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Court Martial at Mexico

The following was addressed by Gen. Scott
to the court of inquiry:
Mr.. President and Gentlemen of the court
Here In the capital of Mexico conquered bv
the American arms, under my command, l
hnd myself put prisoner at largo-the chief
criminal before this court. Deeply wounded,
my military pride is cast down into the dnst,
not by the public enemy--bnt by the long
arm OF power from home. All that could be
done, IN that quarter, to niure, to degrade and
hnmbie me here and elsewhere, has been &C
complIshcd. But sustained by the ALMIGHTY
arm: 1eclng myself strong in conscious rec
tltude, strong in mind and body-strone in all
the means OF self-defence, | bid defiance to
my accnsers. | shall not plead the letter
Withdrawing the appeal againest me- in bar OF
trial. Nay, challenge the writer of that let
ter, to come forward and do his worst. But
no doubt he thinks-and with reason that he
has done his 'corst. Here, in view of the en-
envy, he has caused me to be struck down
from the high and honorable command of a
most gallant and triumphant army.
lie has caused me first to be preudoed and
punished at home, and then to be brought
forward 10 be tried again, while he my
lnnlor' has been pre-acquitted and rewarded.
ne PRESIDENT has, we are exultngly told,
done hlm full and ample justice yes sill,
IN double measure: justice to his pride, and
ustlce to his vengeance. Let him, Mr.. Presi-
dent, go forth, rejoicing, in the plcnitude OF
Executive favor. Without envying him his
lonors, shall, at the end of this court have
uonc with him forever. Again, Mr.. President
| repeat my attitude is that of defiance.
WINFIELD SCOTT.
Mexico, March II, 1913.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

At Gnayama 26th nit, briggs Fawn, Tarhox, for Port
land, ldg; Watson Dockray, disg Sid 2lst, brig Pin
ia, Sawyer, for Portland.
At Trinidad 2sth ult, brig Logan, Chase for Boston
or N York days.
At Cardenes Tst inst, hrgs w Lenda Pnkham,
for York, DIS; faidee, Hoyt, for do wig Denmark
1emout, for Boston, soon.
AT Port au Prince LIST Inst, brig Juan de Cartagena
Gray, for York, ldg
AT Havana stll inst. ships Element, Blanchard, and
Arkansas, Preble, I'm Boston, Winnerance, Melcher.
FIN Philadelphia; Geo Skoield, Skolfeld, FIN Matan-
Alabama, Oxnard, fin Boston Austin, Lovett, do !;
Rainbow, Lombard, and Florence, Woodward, do;
Rochelle Harmon, fin Portland Sarah Warreu BENZ
Adams: Diligence; Isnardon Mary Smith Emma !;
Sarah Boyd; Ovando; Albers bries Mary Ellen, Ed
mands, I'm York; Wanderer; Mississippi; Hardy !;
Seeuini Mary Pennell Josephine; Sebago; sch Lyd-
dia Slower.
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aPOKEN

April ], of Stone Key, brig Mary Ellen, Edmands,
FIN New York for Havana.
April |, lat 97i, Ion 81, ship Osceoa, Barstow, from
New Orleans for Boston had been in contact with
vessel night of 2sth, lost and buwarks. and
reed other damage.
April 10, lat 35 Is, Ion "a 10, ship Fanny Forester
Conn, % DIS I'm Orleans for Boston.
April II, lat 3s -, Ion II 10, brig Carleton, I'm Bos
ton for Charleston.
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ID. Y. Kendall, (Agcnt,)

