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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-10-06
Arrival Of the America.
SEVEN DAYS LATTER IRON EUROPE
Formidable Rising in Ireland.
Collision between The Troops and People
NO CHANGE IN BREADSTUFFS.

NV YORK, Friday Evening.
The steamship America arrived here this evening
from Liverpool which port she lcit on the 10Th inst
Her adyccs, which one week later. are OF uncN-
pected interest, especially the III regard to Ire
land.
Tie America has made her trip in little more than
- days.
for gathering the crops.
The provision markets do not seem to have UNDER
gone any alteration. ~,
IRELAND.
There has been some fghtingin Ireland, Accounts
received from the South Of Ireland, says the European
Times lead us to believe that the disturbances at
Carrick and the whole district OF the SUR are OF an
/ nqrarinn nature The movement, says the Dublin
Freeman If it could be called rising, was nslne
/ ot poyery and not manifestation al political discon-
tent. I'll, II ILL.,,
/ Several nfIrays have taken place with the police
and some persons on both sides have been killed.
! Gen NcDonad and the 3D. Bulls with company o
the sad. left Dublin to put down the outbreak II I
snid that a body OF armed insurgents made AN attack
mon the position OF the Marquis OF Waterford al
! Currahmore with view to obtain possession o
the pleces OF artillery with which II was recently Tor
ufed. ,,,.,, u ,d,
bui amer some difficulty with the people who "eI'
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-10-06

The public are particularly cautioned against pur-
chasing imitation articles pretending to have the same
effect as Browns Sursapanlla and Tomato Buers.
Never buy the SarsaparilIa and dandron Panacca
kurcdge's Tomato Bucis, or extract OF Sarsaparla
Tomato and Dlndcllon, or any other preparation,
with the eApec uton OF getting the genuine BrOrH $
SHsdPdulid aud Tomato BitteIs which are pfcpar-
ed at his Medicine store, No 5, Washington street,
Boston These Buffers are the first preparation OF the
KIND that was ever sold and they are the only genu-
Inc artcle ct the kind now IN the market Always
see that the direction is signed FREDE lex
BROWN, IN his own hand writing. IIho ever
htdId ol mans councrelllng a bad bank note, OF
one mat would not pass Just so II Is with medicine
they always counterfeit that which sells.
, Al orders Tor BrOwHS SdTsapariHa and Tomato
BHters, directed to FREDERICK BROWN the
proprietor, No 6s Washington street Boston, viii he
attended 10 punctually,-Bltters securely packed ni
shipping. None genuine unless signed tREDE-
RICH BROliN \, ON the wrapper. wl3w2
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-10-06

BRIGHTON MARKET-srrrpmrR %, ISIS

BRlGITTON NAKkt 7 --HLIILNNEN y wv
A, Market ms Beet Cattle, 90 Stores, 100 Sheep,
and 800 Swine, o c-..,
Priccs-Bccf Cattlc-Exrra G25 6 30 first qaa-
ity So second quality 50 80 a - third 90 O.
Toyes- Hearings s. a Sll two year old Sll a
sl7 : three year old SIS AZ. AL.
Working Oren-salcs at $50, Sos, S13, 80, $50
So and Suj, 800. 40 -,, ~,
Coms and Calres-Salcs at $50, S23, Ss5, SIS $50
and Si2
SGccp-Sales at - 81, -, , -, . 80 and 70
SriHe--fat Hogs, from stills, ilc Shonts to ped
die ; Sc two thlrdS Burrows prime lots ic ioI
Sows, DC Tor Barrows one entire lot, 1. and l4ci Ola
Hogs isc. At retail from ! To &c.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-10-06
ID hest. Samuel Rice, of Wcsttord, the Sd
premium of ,a, E'oo
,. D. MASON, Comm
A. $. DEWEY, )
Burlington, Sept. 81, 1S4S.

