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a. !ME &ALB AND EXPOSITOR.
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d n'l GEORGE 11X. PHILLIPS.'
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Tuesday, Fehinary: 13. 1 S3S.
The People's COhdidates.
FOR PRESIDF','NT
\gab uLt. - uialtauut ova,
FO_R_ VICE ('RESIDENT
smaaamß
ilimocratic A listinitasoitiCCaw
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dilate for. Goveinai)
ECSUIP-a r 11142°2Y,ItMli
W-The . colebratetl itid on e
`of tliose.Whti'.were.ttindetirriS 7 or the L treich:::.
-erolts and- dastsrilly, policy-of-pen. died
* recently at . Fort' Moultrie, after-an illness of fit
few •'--
kt •
ThO 'Ladies
The February n inber'Of this "Pont:of &Oka"
'has juit,rctie.hed us: It far e'veels its-predecessorsc.
and Cannot fail to poltarice thedlsfingoislietirej)-
Wagon it already enjoys. It is embellished by a
--delicately_ tinted eip:m•ing of- the.ASlaits,_and
populdr mnsim The literary con
ients• are' generally from welt bhonm contribu
, iord;4hOse praise the trump.of..fante has long
Aince. ; sounded in "loudest accelit." The first
"srtiele-is the 2nd Act of " Orz.nonq
- liig - e42l:fratri the pen of . the accomplished Mrs.
----1 1 11-kbe,--4t-is-k i poiv-eifill-flrn ma r ic- e 1113 vt-a ad-d
plots, in vivid. colers, scenes in the times which
4 r:tried tMen'ssouls"—Avltem out; forefathers, with
.
• ..irouls that — liberty inspired "'With knowledge of
dcrerioing. to throw
".And yield their :any 'image to. the. Goil Of
• .116-ven!"
• Ttrerespective characters -in - . the drama- are well
...—..4u,staineAl t -antile ky_pr,esery.o.,-,And,
so far the interest of lie narrative -is on the
crease. , We shall look 31-ith impatience for the
conclusion. - .
' "Stanzas, by Grenville iNrellen," are in his
usual 'strain ofsmootli; harmonious veoe.
".4 Sermon ip a Garden," reniindsons
Tey."ln most beautiful and picturesque style the
writer ernbodiOmticb good philosophy and sound
moral
• -
preespt. - __
"The E'inigraPirs Dougliter,!" hy Mrs. Sigotir
.ney• . The Mention of this author's name is ample
EliE3
4 g Althea VeritatilLisihe_conlinnation-of-a-lively
isprightly narration; by Miss Leslie, tlesignet.l Yo
convey a useinl lesson to the mittd or the atlerr
live reader.• 1 . • . •
"Ltnes,,to JVIr9. lirmansby J. E. Vsil, are
.well worthy of dedication to tholnce "Queen of
:Souk." .
• "The Jlfurdere 'a Fate," is a well 'wlilten,
stirring tale, dead puce of the.danger Or placing
100 much reliance .n circumstantial„evidence, in
.Criminal trials. T e story .islan excithig one.
" Feingle Educdlion"' contains many useful
pradical hints on this all-irriporlantsulject=extry
• parent should read it.
- -"The _Phree Pieturei," by :hiss
brpliint production, and - in a tale. of Kreat.power
and thrilling pathos, inculcates the homely advice
, "think, before you ?peak " •
•- - -- - There - nr e - other - pieces to ( — meld liiinefeCO -
forbids a notice.,. We cannot, however, 'refrain
from a mention of two pieces of sweeftestyrktry..
The - 'Star of Hope," - Miss
. come wiih.me," by L.Hents. . •• . 1
• • The publisher remarks. tlint a correct likeness
of the present 'Queen of England will appear
•
..the next number—and in-the July - numbifulifir-
Araitrof Mits:S;icOunntrs. 'The publishers are
certainly using every effort to rendertheir 'Book'
---- oceiptiblecanthisrk—a-ge,
properly aptoreciate
041•;....
.Welearn from the National Intellineet-th.it
the Pen. Reitiy A. ifuhlenberg has been nntni
-tatea by:-Presidetit Tan.Buren, to be Envoy Ex
traorttinariand Minister--Pleniporentiary - to - Hts -
Imperial — Majesty the• Emperor. of Austria.
• The Philadelpliin inquirer of Widnesday last,
says:—"!.oll the 25th ult. the flange of itepresen.
- ..- tatives-orTrailfilizallbred - x - rgolutionrbr-w•
vntc - of 42 to 4, instructing-their-.Senatorsi-tind
• requesting their , Aepresentatives in - Congress . to
• .• vote againet any measure Which has:forita 'object
• th,F,, t tuinexation of Texas
. 1.9 ..the Union, for the
)
••
reasons . thatit would be unnecessarily,extending
our, territory, and create discontents which 'might
, --
endanger the.stability.of the Union." .•. • '
The +Ligislaitirertar' Ohio_ Nays- Unanimously
adopted a, resolution, protesting. - against the an
nexation Te xas to the ljnited Statett.. Ai pro.
pasiticin bc'eri_illoptcd;malcing the
'entire : propeqr, of, stpckllohlers
t;- debts tfi!ey , are feitiectii'et
interested,- by a-vcite of 41: to:28. ' „ •
• .
".• •
. letter' fiam'Wishibgtchi says:. :2 '
"At a',meeting of the Cabinet a *her 'roc ago,
it was 'decided. by. the sachems,: that it ..Rives
Could' rhot''ke . centiliateq,: the, • only ,„olternaiii
would be ''tit which you are ,aware
"ethild tie'easily.eftected
, ,
Senate of Virginia to inStruct their,'SenVpr to vote
. , for something be - will, not. Orcourve he would
• imbieJiatety resignOn'erinformay with the con.
ditions Onlait4lr.lie . . '
Spcifly:orEttial
•• , •
We Iveulti agaiq.eAll atleßticktref our rea 7
derti.to thhiluterealnglnstitutitin, In the midst
of many difficulties its :eerier of prosperity has'
been onward,and we believe (Malt has liad, and
is*designed to *eitert.a still greeter Jand more bent;
helot Influence upon the morals and literature of_
bOrouglt. Tbe . building,. riginalli erected
'for ......... denomination, Find :recently
mu:cliased . by the, Society, has been .complefely
refitted..- "bas s been divided jiltl;l' (WO general
compartments. The,, fist gokloWer one is,sub
dividedlintolltree-rOdmsrete-of-eirhich-is-beatitk
fully furnished and occupied as the 'Hall' Of the
Society..--the_ollter• two rooms,-ai d e. plainly and• i
comfortably•fitted'and will be .occtipiedduring
the presint year for school rooms. .
