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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-24
CINCINNATI MARKET.
SATURDAY MORNING. May 90, 16i

SATURDAY MORNING. May 20, 1915.
FLoUR-The demand is still confined
principally TO the wants of retailers. and
with light receipts there is no change in
prices. The sales reported Yesterday
were 10 brls (sold on previous evening. J
at Si-45: Yesterday 100 brls from canal
and store. in two lots. as S445. 1oi brls
from store at Si.i4: 100 do from canal al,
Si43: 100 brl> from wagons at SAT-:
100 brlS City mills, for shipment via Miami
canal. at $40.
PRovisIoNs-We could hear of but
little enquiry YESTERDAY. and the only sale
reported was a lot Of - hhdS Bacon Hams
at ! &c. pkd. Another considerable sale
of Hams and Shoulders is said to have
been made. Of which the particulars were
moi ascertained Very little doing in
Lard. The butchers are selling a, 4ac.
LEAD. sale of 500 pigs Galena. from
landing at $3.50 cash.
RosIN-A sale of 50 brls. at So 80.
CHEEsE-A sale of 100 boxes for ship
ment. al &c, 60 DAYS; 50 do. at sc
BrrTER-SaleS on TUESDAY Of 20 kegs
good Western Reserve. al 1i2c: - do.
YESTERDAY. at &c: 10 do prime, at II &c:
. do. al Zee.
CoFFEE-A sale of 90 brl prime Rio, at
Sc.
IInor Porr~--i sale Of | ) NJ superior
tight hrl. at 81
HAEk--A sale of Is cords, c. O., al
SEQ
NtckrREL-A sale Of 90 hrls from rail
road. n, So
LtN,EEn QUA sale Of &c brls ftom
railroad. al sec
WnSkY-Sales of IS hrls at lS7c: CSC
do. at l3ac: 1 IN do. at l.53c: 10 do. small
hrls at Isle; 10 do. copper distilled, al
Ir
GREAsE-A sale of II brl~ at Sc.
Gin. Dpiig 1fids.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-24

DIED.-On the 18th inst. JOHN {. SMITH.
son OF JoH> and SUSAN THOMAS, aged : months
and i GAYS.
F." Long did death defer the sicicning shack,
W hen the first lamb severed from the flock y
Dear little bud, quickly snatched,
Bv deaths relentless hand,
From the embrac" of those who watched
The dawnings Of Thy infant mint.
We'll lay thy tender body down,
To moulicr IA the silent grave,
I NTH the Last loud trump is blown,
That bids the dead aw axe,
We should not mourn the cup Of death,
10 thee so soon given,
For angels caught thy parting BREATH
And bore Thy soul 10 Heaven.
To dwell forever with the best
Securely ncar Ills THRONE,
W here all ENJOY a bis-iul rest
Where p,u aud sorrow cannot come.
IECEIIt.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-24

We are glad TO learn that DR.. ]. Howells has
secured the Agency Of DR. lie Roy's wild cherry
and sarsapariIa Pills, for Richmond, a. the sick
ly season Is fast approaching. These Pills have
given complete satisfaction TO all who have used
them They are, n truth. sireng ming and
purify ing tonic. Full directions accompany each
box Price Is CTS MAxY.
Richmond, May 81, 1s45- S2tf
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Later from Mexico.