Your committee on Maple Sugar and Honey
award as follows:
On Maple Sugar the first premium TO Hiram
Rood, of Colchester. $500
ID do to ID. Graves, Of Jericho 200
The premium on Honey, to Hiram Bush
nell. of Williston. 800
GEO. PETERSON,
for Committee.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-10-06

~ 1t is currently understood that the Van
y rcn Co,uicr has it in contemplation TO make
sassage meat of Horace GreeIey-or, as it
called him a few days ago, the great Horace.
Somebody ought to trlsgraph 1.-THE great Horace
ON the subject, 50 that, by being prepared, he
may receive the blow with becoming loriilud".
Those who are best acquainted with the great
explosive power OF the gas that is generated II
the Van Buren, Wig department Of the ton
rj,r office, are taking out their windows, we I'M
ders,and to save glass.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-10-06

Agricultural kettle, one Large 'alufo" , oo
kettle, by r. Wheeler, c,u ,r.
The Committee regret that but very lew ,i, n'
,icles comparatively were offered Tor premiums
in their department. -, Mann.
ISAAC DOW. J"cf"''''
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-10-06

irE THE SUBSCRIBERS, having been i appImIh I'M
" ed hy the Hon the Probate CONT lol ,',e ws,
rict Of Chtcndcn. commissioners !" nt ~, PERSONS
a,o o line estate OF Chas Alien late OF mder,,,;
m sand District, deceased epresrn nso,th h ma
also ali clam and demands rSa3fd ' hsreo s hena
and sA m"i,1 Turt for that purpore, do there
"%T Srrrby give notice that VII attend 70 the 9a
. srs "' ct our attic dynE OF sd
T. N"'n ,rh'ri Tuesday of October and LIST Tues
y y Of ~ february neat 10 o'clock A M on each OF
SAID DAYS. 49,, = ,,s, . n 1915
Dated ""'' ''' IA TONER, Jr} C.,n,ni.s
,a,2 DAVID FISH
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-10-06

STATE OF NERNONT.} At "A session of the
D>TEl,r OF CuTrLNuLT - iruhutr Court holden
AT Burlington within, and Tor the District o Chlllcu-
dem on the l9rh day al september, \. II. ISIS,
Charles f. Miller, Administrator OF the Estate ct
Elisha Miller, late OF Winston, IN said district, de-
ceased. rd N said Courl hi, petition m writing, SET
nl forth that the said deceased died seized OF act
ut and IN SAID Wii.>tou OF one hundred and ity sin
acres in one body, lying ON the South side ul the
turnpike, AMI bounded ON the west, los land owned
and occupied by William Miller, ON the South by
land ownrd and occupied lay JOY Bradley, and George
y Wakefield, and on the East hv land owned and
occupied 10y Ot~ and Edmund Whitney, and also
that the said deceased owned al the tine OF his death
certain real Estate m the inst Congregation, NEE
ting house, in said liIlslon, that Is to say the one
fourth part OF the slip called number fourteen the
halt oi Sip called number SIN and the one twelfth OF
"A slip called number tive and the one hall u stall N
the Shed attached to said meeting houre and that the
above is all the real Ertae OF which the said Elisha
Miller died seized, aud that It would be beneficial To
those interested IN said Estate 10 have all the said
real Estate sold Tor the reason that some OF the heirs
to said Estate reside out ol the state tho the sale ct
the same in not necessary To pay the debts against
said Estate or the expenses ul Inc administration
thereof, and further showing to ea!d SouIl that all
the heirs to said Estate living within this State have
uycn their cuu-ent and appreciation m writing, To
the sale OF said real Estate OF the SAID deceased aud
prayinr the said Probate Court ia grant hun license
io s hr said land aud real Estate OF said deceased
/ subirrt 10 the widows right OF dover m the same
Wherruuon the said Probate Court assigned The 9TH
| day orOct1ber \ ID ISIS, Tor hearing aud deciding
ON said pctliun, nj the Office OF the sad Probate
,hnt Mi urrsons Interested, be notified thereof 10y pub
,ntion of this order three weeks succcsslvry the
! Darlington Free Press, a newspaper printed at Bur
! hupton i'm the county oi tmtlcndtn, the last al
hih Qualifications To br previous Ia the day assigned
AS atIrr,a or hearing aud deciding ON sad petition
7 Given under my baud at the Registers office III
and Burlington this llth daN ct september u lsiS
wlen3 BRADFORD RlAfORp Hrst,tci
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-10-06

