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WHAT UO WE LIVETOB, BUT TO lJlaOVE OCnscr.YES ASO. HE L'SnrtX TO O.NE AXOTIIEU?
VOLUMIMU.
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BEXJJl.UIX 8 WJl 1M.
Ttiro Dollars per amVum. In Tdvance?
er Tlnco Dollars, i! not paid within
three monihs from tho dale ' of the
first number received. " ' v
Ku '.subscription to be diM-onlmucd till
, ill arrearages bo paid; unless af thcS
discretion ol ibo hditor. : '
ATa'dere to order a discontinuance be
fore the expiration r.f Mho subscrip
tion ycaTj-ts equivalent to t a , new
en'igmcut.
All i-eiers, Communications, ccto
CO NO pSt paid. ? - v ';
Advertisements wJU bxs coo,iciorilv
hhI handsomely inscrud at 1 00 t r
aware of 10 lines s and tents frreV
rrv. subsequent insertion. -No adver-tliim-nt
however i.Wt.'wiH be charg-
ed less titan for a tiiunrc. ,
(WtOnlera crtti juiiaK advertise
ments wilfbe charged 25 percent high
er; (we sonictimes havo to wait fcolorg
Those who advertise I y roar will
eeitlitled to a deduction of 33 per cent.,
j-roviJed they pay lnsdvance. ,
OUIG22i OP NKVVSPAPERSIN
tain wiUi any thing liko certainty, the Daughters will you eer jok on the
actual number , now .speud monthly," man who would bo traitor cnouiih io iiia '
weekly and daily throughout the vat country's cause, to cast hi? vote for
extent of the Republic, ll is; however, Bang. Feller citizens' tfyod deMre o
very certain that thu diffusion of news ted ic nee lo the jaws'. Hit security of fife
in Great dlritaiol To conbiderati4is Vote for TomjVV higly ; he is the. friend
are in favor of tbii sopWitionr first; of banks and the Incud .ol ' a mctatk
thcchoaptioss wiih which tliCV 4re yub clrrcncv,, the friend of the -rieh man
fished in comparison with the price of aid il: friend of. the- poof man; ' and
English rum'rpapers J secondly, .thVie-i feller piiiz;ij. I IrfVe the" Jinndr of rah-
publican nature of our institutions, u hich jltng him my friend.; AY iih you rosts
gives to a greater number ;i interest in his e'ectio'i) J hould jou l so blinded
public aflairi-to vibich n ay be added , by. the Whangery ol the Bang parly, as
ihtt superior gencrti I inttlligetice; of - the not to fleet myJriend,! iremble for the
great bod'oi our "people. , i lte of the Union ; tl shudder lor.il
Ncwspajrs javv become "wiih ns" consequences the, event will have on
one f the nccc'ssarics of li!e. 'JKJicy this glorious state; and 1 regret, the
aro tliO beings of w this brcathjng vv'ld ,drinls'Vhich we wont get, if my friend
of bu. incss,' politics and t liiti aiurc ninUleoted. Ucntienxu j ou a"re.ibout
IVy fontitutcnc of thejriot.1 narked lu cxei rise tliedeso est rigiiis of tVpetl un.
.pceultartica otnuderu civil.ititioni.d V.'te our ticket cud ages et unborii
like every oilrfji-enduring grovvlh, they . tvil! lThvecuusct H blcyou; t;ut.ifyhn
have Iprung uptltc legjtni.aic oflVpring t xoli Baptf .iaj;iijg6 ilflice of const
of .iho watjts andVoniri'qicncics so.';.l!e you' iid)cl VjbloW on ynur country
cicty. 1 The players "ore wtlt nigli l jronuhe t fleets of w ltic.li it ; never .o
bo-iC(J out ol thvir voc;iinvj lor, tcvts j rtcoyer. . ' To. tlw tdU tlien, gmienieii
papers have become tlb Ibstracl and rand votejlie Anti-Ban tiekvi."
