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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-03-30

BARTHOLOMEW : ExrrcToR ,vr Prvi, SyRrr.
- lsmanuncwcd perfectly pnT tot the Empire
the side, lungs, &C. with perfect success II is
perfect preventative Of Consumption but no, n cure
after that discase hns fairly seated None is genuine
unless II has the seal Of this company, at 10 Broad
way attached 10 H.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-03-30

TATE OF Illinois, In Sale county. s., LI SIi!c
circuH c9nri March term, lSiJ. Michael Ryan
vs. Barnard puiIy-At,achmcn
DUiiiiC No'ice Is hereby given to the s"'h
Ba,n,i Duffy that a writ of attachment
issued out Of the clerks office oi the c'r
cult cnu,, of La sale county, dated ne 20 u
DAY Of Jinuary, 1919, at the suit u Michael
RYAN for the sum uf lour hundred and seven
dollars and ninety cents, directed 10 the sheiii
Of la Sale county, which said wit mas bcch
returned executed. Therefore. unless You, the
said Barnard Duffy shall personally he ana OPP
near beflre the said la sale circuit court, on 81
h,r,,. Tho p,xt term thereof to he holden at the
cour, house, in Ottawa, on Friday the 3Oh day
of March next. give special bail. and plead to
said plaintiffs ueticn, iudgmen, will be rendered
against you in favor If the said Michael Ryan.
aud 20 much the properly attached as may DO
.ullicen, to satisfy said judgment and cost will
be so N to satisfy the same.
j.. CWnruS, PlllLO LlNDLEY,
Jan. &c 40. Pf's any, 26-4l Clerk.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-03-30
administrator Notices.
La Sale PrObntc Court.

THNilE regular term of the Probate Court for
L the county Of La Sale will be held on the
first Monday of every month at the office Of the
Probate Justice in Ottawa. H.G. COTTON.
Sepi.s.Isi7. PROB. Justice
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-03-30
Owners wanted.

owners wanted.
nor Rbl. marked" Jas. Phillips" rccdper canal
II bont Troy, October Goth, 1913 and for ono
Thrashing Machine marked" a MARBLE &, Son, $
reed per can'l boat uNioS, Nov Z, 1873 The owners
of the above will please call Mt our ware house on
the canal pay charges and receive the same.
feb 10 WALKER e. IlcKL4G
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-03-30

inportaAt 20 those uicfed re,tk coughs coiGs con.
sumption, tfoHc.ll.S, CstklEe aud al! lung DIS
Columbus Democrat., 1849-09-08


tT In locking over our remarks addressed
last week TO WILLIAM L. HARms, Esq, we find
one in reference 10 no.parysm, which from thr
use Of his name in that connection, might possibly
by some be construed into personally offensive
language. II such should be The case, we shall
deeply regre, Il. for We most certainly meant no
such thing. We merely designed to express
our adherence Of this general no-par,y moves
ment. and meant nothing personals TO Mr.. HARRIS,
whom as high.minded, honorable and talented
gentleman, we bavo always held in great respect.
We make this explanation without having seen
Mr.. HARprs, or spoken with any person upon
the subject wc do il Tor the purpose Of prevent.
ing tho possibility Of miscons,ruclion OF our
meaning in any quarter.
Columbus Democrat., 1849-09-08
For the Columbus Democrat
THE MOCRATIC PART
Irs AIMS, POSITION, AND PRosPE,