• The second and
,olipdclivfnitin,is latige. and:
spacious Hall 57 feet 'by 42, well.calOulated tgr + 1
public meetings, exhibitions, &c: "It has always
been asnhject of regret that onr borough was not
posSessirelso. room 'adapted for these pUrposes..i
And:iow that this Society, with, limited 'means,
want; apdAitted tip a -for , public -use, it isr-i
confulently . expehted:that every
_A_h_eliting_tinintto_a - _Sonied.y_which,Aten'tou - raged
and fostered,-will beeotne an honor to our bo
-
totrgn.
_ . ,The grand 31ealgn cif the Society as'expressed
in its charter, is "the cultivation - of•theintellec
tpal faculties-4e promotion of moraf;- . -and the
disscrnitiation of miclui Information '! This is .
accotnplialred hOlding, tegtilar weekly meet
ings,-when essays areyead—and questions nor a
trieratand literary character discnssed. To their
•debates, each nietnher .hei the liberty of intro
dtkidg - tyne - gentlemaii and two-ladies We be- ,
1-i6.e that it is also the intention of the So.ciety to
establish a Reading - Room ireonnect' with It
a Cabinet of mihei als. : ,A I.
The terms of memtiershlps are l rifty Cents en•
traLve fee, and Twenty-five cents quarterly.—
This money is deimted enifrely to the Increase.of
:ihe inhe citizens would becom4,
members; the, hinds arising 'from this source
v -- t , T - aultrp - ut - th - e - SociCty - ii: - possessicirfofadarge-and
splendid library.
- We have' thus endeavored to show the objects
.... ...
~
•and„intentions ,-of .this 'Society, and we much
iniiitakelf they fall to - arrest the attention of every
good.citizen. • ' _ - i _ • • - ' -
i • oJ_Lo_vdn y e.tract_We_make-fromThe-clial
ter o'rthe - Society, as.contsiaing their - prlrmiple
"SEcTxnx-9.
_anil.be - it furth.,r enacte d.
-by theliuthority aforrsa,id. That the follow - 7 4
log shall be-the ft ottamentlif articles Of -the
1 ..
said society'; -,, -•.-,.; - ,• .
-- .1—.1:-Athis - -asso - ciatitaf-'slrai floret - et- 1
hereafter Ri -(Te'sig!) a (esl_l?),_ thicLAangArld
tifie - of 'Tlfe - - - Society 4 - equal- Rights, of
Carlisle, J'eilnY!yani:t...j: - , . . . .
. .41 - ticie 2. The objects of 't he sr•ciety.shall
t elte ,,, ctiltivatthtfriirttre'rifffeiratVirrCiir'
ties,.the promotion of moralsi and- the dis- .
I semination of useful information. - -
-
Article 3. The oflicets of this society shall
chnsist of a - president; two %Ice preF z idetits,
a secretary, a treasurer, and a librat ian, who
shall be elected quatteily, by ballot, on.the
.first meetim of the society inthe_months of
- ikTarcli: June, September and' December.
Article 4. 'No person shall be admitted 'a
member of the society without lie is recom
mended as_a_ person. - of Kilntl- moral charac
ter, and unequivocally attached to the ob
jects or the society. ii*- - ' • , . .
Article 5. Each person on being admitted
a member of this socie&E,_. l shall Thly suclu
- eliffiiiice money, and gnattelly dues and chn
tributions• as the society may by their by
-laws, from time to time dcclare.
Ar[irie 7.. Any. membei- may be removed
from dike, or expelled front the society,
xybose quarterly (loci or other contributions
are due and unpaid for six monthc for a .vio-
Lubin of these articles, fair a breach of trust
reposed in hiM by -- the society, and for im
proper conduct, rendering him an unfit asso
ciateffor men of honor and honesty, Provided
is afforded an opportunity of making, a
defence before the society, in the manner
vescri bed by the - by laws.
.Article 7. Stated meetings of the society --
1 - may be held weekly, at•such time and place
!may_trom_time to time bc regulatcd_ancr
declared by the society, and five - members
shall constitute a quorum for the transaction.
of (Business; speilal meetings shall he called
,by the president r at the written request of
five members. ,
• AitickB. By-laws must, be proposed at
least one month previous to their adoption,.
antra - tiintiOii to alter or repeal' a, by.law,
must lay ht least one month:prior, to its
being acted upoii. ?" • i" _
• ../Irtiere 9. Tliat the fir - SC and second arti
cles .are hereby declared unalterable, and
that said society shall not_b_e_dissolved-while,
sere are meibbers willing to continue
it.
->-~i~s~- ~cssoaas-=iu--~r..a~apa~.._
` • Through the politeness of Ilia publishers, W.
~.91AnsisAir. 8:. Co: Phpadelphia, we hive reeelv- I
ed a large sheet of neat.and beautiful lithographic . !
ingt.avings, bearing the above title, and intended i
for the use of 'schools, lyceums and • families.= 1
i - They have Keen preparedbY rosrAkullor.nriontr, i
1 so rang and ao favorably kflown for his assiduous
and untiring devotion in the cause of general ed- i
'neation. - They consist of Ardwings tif familiaroly , d
jects in nature, and are intende'dit r. to . aid p 4 e
otbr , f ie_3l.llLymilkful icg l i er .0 ft eilkim owleclge..;_-_c_
_We' ildnktbatihey will_exerLinelimporfant'.in'l
_fluenee -over-the jnyenile : Mind m Ary wlllieaCh
4
it, to think for itself, iul nes' oYertask the memo-
ry: - .lVelbink also iat - these - "Lessons"isreivelt
calculated for the jest deeigned by their eteem- .
ed inventor. lire,,invite.those of our. readers,
who are desirous of vie , winKt)iiero, to calf at our .
loffme.. • . '. -- . - .
