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Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-02-24

III The following resolution has just passed
the Michigan House by vote Of yUiy-fro to
hrcc, viz
Rcsoircd, That whenever the Government oi
conquest, ccssion or purchase, in which Slavery
shah not by law exist at the time ct such con
que -, cession or purchase, II would be rcpng-
nan, tu the moral sense gf this nation, and a
yiolltion oi the cleares, duty Of Congress, to
rcfeF-h ns,iuiion Of SINuy, ~ any form,
,o bo.nlroJut'd therein.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-02-24

FsoM CARDrNAs.--The brig Dudley, Mcneil
of Boston, arrived this morning from Cardenas'
We learn from Capt. Mcneil that when he
sailed produce was arriving from the interior
in considerable quantities Several cargoos OF
molasses had been shipped to the United
States. 1t was worth 1871 reals per kcg ,;
prices were on the decline. frclghts were dull
at 81 1926 Many vessels, not engaged
were holding out for better ireig his. Shlppesr'
were not disposed TO increase the rates NJ
sugar freights Of any kind in the market
.Ncio York Advertiser
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lane Eyere-An Autobiography

A MOTHER supply OF the above popnlaI
n work just received at Gof's. Every body
should purchase copy--it is decidedly the
richest intellectual treat that has been publish
ed for many years-only % cents per copy -.
IRA few more left of The same sort. Beanli-
iui Valentines selling off very cheap. Ladies
and gentlemen are reminded that II is custom
afy to -end these lore tokens until the end oithe
present month. Book Store n News Depot.
Feb IL % Thames Street.
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country, so that at the present time il is issu-
ing more policies, and transaciing heavier
business, than any other Life Insurance Com
pany. Milton Hall OF this town is agent for the
above Company toMMr
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Correspondence eCthe N. Y. Hrold.
uasb;noton, Ftb. 2O-ll - p. NJ.

The cabinet has Just broken up, aitera very
exciting session. The terms offered by the
Mexican government have been under colisiu-
Grafton, and the cabinet is divided on the 4ues-
ton of submitting them to the Senate.
What has come to hand is mere naked pro-
1ert--not treaty. -,
No determination has been arrived nj, al
,bourh have little doubt the President VIII
insist on submitting the PROJECT to the senate
he is vigorously opposed by some members o'
the cabinet. who will never consent to send IL
in. Knowing, as they do, that such step Is
tantamount to a ratification Such cohSuiil-
nation thcv will resist as the terms offered arc
neither satisfactory III their character, nor III
tho circumstances under which they have been
proposed. ,,;eo,,;o,
in the Senate but strong doubts are entertain
ed if there be nineteen men III that Dody pos
,ess;no nerve 10 undertake such responsible
ity. ..r.. ,o oe u.
The terms are essentially those OF Mr.
Tris,'s ultlmatum, with slight modlhcatioI
of the pecuniary consideration; but not ever
an favorable to this country as was that ultima
tum. as they seek to impose conditions on tins
government which, considering MeXlco's lllib
eral,y. will scarcely be complied with, cvel
in the event of treaty, as they would ental
upon us great trouble and expense.
1t seems the negotiation was joint ailal
between Gen. Scott, Mr.. Trst and Mr.. Nj
Intosh. The cabinet meets again to-moI
rov GALvIENsIs.
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M|AH-HliAEI< Z

In New York, on the 18Th mt. by tue rev 'hares
! HOPKINS, Capt Jacob \. Wade, al thu. town. !"
Miss Melvena ). secoud daughter o AOram flotehe"e
oi New York. =. A., -,
Al 81 Mary's Church in Portsmouth Feb la' bs me
Rev. Mr. Muchahey, MIR. John Croucher. Jr' l" E'h"
beth McCrackrn. . .,, =,
/ In North Kiugsiown, on the 9th, Mr. Edwin "
Hathaway Of North Bridgewaior, Mass 10 Miss h"'h'
daughter OF Mr.. samuel W Pierce of North kihgs'o"h'
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-02-24

n, Bradford County, Pa, has elected the
Hon. David Wimot and Bartholomew Lay
forte representative delegates to the A'h OF
March Convention they are uninstructed on
the Presidency. Mr.. Wilmot received %
,o,cs out of Gj for the Convention.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-02-24

IMPORTANT TO BACHELORS AND WIDOW
rps.-The House of Delegates OF the Mary
land Legislature, on Saturday, adopted an Of
der imposing tax on bachelors, between inc
aces of 25 and 80 years, and widowers, oi TWO
wears standing. A motion to include widows
and old maids was rejected.
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chemical Ernsiyc ColnpOund

