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Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-10
M RS N~ STDVG ESTABLISH M,ENgI .. -AT- Reduced Prices.
 GARWOOD SANFORD

AVING made arrangements with J. Car HI ringlon 6, Go. to prosecute the Stove p,,slaess in all it's branches at the old stand ct rhe late Misses Mnrse, now offers to the public d very extensive ass"stmen, ot Cook Stoves and fixtures. A grea variety of ps,lerns, amonQ which are few tA,han"rs improve + decMIedlv 'he hest large Go K stove now ln use. All kinds of Parlnr stoves "n hand or made to order, also ali kinds Sheet Iron, opper, & Tin work made nf the bes, materials, Stove and fire Tea ket- ,les, Di.h Kettles, Stew-pans with covers, SpE- ders, Basins, Sxc. Sc. Stove backing, very superior article all kinds oi House work done to order. Eave~troagh from 10 to l2 l-2 aud con ductor 8 c,s per fo0i. Please call and examine as we shall be pleased to wal. on all who may ca ll for curinsiiy or purchase.
 Litchfetd, June %. lSlS. Gun PS-An eN,ire new pattern of Cook and Parlor Stoves will be received in n few days.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-10
Drugs, Paints, Oils, and Glass,
 L,UMAM CDVvLGS. 1Q7 fsh annl &%

- "
 OTFEltS FOls SALE. 25, 900 ASi; Lead 1S"''''s Waite 25,OOO lbs Aian'ic do dc
 IS bbIs Spirits rurpentine iOt)O gals Sperm Oil 1900 Whale Go 100 Lard Oi. l20O do Linseed do
 5D bbls Spanish White, 10 do Paris do 100 lbs Red Lend. 800 do I.iiha,ge l5OO " Venetian Red. 6OO0 dc Spanish
 RrswuS ...t. 5000 French Yellow, 1000 do Patep, Biark
 25 bbIs Lamp Black. 3OUO lbs Sal Am IS Glue, lOO0lbs Madder .... POO Dye Woods. Sdo Alum, l2 do Con peras
 250 lbs Prusi"te Potash, 100 do Lac Dye lOO- Verdigrs in halls, iOO do Cudbear 100 :. Nu,gails, 50O do Sugar Lead
 70 dozen Paint Brushes, 0 gross c. II
 Pencils ls. |.7I.f 500 boxes American Glass lOO < Eenca do. 100 do English do
 l2 jafs Carb Ammonia. 25 oz Saiicint
 l0 bbls Gam Csmphor. GOO lbs Cream Tartar fs s 50 oz Soiph Quinirg, 20 do Morphine 2
 l case Gum Opium 4. M
 5 bhls Epson Salts, 5 10 Sulphur
 8kegs super Carb Soda, 3 cases Tartar, ic Acid
 2cases Rhubarb. 1 bale India Scuus
 bhls Alex Senna, 100 lbs Mercuriai.
 3 ibslodinr. 5 10 HydriOdate potiasInm
 liqa Niee R'o., 30O ,io do Ex,racts POD " Chamomile Flowers, 20 do Amcia 2OO Oxalic Acid, l cask Chloride Lime 800 " Saiesa,Gs. 1000 eo Po.ashes
 50 carboys Acids, 400 lbs Gum Shejlace 6UO lbs Rotten Stone, 10 bbis powdered Pum St0ne
 4Gg lbs Borax, 5s0 do Turkey Uumber l5O Chrome GreeD, I5O do do Yeiiow 2OOO Mineral Green. 4ty0 ao Asphaltum
 When the suhsessber first esla flished this store. '' was deemed an experiment, and himself as well as rasry Of his friends. en- iertaiDed strong doubts whether such an es. iahlishment c00:d be sustaiped. Bnl the success which has aftepded his efforts, has clearly proved, that people will buy their goods where they can nDd Fresh Stock of a SUPERIOR QUALITY, and at LO,v PRICES, Y.aa
 In short, snceess has attended his efforts 10 su ply the people wi.h good and cheap articles. to sach an exk n,. o.wi.hs' a nd ,ng combined nPR~ition,) ttsi he has beeD un> der ihe neresslsY 0f greatly eaiarsiRg his businesH, hegaed anythiae by him aniiei. Da'eds Tbe subSHrIser is now in Ihe daily receipt offresh DRUGS and MEDICINES, and ali0'her articles in his line, purchased ai the very lowsss market rases. aad &,il be s'id at corresponding low prIceA. for cash or approved credit. .ss~-. Purchasers are requested to call and ex> anime his stock. before purchasing sl<e- wheresas his banner Is again rnfntled to ,Ae breeze, on which $ inscribed LIVING PROFITS. oply. 1i, 7 v 4 .'' 7% 'a L. coWLgs.
 New Have7, Maylas W-a2
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-10
AFFECTING DlSPENSATION.