The New Orleans Daily Crescent o!
th, 9th inst, contains several columns OF
Mexican news received by the steamship
Orleans. synopsis of which. was re-
ceived by Telegraph on Monday.
The dates from the City Of Mexico;
are TO the 9th ul.. inclusive.
Our Commissioners Messrs. Sewer and
Clifford, were still at the Capital, and
"Chapparal' seemed 70 suspect that they
may never 90 there. Ii seems there had
been some difficulty concerning the es-
cort; the MexIcans protesting against the
entrance Of any member of our troops in
TO their new Capital. even under a flag OF
Truce: d our Commissioners contending
for the privilege, which had been confer
red by the Administration.
Inquiry however. from the annexed par
acraph from the Star ofihe 9th, should
imagine the difficulty to have been set
lied
From QrERETARo- n portion Of the
81 Dragons and the Rifles under Major
Polk, VIC learn. go to Querctaro as an as
cori to the American Commissioners.
The expected quorum had not Yet as
scmblcd at Quere,aro. but there seemed
TO be more foundation iii the belief for u
reunion Of tho National Assembly,
Pcna V i'ena had Il III contemplation 10 ex
cludc from the list Of Mexican States,
Cou,ino. the number from which Il quo
rum was necessary, those departments
which have made no election. but having
obtained information that sufficient
number Of deputies were on the road TO
make aInorum. he conlescendcd to count
the unrcprcsenied States.
Letter from Queretaro state that il was
generally believed that the Treaty would
no, be discussed article by article. 1t
would either be approved or the Govern
mcnt would receive the authority 10 ap-
prove it.
Another letter says: Congress will or
with our Commissioners. and then adj
iourn-leaving it entirely with the Exc
cuive to settle the entire business" The
Constitution of Mexico, however. provides
that all treaties with foreign powers must
be ratified by both Houses ofCongress.
Paroles continued to attract consdera-
BILE attention. although. as yet. he has
committed no act of subordnation The
"Monitor" says: lie can get no con-ia
cradle party. and any revolution in his
name would be put down in a moment
! Tho great popular movement in France
against monarchy must have chilled the
warmth of his peculiar political Princi-
pies, and cut down any hope he may have
entertained in regard to their success, al
though the government gave orders for
his arrest. he is still at large. though be-
ing in conccalmcnt near San Luis
4 letter from Gen. Scott to friend is
published in the Crescent. in which he de-
clines any public demonstration in his ia
vor. while laboring under the Executive
displcasurc.
lie intends going directly to his family
at Elizabethtown, New Jersey, without
entering the city of New York.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-24

ELECTION WIscoNsIs.-In this State the
Wings FUSED up man" The locos have
succe eded in all the elections by large orities
This is their first ef1ori--they may DO bette,
hereafter.
frrThe Court OF Inquiry ad lourned from
Mexico, met in New Orleans on the eih INST. Ii
was to remain session at that place few days
for the purpose of examining several witnesses
then in that city The Court then to be
transferred to some place near Washington 10
conclude its duties. THIS locomotive court is n
hunbug, ridiculous and expensive, worthy Polk
and h,s advisers.
r. The gentlemen of the Press at w ashipg-
ton city recently held a meeting passed resolu-
tons, requesting Congress to fix the postage on
all newspapers. without reference to the distance
they may be carried in the mails at one cent
This is designed to advance the interests Of cas-
tern publishers, and if adopted will flood the
west with their papers to the great injury of
Western papers. We instruct, respectfully, our
Repros entative in Congress 10 vote against such
law We are in favor Of the lowest rates Of
postage, bM let those rates be equal.
FREE T,HRIToRY Conference.-The Cincin-
matt Gazette contains call, signed by 4,0Uo
citizens Of OHIO, ceiling convention al Column
bus the 18th June. for the purpose of takIn.
into consi Grafton the estate OF the Union" ami
protesting against the admission Of any more
slave territory into the union of the States. The
call is irrespective Of party.
l5-Gen Scott is daily expected to arrive at
New York, and will proceed Immediately TO
his residence at izabeihtown, n. J. He de-
c;incs receiving any public manifestation of the
feelings of his friends while under Executive
disple assure.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-24

J. y. S II L \ II r. will Lecture this
"wednesday evening, OH the Theologic-
al writings Of SwEDENBoEG; and will have
on hand. for those who wish them. an as
sortment Of those works Lecture at S
o clock, at the Warner Building. -
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-24

correspondent mt Of the Ohio Cuitivator says,
food mixed in decoction Of lobeIia and red pep
per, as strong as they will eat it, is cer,oin
cure for the Gapes in chickens. lie SAYS he tried
to kill some hopeless chickens with this MIXTURE
but they would live in spite of it, and he now has
no trouble with the disease The remedy is a
simple one and worthy of trial at least.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-24