bnercfirynirh; of thcHmcs.wi nd t Hire j : V he fact isrlheie wa not a virtue
more cficctually than thcTdiama to swe! which il:e Cist orator aWrikd Mi:
rlljo very nAj and bodr of il.tire hlsBii'i5tj1.e'lairi)mtorndid
form and -pn ssnre.'. ' . Wf-en a town! a ilw exclusive pnierty of Mr. VVh g-
rpruigf up, a newspaper tuial.Jhunyit fly. ki fr eory U!.nd ll.at nimthir
ohies;cJl after the "tavern and bldrktionq gave to Mr. Whigiy, iniii.btr ixo
s:rihf dwip Dtf Tucrajijlie, "in hist rciurncd r.n Oliver to M. .Batv Eat li
work on America, speaking of die wps-! klwcd'rqjial zeal for the success if l
ilrafi reacuii(iM eipressing ih iensc of fsor.' ' Shall, vvc ripen this bold srl
pointed 'Joi
wood
ah'd.W,
TZ i; L: .J' ' ;: , ? 1 trum ial chair, wo will
. ""' --n- rcureo,- una ni-, uetiver to the world a reversal of tlie 'iic
, iuvw, 1 ,ji.u in uevi.eu uccision
vnairmait an- iintf usufnimnn ivfrwrtu..'-.,;1 --...l
mMm.Busbee, Ceo; W. Hay. ' hshed oreccdci.t. ,v re ,1,.i..,;., m..
. U-.C Battle .HutrlrAIcQuecn.iVin T .,7 T'"'. . "
iiE, Pales. lO'CoiniKiso said cotu- whirlLjjecimwoff-it-Ki Mr,-'-'
t'er I few. Minutes, Mr; McQueen on
th? part jf the comrnittccS; reported the
following preamble and resolution :r
In asseiiibling togcthep on iho prcs-
cm occasion, we arc animntcd tv n
which wrs made at the last olcrtlon
lhat vtill restore the elective lihcrlies of
this country to their wonted vigor and
l-uniy. cy rcapuotnting r,in, we will
-. j"hj7 jieur w uu inej--(n 01 aiitjioniv, we wiIImi' ar.st
g n h present, aanhincr inuc-1 foonr filfcw-culzftirs thui tl.. MJf. r
t It would discwseU false delicacy Erinlitnrl wwf onst
the rart j f 4h?. irtcefiL'l were it'tohnftiimiilf". utiifh .,....1 in it. .7'
ram lroin;CT)rc3sinOs belief that entire nrosirmion of h'hcriir an i.u t.v
la Lord Lyndhursi'i speech, lately
denvercd at tliotccond annifcriuiry tf
tho Newspaper Prcsr lkneolcat As
I mciatn " in lndon, among
tercitirtg passages was the folfowing ;
ll is a tinhi
tern pioneer, wbo g.nrs in jhe advance, cifMintate, ami iiiduiieu m t'ie wn.C HjnJiLidsjcxIn.LlwiwO'her chief
onraiioo, ofUnsronnirv have earned
wood With hi ix, Ills tittc, mid a file craUnd lo fliisi$s'ipi m)wriicular; on- if; crowing f-.liiinl rewiird bv a Ion--
ofilt;wsp8,ers;w ; Jh. h,ilav.mH canuidaie icrecdL- gcr,es c tM.r!WMia :Ncrifices;aml oi
' - t c nave not ticatu jsno nas wen ukh
peopluV clHiiee, but ahhoUiih the cir-
dthcrin J" f i':0 volrantc cn.pl.on has iaken rcHC,, lhc IVcdenlial chair withoi
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At an f liTtmn ia on:
tin JUiwiitsh'pi a man fokc tcos ol his
voflti remark, that iImd firrt, Koglnh Uvoriiersndidatc and f the paratoMini
ncpancr,aircd Uta Krhsh llcrtnry h r?gt$ hi h hw election involved : f
ii pnl.liicd uihler the il:rcc!ir lL Mr. Oliccrman and feller tinzens,
tliat eminent siatesman, lod Burleigh, j a;d lie, ! goes fr electing Hill B ng.