IT, Fever and Ague finally conquered This
disease has at length met with an opponent, before
which it has to Yield in the India ChoIagogue, pre-
narcd hy Charles Os1ood, VI. u. This gentleman
resided in an infected district of Michigan, making
Eercr and gue its cause effect. and his study,
and from the knowledge thus acqusrcd he compoun-
Jed the above named medicine, which has ncrer get
been knowH 10 fdH
Numerous certificates from men OF the highest re
spcctabiity, estiiynG to the great efficacy OF his med
icuc, be seen on application TO tile agent at the
ApOhccarles Hall VII 5w
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-10-06

sam of Wild Cherry will cure any Cough or cold, no
matter OF how long standing. That the mdrr torn
THAT il Is conceded bv many lawyers, clcrgyncn and
physicians, that this Basan has never been cqalled
Tor Efficacy in all affections OF the Lungs aud Liver
That scores now rejoice in the possession OF good
health who. but for This Balsam, would have been in
their uravcs-having been given up to die by their
friends and physicians. Above all, remember that
this invaluable medicine has been initiated under va
rous names, and that DR.. NisIar rchulne bhlshin
Of Will Cherry can ony be relied upon to CURE.
Ii has been warranted to cure Asthma in every stage
what no MUSICIAN has ever achcivcd-nnd has new
er been known to fail For delicate health in young
females il stands untivacd--as it does Tor all diseases
Of this climate.
Dior sale by THO A. PECK, Burlington. and by
Druggists generally throughout the United States.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-10-06
Prints.

4 Large stock of American and English Prints for
y sale at cheap rates by the rircr and package
only at VI. MOVES X Cos
Sept. -, Is. WIZ
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-10-06

F.c's 10 he Remembered.
That Consumption Is almost always produced hy a
cold that might easily be cured That Nlslais Bal
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-10-06
Cass and Taylor on Slavery Extension.

1t has long been said that it is right to learn
from an ddrerSny. We trust the Van Bt,ren
branch of Lucofccoism will he satisfied with tie
following stimony;-certaiuly The CasS branch
are torccloSed from ohicctlng to its competency
The last washington injon, the great central
organ of Lewis Cas-, and the great pro-Slaycry
organ of the country, contains an article from
which we cut the following paragraphs. They
show that Gen. TAYLOR is opposed, at the South,
on the very ground that Shoud unite the whole
FRgE NoRTH in his favor. We invite especial
attention to the very significant declaration of
the Washington tHioH that il is no argttme,li
Hai,Gcn. TAYL,R wiSIeS he extension + Slfte-
re- b1ca use " he Hres in Stare Stqte.'
We have cndcayorcd to impress the same
fact, by argument and illustration, upon our rea
ders, ever since the Reverend politician, Mr.
pcrpont, of Troy falsely asserted the contrary
We have once di*provcd Mr., pcrpoinl's state
ment by the authority Of his w0rm jrje5d, IL,
Van Barren C2aricr, in Burlington, and we now
disprove it by the authority of his 'carm eaem,
| the Washington Union. Concurrcn, TESTIMONY
from roth sides, ought to make our case tolcrabI!
strong
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-10-06
NE w FIR VI ,
MOrillo Noyes g. Co.
Feathers !!

GEESE, Hens and Turkey Fcathc RS d,ranied
" fist rate arlcle-kept constantly on hand and
for sale by NJ. NON rs X co.
Successors to Villas & Noycs.
Sent ~ 'ls VIA
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-10-06
y / { D

In Colchester, Sept p, al the residence of ALrRrr
b. ALLEN Esq. FANNY CUSlIMAN, aged A.
ypnrs
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-10-06
Buttons.

nM Gross Pant Buttons. 500 do.
RVaFO Coat do 600 DO Vest, do 1000 do
Shirt do at
NJ MOVES e. Cos
Sept y, 4S. wl3
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-10-06

AT all events, we are happy to understand by pri-
waite letters that Gen. tuss firmly stands upon tn"
ground win ich he has taken. Being applied 10 form
ally bv a man or tyvo of the Wmor stamp he declared
unhrsituin.y that he adhered TO his Nicholson letter
and the Baltimore platform and that il elected Pres
i.ent, He WOULD VETO TIE WuNor PRovisp"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-10-06