EThe n. Y. Correspondent of the
Union says: "of 1909 patients in the
State Insane Asylum at Utica, SIG are
men. and 1913 are women. of the whole
number, 80 cases are set down to true
love that "never did run SMOOTH" 90 to
to political excitement. and the
balance to RELIGIOUS excitement. &c.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-24

frFA lady of this city gave birth few
DAYS since 10 tuins-a bov and a girl. As
the little girl was the first TO make her APP
pcarance in this busting world. the moth
CT, upon consultation with her friends. has
come To the conclusion TO name her TrIe-
graph. on the grounds that she was in adj
vance Of the .Uafr.
We hope for the sake Of humanity. that
when the child shall become old enough
to stretch her wires. She may not commit
as many errors as her lightning God-mo-
tier-N. o. Dcifa.
\ SHARP YoUTH AT 4 BAEG aIS.-Sallv.
said a green youth. in venerable white
hat and grey pants. through which his legs
projected halt a foot, perhaps more-Sally.
aiore we ago into this ere Museum. to see
the Enchanted H5rse, want tn ak you
somctn' n.
Well. Ichabod, what is it,
Why. YOU see this ere business IS a
gwine 10 cost quarter piece. and
can't afford to spend SO much for nuth n
Now. if you'll say you'll have INC durn'd
ef don'tpav the hull ont myself. tciH
pos-si-tiv-vIIv.
Sally made non cOmmittal reply.
which ichabod Interpreted 10 suit himself
and he sfrode up two steps at a time. and
paid down the hull ont
During nv visit. there was living on
" oaloo. Sandwich IsIandsj a woman Of
twelve years Of age. who had already pre-
sentcd TO an English husband three thris-
ing pledges Of connubIal love.--.Simpson S
Orcrland Journey Round the World.
fTThe Genesee Farmer saws that a
pounded onion will Immediately relieve
the pain occasioned by a scald or burn.
THE TINES OF SIMPLICITY AND IoSo-
cENcE.-Iacitus says That lin the e~ly
ages. man lived in state Of innocence
and simplicity A critic asks. when was
this period OF innocence, The first wo-
man went astrav. The very first man
born into the world. basely murdered the
second. When. then, did the time of
simplicity begin,
INTERESTING SrATIsTIcs-In the State
OF New ork. il Is estimated that there are
now $500 preachers. 1000 doctors. B.
800 lawyers. 125.OOO mechanics. $4,000
manufacturers. 81 900 merchants, $751;
600 farmers, and 4 800 taverns.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-24
They are also agents for the sale Of
RENSON-s PATENT PLATFORM seal


4 Nruits and Fruit Trees Of America: Or
j the Culture. propas alton. ard Manage men
the Garden aud Orchard. Of fruit trees geper-
ally. It'll descriptions Of all the finest varieties
Of Fruit, Native and Foreign. cultivated ~ this
country. By a. J. Downing, author Of Land
scspe Garde ming. &c. One vol thick I2no. IL
Illustrated with many cuts.
1t Is to be recornrne ndcd as containing great
rsmount Of pomoIgicsI information than any
other A American WORK and 3 deserving the care
f1f siudy and attention or the farmer. th. anna
;enr. the gardener, and all lovers o: fine fruit
y. T.. Farmer
For sale by -. +. HOLLOW Ar.
Nay "A. l-45.
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RAIL ROAD NEE TING.
EEEE5 EIa...z1 EeS E<<FSea -
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4 nc citizens Of richmond and
its vicinity are informed that there
will be 4 meeting in the Warner
Building, on Thursday evening
next, for the purpose of consider
ing propositions relative to the
construction Of our Rail Road.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-24