ITS AIMS, POSITION, AND PROSPECTS.
When we look abroad, Mr. Editor over this
republican Union, aud view the Two great polii.
cal parties, wo are iorcibly struck with the con.
trasl hey present. The one democratic party,
presenting to the gaze Of the beholder, tho same
principles Of governmental polity, laid down by
our own Jefferson, aud the same patriotic spirit
which aciuated our revolutionary fathers, the
same love oi republicsnism which nerved them
for tho contest against the ruthless aggression oi
European despotism, and the same free devotion
10 the Constitution as displayed by them since
the days Of Jefferson. we cannot hut believe that
within that party burn the vestal fires Of our lib.
cry, and that the principles Of tha, party are the
sumo as those Tor which "Frecdom's battle was
begun" in the streets Of Lexington.
The aims Of that party are now, wha, they
were in '76, viz: The advancement, Of Republi.
canism, on this continent, and throughout the
world, and free, just, aud economical admins
trAtion Of government, and firm determined oppo
sition TO that system Of monopocs By which the
Jeu are benefited at the expense OF The MANI =
BY which the rich are made richer and th,
poor are made poorer, and ia fact all those
principles urged by the opposition, whether the,
come to us under The name Of Tory, Fcderasi
Free soilcr or Wing.
Our aim is the good Of the country; Il wa
with this in view that we always followed on
leaders into the political strife; with this aim W
conquered under Jefferson, Monroe, jackson, Va
Burrn. and Polk. And it has been only whe
the glitter Of an epualete or the prestige OF som
heroic acchievmenis allured some away from tn
Path. that we have oeen beaten. Never yet hay
We failed Of success when the issue has bee
fairly made.
The position Of the democratic party is one
pride to all good and true Democrats, and Of eny
TO our whig friends, who are now blushing
the recollection Of the sacrifice Of Mr.. Clay
Philadelphia, in May ls4s, aud at the conscious
ness Of their having made the Gwonctoa Pres
dent with and by whom a corrupt clique
Washington now rules The country, aud we
may they exclaim with Pyuhus--
Another such victory and we raiaed.'
Already has ihe death kneli toiled lor The oblir
Gus burial Of the present Administration. ri
Columbus Democrat., 1849-09-08
Vhe First and second washington.

4n efTsrt was made The other dayrby one Of
organs 10 bring down the First Washington to The
standard OF the Second. Because Colonel Wash
ington, when very Young man,was confused ny
the unexpeclly high wrought eulOgium pail TO
him bv The Speaker the House OF Burg"ssps,
therefore his public speaking is tohs reduced to the
same calibre as General Taylors. But Gene'ai
Washington, at a more advanced period oi his
life. performed TWO tours in the United Siaiesand
received and delivered public addresses.with goat
proprieiy and displaying that strong common
nse, in dignifed language, for which his uhul,
correspondence was most remarkable. lalbr-o
excursions. in his private letters, in thn "h4'a
administration Of the government. he exhibited
a high and digniied character. far siperiag
to his sue .essor, the c0uniprrh Washington.
Mr.. Writ. in his Life Of Patrick Henry, teils
The following anecda'e of that great orator. to
show The hiah opinion which was entertained
Of Washington by his associates in The first Con.
gress:
Congress arose in Octaberand Nr. Henry re.
turned to Bis native couuir. Here, as was natu,
ral. be was surrounded ly his nciehhors, who
were eager 10 hear not only what had been done,
but what kind Of men had composed that ills-
trious body. He answered their inquiries With
all bis woried kindness and candor; and, having
bpen asked hy one o. them 'whom he thought
the greatest man in Congress" he replied: T
you speak Of eoqnancc nr. Ruiledge Of ''uh
Carolina is lY rr the -cates orator; hu, If you
sneak 'of sold inf rrnsrion and sound jHdgmcn',
GoI. .hington i urcn"s'ionahy he gr"a'c9t
man on lha, 4 lor.' .Snrh was tho prn"'rr'i II
Which, ct tha, early rcriod If Na.Aingtor's life,
r.uld pierce throueh his retiring n les'r aGf b..
Linll reserve and n-imltp correctly t'c on.
lvalipi worth Of bis charac'c-
How lung would j take 'he 9acora We.M ..
ton "a win ANYTHING Ike such praise from tNe 'ip'
farY OF the great statesman Of the past and he
present da,l The country has been sufficiently
bnmhugged aA1ot ihc Second Washington \
b Id esponieGt OF toe Philadelphia Sun pro-
Jesse, 10 .ay that rhr late proclamation wasaAt.
ten BY Gen. Taylor himself at Harrisburg, nd
Transmitted to Washington. WIN the National
Meliigcrcsr endorse that aa'empnt' Trace
Gen. Wasningioa's Sp9ndencP from '54 70
The day Of his death; and when any letter ia pro.
duced from him which caa compare with tho
miserable horsa letter, or the Grandn letter. we
will then admit that in point Decomposition of he
First Washinglsn did sometimes sink with shS
Sccord.
Columbus Democrat., 1849-09-08

itch ell knCw {, never rpleasgd uBld il lhaa
5.rs. Athr roOelusin Of his 9Th a0d final ae'
,rtbis prsud drama, Sc dcmncFa le dauey With
5,sw all in'ercsied persons ed -pryIOu'l l.
nredicied with EARS dripping. Iail bftween 'is
i.ss lokiag the VrrY picture .felhaa.siinr; sor
row and rri z 1alnn, Sbile bis ihree hrslIe IT.
4 rsl.ao@d and eauarfed ahous4Sn his bark. The
embUd1meui Uf selfssiisfP6 PIIde ami mirIh
Yours, eEc.
Columbus Democrat., 1849-09-08