sho was the Crt lo ttbservo the creati It a.nt 1 hvcs Bitf BuigMcs Lul thai I
uoralciTect it would produce. r Tlf re. loves Alissiksii ni more, lie's a demo
ucre lu circulation to a vert crcat cz!crat L-n la the handle, ard will do ills
hit the most c Jtraordiaary descriptions duty ami no mistake. uj'poW fr a
fthe 8ianili armada a pitle was moment, feller citizens tliat ToirJU'hig-
Wdnniitf to spread tthKmgthct inhabit-! y war elected, who can fell the, rusn
uotn iMirmii, nn rcn Hmw s ami ucvot;auon inai are .iu
2 his jHiwciltil and btatcmanlikc lotet Would nt nir.h an bvent ruin tho cuiton
lcnpf, adijiied a "rrwle t-f etiBnteract'crop, or rather would it hot rtfu&fi tu
tji thw by tl.J trron? mora! influence of grow the vcy moment he'd bo swoi n
tiierrcsu, at, ' -t obtUhctT a 'newspaf cr mt ofliiT. NVculd'nt. "the brokers ol
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ord?rUi . . -vt 4 iho ; n'M-slalemcrns Uncansconrorely Ki.cnAino value ot
wliiclt had been made, and to teach Jho our xlrcndy neieijorate! pajci! )V',oi;ld
riintry to coiiCde in its own tewni ccs.aH ('plidenctt 'h'thc ' $ ruf aMity. ot
TIn was theCiM r; vznr "fa ncsfpur urchaidi cease T Vou!dnt cffii-
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favor
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Per, and it tsz ; ' m coicf vmmctiflaf La entered against otir
Vrncet die rmU ' h I ith f lintcTs'? , Wimld not every man tn the
rcMilts tho jnist lu k i't'ub- tnto,,' kromc ' the scif ol die United
hiiiirf lhis rfJland.7 A . . ,m f,t a lhUi But, feller citizens," ssys
f the fate of ilia Saru's ' i.m. thu FiHMker, giving 'bis fjSnd a graud
(kcrs) lr totno liMiu t! I ' '. j . rith,rtyou have too much ratrtolaan,
jtcss crcp slowly on-it coi!i.. -I, iu t ueh j:hh1 sense to elect U'higlr.
V"d, to make advance k, but, it wns pet li". y i l you wver Jn A our choice-, or
vS fifiy ears .ago, that it " tin-k. tl!S3vasUiia the -fenef, I cll'on you jas fa
4j strides,' which have bronchi itt-i jiutrs, as husbands aisonf,tocifne fow-
r rcfCBt commanding positn, tin aru and voe Tor Bill Bang. AIisMssippt
ivi, uicre were i.oiAi.uww r.cwFp,HKiik8 anxiously ai your comjuci
ft pU iniflreat Britain cad shico day America bwlraanxtcttslv i upoHit
, ln lierital Vhtne tctll tfctcribrd.
ft is scldoni that the. demons of a -jjy
have n o'jiortuniiy of seeing in.e?
ieting'a si.ht ns was witnessed by sev
eral gentlemen fm Ferry Bar on Sun
day morning wefk. j large bald B
glc wiisfcecu skimnfiing the air end float
ing up (lie river otia foiagin estiedi
lion, for the reptcnishtr.Cfit of ids r io al
lanlerT but, aipaienily fiddiug no quar
ry worthy of a st'e-oj, Uo wmred avwy,
and w as lost' toAiVj silit in the cjouds.
. A short limouPcr; 'a fih-hav.k an.
peared, and fqcini'urg with a knowing
'lance actoss iL lrtsll bhect of water,
i ounccd upon a mo cat iun, and,nionn-
ting, prepared to return to his, nest np
the soiilii brandi. lie had not ll-mn
far betore u put aljout, and ttetring in
i ho wiiwrseye, sailed down towards die
bay w ith all die- sw illness- his jpoxver
could cmpos3. 1 Presently a dai'k hpeek
was seen a mite or twa iu iu cwake, it
soon n4 the royal bird was- discovered
.wn.w ui..Ho jiciiw.wuicn ro kiwi if inaKmg a tinal -and nnrcscrved nr.