Has Just received and wM sell cheap.
Is Bbls. Clear and Mess Pork,
N. Y. Mess Beef,
&c Lard,
Is Kegs do.
Bbls. Refined Whale Oil.
% do. Howard st. Flour,
Barrels Crash Sugar.
do. Rice,
80 Boxes Raisins, (Loring's,)
SO (Barrabino's)
25 Half Boxes do. do.
25 Quarter do. do. do
Boxes B. II. Sugar,
Boxes Starch,
Soap,
40 Drums Figs,
1000 TBS Hams,
1900 " Dried Apples,
SalGratus,
Goldfish, &c.
Bath, April Is. dl4af
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~ Don't forget that on Thursday next
there will be a great Sale of dry goods at the
Auction Rooms ofC. W. Holmes. There will
be a fine chance to make purchases. For fur
thor particulars see advertisement.
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-, do; Convoy, Murphy, do Dove, Atkins, do !;
Lucy 81 Abigail, Rollins, do Minerva, Osgood, do
Jefferson, Lord, do; Boston, Brookings, do Hylas
Snow, do; Packet, Sylvester, Saco.
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-04-18

The Wings of Missouri have nominated D.
ID. Mitchell for Governor end Edward Bates
for It. Governor, Delegates have also been
appointed to the National Convention.
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Steel Pens, &c.

A LARGE assortment of Steel Pens, Pen Holders
IA Pen Renovaers, Quils, &C., at
April Is. SAWYER,S bookstore.
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Special Notice,

VHlS Is to certify that have but ONE AGENT in Bath
and that MIR. ALBERT G. PAGE is my onlv agent
OF the sale OF my Genuine SarsapariHa Tonato Bit
ers ana other medicines and all persons wishing ar
tcies OF this KIND VIII be sure 10 get the genuine by
calling OH him. FREDERIC bROWN
Boston, Feb, 164S.
N: B.-Beware of cOuntcrtsits and imitatons--the
nh"het Is ihii OF Them. lyd9G-lyoami9
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- Liberal principles are progressing in Canada.
The old ministry has been defeated and
new one formed. March on--march on =,
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Notice.

my friends that have small bills at my store will
cal and settle them this month, shall feel under
some obligation TO Them as have some large bills to
pay, which cannot pay unless collect my small
THOMAS ROITI ms;
Bath, April 3, Is4e.
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~ TIE DAGuERREoTYpE.- 5 Of the
second volume of this work has been received.
For The Northern Tribune.

Mr.. EDITOR The following receipt for
making grating wax may be useful to some
of your readers:
Take India Rubber, cut in small pieces, and
plaster to thicken it. Use the same as osher
compounds for the some purpo Sc, covering il
we'll with the ligature to prevent the sun from
melting it. JAMES Il. SHAW.
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-04-18

CUMBERLAND COLLECTION OF CHURCH MU-
SIC We have received copy of the second
edition Of this work from the Publishers,
Hyde, Lord & Duren, of Portland. This Col
lection contains all of the most approved old
tunes, together with several pieces never be :
fore published. To those who love the music
of the "good old times it will be a pleasant
companion. They can be purchased at Henry
Hydes Bookstore. Bath.
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Inc Cincinnati Chronicle notices the arrival
there from Augusta, Ga, of colored woman
ana her twelve children, who had been e.
queathed between forty and fifty thousand
dollars by their father at his decease.
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-04-18

A Jury in Philadelphia have given plaintiff
verdict of $4,000. for breach of promise.
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-04-18

HOLSTERS, fresh shad, and salmon, are abun
dant in Boston.
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-04-18

John Jacob Astor's property is said to be
less than 500, 000,OO0.
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Strawberries arc said to be abundant i,
Savannah. -
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Louis Philippe, having lost his own crown,
was Obliged to borrow few crowns of the
oihcers at Eu to pay his passage over.
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-04-18

The citizens of Paris, remarks Punch talk
up their freedom Withdrawing stones.
Mr.. Clay's fee in his late case before tn
U. ). Supreme Court was $4,000.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-04-25
PUTNAM COUNTY CONVENTION.