Mere was a '.lremendotts big meeting," ps Jack
DOwn'ngsays, on 1 -VOnesday,e'vening.l , ast,Ti. the
city of New. York compOsed of the mechanics and
workingmen, at Which resoltitions in ppposititffi
to -the, Sub.--Treasury - scheme Were unanimously
adopted. , - ..•
A meeting of the :.lemocraticAntiinaionsof
the county of ~ Lehigh, was held at Allentown
on the..3oth'ult. ' Resolutions in favor Di JOSEPH _
RITNER arid WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON
were adopted by the meeting. Walt.3r, S. Livings.
ton and G. A. Sage *ire 'ippoluted delegates to
attend Ahe 511i.01-ItlarCh Convention. -
.Th'e National Intelllgenc'eris very irregularly
receirekat this °Oleo. ,Can the editors tell where
the Intl! lies. • -`"
Clyv oTazliiiar ri;)vralati 44 . 1111 Ervaititter)
Pennsylvania kegitikaOre.
orF , espoooleooo of the Herald .k Expositor,
• E,XTDACT.OF A LETTER, DATED
• HARRISBURG, Fia. 12, ISSS.
Mr,Darelay
,and Mr Miller of the. edam
aed the Senate on lir Darragh's resolutions N and
the amendments dependent thereon. . non ;this
'debate wilfdrays ton conclusion God oi4.4eriot'vei'
thele is , atr'yet tittle prospee,k of an earti
Mr Lee' chairman" o.
to.viait the . .Easi , tern Penitentiary, reported. The
feport . wag accompanier) with a ,bilt fm: the better
regulation tliat institution: . .
Sivoral billeiforthelOcorpotatiOn of coal Com
paniesmere Tepoited
In the I-Jciuse; 311.1 Gilmore submitted a pream
ble and resolutions, against. Silas - Vy right's Sub;
Treasury systetn. Mr G. and MrJohnson,who
submitted similar resolutions on Satorday, belong,
to "the party." This looks dell; the collar be
g I n wea r
_too
_ha rd. -,theyl.;ayegon
btit:Jurther_they-er for
the defeatol*tite. leaSt
tl
the Housesuflieient tomodify_it in , essential par ,
tieulartishould it pass.. '
Mr Ryan offere'cl iningonist. resolugOne: —they
go
_the - Whole - hok for - the - divoree-iibb-treasuq
bill. . , . •- • -
. 'Mr Spackman, who Was elected in Philade].
'phis on :Fridny last; appeared, was qUalified, am
took his seat. • '-
great part. of the lime Of the session Was Com
sumed--in:theZpreseptaliom'ol: . petitiOns, ittriin - fg
which the remonstra t ices . against tile annexar n
of V8X13.5 , C11 me in fora large shire.
TUESDAY- 6—Every day pelitions arm
_Aenied
in the Senate, and to-day the usual 'number were
submitted.
, Mr James roported6 till to grant the right of
trial by - july
,to every hiprnan :befog, Where per
sopa! liherty i*eeneerned; he also. reportedagainst
the prayer for the-incorporation of the PittsbOrgh
Institute of Arts and Sciences.,'
Mr:Strohmo.aporare — th
SusquehtiOna,Rail Roast Coinpanr also,_ at _ bill to
incorporate the 13ristolF.Steam Tow Boat and 'Ca•
nal .Transportation Company,. Bilk, for the In
' corporation 'of .. .several- coal cotnPanies were fc:
resoiWiloa . Cifter some debate
were poslponekiiolefinitely by a dote of 16 to
In the house • the long expected
.report.of Mr
McElwee agiinst the:Geitysbuig read, tens Ott
d= hut o reh tis I i-i -p- edy wel I
-writteni-going-1116:tthole-hovigninstdinit.,work,
and recommends the immediate oktinlyntnent of
it. The minority of the'committee may be ex,
Some debate was-had. - -on the hoproxemetil bil
io•tomtnittee-of the whole.
W tape te 7—The Senate spent the Watcr
part O this day-in the disc ion at a resolution
submitted yesterday.byJaStrolim, calling.upon
the 'President of !Ito" Wilglitsville i York and
GeTtisburg Rail Road Company for, certain infer
the resolution was finally adopted. -
In the House. s the morning was
the
consideration olihe bill erecting the pew county
of Carroll out of. parts'of Washington, Westmore
, gheny_and_Eiy_ette.._Theiall_passek
and was ordered •to be transcribed for a third
reading, by a vote of 43 to 37.
THURSDAY Senate was•tn-Oy in com
mittee of the whole engaged in the discussion o
tr'bill to rePeal . the' tax n or, writs. Mr Miller, of
the city, proposed. :an.'amendment, the effect of
which was to repeal the shoP tax, otherwisti
called the lax on retailers of lot cign merchandise:.
'fhe..cotrunittee rbse before any definite action
Was.had..
" In the House we liad quite a turbulent time,.
occasioned by the diseussion; in conimitteeof the
whoie, of tlna.resolution submitted on. Monday
last by.illr Gilmore, disapprpeing oiNhe sub.trla-.
sury bill at present ,under..consideration jn Ceti.
gress During the debate the yeas and nays were
called .eleven - times, eight times on_motiooiltlri,
adjourn, s hipt motions were successively nega
live4. Th committee then rose, when a motion
was made th he com"filittee have leave to sit
. again, this Motion was negatived by 'a vote of
So to 43. So-that reeve to-sit 7again,..was not
granted, and the resolution -will 'now come up on
. r tseeend-reading,:—The-house-adjourned-at-e-late.
hour: . ..,.
Tel 9--." Trut - is atrange, stranger than .
fiction." • Yesterday Mr. Gilmore, as .Im-was of
—N.--
course expected to - do,
most zealously,—lnit ;luring, the night !'a change
l'caMe_ o'er the 'pip-4'ollw dream "He came into.
the House. this whiling, and had the unblushing
elTrontery, ,M . propose a preamble and resoltillons
declaring all action, in reliition _to the_ sub-Area,
I fur r y bill, should be postponed. :This of course
produced astonishment.. Mi-Johnsoii, than netom
there is not °a more.hol•handeil.man in the houqe,
was particularly severe upon the vicillitiona 'of
the gentleman from puller. :Mr Reed of • dip'
[citunwlikewise - 7gelret
befor_e_thes) near_
was taken.
