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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-03
DIR HOVySE

THE subscriber, Of this old and tavorle estab-
i lisbmenl having put il in first rate order for
The coming season, solicils call from strangers
and cilizens. His bill Of fare is very inviting,
yz:-Fresh venison. Partridges, Plover, Snipe,
Fish, Wild Ducks OF every description, Terra
Pins. Oysters, &c. &c.
u Orders received from the country for Oys-
rs picked, in the shell opened, attended to with
prompness and care. &C. THOMPSON,
Nov 96-c6t No. 18th 81.
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TOLER & COOK.
SALE OF SLAVES AND OTHER
PERSONAL LRDPEPTV

TN pursuance Of decree O. The Superior Court
i OF Chancery for the Richmond Circuit, made
on The ooh June, lS47 The undersigned will Oh
fer Tor sale 4. public auction. al EIlersle, on
WEDNESDAY, tie 22d OF the next month (De-
ccmber,) il lair, fnot the next fair day, all the
SLAVES belonging 10 the estate Of the laie John
Wickham on his James River plantations.
They are in number about one hundred and
thirty, and are thought 10 be particularly valua5le,
consisting in great part Of efficient hands.
A; the me time will be sold, all The Horses.
Mules, Oxen and other Caue; Hogs and Stock OF
every kind; Crops, Fodder, Shucks, Straw, SC.
Also Wagons Cars, and all The agricultural
implements. Among The Horses there are some
thorough bred Mares and Colts. The callle are
principally pare DorsnMuc or a mixture OF the
Dernnstve and Durham Jreeds, and are highly
worthy OF attention.
There is large pen OF HOGS in fine order
and the usual proportion Of stock Hogs.
There will also be sold several articles OF
Household Furniture.
Mr.. Jenkins, on the premises, will show any OF
the property 10 those DESTROYS OF purchasing.
The terms will be, foI The Slaves cash-ior the
other property credi, six months Tor all sums
over twenty dollars-lhe purchaser, according TO
the terms Of The decree, giving negotiable notes
with approved cndorsers-for less than twenty
dollar: cash will be required.
WM. F. WICKHAM, Commits
Nov. 24-3lawtds
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FOR SALE AT Auction

ON THURSDAY, December The o. at 4
~ O'clock p NJ, we will sell, publicly, on
Union Hill, near Bakers Grocery, lot OF ground,
fronting 90 fae on street, anu running back
100 feet, together with the Improvements thereon,
consisting oi a Wooden Dwelling, recently erect
ed, and other conyeniences.
TERMs:-One third cash; the balance al and
u months, Tor which satisfactory personal secu-
ry will be required, and the deed withheld until
the last paymcn, is made
TOLER & COOK.
r. POSTPONENENT.-In consequence of
/. -. ne sale OF the above property has been
postponed uu,il Thursday next the 9Th inst, when
il will certainly take place al the time and place
abnve mentioned.
Dec. 3 TIC.
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LUCk,s OFFICE,

WALL STREET, RICfIMUNJ, w.
THE year 1917 winds up with the erandrs display d
L schemes ever offered 10 the public. Persons ~
inr holidays ur 10 ir,i the demand- nf the ~ dag
January, 1873, can be supplied with any quantity ofthe
ueediui by addressing their orders 10, or calling
&. II. LUCK, Richmond, Va.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
WI. Bigger's Lottery Office
OPPOSITE EXCHANGE HOTEL,

