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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-07-22
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Montgomery county, (Md.) July 10, 1852

CONGRESSIONAL two Houses Of
Congress are still engaged in talking much,
doing little and pocketing eight dollars per
day. No time has yet been fixed for ad-
ournment The report of tho committee
upon the public printing is cause OF con.
siderable hard-fceling between the two
Southern wingso of Democracy, the South
ern Rights party claiming portion iorthci'
organ, the "Southcrn Press" A correspon'
dent Of the Baltimore Sun says:
"The consideration Of the public printing
in the House has again been postponed
The House will probably elect no printer al
all, for the extremists will never pardon Gen
Armstrong, of the Union newspaper, for be-
| inra friend ofGen. Jnckson, and warm anC
cbivarous defender of the Union. There il
great deal ofhurmony on the surface OF the
Democratic party just now; while goot
deal Of ranchor testers below. There is i'm
mucnt danger that the slavery question viii
yet ultimately divide the Democratic party
not on principles,but on the lust OF power nnc
the distribution Of the loaves and fishes
Col Benton, when he shall be returned ia
I the House. will explain"
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-07-22

CoM. SrocKToS. The Trenton Gazette
tells a pretty good story concerning The
Commodore, II Is currently reported that
when committee Of Democrats Mt WASH
ington, waited on Com. Stockton, md in
vited him to address a meeting to "ratity"
the nomination of Gen. Pierce, he express
scd his great astonishmcnt that they should
ask him to speak in favor Of such man as
pierce-a man whom he had scarcely ever
heard Of Hc adled that all he had ever
heard Of him showed that he entertained Il
set of principles every one OF which almost
Com. Stockton was opposed to. lie thought
it very strange 10 be asked to speak IN favor
OF such a nomination.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-07-22

PLANNED BEFoREHANp,--The New llomp'
shire Statesman, published at Concord, the
home of Gen. Pierce, has a lengthy article
showing that the nomination Of Pierce and
the overthrow of Buchanan and Cass, were
planned long before the meeting Of the Con-
vcntion, and ntimates that Douglas had
something to do with the matter. The facts
published bear the Statesman out in its charg-
cs and will surprise good many cold fog
eys,"who don't know how they were beaten.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-07-22

VIRGINIA TOBACCO CRop.-The Richmond
Enquirer says:
"The inspections in the State to the let
instant, reached 3S,l92 hhds., against 2l,-
l72 to the same period last year. Notwith-
standing this increase, it is confidently pre-
dicted that they will not reach over4l, 900 the
end of the year. This will be short ofthe
estimate BY at least 5000 hhds. Should the
crop not exceed A, 900, with the present un-
promising condition OF the growing crops,
we calculate with certainty upon existing
rates, if it does not improve greatly"
NATIONAL UNION CoYvENTToY.-Th New
York Mirror, Union paper, at New York,
publishes an anonymous call for Union Ma
tiona Convention, to assemble at Philadel-
phia on the lst August The Mirror says
that it received the call with the postage un-
paid, and 10 names attached; and expresses
the opinion that concern OF the kind to
which the gctters up are ashamed to put their
names, will not come TO much!
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-07-22

CH.TThe man who writes editorials for the
Tsleordph still insists upon shedding croco-
die tears. Well, 60 ahead But don't try
to cram it down the throats Of honest men
that you are in earnest. It is not possible
for any such slanderous soul to shed tear
over the grave of one whom 1t pursued al
most up to the hour of death, with tongue
more venemous than that Of serpent. and
which even now is aiming its poisonous
shafts at another of the country's best and
greatest of patriots, lie is still in the way.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-07-22

THE WING VIcToRY IN LOUISIANA Con
pLETE.-The New Orleans Bee, speaking oI
the recent election for delegates to the
State Convention to revise the Constitution
says: I'VE have heard thus far of the elcc,
ton of II Wings and 40 Democrats. The
Convention will have WhIg majority of al
least 25. 1t may reach 30. The western
strongholds of the Democracy have been
nearly all revolutionized."
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-07-22

