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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-09

STATE OF VENMOYT J In Probate Copr, h,,d -,
NMHiNdroS DHraicr, ~. Montpelier, within and for
sad i.rlct on inc Sis hay Of December A. d. 1851
instruments, purlafng to be the last viii and Tcsta-
IL ment Of hfs sally rnsnee late OF Fast MontncIsr
sail District DECEASED SEEING presented to tho Court y
di'or Peck, the Executor therein named for Probate
ordered by said Court that all persons concerned
thrren be notified to appear Al session said Court to
be holden at the Probate Office la Sonipeer on the ~,
day OF January. ID 1862, aud show cause If any thrv
may have, against the probate Of said viii for which
bapos u further ordered that copy ofthc record Of
WIS order be published three weeks slcccgsvcIy In tho
"f'eh Mountain Freeman, printed at Moituclinr ,rc
N"a' to said time appointed for hearing.
true copy OF record,
5'l Attest, n. A. CHASE Rers,.r
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NOE ZOE.

THIS certify that have sold 10 my SON Edwin r.
l amb his time during the remainder of his IN nority
and shall claim Of his earnings pay any debts
Of his contracting after this date. SAM Eli LAMB.
Attest RUFUS RICHARDSON.
Braintrec Dec. :, 1861. fw2*
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Notice.

NhE nsies'i th"l would give notice TIA, Che u,,',.
oas ness YIN BE- continued and conducted by him =,
~ aiii', ~ ~" oll 6ni ~ NorhGed.
N""H t'rG P"'i 's3l. d&~i@ ", now
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Notice.

WHEREAS, my wife, Sarah NJ. Chaterton, mas ie't my
w bed and board without just cause or provocaon,
this notify all persons that shall pay no debts Of
her contracting after this date .>-
FIFIELD S. CHATrERTON.
uorcocu Dec 1851 3l3fw3t
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American 4 Foreign Patent
K. II. EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS
late 4 gent of U Patent Ofice, Wa>tiG.lou, 4L-i
the Act oi te37.l
10 state street. opposite I&iIhy ST.. EoSton

the Act Of ie37.)
70 state street. opposite I&iIby ST., EoSton'
A ftEk an extensive practice OF upwards O.! twehg
"A years continues "sccue Patients IN The United stIr
also In Great Britain. France ard otter foreign
.fies. Caveats Sepc hcaions, Assignments, alc at Pa
Pers or Drawings for Patents, rlecIrd on liberal terms
ana with despatch. Researches made into American ot
coleIgh WORKS e mime the validity utility Of IT,
tents Ut INVENTIONS, and egai other advice grnde ed
a matters ,oHchir. The same Copies nf tie claims o.
any Patent furnished by RENTING one Dollar A-.e,.
iienis recorded at WASHINGTON.
nc agrncy is not oaly the largest In New Bingham,
"". tn'"aeh II inventors have ads" rtages tv secure
Purhls 81 "SrerlanHc the yUirtjasity cf iHettNoH.
',rt any ~ o' 'mmrlsHrsbY sgpo ro5ioa 10y "n'
can De offered theta rlSrwh t-e. Ia. ts~tir,oris !rou
e'sgn rfavr ihat n""e i, MORE SUCCESSFUL tI tHH
nt Ethan the suhsc liter. aud p. >Iti ~
,a,, ~ bhr fhpOF or ABVANI iGf$ NNN ABI'
he""nldaid That he has g1uu.un' reason 'rFt3rFr
% can prove lHai at u" other Office of the trt atr l-
'"i'ses It prnlr sSintAl services moderate. 1D i
h'rhse practice "t the SUBSCRIBER Gurius tvtufy !.
paSt, mas enabled him TO acrurate . VAT ol'~rf Of
% ana o'c'ai drcisie relative 10 rc.e1i'''
, e''deS ms eNen>v" tibHty g legal dad NECTAR
I'' works aud nl accounts rf patents siau, 'bs
r' e,re> ana EuroHe rcndrr him able. try .at Gae"
'on' 10 ""rr superior aciifl,es Tor ohtann patents.
an necessity OF journey To Wnshnatuu to procure
ana the usual great delay there hee a'
TESTIMONIALS,
regard VIZ. Eddy one Of m, p,oi cqptlc aud taf'
CO.," practitioners with whom have had oGc a. nte''
CHAS. MASON. ~ Co,ny7jssiou,r Of Pltcrf.
,ur,, no hesat Ton IN assuring Inventors thai thr>
u"ot employ person more connecn, ard ttn.twphi,
~ more more capable of putting their applications in FRA
NJ it "i mem an e-ty and favorable ConSldet0''O
'"' '"'e"' once. EDMOND BURKE"
g. A, n n 80, Late Commissioner nj Patents
eations w. ~. -, tndy has made for the TIL iTEFN appt
ed M "a a" nut "e IT which patents have been ean'
s, ana mat one is nnw pending such unmi>takaMe
:" g'sa' talent fnd ability on his part leads me I"
enu al inventors apply 10 i'm to procure tier
pcn.s as they may l." sure of Layny The most "a hhf
eba. bestowed oh their cases and ut vey reasonable
D"yn, .,.,, JOHN TAGGART."
Es Ia. #
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LADIES CATER Rn07.

