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Washington telegraph., 1848-07-26
II4tR D WAR L .
: nl,eksurrus' rooLs-commoa an

q n,eas,iIrIs' roos-Com aay4 bellows es n aud "a
Sarrca.' planes planes aag,n, l .sa and
a. & Si M a. @i ssz s5 hsa ai mt a @ Sa, % % l
1T aed H. ia; hsalaszf ..' 5ssae aaean,f ipafa3 steel
handles paase3 Fs So .al lalsf aa
On. qualities. @ss&s
rar aiils-B' oss al % aal li5a Parliament les aad
~. & = IN .9 81 a. . and qazie a,'
n and ss paints al ka4 OIL 1 i4saaari 'auaa and knives
For iiaa,ssasNna Of qai losi oas=das
=, sov,ssa at ir rz4 sss and i,5@ ~ - INN ~
gfdteas both ~o'fd d eai bros kse, assorted
s Gy fza. hemp cuo aaaas
~, L. a 5s ias eailas and bSst. ,f ~ , l ] %
s@ voasa, porlr Of y,rou.
~ .f'T ero ald ea~ l'i Yihe ta a icdle I
s-sa4z Snon maou5eu'' hand aar and r'i Of same baai
wedding a..: sn bard e.r. Bagus rpr aBd iare
Iron aud Nal,- Fat ao d al ] sn 90. round aud lsr iron ,t.l
plough aad Fs plates hoop n'l o hosaos bar and dtt:
rk" d ns aud L, afd on gO wros Lonsoe.
@ h Of f sa American a's and ld issaenoi sfdlca
steel assorted sized ban; German
q.- double guns psdns-f. pao rdv,
dbbrt panR ,Hsf ] swords lasAus. bullet ml nlPrn; gum
sote; saHsi Dsa psa Dlpsuts g. FFF and banr
3 sgNDRlrsu. uA ra. patent sa,hn drinking CUPS buckles Of q
ms German bars -so su,dsf steps. rsssirr ~
wallets. watch.
& @ 5i l e., os @ % % B P @ & l @ "a. 2. l ,Sas'7 ] & ss PHI
rl. r. -t.r
,. m G @ g c..,'a' ..el'ls. ae.,gn, Preston @ 1
sasrIs- paint s. s.npr.
ps is hone oe eu"l clothes la hair u various qualities shaving Of all kinds
lasting buttons;
horn and m.c rpon 4p buttons Ie"g sud shLuos and a hooks
coq' qp.a combs carved s9 aod r 'sland imitation tuck
pocket ea1h jan
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-26
n EW GOODS.

TnE undersigned respectfully call the oaiionuou
| ulAsjr lryuls and customers TO their large aud
we'll selected stock Of goods comprising every
article that is usually kept in a southern SIon)
which have ju.l been received aud are offering 40
low lHat any onr wishing 10 buy cannot IA doing
.o by calling OH item. They deem il unncceaify
10 plH.eu'aUyc each article, os they do not wsb TO
weary ihr pnb..1 by prntiug leughly ana long
winded advertisement We Icr confident that The
lra. one praises bis stock ul soad. Che better Our
stock speaks i1f itself We have only TO remark.
"rhat argrt boats may venture more
Bat "uc sulI.crolcs- should kCrpu'ar shore
Give us cal, before purchasing "lr"o'r..
A. BLOCK & SON
jane 30, lsi-E
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-26
Drugs hN0 MEpICINES.

bsenD, n,
@ quart bu'f . ren9s s aod eal sulphur bne alum
os & rc Te and ,r smeac insoes r'rir itsrg
in
t anl s owdn' itu ani snuff p'yf
phci,
"tys a a'man rs cologne sauaa vine hh o oil
F sai+ Mcaaro OIL plaster M.
% Sc,
WsUNsgoN g. lsis-30tf
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-26
So Va Es sHDu- -usHs We.

