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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-03-17

IHy rRUE rEsr or DENocRAcI-What are
the true tests Of Democracy, is question which
no~ ag,tates the party IN no small degcce Intro.
duce no nstc tests says the consery alive, with
his pockets fall and bis hands in the treasury
New tests will distract. divide and dc:cat us -
The old tests are good enough for him, but il does
not follow, that We shall never progress-ne,cr
accomplish any thing because the conservative is
afraid of destruction, division. defeat. and loss of
SPOTS. The business Of Democracy is to d. not
SIMPLY 10 talk The great question of human al.
Sancemsat in intellect, morals and wealth is with
them their business is to labor for progress to-
wards tins end. and all questions new and old are
-ecrrAhc 70 a very simple standard in answering
~Aether they shall be made party tests An
questions have but two sides 10 them They on.
crate 80 The advantage Of the few against the many
s'- The many against the ew. Now il cannot be
doubtful which side Of the question belongs TO the
democracy Since the commencement Of the
world, or az least since the commencement Of the
sge IN which property became the leading motive
Of man action continual war has been progress
h'reto,ore been with the few and it has been used
10 their advantage and TO the detriment Of the
many To this Is reierrable all the unnatural dis
incttoos which exist throughout all socicty-thc
degradation and want Of the many--,he elevation
ard repeiion OF the few Our revolution was
partial triumph Of the many against the few,
and we have reaPed glorious fruits from thai,
partial success. But the success was but partial
after ALL The few here We, control in grea,
measure and although their acts break out into b,
lewpapabIe manifestations, foutragcous oprrcs. ion.
they are mainly to protect the few at the expense
OF The many Ibis Is no; aneiih Tor hook abroad
'nd see how many there are who 90 no, labor at
ALL AMI aow many again, are not productivity EN-.
p.o}eJ, NAo &c; 'e upon the hes, OF the lamb anil
90" rch. Iause rho O. labor supper: then
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-03-17
.IOHN Ross.
{ aDrain K, \

At half past : in the evening. the compa-
ny pIcgcd the hcaIlI Of Sir John, ar by
agreement, ne was. al the same hour. caIcu-
lating the difference of time between Lon
don and Batavia, TO rcturn the compliment.
The mutton, with a portion of which We
have been politely favored by our friend
Mr.. Lay, although thirty SIX wears old, is
perfectly good and sweet, and retains all
It's NITROUS qualities. The remarkable skill
evinccd in the preparation of meat so as to
perfectly preserve ii for such length Of
time, in such widely various attitudes. Is
certainly worthy Of noticc.-ByG: Conn.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-03-17

An Englishman who had IN interview
with Santa Anna, when he landed at Vera
Cruz, thus describes his personal appear
anCe:
" Don Antonio Lopez dc Santa Anna is
a hale looking man between fifty and sixty,
with an Old Bailey countcnancc, and very
well built wooden leg. The Sonora,
pretty girl of seventeen, poutcd at the cool
reception, for not one viva " was heard,
which she took IN high dudgeon. The Gen
cral was dressed in high uniform. His
counlcnancc completely bctrays his charac-
ter; indeed, | never saw physiogomy IN
which the evil passions, which he no,orI-
ously possesses, were more strongly marked.
Oily duplicily. trcachery. avarre, and sen
suaity are depicted in every feature,and his
wcll-kuown character bears out the truth OF
the impress lis vices have stamped upon
his face In person he is portly, and not
devoid Of certain Well-bred bearing. which
wins for Inn golden opinions from the
surlace-scc.ng fair sex to whom he ever
paws the most courlly attention.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-03-17

II Gen. Taylor, has recently written two more
letters on the subject of the Presidency. General
Taylors friends have heretofore manifested a vast
deal Of qualification at the old gentleman skill with
the pen, as exhibited in his dispatches from the
battle field after his several victories That his
dispatches were vel. written we do not deny, but
if these late letters were written by the same hand
which penncd the dispatches, there is vast deal
of difference ia the skill ofthe writer shown he
several departments of literature in which he Jig
ures These eIectionoering documents are ccran
~ most badly and bungllngly got up a"d it strikes
us they have decidedly bad effect upou thc VIII
tiers political prospects, with those who designed
HIM with a view to his literary abIi-
ties. Some ungracious persons, pretend to iind the
difference. in the circumstance that his private
Secretary, MAJ Bliss, is ROW on tour absent from
his commanding officer
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-03-17
from the Geographic Report Of tie NA Sentinel
'iiIhiuAN N~IlA'
March Is, 6 p. NJ.

