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UNION. THIS CONSTITUTION. AND THE LAWS tTiE GUARDIANS OK OUR LIBERTY.
Vol. XVIII.
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THURSDAY, JILY IS, Ih38.
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SONG FOR THE in JULY.
Ait-S.sr fpvilid Caaar.
T l' SiCc Ua juke, la the li tors a!o
u.a.
f tha ..at a4 the Jecd V ib. fcarp ,
fni j j
l,t '1" f rntut "4 icotuUr the :
A.4 ! i ; kI tt ebi'al W.hw the
a!rt
tiVr tUa ban of tU b!4
c!,
AnJ t!r'.i r cut' if Taiac'e (uUea late en
m'IJ, U h' r.a rrreum ;rrn lul'a
r.c J iin't hiair ..f i..'J,
AiJ t'e h ! i fi a ric4 tUn jie li.l.t to
I'.a tl!.
rtt fjf u au4 oar li'.Urn, It tonj r or
a . a -a .a .
tli
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tai!ih;.JlH atWcibj'tiwaftfrtimti.alb,,,,, fl0nr , ,i,c,p; an, ,je J
Tl t!.r f ifinea tan'4 pil, iaJ ar.e
...! if ! lllrlli
Ti.'ii iiin L U-iij bf.J,
. Meut a a'.uul tin. u,l. ttic find.
At the
uJ j.t.ta ucr fa.t Ui ta.t
AnJ ll.e lnn-r f I'MrJ in,
I i piaje r. ii.f.i 'J. ;
AnJ the b iun fire ui-iJ t!..t (e i'$U U
ti,c-o.ul.
Tbey ere caae, tagMt atca. aU tb.y aUep in
. t!iir faae
Slta'4 we crr forjet ihcmt n'..! never, no
never!
Let 0'ir tu-'t Kara ff jm at le en.bahu cacti
gr at rt.nr,
And it. anil... ii fiid dawn, 'lititreiB
tMS r at'it! 4
Vi'.i! waki! I:trp anj tongue,
U ; i!.e lUtnic evtr ).''.;',
L
t tl...r f.we tUiuu;'. t-.ela. 5 U..e uf asMU-;
tu$
W Si I I IVir 1 Mil'. W'l
r.e hint ). itr l I'u.i' i,
AsJihsV.. eiui.;J tt.tst hs'.t
Ik- ,'!!.
F in t'ie Ail.c. it-am 5t Vuit r.
M A U HI ACE DV LOTTERY.
What htve our novtlittt brert il.i.n .
hen tl.it anccih.te a ua w ai'.in" I' if t innf
CiMf'.ct Tliend rc lJ'I.uiiivillc fiu:i.l
hnute'.f, at ivveiitv oi.c. UMUiiiij in tlie
( irdeiit of the Lutein', mr mtUttut the
.n!icl coin of the umI n in hit pocket. ;
lie wai a niluli.'rn in 1 rcsjici
i-.-nt of hu-
tart, I.4J rtd t.i t'-c Usi yer of Nj
p.licoii, a'il htl received t i-Stia
unui.!i, tvo rro!c'!, and a a tn a l.ur
way to hi emit! a Ik'id-.iitrthuS. whrn
Iii4r'.et the X. wa a.nl i.it.v cx.lt', and.
t.i ihir J of In reiiiicut w t pt u;o,i
I. 'll piy. t'lur! wit am 1-14 thtn
tli'tu ; tl.e world wa before I.i i-, a id wuii
t-ve.ny Napnlro:!-, a hin.!-o:iie ti4'irc, ;
t.:ij a !rji..h-d tileiil. ha c;u:ic. is 1
ry IVi'iit-um-ni doc, o;i the litst nj.p;r
i.iinty ti liri. I'ari h :t-r.o: io-i-'v the
1 en. re f t ie wo:ll. l!i . jur 1 l C ''
111 ut auJ wit, the region ol em-ocr.-in
-ut, and the i,.ii w'icii! ev-ry j hM-urc
I 10 b.t Ii id at the l.twi-yt ptic. hi.!:,
n-ii in Par., too i emnot hvc upon air,
ail I t:,..n!e j .iu:l. :t t'.vt'tiiy N-tpoli'iius
I 'i't ily ihnintifliiii. Ot c nir; it i to
he presumed 1h.1t he was not wtiho.u ex
pi'.liC(ii; what Freitchmin ever vva.'a t 1
i'-'i uii , hrooao', yoiu. n:4 buoyau',
lu I cit-tv cspcheat n rura! t a 11101 1 I
ftiiLM. II a first wa t a'-eitii:t i!.o
i.-aileri:i' of lii-art and writ lit t.f purse
I I . 1 t,i Us I ia.id aMt.1114 tl.e h irc;.