RICHMOND, VA.
THE undersigned having purchased the business OF
J. F. WORD, Lottery Vendrr, Richmond, will
continue the same nj the office as above where he will
be pleased the old patrons Of the office and 10 ill
The orders OF persons in the country who sometimes
make adventures in Lotteries. Orders for tickets In
any Lottery advertised by Messrs. Manry l. TO. will be
promptly attended TO, and Official drawings duly for
warded.
MAGNIFICENT LOTTERIES FOR DECEMBER.
10000 DOLLARS! 10000 DOLLARS!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass 49, for 1877, 10 be drawn
at Alexandra on Saturday, Dec ltli rs No. Lottery
II drawn ballots. Grand Scheme: S4O,000, 10000,
10000, 1000 U,pO0 $780, $500 5000, 1891, OF 200,
$50 of 1000, &c. Tickets Sa; halves 6; quarters g.
GRAND SCHEME.
S30l46! 10 OF G000! 10 Of 5000!
IS No. Lottery-l3 Drawn Ballots.
Alexandria Lottery, Glass 80, for isl7, to be drawn
at Alexandra, Saturday, December Ilth. Splendid
Schemes prize of $50 lac, 10 prizes of 6000 10 prizes
20 OF O0O 20 of 6OO 20 of AGO. 30 OF $780, l65
of25O, etc. Tickets $40; halves S. quarters SO.
LOOK AT THIS.
$4,000 DOLLARS! 10000! 10000!
IL Drawn Numbers out OF &c.
Alexandria Lottery, Glass 81, for 1877, To be drawn
Saturday, December 18th. Magnificent Scheme: $50,
0O0 90 00O 10 O0O 900 9i0 2000 10 OF O00 10 Of
5O0 30 of 300, 80 Of 200, Tickets S5; halves So
quarters IS.
$4,000 DOLLARS! 10000 10000!
75No Lnliery-li Drawn Ballots.
Alexandria Lottery Glass 81, for Isl7, to be drawn
10000 10000, 5000 $500, 3OUU, $685. 1900, 20 prizes
Of O0O 90 of $780, 30 OF 400, 10 OF 800, &C. Tickets
$40; halves 5; quarters 9 50.
liberal discount on package sales. Prizes cashed
nj sight.
% For packages or single Tickets in the above or
in smaller Schemes which drawing dally-Caplials
from 81 900 to S2u0 900. aud Tickets from 81 10 Sad
dress w. J. BIGGER, Richmond, Va.
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u. w. Marry 4 Co.,

M A N A G Fl 81
Successors to j. G.. GREGORY s. co.
OFFICE, NO. /, CITY HOTEL, RICH
" MOND. Virginia.
10000 DOLLARS! 10000 DOLLARS!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass 49, for 1877, 10 be drawn
at Alexandria on Saturday, the 4lh Of December %
M InfIer drnu IIlln
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Large Alright Stoves,
cSIJlrABIE for Churches and Public Buldings-fo
- sale low by u = u H. "ELLch'
] Nov. Self
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TO HORSEMEN.

A Ii complaints Of an external nature cured
"a by Pilgrims Embrocalion, on Horses, such
as Calls, Sprains, Bruises, Ring Bones, Pole
Evil, curbs, &c. Prepared and sold by
r. PILGRIM,
AT Swan Tavern, Shockoe Hill.
All cases cured or money refunded.
My. l3-c&dvf
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ID. Paine & Co.

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
TICKET, Nos. II 81 sc, the Capital Of 81 900, In
l. the Delaware, No go was returned on Thursday
last, from this Agency, for the want Of purchased
In addition 10 which, The following splendid prizes
have heen sent 10 this agency In The last thirty days,
viz IL Of SEQ 900, of 5000, of 1900, Of 5000,
Of 5000, OF 4,UUO, OF a,00O aad humorous other
smaller ones, showing the brilliant luck which attends
Pane's LQl,eres An orders should be addressed Ia
;;l,o,to C. w. PURCELL, Richmond, Virginia.
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS FOR ALL
5ol 10000 DOLLARS of $1,000!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No. 80, TO he
drawn on Saturday, Dec |, lsl7 is Nos, IL drawn.
Grand Capitals
prizes Of Sl0,HG0 S prizes Of se,dil
5000 80 900
1910 so !" 400
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-02-12
! lslsclx Laws.