little glove stirs up ny kear tides STR nm tho ,
snow white muslin, when il fits, makes ma Qua
notion
4 II sorts Of lady hxins thrill my feelings a. hey'j -
But little female gater boots are death and bai,
shorter.
And just to put you your guard
III give you, short and brief
a small hotel experience
Which flied my heart With grief:
Last summer, at the Pavilion Ho,,,.
stopped week or more,
And marked two - boot.ee.'' every morn
Before my neightoi's door
Two boots with pItcn: leathcrtiqs.
Two boots which seemed to say.
9 An angel trots AROUND in NJ"
They stole my heart awaT:
And often in my nightly dreams
They sweep. before ny face.
lady growing out Of them
As flowers rr5w frorna yase.
But ali one morn saw st.4t
Which sirack ne Ike q stone.
Son.e other was - g.. t-aa
Tio,e boo,s were 10. al,le.
great tall pair Of o'ler boots
Wa standing by their side,
Aui III thry walked one a.tor1ao.
And with thea walke1--a hri].
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GWrAOn Rand:sli's Estate.

Tue subscribers. having been appointed by the Honora
bic Probate Court iorlc District Of Washington com
missioner. tt receive examine. and adjust ella and
dem ID OF all PERSONS, against The estate of Gu,ton
Randall, lac 1t NOrticld in said district. dcceaeed
repre- enet s"lscnt, aud The tenn Of six months from
HE 3hh day Of tccmber 1861, being allowed BY said
cour t. lhc creditors Ef said deceased, to exhibit
prove HER respective claims before Give notice that
we will attend To- the duties of apnni nlent AT the
dwelling house Of Edward II. Randall in Mortified, in
sud district, The 2 day Of June next al one o'clock
IL The Afternoon, of said day.
W w." G. w H,1DsUik c'mmr's.
korlhtie!d, Dec so, A. d. 1861. 3I5n3
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CG-pa tncrship Bsisso,ycd.

TT P''1H,T1HIF H'ItTDT0fu rNINWs hlIWrtn r. "
mowe ana j shTN'', both of Nor'I field, rrd,r If.
Mortified, Dec, !, 1'ti. 4&w'r T.. ". "uv "a
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-09