A VALUABLE preparation for cleansing
n all kinds of WoJlen, Cotton and Linen
goods, Carpets, ,Nc., occasioned by Grease, Tar,
Varnish, Paint or Oils, without possible INJURY
10 he finest goods.
PREPARED and sold by G. G. G. HAZARD.
Dec 23-dti Druggist, No. 81 Thames-alreet
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WARRANTED to effect speedy cure il
w the directions are slrictl complied with
causing no pain Whatever ,-neoty pm up IN
boxes with directions. at The Low price of l25
cents. Prepared and sold G.. g. L. Hazard,
Druggist, No 81 Thames Street
Dec -.
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stock and Farming ttcnsfis IL
AUCTION.

=, THE subscriber will sell S@Y
LIyT~ ON THURSDAY. the 10th day ssX
DA of March next at 10 o'cock .-<lLLL-
- tar lfnot. the next fair day alter, at ms
Farm in Middlclown. VIZ 4 par OF hr.l rave
working Osen--A Cows hGheiN-l hls
rate Family Horse, perfectly Nlhd cal.'ase ,
i cb,,Se-i ilorse-WaggOn and several
Harnesses. Also 2Os-Carts aud O1-Wag.
gon. ,,. c,,,,;,.,,o,, y,Los
cLain. and Farming utensils. Also, II not
previously sold, : head OF Beef CauIe and s9me
PoultIy.
Middletown. Feb. 2Ah, isiS
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Extensive RoBBERy OF JEwELRy IN NEW
YoRK.-Thc New York Commercial Advcr-
,iser states that the jewclry store ofM. c. BALD
win &. Co., No. ll5 Rcade street, was broken
into on Tuesday night, and robbed of jcwelr,
to the value of nearly three thousand dollars
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-02-24

MA shock of an earthquake has been exPe-
rienced at Yarmouth and Shclburnc, n. ,.
At the latter place, it was so violent as 10 open
the doors of the houses.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-02-24

III A Portrait of the Hon. Henry Wheaton,
painted by George =. II. iIealey, Esq, at the
order of number of his friends, has been pre-
sented to the city of Providence.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-02-24
Brighton Market.

THURSDAY, Feb. IL, 1915
At market, 400 Beef Cattle, 30 Stores, ~
90 Sheep, and $50 Swine, $3.50 before report
ed left over y 6pairs Working Oxen, % Cows
and Calves.
PRIcEs-Becr Cath-S5,5o, So and $3.50
S,rine-i a 4 3-8 cents.
heep-Extra So ii, 81 IL, S3 III and
81 so.
Coms-Salcs AT $40.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-02-24

FATHER MATHEw.-The various Temper
ance associations in New York are taking
measures to make the reception of Father
Mathew, the great Apostle of Temperance,
one of the most imposing demonstrations of
the kind that has ever been witnessed in that
city
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-02-24

nPA young girl, daughter of MIR. Brown
hal,er on the Frankiord Road, Philadelphia
,yos found dead in her bed, supposed from the
o,I,c,s of anger on the evening before.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-02-24
Court af Probate, Mddbto~n, february 2l"
lSjS

A ANINSTRUMENT IN writing dated juno
~ lllh. iaa2, with a Codlcil thereto annexed
dated Nav 13h. lSiI' putp'I'nr W oe VI.
-, "a IA and testament oi James Chase. late of
W,ddle,own. dec. was presented FOR probate,
and letters testamenlary thereon. u is ordered
,ba, the same be received and the consideration
II cteof se referred tc Court OF Probate to be
hoiIcn aI the Town House in Mi1dlc,own on
,Lc ,bi,d Monday of March next. at one o'clk,
n m and ,ha, previous notice I've given by
furnishings corv of this order three successive
weeks IN the Herald of the Times Tor all per-
sons interested to appear at said time and place
and I've heard.
true copy-wllneSs
iosIit,A 4 t.OG,.EsIIAIL, Piobt CIR
Teb -.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-02-24

,-7 In the new Republic Of LIBERIA wh''
men are dcbarrcd the privilege OF yo'ing'-
There seems to exist there, as well as here'
an nsunnoun,ablo prejudice against col
nr ~
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-02-24

NN N 0D " NJ
uSIIIS Company, although il cannot boasi OF
heinz "'rhe Oldest Tea Establishment IN A.
merica," does cl lin to have sold during the i've
v,aI, of its existence, more good. pure, and un
mixed Teas, and at lower prices, than any SIM
lar establishments in the United States.
The following is list of their retail prices
which will be found to be nearly the same a
similar Companies The only difference they
claim. i, in the quality of The Teas.
GREENS BLhCho.
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rsThc Cotton Manufacturing Company al
augusta, have suspended operation anu o''
,h,,crl I'll their hands.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-02-24
MOlasses.