Am 1114 lis own cnu'.itry woman he found
t'w tendcruc' f herl in great ahun
l inc.. but t ie purse icmaskaoly I 'i!n
itile iieter fed any mm, and sighs were
avt-isimi. Ud iieU tried the E.ilth
ii-ircse, but t!ie d y for capture there
U.v. I. I a attitttil Ii.' la?Iltllr.
an I the name of ClirI.et, Marqtti. or,'"! rongue dicuU ue pro-
Cmim, waa irreitahle by the d waters ""; "r ,,,at'ry ':'' aJ
of ln-h Eiolt and L.n.l.ui tra ler; bul!"" ' ,'"J c;wd ln
Ihe In!, lidies havmg noih,nS hut ihc.r, love-lcltet into a rlunnimr address l a.l
bh.n.1. were determined to sell it dear, ' harmmg wo.t.cn of t lance to pur
and insti-a I of solid settlements i . France rhntt ticket in a lottery, of which Hie
f.r iunjiiMry e-taie at home; and ihe'cipial prize w.J lobe the must cap iva
fair diuhiers of trade were an watched j ling of mankind.
by hideous aunt awl herculean brothers! The Jew was oolite.! with t.ie nra
,. ..... ..,i. it, a .3!nl:a. ' i'ct, exhibited all iho eaernes ol In
"VIX I'mit IIV 'S IIIILUt " ......
n,,t ri ,uir wa next tried. Fortune j
.mUd for one ui.l o 1 her new votary,
and frowned for two; the Napoleons went;
down l..S.cr and faster, until atlenh the
l.t potn.il ol the grand hmnme , the
solit 'ry tooant of the niir,e of Charle
Theodore D'EMainvtlle. It was thitd.s-!
coverv that had sent him lo meditate in i
t!m II irJ.ii.B ii ilia l.tivoiii t....ir,r. a nlea -
t int place for the last w
walk of th-spairuM
fe where he had
! hu.idr.-tl vault 10
lovers; and the tftmi sol.lt
l.ij !...:.. . t II a I. I.v.,1 V I
t'ie ri4l.t and blowing out hi brains tin-
.!,.Ki ... . i..tro.l vir.U 1,1
..I. 1 i.ii.;v t.i vi....v a iiwin.... j ......
l.u left, a-id olouitini into the Seine, ac
Ul. , ,.,... a j-
cor. hug 1 the native style, in the itiiUit
rf liTt ,i!,nir,lIn?- . , , !
b U h." Py""Z. e !-
. - ..i, mr viim w-..iie.i
..led
S .4" i
d I ;
keenly. be. rang i,,, M -.,.,-
ie l.4iU n. nii.l Cluilts -.s frtioJ
5 . ...e fiiee:a i.e .3ica ly thite wiib a full rc,..l-. .1 U w anr ireithe
.ucce....e ,!.r,re.. wiiU eW. a pa.,, r, . , flr Ubn a.,J .ira :4le lam U,e
HiiM . ruemlr m at that taonimi.
llr ,F imarh j U Siai-. Tl.l
...... .in, nv ii4r.es namrliC' liraiili
fro. a a plunge whirl, woidd . i-flVctu.l.
ly ...figure iiim. H asin Alt hi hit
Napoleon; a id in t'i heroism ul hi re-
irctu. -i n n puttit-g iha putr-iitoi I.i
rciUfc " fiutut.j !. putr-ui l I.i;
teae'et !. I u whrn t'ie auiidm
"pntii t.f a ,. ,., ,! a.,,,,,4 f U.e
atraj.ni j i.f CMIra am! t.e bum .f tui-
jvv- i. i.r i. im tie niij'.I IIUKC url
it-r ii;C if li.t.li biuirf ami hit c.i;i tlun
...... M...I..M t I t : .. i . i . . . . i
j In bury eiibf-r m t!ie Sc iw, at Ieal f.-r ! t'.e acuni ut the gentile,
t'uit in-lii. Frfi.tliiiu.i b.,e alwavi'iuranJ t.ibu!n."
lo-ri-axi for every thing; a ttroiig o.ie ! Three or four domMiir; f ii!cnlly Ile
!n4 a wk. lie irnerai!r civet war hitwt. in ho v livcin. .tt.i!ilJat ia-
uri i.i n.e a-e: K one. ami then the uum
al gii'UtJ lit tt the tironj; nue will in
way i.ir UMii. uue .l Lit feoin
' lflffmilliti lo lift fur at ltal i!ih rvi
... "
'C.il Kt lii Iam U.lv. ahich ha ai
j "tl'fr an-, th.t he waa di:-ra:eU in hue
1 Wi:fl 111. I ..f fir.'l'l... ii.rf. f ....n
I . , - . . .r. ".
, a e....Mie u.ii.de h 1.-4 (ie lum ,
sa.l hir I.f art. but l.u in j s ... li
with t.h-4 ;,h.W,lhim.c!l
ii uaii nil .Maattur Ch .rlt-t th.n.14 be
a Cn.i!i !. It a at p!ain tha; i.r iUier of
i!i...c purpoii ternddhe aeeum4.Ued il
he m. t .:ti!.c hi bed tlul i.ii!'.l in the
b iU mii of the .Vine. He therrl.tre pntt -
'p'.tird the petlnriuane until at leat he
! !,,- Ihe tuatier ti the fair Em-
jpuriM4, m a bthui worthy cfa I reuch-ji
j iiiiii ... urpair.
I lr. lit. .ii.. ..tTM .an I.' ami a.na.