STATE OF VERMONT In Probate Court, held at
WA-" 'G1os DrsrR,cr. -. Montpelier in said District
The I'd day of January, A. d. 1862.
uCiUS b. PECK, Elk .cutor the last will nd tesla
IL men. # Olive Day. late Of Barr, in said district
ec!ase':, presents admnlra, f. eXami-
nation and allowance, and makes application for 4 de-
Tree II DIST hnnn Ind partition Of the Of said de
ceased
Whcrenpon, II Is ordered by said Court, that said &C.
co NJ and said application be referred session of SO
Court to be held at the Probate Office in said Monpeer
on me 18Th day Of January, A. D. 1862, for hearing and
decision thereon and it is further ordered that notice
hereof he given to all persons interested by the pubica-
on OF the same three weeks successfully in the Green
M0uhtaih rreeman, Il newspaper published Montpc
Ter, previous to said time appointed for hearing that
they may appear at said time and place. and show cause
II any they may have, why said account should not be
allowed. ana such decree made. lSy the Court,
3llfw3 Attest ! r. MERRILL linda.
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p9lsnIl Su!qGuy p3A9laQ az o. 2ou 81 an !o] uq
5usIsa 10 Su,sn ,su suosIsd liz H!lou o. 81 s!U
lsnf 9noql!M p1soq PUG PAD Au "A
ljs ssV uolls'leq0 s pi9yI puBq,nV AW SVaaaH IN
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'0J1fGA
Liberation Notice.

rrI}IS is to certify that hav this day given my son, II
G.. Carpenter, his time during the remainder oil ms
minority and sa claim of his wages nor pay any
debts of his contracting after this date. -
SANFORD CARPENTER.
Attest, MRS. C. CARPENTER
Dsc a 1891 f315w3*
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STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Cont held al
W..h> GsoS D'srRcr, IS. Montpelier, within and for
SAD 'l,slriet on the 2jhddy Of December, a % 1861
INSTRUMENT, purpOriing to bc the last WIN and Tesla
me' m George blaisdell late Of Pla infeId, IN said
District decrased being nted to the Coun by C. n
Hra D, the executor therein named, Tor Probate:
u Is "d-frd by said Court that all persnns concerned
i'rie,a he notird I" appear session of said Cour o
he holden ut the Probate Office Montpelier on the 2I,
day OF Jaa A. 1869, aud show cause II any tbey nav
nave against The probate Of said Wi-For HE p ,e
II nnher ordrtea that copy of the record Of ~. order
We punished ihrec weeks sccessivey IN the Green Nom.
van feeman rhted al Montpelier, previous to sal time
appointed iof 0earing. true copy OF record,
5i+ Attest. T. X. MERRILL judge
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George Cd. G.Odfi.cy,s EI.taac

VdE SuhScrbe,' hW /. e"n appointed by tie lion.
nfl'e Pfobd" Com iur the Uisl rici OF RaDdoIpb
CWhWH>tnncfs i"rtceive Al claims
and demands nj Az pe'>uns against he Estate of Geo q
Gmrty, late of Wi!liam>tnwn in said District deceased
rPt"htri in-nivenl, aud HE term of months from
'hr9hh dty of November. A. ID. 1851 beng allowed by
suId Court to the creditors said deceased
prove heir e.pective ella Bisbeiofc us give notice that
we VIII attend 10 the duties OF cut nj nj me
dwelling house of Aurea Godfrey In Williamstonn Ia
.nIi district "n the til day Of May next ats O'Clock IN
me imen"on tn sad day.
ALVIN SMITH, tcon,,,s
-. ID. b. MARTIN, '""F'
hliamsown Dec. 2, A. ID. 1861. 3ifw3.
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JAN. 9, 1862
g." n has stood the Besr Of all Tests
TlNl r. !!

M had sus its reputation for more See s' respeca
-, II and thousands of families Keep OH
hand as STANDARD Family M.d'e'"e' NJ
Thp Vegetable Pulmonary Balls IN,
The New York herald., 1862-01-23
Assembly.
orp u,ppop AND co.sT pEvExcEs.