The Directors Of the Cincinnati and Ma
rietta road have advertised the remainder for
contrart, from point in Vinton county to
Marietta.
With the exception Of the iron plates,
tchairs," upon which to rest the ends Of the
rail, all the materials and all the labor ne
cessury toput the c. w. & 2. Railroad in
complete working order between Morrow
and Ian caster, distance Ofninety miles, are
now contracted for, and the happy event vii
take place early next summer,in time, We
trust, f. allow the pent-np citizens Of the
Queen City" to spend the next fourth OF
July in one ofthe most beautiful places in the
State. ..a
LETTER FROM THE Hos. GEo. c. WASH
INeroS.--The National Intelligencer, con-
tains the following letter from the Hon. Geo
C.. Washington, declining to accept the nom
nation Of the American National Conven'
ton for the Vice Presidency:
I have seen in the public prints the pro
ceedinrs Of the American National Conven-
tian, which assembled at Trenton, New Jer-
sey, on the 9TH inst, from which 1t appears
that Vas nominated as a candidate Tor me
office Of Vice President Of the United States
No official communication OF the iact mas
been received by me, and il any such was
made it hes miscarried. My name having
been thus unexpectedly presented 10 tne
country, cannot longer consent to remain
silent. and therefore adopt this mode OF re-
sponding to the nomination.
am highly honored in being deemed wor-
tby of such distinction, and by having my
name associated with that of the eminent
and rcvered citizen selected by the Conven'
ton for the Office Of President Of the UniteC
States.
The Baltimore Wing Convention has pre-
sented to the nation, as candidates for the
same Offices, the names Of Winfield Scotta ant
VIM. A. Graham. These nominations re-
ceived my cordial assent, as they will my
Ihaye been on terms offriendly intercourse
with Gen. Scott for twenty years, and es
TEEN him for his spotless character, and hi
frank, manly and courteous bearing. Ire
spect him for his talents often severely tes
ted, but which never failed him under th'
most trying circumstances; and admire HIN
for his military services, by which the char
acter Of his country has been elevated a
home and abroad, and been equalled by ihos
Of no man living or dead, siuce the doy" q
the Revolution.
He has freely shed his blood in maintain
ing the honor ofl country and her rights
His patriotic devotion TO the Union, conscI
vative principles and firm support OF tn
Compromise measures, cannot. in my belle
be questioned without doing him great wron
and injustice.
Mr.. Graham is wholly unexccptionable
being respected for his talents and esteemed
for his virtues by all who know him.
Entertaining these opinions OF the candi
dates of the Wing National Convention, ant
being fully and willingly committed to thei
support am constrained mostrcspec dull,
to decline the nomination of the American
National Convention.
GEORGE G. WASHINGTON
| M,nt,omorv county md \ Julv Ia, 1852
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-07-22
TFor tbe LaneaEter Gozet,e I

Mn. EplToR;--Since came down here ID
pay my old friends visit, my name has
been brought before the readers Of the Ohio
Eagle on several occasions, and cannot
for my life understand the reason for 1t, un4
less the Editor Of that paper is desirous Of
renewing our acquaintance, which was made
when we were both citizens of Columbus.
You know we have had many good jolly
times together over an old Jug, and do not
believe that either have lost their ability or
reputation in that way, for am informed
that my old friend Ellis is as well known Id
Cincinnati as at Columbus or 10 this city.
The only fault find with my dear friend
Ellis, is, that he has not employed me,
to assist him in his editorial labors, instead
Of that brainless ass, who wrote the commd4
nicati N called "Capt. Scott's nose rag" for
am quite certain can help him in more
ways than one. Ishall expect an invitation
to sleep with him, as the nights are getting
cold, although | would prefer the man who
had the. fits at the poor house.
July 18th, 1859. JOHN SWILER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-27
ri ON Ey NJ A II * CT.