AFFECTING DlSPENSATION.
 We are truly er eyed to learn that the Rev. Cyrus Monson of the Episcopa! Church. died ca Tuesday of this week al New M lford, of dysent-ric disease, atter a very brief illness. Mir M. had been lc- ra,ed in New Milford hut few weeks, haviag removed there from St. Andrews parish in Meri,en. He was gentleman ol highly res, ec,a ble talents. an accom- plished scholaI aad greatly esteemed as an amia ble and em inentlv useful divine. His remains were yesterday carried through tins cily to MeriLen for inlermenl.
 We are informed that MT. Munson had designed 10 have heeR married yesterday afternoon in the chmch where he has off c,a,ed as Rector in Meridcn, to a memher of tha. p ,rish, and that al! the arrangements GE the ceremony were perfected. The railroad train which he had designed la king ,o reach her home, carried 'lh- last of enrlh" to their final res ing place. Sure iy life IS sequence of pointed admoni> tons ,ha, we are but strangers and sojour> aers her'. IN. H. paladium.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-10

NOTICE.--Tne Assessors ofthe Town oi 1N Lilch6eid and the Snciety's Committee of the First School Society in said Town, W ill met at the Hotel of R. Smith in the bor"Ngi, of Liichfeld on Tuesday the 18th iNst. at one o'clock P NJ. for the purpose of nearing ali ap, peals from the dnings "i the Assessors of said Town on the List of 1877, within the limits of sac School Sncieiv--to make abai ement nt pnlls--to correct and regulate ihe Town List within the Srhool Society aforcs lid. and tn do any "iher business which the law acquires.
 All prrsnns interested will, ,fihey see cause. appear al the lime and place above designated, and be heard.
 CYRUS CATLIN, } lst School
 L Q. MEAFOY. Sncie,s's
 P. k. MELBOURNE. Commit,ee Litchfeld, Angus, 5, lsIs>
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-10
WeNter EIeDMtOa.S. To take the place of Pumps.

tdhC sHC p'"SO VI uh'Po' \ N admirable adoption of the aRcient Egyp> A tian or Chinese method Ot t-f
 RAISING WATER. The subscribers offer for sale tue cheapest and best method Ot drawing water from wells and cistprns for d"mes&,c use, or tor manufacturing purposes, ever introduced to the public. It is callsd the
 Patent Galvanived Endless Chain
 Water Elevator. ... It obviates the biec'rons to pnmps-euch as freezing up. iniarics the water, aud getting out of order. Tue cho,n is galvanized. which rem d-rs it very durable and prevents any injurious effect whatever upon the water: By !, more water can br raised in any given time. with the same D .wer. than bv any pump m use. We warrant it give enure sat sfarii"r.
 Al orders left nt ,he Mansion House or at this office, nr le,,ers addressed to the subscriber " Il mce, Lsnmpi attention
 One of these Elevator, is in operation in the pub c we'll a, the head of South St lhtchheld
 KELLOGG & FOOT Brook6eld, June 2s,h. ls4s. @3"7 f
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-10