orR rArBop AND DEyENcEs.
A rcnort sent by tho Governor 10 the fngneer-ln-
Chief the barber and coast deenccs was pre-
sented to the House. and ordered TO be printed within
two days .
The report is long, and contains valuable information
and suggestions in regard to national detences.
Nessrs fletcher and Alley added to the Commit
tee On Militia and Iublic Defence
The following select committee appointed to nves
tgate the state Military Bosrd:--Messrs McMulcu,
Haseltoa, Wheeler and Provost.
REPORTS COMMITTEES
Favoraby to amend the law regulating insurances IN
foreign companies in the state
Fivoraby regulate the dividends Of fire insurance
companies.
unfavoraby for the establishment Of military aca-
denny in western New York.
Tho spec al order the report Of the Committee on ways
and Means in favor of direct taxation by the goncra
government was postponed until Friday noon, IN conse
quencc of the illness OF Mr.. Hulburd, Chairman oi tne
committee
rfis " FORWARD MOVEMENT RESOLUTION
The concurrent resolutions offered by Mr. McLeou, caii
ing Tor an immediate aggressive novemon' ny he gran"
army, was called up. -. ..-,.,. ...,.
hoard in ho Assemble for in donunciaton OF the
rcerlnon lie declared that IL was out Of the province
or he legislature to seek 70 interfere with the conduct OF
Tho war He denounced in severe terms the On 70
Pcbmond, cry setting forth the evils that had been
brorght about thereby, and declaring that the state
legislature had enough 70 do in taking care OF Northern
rogues y without interfering with the army and the
general government who were perfectly competent 10
sttend 20 Southern traitors"
without taking vote the resolution the Assembly
adjourned.
The New York herald., 1862-01-23
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
Senate.
ALBANY, Jan. ~. 1862.

ALBANY, Jan. ~. 1862.
REPORTS FAvoRlIIY.
By Mr. Notwithstanding the Revised Statutes In re-
latOn 10 unauthor lied banking
BY Mr.. FARRAR-Legalizng the acts Of the New York
Common Council for relieving the families OF volunteers
rIrIs
Nv Mr. CoNyoLIY-Enabling the Croton Aqueduct De.
partment to relay pavemcns.
Nv Mr. Notwithstanding Council OF Cancellation
TO determine cases pending in the Court OF Appeals.
By Mr. RAxSEy-Amendng the divorce laws.
BY Nr sA.proRDMaking the cost of printing for the
Insurance Department chargeabe to the insurance compa
Iies
BILLS
Amending the general insurance law.
Mr. BELL, from the Finance Committee, reported con-
current resolutions that when necessary TO impose any
tax other than duties. the amount needed be estmaed7
and each state shall be allowed 10 assume payment and
collect the assets Of the same. Laid over
The New York herald., 1862-01-23

PIE wonx on TB DONE or THs CAPITOL.
Ihs Csnnitsss on Public Buildings and Grounds ere
nAkins s60st u have ths work The Capitol dons
continued. aetaaly dangerous 70 esvs IL In 10
present condition until shall have been carried up at
least course higher where the rim Of ths dome win
aord - opportunity 70 put in ties and braces
the retunda.
The New York herald., 1862-01-23
MISCELLANEOUS.

DR. LUTHER, sR., DENTIST, NO. 10i EAST TWENTY.
second street, between Lexington and Third avenues
has teeth for sitting without
nv feeling the leas: pain therefrom; therefore cheeruy
recommend him. Mrs. Curtis $40 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-01-23

The Official reports Of the Brigade Surgeons attached
70 General McCalls division, give to-day twenty
four officers and seven hundred and thirty Eve
men in the division and IN quarters unable to do
duty. Most are suffering from cold. This is better
etate Of health than prevailed month ago. when the
weather less hostile 10 health than now About the
bams ratio Of sickness prevails the other divisions
across the Potomac giving average Of about four men
pick to a company, which anything less per centage
sssp shss ysuau, prevailing in ciYn lse pr, waters,
The New York herald., 1862-01-23
fooN7nsuw nom FIRST fAeRl

1sss1ayu Wednesdays Thursdays and Fridays against
on oshsr bpsnsss but Ass which relates 70 active mill
nnry opsTatons hed. Saturdays viii bc devoted
= the business Of Senators and Representatives, Mondays
- eho bustneos Of tho public.
The New York herald., 1862-01-23