!he aat d nvn f. ante. To cC h.ni a
tlcrtr tie t.f the tulj it. the tmart
Sxrtun of the ci!a li;hu j a tml! lamp
in t ie rjt'tpr i .tk b x iu'.u which he h-i 1 . "I it taiuc, It 1 1 thrown it intu her cteri-!t'ir-Mv:i
l.i'i.fo'f and Ins furrow. HeUoit. " Yti alull have a thousand Na
tir-jj-4; ; dathctl t'(T a l ttriteifct of eu-1 poleont fur that ticket,' taiJ the thowy
! lire. li.' tciitleriii'i... ami ll.ni n n:i .(. i. ' u iiiuw. Ynur t.L'Vet has i!rau n tha
, eiiamorfd. f-.r '
a lrth ll.w of iJea. The lamp haJ '
iSiMtt ii r. ru;lunce ii a thowy n.irior. :
an I the mirror had returned the ra !i nice '
frt Cltarlee.
Hit eye caught eiijlit t.1
1 huntelf
at full length i i the mirror.
' Few
men, I'nn ' lutici not excluded, ;
think iIicuim Ivh a!t"i!rtlu r dcutuie l '
pi-f iii..l charms; an 1 Charlet ua rcl-,
ly a h:mUii.e liijurt', such at iiii'it cn' :
tiatc itt p')jst-ior, peculiarly when it '
u hit last i.uk. I'm w hy iitu'.4 it he ,
I.i Ut hik, wat the thotiiit that g'.t
4 i.tto h-i mtndf "Sltuil this clattiu .
head, jif y m.iu.tui-hiot, ex.piittie impe-
""I "r chiv-Iiic g. lor iioihinu?
,'"s hcift of the women turned t-
:o:ic' Arc i!,i re nut humlre.! of Ilia d,
iu-, a.iJ wi.h.w iii.it every wet-k mar-
ry i.i.'i-.icr comp.tte.l to ll.is orilliaiit
p!iyi..jj:iomy; and am I g od f.r notli
injj li-it t- he picked by l-y lithin j net,
1.1 1 out i-t t'ie .l0r4uf, ami piragraphtd
1:1 to n irrmt's M.):uui.r.' Soiuetlnn
m-j-t l.- uii.i."
15 .t 1'. t .. nri'iin lu firmed the
d.fli.-.lty fur In ro.- a.i 1 t.-iiiuis aijii-e
nir.,j i.f t ic w.-t!.!. n l.ile he
; ns mi tick i:h ih voifc of
p HlM-d
:iJi U. It'ii, 'i: ;....! uMH'l'ttl form the
i ifilnr 1 :i I ul tin? Ci!"-, ojTt rioi! :he t?eW
I t of 11 h.iit'rv.
v!i
1 !.3
l.iizei wero
i.i ii. p....
1. . 1 . . -i. . .. ... .. .
u ni .... is. 1 ii- A'i'.iii.i v.iii:
c
r. l ill. i.!c-a ;!i!i.il 1. 10 ia
llCJ I Ilk?
!ig!itei.in. A loitcty! wjiy, tv.ry
tin.i i ,1 me hv l "it.-i v. ihe wottJ's a
Littery. Fortiine is a loileiy, enai Mis
sions, in the hussars are a lo.tery, -lite
ihoiae is a lot cry, in w hic'.i Lotus I'm!
ippe In only th.n.t. lite lir-l priz-.
.1 .r.t ic is h I tti:r ; why, then, should
i.ni harh.oid le a hour) ! Wny s.n u.d
I t!r o.v:t mysril, when I could he drawn
lor by hail the h inalcs tif r'rattre, make
smite pretty woman the happiest of the
happy, ami mjst If r;eh i.itu t c bargain?"
lie threw aside hi pap. r called the
Jons ti ll the box, louo.l.uv ale.v
ea-
dnlg qtie..tmns, thai he was a Jew wno
kii-w tha worM a quick, sagacion
-
a speculation, and promised
per-eeniage. to dispose ol all the
share, at the synagogue 1.1 a week. 1 ..
make the matter more -eci.r.;, ha insisted
' Charles receiving hfiy .Napoleons on
' "i""- .l '"'""g 'ht by
P8 ""w "s i'l'-nw. 1
Nap.iie.ms were accepted, and so was the
' invitation.
The Jew packed up Ins bn
! ,""!'' ca,,eil a cb'"',,K,,: 'w l,a,r Sl ,nu'
1 it. and were whirled l l!tc I'auxhottrg St.
i Atuoine. A whole laby.it.ih of street.a.
j - , -K I.I
j -irmw as sewer-, . ..- a t
ttie.n t. the Jew domicile. A passage
. , ..,... ,1,-,,,
iiKe lite eiiiran:e to jm n.u.c v .-
! ,to a r dO.:i which had a very sinking re-
" and Charles be
!..k that l.e l.l .rutted the Jew
too firW .hat rw he be robbed of!
:, wij'n be m.4 l the Mrje.nn.
I be idea aiKi iha m.i ag'eealle; and
Jew ,.y touched a brli. !!.
!iard, , t ,-.,., ,c flWBd
hiu.tiriri a euileuf rutrna ft.rnilted a ith
1'ie u:imt H.-Jiiifiitace. Sj l.iid J e.r
'H, jlidi-d fulriiilit, coilv irn.re mrl
lie eye eury alirre. ami at Hie rnd of
..in ...i.e. in f.M.ni . !iu more eaan-
i. - . ... i
ue rmriiiina funmufe, a t.Me
I ij aith a luxunrun ujii.-r. Yu
thi. Si all tnia." aai4 the J- r, imiliiij.