" Two hundred and ten thousand
votes were cast, at the late election.
in the city Of Paris. \ number almost
equal TO the entire vote Of the States of
Illinois. Michigan and Missouri, as given
by those States in 1914
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-24

o. Turnpike Meeting. will be
injecting at Barney Lambs on Saturday
next, for The purpose of determining the
route and raising subscription for the
Richmond and Williamsburg Turnpike
All who feel an interest in the construction
Of this important work are invited to at
tend.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-24

nfFD.-In this city on the 4th inst, Of Group.
ABNER BEARD infant son Of SOLOMON and
kEHfcc, HE,Rn. aged nearly three Wears.
TIL. little Sufferer, after experiencing in n init
iGated form the agony of sutf"cation III. fatal
termination Of this disease. permitted Ia glide
gently away into the world Of angels.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-24
Scene in Washington.

" AsHINGToN. April 90. 1"f8.
Extraordinary Scene in ashington--M
de Bodisco. the Russian Minister. and
Captain " anhovicz. Grand nephew Of
koscu>ko.
Yesterday afternoon. about . clock.
Captain W anllowcz. was standing on the
pavement. in front Of the European Hotel.
near the Treasury Department. when the
carriage Of the Russian Minister APP
preached tine pavement whore h" WAS
standing, and suddenly stopped Ia am
instant more the door of the carriage o.
pencd. and NJ de solisco appeared. and
in manner and voice unusual in this
meridian. and III a language unknown to
the bystanderS, summoned Captain " am
kowcz II approach hln. tn angry and
excited dialogue quickly ensu"d between
". de Ho1isco aud Captain aukowicz.
the latter exhibiting a manner and tone Of
defiance. the former the most temperate
and reven.etul threats.
Capt Wankowicz sternlv refused TO
comply with the demand of VI. de Bodis-
co: whcrcupon. ". de Bodi-co. III an an
cry tone. shaking his finger al the Cap
tain. admonishcd him that he would never
see ussia-incaning that he VIII be sent
to :sibern. We are told that the Captain
answered TO this menace that he hopes the
autocrat and n. de Bodisco viii never
sec Poland. OF course the Captain. by
this act. has renowned allegiance 70 Rus
STA. lie can never return home unless
Poland RECEIVERS her Independence.
The explanation IS, that Capt. ". has
employed Maj. Tochman to recover some
money due kpsciusko's h"irs. and Count
Bodisco was incensci. aud demanded an
important document in the case.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-24

nTt is said that wooden rags, hung upon
fruit trees. serve an excellent trap for catar-
pillars. They coDgregaie upon them, which
makes their destruction easy. They doing
much injury to the orchards in this section, and
il would be well to try the efficacy Of wooden
rags.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-24

The citizens Of Lebanon, Ohio, are making
an effort to locate side track of the Little Mi
ami Railroad to tEst place. Success to it.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-24

&The great Telegraph wire recently
stretched across the Hudson, at n York.
with so much cost and labor, broke down
a few days since.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-24

05-The Sons of Temperance of Bos-
ton hold a procession to-day. The friends
Of the great reforma ton are invited to at
tend
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-24
BLACKSMITHING!

4 tEO:se:E WILSON. would rcspect ful.
~ ~ inform the public that he has erected
aud nov occupies VIEW SlioP on West Man
street. near Bark : OLD Livery Stable, where he
j. prepared To 30, IN the best Of ie and on TIA,
shortest notice. all kinds Of BLACKSMITH
ING lie viii iron Carriages. Bn.giss. Wagons
ant 1hraStiag Mdehines: make M,H Irons
and all things ~ thai line. lie VIII pay partieu-
lar attention To the making aud repairing of
Agricultural napicreenfs--SIIDEINt: HORSES
-,naking and repairing EDGE TOOLS Sc
lie designs To make his establishment n
aES - 81 81 ~ LA 15-A ~ aud there
fore confidently soleI,s public patronage.
EIIc Work We'll Done or No PAY:
Richmond, May 81. isis. o2u
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-24

u The wife of Sandy Dennis. near Perrys-
burg. in this State, gored death by COW
which she was driving a few days since
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-24