•The..4(tetniiiin was devoted to private' bills ,
when bill making mi s appropriation to.the Or
phan Asyltitti .of Pitt'sburgh passed on final
In the - Senate,.tlio hill 'from iliellouse to opt a
canal through Wind Alitt Island pass'od on 'ileeolid
rending
Et.vrithnav 10,-,ln the Senate to-day the bill
repealing ttit — tax oq writs; - pnssed•on final:read
ing by tovotc:o116 to 12. A committee coneist:
ink of Messrs Snyder, Caldwell and 'Myers,. was
appointed to' visit ihe'litieol" the ciiiitomplated
rail , road frorwßristol-lo.Philndelphia:'
lO:the 1-louse, the ;discussion - on Mr Gi
resolution was continued. Mr Steiens proposed
On amendment something &altar rcifttr ilmore's
original r esolutions agpinst_the'suk-ireastEry_bill.
hfr flo•Pkins offered an ainind ....... tothis
ment, in effect that , - instructions were unildled
for, and unnecessary ;.in' the ()emir. The der
bate ras till a late hour, but no guts;
.tion; was taken upon either of the amendments.
13y a yule-brit 'to 46 the house then adjOurnect,.
thii'opponents of initruCiloti voted in the affir:
Itnatirei ' • - • ;
Mg
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TEIZI
LailS in_i n
For the *Herald r
erald Exposyor .
,Tlllg .1111 Pal R,.
No:_
lahi not one of thotreAueer kind of fi T lintvs who
'ever.iat doyen on therseA shore to count grains of
sand; oi - the roe of stcl:4-fish, or - bothered myself.
likc.other great mein, to find out, by hstrontnnical
observations, whether the sun, moon- and planets'
were .inhabited with beings—such as we are--or
•whether they.ariodll fishes with wittgklike bats,
,ttention-litts 7 been-tiirected-to r
'matters more useful to AO' iety.,-- , •
::Any fool may.iide full gallon - aft - 0 the pernet..
tial''nintion;'orSlyeak his neck in search of the
stone. But ihiS rather-getting)
off the-iraele'uf my sUbjy.o to my. first number
I alluded . tO : tie.forrhatitkl of 41' club called the
6reanaing,AanciatiOn. • ksiate'd itslohjoct:
following is-an. extract . an; the minutes of the.
last meeting :
.gead Quarles, Febriidry 7, 1 3;38.
"The iron. Miss Rubble took the chair and called .
trieinemberitci.'Aircier:, .Theininutes_Ot_the,pre:
ceding meeting...were read and : Adopted nem. con,
When, on motion . , it was ordered that all gentle
. ,
men-who-have-rrio - st:shameftillyi:andrdisgracefully - -
wasted their time:and -youth lttAlie pursuit of
. 011'4 .knowledge,. whieli-never yetproxed_a bone-
fit: to themselves, to the commuiiitY,rand - much
less to - this Association—be-admitted as members
-and that tliey be advis e d toveitiOine ilarticu..
IsFbadie in TiroiiCtliait the Wei .. c , worse than
lt
knaves in. pursuit' of V)e Vlii soiier's_stone,' or
learning to see Withtbeir,eyes shut—afterlisten
ling.to toe course of scientific
, leCtures--and which
may serVe in.ierror . Cm to preVent others: from the
('adoption of similar absurd luibils,—.-
..Immediately after the' adoption of the above
resolution, the'Jollowh4-tornm . tinication friam
lovc:aicl: swain, tsar laidken - ilie Why. and ordered
to be read
to the Itight'Hon. President and Ladies of the
Dreaming Association. The pen which now ad;
rdfesserynti - cbmeOrortnne. who-has indulged
himself' in theffind dfefitriS — or anticipatiOn—whO
las_breatl . lit cOimei or rierinte; the
bos'om - of tompassidti tint! love—arid It
gihatiurt - has pencilesLnuf a little scene;:which - lie .
hupes one 'day to see realized. • .'
- .Already he th,inks•lie can puint fti,thetreasfire
which bespeaki his flititie happiness-and since
being - and - deyutt•d in . his - tilten 7
lions, claim's A jest beyond dispute in" your
ety,•—•to be classed among Atte th•eanters. Should
you'decnt him wcirthy - your notice, the honor con;
ferred highly gratifying, as the..enipiny-
-flient - --is - the -- most-vonstant-aincl-agrecaii? - Ic-of:iti
it_ resilm:.-rimsginary;Hit- conduces t(t- Yap
,piiiesg-- , and if it`-prove-but. idcal, it is casly ac
,qiiirctl, and tlre viaionarp fabi is Costs tit!. paiii.4lt
"pelicitins dream!. how often thou give
A gleamof hills which truth wotll.l but destrOy: .
Oft clost thou bid my drooping heart . revive, ,
And catch one cheerful glimpse oftransi4 ut joy.
O come then, Fancy, and with lenient hand' .
pry:My,moist checic,' and Smooth my furrowed
brow,
(Sear me o!er sini)ing tracts of , Cutribertaal,'
Anil give ine more than folitine-can-bestow.,"
RAIL RQAD-JOIIIIN-,
This is the title of a paper a Well has beet. pub.
lished for several years past, in the city of New
York, by Mesita. 'Minor and glisiTer. It has beeit
devoted principally to the cause of in.ternal im
provements, and incidentally to the physical scion
'es, manefisctures, agriculture. roc:ebonies, and
theiarts.. - alue-tlie last fall, owing to the state
Of the - times:and til - e - ioslispniiition of subscribers
to retail their ddes; its publication was suspended.
t. is hereafter to be published in a form similar to
t' English . - pUblicOlons—rmire convenisot for
prst :n ery ation and rcferimce. We cO:nmend to
vho-feel'atrintereft-iir-:the-stilijet'ilprns
which-,/ reatsi - as ';''.valuable - diliository of uwc. rut
intelligen ;e.---Sprttig v Akd Pion.
