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The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-10-27
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JUST ISSUED.

A MAGNIFICENT PORTRAIT on
GENERAL Il A. JACK son.
Engraved BY \. ., WEIGH. Esq. sfts.
Lhe original portrait painted W THOkfAa
SULL9, ESD.
ihis Postrnit win be mn tch Cir iAo wash
ington, aud IL in every respect ~ we'll got 90.
PricesSs NO per copy. Address rs aboSs.
OeNbef | :, 1852.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-10-27

he Borough OF Cadiz pnysa Corporation Tax
Of 7'lO OF II miiIOr ccnts on the SlO0 Of vn!ua
ton. r. X. PRICE, Auditor Of GlIarTison 90.
September 6, 1859.
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a H. MUOREau procured sAc sufvi0e a.
LAs lonr OF the bcslwOFkiaen. Ii Ire i IL ilssA
Is happy 60 say to his friends thar ID Il s,sa4
parsd 10 do het.er wusk tLgA u done II I'm.
simiihr cstabIiahmeMl In the coaAtrs. he na.st. 6
hie ffitnds tlatali hisexensiye stoe 81 eIaI6ins
il got up hy lsimsei mud not one hoIlam safsk
ut ems ern sop stiop work Il IA Hrs siofe. .s5lk
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The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-10-27
M TIfENS FE.H4LESEM
MARY.
Course of SEsEdi9S.

O4thography; Botany -Lnro'ia;
keadlng, Alg..nl--Davies;
ftlhS; Geomelry, " LPgrndrc
HfaiIimnr Ri.cturics-Nc .an's
Geography, Mltctell's; I.ogic--lleGgce;
tncIenI-GcO.: =. - Eiunienls of Criticism
kahes:
Arithmetic-Ray's; Evidence Of Christian
ity--Aicxnnder;
History u :. Willard's; Mental PhI-Abcrcrnm
b.c's;
History Universal, ''' Moral Phil. = Way
Nat Philosophy Oms cd; Analogy of Natural
81 Rcvaalc
Astronomy II Bunitt's; ReIiginn--Bullcr's;
Chemstry--Gr"y Compositions;
PhJ siolugy Cutie RS; Cn!is.he nirs;
'E&ESTES
For Il session ui i've months
Reading Writing Geography and Grammar
Sc,
All olher English bra nchrs. $500.
IN FssA CHARGES.
Music: on the Piano. Sl4 90.
Use nf she Piano, 4,tU.
Music on The Guitar, Ii 30.
Use GtlnstrumPnt, 2,01.
Vocal Music. 200.
French, 600.
Drawing Painting, 600,
Use OF Pa terms. LOU
Onc Hall Payable in Advance
The Winter Session commences on the first
Monday of November.
IiOart!ins Rooms IL ilirneture. from 81 ~ to
/ 50 per week. Under the energetic scholer
like managument of tbs Principal, Miss S. J.
Thompson and her assistant. this Insti lutioIl,
although in it's inancy, bids fair Il become All
efiieicnt auxiliary i'll the important work oI
FeMale Education.
Oct. 2Dth 1859. 6w.
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New Fall and Winter Gooa'
s. N III. MY,rAmnr.yT

-: OK IA 1sA 3 "A DUEM
A RE now receiving the largest sI,c of roo,'
IA they hnye ever offered to lle IN bic
Harrison ounty. Our gootIs were laliehnsp
IN tic mo favorable erms. e 1rnp- isiIg Eaxj;s,
French, Gcqman, Aidia an Americf Il. m ,,,:,
ncIntr. Their st oek being veY ,xs1nsire. n
mo. It's'Iluons cinnat fail in te ing pleased
: he attention otthc public is ilHited i, sr mi
;his masnidcient stock before pm reliasias III
where. S. 81 II. MFALf1E'N
Cadiz, October I3. 1872 #
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NEW GOODS