" ri!ir udd f.r a !Ur ul b m-bima. but i
I'MMhii iitiiiB t iiirtti.it ra at i-.i-i.a I
. .
lit . .I.e ranom of ,y pc; a e d... i
n,le C,r tmu.if' ,ur d.y .,,4 I
Aoa, ta aup.
.i,... ' b!e. On utiai t!,e plan wa. eon
aake '-traced. The J. rxh.bitld l.ia extent
f..r f ihutinyf.eri.M,c..rrtimtld,.,lce ahicli
r.e:c.i..,tu the ch.W.ea ul Abraham ath
l .fcrv nai arran..nl. r..l i.iit.i a.
' .I..... i i . .i .i i
coi.clis.lfd i i d
iM'u?ii2 the ni Ivu
ervalle ltt;c t, the tiuuera uf Frat:ee.
?::. III. !. .! fal. ..l. ......
;.illl. and I la v. (MiU. l.i.t
ia aiia art i.i.ri'
ime.. U.e u- .. a ticket i.. be tent j
In Km. hraia a:l i!i . .t..... ..
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f..rh.u.r.ihatiH,hedr.w;rorthetf' .ri.lf ,,f '"9 te..ii !
r.z aliuuld nut etrike lv Htf.or be
,hiu!4 nutt'.r.ke hrr. tlie profile of tin
Hie !
buiery thoulJ b dei4ed between .
at4 the prue be free. In two tumults
, the trn Ili..uau4 tickflt were fold at a
;Nipnlet.n a piece. 'I he drawing; to .k
4ace. In a lew afr, the fair Eupbra.
waitfd upon by a handsome
uw, riiuui; juiiiii, win. c.qiv in tier UV II
afllllflff. .( . t a. a... t.fa m -i.ta. ul.
U;" WJ the; aell .ue the lottery iHet
in your po.settion.
... -.
on.' hiMihraia had re- j
chived the ticket, but utterly uneoi.sriout
prize.
The iJea occurred t-i Euphrasia that
thvugh a ihnutand NptiU'ons would be
a very tatifaclory sum under other cir
Ciiiitsiances, it wa unlucky In sell Iter
2".iJ f.iriiiue until the knew what it was.
The witlow had bought thirty ticket in a
dtrierminatton to tn-ke sure of the prize.
lli-r lit H 'litinn had failed, and the tc-
urcJ. 1 1 live niiiiuiis after, a tntt-ilinj
chariot drove tn the dm-r. t'haih leapt
t:pt at.4 u at in the aunt t.f t! e f.iir Ly
i.!;ec. lie haj not tlUcovcred tn'o
whose handt the piize ticket had fallen a
moim nt, leforft before he wa on the
road to l.yor.s, trivinj at fast at four hor-
c cju.d carry him. I he ilenouenieut,
was cuiiij 1J; he Lroti'ii her live thousand
NapoK-ous as an iiiiatment, and fort wore
,:rui.iii Iiimscil I r at least twelve
iiionihi to come. The whole affair is
registered before the end irihunul ol I.y
..ns 1 he s.ioay ,d.,w was an opulent j .
. :u ii.u hi v. ..ic:i-i;h-. i ue oappy
i'k. HUllIg ..V it
I 1 .-!!.
iioncj iiivon t Nar outte.
The i!.ft .t of the
has been hailed with
M t.Hlll t.i' L'lltllli so
I. 'f .
, i
if in
Nvn ety a .nur,c.,.r ... -ny iptari.-r .1
cxccitfie (.. ...en.ti.eut pros, the Pres.-1
Iciu's I in.rne J vitn...!, the (Jl-.'ii', is hear
::av lust ' (ate.
nl ihe Cipuicis,'
ul i:i tu ut r-.
I. h 'S gntie to the i..ii''
tvithoul tears am! witii-t
There ate hut few so j
pi.nr us" to do reterciice to its iiicnr.ry
The great bod, ol the Van Hare,, party,
themselves, we siticerclv believe have
no r.-grc: ... pour ..ut ..v.'-r its grave.
Tio-v had '.to strong .M.achments for
ihe .neasute dreaded the efferts of .ts
op, rati... s-seetetly raved br lis defeat
-Ivei uer m l-.o-e I. I., ., .a- , c.oisi
1
-yet were induced. I.om ia V cust-1
ilcraitoiia, to ) n hi a spiritt, s. snpport, or
11 11:1. .1111 11. in. i,. 11 1 Mit.iiiii.au i.i. 1 net
we are saiiriied are Ivt ininiig tired ot
t'Xperiitieu s." They feel, us well as
we, that tlio Sab-Treasury scheme was a
measure which would not answer the
tiuriiii.Hi l,,r ivl.u-li il u n ilesii.iicd thai
it would not do for the r tiled policy of
the country that it would not brin the
country out of its present chaotic state,
and reel-ire it to thai setil -d Condition ami
high state of prospiriiy in which it was
before the ruinous experiments were
forced upon it.