MONDAY, Jan 2o--6 L Az,
The stern is rapidly rising IN Wall street The
active fancy the list is Reading Railroad, Which
advanced "a per cent. Long Island his bsen in d.
nhnd lately and the movement Of prices is upward II
went up to-day \, per cent. Harlem in proved -
Erie Railroad II Delaware and hudson, t5 Eris Bonas
1871, Ii Income Bonds, a. Canton Company declinsu
4. per ceRt Hudson River Rascad IL. At the seoOaa
board tho market continued buoyapt, and there vas
considerable ,xcitom spt among holders The imitation
in prices r fear, too rapid TO DO sustained end we
must look for the usual reacons. Erie Railroad wsps
up this afternoon per cent; Harlem 4 Reading
Railroad "a Norwich and W orooster 1; Long Isiaod
Erie Income Bonds, a. Huason River Railroad fell OF
u per cent. Zinc Of ocks have lately tee1 much
neglected they are however Ia strosg hands aud viii
move in the right way at the proper tine There are
decided Indications in the street Of speculative exotic
ment Of considerable Importance, before the lapse OF
many weeks.
The recent rapid advance in the stock Of the Morr,a
Canal very unexpected, an is what mysterious
change whatever has occurred In the condition or
affairs Of the company any change In the intD
sic value price Of the stock This stock having teo
long very inactive here we understand tina. avn ia
Wall street well known large holders and ossrators
in 1t, made en- srraneemen. With certain individuals
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-27
Marine A fairs,

THr STEAMSHIP CRESCENT Cry Of the California Mall
Line yesterday taken to her berth al the foot Of
Warren street. from the Dry Dock where she has bel
undergoing very extensive repairs and improvements
She has had boilers placed in her and her accom-
modations for passengers have also been greatly in
creased thus s further increasing her already mauy
superior claims On the patronage Of those bound to
California.
IMPORTANT TO CALIFORNIA EmIGRAnrs.-A notice will
be found In advertising columns cautloning per-
goirg to California, that tickets will be re.
cognzed by the agent of the Pacific Mali Steamship
Company at Panama unless signed by officer Of the
company and which to be procured only places
therein mentioned.
ANOTHER STEAMER CHAcREs.-By the advertise.
Ment in columns, it will be that the new aud
splendid steamship City of New York, built by MAILER
Lord, has been chartered by enterpri.ing par
ties in the California trade and placed upon the Chagre.
route She is certainly fine looking vessel and will
not be long in getting her compliment of pessengers
che has not already done The agents are Palmer &
Co., 10 Broadway. and b. 4. Haight, Battery place.
The srEAMsHr WINFIELD Scorr, Capt Conil!ard sal.
ed yesterday for San Francisco, via Rio Jereiro sc
Capt is bearer Ct dispatches TO the American Lsga
ton at Rio.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-27