JN0R SA LIE al this ctice--A Hislmy and A G neal gy sf sfth..KilboNrn Family O. this Cunt,ncnt; inclnd,ng copies nf "ld Wi,lS. Bi>
 graph,cal Sketches, E3itaphs, etc. Acrm"n< appendix contains extracts ir,ln ancieN' r~ cords, correspondence relative [" the tamily in Grea, Britain, extracts ir'an British aud \ :, m~rican pelindicalS, inEethes with letter hN Pr Il. Gibbs "i Yale College an lhe origin 'tl meaning "f the word KiloArn. Wuh E"grsV- ings. l52 pages. Price $l.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-10
WEST INDIA PlAsrEas SEEKING Rsruas

gWEsr INDIA PLANTERS SEEKING REFUGE --The French b, IndUslrie has arrived a, New York, with large nnmber af planters a. p,ssengers from Martinique, who left ihei, Pladtati,ns and their gr"wing crops on ar c"nui of iha insu. rsciiua.l r!.ey state ihss had applied to government in order |" asces- tain if they wouid he recomi. .enssd for thei, property. and were given. na, satisfaci ion. - The blacks wonld haze charge of thp whnl. Island in few days, and were u.as-acreiny all they came iN contact with (sovernrnent had taken 10 mans tO pue them d,wB
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-10
( District at Lilch6eid ss.
 ] Probate Cnuit, August lst lS4S,

{ PI0bale CNufI> A'VBUS' Is1 To4o' ESTATE of JOSHUA MOORE lats kA of Litchtirli in said district decea. sed. - .........
 The Court of Probate for the District of l.itchtieli hath iMnited and alk,w ed six months itom the date hrre"', tor tue Cved,to,s at said Estate ,,O cxhihi. theit claims tor settlement. Those WhU h,k< tex, to present ,he'r accounts, pr"p"r'S Ns,ps,,d, wnh.G sa'd time. will pc den"r~ red I.cu\ery. Al persons indebted 70 said Estate are requ, s,ed to make smuaes dlute payment in
 DANiEL H. MOORE, ssa
 Executor ut New Haven, Or 10
 A'5F NOR IS WAY. nt Ltchtield.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-10
StraYed

T ROM thr. .ubsc, ibvF iN sbaFeDs FIIsw0s O. E. Society. aioai lhe l0ih If Msy last. d res. i've wear old E1eifv m,Tk.d wifts sIi' in ihe .ris bt ord crop D8 she let ear and had ai, when she went away. poke destitute ol a sword. sf f8 hefe"
 Whoever wiIl give information where sl.. may be found, shall be genSronsIv ppwa~se.i
 ........ .- .JAcOB NEWPORT. z Cornwall F'ridE-, ID's lsh. lsis, losw }
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-10

lNM1sRANTs.-ln the seven mOUths Of this year to SIst July, the whole aurnher Oi i,nmi- graa's arrived at Ihis puTI ia ves ssels frm abroad, was lI0.40a. IN. Y. Tribune.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-10
Iron Bank.

THE undersigned having made full exam. ination of ,he liabilities and resources of the Iron Bank. would say that the credit uf the in- s,iu'ion s entitled to the confidence of,he pnh- lie. Its resources heinz much more 'han sde- quate tp meet all iis liabilities s"SIl holders. N. BREWSTER. Bank Comn,issibner.
 Falls Village. Aug, sih. le4a
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-10

Al a Cunt Of Probate held a, Washington, UN
 the 4Ih day of August A D. IslS.
 P,eSrta D6m.ei 3 BrimSnsOd., Esq. Judge. t1NHlS Conrl lilaits aud alln&s six months
 | frnIn the date hereof lor ths creditor" vt the estate ol JOEI. CAMP late sf WaShsng'Unt drcs ased, to exhibit their claims fT se,Iie- Menl All persoNs wh" neglect q" present their claims within said time properly atissied Niil be d, barred recovery.
 sG DANIEL B, BRtNSMAD DE, 5udgfs All rersnns indebted 10 said estate are te' quest. d to make immediate payment to n, s HOMER CAMP, Administrater.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-10
rrtrIgH TTCdrG.