FNiiE largest and p,ct.iest stJsx Nj I'm
Il Goods is to be seen at WIN. II 1sts & c.,
where they think it nc trouble to slo gao,i, th,t
Inns b.e:' purchased exclnsiyely or cash. nal
with great care in New York AN / Pnile delphi,.
which thCy ask the atten'iol ot customers
nn1 every er On desif.ng TO purchase goods al
.hort pred,R. Z .
We have ad 'ei to our usual VARIETY. roo
nssarlment ofReady Made Clorhing, which Won
Nil find on examination 10 be much cbesncy
han purchasing material and having ths:u
made Cad and examine the stock.
Nhiiz. Get. l3, ls52 Vim. lIOG& g co,
1HE ONLI TRUE PORTR1TT- 75
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Plainfeld, Mich. ApriI5, 1852
Mr.. John d. Patl Dear Sis :--Cr. Gu, s
Yellow Dock and iiirsaparila is performing,
some astonishing cures in this place. Mr.
b. Strickland has jus. il formed me that one OF
his childlen has been entirely cured OF II YER,
severe casc ofSorelula by tho nse OF on,y bottle
He had tried almost every thing that lie Doc.
tors had prescribed, but all OF 10 pvuil, az tic
child continued getting worse, The sores. are now
all healed up and the child apparently we'll,
which is justlyiascribed TO the use the Yellow
Dock and SarsnparilIa.
Signed Yours, truly. n. A. BEAL.
0S-Price 81 per bottle--sixs bottles Tor SIS.
Sold by J. ID, PARK, CINCINNATI, y.
Northeast corner Of Fourth end Walnut streets
enlranfc oM Walnut strco.--to whom nll orders
must be addressed.
AaENTs--Jobn Beali and M'Tleap L. Knox
Cadix; Hogg 4 Parrish, Moore6tld; John ITogg
Mt. Pleasant;J j. Crumbacher & son, Wheeling.
Is >. Hcnning, s,eubcnvlle; Isaac Holloway.
Flushing Isaac Lewis, Georgetown; Il. B. Yost.
WaIrenton; I'hcs. Nichslssa. HarrisyiIle; ii.
2. Ria, Maria's Fsry. n
Fptffmsrr fsss, ~
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-10-27
New Hagerstown ACADEMY.

ME winter secession of this Institution com
Il Wcnccs on the first Wedu estl ay Of Noyem.
her un Ter the super nleudence aud Instruction +
The Rev. VIM LAVERTY, II gradnateo of Wash.
ngon College. He prosecuted his professional
Studies at trinccton. Mr. l.. bringsthe highest
testimonials Of scholarship art' ~ther onafc;l.
lions Cor teaching an academy. from the Faculty
w Washington Collegc--from the Hon. IL. III.
Leavitt--ald the Rcv, Mr. Conlings, of Stcubcn-
vile. He has also had considerable le exorri sn.e
IN teaching. II. BROWN.
Sep ~ i31a--3f. Ere .. uf the Boarl
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"TE T. are now receiving and opening IN T.
w Store Room IUrmcrly uccupicIr
Milikcn Il Crimes, Main street. Opposite Z.
Court House, an Hnrirn llotb assortment tksf
iS"ndy Made Clothing, -
Consisting ia part OF double and singIe on
coats, OF every variety and stj Ie; sack -
business coats; cloth, Gu ssinere. satinet, Iw,
aud jean pants vests OF HE qualities and sty !,
NHgyr. Mexcan aud brush hats,
MOLESkIN HATS, EXTRA,
Plush caps, of vrriuus coIors and siy lee Sh
and shin collars. ofali styles; stocks and CT
vats: uunks, aIises, &c &c.
"hich was made expressly to our order, q
good ntIerial aud mHdc To wear, after The
most n lpro,ed city style. and all ofwhich We
new offer tor cash Ht The lowest prices.
THE PEOPLE
Would Ghd it greatly TO their advantage to Civ
us call before they purchase us we intend
Keep HE best general assortment, and give 4
greatest bargains in our line, that have et
before been offered to this community.
a seeing is believing, just call ant exnm'
Tor yourselves. Up. JOHNSON Mt.a.
CadZ October 6, 1852.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-10-27

ENHENCh aud American c oihs. Casimera.
- Oasslnsts, Tweeds, Jeans, iinsns. and :
iss y"hety offnnsalooAs stan, nhea1sr N :,
i"a'f'iaI u andil M'FADpssas !.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-10-27
NOTICE

Is hereby given than will attend at the usual
place OF holding Elections in til, several town
ships of Harrison County for The purpose Of re-
:Ciying said lnXes. as lolloEs:
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-10-27
RGRsEaEaaee2a.aH.
CHAIR HTANUrACTUREIg.