4iAIhL"AN NIIAf
March Is, GP. NJ.
The Five Million Loan has been taken.
Over four millions by Messrs. Cocoran and
Riggs of Washington at l 90 above par and
the balance nj the rates of "a to 2 per CT.
above. The whole amount of bids were
seventy millions.
The Senate concluded The secret session
At 8 o'clock and Immediately adjourned.
The discussion in regard to the treaty
was animated on both sides, nothing def
nlte however nor has any material change
occurred since the day before.
The probability is that it will pass to-
morrow.
The Democratic members Of the Massa-
chusetls Legislature have nominated LEVI
WOODBURY. for the Presidency.
BUFFALO, March 81 p. NJ.
The money market has been gradually
improving for some time past, and the rate
OF discount for first paper is materially les
sened. The prospect OF an early Peace
have mainly contributed to this result, and
the continuance of the present case will de-
pend entirely upon the consnmation of this
desirable event
Flour is held at S. % with moderate
sales. The stock is very much reduced.
The reduction OFF, cents per bbI on the
prices of freight on the Rail Road between
here and Albany has induced buyers to send
forward freely. There is not much inquiry
on the part of buyers to-day, but the mar
kct for prime brands is nevertheless firm at
The quotation
Wheat is without change. Corn is tax
en- III small parcels at 80 cts. but there are
no buyers OF large quantities at dis quota
uon.
Mess Pork may bequotcd al $40. Smok.
ed hams At Z.
New ! DIRK MARKEr,
March oh, 3 r. NJ.
The market for flour was very firm to-
day, but doll.
The weather has been rainy all dav,
which has checked business. Western and
Geucsscc good brands are 6.44a5O. Com
is dull at 53a37 for yellow and white and
demand moderate.
For wheat there is an enquiry for mill.
ing. Oats 4Sa50. Ashes arc dull.
Provisions scarce and firm.
Cotton is rather dull and the the lendcn.
cy of prices downward
Groceries remain without further change
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-03-17

All but one town (Frankln.) give 1892
majority in favor of the Constitution
Franklin will add 10 TO 100 10 this maJorl-
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-03-17

DIREoT TAxArIoS.-The Charleston Ner, does
not thank the Union for shielding the slave proper
" Of the South from direct taxation and is not con
WINGED that majority OF the South would not pre-.
ter constitutional system OF direc; taxation 10 the
present method
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-03-17

VVTTI r
D0DGE COUNTY.
Four Precincts, 237 as
Rock County.
JanesvIc, l59
JEFFERSON COUNTY.
Palmyra, 50 81
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-03-17

i"w = rNTfA@rlsG svIRg.--A solution o.rte
ounces a. munate OF amona. IN one gallon ., Wa
@r MI S1'iI) e2uusUl,h a large ire.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-03-17
RrFFALo. March 4-I2 NJ.

County $50 10 200 for tie Constitution.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-03-17
RACINE Comfy.

Racine County gives from $50 to 800
majority against the Constitution.
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NbioIom &ntb fir bsnRuts
;sn bon 2tbiram Sc9srsi6,
VS..
benjamin Sreblcr.

Ser Sommiflionsr an9eifeat burdb oisG ourt
BON Common pleas, um qsnS ausiumitkln
uno 9crtbeiIun9 ju MAIDEN BON benr @slos asz
l6St aus bsm Gberiffs 8crfaufe in, cbi9enSoIs
ls, untsr bic Ysrfonen ,psibe 9sfeeljtb 90 esn,s
ielbcn 6euCbt9t fnr, nirb FIJI. ben 3.ped o0s
marten in fsimr Nmt8ifubc, Rorb 6tc 9trasc,
in bsr gta0t &soOin9, am Monta9s sen 25it.
initcbsnbsn gcpfm6er, Inn 0 llbr Worscns.
Ganio 5. 0eroem @onniflioner
&eptanlber II. #.. 3nt,
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Scrheir0fbef.