Ar ORpNA>CE to anne nd an Ordinance entitled
IAN Ordinance regulating the Salaries Of CITY
Officers IA The cny OF Richmond, Approved
February 81, ISL.
Section I. BE II orIained by the common g oun.
ell of the cay Of k,chnnni. that hereafter IN,
Mayor oil the sad city shalt receive II salary Of
800 per annum for hs services, to b. paid quar-.
irriy.
Sc. >. The come iln,n shall eacl, receive for
Their services tie sum Of 81 per annum, TO b.,
IJli quarterly; Prov idcf, however. Tint If IA,
citizens. al ilrr c,c ton. vote No Paw then
III" sad salary 10 TIA. council shall be yotd; and
provided further. thai all fines a-~es..d ar,in,t
counciimcu ~h all be deducted from their rrspec-
i've salaries. Passed bcrr,nher 9th. 1876
JOHN .AlI.OR, Moroy.
WV. 4. BckIE, Ci.,k.
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Hardware, Cutlery, E.catf.cr.

and almost every other article in the line Of their
business. Their stock consists in part of
-addlers Tools and materials Of all kinds.
Shoemaker : Tools ana Findings in great variety /.
Coach Trimmings, embracing cloth. Innings,
iaces, lamps. carpet, nallabie irons. &c. &c.
Carpenters. t"oper's Cabinet Makers and Mil
wright Tools, with many aud use fnl ar
tcl.s not heretofore used in this section OF
country.
flaslerer's. Brick and Stone Nason.s. Tanner
and Curriers', and iacksmiih's Tools, full
assortment
Horticultural and Agricultural implements
Mill and cut saws, spades. shovcI-, picks, hoes,
hay and Other forks. Strap hinges, W ndow fast
nIngs of different kinds.
Cradie and grass scyihes, snaths, sckles. &c.
l fnbrelld stands, beautiful and useful rticie.
Brass andirons, shoves and tongs, sereprrs,
u f"ught aud cut nails, screws OF all sizes,
iiand aud door bells, sheep shears, knives and
forks, carving do pocket knives German sil-
Yer table and tea spoons, cotite mills oil
1ous patterns. waiile IRONS. potatee Washers,
coffee browncrs, candle sticks, snuflers aad
trays. scissors, tea canistcrs, looking glasses
&C.. &c.
Mouse aud rat traps, trace chains. log ch.ips.
s'eelyards, scales ami weights, patent baiiau-
ces OF various sizcs, &c. &c.
Grif.d->ione axIes, new ana first rate article.
Lnk wash boards, wood screws, iron aud brass
wire.
Table and floor oil cloth. variety Of patterns,
1osbAGt--llemp and sea grass ropes Of dsaere nj
sIzes, t.iHc coarse and fine.
Wagon, carriage, buggy and riding Whips, cow
i.ss.es. si,.Ts, &c.
Rsti- barrels. gun nountiugs. brass stair rods.
III IfDIE'S Harlow ARE, embracing s.oor
locks If diiIeren, kinds, iatcl,es, win4og. IA ST.
nincs. &c, &.
LEAJHER--Soe upper. kip. calf skins.
rocco of various kinds sheep skins, oil. dressed
anu tanned.
They also agents for the sale Of
BENsON-s PATENT PLATFORM SCALES,
which they warrant 10 be correct. and sell at the
Manufacturers prices.
The attention Of Mechanics is particularly re-
quested 10 their great variety of articles manu-
featured of MaiIlbie Iron, embracing many ar
tieles OF daily which equally good and
mach cheaper than they have generally sold.
Nay q, 1873. EFF.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-24