Years OF suffering ct physical and mental anguish
Ia many an attrCtunate wife, and pecunarv Difficult
ties to the husband might have been spared thou
sands now poor would have enjoyed competence (;
thousands now broken IN health would have enjoyed
hundreds now IN their graves been still alive, by
timely possession OF the work,
II Is intended especially for the married, or those
contemplating marriage, as it dscos' important Sc
cfct' winch should be- known TO them particularly,
Truly, knowledge ispowcr. 1t Is health happiness
ancnce.
The revelations contained in its pages have proved
a blessing To thousands the innumerabe letters
received by the author Will attest
Here $50 every rmalr-he wife, the mother, the
one either budding into womanhood, or the one IN
the decline Of years in whom ynture coulrmpatrs an
important chluge--can discover the cau"s symp-
toms and the most efficient remedies, and most GER
tain mode ot cure IN every complaint TO which her
sex - SUBJECT
rs Importance 10 the Married
may be gathered from the tact, that TTGrc!li"s
IseatS make from
Thr,. IN Tirc Dolitrs dly!
from its sale, hundreds OF active, cncrprl.ug aaenr-
are accumu ltiuL n lIUir competence nom the liberal
discount allowed, and the great demand tor 1t. Or
drrs are required to hc accompanied with pa! m'nI
Comics ,cW be sent by IKE mail free Of postage L
the purchaser.
over twcuty thousand copies have been sent 10y
man within three months with perfect safety and Ger
ianty
on the receipt of One Dollar. the Married Wo
mans Private Medical Companion" Will be- sen
lmaiicd treel to any pant Of the United States, Al
letters and applications from those desiring 10 become
agents must be post paid except those containing
rrmttnnccl and addressed To Dr. \. VI Nanrceau
Box l22i New York City, Publishing Office, l2'
Llbcuy Il, New Nok.
The Married Wonan's Private Medical Compa
mon is sold by Booksellers throughout the turtc,
States
Sold in Burlington VI by : b NICHOLS, at TN
Publication Depot, Wickware Building.
sept :, ISIS wlOli
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-10-06
Threads.

Lon lbs. Cotton Thread, assorted Coors. 200
wv lbs. Linn do; 800 doz. Spool do. nj
VI. MOVES & Cos.
Sept. ~, ~. wl3
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-10-06
New Goods .

M MOVES & Co, have recently received their
wi. Fall Stock Of Goods, consisting OF a great VA
ricy and purchased at the very lowest prices which
viii enable us to sell at corresponding rates.
Merchants wishing to rcplenlsh their stock before
going to market will do well to call upon
Sept. u. lS. wl3
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-10-06
Pins, &c.

1OO0 Packs American Pins, 100 lbs mixed do
uNN)NI 300 m sewing Needles 80 IN Yarn do
300 Gross Knitting do. at
VI. MOVES e. cos.
Sept. -, Is. wl3
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-10-06
Stove Pipe.

CANADA, English and Russia Stove Pipe, a large
- assortment, and for sale upon favorable terms.
Merchants eau be supplied in quantities at advanta
geous rates by
VI MOVES & Go.
Successors to Villas X Noyes.
Sept. -, 'iS wl3
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-10-06

TI'IIHst Nh. JUIIt TO 10.
Dr. Brddiec-Sir--Mr. Clark, OF Palmyra. a friend
OF utinc, was taken sick about year ago with bad
cough. pain in the side, general debility &c He
consulted several doctors who prescribed tor him-but
was finally told HE COULD NOT GET WELL.
He stopped taking medicine, but continued to grow
worse until he weak he could scarcely sit up
lie a notice OF the Hungarian }asam procured
bottle and continued TO take II according 10 the drec
tons--and, strange to say IN few months he was
strong man, and as he believed permanently cured.
A....r. ..t..lI.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-10-06
AstOmishIng cures Of
co NNI W. TION.