JAr. s7-Tle noaro net At ! = N bis honor The
Mayor IL The chair The minutes Of the last meeting
were READ and approved
REFERRED.
Of ). Van Nostrand amounting TO $50 for refresh.
their vista public institution, and schools OF George
II. fTsnhliD. ~ Alderman Of the Seventeenth ward
emonniirg 10 so CO.. Tor holding nquests at various
trlesi from December Sch to 1Stb, 1851.
oEFR's gnI,
TIE RrceBptH offered the following resolution viz
1Lst he last bill OF Coroner Geer lie referred 20 the
committee county clcers vita Instructions 10 nvcs
tsste and examine al his past accounts and correct any
erroneous wrong charges therein, and report the re-
tut.
This revolution was adopted
The Supervisor OF the Sixth ward offered the following
That the Coroner report to this board the number OF
nqu'stt ted during the years 1850 and 1851 upon emf
grants no have been under the charge Of tie Coumis
soucrs 81 Emigration.
ghis resolution vas adopted.
COMMUNICATION.
Prom the Comptroller, submitting letter from the
Superintendent of Common Schools In relation the APP
poronmopt OF $4,000 for FREQ schools throughout the
state which tax was omitted to be raised by the late
Beard If Supervisors
Recorder rliiou moved That special COMMITTEES be
appointed to investigate the report
The CHnnHsN then sppoinle Supervisors Tliou Den
man AID BoJce such committee.
REPORTS
ctundry persoEH for remission Of syse In favor OF
layns hns G Thomas Csrnley, Sheriff, amounting to
VI ~ 20, for fees tuch spmuonDg petit aud grand
nrt' executing persons convicted Of murder, and ex
Ftffr ircurel II furnishing supplies for the jail for
TIE quarter from October to December 81 1851 AneDg
other bins vastte following
cay goUHTY YoER 70 THoh4B cARNLFt sHEhtEF
rim Ctrt .rp COUNTY yoaE.
ktf at1rg aaron . stopkey, pursuant totie
fsrieuee 81 - Gorrt ~ Oyer ana Terniiaer,
feFttpter -, 1861 ....,,........... Si2 so
FoG et'errarte Il eight y, puty sh.yt,, G2. 10 &C
B4of hthutnn nEd Eoi~el, for erecting the
a8lf4vf. es l4Gilrs and non work ..t...... 81 IA
Inviting lie Judges Cii5eff ~ the county, Al
o'l4gu, twelve citl,enf, two minste,s two
JhytiU'sar, Dgtlin' Attorneys, Police Justices,
AID arsirtag.t Justicef pugsuaut IA lae--,e IN
a.. WI to cNnf1s $500. '.v.....s.'. % "
IeI4ii2'rp 100 rtceis deputies 70 sstikt % pre-
fsgyipS me pubic peace at said execution, nc
pu 0slttfs*.. ~ w
Paid tcr rGiD' ug bsuks ~ IN ylta'ion for Ju'gesy
citizen. Aldermen, sc 9epter.bsr ~, 1857. 30
pMl fcf lullfiiDg the certificate ~ the execn-
tsp ~ Aaron y stoobey. IN the Nsm lot
ErduS and ~1A4ny DAILY State Register, al 81 90
Printing (sppcai deputy hnerifel warrants Tor
the execution, September ~, lsbl.-........ 90
Printing loo letters, circulars ~ Invitation to
Jud2es, citizens and Aldermen, in case Of
Carmel, April 20 1901. 2 90
Bill of Merrrs, d. L. J. Ueyln, for sack GOAT, psir
antaloons, two nerino caps, for Henry Carmel SO
Roper and puer FOR gslioue. ..,.....t...,... 90
Total ..,........ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS lp5 90
On rnot'or, sbr Jos1d adtGu.DeJ % Friday afternoon
at o'oicst.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-27

kiSErI AND KoseuTH.--War he's broken on
between tie Germans and Eupgarians in thi,
country hinkel represents one race; kossuth is
the leader Of The other. Tho feud has extended
TO the organs Of each. The Kossuth papers have
sssaled Kiph6, and the hinkel papers have assaiod
Kossutb, ard threaten an exposure Of " the truth
and the iacta" They contend that Kinlcl ia az
pure patriot, in every respect, ag his rival Tor
popularity writer in o PuGalo paper upt.l3s
the representative Of the Gernnrs against The
Magyar, and, no doubt, he will be answered ~
the turkeys II Tho other eide. Bat how tae con.
troyeTsy il 10 endghether Kossuth or k;aAe! 10 70
tfiumFb-o or whether they ire 10 use oscA otaesup,
Ike the Kilkenny cats--vo cannot tell a. tse pro.
sent wfing, but Be shall inform the reader ia duo
time
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-27

trRov Times Judging from the exc;ssmopt
exhibited yesterday in tho Park and thereabauDs,
by Tie respective sdhorcnts Of Mrs Fcyess and or
Mr. Forrest, wo should not be turprsed II grand
puoic omner5wero to be got up On each sds-oDe
ut the hstof House, the other at tbe Irving il
Mrs FORFEIT intends to make her dfbia ~ the
stage row IS the time. Indeed, if the Husband
and vie, now separated forever, were to appear
respectively at rival theatres, they would mako
more mo ey in month than would ali tho l,.y-
yers, and witnesses TO boot.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-27
RELIGIONS UnteIyfuence.