TNIE subscriber wishes 10 inform his custom
n ers and the public generally, that he hrs OF
hand LOT Of CHAIRS, MAIDS to order, whicI
he viii sell for cash or approved country produce
and that he still continues to manufacture nj
she different varieties Of Chairs, SetIees, Socia
bles, Arm-ChaiTs, small Chairs, ess., etc., Mt HI
stnnd, on Warren street, few doors south Of :
4 u. MFsd.len's store. stk8
JGh4 sa ~ MCCONNELL.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-10-27
DR.. Guysott's Improved Extract of
Yellow Dock & Sarsaprrilla.

rs NOW PUT u" in TuF LARGEST 81
4 zed Bnttles, and is Acknowledged lo he the best
sARSAPARlLLA made, as is Ger tilted by the
W0SDEEfuL CuREs il has performed, the urginn
copirsI0f which are IL the pos-rUsion Of the Pro.
priJtor. Remember. this IL the only TRUE and
ORIGINAL article.
The Medicine, wen used according TO Gircc-
ti0ns,
VIII LWre, Without Fail.
ScsorULA ON KiN0s EvtL, CANCERS. TT MuRs, ERur-
TIoSs OF THE ski, ER,spFLAs, CHRONIC SoaE-
Eyes, RINcw"hM or TErrEns, ScALD tiEAn, Rmlu-
.TIsN. PAIas IN rHz SuNEs on JoINrs, oLD SoRrs,
AND ULcERs, SwELLING OF of Tug Glands, Syphilis
Dy spcpsia. Salt Rheum. Disease OF Kilneys,
Less Of Appetite. Disaase arising from the use
Of Mercury. Pain iii the Side and ShUud,.,t If, ,Ge-
neral Debility Dropsy, LuInhago, Jaundicc and
(nIIiv, uesS
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-10-27
$50 PIECES OF CALICO,

/ NEAELY all warranted maddeT cobors'
IN dresses trimmed out Mt any dcsiTr'i p!ice,
MAILS eou. family on hand best make ut
IN WOOD and SMITHS.
I'D OPES, bed cords and lines ut
HI WOOD aud SMI rlI'S,
ITROCERlES, all kinds ronst lnly an hRn,l
NJ at yOOD and SMITHS.
! S. We take c: p'rihl pairs tLat our sIo-
Get les shall be OF The let qugliry.
ISADDLES. brides, barnes &c. OF every
- KIND, furnished 10 order on The shnrte. no
ucc.by WOOD amt SMITH.
ITtARPET BAGS. cnIpct crash, oil cloths for
~ floors and tables at WOOD Il SMITHS
A LPACAS, pure alpaca u.iies. + .ench
! IN nIcIino tie beet that is made. all plors
at WOOD and SMITHS.
! lNELYETS, fnncy for chidrens wear, also ali
' colors Of 6annols FOR chihirens wear and
Trimmings, at WOOD L. SMITHS.
4 MBRELLAs. at
~ WOOD and SMITHS.
4 NOTHING ola II knds on hand or furnished
~ or made mp OIL the shortest notice aud war.
mnteitO rpLder complete satisfaction by
WOOD and SMITH.
HOFFEE MILLS stquaIity at
~ WOOD and SMITHS.
VEENsw Elm sets on my way. at
lV WOOD and SMITHS.
g. lI.K velvet black nnd in colors IL,
~ WOOD and SMITHS.
A. INE FAMILY FLOUR, fresh at all shines
and wheel barrow to lend, ut
WOOD & SMITHS.
Caaiz, Octo Der -, 1852.
,TUNliBIT shawls, wool sha Is. all cof0rs and
! Il prices at W0OD& SnIrli'S
NOMFORT S, hoods, hats caps, tounets tri M
" mings, linngs an extensive ariety, ut
WOOD and SMlriPS
FOR WINTER,
EAVY blankets. all wool / call soon.
aud don't forget 10 cnqui.e for veic eating
not stuck together, but 10 be made good on the
shortest notice. at WOOD and SMITHS.
DONAErS and dress silk p. bluck, changn-
ID bic, plaI and GgurcilkaIl pric es at
WOOD and SMITHS.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-10-27
TslE BEST FEMALE MEDICINE
KG NANAN