OtiNhm NOQF4 WV IiN jOlN.
Pursuant TO previous hoticcll,o delegates
from the several townships, me, in Conven-
ton, at the Court House, in ISaiiia, ON the
7ih day Of April, 1913, when
The convention was organised, and Hon.
JOHN w. WALTERS chosen President,
and STANSBERRY SUTTON appointed
Secretary. 8'A''' - 81 .y n ~
~ 0n.moiion of HIM. Gravfis. Esoa com.
lnitlce Of three was appointed, consisting Of
Mcssrs. Henry Byall, c. NJ. Godfrey, and
John Ramsey, 10 repor, the names Of dele :
gates entitled 10 seat III tho convention.
The committee presented, ,ihc following
report Of the names Of Delegssesi ,iln
Pleasant Township. WIN 4 Cowdcn, d.
Myers, and John Parrish. at al2
Jackson.-O. Martin, II. Conner, and Da-
vid Cary. Il 4. ia, raiu re55J 5or
Riley.-Thos. Lake, s.. Hooper, and W.
Acklcy. oa .e9i 9t! gHp 5fp
onova.-II, Byan, Il. NJ. CrawEs, and J,
NJ. Radabaugh. g, as Sara bse .e6~, ,s.
vanB Buren, Bauehman, lIeJ. Miller,
and Wnl. fitzpatrick. t',o
Blanchard.--S., Sutton, John Dixon, and
l.. N. Crawfs. Il laai6ias, .sglss
Peny.-John Malson, Jacob Swilzcr, and
A. Lemon. @''"h 32t a"a' sneqqo "
Sugar Crcek.--Asa Johnson. J9fn Ram
scy, and John Monroe. h u- 5,i,
Libery.--N. Mcconnell, John y. Nc
Connel, and ]. W. Walters. 15s asni'.
! Union..-zCi M. Godfrey, Hugh Crawford
and James Mackenzie siegb. 90 fgg3n am.
Jennings.--O. Tolbert, H. J. Boehmer
and L. Won Luccnay. go7 FHsa
! Greensbnrg--II. Ayers, John Fender
and Jacob Warner. III. @ ls 8s1
On motion Of Mr. James Mackenzie, the
Chair appointed Messrs. james Mackenzie
John Parrish, Henry Crawfs, Henry Ayies
and DR.. John Monroe committee on reso
luiions. -, s4 r,de sd .s1r
!. On motion Of Dr.aC. NJ Godfrey, a com
mittee Of five was appointed to report 10 The
convention The names Of suitable persons, Z
act as the county Central Committee for tht
ensuing year. O. sns leu2 vaja
On motion, the Convcstionsproceoded tt
open the Poll Books from the several town
ships, when the vote was announced as fol
lows: .q.ai - .slss7,a.. Il
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VIM. M. Bell was declared duly nomna-
ted for Auditor; o. w. Crawfs, for Treasur-
or; Joseph Belford, for commissioner; James
Mackenzie, for Prosecuting Attorney; and
John Monroe for Coroner.
On motion Of Dr.. G. M. Godfrcy,
Resolved, unanimously, That as Demo
Gratis we vii, use all the influence we pos
sess TO secure an efficient and triumphaB'
suppor, for the ticket just nominated, and
that personally we will make every exerliou
in our power 10 make it successful.
MIR. Mackenzie from the committee on
resolutions, reported the following. which
we're unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That while we are attached to
men we are still more attached to principle
and will cheerfnlly acquiesce in the choice
of the National Convention of a Democratic
candidate for Chief MagiSIrate Of the Union
whether that Convention selects :he man o
our preference or not, and will give to the
Democratic nominee, as an exponent of dem
ocratic principle, our undivided and energet-
ic support. .-s. ..i.s.5 4.
Resolved, That past experience has de-,
monsirated the free choice of the mar
kets Of the world to be the best system for
the interest of The farmers of the West, and
untrammeled commercial freedom to be the
true policy government.
Resolved, That gold and silver--tlie only
currency recognized by the Constitution
ought to be the currency ofth people, and
that the restraint exercised by the lndepend-
ent Treasury upon the extravaganza ofbank-
ers has, since its enactment, already saved
the Union from financial crisis, suspension,
wide spread ruin, and the disgrace ofanoihel
swndling whig bankrupt law. li #ga'fQ D,
Resolved, That we rejoice in the prospect
of the peace about to be secured with Mex
ico, and the acquiIement ofstcnitofy as the
6est and only Indemnity dfor'h past and
security for the future which that nation has
in her power 10 give, and we desire that
when ,irat rich and valuable torrtoryais incor.
poraied with ours, il shall everTemain open
to the free labor Of the Union aptas IL ass
Resolved, That our confidence in the JUS
tice Of our contest With Mexico, remains
unabated-- that the signal ability with which
il has been conducted, bothinthe field and
in the cabinet, has exhibited in spite
oftbc unpatriotic opposition il Received a.
mone our own citizens, The greataess Of orr
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-04-25
TIE NEW COUNTY OF AUGLAIzE

