7 7' z:2"; HEILILD-&- , EXPOSITOft:f AUGUST 11, 1, Voice of .the People ! MEETL&G 'SI-111'PENSBUliG"':- - Weinieeovi.29Tu 1840.' • The,rneeting wao called _ to orderhy,4ll2,. - Committee' of Arrangements, „nominated , - the folloWing peiions oilieer4;of thd ineet . r-ing' viz:^ .- PrisidcJie: ,;:,)OtiREl4- FleAZ(llVOlgouthanipton township. • _ „.• rice redylente. eohliecofihp Revo :lotion) of Sliippensbare.: ~ ,, ,: ivmuitii- B noolitrq§,,(a. s iddier of he Re, Shipp,Onsburg., cifl,sllo rEx..T.i.';.souttuiii . P, AVID . 11 .2UNCANI CtirtisiopitEE.Ati,' Newton, •; JOHN STRWAR't DjekIDSOO. PETER DUCK; West Pennsbortnigh. --..JOHN BROWN, Mlfilln• Captain SAMUEL CROP, Carlisle: SzmoN'OEsTER, East Penusbotyugh - - 7Vivranefii - SilTe.. l.- . - Sprin - g - ,i -- , --- : -- .. .Jcini: DookY; Illechniesburg. • 1 S:: T.. Allen. . . WILLIAMS,. .: • RICiIARD PARK4g,,North-Middleton. ,' , . • RICHARD CRAIGREAG, Solid) Aliddletol 7 Vol. WIVE 11 - : WoODßUßN;'Newville. C.:6l9lAD.CLEirrit,'Souttpippkcizi. , • 'Wm. Pomitoy, Lurgan. • . JoHN..JouNsTprz,.Soutjlairipton: .-„, ~. ', : -ROISOIT WALLACE, Green. . , • ... . PliiLIP BERijig, chitpbersburi. . .1, Joii 1-lEcK,.Solitharoptpu. ' . - - Th . - J.•'l76lvg - cn, Greeii: . - - , .- ' - ' °WILIAM, ROGERS; SMlill3 - MptOIL7 ' : Jim.sv.D.c.A.anonvF, Lurgan.. Colonel J. PA.XTON, •ABRAll4l.lll.,ettßssialke,.Sq4ql4nivt9ri • Secyttaries., 13correlrl SlyiffPrslitirg. !..R. - 11 f. Newton. . '• David S. Bunsha, Jolii“.llippinger, Sotithani pion; . -• „11.. M. L. Gillelan, - •Jautes • --_ • - rtiiNifllin . _ - • Captain o -eprgc:M iller; Westpep nab() William Y. Boyd; Hopewell. • • BCniamin Sharretts; Soathamplon. : SWanzev, • -- • Dr.-C.'7.M.p(lay, (ireelivillagez 10-eore Fleck, Charnbersburk..' - Natlianiel . Kitier, - Green., • David Difrbora.W,Chambersburg. - , • • •• • • 1 - )r - .. Sturgis from, ..the corn; : ...niittee on that - stibject", reported the •follow-- log preamble - . and resolutions which . Were unaninlously adopted : - _ •• hereas,. the constitution - of the-United States'gtlarantcesto the people peaceablyto ..• assemble in canvass the conduct and policy - of thoSe intrusted with• the pOwers..of' go ------vernment :—And -whereas,. doctrines of a novel and extranriliiiarY 'Oliffracter: .• been :pot forth by the President- of the U. __Slates :and . :- - his - .. confitiential council,. and . avowed as tbeTiundation future adMinietration of the government.is to be based in the event of his 4:6-election: And WhereasomWhelealpieantldangerolis.. -innovations, - boriiiiifeit in - sofiie': - instaticeS --- --from-; des po tic—k i nil,doin z s -Euro p ------- beeti - initoduc - Cdrand - Soughl - to -- bevngrafted upon ..our repUblicanysteni, - giving ;just cause 'of alarmand apprehension . for : .the pnrity of- our •institutions,. and. the iperman • ency of our democratic form of govern ` ment:- - And whereas,,-with- the, best-go vernment in the :world, .adapted .to the. greatestvariety -of hilmanimrsuite, and :cal ' ciiated, if Wisely administered, to'Saffard. • the greatest `amount of human happiness, we 'are.. constrained to 'ackneWledge with: _ . humiliation and sorrow, tliitTireire hardly better, oft; than thotie Nl; , ho;: . l.lloUll ' .Cl.ll*Sed • •tylth'a had:goferein'ent, are blest with just and competent rulere:, 'For ten years, the course, of the ';hational • administratiok' has been arameterized lir a steadfast devietiMi anir:bbyiouslioliey --of the emiritry . ;•and for a corresponding tieriod hai'the nation., been 'doomed,' to`, l sUffer all • the.-Ovils.of., handed ana flaring spirit o innova ion, - c arried--forward in a progressive series of rash and' ruinous' experiments ; fasinening upon the country a. system of finance im ported v .., Spain, and embracing in , ifs - de.5i;.;.1 . ..:: . , *tounding project of a standing arm ' - ' t .,A 00;000 men ! - ,And whereas, to p'fidBhOrtikauttiorify and consummate his nefarious schemes, the President has pros . tituted the immense - power and patronage of his office, to the infamous purpoge of party warfare, recognizing '-no' other pass port to official favor but a, base, servility'to his'own will, and un unscrupulous. Support of his atlmylistration, thereby holding out to the citizens censtantlemplatioris to 'Ns: honesty—exposing the Government to be plundered and lobbed, the national honor ,and' morals to - belmpaired, and-causing the .. , nation itself ultimately to-lose the -counsel ' and,the dare of faithfut,"nuCegiih) 6 limn. Ihr has carried 'onan , •infritteoCas 'and . spiritless war of six eats antinomies - againstit-tevi-scattered ,fraginflifts of-s mi jiterable tribe of Seninilellutiabs 7 pourin out with r out%sti",ntdiiiiiiiartle s cl,treasqe. of the_naficin,; r antl'keapinelif `..rptiirri ifettlingl ..blit::4thaute,'disapperititmene, arid `Oleg - race, :,-e.