The Synod of New York and New Jersey have ap-
pointed Friday the 30th instant day o. fast ny
humiliation and prayer with special reference to
vival Of religion.
The Genesee Pre-bytory, at its recent session In lie
Roy passed spsolution in favor Of the Maine LiGao
Law
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-27

6s Mrs SKERFErr, deserving aotro,s with
FIVE small child,en to support, tabos Sepcds this
evening ct the i5eeurn 90. for cbarsy's qsse
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-27
Court Calendar for This In

CRcUIr CouRT Nos. 100, l26, 49, ~, 30. l76 to.
and including, 1856.
surREaE CounT.-srEcI.L TEn,i--Hefore Judge Roose-
welt The Motion Calender viii be continued viz Nos
3, z, o. H. o. 30 IS. Sc. "a, to end of calendar
usirkp STATES DlsrnlcT CouRr -Nog 10, 10 IL 70
COMMON PIEAs.-GFNEa.L rrnM.-A5Jour1ed TO satur.
day, when decisions wi 10 delivered
eurERioR CouRr .-Tu,i. GsHM.-iTwo branches -
Ncs. lU7 200 2o4 %, leo 123, IL e. 9s IN IS, as
2lo, I'll 2l2, 214 2lG ~ .s, 1le 200 ga gag ct
10, 22o rs, 2.s, 25l, 90 2S3, 235, 235
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-27

LECTURES CT Rev. Dr. BAIRD UroN EUROPE
Rev Dr. Baird will deliver, to. morrow evening, at
the Brooklyn Female Academy, the Introductory
lecture Of q series Of dscourses upon tee present
social ard religious condition of tho Euro ean ma
tiops. with historical sketches of each This leo
tire viii be free and there can DC 40 doubt that il
viii prove highly Interesting.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-27
Cutting Hair ups yyhs,sey. .h,,

beautifully and IN every entirely conforming e. va
Raresnd Ii1 II the head we'll tho entire
Nalsau Rtreeta. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-27

continues OPEN The dining room has been srsanrad for
nsnorE Hail band az music 10 in Attendance Tor sleigh.
ing partos The tiishing The Bath Road was never
better. Reire. Hments perye3. ISAAC q DAyJs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-27
Wigs rnd ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Nr1

STYLE OF Wis are "a tie perfect initiation
nature VET nventea f!eeA waiting nperor
ehouId call ~ BhTChEiOkS celebrated Wiz ksctorv No
ALI street whero 10 found the largest and hest a.
hortment IN the city, Copy the address.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-27

FOR Chnpprd bands, Salt Rheum, &c.
20 ts Ind. Rubber gloves and Mts are now .csnowl
oogei 20 be tie het remedy dacoyerrd 1bev ave
smoss as hsndtome a. ID Fos sale st Vim. Bakers gs
ssorcs. - w 49, ~'S 'sN'-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-27

- '''A.AS y UhVIs'
=, ----------
Half the best dressed men III ee Is n vs. >
days get their cio thos ado "a SMITHS
ing eftabh hmen l0l Full on street. The fact Ma, -
mtteAs and st such tos prices could moo long fpasu
noNh 20 people u proVerbisiy fhre9d New YoraOrs
p.,
hfOoEs, vhe SorC syD tReF.-Tbe best %
boots fnest Gsiters neatot ma
nhees snd oher arti les oniy ealcd
Ia ne hao ~ nc .wee ssoe prices at Brookas
seeee bre makes loot goar for sl
@ -. " 81 We u. professional reperso
Rooas 20 st every hhorn taste NOBODY OF
sno soohory otn fail CT becoming Mr. Brooi,e firm and
sstfhea cnatomef
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-27