JaA 6ADnIEshau hnndW
and Spanish
Missouri
paeat leather ~ sus sn; plain do
H.k snaeii Rs saddles
polished
bnles blk aud hHlez
eagl- R@n etne ret nasa double head dhn inch English, Kentucky
halter aud billet assorted 81
fa web % l ea, aud h9asaga 5Raor E,tsH4Ea
ik dmuo
p hail black eala MsgIsafspr collar nadngaes
d
various widths andulles rt. single
Webbing ,ed nl
riding ~P of all qualities with Whistles
hides rslaAes ;imiato
eosd es Ralsd and mel do sPu land plated
polished sle Polished plated and
pad aud timed spur Ivory, bAN plated nri
urss blH
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-26
II. A. BIEVINS,
NOTICE.

| ETrERS Of administration on The estate Of
IL John w. lemay. decd, having been grant
ed to the Dnd.uigned, bearing date 18Th June,
ISIS. therefore OIL persons having claims aglinst
said estate are required 10 ehlbis Tho sans 10 the
administrator properly authenticated, within one
year from ihg date Of bio letters. or they may be
prccluied from any benefit 100 said estate, and "
not exhibited within two yeau, may be forever
barred
HENRY n LEMAY, Admir-
Lafayette county June %, lsis-25.iL
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-26
NEW NNOD4

THE mbscnhers beg lcaycto luIom thc.r'rtnd.
J aud Tie public generally That they hlyefeeelyed
a large aud we'll selected stock olgoods, suited Tor
tbis market, which they are determined TO seI at
the very lowest prices 0reafl, or opunciuaI dcal-
cfs ou credit .....
GEO. w. GREEN Il BROTHER
Washington June 4- l.Is.al-3m.
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-26
GRQGERIES, WINES AMl LlOuaRs.

aRooEREs half b a4fsugar ma in b and half
hal
audea nnPalv
and
bsa1 aud lMicke
dies sprnou,
made asieg;p
aknl
oar p ea9ae aud champagne nie hall
bzandhaf
snn of L. d5pals;w
.eofa. Ne,&
10000 Havama qualities in boxes.
ersueeH fifs'
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-26

TIrp-uou who borrowed, OF took from my
Office. IS ltout leave, large copy Of WflHsfs
Dictionary. will cb.ige me by returning il. aud
paying for this notice ...
q. d. ROISTUN
July lllh, ISIS.
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-26
BOOKS ( STATIONARY.

n ffz sae dictionary Smith. esosgphy and atlas Mitchell.
.a nm s Gooisa -i'r wefs ai5 Eass alma usg tho ud
~ Lain aud srale,
n ssa on 'y'a a. &c RddbaseaP white ad cap aud
pei eos and eafsoPf paper French note pf alsr fnre d
anda
Ri eri a. 1.d if Ed h qualities
e l-n--, .lng L.l--t l9l- Na-Li naLl
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-26
NOTICE.

Gl WHEREAS, sundsy per.
fA- W sans have burn "a il,
rs dSr5 habit Of calling al ny shop.
I'm sfgl having work done, alH bly.
W -yt4s uug gJewcly, saving they WiIi
f.tplN ! tsse.} pay in a few days. now b.
~. ,slg-s ~ u known IN OH such, ihat |
an uo b. + keeper; Keep no accounts; NY mem.
rnndum BOX b IuIl, nor DO iNisA 90 open nHoib-
~ igf anv such customers. as 6nd hy s1i rvs
prrrucs, their uames will not pay mY dtbls, W
support nv huHHee Furthermore, u INV services
arr urrdsd. Of course expect the MONEY iu r--
torn, o., punriusl payment makes puHrua' mr-
rhlurs. a1i 4.l those who have not ibr money,
but expect to psy in lew day, are rsqs,trj 10
pa,s by, iIiI a more convenient season To make
"a long story short, must do d cash business, or
70 Nhcfo can get better pay, and more thanks
iurmy labor
PS Eayo very superior Do Of watch ml-
trf.t'. oi even DESCRIPTION. which enables me-, BE-
nusl. iosRrcuie with despAlch, ai' 4 nds Of watch
rrpaiaps; also spectacle glasses. suited 10 90 ages
aad Hli,I u frames al shoH uolico' atmllI lot Of
irucry always Oh hand, aud lof sale, rlyap loT
cash, & NliliL,
Washington Jolly le, lsIs.3l.3m.
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-26
N DID At.
foR THE SENATE.