loud, booming guns 0ftAe D.moc-acy Of Indiana,
sTennesseo and Alal,arns have reverbcraied
throughout ,be length and hrgad.h q or iair re-
public, and all good and true lovers o their
country win rally nrOund the Democratic stand.
ard In November next, aaa JET the sh0a O. Up
"Mlssissippi is herself ueal
We DO hope our fiends exert themselves,
and do no, s,r the sake Of honor allow Mis-
sissippi TO 60 into The Halls Of national Legisla-
ton with the foul b'oich Of whlggery stamped
upon her face hutlet Mississippi do her duty
and she viii appear here without spo! or bleurish.
Let not the example Of Indiana and Tenne see
be lost, but profit by them.
MissssipPians, YOU have glorious ticket you
must not be beaten do no, monify the gallant
and chiyalIous Quiiman by small vote, bul come
frOm the hIllp and the valleys, and show to The
world that you know how TO award "honor to
whom honor is due" Again we say do.your
duty. and The bright laurel leaves Of victory will
again encrcle your brows. TIARoLD.
Considerable feeling aud excitement has eI'
hibiied itself in Columbus within The last few
days growing out of Two publications: The f.s'
Of which appeared in the Columbus VIII. If ~
10Th ult, over the signature Of "Aristophnan.'
written by Charles II Morse The other in re-.
ply thereto appeared in The Columbus llrm' crat
Of The lH in.t.. over llc signature Of "Swearn.
geniana" written by James Blair. Il has been
deemed advisable that both pieces should b. re.
published and laid heiore the citizens ollhc coun.
ty together, without note or comment So thai nll
might read and Judge for themselves whether
blame attached 10 any one Tor those publications,
and any 10 whom
Columbus Democrat., 1849-09-08

0T We will pay our respects TO WILLIAM L,
HARRIS, ESQ, again next week, sh9uld our hea,l
permit.
Columbus Democrat., 1849-09-08
/IIoxr, ,OkTrssEH, Co. sea. Ia, Isla

IIoxr, OkTIBBEHa Co. Seq. Is Isla \
z q. q. WoRTHIyoT.S, ESQ.
Dear sia-It. las
lse6 roortsl. I an lnilrmed. that NJ. Harris
'cfised 10 all " M any oppouunily to sPssk Al
ColulnhIs, on the leih Of August. Tee report is
incOrTrci Mr. Harris declined alternating viii
me unIesACoI. EArnFRsTOS shouli sd lpi a' bic
avn. my 'ac,s. dec'araIionS and opinions" as
NAY be Seen EOm Ihc published correspondence
Of Mr. n. aud myself tus was wiling to corihUs
uur discussions upon the sane terms as at Nash.
vilte-tn wit Mr.. n. 70 speak one hour, !, an
hour and half, and Mr. II. three quarters Of an
hour.
Justice 10 Mr. HAnTrs requires ne ,hus to
correct The report mentioned above.
Very respectfully your friend, 1900
W. 8. BARRY
Columbus Democrat., 1849-09-08

APvLoGErIc. The editor, publisher and fore
man have ali been sick Ibis week, and 10 consp.
quence have been able topay very little attention
20 the paper. This we hope will be sufficient
apology to our readers for the small qauniiy Of
general reading matter and the want of fediioria.
Columbus Democrat., 1849-09-08

TmE Passion STRONG IN DEATH.-Whilc
Norel. the great scholar and puusicr, was
employed on lis edition Of Hebraisms ,one day he
was ,nid thai his wife was suddenly taken ILL.,.
have only two or three sentences o
translate. and then Ill come aud look AZ her."
A second nessags informed hin sae was
dying.
II have only two words TO write, and will bS
there soon a ynu are, "rep!ied Morel.
VI leegth he was told that his wife was dead
I'm sorry Tor it; indeed, she was very honest
woman.
Columbus Democrat., 1849-09-08
Campaign Democrat.