Two pronounced beyond the reach of Medi-
cal aid.
Augusta, Me, May 81, 1915.
DR.. Brddtcc-Sir-'Thc Hungarian Balsam has
been oi the most infinite service 10 me. have been
cured OF affection OF the Lungs. which thought
To be- incurube by all my friends, by the OF few
bottles One OF my children was also restored to
health. after being pronounced Jcy,nd the reach of
Ncdicdi aid.--Ths medicine is my constant
resort OF any difficulty III the throat and
Lungs. .
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-24
Rich noud Wing.
From the Istrn Courier.
ENTERPRISE OF MASSACHUSETTS.

Few aware Of the large invested by the citi-
znsot hsale Ia manufacturing cltirs roads and other
improvements. since June. 1916 The large dividends
Teaizd from 1914 1916, and the great stimulus civ
To Boston and lis trade by our inland lines with The
influx ot specie which followed the Irish famine appear
10 have awakened all the energies Of the state and given
birth 70 vast plans OF Improvement.
FIFTY Years since, the Nlldesex Canal. costing but
half million, considered vast undertaking. and
required twenty years tor its completion but since June
lSi6, We have cummenced and nearly built up from a
desert the new city Of Lawrence; constructed
and factories Manchester Lowell Biddeford Black
sole. Lancaster W orcesteT. Springfield and Fchburg:
tn tunHcatOns Of factory city at West-Spring
ted male great aqueduct for Boston contributed at
beast millions 10 the war loan purchased a large
Ior OF the Michigan Central. and WilmIugon Mad Ri
Huusa'onir, Reading. and other railroads out Of he
state enlarged and improved all the great routes oul If
Bstn constructed lines to Ware Ram and the Cape
BrIdgewater. Milton. Fan River Blackstone Milford
Greenfield. AthU. Lawrence, Gloucester Wuburn and
Aedt5rd, and many cross lines in state: and
greatly advanced finished the Northern Passum psic
Vermont. Central Montreal Vermont and Massachusetts
Cheshire Rutland, Sullivan. Oydprshurg and kennebec
1aIroadin all. nearly 600 miles OF track opening
y Us the interior Of New Hampshire Maine Vermont
Northern New York. Lakes ChaynPain and Ontario and
abe Cana!as.
careful estimate Of the amount which AIassachu-
sets has taken in these enterprises gives the large ag
+"e ne "l my -Se'Tii Wtois vi d"ars' oi winch more
ihan fifty has ben actually paid and expended since
ih- sas' q June, 1916. The balance, from
Hitl ms. will he more than met by the surplus from the
dividends railroad. hank factory and national sncks
accrung from june lS4S 10 April 1919, without eau
slug any serious draft on the fJaing capital of the
stale
SubjJined is estimate Of the amount our citizens
have embarked IN few leading enterprises, prncpay
since the spring Of 1876. viz -
III iactiies and manufacturing cities the sites emu
IIeIaied
Purchase Of ralrads out ofthe state 100000
Expansion Of old lines Of railroad 6GOODOO
Cons ructIOf Of new railroads in Massachusetts 900 900
Lots ruoIion Of new lines out Of the state l20QOOOO
Esea,n Aqleduci, estiuated csi With
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-24
r, N n p . w II
T. 5. / intend to support Gen z Taylor
TIE SOUTH SACRIFiCFDi