Thcbill ia repeal ihe black laws passed
the House of Representatives, on she, 4tf
inst, BY vote of "a 10 So--a party vote
with the exception Of Mr.. Russell of Portage,
and Mr.. Vslandghsm. ~ %
-Backus, Beatty. Bennett, Blake,
Brock, Brown, Clark Of Franklin. Corwin,
Curiiss, Harsh, Hibberd, lIogue, HoftoD,
Johnston, Killer, Lawrence, Matthews, Moore,
McGrcw, Owen, Park, Potter, Russell Of. Iiar-
riscn, Russell Of Portage, I'uliInnn, Trimble
Of Muskingum, 1'rimblc Of Highland, Trucs-
dale, Turley, vullandgham, WhiIc, Whit
riesc, Wilson, and Speahcr--54
NAys-Aberncihy, Berry, Boomhulf, CIsgk
Of Butler, Coe, Corverse, Cock, Cotton,
Dcnnenwirtb, Ellison, Emery, Hines, Ken
non, Larimer, Lyle, MotcalG Eidsgravc,
Mcfarland, McMalun Of Lucas, Metldhan
Of Coshocton, McMakin, Noble of Seneca,
P,irvance, Shaw, Sharp, Smith Of IIamillon,
Warren, Williams Of Coshocton, and Yosi.
80. CT
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LOOK, WERE!

The following lrtm the Dayton Transcript
will show in What estimate Ginseng Psnacea
is held in that city. The editor slys.
"Wo respectfully solicit tho attention Of
the renders ofthe Transcript 10 an,adverlise-
meut in another column. Of the "Ginscng
PanaccG." 1t has been but lately iniroduced
amongst US, and we say, fearless Of cSntrs-
dielion, thai Il has met with greater soccess
among the afflicted than any other medicine
ever before introduced TO tho public notice, /,
or even mere thsnthe most sanguine hopes
Of the proprietor Gould have Predicted. lis
course sonward--triumphan, oycr all dis
eases of the lungs, and in no case within
our knowledge has it been used bat with the
greatest success. We say 10 tho Inflicted,
use the Ginseng Panaoea; it is only so cls.
per bottle. and il meyer fills 70 palfbnn won
ders, even where the patient has been giTsh
up by physicians
"See advertisement in another column
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Tiie usath Penalty.

Mr. valandgham's Bll so abolish The
punishment of Death in all cases, was
passed ii the House Of Representatives,, re-
considered, and final y postponed. tits mosl
strange that Legislators, with The strong esi-
dence before them that facts present, should
adhere with such tenacity TO this rclcofbar
barism. Tbs reNfaint ofthe murderer, even
for life, is. wise and salulary'he can no longer
be trusted---circumstanees might again
arouse his unbridIed passions-Abut his death
calmly and with weneditaiion- detcrmin-
cd by society, is srrcgating'tho Divine ven.
geance, and setting at nought the Divine
command, "rhou shall moi kim Executions
cultivate the destructive propensi,ies Of OIL
nature, and are at war with the principle o.
roform which should be the bass of all pc.
nal laws.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-02-12

! The Washingtoil Union states, has pissed
both Houses and become o law. =: Il isf 10
raise the necessary means for carrying on the
war. II was passed in the Senate on the
9th pl;. with only two dissenting voices,
CILLEY, ofNew Hampshire, ard CORwIN,
Of Ohio. The correspondent Of the Ohio
Statesman snys that Ewing, was in Washing
ton, aud was especially rejoiced al this folly
of Corvin's---an act which must 20 far TO
neulraiize his availability az Presidential
Candidate.
he ever had any pretcntions'to such 4
station his vote 10 deny The necessary support
ioOKio's galan, CONS, he heroes Of Monterey,
must destroy them. But such q probability
has existed only ii the exaggeralien Of
friends. Cofwin has never bcena probsble
candidate save in the magnifying vision OF
I partial pariizans Thero is about him. moth
ing which desigHnies the Statesman, bu,
much that marks the demogsguei he has
neither originated or ably carried forward
any great national or State measure; be has
given ultersnco 10 NO enlarged or csmpre-
hcnsivo views;his popularity has arisen from
the possession Of a species Of popular cio-
qucncs ofvhich his. "water-me!oa speech
ia COED Sample, but this. is rather fmsy
texture fiom Shich 10 weave a character for
the judgment capacity, and far-seeing sasac-
ity which should, entIris him, even among
wings, 10 be really available candidate fu
the high Office Of first Magistrate over 90
100000 Of freemen ;seeing that there is about
him no military halls 10 magnify him into in
real greatness.
\ The vote he has glvea for the Loan Bili
will add little to his reputation for capacity:
He, unlike the great body Of the wing Sen
ators, could not rise above his prejudces,
and consequently made one Of contempt
bic minority oftwo, who would not vote a
dollar in the Treasury, though the enemy
should defeat our arms, and our gallant SOL
diers in Mexico shonld ia butchered from
the wan, offorce and means 10 cope with the
enemy. Webster said he would not vote
money, and ye, voted forit; Corwin has dono
what even Daniel Webster, fsdsralist died
in wool, as he is, shrunk'from doing.
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The News nona the Army