1--we are authorised 10 announce A. j. AHn.
sIBoss as eaud.dhls Tor Tr.elueton 10 the Stats
souait, itam the district composed Of the counties
Of Lafayette. sewer aud Polk.
D. We arr aulhous-d to annanaee c CoLwuuta
MINs, ol lafayette county. as a candidate Ia
frprrs Ht tie district composed af the rougiIes al
Lafayette SeKer anu laik m iHr nest Slats
srHale.
Fuk THE LEGISLATURE.
I.. Ha are aaiho6ssl 90 a#.asaaea cnst#s Il
MUlmfz. 3 candidate 20 represent iisurs.Haa
county 10 II# H#st ~. s'4laisz
D. Naafa aaIIisussit 10 4aHaaaes Tlra lin
a,lHadaIs 10 IalTrsrul ll1mHs.s4d aaauiy a L.
arlt - Stature.
LIVE aIz authurfri 70 aaHaane- JaHs ;.
CANNss. 81 >zIar IuausHf. as candidate Ia
Irfr,srai ilsaPsis.i ruaaiy n tie neat lesIs-
laiuu.
As as auibaf1rlia 20 anaaaHes BEsshsn /
iiEurFH#tas as a candidate 10 Tspleseu, llemn-
Stead faaHfs IA tie neat L. azIaiufr.
D Ne ere 4ullorgai to zananuer Joas l.
Esir, as candidate 90 ffpfssanl iisEpslH=a
eouuiy ia lie asAl state II. zalare.
For SHERIFF.
. We sfz aulharfsl 10 announce w,luaa
Gasr, IS 9 candidate lot Tue elIiee OF SleuI d
Lafayette e5aaty.
II Hs zIs aulhorIsI 10 announce J BaASeH
s,suEIHH a. candidate lsf us plaeo ol sasHII
o, iiemF=laa eaauiy
. We are authorErdia 10 anueuncs NuIsN VI.
SuAAr is a candidate Tor sliriiG VI lleirlsiead
county.
For CONSTABLE.
$50 af- aHt,aU-sd Go Announce " y kND
., a candidate .sf Constable ID. unu loau.Hp.
I-Jtva W o. raU,la Ue are uulas-,ed 90
sl., be- a riad.laie lsr Constable Of u44a Town.
.aF
FOR CLERK.
WH aIr au.. 0alai io announce S.vlN T.
~,tnraa ra d r1HI.flts fig rr.rIsri.al Go tlc
..I.r ui l.efl ai Hampstead county.
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-26

Dun IN this place on Monday evening
the l1th INST, Mus MATILDA, Cousorl Of
Mr., Eli Y Collins.
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-26
DQHdaah