The peculiar NAL Ildits 10 which f.na les are
fubsjc' commonly produce great bodily cxhaus
tOn.accompanied by hcprcsscd ad often gloony
state oi mild AS the system declines in strength
thtt is Il loss ot nervLns power. and this yer,
naturally inpairs the enGrgy Of the mind and
dislurbs The eqHalim tv Of the temper Every
candid woman who has suffered from female
complaints will admit this to he the nourlitul
truth. Now. to obtain relief, il ~ only ncccssa
~ to stop the tendency TO depletion ami debility
This is done by renewing mat fauHtaim CT calth
aid slrengti. the BLOOD, and BO medicine ac.
complisi,cs this desirable result 80 speedily aud
complete as ''Dr. Gmysotps In,proyld Extract OF
Yellow Dock aud Sarsapan'ia."
Ladies OF pale complexion and confumptjye g
habits. and such as are debiItaied by those OBJ
strIctions which females re lipbe 10, re resto
red, by the use of bottle or two, to hluom Il nd
10 Vig0r.
Scnfuia and Cancer cured Ivy DR.. Gnyso tts Ex
tract OF yellow Dock and SIrsapa riIia.
RuTLEDGE Granger county, Tenn)
April q 1852.
J. D, PARR, Esq, CINCINNATI, O.-Drar Sir
II gives me great satisfaction to ai my testimony
in iay0r Of 'Dr Guysotrs Extract OF Yellow Dock
aud Sursapariila," 10 that of the numerous and
highly respectable rersOns who have been benc-
Gtcd by the medicine.
My wifc has been suffering for the space ofnear-
iy i've years with Scroinja and Cancer, which
think, Ioand its rigin in the arrangements Of the
system pcculia 10 her sex, while in the mean time
81 was under the care OF the most eminent Phy !.
siciiIns in this section Of co hitry, without der-
wing any material aid from their prescriptions
YpOn the recommendation Of Ur, Cuckes one
OF our Physicians, who had iseen The medicine
used with happy infect, obtained Of your agents
here. "Messrs. ice & Mcfarland" one bottle of
"Dr. GnysotPs Extract OF YcI0w Dock and
Sarsaparilla." and as my vile found relief from
fIl.fh h,.Atl 4 h.,.... 4. -..I..
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.EOIU Come OsI.

A LII our old customers (asd thanks bc 10
IN them their names afe irginIs) f.mi a,
many mote rs can in any ,so make IL rouve-
nieht. The more the menieI. The more cssL,-
neIs We have the cheaper we can afford to ,sfl.
iw dollars wCr,h sold nj ten per cent. pHofi, i
better than Vho nj twenty per ceRI. This n
our plan ma gOOdSand Si0ri prgtiis.
We have the beat winter stock we ever Lad
general aud almost universal variety, too lc.
diOas 10 cnUmerate but not too many 10 show.
Cone ON then, we are very Ihroug but shall be
TCTy glad to sce yVu all.
Moe, Tespcciiully.
WOOD & SMITH
( Endir Orinhn, II IGEJ
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AEEEsPEIE.W.

HnNAs FnILilBs. WILLIAM rHII-LIrs.
Il. Phillips and Son.
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NEW CLOTHING STORE

KOon9-undtr IIe ItcpnJlic : tlice.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-07-29

the DEACON (who sils under the pulp, there.
and took our farm 10 pay his run bils) sold
them the poison, the DOCTOR said thai u little
was good. and excess oughI 10 be avoided
My poor husband. aud my dear boys fell
inlo The snare and they could not escap";
and one after uno,her was conveyed To the
sorruwlul gave Ihe drunkard. Now look
a, me again. You probably see me for the
las, line-my sand is almost rum have
dragged my exhausted frame from my pres.
nj hom"-your poor'house-to warn YOU
all. TO warn you. DEA1oN-to warn you
FALSE TEACHER OF God's word, and with her
arms high flung, and her tall form sme,ched
10 lhe utmost. and her voice raised to an un-
earihlV pitch---she exc aimed.
81 shall soon sand before the judgment
seat Of Cod. shall meet you all there
false guides--and be a witness against you
all |"
The miserable female vanished--a dead
silence pervaded the assembly 1.-THE Priest
Deacon aud Physician. hung their heads
and when the President of the meeting arose
and put lhe queslmn.
"ShaI any icens, be grained for the sale
of Spirruous L'qnorsl the response was .
unaninous--NOl'
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-07-29
Education against vice.