Ip'HI~t dHu ITdc ice.
Published. Yesterday t+!errqphjc dpspa-rh an
nncg hr tact. that the President ha! promptly IN
ed the -egon Bin. BY which tile NImo provi~o i III
Togmz1d andsiavery prohibited in that Territory IN
ie Id;e II he loud and repeated p,itrssuns which the
- InrF. have been sounding in or ears that they
"or- he oIy friends Of the South This nt-Iipanre SCI
s"tA Iior1dhie BIT the mail If yes prday fully con
iuH~ IT, The President. without lnpm-nt-. hesitate IN
tj uo -naurr % ms tIN and thereby branded fsp-
nod uqH Iue Professions OF D-mocrlcv Tins act ni the
tt,ei!cn snr-nderS The whole qurs un-sI far a. it r.
Lh.s' the power OF Congress. The South ar eAcn
CtG pt Va laN Of Congress. sanclionrd by jas K Polk
trhm cfftHg their slaves to the Oregon Territory?
1i"eN n' tbs one act, 70 ITSELF speak louder than ri.
Ia4 b.Senus professions Of trierdship which these
lyTucrrs can make
Mr. Calhoun. il speaking of the bill said that sthis
vas the hrs time the Wimot pruvi~o had been adop-
ied and HE South would be justified in standing out
and resisting % Tile last"
Mr. too'e Of Miss. declared that after the passage of
I'M bil.. Grn CaSs would not receive single vote
-lr.n sIavra,lding State
These declarations made before Mr. Polk had
sly N.Y. the b, and when ii WAS scarcely deemed nossi
bic at ihal uuciOnary could So far FORGET his solemn
pledges.
Mr. PlG accompanied the signed bin with a message
~ U'-r~S stating ms reasons fur giving his approha
On. HE main is that the territory thus declared
70 be ire for all Time is North Of th Missouri cDmpr
mise line But after thus signing this hin. when d.
prlved The South offs rights, cihod Gny compensation
lie sgraciodsv pleased to say, that he would veto any
similar my intended to apply to the territory South Of
So 80 We would rather have the deed than the word;
tor who h1s - often eaten his wufd~! How can tile
South any more conide in party, which has habi,ua ly
nada sp'r offs best interests and which while always
protesting an Intense devofrn peculiar Institutions
has never ina single Instance scrued 10 sacrfce them
when It's party schemes rendered il necessary? Ana can
any thing exceed the shameless etfonery of party
winch Whr mus acm5, continues 10 profess to be tie
champion Il The South.
Richmond Wing.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-24

rec.a-ei that Nr had s9vsd the party from defeat
N4o>NTH'"ty hr hAca very Rpbe>ptre ia sendi 10
Nj T.. friends t, ihe guRlo me-
Naw. ! an done. hone with party politics forever
Ani f-' as have small space left. | nav u well
rX0r-S> my prItuuld rrGre that c,nriaur-d in The
>-at.s ce1rp, th- elevation ofa NM, 1, tha hj,.h
est ~.iln IN the world VIII, ,sSess4 50 dlain1ye an
intellectual cdihre Mr.. Palk H. stumbled II ma
Elng MI first of.al and has never since bean a,je
70 resume the d'gnIh-d equilibrium Of a statesman AT
Ter ms hrsggsfncan assertion III regard "a Oern he
was li"datrd mt an p'anre ~ treaty. MT ne.ca
itf-d "iik. nat dictated BIZ. The BRUSH Ca1lnat = he
hi ne AHirctnS SvII happened to b. in Frr ne At
lA-h M cin appreciate III sentiment If otn-r nations
regard to tae pnsiannous c1niuct II our Executive
AAy 'i-W'i ih- head # the Cne rrary as true rep
sentative of the intelligence honor bravery II H.
people over whom he presided The war with Ni7z.co
MAS regarded a mere aterpi to remove sIch impu
'a'hnS And. IN :" far our Generals and the army
Were Concerned. the wantnn scheme was succ-ssful-
But the avoNed objects Of the were never to ~
famed Tor want Ut wisdom and hrmne>s in the Execu-
i've Mi Folks indemnify FIR the past and security
s'r tr fniue'' IS now by-woTd and deson at every
CIV iIzed curt in the world
Impartial history wi bear record Of NJ Pplk's ttaI
Incompetence asa Chief Magistrate H acs are
s-rrs VI 1ilri4rs Tle repeal of th4 tariff 1T ~ vas
blTnd-r. this. who am an advocate of free trad
iiad he tariff been disturbed Fnr!and BY ibis
NE would have been bankrupt and our manufactures
aye no iHgrr needed special protection. Now any one
't wt.l IDk over tue Union, perceive tile almost
tyrrsal pr S'ratpn q the manltl turing interest," while
very ~h that sails from or ports is rriuhed with
or gold and silver. Ali before many months in spite of
.f- Walkers figures, The vaults Of Ihp Treasury will
a!"in 5a empty. and new ans nrcess.r r.
IN regard 10 Mr.. Cas- sort Of .puncilIil'' would
C"nSrala me 10 vote tJr him He is an aboIronis |
ctre not what description If letters he may write To Nh
!dtch', y bamonozp The South IL capable n d.
no HAT. and nt explaining (by means If hS private a
y fy Is thorn