Am! tucy, as well as we. know bow
this Cad might be nil lined; but, alter
their blind and infuriate course ngain-l
u panacea, a medicine which ha always
worked well, and kept' the body politic
in a toiind, healthy and vigorous slate,
they are ashamed, unlike magnanimous
men and Irtie pa riois. to come out and
acknowledge tueir error and the vi.uus
of our medicine. Truth, however, is
now about t overtake error. A shoit
tune, and all will be w e'd again.
nri'ifisfi We Press.
truhin Hie precincts of the Palace.
k m 1 I
retcr Force is re-clecieil .Mayor 01 aste
iniiton. Mr. Force is a I'tinier anJ a
Whig.
r-Bi t'..t CepttSuraa Baanrr.
I'OLII'ICS OF TENN'ESSnn.
re ni, can aupjmit t'. rr--liion .f Mr.
.
Van IWeit, are well anl f.irrilii- put in !
the ui j.m.e I article fi.ua die KuorvU'e 1 J
I.'rptltr. It i. indt-eJ. ain-ular. and b. ,
tukrna no ordinary aUie f ny muiua
tin", that tbe Aiinuiiirtmioi alioulil in-
d,.le the H4hwtt Lor f obfiiiiM tlw
lit th. r,!,i-.i .I-r. ! J .-t u.i. ...I. I
- - ' a w ai m. j
HUB liru.
r . .1
Le reai.u..ce ... il.e .iabeaaf !..
ffizice w-a (Jcruird liule a!...it .f
fii. in.1 vii iur .. nnn. i;..m'm ........ ;
on. r.4 was fUre brin duaa .,.
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ILt auilinr a lS ul KKt-Puuva famr m,l i
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U"n:
nl
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foil
ed by Excruii.e i1,umc..
i ..... ii.o ri.iiii ami iiiur. , , . -
ie.,ee Hthr-.w hert.lf,u, the breacUl"? fcul .f''V,ir "7 ""ry h-H
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Oeeined. l.y m.nr, tl.e ceru u f-.p runner
i.f the pul'C- ..euon ..f l rou-!
r..ed i.i it. Ju.!,e Whi.e a-a read i.ut :
ctett J " . ,JU,1f'
"f ,he, K'P""" r
J'""1 ' Uv ;f .' '
buHr'e .' n,a' b,ul l--wt
daiiuf to i
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buiirj ;
... ... 1
uuuer i
an iMo.er.me i.aity tlir-hhnu . to tcne !
iir In. ii in nniiiikin.il. in fli l ILa.....
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aiJ il..t,nM. Tl.- s,.3t:;
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ihu itrr;iu iv rimicu
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..ikl.'al ltf.. r..i I.. I....I I. a A I.
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cu ' r't'H iiK'nil.b, am. I ml ll.e
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"JT"' f 'y Hitieal man wl... j
a . .
t ...I. . . .i
"I afc.-M. uui avcing iii.i (lie J'.'IV li:i i
which he l.ul hmg acted and uf which he
. a cuiitpicuutta ana iiiaunguitnca
tu.ubcr. had abandoned the princnlea
upun ulticit they came ii U poir.Kn.l I
were riii.niiijj nit) excrs.et which threa
luetl l!,e. "-v l,br,,M h. country.
i a Ti:iii.eai.-Ba.iiaa rviit mi K' r'.i 1 1 aa ra aieu..!
,,' ... . , , . , ,. ,
lie and those who acted with him, rely
ing upon the tiaue and ut'elligeiice of the
people vl Tennevsee, were not deterred
by the cor.sequences which had uinlorni
ly followed the slightest opposition to
len. Ja.-ksou. Tt.ty were wil'ing to
peril all 111 defeixe of ihe freedom of elec
tions. Many thought their opposition
madness. Feiv (Seemed success possi
ble, lint the grain of inusiad seed, f-d-
Ii.... a .i.iiiul ....I .... ....... .. ..... 1 .. I
m i:viiiii .uii, 11.. Kl'.mi. U.I..I
, , . , , . ,
ua u vuioc tree w n,i urauciua eaieitu
, 11 1 1 - 1 ,.
1.1 diiu viuc, (..11. .1.1, i.a ni" .ucia.iK
and noxious weed of Judnuim and
1 it v deio.iism The Jack.o . oariv h .s
ar.) Uepnitm. He jao.i parij ha
ciumucd to pieces Irom He tery catisis
htcb were o.ceut and for. to!J at the
time. Not m eU-ct.on ha. take., place
,, ..
- w,.':. "rr.? If r'-:
...ivi a.M4 i.vi i.tui. nil u a.ail.i'ac.... ...
. . . ... . .
the stri-ngrh ol the Adititnistration.
.... it, . .
it nerw no a- is tue j.icsou party, w in, u
but a lew year back rejoiced in its over
wiiehnin slrengl'i! Daiu.iieJ into in
significance! It cannot stand up lo tg c
iioug.t t.) be knocked dotvn. It ubau-doiiv-d
it piiiiciplt's and has paid the pe-
i it ii ; y ol t: aiiostucv. It is uowu never
t.i aciiieviui tats great
irevoiuiioii it. puh'ic scmimctii; t'tt tr.-.it
. -
titttmp.. ol popmar riihl over Lxeeut.se
iloiniiia;i n!, ilic St ile of Tennessee In-
arl a. 1 ,.i.a.ti i.oAi.a ...irl 'l.a ti.. tt a
v.n , aa vifioitt.urtl3 a tt. t f v-
r.j.tei.ti in ! .iv belontft the honor l early, ma i
Lr ts heard lrom. t... i .,, ,. .. ,..'.,..
msru,4t uaJ;r CiItujUIKes
........ , )r4.,,. ... . ,r
llie safely of ' Rome." Having done
lots having anicl in t'ie aeoitij hsliuie.il
of oui of tiie gretttesl and most impor
tant ice, la i nts in il;l;e sentimcoi that
Sat..