APPOINTMENTS CONFIRMED BY THE SENATE.
The Senate to-day, in executive session, confirmed
large number OF nominations among them John Lathrop
Motley Minister AUSTRIA and Robert Pruyn, OF New
York as Minister Resident at Japan
ALL QUIET ALONG THE LINES.
Everything been quiet along the lines OF the Army
Of the Potomac The infantry troops devong ther
time chiefly to target practice
PROPOSED SECRET SESSIONS OF CONGRESS ON WAR
MEASURES
Upon the motion Of Senator Wade, s proposed to add
the following the joint rules of Congress-''when,
during tho present rebellion any member Of the Senate
or House Of Representatives shall rise his place, and
state 10 the senate House Representatives that the
Executive desires immediate action Of Congress upon
any pertaining the suppression OF the present
rebellion the Senate House Of Representatives the
may be- shall Immediately into secret session,
and proceed 70 the consideration Of tho measure pro-
posed and all debate thereon, the previous question
shall not have been ordered, shall be limited TO FIVE
minutes for any meuer and the final shall be taken
before adjournment During euch session communi-
cation shall be received made from any person
not member then present. except through the President
Of the Senate Speaker Of the House. and breach
OF secresy OF any matter transacted during session.
unless the injunction Of secresy be removed, by any
Senator or representative, shall be punished by expul-
sion and II committed by any officer OF either body or
other person such punishment shall bc inflicted the
body to which he belongs may impose" The adoption
Of such rule will manifest the disposition Of Congress
itself to the great work In hand and make
all beside subordinate the first duty Of crushing the
rebellion and restoring peace and the integrity Of the
| Union.
THE TELEGRAPH CENSORSHIP.
The House Committee on the Judiciary to-day com
msnced their investigation into the telegraph censorship
| Several witnesses before them
| CONSULAR APPOINTMENT.
Hugh Young for several years editor Of leading re-
publican Journal in Western Psnnsy vana has been ap-
pointed Consul to Santa cro1 in the Danish West Indies
THE RECOGNITION OF HArTr.
The utras will have TO conclude that they are not 10 be
aoyed rule the while the country s engaged in
war for the restoration Of the Union few days ago
an attempt made in the Committee Foreign Rea-
tions obtain indirectly the recognition Of diplomatic
relations with the negro republic Of Hayt but Il was
fortunately nippsd in tho bud.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-09-18
Mr. Yallandigham and the war.

At the close Of his speech &C.
cepting q denomination for Con-
gress, the Hon. 9. L. Vallandigham
offered the following resolution.
"Resolved, That it is the high
est duty of the citizen, whenever
his country or State is invaded, to
rush to Its resrue, by arms If he is
capable of military service, and by
money or otherwise every way If
he isnot; and that the Democracy,
as a part Of the people Of this dis.
trict, laying aside all party feeling
for that purpose, are ready with
life and fortune to do their part in
discharging this patriotic duty"
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-09-18
Weekly Summary.

The war news of the week has
been so conflicting and contradic-
tory, that we can only say to our
readers-read the news we publish
this week, and Judge for yourselves.
The Queen City of the West, is
we believe all safe for the present.
Indeed, it is more than self-evident
to us, that the great fear which has
fallen on the City, within the last
two or three weeks, has been great
err than necessary. Still, it is well
at all times to bear in mind, "that
to be forewarned, is to be fore
armed"
Harper's Ferry has been cap
Itured by the rebels, and about six
thousand of our men taken prison
ers. jackson at once paroled them
There has been terrible fighting
in Maryland, and as far as we car
CLEAN from the various reports, the
Southern army, under Lee, Hill
and Longstreet, has been badly
handled and driven from the feld
by the victorious army command
ed by Mcclellan. From the --latest
accounts we learn, that the two
armies are fighting f%ercely from
day to day; we may expect, there
fore, to hear that this has been thu
most dreadful slaughter of the
present war.
The Indians have given us much
trouble, and have inflicted a terri
BILE blow upon our soldiers, women
and children, including a mission
airy and his family, in Minnesota
1t is to be feared that they will g
on to give US more trouble, anc
shed more blood,
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-09-18
vALLANDIaHAM