XXTEsT INDIA MOLAssES Of prime
w quality, part Of the cargo OF brig Sea
mau-ior sale al The lowest market pIlce b,
WILLIAM NEWTON,
Feb 81. $50 Thames street.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-02-24

NAvAL.-The L. 5. sloop of war Saratoga
ID. G.. Farragut, commander, arrived at this
port on Saturday night from Pensacola, having
on board thirty four of the sick from the Gulf
squadron The following is a list of her Off
GERS ID. G.. Farragut, commander; w. IL.
holland, lieutenant; +. Is. Renshaw, do; l..
B. Hunter, surgeon, G.. II. White, ,purser }.
Wilkinson, master ]. b. Steel assistant
surgeon X. II. Brcese, J. Waters, Jas. Park
er, mdshipmcn; p. Loyal, captains clerk ;
II. g. Bell, boltswain, Henry Welton, gunner;
J. G. Thomas, carpcntcr.
The u. :. ship Germantown left at Vera
Cruz, 18th ult, the frigate Cumberland, at the
Castle. The John Adams sailed for Tuspar
the day before, (lith.) The steam frigate Mis-
sssippi was daily expected a, Vera Cruz, with
the steamer Vixen, Lieut. Johnson, In tow
leaky
The l.. :. steamer irigate Princeton, Com
mander Minglc, from Milo, arrived at Malta otl
ult.
L. 5. frigate Brandywine, Commander Storer
was at Rio Janciro Dec. 27, all well L. >
schsoncr Onakahyc had sailed few days be
fore on cruise -.Nuo York Adrrtiso.
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WEDNESDAY Feb. 81.

! Steam Propeller X II. Forbes, -, from Boston.
and .niIed snse day for boston having IN tow the brig
Geo f. Williams, which came into this poil III dis
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MoSp,y, Feb. 2l, 1919.

MONDAY, cd. IT, Iof''
At Market, GIG Beef Cattle, and i25 Swine.
Prices-Beef Cattle-We noticed one beau
,ifuI Steer and one lIcifer, tat,ed byL. q.
Collins, of Washington, Duchess county, n
Y.-takcn at 81 81 per cwt First lnallty
Beef So So 50, second 50 10 ic"
extra Oxen al 81.
Swinc-At wholesale, 3 81 3-4.
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Marine Memoranda.

Brig Perfect, Gardner, cid at Orenn' 9Th inst for
Tampico. . =,
Brig Annnwan Currirr at CaIdtnas lst inst, for
Wilmington. ..,,, =,
Schr Martha, Cozzcns cid NJ n Orleans 4th inst "
Pensacola, =. =, -, -,
ship ~ Lawrence, Bowers, nr nj hh RON
Bordeaux. oo,, T.,
bark luna, Weeden, was AT Gibraltar jan 2O'h' 'o'
New York o, r.,
Brig Gen Cobb, IIammond arr nt Orleans s'h' I'm
Montego Ba,. a. oc, ,,
Brig Algonquin, Smith. sid from Cardenn' 2o'h wv
for York.
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Roman Eye BaIsa III.


NOR weak and infamed eyes. For sale al
+ Dec. 10. (dAw) &. q {. HAZARDS
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Il Sorreign Remedy for ChiDtains,
NNIIIS unriyalcd Liaiment for the cure Of
Chlblains. is prepared from recipe o'
the Gel, brated Sir Ashley Cooper, and IS m"r'
ran,ed 10 effect cure in every case when
properly applied.Those who give It FAIR 'r'al
viii be- satisfied Of il. efficacy. Prepared aud
sold by l. u =. IMAM
Druggist and Apoihecary, No. 81. Tham"'
street, Newport, X. Pree ~ = cents per
bottle. Dec. 81, Is47-d&wf
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-02-24

A STRIKE.-A bill having passed the House
of the Ohio Legislature, to district the State Tor
Reps. and Senators, it was sent up to the
Senate for the action Of that body. The blldid
not exactly suit the loco members OF the Be-
nate. who withdrew, leaving the Senate with
out a quorum Of members. The strike CON
,nued on the 18th, the date Of our latest advi-
ces the rccusant Senators still keeping to-
pether in " room No IL" Of the hotel and
when summoned by the sergeant at arms, re-
turning for answer written protest which
they sent back on the first day They had
proposed conference, but the majority very
properly refused to hold communication win
them any where save in the Senate chamber
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Paper HangingS,
List Of Voters, lS1s.