pcooeu oyer our. oesi prospects ior-jtio render of ite most fictions lKn vliiih
Ittlure: And.it in a spirit i-f patrioticl the patriots of tiis revolution have lr;nis-sohcilMo-
that WQ hav ' descried , our "mjiicd lo that ' rireleriinr ihc mu
homes and dady f vecatknis to pai hVi- 'itrpoVtam officer of the RepuUic. To
pate n.ihe benign JabOr i arousii our t iliiiiute m ulnrmhtgUimo ot'hc nt
lolbjwitizens Iroipjhe laial lrtriiafgy, teirpt, on t.lve- part of -the' (Jo'viti ir '
ret-pcctiug their most precious lntcros!8, '.'.jhoivrr to selecj die In: mo Ci, sitarv oi
its -n km
rcji'jsin
lure
on'
rc
iherown largo and rcsjicrtablajioilion a'panial attcmp, on pari of did
of ihofe who constiloje the sinew ol ouF reigning monarch, to designale .1 kuc
oa.hrf'al fticrigiiih, who a re charmed cessor.' And it is; almost aVork of su
vsitu ilio mtrahaUvv cf liberty and ; pcrcr)gat'io'n to remark that every iVcs-l
ecjir(:y. tt,iie ibg. waves -of olitieal t idef on hisJ country, jrotn 'him nkaj&ail.:
ealli ore ning benea.infiem. ' FRlrstln war. firsfin nearo" and :firi Xn
In ik firsfrlacc, wb would, with the ''0 hearts of his counirvmen,T im to '
r-ivf "Widest f.leninify of iigart, remind General Jackso;, considered "it such al
our k:nw ciiens o"f the sta'rllm? ,cir-'j flagrant usurpation 61 Cberty, and"' such
cuiniinccs w hich marked thcMsrcn- a gross and unpardonable insult to ilw A V
majesty of Hie jMpnlar will lo imimato -
a prererence mr any particular mdv d
ual astlieir TUc'ccj.!i-or. that the e n.
tiotislyfoiborc to drop even a liim rn
tii0i;ubject.::-;;-:-'- v'r
It was reserved for him ihen Thn
was born to command' n ofl'c'tnn vi-. !
lal stab' to -the elective, liberies of tlio i
fcount ry. "and it was .sn left foe him TZ
who Tive8:M;oMadn the pailis of Uk
ilhiblrbuj "pcccssor,n let thosejiths '
be as ruiwips as they may, to turn this
nwiiiprtm usorj.aJiun oTn;wer.u his, U-
iion of ihe present Ktecuiiveaf tlieUri-
sp'endid und precious services to' their
con!rv. Bm it has- been the sii i'ilar
to
ithout
nTivieg.evrnccd the possession of sujic-
norjaienjs nf- unusual aitaininenis;
without ; having' previoudv. pitformed
HlusTriousVrv'ccs ; ani wiihoul having
iiM;uncd even-ene solirarv sncriL-c.--
T!ic whole cotmtry ij possessed ? wiih do most iinhcsitatihgty, declare
die siiin' fonviciion that his iUor4 lhen,lhar wo believe 'if. to beom'ine-
mic ly iiiuiuiure smeiy or iiocriv
this Bipub!ic to discard Mr. Van '
prescnta naked nndtrt'cniiiTao,
as-iar as laicus ana services c.re mvol
vel ; whilst Ihe moil eiiLhuuiastic friend
w!;p raises a voice or wields; a nen in
Jus' service, i confounded bv n tlamand
of tliose cwnVwW w hichbCnihle'iMr. V.
Borejfto .me political supremacy of his
countryS)There is. hT ihxib no one
pardcelar iti wrjiieh Mr. an Buren Cils
up the ntcasunvof hat the pfinrTpril
inagintratc of a great -Republic-- iliquld
he: 'And the paifiotm liertjsicker and
-droops id refloiTilng on "the miserable
pageaut of inieliectual 'imbecility ' and
moral Iceblotiesi. which is picturdd in
thepmnirof iho Pfo
tdStaicst How, therv U. mac be em-
ph'atj(!lty enquired, did Mr Van Buren
reach hisVeent loftv elevation! -Ho
peak. and hia 'wuigs" comrresacd, flap.
ping witii arap,onv jui scni imn.aMng
wiilt 'the swiftness of atf nuovv famv die
bow of bld Robin I loodV , . 3Jia ha w k
knew his pursuer, and practid a ru.vj
bv daitiuif miwafds wlien about a mile
from hi.-- present station.'ooart from
ruin and confusion be has rnfaikd u; - .