Ilin-T-VrbsterTand-tho- - Hartford .Conytn
[ion.—There never was a more - gronacitess
calumny than that which chayges.Mr. \Veit
stet. with being connnected, in any ''%% ay or
form,'Withthe Hartford ConVent!on. The,
Hit,tfm•d_Convention was holden in-the tvin:
ter of. 1814--'l5 - ,, Mr.-Webster was - theo
member of Congress: Ccngress
c the' proclamation of Mr, Madison, in tiep•
-t tier i -and -Atr.) - Wvbster - was - hr - ti's - certr
. early 'in the session. .:When -he left New
Hampshire, where - he. then' lived, 'no pro
posal • had been made by any State. to hold ,
any ConVentidn; nor had sitcka,2lo!.s.tjtecili
agrtuteiT "ii is iie(ieaeil, by any per shit .
The- Government of the State if New
Hampshire had- no .part'in the Coriyeaticn.
Two counties-on : the river -tient, delegates,
but, as a State,
New. Hampshire ly;t1 00
concern in h.:. Mr. ‘Vebster rentiard:at
Washington through the session, or wit
O its
flast - days, u n til the Hartford COO ven •
tinn,was over, -and until-the peace- arrived.
When at home, his 'residence-was at Ports:-
mouth,4l hundred miles.. frmkthe counties
which sent•delegates. - ,either from-
Mr. Webstet 's location; 'when at
_home, nor,
...frOm-his-phblic-statinirand"ernpinyliretir7ii
the time the Convention was held, could he
have-- - -hak,any. tennotion—with -
unless by correspondence; and, after twenty
years' search, not a scrawl of a pen can he
found which shows-the slightest connexion
Of Mr. Webster with the Convention; itraOy
Of its proceedings. The truth is, he was
-never consulted in respect to the propriety
Orli - ohling this - Convention, anct he never
gave it the , least- aid or countenance. The
country is diallenged, the membersof
• Hal tfurd COnverition now in Van. But en's
rank's are challengek to '•Cminsay - a single
word of this statement. - • •-
_
As to-the phblished iiroceedingS cf.the
Convention, Mr. WebAer himself thus
speaks,'-in his ceftbrated speech, delivered
in 183.0, in reply to Col. Hiyur:
• "I have nothing - to do; sir, witirthe Hart
ford Convention. %Its j mnal. whadt :the
' gentleman has_ Tinted, - ) •-nevt r' CEO. •So
far Os those procerditie.can lie . shown to he
dislyal'- to the, Con st t or - .: i ft,•*irig"tor
disunion, so. far 1 shall be 'as"ready its' 'any
',one te)..bestow on them - iremekension and
6 -censure:" • '•. •
: • In the face nr,lietle rack, which have hern
•pithstantially , - stated'in the public pyints, Over
4.erl again. for the laNt fifteen years,
and never contradicted, What man hereafter
will-be so voacirall Liitnes4 antl'dttenry as
to charge Mr. - Webster: with haying:a - en
„ connected With eving:aiciorsv,uillyrutut
, .
,
In PapertOntn..on Thursday the.43.6 1 ,--in.
the Rev. Sprole, LIN
TUURST, to Miss. HASNAO A. 11.111 BOOR, T?Oth of
.south.lkliddlet on Township.
On the.l6lll:itilt by the Hey - . Samuel Sprecher;
Mr.G6rgegnover, of A llen township, to Mary 11,1..
Baekenitos'af countY:
On the l'Oth. trlt, by the itti. John' Oody, Mr
Tames Matthews, - of Solittrainntok township, to
Miss Eliza Earley,• of
by'
township. •
On the same .day by the Vey. N J Stroh,
Jacob . Cooper,. to . Mnrgarei Smith, brith'cifl
Oopewer4townsliip.2-
'On the 29th-tili.:- by the= Same, Mr' Blida Bock
ofSoutliamptint_tawnslibl, to . Miss Mary. 4nn•
Lp-sher; of vicinity of Shippensimirg.. . •
On the 25th nit. by the Rev. John Moodk;
4 IV.: Breckenridge,. to Miss Mary . .Elliall, • both
Of this county. ' • '
• On, 'fitesday last, by the Rev Mr.. Cummings,
Mr. •Washinginit Reichter,. of South Middleton
townshi . I>,'K't) • Misi . ..at/igen! l'effer;- : of Dickinson
township. . •
In Richmond, 'lndiana; •on tfie • 17th ult. Mr..
Stephen Duncan, of .Itichrtiond.. and forMerly , of
this county to. Miss Srin Smalls, of Chatati
que.cotitity•NeW York. I. •
.)/
On:Thtirsday.:lnst, by ,the. lßev. •John 111iict;
dritikhter of George,Beetent Esq. of this place. .
"'On. Tuesday last, stllaTrlslitirg; by the Rev.
William R.,De Witt4fr , Valentine ' Humniet, jr.
- one_ NI) . e
-Ed it drs-orthe Darrish,urg.Morifentothe,
to Miss friary ..fanedpgliter ofJohn Neilson Esq.
of 'lto • • '
liev,Mr—Rosler, , Mr
John G: - Rupp of East Pennsporough7 township,
to bliss San - Elizabeth Milhsen, of Dauphin . coun
• _ ,• • , • • •-•
iiatfini.ore 01 - arkets,
,P q ;• the Week endin g Feh r tiary . :lo. •
FLOUR.- 7 —Eirly , in the week salgs made
at $7,873 a B,•but the article has Ore been .
in.:better,tlernand-and-holders-are firm at ilk
to.day at'which prices several parcels have .
been sold, •.The wagon price _continues at
$7750: -- 1 - he — stock—is-elievetl-not-to-exceed
5000 to 6000 lib's. - 4
ityit. FLotftt--We quote the 'wagon price
of Rye ht ales fronistores-have
been made at . , $4,62i
OE
WILEAT--A bout 45,000boshels of Foreign .
Wheat have arrivel during tlle)v,eelt - . 'the
only fransacfjrin ivtiich has taken . place
sale of about 11;000 bushels prithe;.cargo" of
th'ej.upiqs,_ca.ternts_notifanspited,All4 . he_.
- other parcels are going into store. foi better
prices. •• The_ohly_domestia - wheat whiCh--has
Made - its•appearante for sotne - tirrke;past . ;lia.
cargo toclay. from Virgi nia, which was not
'sold - When - we - left the - market: „ • - •
CLOvEn Sp Ea—Has declined - ashade,'apd
we now quote the wagon price at $5 a $5,25.-
Salo; from store. at. g 5,25 -
FLAX SED--IS (1(111. We mime as before
from.; wagons at $1,126 and' from stoles ak
51,25 nerbirshef..