 Al Court Of Probate holden at TiIchGela within and for the DissFiCt of lilchfsld on Ihe 7Ih day of August lS46.
 Present CHARtEs ADAns, Esq. Judge. nN motion of Francis BaCOa. Execnlue O cf the last win and |, sIanlehl bf ISAAC ENSIGN, late of Lileh6eId within said diS'Iic, acCeased. .f,s.
 This Court doth decree lhal six months he allowed the CFcdiiosN of said eslate 10 exhibit their claims against ihe setne to said EXec0.ur afvr he shall laee given tuhl'r NoIite Ur ,hsS order, hy RdvsT'iEiRR he same in W>areI published iA t'''ch6eld County aI q by P' sting the San'e on The pO lie ~ign-PnSl in said town 'F arch6eld nearest the laS' residenre OC said deceased. M ..ss .-...s5.s ..as fss.trFs Ne Certified from Record --s. eCA NRi.ES ADAMS, tntt es
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-10

~OJ-The story of the 6ght between the Rhi. nOsssos, at Joh"stown. N. Y. is pronounced . hoax by ihe Albany Journal.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-10
New York Cattle Market.

New York Cattle Market .. .. M"nday, Aug. 2.
 A, Market--i?0o beef cattle, 60 cows anc calves, 1000 sheep and lambs. .. . Beef cattle--range rom $si 'o7 50 per cw,. C"ws and calves-fr"m SIS, 27 90 io 37 30. Sheep and lambs--the tortner at $l, ? 9 a and 5D 25O nnsnid,
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-10
WILLIAM E BUELL.. ExNcuior.

VVsHE subscriber having heeA appoint>
 ' ed by the Court of Proha,e t" 'h" Distric, of Plymon. h C"mmiss Q e's on he Es,o of tllRkAF ' ELTON late Of Plymouth ueceaseti, b recs'vn and adjust Nhe claims of the c,edilprs of said Estate
 hereby give notice that we wtM meet on 'hs
 asness of our appointment ~ The office ''f
 John C.. Lewis in, said Plymon'h on the l l2,h day of September ls4s and the t2,n
 day of February ls49 at one "'clrk P. M. on cath oi said days. Six monih! ir' h I the dale hereof are limiled ny said CCnrf E,r ,lre presenta,i,n oi claims against said Estate. 5a .u ..7im Lra SLI-G}.l.' tDuN Y IENTS )Cor mis-
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-10


 ntlosea Webster. Esq, oi Brooklyn, N. Y., has purchased the 'Abbe Place. in South s,rees, ot Benj. H. Morse. Esq.
 The Old HUnker Lncos ia New York. hold Stale CO"veoainH 'n nominate c.'n :. hida,es for Gov. and Lt. Gov at Syra- cu@, Sept $: 'as A d. spa'ch fra Washington s,ss a letter is :here frssn Gen c.ss. pl@dging himss:lfif elected President, to veto the WIlmh Proyiso. & 4aS [ Gen. CasS never favored the AhogstjoN. isi> ID his tie: tWashington Uaioa. 4, WI supPsise yuu mean his .4Soushegn q iIte."9 @'@-N D L6uiS Jour.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-10

IN bursaat,ce 0f an order from the Cons' M he snld n, Public Auctirn ,m tue h day of g. p ternhcr, isls, ai 6 o'clock P. NJ. a'''he 'a'e dwei ing house ot Miles Npenccr. dereased' ss s much of ,he real estate ofsaid deceased, as w'H raise the sum of two hundred and 'h.rtio edof la rs, sixty-Nine cen's, .-.. -
 R1HAe2S 5SGIA 4. SPENCE SPENCER Ad"i"'''f"'oF'' Dated a, Pennington, this 4,h day of Au~ gust, lSaS. "A
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-10
DVsOzs<teG1ssI KsaGli<sas kskaaa
 edys q 'aa .. CHAMBERLAINsS eE
 New England A. RES FORA TIVE