Be1os, aud Bridal sters. tic latest and mo
be styles can be had az BN6aDE.L5 02 cor
nor a. Duane street. Hr Everden has branch ,so-e 4
No - wall street. for the socommo o. his down
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-27

Gournud's Liquid Hair Dve "a W.,

r,mes and sddrereg of three patients in con
taken since the lbth rsfant in tho last ftags
Of The discsse at WAITS Az Greenwich sYcet Iours
from 70 z Depot, H. Etfssu street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-27

exception o. resry, IGN he boat equally
celebrated GcsraUds AedoSisd 2oap for cuIirg pes
ircekea ssowness chnra chafss. roaghnoss &C. Poudre
Subtle nproot hair iso any of the toiy Liqnid
Kougo LILY white, and usir Gloss Mt % walker street
near Broad~ay Calender ~ south Third At
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-18
THE TEHUANrEPEC ROUTE.

When the correspondence between this gov
eminent and that Of Mexico relative TO the
Garay treaty was published, it was intimated
That though Mexico would not raiify that par
ticular treaty, she was willing to enter into an
arrangement for constructing road across
the Isthmus, to be open to the commerce Of
all nations. great deal was said, at the same
time, about an arrangement that had been Il.
fected by Mr. Sloo, Of Cincinnati, and i, wa.
hoped that it would efectually supplv III.
place of the Garay treaty. The New York
Herald, however, doubts whether Mr.. sloo,.
project has received the appreciation of the
Mexican Congress. Itsays:
Our recent correspondence from the City o
Mexico. embracing the last act Of the Mexican
Congress on the subject Of the Tehuantepec
right of way, throws more additional light on
the matter. This sci, II subjected 70 Z strict
construction, reveals the fact, that fit is de-
signed to cover the rumored privilegea Of Nh.
6Ioo, they are not worth having. Nor does
he oct ii question exhibit The spirit Of con.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-18
A NEW PAPER In PORT ROYAL.

Charles Maurice Smith, Esq, well known
as former editor of the Richmond Republi-
can, has signifed in a prospectus, copy of
which lies before us, his determination to CON-
mence semi-weekly paper in Port Royal, as
soon as a sufficient number of names shall
have been obtained. He fixes the subscription
price at So, if paid in advance, and 81 if not
paid within three months after the date of sub.
scribing.
We know Mr. S. well. and we believe him
every way capable of carrying out the enter
prise whic h he has conceived. He has not
only abundant talent for the occasion, but he
has other qualities which are unfortunately
getting to be but too rare, in these degene-
rate days, but which are, nevertheless, high
ly valuable in an editor. He is? one of the
most high toned, high spirited gentlemen, of
our whole acquaintance. His word is a law
to him he is entirely devoid of anything
which approaches insincerity-and he hates
the slightest approach to that detestabie vice,
with fervor whichit is refreshing to observe.
We wish him all success, and in order that il
uuy Uc ubuCIStOOu what uduUcE Oh paper ne
means to publish, we subjon the following
extract from his prospectus
"Claiming to be free from the asperity of the
partzan, and having taste for strifes and angry
excitements, the Editor promises to eschew politi
cal partizanship. He will maintain strict and i'm
partial neutrality in politics. but at the same time
reserves to himself the privilege of expressing his
opinions freely and Independently in relation to
public men and public measures To both parties
he will be alike just
"a lover OF the whole Countrywide fast friend of
the Union-be will vet ever be found, in sectional
contentious, the untnching friend of the South -
He will strive to maintain whatever is right
and to oppose whatever is wrong In the institutions
customs and manners of the people Against
Demagogues, of every hue and complexion. he
will wage perpetual war; for such he regards as
the fruitful sources of corruption in all countries
more especially in those where popular forms and
institutions prevail
HE viii spare no pains TO give variety and interest
to the contents of his paper. To the Farmer. to
the professional man, to the Mechanic, to the gen.
eral resder, and to the man Of letters, ne will en-
deavor to present acceptable sheet II shall be
his aim to suit all diversties of TASTE"