-bnrtb ben gbrrp. ~. $. <einbah, am
0 Nusult, 6err Daniel gbsrID NIT Wlif
Barbara SdncbIp, beios aus Oct Slaebbars
|taft BON 9hafferstaun, Nbauon Gauntp.
am 8. Scptember. 5err Slatbaniel 9ebie,
hit Mlis Cara WaIace, beipe aus ber Gdbe
on Staubsbnra. Gill 9tsn, 6err &erois
Rarburaer init Wib glilabstb 4Ibrr0t beis
b bon SburIfia gauntp.
-pur6 oen gbrw. 3Sm. Qauli, am 9ten
Esptemb., 81. Solua gurieb NIT N1ib Olas
IA Teber, BON Bern.
-bureb ben gbr,p. 8. O1iller, am 5. 9ep.
5err Yeter Stan NIT Wi6 gatbarina m.Olas
tra, teibe BON Steabing. -6err Secrgc
Dals init M1iB Cara IRcgDp, beicc BON sans
afer. --am 1Oten, Serr Oanisl S6mrf
lit D1iB 6auna Sedmau, 6eibe bon GlM6
.--purtb ren gbrp. Il. g. tcinbatb, anl 10.
5eptemter, 5err quSipi9 Nutb, BON Nca.
ing, nit Oli6 Wlatilba 6aut, bon sib. 60.
--burb pcn ebrw. u. {. 6ermau an 5.
5ept., 6err Daniel &erIins nit G1i6 Ne'
: efa 6e6. beibe bon Olaibentriet.
-burh oen gbrn. s. G. 9erman, am 3tsn
bspt., Gerr 9and Brutnbacb, bon Carl,
tit NJli6 Gattariua QircE, Don Ncit --6r.
Eeinritb 2ram nit N)lIb Cara il5ribner,
eicc ton spelt.
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6 t a + b..

din 7. Sept., in 6ambura, sopina 96p'
he, Sattin BON elias Scbcmc, i'm 2litCM
ktensjabre.
.--ain S. @ept. III 8ritnpiteb, gIifatctb,
fShterebcn bon gbarlcs 0cssIp, 6 1Spcbsn
Ino 2aae aft
din %. NuaufE, in Winofor, Sotanncs
Better, im 72ftn Sabre Ieines Nltrrs.
Din 4. Sept., in altaup, Dllliam Sens
b, 2tes Gcbnhen BON Nubsn 8autt, an Oct
kubr. i'm 5fen $eteneiabre
dill s, Sspt., in glNb, Sobn, G6buhen
OIL 9alcmon Sprin9er, i'm 4ten $ebensjabre
-am 4tsn, in 6eibeltera, Barbara Ves
ker, setorne Grdtf, Bittwe BON 8eorss
Eecber, i'm 57ltcn sebrnejabrr
--am %. GuauItr i'll Denn, SaIentin gp'
|cr, I'M 70trn &rbCnejabre.
Gilt 7. Gept., in Gumrh Gtr0b0m p0n:
kebetfer, ctipa 81 Sabre alt.
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ncn eutb berianseno bic sstraueblitbe S1ab,
ritbt y, seten, baB eins aSabl CUR BefeBuns
Ses erleoiateu Sonpsrn6rss s9lmtes fatttinben
'ptro, anf ben 2ten Oicnftas i'm na6fen Sc.
tober.
Se9ebcn inter msnsr 6ano rnb bein sres
ben Sle9cl bee Gtaats, 3u 6arrlsturs, oies
fen 2ten Sag i'm Au9uit. i'm Sabre unieres
6errn l848, unb i'm 73tfen ber Nepntlie
0urh Den Goubsrnor:
Townfeno Sains, Staatseeretdr.
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Oe1eIIO0fts> >2Iua0l 0luno.

9is biSbsr beffanbsns Sirma pcn t5einrid
mb Nbrabam Sauman, @tcbrbaItsr inDis
itrift Sounfbip, SerfS Gauntn 1T am lifen
9tpril 1913, init beicerfeitiger SemiliGuns auf>
9sI66t worben. Solbs Die nCb Screerun9en
an bic 9sbatts Sirma Su MAIDEN BADEN, m69en
ibrs Mebnungsn einiencen, uno Die ,ueltbe nod)
an bisiclbs fbulcis finb, abbesablcn an Scins
rieb Sauman, fpcldsr boS @sftbdft forttrsibt
uno bic Sidsr Der alten Sirna in jodnbsn BAT.
Seinrid, eauman,
Ubrabam 3auman,
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Srettpiui9er @anDiDat.