Is Contradictory and Unsatisfactory. A repof
tina. Gen. Taylor had reuched Tumpico with 0,
70oOmen is denied as impossible in the time stated
Another report that he was at Victoria, awaiting
the orders Of Gen. Scott who has taken command
is probably correct. A detachment of Captain
Nays command, while exploring dangerous
pass ip gorge Of the mountains, were either ia
ken Of killed. The number missing ia stated at
l2. A lieutenant has in consequence been put
under arrest. Santa Anna, 1t is stated has given
orders for his troops 10 retire on the approach Of
the Americans.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-02-12

Tln ARMY Bill, TIE D u for ihe iil.teasa
Of the army passed lhs .Senae. .on tI'e 18Th
Instant, and was sen, TO ,he House Iof Rcr
prescntaiives, Ls vote Of 80 to3 3. Nays--
Mcssrs. 'Cilley, Corrins aud Dasi'. Tho
Bill au,horizes q bounty Of 100 neres %
volunteers and soldiers in ,he rcgslar amy,
or their heirs, who shall hive been enlisted
one year Corsin SiA neither pay The troops
nor increase The army. And he Is thu pink
Of Ohio Whiggery! Faugh.
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NOTSO FAST.

A southern federal paper says That Mr.
Baker, of Illinois, is the only member Of Csni
sress that resigned his seat and wenl TO the
wai.' The editor of that papet must h VI
short memory Docs he not know hlt
Col. DAVIS Of Missssippi and Col. YELL OF
Arkansas, resigned last summet, and are
now in Mexicof Besides, neither of these
democrats came all the way back 10 Wash
|ington TO draw two or three thousand dollars
mlsage; as did Col. Bakcr. Whenever
these whig editors come across a whig who
exhibits patriotism, they make SO mach Of him
that they run himlnto the ground and break
him short of. Much credit was due Col.
Baker, considering the sentiments of his
party on the W.T. question. He was Well paid
for his sacrifices
The Mobile Register says. SIS
"Ths journal has right that we should
give its explanation, but most MOI. complain if
we aod a line of amendment. Davis, Yell.
and Baker all departed lor the wars " last
asason;" but Davis and Yell resigned their
seats, and ,hus gaye up their .pay aud emolu-
iments." Baker did not resign, bu, returned
from Mexice---spent six days ia Washington,
as member Of Congress, before res gning-
received pay therefor; and, moreover,
charged tho United States with his whsle
mileage 10 Washington, from Illinois and
back although he came from Mexico; and
received also bis mileage as d bearor Of des-'
patches 10 Washington from Mexico; and
moreover, gathered his stationery bill as a
member of Congress; and W. ere assured,
received full pay allihe time asscu!onel Of
volunteers.~
We doubt not but there are wings in and
oui Of Congress, who are willing 10 make
The same sacrifices with n.fiachig fsrti9dc. y
--0hio Statesman.
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MI
being dlsorgai,bots--aild aud This charges Come
from u party who, but d few years asipcc
violated their oaths, ,disofganiaed The goy'
eminent, and defIed the constitution. Aud
why did they dolhise Beeanse they feared
there would be a few more democrats in
(; Congress Than they were pleased 20 see there.
OF Eha, were they afraid2 Ofthe action Of
the majority, which the constitution declares
shall govern. Nav, sir, whcp they charge
iii with being disoganizers, they had better
{. look At home. But, sir, they will find that
we will not leave these halls in thut man
nof. We have more regard for our oaihs
OUT characters, our duties, than 10 initiate
them in their assaults upon tie constitution,
All we propose is, TO do simple acl of JUS
tice. Let tho consequences bc what they
may, he was prepared TO meet tbem--to 60
home 10 his constituents and rclfder his ac-
. .count---and he much mstook their character
and the. character of the people of the whole
state, IL The course Of those on this side the
Seraic will moi be approved
The debate was continued unii: II o'clock,
A. M, by Messrs. Bean, Welch, and others,
when the question was taken on thc.cngross.
mept Of The bill, and losI---yeas II, nays. II.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-02-12