7 this day comes said complainant by Cocls
IN and NstkiHs 4 CHIan, her solioiars, and
Gles herein, her bll Of complaint against said de-
iendnu's, the Object o which is 10 sei aside
rit made by Mil.im Cool decd the husband Of
complainant iohs children, afcefiain negro slaves
which belonged 10 said complainant before and at
tie inu Of her manage with said William deed
and 10 enforce complAnan,'a right thereto, OF
have dover assigned 10 her In such slaves. as
widow Of said William, dsn'd and Il appearing
from On affidavit annexed 10 said nm, that said
dslcBdauis Hiligm T., and Nlrai T. be wife,
Frdlees a.. Elirm H. and Lasni J., are non
residents of the state ofArksnsas, and cannot be
aryrd with process therein, II h, on motion Of
said complainant, ordered tia, sud nonresident
be- notified oi iho psndeney and object Of this
suit and that unlcsi they .hall appear before this
court on or before The thifi dsy Of The ne6t term
hereof at 70 couu 10 be holden ai tho court house
in the town of v ashngion IN the county Of Hemp
slcad, on the third Monday after tho fourth Nom
day Of Iuiy, lsis, aud plead, answer or drnlm
tu SAID Iit, the same viii be taken Tor conirfscI.
aud decree entered accordingly: aud its funnef
ordered that o copy VI this order BE- Inserted aud
published in the Washington Telegraph, a newt
paper published IN ihis State, ior two weeks sut-
ccsriyoIy, tho las, insertion 10 be at load iouf
wcaha before the said neSl term, bnd that such
publication when 50 made b taken aud deemed
suiicient noiicv 10 said non resident defendants Of
the tendency aud object Of this suit
Tcslri $ H. SANDERS, Clerk.
A true copy from tie record - .-...
Tcsle, s. i. SANDERS, CLERK.
Washington, July jih, lsis-3O-9w
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-26
FOR SALE.

4 DESIRABLE residence IN tho iowp Of
a Washington, with ul the necessary out build
inrs, wIll ba sold low For pahicula5 inquire al
tlis Office,
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-26
INV GOODS! NV GOODS!!
BENJAMIN /. BRITTIN.
isi' & % ssgs' no" New YORK. Boston
-'ooas, Hardware, Clothing Groceries, teuccnswarc
GIassvnrc. Esaol. shoes. lat. Cnn. An.. Ne

Which he oa Wholesale Country Merchants
are aud
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-26

dos
sa.zi niue gas lamp gaS ] hafd tamsf e.aS tumt
dere whs
] aud plan deelas Of dospasus
bottles lTsaa
IiaWarr buckets collie
pfpFvf ugar bssi peks, lanterns:
arasbr
nnu 1oa aband
slee@aFeJsa &c &c
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-26
New Tavern In FuIlon.

AYiNG rented tho well known Union
~ HOTEL / am now prepared 10 receive
b1prders or accommodate travellers on reasonable
terms, My stable Is well provided with corn and
fodder, and every attention shall be- paid to lho
comforts and wan,u Of those who favor We with
thelr patronage. .....
HARDIN WILLIAMS,
Fulton, Oct l1, l5i7-+i.d
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-26
0I0 00IZT1I3 : 9 GILN8SVV LlI2I,

faEsen Fl clua sets plain es granite with raised
GsaIss plain white granite deep asrd blue graae dnnet
aud lea wie anagi blue s; blue and white dish
soup iurirens covered o saad das and butter
wf aud uuiinsi wr; edge DISHES bakers
s aud yellow napsIs a. Id plates Iaafc dishes; pans; bas
Fsz aaf blue sal collie dark jugs Pitch
basins chamber brush tIaysi baN, sae
ohaa win nnd
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-26