TIE NEW COUNTY OF AUGLAIZE.
We have neither. provoked or summed
contr versy relaiYc 10 this local question,
with any in Van Vert or elsewhere. For
years the citizcns5of Van Vert have LEM
their influence (as take the course of p.
John Hines in the Legislature for example, }
ia, effect the disnemberment of this county
and la,terly they have Gcne this with an ex-
peciaiion of a share of our territory. In
their effort TO make The county OF Auglaize
they have succeeded, but they have failed
to make anything off Putnam, and have snff-
cred losssof tefritory by their success
They have accomplished their own injury in
their endeavor to injure US. This is cause
of morti fcaton, doubtless, 10 those Of them
who have influenced this'resnlt, but gives
no rightt retaliate decentralization upon
those who never lave pursued, or had
anything I'd gain, by "a dishonest or unfair
5cou Sc, and who have only protected Them
selves, SO far as they werc able, against The
joint assault Of scheming plundcrcrs. Yeta
writer in nahc last Van iWert paper angfilv
and abuslyely chatges falsely upon Dr. Gods
frey and upon u.s. that the Pprese mt boun.
daties OF hiscoun,y caused'bythe erection Of
the county of Auglaze was by our procuie-
ment. So far as DR.. G. lis concerned, he
did not even know-of-the boundary arrange
mentby whichlAuglaize was made until the
bill containing iirhad passed tho House Of
Representatives. and never proposed or con-
scented TO II, previous TO its becoming law,
when consent was compulsory. For our
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-04-25
I tArrisal Of tss Seamship Wash
ington. from Souihan,pton. s
.NEw YonK. Alril u q P N

1.l' nm, 2 I1 Z, o. 7. ". -
The Provisional Government Of France
had orglnized large force, with which il is
the intention. asis generally supposed, 10 in
yadc Austria.
The Rcvolutiop.in Vienna resulted most
favoraby, the Emperor granting every tlfhg
that The pe ople desired.
Hungary had declared herself indepcnd-
ent of Austria. " foI 111li
I Ilwas r'imorcd that the Emperor 6fRds.
sia was dead, but nothing has yet been seen
confrmatory Of this report. see.
The Provisional Government Of France
had been recognized by the oEuopcangoy-
ernmenls generally, thus approving Of lhe
a:ts of their respective ministers. gas &
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.4- FOR GOvEItNOR. a
JOHN B. WELLER,
OF RIyTIrR COUNTY $50
Democratic Nominations.