G-T The" Three Dollar Bill'' passed the
Senate on the 29th ult., and is now law. II
gives to members of the Legislature SO per
day for go days, and 81 for each day they
continue in session beyond that number Of
days 1t isright. The best cfec! will be 10
restrict the sessions 10 so days. if the law
remains in force, and thus do away with
much excrescent legislation.
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TIE FouNrArN.-An elegant and beautiful an.
NAL devoted 10 Temperance literature has JUS,
been received from Mr.. SLoANAKRR, ofPhiadel.
lhiq, The publisher: HIP. Weld, Editor Thc.en-
cravings, eight in number, are in Saruin's best
style, and as u whole ore superior IN design and
finish to those Of any American Annual we have
heretofore ssen. The names Of such writers as
Fanny Forester, Mrs. Stephens, Mrs. sigourney,
Mrs osgood, "F. E.F."J. G.. Whittier, Horace
Greeley, T. S. Arthur, seba Smith, &C., as con.
tributors. are assurance Of the excellence of the
literary treusases which the annual contains
"Many of the tales illustrate with vividness anG
hears-moving patNos chat genius alone caE Com.
mand, the fearful power Of intemperance over iti
victim" Beauty and Temperance are united ii
the pages of this work, In the most attractive
form, and as i, must circulate widely il will ex-
orcisoa powerful infuehca in. favor Of elevated
aud pure morality.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-02-12

The COLUMBIAN MAsAzNE,--for February. l.
The contributions for this excellent mags zine 70
this month maintain their usually high chara cie
Among others, are articles by Alfred B. Street
Ellen D. Goodman, Mrs F. S. osgood, Mrs. Sig
Quincy, H. P. Grattan. Miss Martha Russell, G.
II. Butler, Mics Isabel Jocelyn, J. B. Butler, &c.,
death under the law" by John Iuman. is well
conceived article Upon the dangerous tendency
ofthe uncertainty ei punishment; and the 'Forsa-
ken,"by Miss Anna Blackwell bren,hes the
genuine spirit Of true poetry. There is alss the
usual monthly fashion plate and two elegant en-
cravings.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-02-12

A CHRIsrmAs Box FOR THE Sous fsD DAuanrEas
OF TEMrERANcE.-Thi is natural. powerful aud
affecting s,orY by T. S. ARTHUR. 1t contras ts
society in The efioyments Of the festive sesson Of
Christmas With the aid Of the tempting toddy and
the ruby wine, and the purer enjoyments which
arise from the inspiration Of "the clear cold water
spring,'' and produces upon any unbiased mind
lust the impression which was designed by its
benevolent and philanthrop.c author. Philadel
phia WIN. Sloanakef
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-02-12

We are indebted 10 friend for copy ol
the speech of Hen. FIT. Backus, of Cuya-
hoga, in tho Oaio Legislature, on the Mex
ican war. Mr.. B. is a new. member, but one
of lihe ablest lcaders; Of the wings in the
House. He is, however, ali ultra partisan
and in his speech the whole force of his ta-
lents arc thrown away in the ignoble effort
to make strong case for the enemy.
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!. Aulglaiz,cs County. Q

