocque has communicated to the french
Academy of Sciences, that by new surgical treat
ment he had restored addition, and the elements OF
speech to a deaf and dumb boy nine years Old
In Great Britain, the Roman Catholics possess
622 churches and chapes, IA colleges. "a converts,
and s monasteries. The number OF their mission
airy priests is SIS.
CAST MARBLE-A discovery is stated to have
been made at Chmlottenburg by which marble
NAV be cast in mould OF any size, the marble beln9
equal in quality to the purest Carrara marble
Several figures have already been cast of the size OF
life The cost is said to be one dollar foot he
Builder
The Church of England Journal says that the
question of the soul and future life IN ANIMALS mas
been the subject of long and repeated discussions
at various clerical meetings
A deserter from the 23d lately cut off his trigger
finger with a razor in Tullamore Jall.-lhls is now
common thing in Russia and was SO In France
during Napoleon's conscrptIons.
At the present time England possesses the sove-
rcignty of forty colonial governments.
The Liverpool papers continue to tell OF the nm
mense cargoes of corn that arrive from America
It is believed to have been chiefly bought up by
spectators.
DR. RYAN, professor of chemistry in England,
saws that il WESTMINSTER Bridge, which Is built OF
maenesia limestone, were covered with water ana
snlnh,Iric acid it would be converted into EPSON
salts
In some parts ST the Grand Duchy OF Hesse, the
clergyman demands quantity OF oats rom uie
BRIDEGROOM and bride, as fee for the performance
of the wedding ceremony.
The Senate of Delaware has laid on the table the
bill passed by the house few days since LOT the
gradual abolition of slavery in that State; the vote
was a tic TO /.
The Cleveland Herald tells story OF an OK now
being exhibited in that city whose weight Is Jour
thousand pOunds-tough, very-not the OK Dat
the story.
The Dublin Post says that it speaks within BOUNDS
when it says that thirty persons Gay PeiiSh Ia
Ireland from absolute starvation.
The steamer Cambria sailed from Boston on Mon
dav with sixty-fve passengers. Her mail was
ver,, heavy one. containing 10000 letters and some
cart loads OF newspapers. Two hundred DarIeis Vi
-four were sent by her, for the suffering poor Oh
Ireland, under the direction OF the boston coiiF
mittee.
Hr.vY DEmASD.-The Paris papers received oy
tho Sarah Sands say @they cannot estimate at less
than 2.OO00OOO0o francs, (say S4oOOoooo) tle
sum they must pay for corn from America uie
Black Sea and the Levant"
Loxpoy-the sturdy, the great, the venerable
London. is going down at last 1t is discoveiei
that the CITY of London has been sinking gradually
for some wears The water of the Thames has
been rising in the same ratio.
Messrs Livingston & Nells nave TAKEN INC Sol'
.r,ct - etend the telegraph from Toronto to Mon
troll 400 miles. by the first Of August next
The population Of ST Louis is estimated at sixfy
thousand.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-03-31
from tie Racine ddrocQtc.

coo K-A-W II 90 PA B A L L a D.
Oh! mighty great rooster sprang up in the west,
And through all that wide country crowed loud
est and best,
He neer stoppedSDr dread he neer stinted for fear,
Oh that BOOSTERS shrill clarion it rang far and
near
TIL man, maid and aanty (antiO had all got quite
uSed-ter,
The higt-oocta lorum of that sublime rooster.
A place called Convention that Rooster got once
in,
And the clang of his crow ran all over Wiscon-
sin,
But not till he started to fly quite away,
From the perch where he'd roasted Tor many
day.
Then he crowed and flew home that is, home in one
For twas said he was home when he lit on the
fence"
Here he dropped for awhile until echos soft voice,
Repeated his crow with agreeable noise;
So he raised his left paw with his spur scratched
his ear,
And his clear crow resounded-' OIL ,oonaan
rules here"
Then the roisterous roosters, around gave roar,
That was echoed from wide lake to wide river shore
From that time he crowed like rooster oil pleed-
ing,
Whenever the cockerels were brought out for
feeding,
Though it must be confessed that he looked rather
blank
When he sometimes was forced to crow high
on a bank"
Yet whether he crowed, or but sported his hackle
He drew from the dunghills all round aloud cackie
Well, none can tp1hat whate, his aim,
Or whate er else he made, why he made himself
-"gan1e;"
So hurah for his spurs, and his crow and his comb
Aye, and we viii exempt him perch for home
And though we can't quite call him cock Of The
acaK,"
Yet "t,,rken to antics we own he can talk.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-03-31
VOL. VIl-No. 40.

and lying nthe very line of State which produces
the same commodities and sells them for paper, the
mineral district Of Wisconsin sells all Its produce
TONS mineral and agricultural for currency of a
greater proportion of specie, than the 9th section
would necessarily require.
Missouri too, with all its vast production OF min
eral grain and tobacco has circulation OF paper
under So
But it is argued that this section will not be sufi.
Gent to Danish small bills altogether Grant it for
the sake OF argument if it banshes FIVE per cent only
OF our small bills, ard replaces it with specie It will
be great reform. Bat, sustained by public opinion
it will do all its friends expect fit. We will admit
that no restrictive law will operate efficiently, unless
sustained by puplic opinion. Ii the universal judg
ment ofthe people be against the 9th section after 1t
is adopted, it will be imperative; but once adop-
ted and put in practice, will gain golden opinions
iromal This is the fear of the bankite the fear
of those who borrowed St Clair and such money,
paid it out in thousands for crops. and bought it
back OF the farmers at 25 and so cents the dollar,
to pay their debts at par to the banks-Hence their
reckless and expensive ardor to resuscltate the~dol
airy OF paper money" convertible but never to be
converted INTO specie.
Such men prosecuted Andrew Jackson and thespe-
Gle circular. Such men are always thrown into ex-
tacies ofhorror when any attempt is made to restore
specie from the banks which owe it to- the people
who own it,
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-03-31
DECLARATION OF WAR !!

D MARSTON has now got up the best Shop
IL. in the Territory for painting and is now pre-
pared to do all kinds of Painting and Polishing
Carriages and Sleighs in a better style than can be
done else where. After the experience of twenty
years he aters himsal that he cannot be beat lay
ing paper-he also prepares walls and paints walls
all colors and different styles that in any rooms
the walls can be washed as we'll as any wood, and
this he does from his own experience and knowl-
edge and is prepared to do fancy and ornamental
painting cheaper than can be done elsewhere in
the Territory
N. b. Paints and Oils always for sale and at
my shop and coors of every description prepared
and sold atsig ht. Grainlng and Imitation of E.
gyptian marble and all other kinds of wood and
marble &C., &c.
u Shop corner of church and pearl streets.
Southport DEC. =, lS45.
IRON FOR BREAKING PLOWS.
ar all sizes and kinds can De bought very low al
~ the Hardware Store of f. Balm.
March II, 1916.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-03-31
600 acres of University lands lat So for ?


900 acres OF University lands Cat S. for
years. 1890
Total pecuniary loss of rejecting the
Constitution $500, $50
Ponder upon this the of the loss falls upon
that sacred fund the School fund.- will political Jug
glers, who hope to make political fortune by the
rejection OF this Constitution, replace to you so
vast loss!
And the total cost of state government under the
present constitution would be for two years only a.
bout $4,000
Ponder upon the cost of your vote to yourselves
and your children before you cast 1t against the peo
pies constitution.
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