pl virtue Of the decree rendered IA the above
ID mauiloaed cause ilc uHirislghsd coinma-
sonrn wiil rall ai th- court house door, 10 The
Town OF Washington, In the county oi llrmp.sad
in tbr Slalr Of Arkansas. on saturday the l2ih
day OF August, ISIS, iof cash in hand, Ihr FOL.
lowing described tracts OF parcels Of land lying
lud lsing ia The county of Hampstead, h the
State ul Arkansas, " wit the souih.cast qHafsr
of the southeast qusfirf of section 70. IN ioRn-
flp twelve, soutb Of range twenty y.ioui, west,
go tanning i1Hy lcHef, tie west hall Of ihe
s5uih-wr.i quater Of scetlou iA.hy.iouf, ia i1wn.
,.ip Twelve, fouih Of rlngc twenty. four w-.i
containing eighty acres; liu nodh.wth quarter
o section lhrcs, ia township thirteen, south Of
finCr twenty. live, west, containing one hundred
hnd s.Kiy-ihfrr acres and aiAiy-hvo lmnlfrlihsi
iIr north h. Of the raI hnIf Of section three,
ia township ibldrcn, south Of range tgtu,y.lour
w,st, couiauugone hundred and sixty acres aud
lWcnly.eielt hundUdlhs The north hall Of tho
west ha.f OF section two, in the lasi mentioned
township and Tlngg, containing o4e hundred and
s1ty -four aons aud ninety conc hundfel.ht--
making ~ thc a.rryals, slE hundred and eighty
ac5ss and hludpiias; also the northeast quar-.
'rruf s-ciou ihiuy.siS; The west half Of tiesouth
east quarter of section twenty-five; Tie tgn.h-
west quarter OF rrctiun twenty-five, aud The east
bali ol the southeast quarter Of section twenty.
sxi gll IN township ten, south VI range twenty
five, wesL
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-26
STiTE OF ARKANSiS.
COUNTY or HEMPSTElD.

hhe hs Circuit Couri sf alid eouaiy, ~ chance.
~ "a rssaiion before iis e,f,i, oai ile Jd dayef
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-26
FOR CLERK

$50 lIr au. u-lad Geo announce S.vlN r
~,tnrH. rHl D rHHIfItr iHT H-r.tri|ul Go tle
..I.r ui C.efi ai Hampstead county
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-26

80 Ht
MARY g Cooh,
CoaplalaaEL
-
r. T. Cook, lran,i, Hop.
kins, aud Mildred r., his
wife, William i Camp.
bell, aud Sarah T., his
wife, Frances A. Cook.
Edwin L Cook. James
o. Cook Laura J Cook,
Jameff johnson. Eliza
Walker aud Augustus
johnson.
n
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-26
ron CNNsTARIE.

. Hs af- a.,luu-sd Go Announce w. Y KNg
"a, araH.aair .af taH.iaaIs g. unn ioau.Hp
D. Jtvrs W O. laNftF we are nulas-'od 10
sl., ls sa giHd.3l,e l.r Constable OF u4aa Town
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-06-09
" ssC0EssiEl LEGISLATURE.

The members of the two houses of the
Legislature met at Madison on Monday
last IN the Senute Hon Fl III. Billings
OF lowa,w chosen President pro tem.-
In the Assembly. b. H. MooRE of Wash
ington Co. was ch osen president protein,
and l.. KELLOGG Chief Clerk pro tem.-
We learn that there are a very large num-
Der OF applicants for u S. Senator pres
ent, and that the only smiling face to be
seen among them, is that OF Ex-Gov. Do
TY
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-06-09
FIRE IN PHiLADELpHlA.-A very de

FIRE IN Pharmaceutical very de
structlve fire broke out last night, in
the exclusive Steam Mahogany and
Marble y orks OF Messrs /. 81 H..
Thompson, at thejnnction Of Eleventh
and fIeasant streets and The Ridge
Road. The two immense buildings,
wit all 'he valuable machinery. mate
rial, stocks &c. were totally destroyed.
The large Grammar School on Button
wood street, and the Primary School
on Pheasant retreat, were both demol-
lShcd. Supposed to be the work of an
Iucendiary Pm |. Paper.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-06-09
Wanted.