FRNHE above named article Is an efFectua
 .A remedy for all cases of Rhea.aa,ic .d6eciions, Spinal DiseSSeS. and Enr alt kinds or Humors nd ht pWvitics in 'h~ Bto,4i, lis intended for all ages and constitutions. and is made entirely of Roots and Herbs A simple trial will convince the most skep'lcal ol it's efficiency. t& VOLATILE LINIMENT.
 This is an invaluable compound tor Rheu>
 matism, Agur in the Face and Jaws, Neural- gia. Spinal !rritations, eSprains, and Weak Joints. This Liniment has i.evef failed ia a Cephalic Snuff,
 Asuperior and efficient remedy for Catarrt
 Mesgrins. f)hst rnct ions in he head etc. Thi.
 Snuff has been used by thousands. who hay,
 spoken their judgement Of fiss high merit ant l H@H@ H@M&&~
 | These pills are intended to be nsrd in A l rdina,y complainiS.-ihey may be used as q l 'nild catharlc. or as a pargatiye ciean ng
 withssit facilitating the svstem.' They are ar 1 'xcciient tonic, regulating the digestive or-
 ans. without leaving tke syste sn in a costive | date. ".. #-. .. II lt.N t,t Prepared and sold by Dr. F.. C CHAM. sERLAiN. corner of Church and Crown Sts
 Vew Haven. Conn. sa.as a 4Sc Nav sa N B. The above arti@lcs ras be nyccured also from B"lles & Weits Litchie,d, 0prn
 Thomas & Son, Plymouth Hoilow. 1H
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-10

rAME into fhe socloryv~ on or i,b ,niph- f. V ieeafb Jgns.. iw.,v~d year ing be'f"rs, it. tle w WE sN1 0n ftn fpck'nf one. and a"'lsr the be'Iy w1l 1e Fhe 4sfney is rpqnes'sd O ps'He
 A. DAvtDSOV.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-10
FIemloek Boards wanfed,

TYRE subscriber resp -c'iully ,nIorms Ih, Il Merchants ct Lilchheld aud towns adia cent iha, ke wlll Iike lO pWrclase an, yusuIi,, "f Heml"ck Rusr''s, oF good quality no' ex cesdimg Que Huud,, d Th"USand Feet. tn ray menI i"r which g""ds vii, be turnishrd s, |. Class Wholesale Drv Guod> i"hhing h,uses il New York City a, fair 6 months prices ,..
 A. 4. GRI9LEY
 Water,"wn, July 3lst lsIS. swI2 B
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-10
THE PRIZE ESSAYS.

We are at length able to annoance a deri>i,n in ih matter. There were fiC iy>tnrre manuscripts received from dif- fercni seciinns of the coBrtrv. Rev. Dr Tyng. Rev. D P,-ek, end Rev. H. W Bee, her, all agree.in awarding the frs, premium of $f50 to Rev. fl D. Khchpi of Pi, mo,Iih. COnH. On The scm,d the .it.ision Is not unanimous. Drs. Tvng anl Ptck, award the premium of $50 iu John N Stone |; and Rev. Mir, Beerher, fo G.o-ge F. Moves of B.~t,n. R"v. MT. Ke,chel and Mr. Stone. ih~ >uccrss- fui comce,ih"s, are each the' eE,re au. ,horiz-d i0 draw on US at three days sight for the susOs due. s
 .Ntw Yo.k Organ.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-10
Litchfeld, August 5, 1913.
A CARD.

THE undersigned takes this method of re turning his thanks to those individuals. who. du ring his late ahseace, so kindly made him a Sonn,iul sharer of the choice produce nf the v meadows. May their aims bestowed in score [, secure favor from Him who see,h m secret. aud openly rewards !. A. McKIN STRY.
 Turrinpion. Aug. 5rh, IS4S.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-10
District of Litchticid, ss. P.obate court July SD, lSiS. }

UtStEtct v IsNCWV't", ~ {
 N P. obate court July SO.lsiS. } T1srAre ot DEED BUELL., lah "fisitchfieid l1A in sa,d dis,,ic,, deceased.
 The cour, M r,~base tor the District i" L,,ch6eld hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof, tor the credil"is f''y sa'd estate, lo exhibit their claims i"r sehlem' "'s Those who neglect ,O presen, their scconnts. properly aites'~s, w,'hin said .isne, wt!i h' de' barred a recovery. All persons inhrh'ea !" said estate are requested to make M'M.u,S'e payment to ,,
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-10

LUMBER. LUMBER. A first rate assortment of Lumbes may be N found at the yard ot the subscriber, consisting of altnos, every description of Western and Domestic: Lumber Also Meal, What and Rye Flour by the barred, Turks Island SLl, and Water Cement.
 j. P. PORTER. West Cornwall, Aug. l. lS48 6~l2
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-10
By TeIegvaPA tO NssD Tsrk. IMPORT ANT FROM OREGON.