Corn--Yellow is worth Minot - 70 cents. _A
parccl_ot:_w
75 cents.
— TlyeNo,cleniand. Some sales froth' wa
gons have been_made at BGa_Bs.Cents. ,,
- Oats—Wt Mmte 38 cents.
setthl—Flbds are selling -at-32 cents" and.
bbls from stores at 32i-a -33 - cts not-much de- -
•marl. The wagon twice of blils is 28 centS.i
The inspectinas of the week eomptise 41
hhils and 812 bbls. - • . •
• For, the weeki e nclittgSebrucary 10; . s
FLOUR & MAL—Nn further change
has taken place in 'the price of. superfine
Flour, • Detnancl moderate, - with - stfadrsales•
fop home' nee, at 87;50, and extra brands
$7,6 . 2.,f-a 7,874 per hhl. The receipts have
OA'S MI?.
!MIN
per ; one parcel. InfctreliiTiiLitailleinit
a shade lebs.• Corn Meal. is lower and prices
unsettled, nominal price $3,87' in bbls.—
Buckwheat ° Meal—sales in half barrels at
$2,624 a 2,75. .
GIVAIN-,A. sale .was made yesterday of
5900 bushels good: white Dantzic Wheat
;1,50 per bushel, cash; 1,500 n 2,000 do good.
Southern domestic sold at $1,0, - , in store;
some German white at the same price. Corn
is still very dull, with small sales from 'wa
gons at 70 cts: Oats in small loss at farmer
rates. •
SEEDS.—SaIeA of fair to gnod quality On
versced, in lots, at $5,50 per busliel,_part for
-aniiflicitmarlelt:=-L,:1?-laxseed_remainsIsteady
'at $1,40A0151,43 for crusl - ki9g. , _ '
• -
The—Fixrctitive -flommittee-rot -the American
Temperance Union wouhl• earnestly invite all
Temperance societies throughout t Ins,and foreign
countries to hold public meetings on the fourth
Tue}alay of February. Simultaneous Temperance
meetings haVe been held, on this day, with good
effectfOr several years. 'And it is'hoped that cafly
and extensk:e preparations, at home ;and !throw',
will be made the present year. for this anniversa
r. - 7
---- Joutrlttkustrreon-See.---
•S• large Si rP riTgi of
Celebrated:, Camomile Pills,
• J ant itiectivett
AND FOR SALE AT, THE -
:116,4110 ExpOsitor
Pei). 13,-;1838.
- •
30th -January.- j}3l9. inlte.mie Of :the
wrjtof partition and valuation - on the real
estate of Frederick - May,,.late or East Penits. :
borough - tatiii;:hip, deceasek - being-this - day
eArniirrOrl. On. motion of W. F.. - I.ine, Esq.
Hole granted on all the heirs attd, patties in
interested, td
. appear at the'next S - tatell Or
plums Court, on Tues - day the Ist day of,May
next, in acCeßt or refuse to acce . pt said talate
aLthevaltiation. ' •
Tho4:Criiin'heacl Cl'k 0. C
Carlisle, Feb. .12, 1838.-3 w • ,• ."
. . .
Merribers of the Marion Mire, Com
patty are hereby notified that a meeting will
he held at 'Messrs. Macfarlane s' Hotel - nn
evetung, 22d Febtuary, .nt 6
cloak: ='; Punctual itttemlance is requested as
business of imptirtance will be brought before
the meeting.
H. J. KELLY. O.:S.
,Carli4le,:yeb. 1.2, 18:18.
' .' ' .S
ik cents: rtivv . i ' id . . -r i
',:, ' -.
itANNA'qI? . t'it-?' m'',. / 44-',,n . tiii . e .. qher;
~...., nn the 1 itjtjint.in ihtlented sc• %!tnt
. . - 61, rittmc.:4,l mAKOAttx.r mkp..
TIN.: .., The',abtike' 'reward 'witl,„be
,:\ 'gh.'n't6 am,i,fiee'3nP;)!..",lloNviil ityir .
/
..' aback ttit.tgh 1, bin n'ci.e . *p.itces NW
. _ i - t) LIM ILMSI Al MA,t 4 . ~
1 7 .Clifu'aFy:1.181_ 8.".•' - ;:-. •
~.. . , .
itarannzmo,
Philadelphia .70.1aricet.
SIMULTANEOUS TEMPERANCE
. , . • MEETISOS; •
Ifilitrion• Rifle Conipany.
'annuls Cure for the liken
math= and other Paine:
-Much need not be said in relation to this
wonderful remedy. as the .proprietbr feels
confident 'that when applied,. it will, as can
he proven by the number of respectable per
-sans, effect an entire cure . of Ore Rheumatic
and other pains. It had not until lately been
his intention to mate it public; but- by the
frequent applications of his neighbours; and
the winiderfal - cures it •has effected, be feels'
it-a (fifty •he owes Ili ,socieiy-as Well as him ,
I self; to make , i re generally 4nowitand at
l_thesame_ti - fave_it_putas_near_as_kecan,_
within the re ch of all who' may be afflicted
with that painful diSease.• .
Huridieds of names could be ,pnblished• of
persons - who - have been cured by this cele=
,brated medicine , but the folrowing are'select
ed from fhe mass, as being amply sufficient
to attest its powe,r.
John &rove, • Peter Lindemuth
Peter tinde t muth, Robert -RiChardson;
Cornelius Stoner, Jacob Dilrenbaugh,
Aaron Bender, _ Jacob Ilicstand,
Hobert-Dysart, Jacob.i. Nagle,
Henry Alsbangh, John Alsbadgh,
Christian Organ, Samuel Fenely,
David•Bender,_L— Samuel Young l
George Fisher, , • Jacob Worlich, _
John.:Cover,
Mount soy, 'Aug. 25, 1836..
All orders from a distance addressed to the
subscriber, Mount. 'Joy, Lancaster county,
will lie promptlyt,and faithfully attended to.
• • '.s SAMUEL LOUCKS.
- Mount Joy, Feb.:7th, 1837. •
The above medicine is alsci for sale by .
JOHN HATFIELD.
_
THE' Subscriber offers for 'rent a mail and
situate ini s •the - -West end of Loather '
street,' near the The :!!TV .. : •:;"7
hoteie is well calculated for a small
family. Possession will be given.on The , first day
. B.- mutt R•AY.:..