Our representative, Hon, ". Sawyer, in,
forms US that the story Of lis appointment as
charge d'afrairesio Bogoa is wholly without
foundation. The postis not vacant, and he
has no, been anappilcant for that or any 9th
er: he prefers 10 receive office direct from
the people. We cheerfully make The cor
Yecticn.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-04-25

or In the charter election Of New York
the Wigs have sustained a defeat Last
year they carried the city election and elect
cd Brady, mayor. This year, Brady is de.
feated BY the election of IIavemeyer, demo-
crat, in his stead. ebl
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-04-25

or Our citizens will feel themselves OBJ
lieed for the cxenions of Hon. w. Sawyer,
10 sc cure the increase Of our mail facilities.
The following note will show that in one
!, case of great importance 10 our citizens he
sliss been success ful. soiE g{s
y .LorE RsPRErlsrLTIvKs, 10Th APAiL sIala.Dear
Sir: am happy to inform you that you have been al
LEVIED weekly mail from KaIda via Sseton Ten this
wl relieve you much. and II followed up von may soon
have ssmkweeky and finally daily mail. The present
arrangements will hope give you much relief LtIt
Yours with respect, WILLIAM SAWYER.
JAMS MACKENZIE, Esq. 'N''-
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-04-25

" We perceive BY the senaca AdDertis-
er that John 6. .Breslin, Esq, declines the
appointment Of Delegate TO the Baltimore
Convention for the 9th Congressional Dis
sricf. ~
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ELEcTORAL TICKET.

skNiIOkfAL ELkrToRS.
lie GRAND BYINGToN, OF Pike county;
SAMUEL SrARKWEA1IlER, Of Cuyahoga
DISTRICT ELrcroRs.
le. Din. JoHv SSrDER. Hamilton: g
"a do GEoRcE KEsfiYs, Warren; X
ID, 10 FRiNcls A. CuNSINdRAn, Pfsbls;
lih. do G. VoLsEY Dorsey, Miami;
Sth. dc CnARLEs NJ. GopfREr, rutnam;
9Th 10 SANrrL MYERS. Crawford;
9Th. do .JoHN w. BELL, Highland; M
9Th. do. DANIEL CccYERILL,, Adams;
y,h. do SAMrKL DlrFEsDERFER, Pickawsy
10Th. do CHARLES CAgrEsrER. Delaware;
lin. do DANIEL. J. SwIsSfy. Richand; H
18th. 10 LEWIS ANprssoS. Lawrence;
18th. do JoHN LrDEy, Perry; tt.4
llth. do WILLIAM LAwRENcr. Guernsey;
18th. do W'lLLllM c. WALTON, Monroe;
10TH do JusEPH BuRHs. Coshocton;S w
lTth. do WILLIAM MCDONALD, Jrffs ,son;
18th. do Dawn A, STARKwEATnrR. Stark:
lstr. co JorI., B. f'rTTLEs, TrumbulI;
a0lh. DO HENRy 3, PAYNE, Cuyahoga;
xlst. do ABlJAH lyrs, Huron M tiB 3a
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TAKE NoxE.-The Hillsboroygh Gazette

TAKE NoSE.-The Hillsboropgh Gazette
has the following: " =
"'rhe Maysvile Eagle advises lis readers
TO take the money of those banks only in
which they have confidence. five follow
ed this advice, we would take none."
There are thousands Of people, "who
srould tak aonc," If they could get any bet
ter currency; but where worthless bank pa
per is plenty, there specie is not TO be got.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-04-25

The Court Of Common Pleas stands ad
journed 10 the 22d Of May next, TO meet
for the transaction Of Probate business.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-04-25

On motion OF MIR. james Mackenzie, m,
Resolved, That the delegates 10 select
suitable candidates at the District Conven-
tions be chosen blythe several townships, the
Central Committee TO designate the number
Of delegates, 10 be proportioned 10 the dem
ocla,c vote given in each township, The vote
of The county'o be cast in the district con-
ven'ions by lho delegates in attendance.
On motion, Resolved, That the proceed
iags of this Convention be published in the
Venture, Kallda. the Otio Statesman, and
Ohio Press, Columbus. }A J s
On motion, Adjourned.
JOHN W. WATERS, Pres't.
S. SUTTON, See'y. ]dt
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-04-25