DEFEAT OF THE INDIANS BY THS
 OREGON REGIMENT.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-10
DAGUHRREOYIPES

THE subscribe, will remain in town few ! dNs, which will give those N Lo wish aH oprOrtuniV to obtain correct I.iken-ss.
 ! [. JUDD TsRrhisald I NaRo
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-10

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NEW YoRK, August 25.

Editor Ohio Sfatesman:
The Brittania has arrived. She sailed
from Liverpool on the OH, bringing later
news.
On Saturday the 9th, O'Bren was ar.
rested al the Railroad office, while procn
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has been taken against it. U'Brien v as
safely lodged IN jail in Dublio TO take his
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pllshi0g any thing, as the people in th e
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE WYANDOT
TEACHERS ASSOCIATION.

Pursuant to call given through the me,
dium Of the Pioneer and Wyandot Tribune, a
respectable meeting of the Teachers of the
Common Schools and friends ofI,lucat on i,
met at the Court House, thus 25Lh day of Aug,
lS4S. The meeting was called to order by
calling the Rev. c. Thayer to the chair, and
appointing c. P. Culver. Secretary.
On motion of the Rev. Mr. Bonner, the fol
lowing resolutions we're unanimously adopted
ResoiUed, That the Secretary be authorized
Of Executive Committee, requesting sald
chairman to furnish this Association mith two
Lectures for the erm OF two weeks, to be sent
al as early period during tue present Au-
tumn, as may be practicable.
Resotued That Committee of three be
appointed to circulate subscription papers
throughout the county, Tor The purpose of So
llcltlng aid from Teacns rs and those friendly
to the cause OF educaton To detray the ex
pense ut Lectures to be delivered IN TINS plac e
some time during the present fall; said sub
scrptlonS to be paid al the next regular meet
ing OF the Association.
Re otgeI, That c. p Culyer, d. l.. Cant
field and Solomon Cook, Co mprse SAID com
mlttee on subscriptions.
On motion OF H. Morlson, the following res
olutlOnS were adopted.
AtSOtVed, l hat when this meeting adjourn
ed that 1t adjourned to meet IN Tie Court
House in Upper Sandusky, On Saturday, Sept
16.h, IS4o, at O'Clock, r. Nj. at which time
q further organization wll be effected.
ReSolUed, Tnai an invitation Is hereby giy-
en- to all Teachers Of Common schools, and
those favorable to the cause of education to
attend with US at our next meeting.
Resoioed, That the proceedings of this
meeting be signed by tne Chairman and Sc
cretary, and that copy be handed to Mr..
Fouke, and also one to Mr.. Giles, for pubca
ton, and that each be requested TO lay the
subject before their readers in an editorial.
On molloD, the meeting adjourned to meet
at the Court House IN Upper Sdndusky, ON
the l6th day Of Sept. next, at O'clock, ?. M.
CHARLES TllAYER,
ChaaHtaH
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The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-09-01
c. P. CULVER, Secry.

1Le question is not, Whether ou
constitution shall be changed, III an or
deIly, constitutional way, but wheihc
violent measures shall be resurted TO n
order TO overiurD the state government
aud throw everything INTO anarchy THAT
is the question: GaxtHe.
Precisely that question Of alegal peace
ful, and cuustltnloDal change oi The con
slitutiun is PRoPosGD, aud has been urg e Il
year after year by ths democrats, and by
some portion of The WINDS. Bat The ma,
jorty Of that parry have been held il
check by the cant OF AXE
care ot the sGHs cutoiies take care of the
unbreeched rabble-take care of ,ouI
pruperty-take care Of your land titles.
As though the parry of ofprogress aud reform
IN this coHDtr,-the people ~ th"rt-
were a ruff anl, rabbie who could not b.
trusted with the means of teiUrn ou &C
cuuut of their propensity 10 pluhder -
But they will have reioIm vi the con.
sIIlution- check o the INDUSTRIOUS abuses
thai have grown up under IL; aud no ieai
sat ,hst 1t Will be al once peaceful auo
kholesomr, respecting properly. ahd al
leans OF honesty acquiring ProPeril,
. ghis.--Cia. Lnq.