We propose to receive new subscribers and fur.
nsh them with our paper until the returns Of the fall
elections in the STATE are published upon the follow
ing terms
Six copEs: 50 so
Ten cor Is. D 20
To be paid invariably in advance.
The approaching canvass will doubtless be an cx-
citing ana animated one We shall enter upon il
with all the zeal and energy we possess, and we wish
to have as many readers as possible. In this contest
ever, democrat, who true TO the cause, must 10 lis
duty--hs ,choie duty. Clubs can be furnished with
any number Of the Democrat, they may order and
pay for we only require tbat they send in their or
ders at an early day. lVc think we can promise
ikem tina, they will get the worth OF thoir money.
Columbus Democrat., 1849-09-08

EDIroR COLUMBUS DrMocRtT:
| received io-day Il balts new Cotton from
Capt. Joux NELSuX's plantation, O,tihbeh,
County. The irsi 10 his p'aco his season.
GEO ". RANDOLPH.
West Port, Srp'. , ls49.
Columbus Democrat., 1849-09-08

01r For the list oi Candidaies al The -AOrem'
bsr election, sea hira page.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-06-13

ed "siyiniHg Of ones SELF" The Hunga
ran B1lsam, by It's cleasing, warming soh-
eulug and anlmatng power, produces not
shrinking bot expansion
Before its delightful influence, all chills
fever night sweats, Coslycness, bueness Of
Tho nails, a hot flushed skim an uncertain
strength, emaciallon and dechne-disappea
Ike the poisonous dews Of night before the
glorious morning sun! This is no deusion
bot a domonsttabie fact, sustained by incon-
Icsuble proof, from al parts OF tho country.
b. WISE To~nAy.- Delay in any case Of
consumuye tendency, is emphalicaNy death
uudor ai, ordinary treatment The HunGa
uau iialsam is great anudote, as well rs
curative. II you have any symptoms above
described, be advised IN time. Sold in largo
bottle, ot only one dollar per bottle.
by special appointment David +. Brad.
lee, Boston, Mass, Sole Agent for the UnIlsd
states and BRUSH American Provinces.
AGrsrs.- RuHand, Sloddard & Gookin,
". RpHgui D. Morgan ~ Co., CauleionPsr-
Mns & Nichols, PtusCrd II .Simonds, Dram
dom y. Ross, and by dealers IN medicine
throughout New England 30ly
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-06-13
Monthly Bulletln No. /.

FIvHE Csslsnberr COMPANY ehausr,a
n h, he ierulatlre a. New Yo.i. have
The r.ss.ars b. announce GA, .h,l Ned
rines rrs nos 4stae tba 'esE.of all. Dt.,fs.
The scenes consists ~ r.e f owing
Tup sps.Nr5-p, ,.rcr-rtnrr
pli -
80. T.. w
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'n iF'a i''ii h''A' '''u'
~, '' ''''. '''t''.' '-' ''"
','' lh- ''.'' A.- "e 'a'-
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W.. ''' ~, 80 ,.....
- ~ 'h'sf J. " y i.i'' u '..' d. 3. ID.
E"o --'A .ioNl Piofafeh 'l '.' N''a''t''
ueiF omfA"' i'" h~ui''t OF We h.A'
pony inf, 'n'foraNrf. aaI Ueai.A..' l'..'',
bafAs' Httft' sHa rf'. fAiltit IH 81.
Iotcs@ ana pro. - o.. Alt..-A. ihtt 3.
eenis pAfkacr
Illh Hl ~ Il',l ~A i. ~ .a
unrirallca mc .- o.. o.. Iu.re.i..o o...1.
Do ne m1N f.1fHi ahi obstinate cases n'
p}scuicrv. Nauaw. Lop.Y ttun. AsAus
u".cts, tGa.rfl VI. ls. Cholera laiau.uu.
I,assress OF no Bowels. Gra.rE sst ~.
other tuegu.at..5 .. a. l.i-au4es. lnCu
90 cents a ha.He.
tHlLDNI IA&AtEA -I0r sun
usr complaints ana al other affection. n'
tie stomach snl towels 20 wtlrb cb'dteu
are sui eci. b. IS ia',..H.c. I, nest ba, f.
Iuei 90 insure l.- .ra.iy coma,rulll9n Of
mothers In We Nut.afu. Western. and
Souihwes,efn ~trlfs ara Ia tae Tropics. ils
Vsluo cannot Do g. rnt,l Ii souplcs
want seriously te.l ..r every uosuor Pucc
30 cents a bo.lr'v.u am.o dIteru1He
THE GREEN NIhI\ ONT
NT.--AmJnr ,as diseases 90 which ths
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-06-13
BRANT'S INDIAN
PULMONARY RlLSAM,