tho count ryy by the wickedness, folly
ami infatuation of his mersures; for wo
cheerih the most einccrd and earnest :
"nviction that should Mr.' Van Buren V,,
re-elected to thelVesidency, the pco
pie may resign in sdcht despalrall hopo i
rf participaling id the future choice of
ihekikfavisiratc,l-Thcy w ill be
ri eved fram thic responsibility by eve- '
ry PiCsident who may hereafter ascend
to oflice; They' will venjoyon?yl tho
darting1 after lus prey, his tail stuck . a4n3rccIedJymi;aa$ which would pro-
i time the number f.as vastlv cxttnv -thJ World fcoks anxioMv on it, and
id. V ' .Bill Bailot;ks anxiously n it. Ifllum gave bun. a 'flip widi one cf lits-wfgs
The first appearance of the English Vyou would remainAotd .for h'un f if you Wn-h caused him to drop the fish, and
Mirfury, at Ut cjwh flK-ntjoncd a- desire to melt the namofnf American tho royal pirate, dropping from his airy
Stove, was in 1583. ' Nowspwpeis )adfi;iztns, vote for 'hifnj lie is a whob hcidit, caught the fish before it t cached
uroiihnn7and rising a'ppnrentlv tcrricti
Uicularlv, a ICAv leci above the hawk,
litis side ortheJprti:JXlOagl
voiiuiteirntAlian and alarm the tears
of any poptdatiort on the surfuco of tho
gktbe ..which Jwvq not Jnigged the chains j
ot despotism so long as to ceaso to be
start bv. their, clank-in: "lle .arosa
to his present e.talted sTaiion ov mcahs
...I ' -I ..I 1 t. A - .1 I
coonirv irmn wiiicnT wo ourselves de
rived tho rudiments of Jilertv add law.
le Was in truth painted neon the coun
iryby the imperious dictation of his
rcdcccs.or, an assumption of liberty
which in Britain wtiuldjconsign a rrion-
I ' - I--I. . mi.ti - . 1 - . ' " --
'Jt:aroa in Italy W Ijcro llicy lian ineir . tram una aiwin giica -ins ucaui nn nm u :.i.irru.i-i.hmmiii oh irnrnji:T!:i, nrx-n in on; uioca, woo u;igni Biieippi
nmTarTtierorc. .-" J luring , .the Van Buren.' v leaving the poorliawk to seek hi brcak to exercise it ; whilst it would consign
r which the Republic of Venice wa friend to the opp)site candid itejfasi where he best might find it. It is to everlasting debasement and ruin the
?td igaitsst tlc Tui ks in 15C3, the cns.' nJw man!sv the. stump sJPe'ler iti-1 thus with mankind. -VrV see a -peMy person w ho might ascend to the Ihrone
im srwn in Venice, of communicating fen.' sat a he, the sent leman .what has ; nrinco idundcna's his neighbor, ; tintt! a by "virtue of any such intcrixisition in
il - i i . ii' :.. i i '. " i'- ...., i ..... I!, J, ' ' e i . ! i I .- i I I
'! military ami commercial intelligence jar spoken 'went bantf into big worJs.
s ieved by written sliects, to bo read But tho I cannot Splurge out as strong
particular puc
"Mrn ilio nuws.
i nvih ue in a ci
'a!kd fisfn name which by do-! Bill 'Bang to fill.iho important 'office ol
rilten sliecu, to bo read ( But tho I cannot j lurge out as strong
' place by those (desirousjas he did, 1 liaiutio doubt but I will be
lows, who paid for thisi able to convince you of iho ruin you
coiu not, any lmi;cr in tiso ' houM bring on yourselves' by; clcciiug
t9 wati transferrcd to tho new t paper
":IC" y-f ..:'" i .''
Tfic f.rvt nowi paper publihef in A-
lrtra, was the Kntn-Uiltr.
TV' next was the NtF.Htfland Conr-''"MuMM-d
alwi nt Brtn, by James
onstahlo fot this beat. , Are you pre
pared to surrender all to a parly who
would rulo vou with worse than foreign
more pow erful one, liketliu eaglo w idi
Hie hawk, robs mm in turn, ana reaps
tho reward oi histyraony.io.'6.
WHIG MEETING IN VYAKE
V ". COUNTY., . r-
' . Raltigh, Ooi. S 1S39.