T" '""'" j", ly ."r jr.-ermit "he" ,,""Ul WUeiUvt Tp,,MM' M,lt ".u.-e .n 1828. with a fortune of npwards
.he it -.i'.i (ln oe.i vi...i,i KOi,a"M H-is suu of iliu.gs ..r imi. .. two miilina of pound st rl.ng.'i now
, ' " ; , Til r -ed u , .,. act ,u-i To M-V ,hal 8i,e w,,i,,J f " 1 1 shh.,r.o- peer ,. the Re,..
'acrl.. mI Mf Va ,J"rt " "",lwM!.W' ... eee. .ay. tl.e New York S.ar.
, , i " 7, e . 1 ...ai u u l-er r J "" h, t " thv 1 " " ""ui ,hnl " f? ve nten of bumbla
. ...;..,.;, A . i un(.,,m'.,Mt. i l"t,,,M "S1"" lU H l,i,Uo" ""S" U"m .w.niy of
j ol n. eniit tog a;..l un.om uo.nl M, ,,ef .IW. 4N Heelings Ih v.insh.re.Cve. bv .he inflnene. .hev
has ever known, wlmt bill !
, ., i,.,..;.;,.
10 the principles and pr.,e-
',C 7S ti,- Uu
puny .11 I
turn to the
runs thus:
at title in
From the Kaoxvil'.e Register.
Mr. llJiiGr:
How will Tennessee vote at the com-,
! election,
1 '?)
between aii t.ureu nu
. a - 1 - - - - 1 - -
l'leaseay in your rest paper, wbc.h.;ijlc-..v HrUj. ail diructive of what
er she can go lot' Clay, coi sisteutly w ill.
her huhcr.o express. il pinion in iv,;r
of ihe J.-H'crsouian d.wu.ne, whiei. she
has cherished from K'Jd to the .rettnl
dav?
It. pub ishing and answenng these in-
lemgaiories, you will cottier a favor on a
subscriber and A FARMER
subscriber and
The for. gr-nf,like ilte flowing, of the
Nile, come 40 us Iro n at. unkuow source.
lint i.i asiuueh as ihe nit rrogaiones pr.i-
pounded are of great inporiaitce and 11. .g-' support In re-tleeu.m. He oes In beet, huni-d t the.r gra,es. The Nti
ii.tudc, we shnil not hesi.ate 11. g.v.ng : election to the mil ience of his pred.ee. ti nd Uazefe s.ivs. that Jur ng the vear
them a brief answer. sor, openly and avowedly used lor th.t lS3;t, upwards of th ee lu.ndred and fiftv
Ueatg itciiher a prophet nor the son
nf a prophet, we cannot al this early day-
give a caiagoncal answer to the tnsi to
tenogatoty. mil assuming .nai air. ; practice so violative 01 me sp.r 1 i tmr inotu isoi i?jh, qn :te a thousand, or nr;ir
t;iay"and Mr. Van Huren will be the on-; uisttiuiions, and so manifestly .iestrne.ive ly that mimScr, hava be, n thus killed!
ly coiiipeiing candidaie at the next Pre-! ol a full anJ Lee exercise of the right of ( At the same r .tio what will n t be the
sident e'.eciiou, and regarding the present suffrage. ( startling result before the year is ended!
politic;! pusiiion of Teunes.ee as au in-1 For these and other important conti- ( AnJ is there no temeJy for all tbfaT
. . aa-.i
t !ira'inn of
fcat it ..I! U il.cn. !.ic!i'iVr.i;nn-. are ere led irrwuUMy win
j,,,e Crm nJ iflxWe atUrmife .f eur
.--...ta ...
warraiiia ua im umn. t f nrtian t e
Lrlu-f ihit .Mr. VUx nvie ilie
rf "Vi.err by a Ire m-ytUr.
mlrrti, unJrr Uir rurun.! -nrr m hirh
he qurtii.in frwn'a If to nur niiiitl.
mr r-n:.oi f..rr oumrtt m t air t?irr
"i-
a a ...
, - ......
eupprrfiro jjf. a an Kurrn, Nr
" ,bry lV '." THi'
' '7 u . 1 Zt
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l..rl. . lt. ...w..i i.." .i . i.i
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Briiara"ai waitiarn waraaai ne.tHai.i in a. a a.
f4.. U. V, 9ZutZ Z
4 ii
An4 ae aouhl aak ah a.e-
Ui.r. ..f t.i. ..i...;.......;
IV . i " "
pr1rU,r' br,,r'' f -r"rai.
L'V : lo "'1 '"' .
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n il lliA lalillK lafl imiakitaxili.tHa a.r t.m
: ..;V. .:.. :". ' " ,
hiiinitirs'iun bcni.i.e en i larinc and a
i ... . . , . . .
" V ' . . " V " " -n""-
r nr laVlia.Iaa al. ...... a
enr:r.i, and ! arouo- niiilr ind i.