2ln otc Stlmn19cber BON 2llt Serfs
NlitbIrser Don Derts @auntp. - Oa id,
bon pisler lIn3ufrirpsnbeit 9eb0rt babe, in
Sstretf oct QDleOersrnennuus bon s. s. Neit'
meper fir ben pritten sermin, oa CT tersits
E Sabre als 96rsibcr Der 9ltun9sn i'm 9lm'
te sslpelen 1T, uno pa i'd pleIIciti9 erlutbt
,pprpen bin, meiuen Namsn als freiwilli9er
&aaoioat sor;ass:gseg fiss ssDatstss Amt,
70 bicte itb mid bicrOnreb ben Stimmssbern
BON 8rfggauntp an ais sin ganbioat fir
oas Amt bes 5ebreibers Ger 5ibun9en.
9pQte rtb sripdblt werocn, 70 made icb mid
pcrtinblitb, bic pfi(bten bes Secabten 2lms
tee treu lu erfillcn. .,...
Gltis z. Nfer,
sieutcnant bon Capt. $oGer's Comp.
Neebin9, @ept IL bB.
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Der Geapin9er
NcutlMe SS0usNercin.

Die Mit9tjspsr eieiee @srcin6 fnb srlubtcis
ber 8crinmnlIun0 bsiFIten beiSumcbntn, ouf
kfuts 9ibsno, Den l9tsn Ssptsmbcr, um s llbr,
FIN Souls bs6 J2rn. Sricorid Qouer, in Der
EDcsnutfrobe. Cine SSobI fir Ssomten cs8
fEercins, fir boS srits Sabr 81 biensn, foa gu
|er ndmlitben 3eit 9sboltsn werbcn cS 1T oo;
|sr nttbio bas jsbsSWit9liso anmsienb fsin foil,
|s, um fir bic &onoipoten fsinsr gSobI Su film:
hen. SIN Auftrage bsS Bereins
2Irnolo purpcllc, Gcfntdr.
Neotiua, ben 10. Gcptemter. I'm.
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9SDluntter erz@0nDiDQt.

In Die Stimm9eber Don gerfS Gauntp:
Sreunoe uno t1Iitbttrscr: = Sb tisfe
MIDI @urer Seabtun9 an ols @anbioaf fir
bos 2tmt Don Recorder Don Dceos, bei Der
@obt i'm ndbfsn October, bsr entibsituns
bs6 3Olfes untcrwOrfcn, unb frci BON Yartcis
NnorSnun9en. Sails Sbr mib ,pirei9 erab'
ttt unS mir eins Wlebrbeit gurer Stimmcn
fbenft pcripretbs idb Die Sblie9enbsitcn bcS
Nmtes Su @ursr p6ai9en Ssfrieci9une ,u scas
,iebsn. 9anfbar fir Die mir bsi elmer frIbss
wn @els3cnbcit vsrlebsne @Dre, psrblsibs ib
abtun9Sppa Sur Srsunc,
Jobn 10. Iyfon.
6sabng, Suli l8. b0S.
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Sfien! Oefen ]! Oefen -!
Die 9r6Bte SanoIung in Den Serei=
ni9ten S;aaten.
SiQ lsaaD Nleiaa.

$40, 233 Sicro 5psite Strobe, iiber Der
9Sein, uno
$40, 34S Il1arftltra6e, iber ber 1Oten,
p bilooelpbia,
Motto !-Slejne Qrofits u. fbnele 8erfdufe.
Dcrfbieocnbcit = 9urbou5 unItcrtrcfsn
nno unlIbertrctt1ib.
n1itbemcrbun9 - SIeibt wsitiebr wsit i'm
cintCr9rlmbe.
gGir cfferircn, untsr anocrn filr Die 3sit
Den bcrIbmtcn dbten empire Sob,
&onsp'6 Oseonomif--ein nsu pcr5i9Iib. Ofn,
Qtitrnnb'6 Ols SuI Sob6fem
Die YbilabslpDer QuftOibtsm
I't gum os5 so5s", d'DH'' ne" H"' f'bS~ m"lsF.
Die neu Nuitsr @ompIst 3 &r66en, DO DO.
Die Oven Osfn 4 DO 90.
Gin iplsnbiesS 9(fcrtcmcnt ron 3obator6
tllt porlcrS, Qcw6bnlidc Nnoiotors, Quftoidbts
Oetfn fur StcbrS, Jpoten, &irben &C. &c. ~
jdblreb 81 benennsn.
Dbtlnoelpbin, Septsmber 10. IS
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Sunoertjdbri9e5 I&ir6enfef.