This BalsRm possesscs on tho cls1nf4E md purifying
Y5iufi Of tho above named rvNFIISG ENrRAcr and
also Processes several uucr mriicauaus pornsiari y
and psrztafly adapted 90 euro COUGHS and cox
50 HFIlOEd IL heals and rtfss ilrsrH IN 10 LlnrA
md elsewhere Internally Ne readily and ns easily tho
IurfyiHF EEirdI hca.a and cures SF'rfH1AV.
THOUSANDS of curcs Of the most tnHr'fSI CnnEmp-
ton fully provo ita almost miraculous ctuscy a al dis
eA.oa VI We Luh4a llIAJAl- and HNEAsI
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-06-13
Important to Owners Of Horses and Cattle,
DILLOW'S CELEBRATED
III Il \ v r. GU RE

UNIV INHAL tONDlIION MEDICINE
W. IilcH ha. boon used with such astonishing
.H"'. n France aul Eur 'audio Tor tho lna1
twenty H.rt aai haa boon for the lnst
'Hr.. y..r N.r.uym.uF thH most wonderful cures
o. ..r4 in .hl country. ltis universally admit
i"i p" H" .trH .INclLr Iu Tho following dlfCasss
ior" ana '+l1e ln ilorsc. Hcavcs, Chronic
.oura aHd Common Colds, Affections Of the
bra.0Nm Tube. and C.ands Horse Dutemrtr,
FH1HI.r NJ thr Chest and Limbs. Surfcit Dropsy
T. tAa that aud SNn Hide hound, Bolts aud
u'. ...' vh.r. general Condition Medicine b.
n..I.I g. tH'N.. EHtlF. Cunlc. Iuts of Cud,
IaHHt.. ar "lav-. f,sar. Staggers. Horn Distem-
..r uf ut.ry ~ruri 9r 9eah. Black Tongue Milk
Fewer lau.'. Colds, and Whom Cattle are out of
c.nal'n ha. been alec wei With like success
ln o., lowing t..r1srf among Sheen Scab Stag
gore Fever 1ni hr"rsy. ltf' atH7 a sars cure for
Mel.Ies and hurrain or Lcprosy 10 Swine.
- hlYe tbs article TRIAL and It will recon
m..I ftse'r
CAUTION We caution tho public against alf
h"ar. Pow I.l.' or lioaya Camuauuds' that
ntr. tlg written signature 81 H. g. Grant on
bi.LON.- UEANE CURE AND UNIVERSAL
CONDITION EDlC NE. BE careful and see
lnnt ynH frt B., Hs % is the only remedy chat you
s'n na"4 upon 3. Oh .r9ashIy eradicate ths above
vu.trrttr Aorsrs.
F.-l ral Grant ~ssi and Cutlor 81 Chatham
street Boston. D. Fahue.toek and Co.. 9 John
Far ~, ia Brandon. Ly yolnsy Ro,i. aud r.
Jackson. pltl.urI, g. q. Wiuuow Rutland. Bar-
rat' .ul s.. We.t ltuuauI element and l.t-
r.r. .uI j. VI Ryan ir.. and co.i Cas'lstpu. Per-
.I.. a.l trIu.s West P.ultupy. Hooker aud
Gur. E.t pa4.uey ABHr. Nlllu. WI. = s
tHl T.. 'I.Irr'.. GuttrvIIie Jnues und Dow .
.Iare.4s. Wu O. Crprsuar. N.'uuri.tI %.
Nnsas.r a.. a.. 1..tn Na.Huet.rl LaI Lam and
Va. p.r.g H.r.eIh.y = % Val.
SO. f- r'aty 10 rr.aHTr Ururcfu trl
aUlif 541m
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-06-13

Tessiy large deep Iio0I cer,& - using Oh
ts,its hoitlrs Of ifanfs Pu-t6s-
The following IL the most wonderful and hstonlshi
cure that was ever effected GA a human being. hy
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-06-13
BRANT'S INDIAN
PURIFYING EXTRACT.
100 900 Persons Of Impure Blood Diseases
and $4,000 were considered IBturable

g. some other patent medicine mon arr iu the h.D Of
SOWING % w should cay who uuu.d t,irvc 10 =
lhls however do cay md stand ready prove by
rsfpsuidiIg utasf5sf that IRANTs ATuigNKs have et
f,etsl ruos % moro Diseases living human bulurN
tho Iost year than any other remedy in existence did
during tho time.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-09-19