At a largo and respcctablo-meeting
n..r riiilirra t ced und die of ilw' Whias f Wake county, XallCvl
iii vain: are vou for paralysing -the in-tlns .evening at the Court Hoose, or
w ill you ; motion of George W. Ifay wiwd,' Jo
duKirv ol votu vounir state :
i . . I . I .! .!.. ........T rni.h I Iain, sail t-1 rnlliVl lit II1A ((i:lir
mil rn, i ,i it . run im rrn i nnnr.r n in iiu id n 'ii uaw rvw n v.h.i . h
airw I'tWo.xloliii first rmva in willing ifji !...wlW """.".'"S-f ',- ... - v . . ' ... . j;,
i..- .i - iiri v. 'ii 1 1 .... ..... .m ki . iitii iitn'r tin nnmri iii iiiu iiiuuliiih uus uiLir
' wresi. In ISCT. t bo nuinoer o v no win suuw aiuv v m "o :- v
.nUcmaUn in llai fleeted t. Will ourcnlton be pureha-. ly explamel i,y the U.au-man; Uec
. I Svi'ii in ijiitirisii ii LFiit ttjLi ma t t . r
t A l..i tVi.. v; von roi-mt vonr il reused the meeting, in a iuciu nna ior suosiance wasteu away m ino'
ill cible manner, on the same $uhi:ct. lof Mr. Van Buren, by subscribing
LM1 h ,i entrWt vbsr fathar's to votft t "Mr. V. R. Gales then proposed tajdoctrino that a PresiJent of the Ln
.i... ,.u.t.,- Anhi 'i..rt 'AVhiidv t: appo nt a oouiatittcc if Uve pecsoas toMntciiuwa nzut to ar.v.n: ms
JlOr lO pvvyiv vuui- ,. , " 9i l ; - " " . . , ,. - ..... y " " .-..-
m . i i i ... '
i-tf.
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r "" u r a s. ivnt rirk1iiOl ill -..
(g, I rHMK)r). snco j,0 WH itmw n-t
J..J I f1 "ny climate has been made wlrih
r. f "'most an impOiAiblo matter lo asccr-
ns behalf. Yes, ifelloW-citizcns, Mr.
Van Buren ha been elected President
of this great and expanding country,
oy iiavmg earneu a r;commenuaiton
from Ccncraj Jackson, by a long sys
tern of disgustful, disgraceful and ' de
testable subserviency, vvcopha'ncy'and
flattery. It was enough for General
Jackson that Mr. Van Buren ushered
the declaration abroad that it was a
sulfioicni'yjnf glory .for. him to have'
served under such a chief nnd it is
KulTicicnt to stimulate Mr. Van Buren
to i rend in nil ih ruinous paths of his
"Illustrious predecessor,', that General
Jackson endorsed his pretension!.
We say, then, that the spirit of liberty
was profaned and desecrated, and ' its
election
to the
hod.
shadfrny pSgeaut of liberty, whilst tho
sonu esienco w in nave pcrisncuand uis- -
. -ITn Felfow Citizens, Mr. Ten Buren
nas ccornpnsnca miscniei cnougtl PV
the nclarious character of his measures
since he has been invested Witt, the pur-
pie id the sceptre, to awaken in tho
bosoms of the .iiee'rle. feeling of . tho
nvst permanent and withering execra
Uoh.'vl'riifessing. as be does, to, bo the
great apostle of-Ilepublieanism, he is -now
forcing the sub'-tredsury upon tho
people after they twice rejected tbe pro
posiiion. He has deserted his post for
the long space of three monihs, whilst
the people are paying him at the enor.
mous rale of more than tnn ihmtut.
dollars per month for his seryiccst'IIo
has increased the annual expenses 'of '
the government to ihe princely: rate of ;
trom to 4U millions of dollars; whilst
all his predecessors, except Gen. Jack- .
son, have managed to conduct tho ope
rations of Government in safeiy and ia
glory it the small expciwoof 14 or 15
millions.; ile Is openly and ncrscvere.
ing!y waging ar upon the ube of cred
it iu the daily transactions of trade.
when it Is a well established proposition
that credd is of more essential service
to poor and cuterrrising beginners in
I the world tha n to any other class of fill-
ivxi viaicTcr.' uu nat, oy nt negieci
and mismanagement, occasioned lo tho
country a loss of more than a, million
of dollars by the dishonesty of revenue
loflicers, whom hi? failed to bring to ac'
count. ne i openly and unchangea
bly hostile J.0 the distribution of iha pub
lic lands amoeg.t the old Stales -of the
Union ; a measure which would f N so
cfjuitable' in its operation as to div-V ''
this prolific source ot wen hh air.ont '
ull the S;atvs in the SUiticn airccotltd