We beg to remind our readers
that this greatest of American
Statesmen, and profoundest politi-
clan of the age, will visit Eaton on
the 25th inst, when he will adj
dress, as we dare not doubt, thous-
ands of admiring and earnest
friends. Americans, arouse, shake
of the dust of cold indif-
ference, and cast the net on the
right side of the Ship of State
That is to say, vote for the right
man - the abused, illuminated,
slandered and hated Vallandig-
ham. The Ship is fast sinking
come to hear the honorable gen
tleman, and you will, we doubt not,
return home determined to return
Vallandigham to plead your cause
and defend your rights in the Hall
of Legislation. The people can
yet save America, at the ballot
box, and none but the people can
save her. Never, in the history Of
our world did so much depend up
on the wisdom, zeal, tact, and dis.
interested conduct of any nation OF
people. as depends upon the Amer.
leans of all classes, at this moment
Forget all but your country. Save
your country, by sending its true
friends to Congress. Let Vallan'
digham, the true patriot and rea
Statesman, have such a cheering
and welcome reception in Eaton al
he never had before.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-09-18

not unlikely that Mcclellan IS en-
gaging the rebels in hal neighbor-
hood today, and disputing their
passage Of the river.
Frederick, Nd. Sept. l6.
Intelligence from the front is of
the most cheering character.
Mcclellan is pursuing the enemy
with a vigor most destructive. He
was defeating them at every point
where they made a stand, and their
loss is severe. all
0rayton'sS South Carolina brigade
is entirely destroyed-either killed,
wounded or prisoners. Cobb is
wounded and taken prisoner,
Mcclellan was pressing on them
last evening closely, and has alrea-
dy sent 5000 prisoners and four
batteries to the rear.
Harrisburg, Sept. II.
A great battle has been fought
to-day. Wewere victorious. The
carnage on both sides was awful
Longstreet was not killed, but
wounded and o prisoner.
10 P. MA dispatch just re-
ceived at headquarters from Ha-
gerstown, says: We have achieved
glorious victory. Hooker was shot
in the foot. No particulars have
been received.
Reports just come in state that
the whole rebel army has been
driven this way, and are retreating
to Hagerstown.
A severe engagement occurred
yesterday, between our army and
the rebels, near Sharpsburg, in
which the enemy was well thrash
ed, with terrible slaughter. Five
hundred of their dead were buried
by us as early as 9 A. M. to-day,
and the work is still going on.
This morning the battle was re.
commenced near Gettsburg. Jack.
son Joined Lees forces at Antietam
Creek, while our forces were refill
forced by 10000 from Washington.
Jackson's reinforcements to Lee is
reported at 10000.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-09-18
LATEST.
FRIDAY-NooN, Sept. :

F~RIDAY-NooN, Sept. 10.
The latest news from the army
in Maryland does not seem to con-
firm in its full extent the high
hopes entertained yesterday after
noon of the destruction of the rebel
hosts in Maryland. General Nc
Clellan has, however, obtained de-
cided advantages, aud has sent one
thousand rebel prisoners to the
rear. No official dispatches from
Gen. Mcclellan have been received
since Monday, and it is to them
that we are to look for the authen-
tic evidence of our successes. The
fighting has been very severe, but
as newspaper correspondents are
not allowed in the army, it may be
q day or two before we have the
details of the late engagements.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-09-18

of the Register approve of such a
Union2 If not, he must he all
Abolitionist, and an advocate Of a
Union without slavery-or in other
words, he is for war, blood and
slaughter, in order to abolish slav-
cry by fire, sword, and death, and
thus create a Union of which the
present laws and constitution of
the United States know nothing.
1t follows therefore, as a logical
sequence, that the learned editor,
is in for the destruction of the
Union and Constitution which
Washington and others establish
cd to make way for a Union and
Constitution which, perhaps none
but himself comprehend. Let
us know what he really and hon
estly means by his Union. Classy
words and random assertions, are
not a very satisfactory proof that
the learned gentleman understands
himself, and until he does so, he
cannot expect that Others will pay
much attention to what he says,
writes, or insinuates. Yours,
A REAL UNION MAN.