..oarlisle, February 13,1838.--.1t....
.
VOR - &le- on e_ .ne w s h on-a 51 - Ejj
.ROTICIFIE Also 'one_ second hand .
TILLBQRY, - h-one setof It - artless to.
each vehicle. • . CHAS. BARNITZ.
T - ,560,00 . 014
15'Drawn Nos: in eacl):package,gt 25 Tikete
ALEXANDRIEffffTEItI.
- CF4ss Isro -- . -- 11M-froi• 1833.
7'o be drawn at dllexo;dria, D. C. on Saturday,
24/h Mures, 7838. .
•
7_5 Number,Lottcrs,--rj_s_VrEtAps-lblojc,_
BeiPant and Rich Scheme. • •
1 •-Cispital Prize of • - -$60,000-
I • Splendid Prize Of - - 25,000
do . do . 15,000
do do . 10,000 •
- 9,000
8,000
.7,500
* 7,000
6,000
5,000
' • 3,000
'• 2,500. .
;2:220 •
'
5 Prizes of . :600
5 do 1,500
50 . do - • -Soo'
50, do ' 700
50 of $6OO- 2 -50 of 500-53 of 400-00 of SOO—.
1 Prize - of
1 clo
• do
L do
'1 do
' 1
1. .do
1 do •
1 do
I' IS SII
--r
Besides many of 150-100-:.-90-130-70.--.60-50
. • 40-24-20-16,12. \\ 7
Whole Tickets 20—Halves 10—Quartell 5
Eighths 2,50.
Cer pf packages of 25 W. tickets, $260
Do . do 25 H. do 130
Do do • 25 Q, . do 65, ~
Di) do 25 E. do 32,5 0
rrOrilers for tickets and Shares or-Certificate",
of -the , fibove-magnificeni7-scheme„
(which willpo . sitirely - beclrawit - on the - day - naT•
cd) will receive the- most,pro!notatteAtioit,_sul
a'n official 'account of the driwhies — int hninedi
afely
.lifter it is over t0.a11,--wliti-order fro
Address, • •' • .-'
D. S.;'GRE:GORY fr. Co. 111:1111AgerS
Washington City, D. C
The.:Colonitation Society
.formed Church will' hold thei
Lutheran Church of the born
time 22d of February next, a
fricralrof - t he- -cause in 't
,t.y.are respectfully invited .1
aticliess may be expected.
Nec - vilie, Jan. 30,. 1838. •
vrasl iiigton's
, - rth 1) y.
ATTENTION - ARTILLEItY !:.
-YOl/ are -ordered-;to" parade on - your- usiial
ground, on THURSDAY THE 22ND DAY OF
FEBRUARY MAT; at 10 reclo4, A.' M. with
arms in good firing_order. _. • .
_
.• -
- B order Of Captain Biddle.
• . R. A. NOBLE, 0. S.'
. Carliale,Januarylo,ll2B.. •
•
R. ID: GUTIIIillg& SOP
REaPEDTPUL-L4F-infcirm-their-frieniff - -ewd:.
the public in general,.that
e..7";-
, .10! 7 -''- ,. . they still continue to car-
M
\ .
,_ir ;, Ll i ''
' Ty orithe .
_l9 -- --
f° < a ''''''- iratch4naking
,:,-,.•=, . 0 '.'
• '
4 4' % ,„.. • . BUSin$S)
• 't' 7 6 .'
- - . ..
'-' ' ..‘.'•:-- ';-'''' '.• .. -- • in ell ilaiir branches,lous
at their told brand, in North Hanover - etreet,•.in
the borough of Carlisle, where they are
_read to
attend to all calla in their: line of business:
N.. 8 --All 'Persons knowing themselves to be
indebted to the, subscriber ale requested lo call
and discharge their alms on or betore.tho Ist day
-of March nest. after which time suite-will be
brought against all -Oho neglect.,attending to this
notice,' wlthOut respect- of persons. . ..' ..
• '. R. ,D. GUTHRIE.
. .
Carlisle, Januar% . 3o 1538.-3 w
. . , .
fnOwner house and, store . romp, newly
finished in the best•style,•situate on the south
rot of'Market Square. Pc)W in the possession
of M r.. 1. ,Bredin..l—Also.the,ititire.huilding
&Wu in. Liberty:Alley; ' ,', :------ , . --..
• - . • • - A LARGE .-- '..
...'71 0 .1 .
.., 141
-- T V . 0
'8
T 0 tX.
,''''' '' ', STOA .HOUS E,:
.
alculated for tWoorrporty fainllies.with,a lot of
irciunct,,anil'a dcitible,Stable. Possession, will be
giren.on'the• firatdity,of April next ; for. •tereis
apply to - Thomas Careiheri, Esq., or 'to the sub.
fernier.: .
Dec. 1^..15;37.-3wl
LOUCKS'
Jacob: Miers.
FOR - RENT.
dcr
60 Of 250-60 of 200
XolonizqitiOn
f the Associate Re
', ann i versary in the
igh of Newville, on
11 o'cloek, A. M.
ie town and vicini.
attend. , Several.
FOR RENT.
,
• • `lol.lll*, 4r • FP - •
- • '5. • •
•
• • •
BY Tl-11S,AFTERNOON'g ,
„By the- Hatilsbuig frelegraphlo! this !naming'
w'elearn that:Ake' instructing resoNtions' .ire feta..
tion . to the Sub. Treasury Scheme. pissed the
ActFrtoon: in the
shape : ••• : •
y_the..Senate. and House of- Helve
sentativethe cbmmonwealth'PenrWlvaniss
ih Gene'rul-Asserribly. met, That our representa. •
tives in congress be requested, and our Senators
instruatel, to vote and - use. their infinence for a"
postponement untiLthe next session or Congress,
of the act introduced by the lion Silas Wright, of
New YOrk,' commonly:' called. - the • Sub-TreaSury
Bill; or any other acts Or acts of a similar charac
ter, 'and that they vote at this session for no act of
a isiniilar nature.
Ite,solvea_h
This resolution - was adopted by .a vote 0:51 tcv.
49.- Messrs Gorias and -Woadbarly of course,
voted in the neptive. • . _
Mr Garretson moved to add the following as an
Amendment to the resolution: . .