mo one can look upon the picture which
the records OF crime presents without ci ar
y discerning that ignorance is prolific
purenr of irnnoraiuy. ignorance keeps OUT
OF sight those powrriuI and commanding
motives. " hich being clearly seen d., in
fact. deter such mullnudes from vcuS
courses But mental cultivation creales n
tasle lor ,lftee enjrymenls which ara noble
in their character aud more worthy the pur-
suit. Our criminal records are very in.
slruc,ive. as showing from what class OI
community come The vicious and immoral
OF 1915 prisoners received in'o the Eastern
Penllenllary of Pennsylvania, less than hal
could read and write; and almost The whole
even of these could barely form rude und
nlsShapen I"ucrs. Nothing like education
could BE- affirmed Of them.
The Chaplain. IN leuer. affirmed lha
during the nine Years OF his connection with
that prison there have moi been more Than
Two ur three cOiviclS who had received u
collegiate education. and not more than
double that number who had evrl b ei
members of an academy. OF the 800 CON
vics then IN prison there was not one Iha
he cou d rmp"y 10 write out catalogues Io'
the Prison Library.
o. Is 289 persons accused of crimes il
France, 8 689 could neither read nor write
3,805 cou d rad aud write lmprriectIy.
On 447O abandoned females IN ParS, on
! 40 could sign Ih"lr nanreS we'll; l78(
wrote very baliy, while considerably uDov,
hall the number could moi write al all.
| Oi8 1U3 p' fsons oi the same description
in London only lour had received SUPER
ur education; 80 could read AMI wrIte well
! | 237 could read aud write impcrlecIly, an,
IT'S. more Than lhrre.ourhs oI the whole
could neither read nor write al all.
How much money and misery is saved I,
Il community by educating u' clusSes. The
school house shuts up The prison.--BoStoi
Traveller.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-07-29
Gen. Pierce aud the Cent story.

The New Orleans Delta. dashing indie.
prnten, paper copies. the famous story, re-.
lated bv old Gov. Steele. abou, Gen Pierce S
remarkable generosity, in furnishing cry.
ing y0ungS,er with the cash wherew,h 10
purchase cents worth Of candy, and has
its own laugh over II, as follows:
Nov. il the Democrats have any sense
and there are nol few of them who mani
FEST very little Of the common faculty. they
will never inquire into the truth Of the fore
going story. but admi, i, 10 b. literally cor.
recI. Gen. Pierce. seeing a iue by
suffering for the want of a stick Of candy.
when his companions were all supplied with
that essential of Juvenile felicity. did NJ,
pass by un"bseryngIy. as the edi,nr of the
Bee would probably have done; nor. did he
stop. as Nh" too inpulsiye and rxriiahle edit.
or Of the Bulletin w1trid probably have done
and give the bov quarter Of dollar. with
which he would probably have bongh. CANDY
enough IL bring on The cholera. and thus
provoked the other boys TO give him con.
founded licking; but lhr General being sana.
ci'us us well as benevolent. ionk wise as
well as phi anihropic view Of the cnse. and
gave the boy a cent. a cenU Oh! ye pre-.
cociiies Of Louisiana. do you know how
much cent is. in New llampshire-y,
spendlhrli scape Cruces who think so IIt
oi dime. which your fathers. with much
richer parents, when they were boys, looked
upon as u small Inrune-do you know ,ha
10 New Hampshire buy, Il cent is as bic
as carr wheel! A cent will buy hall doz
en- tish'hooks; cent will buy at least ,hret
cakes more Than enough for an ordinar,
Juvenile stomach; u cent wiII' buy just enougI
candy for any common boy to eat. and 10
much lnf The uncertain juvenile slomach
harabous.
We should consider Gen. Pierce no friett
Of ours. if he would give our boy as muct
candy MS a cen,wlI buy in New Hampshire
Gov. Steele was therefore right. Genera
Pierce's generosity is moi 10 b. measured b,
Inc amount bestowed, bu, by the admirable
sugacIly which so nicely appurti,npd the sup
lply 10 tie demand Ii showed M excpIlen
knowIedge Of the principles Of poli,ica
econumy. in the Democratic candidate.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-07-29
The Men Of CherubUsc0.
BY C. r. noFFmAN.