" J w a--aa; r a. llll lllaT ritllKli III
D
"Vfr' KhNan
in ' ahort a ii m f e eii-r the .Mi
,lep f r un m4 lt-nlinioi bt en mine
rfl'y iwW.Wy impriated on ....r
l r. : . . .... . ..
j
Mr. Van Butvn'a iHauaaratHN.r II..
u.rin ar ear ieta a ia a . iaa aai' 1 1 . at an aa.i.ak a .a
hci
0uf n!ijl!ary liMryt , M,
pi, ,'f , j
..u. (.. .mi null ... (iiagr.rriui . mil
ht the successive raniuiifii m
Or when in ihe adiumistiatioi.
of the Navy de ailment ba ihere been
tucli want of energy and it, ciiii. aa 1
manilc.ted in the hu g talked f. but n..t
yet departed, exploring rXd.ti,.ii! Ami
why it it that the national tie:.ur,
which but' tn rears aco was to ovei-
flowing as to allow million to bn distil
butiid amoni; ihe family ol ISuic, ha 1101
now a didl.tr to eoiuribu'.e tow aid ihe
uppoit of goieriimtiii. t an any or alt
of the.e evd be aserihed t any ratia.
except the unwise policy ol the g.veru
incut! Our citizen hate operated all li
ter lheliin.1 wild their aivii.i.ui.ed i.nlu
try ami euteriui-e. A bnuul.J'iil l'ii-
. de.tce ha h!en d our effort w lib an auuu-
,1..,., k...., ... .1 1 . .1
, oaiit lurvesl ol thoxe prodm t u Winch
., .... ... . i . ... I
: irom (lie ele.iieu S o coiii.ii. re ami ur.-
! 1 . 1 ..
f 'TtYA.Tr
, tf,,' "' j estdcilul d .e lo anesl or
lh,erru , ,,,t. . ,j .,.,. r ,
,. . . ... ' , .. . , . a I
i 0ki.' , "J '
! ' 11.1 bTeV
i .'"ii ha luen itir v;nes; t .e h o r ol o .r ;
r -I.U luv,..
.mi. I., 1., . ... . ......il I. .a .. .1.
' ) icitli'd us taent; ur llm-U l,ave not been
,r ,, , ,, f , . , , ,,, , , ..
1 ul on trotu the I uus, ami tliete is uiucu
. ,, ar(
in oursialls; jet . lim wln.le lai.tt
Iilmrii).
ouuvr the uligHtsi l uiisionuue
and t!e.ol..tion. There l.a been no on
pri'pitiott i.ccurrui c in .iture cdcuia -
ted to eoi'inrrais our trade .,r to ci.wt.
the on ward and st-.dy llow of oi.r irs -
periiy. 'lo what t ten ca i c .isiawe the
. .!.. i., ... i, -
thrPni.Mii'it rutii r s.iir i.i;i itititii't Ii.il l.u
. ...... ....... ...... ... ..... .... .......... . ., w...
he l:d.ad.uin.slra!o. an I ..nw.se policy
ul tlie g.ivi-rtimeiit, uii.l. r t'ie cumr.d uf
Air. Va; ll.ircn and his paitv. I5y Hie .
aliort-sighted and f mltstt experiments:
i which sr-ma op djrutg the lailer part of commissions they have received from
l.ei.er it .Jacksm.'s aiiunuisirati..n, ami thuso nonces, and the cnnfulence which
winch I. ive been ohsiutau ly pi rst.-d t in e..nequenee ha leen generally rrpot
; in by lh. Vat. Htiien, the wit-le curren- e.l in them. ba flowed their wealth.
, reitoyol ihe country Ins beci.nie ilemngi'd ; Alexander iVnintr, who acted as tha
. ami ly toe prll gate ex,.cii,luufe ol he euior inc nher of the bouse for more than
pubnc money, the tepubUc .s ma.:e dank- 3,1 years, who married Miss Bingham. of
rupt. now t'u i. can .. t a 11...1.1 r ;
riucipUsand prae.fOJ. p:irly aficl.,Mua -i .0
V1';. U 10 r"! llacoce a pe .pie in ,crpeiraiag a policy
tao Kegi. er. it It.1,l(1!). ,,v,.,8l. ,, xw r,a aad sub-
manual mt rc-l. Ihe whole puhev ol
the g .vermnei.t must be change.), or our
prospi riiy as a nation ceases. In n se-
iei.,j c lrettS.n who would pursue!
, . .iifT.-rent 1,0 icv mold we be worsted
Mr. Van ltnri'ii. n.ilii-v i l.inii'l lo he la-
should beuhjt-eu and enN of all ifovcrn-
meiits. ihe happiness and prospe.ty of
the citizens; and we must be wholly m.s-
laki-n 11. .he clt ira.-ter of our peoj l it they
are not the first to change this state of
things. I
liut aside f.-om every defect of thei
measures of M r. Van Huren adtninistra-
liou, the system of ineaus by which be
ohiaiiied the station be now oenpic. e 1
tiers it ....possible ihat Teiiesee should
'pnrp..?e, ami Tennessee cannot wiiho n
a t'.lt! a juration ol that noMe stantl site
has ukeu tinon thie subject, sa icuon a
1 - r... . . a r ..
ilte roiirliii.Hi it.at w IM etrnt raa i ra
araaee tW Mr. Vaa Rurra ia r"'f"
fr.ee to t eompeii-ior. of anj tbio
I.Le tw apwable .feteaiB. ,
HEAR BOTH SIDES.