Immediately, at this Office. ourney-
man irinfer. One of good Character,
Steady ha bis and who understands the
business. would meet with a good chance
by applying soon.
June 9th. 1919
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-06-09

Z" The coachman." said simpson, % es-
capped me but he had told Susan that
Dundas had an old paper, part Of the
printing of which he TOOK out with some
hing on a brush, and then had other
words printed in at d house In New Or
leans, where bank bills were made. |
could not, o. course. take any measures,
~ the absence of any governmental au-
lhorliy, to force these witnesses to return
70 America. Immediately took ship
FIR New Orleans. As soon as ! landed
this morning inquired for Ballou's friend.
stated TO hum the case, and by his assist
ance got oIt a writ, and followed Dundas
10 this place
1t would be impossible 10 describe the
Joy of mana, when she found she could
call Charlts brother, and that she was in.
deed the daughter Of those she had al.
ways loved as parents.
II he party immediately returned to the
city.
That night Dundas shot himself in the
aead. Waters had already heard what
was .Oing on, and made lis escape from
he city. He PROBABLY went to Europe.
His slave Maria made her escape from
the South, and now resides in England
by whose assistance, the reader wall have
70 guess.
James Ballou soon settled his affai in
New Orleans. The slaves from Carroll.
ma were ali comfortably provided for in
Ohio, and with them Mr.. Johnson's Di.
ana and at the appointed time. the hap
Ply lovers stood together in The dining
room of the happy parents, and he min
l>ter sol mnly pronounced the words,
What God hath Joined together, let
not man put asunder.'
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-06-09
+. HENRY


Sickness IN MExICo.-rhe Was,
ln8ton correspondent of the Philada
phIa American wriles:-"Ihe accom-,
OF the mortality of our army in New
co, are frighttui. tits stated upon Il.
Authority of Gen. Twiggs, as / am il.
formed, that the deaths amount 10 ,
regiment a month. and this IS only ii,
opening of the vomlto season. or rail-
er OF The time when its ravagcs beg,
TO be serious.
In Decatur. Ohio, on the 9th. NJ
Iharles Huey was struck by lightni,.
and killed.
Richard H. Toler, editor Of t.
Richmond Wing, died at Richmu
on the 18th inst.
The Little Rock (AIa.) Democ~
announces the loss of the steamer Air
on BentIcy's Bar, about FIVE miles l., /
low LeWlsburg, on Wednesday er-.
ning last-cargo 1000 sacks.of con
all lost. The boat was insured.
PRINTING OFFICE B"RNT.-The Of I
ice Of the Spirit of the INES. in Phi.
adelphla, was accidentally burned
, o clock, rlday morning. The br
ing was quite but the forms. and
of the type and books We're >arr4
The Daughters of TenDer77ca
have recently formed a National I'm
ion. Mrs Charlotte ), Lewis Of New
York, is the Worthy Pres dea,.
In Thomaston, Me, there arc fu
Divisions OF the Sons Of Temperance
numbering between SEQ aud 600 m5a.
hcrs.
QFHon. r. 5 Baldwin and Truman SIR.
we're elected Senator's of the [. States by h.
Legislature OF Connecticut on The I9lh. NJ
Baldwin for the unexpired term OF the
" Huntington, aud Mir. smith lOr the 3.
If SIX yeuis from the J. ID u next Mar
they received SIX mujDIry ourhe JOINT
II the two houses. The democratic c
tates were ex- governors Touc"v aua G.
and.
Q-PThe Washington Union pub,.,f~aI
i officers who have received brevt. nruu1.I
ous for gallant and mc.so.lous sen., 30
zen. Tay.or,s line Brgl..er lIanaas Woo
and TuI4gS are breyrtI,I 10 llaior Generals,
MAJORS Washington ard Dix 10 b Lieut.
'oloHeIs: Brpvet MHiS. CaDt. ". ". Cmr.
nan to be Major; Capt. J. p O'Hraa 10 b'
Major Brewer Isl Lieut.. Samuel Il. Fr,aca
D CaP'"'H- ms Is second promotion
= Tins young o.ucer.
uFAccnrd:ng to Hague. rhe As;r.r
marriages aft-r dark 90 not turu on.
bright plrtares Of matrimonial III. II.t
ne reason Why There are 50 many dn"
- country, Is because most marriages 81
place after sunset. Aoung ladies and ,.rr
men, thus adm1Hished, should MARI! gtg
iShf-
jill is estlmated that COZ 900 mrr "sr
part III ;he Presidential election Of l-.,* n
al 1914 were between the ages Of IdarIA.
i The French Provisional Go, errm.r;
ms been offered 100000 francs forth HcE
10 exhibit ADd ct Nader, The caP~5 a"
ohIeltau tor money.
There are supposed 70 b., 5 SAG Goo Gr
mans and persons o. German origin 10 Tue
ulted States,
Lamartiue Coats are advertised ayil.'
York taI'ors.
NrRDrEs.-On the 18Th inst. rao
yy.re topf,, murdered lrr,.si,. he'd. n f.,
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-06-09
Cry OF MExIco. Nav 9th. 1913.
To the Rer. Victor JoudnneouH.