This prsject, after it's defeat in the Senate, was
Introduced into.t the House; where, the latest in.
formation we have, il had not met will much
success. On Saturday week, Mr.. Whitridge 70.
ported it back to ihs House, Mr.. Metcalf oppos-
I'd Is, and the House refused 10 engross il for a
fhlrd roading. yeas 90; nays 30.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-02-12

COMPLETED THE EARGAIN.--John Young
the Whig Goyernorof New York, has COM
piled with The terms Of his bargain with the
anti-renters. He haspardoned the tnurderers,
rioters, and all these punished for violating
the laws III the anti-rent contest. This is
The first frtiisof the victory Of the q law and
order"party in New York. Verify, Whigsory
is progressive. i.
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'nhe ss,sicsnuanship IL federallsn,.

Nc DttetcSkBsAMShipO EcNefahRsEnh.
I That usiute and restless Ecdcrulist, faml
iarly known as "Bob Schenck," ," on ihe 27l
ult., moved, in the House ofRcpreseniatiyei
the suspension ofthe rules toenablo him.,t
introduce a joint Resolution, requesting The
Presidenfto. withdraw all troops and militia.
rylarces ofihe United States now west O
the Rio Grande, in Mexico, 70 the east side
ofthat rivcr;y "lhst all volunteers now in
service Of the United States, be discharged;' =
'ihai no further increase. spf ib9 present reg
ular army Of the United States shall be made
by enlistment or oiherwisej' and that no
money appropriated be expended, but in ac-
cordance with these resolutions.
This proiege of Tom Corwin's must have
been well schooled in his principles; the one
in tho Senate refuses 10 vote for the Loan
Bill, and the other in the House advises
The REIMBURSEMENT Of our victories and the
voluntary submission TO disgrace, defeat, and
inlerminably prolonged border hosIilitics-
Truly Ohio, by the fantastic tricks ofthose
s he sets in high places, is sinking low in
character for patriotism and intelligent states
.manship. There is moi man who is in the
slightest degree acquainted with the Spanish
character, but knows .tha, hesitation in the
prosecution OF ilfe war, or retreat, the ac-
acknowledgement Of weakness, proposed BY
Schc mex, would consolidate The wavering fac.
lions in Mexico and give III IN courage tobiine
The war upon our own sol--ycs, 10 CRAFTY
the mulgnance ,f faction, this man asks that
The guerilla warfare and the bloody massacres
of The plundefing Ranchero be returned up
on our own now peaceful border families, and
the sufferings Of war be withdrawn from the
nation, who obstinately refuses peace! And
not only Mexico, bu, the world would have
reason TO look upon such an act as nation
al acknowledgment that we were without
cause ior The commencement of the war OF
mera courage for IFS maintenance. II would
heap infaity upon tho American name.
Surrender California, New Mexico, Neuvo
L. on and Taumaulipas, says whig staiesmar-
ihip, and the nation from which NC bave
wrested these Provinces, and which. now, with
these reverses, refuses aad scouts at peace,
will accept our offers! The mind tina, con-
ceived such apropositon must be as deran-
ged as the heart Of the man is rotten and cor
rupt; but Of suchi is Ohio Federalism!.
After gross waste oftime aad scene
Of great confusion, the House refused to sus-
pend the rules; yeas %; nays 1856; ard this
scheme "io- aid and comfort the enemy" the
most barefaced and disgraceful that par
tizan folly has germiuated, was given its qui-
etus. twill yc, sorely plague its inveator
The people of Ohio arc not 50 destitute OF
national pride and patriotism, or such viii
ling and submissive tools TO party intrigue as
their whg leadefs imagine. /.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-02-12

6tTnR BRrrIsn JOURNALS hold the ident-
ical language Of the Wings in reference
tofhc Presidents Message, the iniquiiy d
the war, sc. There is perfect concord in
.thcir sentiments on this subject. Why should
Il be expected otherwise? England is OPP
posed 10 the extenslonofour FREQ institutions.
So arc tho wings. The fear that the United
States may acquire territory animates both