My frttle esT.ine t hrtier the eor-rm-y
bate nl I ! Jj1'
ni.le free. nri'r-rrn ""J bfPJ."
j Jm l$m' furttctlt .UJrttt.
" Tha United Siatra te ia imiardia'a
t!ne-r .f bein rendered unaMe Ut dia
rharre with r-Md faih .rompiiuie,
he rarii.ua rwwmary .hlifaiiiia wf tha
(...rr..iue.n.,r.i Vurm'a Mtua;
of the 10A tilt,
rrma S AleiaaJria Ct-l.
; MOKE THREATS!
Appearanrea in fr ( ee "nd q
etneta at Wa.hintn. are any thm but
f.t.vfal.Ie. We are inf.rnu'd ia Une I
etuliaiion. by the lilh. that a mttuigt
luil wen rremly aeiii o Mr. Cly by
one t.f tie a.ln inl-iraii hi tfena'ore, arhirh
I irua e, - will h lb l-mred t flVr uf
iiakme !.i. (Mr. Clay) mora etrru.ti
eprrt lirreafier" and It la-ninV"'.'.. ad 1
that another ourtreak" bia (Mr.
V-.) part mfAf ct n HWOD
SIIKI). and h-ll n.. provoke it by a
uinri nar irulur iiiiiici.
.;-. I ne ean-a M
ihl mrtffe and hint i ennia atlrned b
ni.ii.,n ......I- hv Mr. Che a lew da
0pi, ...,,..,, .-a.-cnttrutd in-
1 . . .. I
1.1 an instill lo tl. iir-jorny. rmt aa
with t.l-.t l,.-..M," &r ail of wbrh.ie
probably euiiiely fictitious or groa.ty ex
ltlter4trd. IJ-.t we w.oild direct public
n Ml i to ihu really dreadful slate of
tlniii!s in Washington, when a 8enaor i
threatened w ith a e.li hi the field, and the
laci Ui.mp. ie l lo ihe world by the lio
teriiiiu ui iTi,mI j .iirnal coupled with
an intimation Utnl ULOOD shall he moJe
to A .w. il m ie rircinuMseiioii i not
used, ho the satellite ol power think
they can frighien HewY L'layl They
itii-n.ke their man.
Lit it lot recn l-e ted, ton, that'thee
iiieu wit, are now threatening Henry
t.'Uy with a deadly attack, are the very
n.eti wli.i how le i moat loudly over the
- mart rd.n of Oiltej 1" We murli mi,
t.ke puliiie sentiment il tin article in the
l.inl.e do it.it rx.'iie umveital tli-gust and
iet rehe .s nit.
Sa'ut iet in 7Vx -The salaries pa'd
j I i!te pul.ltc ..in -er. i.i i ex a, are a loi
i !.. 1 ihe I'reitlem flO.OOJ; Vice
I.. . ... . .. .
n-a-ury. War. and Navy, 93.5JJ earn.
wX wrt fSrueml. 2.0i)0; Clint Cletk
' " , ' '
,M Jpt ..en..fl.50tier .; Con.,,-
-nd I waaurer,
$o 5;ii ea--1: l'oo.iniiotiet i.f the I.e. .
ttll ,im, Uir.e, n.WO; M nister P.e, i-
poten lary. Sl.ddU otiltii. and 85.u0tl per
amium eaeh; Si'. r. l ines of Lt-iratton.
1 J.OUU each; Attorney General, 83 500.
TUt Iiariiign.--'V foundation of the
. inrtioiea of t'us Eogluh house were laid,
i no.., whi n William llincham, Senator
; iron IVn isj Ivania. by In influence With
(.e Kxecoiive, procured lor bis aon-in-
! . . '.. . ..!... .. . . .
1 ..f tt.- IT. ...... I w tA
( ,41t: Vitifit ti o a'c Kt'Trrninr ni ill lis
! ,nod transaeti.,,, with England. Tha
,un n il . n v, hNo gave them the
h.iMtiesK t t!te United Slates Bank, when
tint h-;is ehartered. and from .he immen
; riuladelphia. and w bo retired Ir.un the
piiPsesse.l through the great moneyed
operation. .f the American government
and people, not only advanced themselves
to immense lot.unrs, but to tlituiiHiised
m ok of honor and - favor' from their
Sovereign.
1 m .c iMtnttr a unit' u. u .an. tna
7-.. r .. ..
l.n. ir f-in.iiv. l.i.i ... 1 P..1..I..
- - ... . . 1 hi,iiiiii ari.
all gom to England in .be Urea. Western
toseetbet 'orona'io.. of the l.ri.ih Queen,
The ymtna Lamar tha. t.Mi-,t. I, a. none
raving mad. and his rood. Hon draw, more
ntniiicl y on our e inpaihy than if be bad
peri-hed amid the waves that closed on
In kindred.
. -
Tl.e numher of li es loslbv steamS ,at
acculents is tnly appa'liug-'ln less than
tiirce year it is rcm.puU'dthat ah -ut
t v.i th osn!l pe sonsJiaetikUatidilen1tf
w.r thus cut -fT; m 1837, jx or se,eri
hundred ma their de..ta in th-
way; and that alie.dv i- bin lite sir
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