Nayaios. g. o. siesh has gone againsi
lie Apsches And csmanrlirs. The uhsIs
foFre 81 eiliaef enmmand seaIeely exreeds
one hpHdrd sirong.
Thesreeps az he line in New Mexico. /,
Is said. are mn enough 10 rauy on The war
efierlualiy sgalns, any one Of these Iribss
al Indians.
The companies &c infantry which lad
been ordered from Fort I.easenwo,ih Hsye
expected At Santa Fe in week: bul lie
nature Of HE service requiring moanird ri.
Iiemrn. Il j. said that they can be Of liuIs
use IN fighting the Indians. :.
The same letter contains some disas.
Inns intelligence frnm lie emigranls on
lhai mule 10 California. Santa fe wss
crowded with ilem. hundreds were daily
arriving and departing, and nearly all drs.
TIME of The necessary means Ia take Them
safely through. The LETTER says:
Of the thousands who have leli N,
froniiei States Cor California. NOT more Than
three. lonrihs will ever reach their deslina.
lion. II i fundamentally sight 10 see men
leap over prccipiee; but IL is awful 10
see them rush. by thousands. into an Al.
most in,erminsble desert. 10 perish by
slaw bu, certain degrees. from starvslion,
fatigue. and d.irsi. So infatuated are thew
that no reasoning will convince ihem-no
facts will restrain them. The great road
that Mr.. Benton speaks Of as now being
made by The footsteps OF men. women.
and children will be marked out and Mac.
adamized by the bones Of the victims Of
nations insanity"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-09-19
Hits from the Louisville Journal.

A laie number Of The Washington Union
denounccs The Administration as loo COW
ar,lly aud imbecile 10 defend lie honor am
the rights Of the country. III The yer,
next column the Union has the following
:" We understand that vague and nnde
!. fined rnmors were circulating in this CT
'ty last evening 10 The effect that large
/. squadron had been suddenly dispatched
by The Cabinet 10 Cuba, growing on d
circumstances connected with the abdnc.
. ton of Rcy. Whether or no, those m.
tnofs have any foundations in fact ",
have not sufficient information to Justify
Us 10 expressing Az opinion; nor are we
prepared 10 say that lie circumstance.
attending the abduction nf Rev are al
: such a character as 10 coH for such IN
imposing ai,d formidable warliks dem.
. 0nstrdii0n."
Thus IN one column The editor of the
Union. denources the Administrator a.
To- sus.llanmous y yiaaIer;e he honor
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-09-19
FULL PREPARATION.

From the givings out Of the two organs at
Washington and the New York Courier We fear
that the Regency win rest upon the delivery Of
the abducted Rey as full satisfaction for the insults
and outrage committed against our Sovereignty
and The sncredness Of our soil. Rich. Enquirer.
There is really no telling where 10 have
these Loco Foco gentry. When you
think YOU see them committed 10 a posi-.
lion. aud turn your eyes away 10 look at
something else, # even but for a moment,
when you look hack again. sou find them
gone on the exactly opposite track. The
above exirac, from The Enquirer furnishes
evidence Of the truth OF what we say.
When Tie Administration determined,
most properly. to assert the dignity and
rights OF our country by demanding the
instant restoration Of The abducted man,
the Washington Union-we do not re-
member that The Enquirer took issue with
the Union-ihright very lightly about The
matter. and threw out very plainly The
idea. that BY Ear too much importance was
attached to the matter. Now, however,
il is found necessary 10 change tho tune.
The key nots originally by t.iu. Union
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-09-19
FROM NEW MEXICO.

a letter from Santa Fe, dated July Is.
published ~ The 81. Louis Republican.
gives dIscouraging account Of the state al
affairs IN New Mexico, Oh account Of The
hostile demonstrations OF the Indians, who
seem determined to make a desperate
struggle to retain IooIholi on their an.
eient possessions. On The north are the
ulalls. on the east the Camanchcs, ON Tie
south The Apaches, and on lie west The
NavJos; and there appears 10 be a union
Of action and combination Of purpose be-
tween these tribes, which The writer says
u without doubt The result OF negotiations
carried on for The last six months by 4
PARTON Of the Mexican population Of Tue
territory.
Col. Washington was in command OF
the department, and had been forced by
to call out four companies
Of voluniecrs-lllree of them composed of
Mexicans and one of Americans. Col.
Beall left Santa Fc ON The lih Tor Toas,
M an expedition against The Ul.Is. Mai.,
Z icE lcii 6,u Day before Ii lisht II.