0a Itb bic "2tlts>ansiebwammsr 8cmrinee''
in Serfs @anntp, bis ndebfeu OPtcbrr eines
alaflitbeu Seltances BON 100 Sabreu IN ers
freuen bat, 20 1T pieielte su ben Gutltblude
Scfcmmcn, re6bal6 ein Sen auf ocn SO. Seps
tember unp L. Oftoter cisIes cyabrrs III fcis
cru, bei ,psltbrr Sslescnbeit mrbrere frtmSe
sDreoiasr preeiaen ipsreen. lille Srcunpr bse
8ctteebienlIes ipcrben oabCr biermt einselas
ben, itb bel oleCcr Selraenbeit einsufntsm
Der Kirtbcnratb.
san8G6pamut Scrfs gauntp,}
2tuguif %. 1849. 5m.
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Gine QGptuun9 uhc Gtiif 9ano
Gum Yrip0t- Serf0uf.

Scr llntsrfbriebsns bistst bjsrnit cine WoDs
b,una unb Is 2lGsr 2anb, pripatm gum Bcrs
fouf an. 9aGslbe tis9t in peiteIOsr0 Souns
k,bip, 2SsrfS Gountp, S Oeeiisn Don Msobin9,
IAN bsr Sulpsbpfenzgricf, bc9rrnSt Sub qanN
bon Gamuel Nbbam8, Daniel j3elcr unb 2tn.
beren. 9is 8erbeRrnngen itnb:
a Gin SlDfs fsQSObnbau6, Stall
HIHa uno onbcre Stebens@ebGuoe, cine
VI !: nicfEbsnbs Sprinse NIT 9utem 9Sonsr
|nabe beim Saufs. 9o6 9ano 1T in 9utem Suls
tmifanes unb pirbs lib fsDr gut si9nen CUR
|2lnlaas zines 18cin9artenS. Sebin9un9en bil'
Ea. SIR bas 9tdbsre fra9e man bsi
t. Cbarles Dan Rico,
ODER in bielsr 9rufersi.
@eptember 10. BIN.
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J5interlaGenldoft oer oerfcrbenen
Nfflcr GCperhplEcr,

NciIonb Bon Q6alDin9ton &aunib, Bsrfs so.
Hobritbt miro Disrnif 9s0eben, oas oem Tins
tereitbnelcm, mcbnbaft in 9ouaIas Sauniebip,
Npnt9cmsrD gauntp, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
aui bie obi9s SQinttrIafitnfbafr ertbsilt worosn
9em9enlaB msrbsn olle 9isjsniasn msIs
tbe Scrbsrm0en an oisistbs baben srfuebt, ibrs
&ebnun9en pDne 9er;u9 einiuisnten, unb 2tlz
ls bic nod an bisislbs fbupig {inr. nuf1sforz
bert fObaIo aI5 m69Iib absubs5abtsn an
.Jaeob ~. Dperbolbcr @omni'r.
Sepfembsr 5. 6in*
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Sin Sdu(lebrer uerIonot.

Gin junesr Wann BON 9utem gboroftsr, bsr
kibtsrn 1T uno binldn9litbe &enntniF bat, um
kinosr in Der beutfbsn uno sn9Iftbsn Sprabs
kll untsrrtbtsn, fann cine quite SNus fnren
hm Sbulbauis nnbe bsi Nrm9S QSirtb6baus
Kim qonsfbmamm Saunid)ip, Scrt6 gauntp,
(psnn ct iib ;Wiiben nun uno tsm lifsn 9tCpenl
Der msloet Bel
Jobn 3erly, lsrufiss
Nbrabom Srey, s '''
Ssprmbsr 10. SIN.
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9ieuer GleiDerzS zStObr.