"And that 'we - have . - full - confidence - in -Martio- ,- -
Van Buren,. and in the• wisdom.and intelliOnce•
of our democratic_ Senators- and. Representatives •
Which was passed—yens 56, nays 44.
Mr napkins then moved to add the . following:
- "And our SenotorsTlTe - hereby further:insyttot
ed,• and our Representatives requested, to vote
_for such a' mode of receiving, keeping, and di,
buraing- the public moncy,.as will seliarate,.as fir
oas practict.ble, the Banks fronkthe - Government.'f:
. Which passed-by a.vote of 51 to 49. •
These all Torm one resolution. - . • •
- ResolvO, 'That'' he Covcrnor-be requesteA to_
transmit.-a. popy' of the. foregoing. revolution to
each orour.Senators.and Representatives :Coo
gress.
•
Hanover and.-Carlisle..-Tetr4ike
atattpAlTY..
Tihihit cif Toils . received, Repairs and
exp - enees - Hanover ;Ind -
Turn Akr..llnad Coin an .- from the 13th:
Dcembes„:l63.6, to the ,f 1.04 Dec. 1837.....
to it liloll 9'n1 . 14 rec!ed . at gate No.
_ Jacob Bear, gqekeetier
To amount Tolls rec'ed at.Gat:e No. 2,
• John Ileagy„ gateke'e.per •: 612 33}
To amount Tolls rec'ed at Gate
- Catharine Jones, gatekeeper 50217
To amount Tolls rec' ed at:Gate-No. 4, • • .
Williarti . Thompson, gatekeeper . 465 SC /
-To-am : mot-T(IN rec'ed at Gate No. sc••/
' Andrew'Diion, gatekeeper, 573 6'
-To-amonnt.Tollg_from—Stocktoa_anit /' •
71133 03 -
To rent re c d-for-old-gate-house t: 25-A0-
"-: Managers of connri'lny, 54'00 •
" 5 Gatekeepers Salaries 500 00
• Probates•nfGatek`rs reins
11001:9 and stationary 9 50-.--
,
, " Printerti bills for advertising &c, 600
• 'Ret.t of GAtehouses No. & 49 00
' Building new Gatehouse No. 4, 439 00
_Seciletary,'s . • ^3O OD •
- Treasure&salary. - 50 OD
$3356 80
---- traTiiiaftilT•ifireir Oyer and - Wrivellin amount
received of $397,95+
I do certify that _the abov_e_Axhibit-is---
as iitorss my .hand this 4th day
13111 M
.of January 1838.
THOMAS STEF'HENS,
Treasurer.
•
To the Citizens of Cumberi..
land County.
.THE Auditors u 1 the.county take the liberty
orstating the amount pf fees paid by the county
for arrests, Ste. for vagrancy and intoxiehtion
the borough of Carlisle, for the ,y , ear 1837.,
Constables' fees ,-, • $B7 32
Justices',
." 135 65
$ 283 47
-.TheAtulitors_are_orOpluionthate-considertblia—. -
portion-of-the-above expenses are occasioned-by—
over.officious:xx-ertions in some of the civil. offi
cers of the borough, particularly the_constablei.' '
• r cii — n the nitrorrous arrests.for intoxication 'and
vagrancy, there is too much the appearance of it.
being made rt - b . miinesa instead 'or a duty: and
,a
comparison of cases between thellast and a .fete
'.
previous, yearVjliatifies7the-presumption_that it . _ ! . , L
hi so, or. else that the cause of. temperance has'
been retrograqing instead of progressing.
In cOmparing the constables fees for . ortiesbri
&c. in the borough of Carlisle, for - 1829, with '
those•of,lB37, (be similar services, we find, the '
increase in proportion as Ito 19. ' ~ ..-.1- .•
~ The Auditors beg leave tn.recemmeucl a more
- special - .examination, -- hereafieri - bv the - jitsticer.
before they commit, an a mire full representa- ,
tion Of proof in sentencing or alledged vagrancy,
4 \
-as many have been committed to. prison during
the-last year,. vr,hom'the km itors have reason to
hilIA4 - iiiiiiifiriiii7 - Ciatit - wittihrthe - tteSb'elptltirc ----- V
given by the law. of such as may be considered .
Vagrants. - .
• JOT 7 CNI BTIANDT„ (rn ) • •
W. - I.USIC.'. luditors. '
• ' - GEO. AV -GR !MANI,
.Carlisle; Jan. $5,'1838.-3t.- • ...
ECI=I
Ming.
ROBINSON'S OFFICE, .
. -80 Baltimore street. l -
FORTUNE: may be secured by the
• purchase,of a ticket in either of, toe fol.
lowing Lotteries. Orders from abroad meet
lie -, strictest-nt
State of . Virginia, •Richmond Academr—
Lottem class,No. 1, for 1838, drawri
Alexand^riti; Va., SATURDAY, Feb: /11
'Most prizes.--1 prize of $40.000,
10.000,-6000—.5000-5000=-2500 1 -1940-
26 of 1000, Btc. &c. Tickets SlO, shares. "
in proportion.; . . • '
Cert's of package,s 25 whole tickets, 81-30
• Do — do 25 half - ' . 65
Do • 'do s 25 quarter do ' 32.5()
Virginia State , Lottery, for the benefit 'of
the town of Wheeling; class No. 1 ; for 1838;
to be drawn at' Alexandria; Vit., SATUR
DAY, Feb. 13. - • ,
Splendid Scherne.--$30,000-10,000
6000-5000 4000-2500--2000-1747 i--. 25
4- 1000-:-20 "Of 500-28 of SOO. &c. Tick
ets $lO, shares in proportion. , ___
eel t'sgf packages 0f,25 whole tickets. $130;
Dn ... do 25 half tip' . :0 .,
Dn. • do • . 25 quarter d,0,„ , „„ Ag so
Orders for tickets and shareS lit'eeti.-
lificates of "patkages• in the above , matnifi-.
cent schemes, will.receive - the most * prompt
attention, and an official .account of each
drawing sent immediately after it is over to
(4..gar...__
alt who rder from 4his office. Address,
E. . ROBII4SON, Baltimore, Md.
. ,
`Feb- 6, - -'• .
ra" 1 " -- —ili
pattiqi
imam
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