Mr.. Clay A CAsDIoATE--Mr. Clay has
addressed letter to- the public, dated on
the 18th inst, in which lie declares th at he
has finally decided TO leave 10 The NATIONAL
Convention, which is 10 assemble next June,
the consideration Of his narne as candidate
for Presi dent Of tho United States. No
doubt he will be nominated, and though we
believe Henry Clay 10 be the strongest can
didate the wings can nominate, we yet pre-
fer his nomination, because with bis name
in the contest, II must be one of principle,
and we have no fears for the result when
that is the casa. q II ss
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-04-25

nTThe New Lisbon Aurora declares
that the Liberty men will no, support Mr.
Ford for Governor, THIS may be true Of
the honest members of that party, but OF the
mass of abolitioDisis of Ohio, it is not true
they have been deceived again and again by
the wings Of this State failing to redeem
the promises made before m election, but
who ever knew an instance that this continu-
ed deceit caused i loss to the wings Of an
aboliiionis.'s vote. ~, 4v5 '
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-04-25

az Horace, Mann, Whig,. and the late
Superintendent Of Common Schools Of
Mass, has been elected 10 Congress, in the
place, of the late John Quincy Adams
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-04-25

or The resolutions Of sympathy with
France passed the U. s. Senate, on Friday
:he 7ih inst, unanimously. Thirly-iwo
senators voted yca--seyeral wings, the Un-
ion says, declined voting.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-04-25

az The Democrats Of 81 Louis have e.
lcc.ed ilei. Mayor BY majority Of about 300.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-04-25

STATEMENT OF TIE BANK OF WoosTER.-'
The following is the statement Of the con-
dlion of this bank on Monday, February z,
lS4S. Analyze it. Doesil show any signs
Of an approaching failuref Its stated resour-
ccs exceed its stated liabilities by a surplus
of $22,459 0S. Compare 1t with the off.
cial statement of other banks. Does i, look
any worse than they do?, Are they any bet.
ter than it was one month ago? May they
not all fail in week? Do their statatemcn,s
give any certainty of their solyency? n
Notes and Bills Discoun,ed.r, $3S5s33l 81
Specie on hand ,,....y...,-.r. los. .s67 lS
Notes of other Banks .,.....tz 1896 90
Due from Banks y,.'..i.,.."r.., $3.50 IS
Eastern Eeposiis .,.'..i...y.r.. l06,7 ,720 ~
O!herresources ...,.....,....", 464,60l II
Total Resources. ,..~, $752,s57 40
10 gsa yhgi oil! 7s- M .une.g
Capital stock paid in. in..,.......-..ee49,450 90
Circulation. ............,...... ... 457603 90
Due To- Banks ..-...s,r..",.'.f.A 24l0 S9
Deoosi,s .....,...,. .s...-......- 1854 l43
Surnus or Contingent Fund :. 22,459 OS
Other Liabilities I, ',.. .,....scE 1850 90
cas,ie op / II 6G9 ---------------
Total Liabilities. ...--..., $752, 1851 40
1t is said that the amount ofspecie on hand
when the bank broke was about 100000
Ohio Press sdl bk'4 89 1web gnisteo lEw
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0r The Dublin Nation is filed with stir
ring appeals 10 ,he pcople in favor Of a rev.
olution. 1t says:-. .' goo
"Do no. fear that France is exhausted
Event will lead on event, as hour ushers in
hour. See how they have followed each
other already; within week the ministers
resignation, the kings flight, and the repub-
lies birth. No Republic can sfand in France
trhich is not aggressive: Neither can war
take place in Europe without England 1As
first gun England fires aill be the sunsefgun
of her dominion III Ireland The considera-
ton is not now Of when, but Of how Irish in
dependence is TO be won. The time is at
hand; it comes with the deep sounding Of a
sea filling its channel Are ihe people ready!
They mnst- they must be ready. "Now OF
ncver!" 'o' ~'l-' ' ~, - ',1 '''H.-