PnrNrNG Fruit TREEs.-We may not
be able to give satisfactory reasons for pre-
ferring Nav TO March for trimming apple
trees. Most Farmers, however. agree
that the sooner the wound is healed the
better. and that it is not Of service to draw
forth much sap at the wound. Now. it is
certain that a wound never begins to heal
till the tree has put forth its leaf. 1t has
no means to form new wood until it has
leaves, for the sap that forms new wood
passes through the leaf. From the time
of trimming. then. TO the forming Of the
leaf the wound is exposed to the weather,
and the process of healing has not com
mcnced.
There is critical time in July. between
the first and second growth Of the season
when the sap will run from the wound and
discolor the bark for foot or more below
it; We notice this in pruning nursery trees.
and we think trimming in July not judicl-
Gus.
As to the comparative waste Of sap in
March and May, we call the attention of
our readers to the practice of tapping ma
pie for the purpose of gathering sap. All
know that no sap can be gathered in May,
and not much in April in our latitude. Sap
runs most freely in March For this rea-
son we never trim grape vines in March.
But after the leaf is formed the vine will
not bleed.
\ RAT CArGHT!-A few days since, a
young lady with her attendant beau. was
promenading, and viewing one Of the L.
=. establishments in this vicinity. when the
fair lady. with truly feminine timdity. be-
came suddenly alarmed by number of
large rharf rats crossing her path-and
in her fright she fancied that one of the
hideous creatures had taken refuge on her
lovely person, beneath her dress. which
she fortunately succeeded in scizing. and
held fast in her hand Not daring to quit
her hold. and almost fainting through alarm,
she explained her awkward predicament
to her companion. when they sought en-
trance into neighboring house. where
the lady was kindly received, and shown
into a private room. to remove his rat.
ship from beneath the folds of her gar
ments. when hands off! 10 and behold.
what impudent animal dropped to the floor!
Not an enormous rat, but the lady's BUS
rLE-which had unexpectedly removed
from its destination. and caused all the
false alarm! 1t is needless to add. that
the fair ones difficulties were speedily ad-
justed, and she soon recovered from her
fright
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-24

nrStrawberries are making their appearance
in the Cincinnati market.
u The Weller Dorrite convention in Ohio,
was perfect failure. Weller will not escape
the contempt Of the people of Ohio as success
fully as he did the Mex leans at Monterey.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-24
IIARDW STORE
EEzE wECD "a E.cHDe
& HTMTNN.

4 EcFEG IfIII.T inform tho public nna
{ their customers that they hav" mosed 10 tlsf
northeast cnrneroi Man unI Pearl streets, one
door west Of The Bank, where they are nos re
ceIFtHG and opening, III addition 10 their former
stock. II large ANA general assortment Of
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-24

We are requested 10 say that PROPOSE
ton will be submitted to the meeting on
Thursday evening next. TO authorize the
city council to subscribe stock in the Will
liamsburg Turnpike sufficient to erect the
bridge over Whitewater at the paper MILL
This would require the levving Of a city
tax. in which every citizen is Interested
hence they should attend. Let fair ex-
preston be given. tina. there may be no
cause of complaint.
Tie Dirty Work Cosamenccd.-The
President of the United States-he who
should be the proud representative of a
free and great nation of people. the chief
Executive of the model government of the
world, has commenced the prescription of
the humblest officers ofihe government
To be whig is TO incur his high di>pleas-
ure The latest act ofhis small rcnreancc
was the removal of the postmaster at Jack
sonsburg. in this county, gentleman who
gave general satisfaction, and who only
accepted and held the office at the almost
unanimous solicitation and for the accom-
mediation orthose Interested But he WAS a
whig, and as soon as this was made known
10 the department. and a locofoco could be
found mean enough to take the office. he
who was the choice of the people was dis
missed. The presidential campaign is a
bout 10 commence, and the party are plac-
ing their spies among the people. The
foul machinery of Executive power is to
be put in motion. and we have no doubt
this new recipient of spols will become
willing tool.