u,IIE Town Council Of Newport will meet al
the Town Hall, in Newport, on Monday
the 18Th day Of March, next at 9 o'clock a. IN,
for the purpose Of correcting the list oi 'o'er'
for this town, asthe law directs.
BY order, Avn c-,c,o.
Newport, Feb "a, lSlS.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-02-24

F,pr.-Thc Narragansctt Print Works IN
Fast Greenwich, together with large guam
,;,v If printinp cloths, drugs, machinery, DC,
wore destroyed by fire last Tuesday morning.
Tbe loss falls heavily upon Mr.. George }.
Adams. the proprietor Of the works. lie was
insured on the buildings for $4,000 in Boston.
Wcssrs. I.arned a. Tillnghast lose about
10000 worth of printing cloths, which were
aI.o insured in Boston. There werca large
amount of printing cloths belonging to New
York and Boston firms also destroyed. We
could not ascertain that they were insured
Tho total loss is estimated at about S25 900
Pror. Jour.
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NAOIaSSeS.

onUIDS extra quality Mola~Se>, cargo
lou of ship Seaman, for sale at a low pIlce
bv E.F. u J. r. NEWTON.
Feb 10.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-02-24

NJ Somewhere in the Wcst,a sable knight
of The lathcr and brush was performing the
operation Of shaving a hoosicr with very
dull razor. .. >,
"S,op," said the hoosier-"'ha' won I DO
whats dc malta
"That razor pulls.
"Wel, no malta for dat, sab. II de handle
ob de- razor dontt break, dc baird's bound TO
cum off,
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Notice.

TN consequence Of the weather on ,uesday
| last. the erening Temperance Meeing'
which was to have been held at the Norm
Baptist Church. has been postponed to ff,uay
next, Feb %, at o'clock. at the same pace
A lecture and addresses by several Ciergymen'
with continuation Of the interesting exercises
Of Tuesday afternoon may be expected
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Essex's

MACHINE spread Strengthening Plaster,
wi For sale by G. q. q. HAZARD.
Dec. Ie. dSw
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-02-24

UoppIR1.E AcCIpENT.-Ihis morning re-
spectable man, named Kelsey, stone mason,
was instantly killed on the Brooklyn and Ja-
maica railroad, about half mile west OF Bed
ford. by the downward train passing over hln.
His head was severed from his body and lett
some two feet behind, and the body strewcd
along the track. No blame Is attached to the
enoineer, as the train was moving very SLOW
lv' and was Just passing a freight train on the
double track. The smoke and steam from the
freight engine entirely obscured the track just
when the accident occurred, and 1t is supposed
the unfortunate man stepped on the track from
behind the eight train, in front OF the passen-
ger train not supposing that any o,her 'ran'
vas near. The accident occurred IN front OF
his own dwelling, and the stopping OF the tram
brought his wife and children out to see Inc
mu,ila,ed remains of the husband and parent
who had the minute before left his home alive
and well. 1t was, indeed, hchrt-rendint
spcctacle. As his family were understood "
be entirely unprovidcd for, a collection was Ia IA
ken m in the cars for their bench, Oh som
sos. which were handed to MIR. Weeks III
president of the board, who promised to 81
that the sum was judciously appllcd.-N' j
Il Com. Adrr Of Fr,doy.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-02-24

FATAL DuEL.-A duel has been fought at
Camargo, between Capt. Joshua Ccllet and
Can't. Alexander Wilkins, both of the 10Th In
fantry, now stationed at that place, IN when
the former was killed.
UJ' Judge J. Daniel of the Supreme Court
Of North Carolina, died at Raleigh on the 10Th
inst.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-02-24

NJ Asa Swain of Sanbornton, \. H., a
farmer in easy circumstances, with strong
constitution, but addicted to intemperance,
was found frozen to death last Friday morning
ON the road from Franklin to Sanborton. A
small bottle was found in his side pocket, near
| ~ cmptied of its contents-rum.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-02-24
A. MARINE LIST. Is
YOGap O9 S7IV2IlOG;tsp
ARRIVED.
SATURDAY, Feb. 10.