Scr lnterfbriebene 5ei9t Dem aecbrten
sDublitum BON Neaoiu9 uno ber ltmaeaeno
gang cr9cbcnit an, Da6 CT oen &lslreritobr,
bisber bon Seinrid, wentel, in Der ONz
prnntra6e, nd6ltc SbHr 5u Sobn g. An'
lGnta6's Gifcnitcbr, aCfauft bat
90 eben BON elmer Vei(e nab europa aus
rifSetRbrt, bat CT cine Quautitdt U0rsH9lis
der &lGirGrt0tfe> ndmlib SO StIde 3utbe,
bon allen 8arber itno Onalitdten, SO 9tnde
gaitmir, BON Oen nenetten Oiultrru, iammcts
ne nno iebcne QBefen; eu9e &C., tpelete ale
le6r ipobifeil gin9etauft ftnp, mo nabsr ,pcbls
fel!er 9crf1uft iDerpen f6nneu ais font no;
sntpeber gu GleioerI aulsematbt ooer BET Oer
Oaro.
5r. !. TOenbcl, einer osr 6efen Sleiber'
mather IN Neaotna, miro fortWabreno i'm
9tobr b!eiben mnS oes 3uGtbneiben tlnb Ser
ferti9en ncuer Eleiber natb Der nstleiten Wlcs
&c, bGCOraen.
Cine NusnabI fertisrr RleiDer jeber 2rf.
itno nlmer Dorratbi9, imb ,perben au6erit
tpbblfctI OerPauft, Iopie Ot6Ge fur ss2 bis 10.
unb anncrc Sleiber in SrbdItNi6 ipo1lfsil.
SreBz Gliter, ...
Seine lcineue nnb Sdnep. 6smoru, Sulsu,
Sta9en, 6alebinoen, (@tods) StbnupftIs
der, grapatten &c. iprltbe iebr wcblfsil bers
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FOR THE

4 Mn. EDITOR-IIaving so much of the old
aRoman in me as to believe that an injury done
Ito the meanest citizen, is an injury done to the
Commonwealth, and also in the wholesome and
true maxim, that there is a point ut which for
;bearance ceases to be a virtue, know then
THAT |, Elisha Fuller, am a regular subscriber
70 the Universalist Waterman, published al
Montpelier, VT, and I'M assured and treasured
THAT the paper is regularly mailed at that place
for tine Z. o. in Middlebury. The Editor ]
am personally acquainted with, and place i'm
Iplicit confidence in his assertions, what then
is the reason that one-ffth or moro, at the pre-
sent time and for four years past, never come
to my hands l am authorized to receive
subscriptions for the Waterman, and if any
person values tho paper for its contents, /
more,-let him or her subscribe, and have an
honest title to a paper of their own, that | no
longer lose my paper, subscription money and
postage. My paper of May 18th, A. d. 1913,
No. Al, was not to be had on my application
at the Post Office. Tuesday, June 27th, this
No. Al was handed to me by the clerk, and |
will frankly own l was not n little mortified
and chagrincd, at the transaction, supposing
as | had good reason to, that the paper had
followed in the footprints of its illustrious
predecessors. Of what avail, Mr.. EDITOR,
would be the Galaxy, or any other paper, six
weeks and over, behind the time The Mark
ct prices have changed, the Foreign News
has long since become Domestic News, &c.
Important events arc constantly transpiring,
land with lightning speed, arrive at your Office,
land wo be to those Scavengers of James H.
Folk, that attempt TO arrest its progress. Il
hail with reclamation the nomination of"Old,
Rough and Ready" for the Presidency, believ-
ing as do, that the Wings have a strong man
in nomination, that in the event of his election
will reform many of the abuses of the present.
Administration, and Oh the 4th of Marchnext,
|be hailed as "Ihe Chief who in triumph adj
|%vances," that he may dispense the harpies that
|%infest the Capitol, and the Public Crib of the
Dear People.
For this grand object 1 trust every true
Wing will pledge upon the altar of our com
country, his heart and hand.
Your Ob'dt. Servant,
ELISHA FULLER.