BY C. r. ioFEMAN.
They'll point them out in after years
Th, men Of Cherubusco fight
And tender hearts will name with tears
The gallant spirits quenched at ght,
When each who under WINFIELD fought,
And kept the field alive,
Was equal, in the deeds he wrought,
To any mmon five.
They'll point them out, those veterans then,
AS far beyond all common men,
And each to each, with stern delight.
Will name tie Cherubusco fight.
They'll sing their praise when they're no more
The men Of Cherubusco fight!
And wien their latest march is DER
As one by one is lost to sight
Then girls will beg his friends to spare,
From off that hoary brow,
A shred but of the scattered hair
Which waves so richly now;
And loiterers by the inn side hearth
Will pause amid the tavern mirth;
And, filling, fear since he has passed,
They'll drink "to CherubuSco's lastp'
The,'ll paint their deeds in statued hall
The deeds of Cherubusco fight!
And on the smoke dried cotsge wal
Will smile their pictures, brave and bright;
Who fought with sta,wart SCOTT of yore,
Thatstoried field 70 win. .--. -..-...,-
When every warrior bosom bore
Five hero hearts within;
They il legends tell Of heroes then,
Far, far beyond all modern men;
And still in song will grow more bright
This deeds Of Cherubusco fight.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-07-29
British American Colonies.

lhe BRUSH American press teens with
expressions of local discomfort, arising ou.
of The cavalier disregard Of colo naI opinion
thai has been manifested during It's brief
term Of office by the presen ministry Of Eng.
land The slaunch Tory gentlemen of mat
country fnd themselves unable 10 rpaIiza
the progress toward Independence ,ha, has
been ma'e of lnIe years by lis dependencies
On this clntncnI. Concessions to popular
demands in Eng and are int lligible To The
dullesl "f the privileged orders; bu, the idea
Of political advanc"m"nI in the backwoods
Of Canada. or the pine forests Of New Bruins.
wick. has no, YET lound resting place in
III" genuine Tory Intellect For augh, thar
appears 10 the conlary in 'he imperial pulley
in re- alton to the Colonies. the history of
these United States hns spoken in vuiu.-
lis lessons have been dsregarded many
times during lhr last three monlba.
The refusal of Sir John Purking,on 10
give The necessary sanction To an un,i.louor
law adopted by The New Bruus, .ick L"yi la.
turr is the latest instance of the kind. aud
one lha, seems likely 10 excite strong tpo'ing
in the colonies. 1t is denounced IN CJun.
iai pnpers even Of rigid conservative sripo
ms an inGrac,ion Of The right of province to
make lis own municipal regulations. and,
consequently. blow at III" elementary prin.
ctI 10 Of responsible government. Without
relrr, noes 10 the measure dlrecGv involved,
the ministerial veto is characterized as nm
assumption of power certainly warranted by
constitutional firms. but which had well nigh
(aiIen into drsueIudr under the sway OF moro
liberia rlrrs. BPsd snubbing the lpeln,al
crs Of N"w Brunswick, Sir John has offend.
led Nova Srulia by denying % its ministry
tn representatives "f Il parliamentary ma
! inrly-lh" powef Of investing II lawyer with
The empty honors OF "A silk gown; he has re.
fused 10 permit Canada to legislale on The
irritating ecclesiastical qupSlinns which for
n generation past have proved the main bar,
rirr TO III" peace and progress Of the western
section oI the colony; and. 10 bind logrll er
the three prvinces by n remcmberarce Of a
common wrong; he has rppudatrd bargan
entered into BY Ear Grey for the conslruc.
,on, under imperial guarantee. Of trunk
railwny from Halifax 10 the river 81. Clair.
To give n flung climax To the whole. he has
politely nId The people Of Newfoundland
,hal they are no, nuw fit 10 govern them.
selves even MS the Canadians do. and that
they must therefore content themselves for
some time to come with the simpler avoca.
zion oi fishing.
We dcal only with the facts. as items of
passing intelligence and illustrations of Brit.
ish colonial pnIlcy in 1852, OF their prob.
able consequences our readers may judge
for th msevcs.