and taken up the pen for the purpose OF
defending the universal Catholic Church
| shall not consider myself guilty of mn
piety In handling you like any other man
while your gown is off. Now in tn,
first place 1t is proper, that should thank
you for your criticisms upon my gram
mar, orthography &c, though, your re-
marks are somewhat general, and DO no
condo scend TO point out and correct the
particular errors which have committed
still would not be understood to say tina Il,
they are not very appropriate, and alto
gether worthy of your holy dignity.
Although according to your own knoc.
down argument, being a soldier cal
never hope to WELD graceful quill, still
have faint belief, that by comparin.
this with my previous letter, your very
critical eve will perceive that in my whok
sale condemnation of the Cath Ole Cler
" in Mexico, | had no reference what,
ever to yourself, or Father Rev, nor IN
deed 10 any Priests of civilized coun-
try. Now holy Father permit me tc
state my belief, that you have taken hoI,
of a subject, of which you are fully as 10
norant, as | was. when |, like yourselg
lived in Mineral Point had you told m,
then that the Priests of Mexico, were "a
vlrtuous and pious class, should Their
have believed II, as the best evidence OF
the subject; but now have seen for nv
self, and shall Judge for myself, without
presumption, expressing the belief, that
am AT this moment as fully competent.
and as well prepared to become your tu-
tor in Mexica affairs. as YOU are 10 be.
come mine in matters Of Syntax and Or
biography. | Will now venture to say.
that our friends will CLEAN as much in
struction from letters written in MY un-
couth style among the things which they
describe, as they can from the elegant
and learned dissertations of the Rev. V
Jouanneault, who never was within two
thousand miles of the people of whom he
speaks, and who quotes the case of Fa.
Their Rcy, an LishnaGn, in proof of the
virtun oil NericQn Priests.
In the letter at which you appear +,
have taken umbrage, expressed it as ny
opinion, that the Mexicans arc4generali,
Scoundrels. The Priests in Mexico ar.
Mexicans, and as God did not appoin
them himself, to conrpI ete the sy.iogl,n.
they too are generally scoundrcls. q,
not now, nor did | ever say that their be
ing Catholics made then. 81, for were
they ProlestanTs or Turks they vol,
be as bad and for aught
know much worse. think that it woal,
make but little difference IN their morals
they believed that Jonah swal
lowed the whale, or the whale swallow
ed Jonah.
In Mexico the Church is every thing
lis influence extends not only over tn,
individual conscience. but over the Goy
.rnment. The union of Church an,
State is in manner complete; now i
our Country have no fear Of ever see
ing this state of affairs. for, fo saw moth
log Of the motives of the Church laIlow.
ing them 10 be honesty believe the peo.
pie are too far advanced 10 be humbur
ged out of then worldly rights. whe,,
honest reason teaches them that thew ar,
not Incompatible with a place above.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-06-09

An Industrial Congress assemblies at
Philadelphia on the first Wednesday in
June It's called by the Land Reform
ers and Norkingmen's organizations
but any association of Laboring men
IL invited to send delegate.