Brig Geo Williams, of aud for Boston, from Phler-
mo nut in on account OF loss Of sails aud lenky-on
the 3otli aud 3l. took hurricane, lest mnintopsah
trysa and orrsaii--shipped n heavy s-n which hove
The brig on her beam ends and caused her Ia leak bad
y-losI galley bulwarks, monkey-raii &c. Gre" DIS
abled.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-02-24

lscDOrrc Il death Of Mr.. Adams

We understand that there is a rumor IN town.
of the death of Mr. John Quincy Adams, but
80 far as we know, it is without foundation.
The following is the last telegraphic statement
we have seen to the point;
Washiag gton, Feb. 22-0 l-2 o'cfocI' +: NJ.
Ex-Presidcnt Adams still survives, but th'
result Of his attack is very Observation-Disclosures
gLia NOrM In,rio0H.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-02-24

NENTLEMENS' white kid Gloves al .
Ucts pair, for sale by -o, CON
Feb "a. + W. LA w Wv '"
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Feb %.

Bark Ocean Bird, Cory, frem Mobile for Providence
has experienced succession of heavy gales 't" Tue
n w since doubling Cape Florida, On Saturday, The
l2th inst encountered n tremendous gale. commencing
nj N T. aud hauling n W,-whe laying too lost main
topsu-jib-b -boom-boih jbs aud ~ the gear nttached
-nre.top gallant. .mast-stove bulwurks-lust deck
load nT aud every thing movenbe
and il considerably injured in other respech-has
been IA days to the North of iIateras.
SIoop RirHz, Duriee, n tor P:Oy.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-02-24

SENTENCE OF LIEUT.. CoL. Fremont
The Cour, Martial which tried Col. Frecmont,
have given their decision and found him guilty
of lst. "Mutny; I'd. Disobedcnce OF the
lawful commands of his superior officer 3D..
Conduct to the prejudice of good order and
military discipline. and sentence him Ito
be dismissed from the service"
They also recommended him to the
clemency of the President. The President
accordingly pardoned him and restored HIN
his sword and to his rank. II Is reported
however, that Col. Fremont Immediately re-
signed his Commission--not considering h'
had merited a Court Martial.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-02-24
ONDAY Feb 0l

sehr 81 Jago of Thomaston. Ingrnham, from Savannah
hound 10 Bo.ion, was run into by a hbntk-nnine un
known aud nut into thi. port for repairs IL 10 snd
that the man nj he missing after the vessel was
struck -,
Brig Industry. --, from ~ 'roix, m bhiI"t
mt in on account OF head wind bound for Haven
TITGsnAN E,h
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The Treaty Of Peace.
WASHINGTON, Feb. :.

Correspondence of the n. Y. ExI
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-30
DEMOCRATIC PRINCIPLES
AND NEASu RES.

street CONSTRUCTION of the G Constitution. and no
assumption uf doubtful powers.
Diplomacy asking inr nothing but what is
Clearly right and submitting To nothing wrong.
No c'nnexion between the government and banks.
An a. rItar.a tariff
No public debt either by tie General Govern
nent or by ic States. except for objects of urgent
necessity
No assumption by the General Government Of the
debts OF the States either directly indirectly, by
distribution II the proceeds 81 the public lands.
No extensive system of Internal Improvement by
The General Government or by the States.
\ constitutional barrier aguinst nprovident State
loans.
the honest payment of debts and the sacrcd
preservation Of the public faith
4 gradual return from paper credit system
No grants Of exclusive charters and privileges by
special legislation To banks
No swindinC corporations.
No c0nueH ion between Church and State.
A preference for Democrats over Wings for every
,ffce
Acquie~cencc in tie rule Of the majority in oil
cases OF party discipline.
No prescription for honest opinions.
Fostering aid II public education.
progressive" reformation Of all abuses.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-30

REMEMRER-That the earth is not very
deep in those parts, and it may be very dan
gcrous to dig too deep.
THAI many man who has strictly minded
hi business. has found good gold there
is in California.
That all do not find gold there, sr!to dig for
goil o,,ig
That III the gold is not in California; and
if AL California were gold, it wouldn't be
worth AZ much as Concy Island.
That il men will desert their country's flag
for gold. 1t is an evil temptation.
That II II can be duo out Of the rocks with
Il jack knife. it i not worth digging for. or
any respectable iack knife !. worth its weight
a hundred times in gold.
That to hungry man, 4 good sized pr tato
i worth all the California ..careis.''
That al the gold in the country. if it can
not purchase happiness i. of no value.
hat there are men vho, il they owned all
California. we're it all gold, would not be sat
isied with il.
That II is better to dwell with humble iv-
crs in content. than wear a golden soriow."
That"Poor and Content is rich and rich
enough; but riches without content is as poor
winter to him that ever fears he shall be
poor, although he were as rich as the mines
oi California. ]. Y. w.