“O- , squdit6fettibuitihlic rov'Cnue With 4.- A fgdlitY ilaublrlie tfie'`.44olkgjtilre uf any, former . Administratteil;..lavishiniTil three yeare and-,T hitlf.4o,o4o i oo4,pfiel bre uporubjAli p ~pational ,Imp,ort ,w,l in, ' cifttpkOlit.rik nficanFitelo.Ake:.rtate.,;„ii,ifd — Wino; --` ili'l I' i itiiin 'WI° a" detkor severs' tly 7 th 6 :7rii l l Bl l4•Y,'shil/Pitifi l 4"evetY4et, orhits adintllits' itiiji ~ilnWprti4,lhe nafhts. of IfFii4fit fof le itiiiititi,hoocn fi i ; it t' ‘1 , o'= .4 4 •••- •-,1 • ‘•.t. ,. • 7...4t :1,,_ el),Yecate :int l'eli 4ii rpn Bureil to. the pre, ittedlitaoll, n'kt‘ l6 os ll 4o.' , 4 31-4, , .the:. Pr9l l3 ,Pt ';',)lO9,S#M ,f f,,ftlitit tll_4lPutqlt.7.4l.,° - '.._ t,,:• ,, t t leyealie - Jmire_,ldsLcili Pollco:, g97 4 04 711 U0 1 l a iillf,d,nothing ;but e.itiikliseadpinistrntiou optlf tritifiiivoifted . priperitt '' '‘,..q'i"4.;':".-,4' • .o,a s t , '‘l' ‘• , s „., . 4 • 400,0 4 , ~.. . . , - • M= . - , :Beatise;it is i ipos le th ,t to, P -.- s envi adMinidt • rallol l4ll' °; l4 c°i l uil l ie w ti ll° l':8t 1 Vr t il I.iii)p4ilingrPisastere tooo - fiViii , kil i aird, - ;breiliiciic I,w chintir`y,,,foilira'rtitifm BureiVis pledged to follow in the f?„otstep i ti, of ~Kis predecessor ;, and he hap shownhis • ' ;determitiation to di:l'w even• if those faot:' stepsolimild lead tir c ilesp,9tiiiini , „ ~,, • - , , , lleflaiie lib Igli l- dold hethieirpalificiaii; -without any' feelintis - 4)Pidliiinee with OW people except as a partizan-tpdentoe,ral• by profession', but in practice ail Atistottrat; atig‘Y e liPp if ill- Vatialltii,w9.ttla boarfhYPA : in the ranks of the .aristocrifily battling agitinsi.their.iights of the peophit. . , - Beca•ttse he fins • brought discredit upon the'counyy by eßehatiging - our plain re publican forms for t ite pion p ond •circum stance of nn ;English • court, and 114 ancient simplicity of the White, Hour f r the glitter i and-finery, OS Fronch ,Patao ', , 1 ' Because he is empliatically'the, 'resi d.d.tit'of a party-:-witliont, either huleped dence'oroapacity to be the head of,,a great riation, he lends himself iiriscrupulously to every abomination of , the party, and. utterly disregards the righ s, feelings, and interests of the ,P9°Ple. ; , ' Because he has about . lloutidered through hit the vaglries of the new system and like n-unprifiripled-quack-searcliing-for a_pa nacea, trying every ri Or truly dint ignorance or superstition could suggest without Dither • ihill or judgment to test the merit of any, comes to the conclusiotrto cram down the throat 2 01 his-agonizing patient the Sub- TreasOry dose, inspired ,by the desperate , motto of "101 l or . cure!" ~, Because an incllgnant people cannot much loliger ;limit their sai'reil - rightS to be trampled in the dust by the unprincipled leaders of a reVkless party while-their re spectfnl appeals for :in. IlleClation-of-their distress, are eyed with contempt or return ed with insult. .. , ._ Because - the contest now waging -is the struggle of the people 'for-the preservation of their rialits againsttlm-encroachineqtp.of 4xecutive _power,-,--the .....MirChanis-,T11,M -cliaoics, and Laborers again's' the office holders and minions of a corrupt and wicked faction, in which the success of the latter would be deetned a virtual acquiescence i: , ) , the people in all the`'excesses:: and ex travagances of the Administration, and an incentive to pew inroads' unou, the consti tution and new experiments upon the hi , dusiry of the country. .Because. the. - re-election Of • Martin-Van Biiren Would give newlinpulse and vigor to the •thin of usurpation which has already well nigh undermined the sironge.st pillars of the constitution, and nerve the Executive arm with a strength that mild - raise W it above every other department of the gov ernment, and bear down every form of popular resistance. (‘ ..- . Because in the fury of his partizan zeal to follow .in the tbotsteps, he alas plunged the country into bankruptcy and embarrass inenti, ivithout, either the courage - to pre.ss through or the magnanhnity to retrace his steps. %, Resolved, That the measures -- which give character _ to his_add" inialiatia;liu - ve no alliance whatever. either in thick oatuto - or their origin, with. a republican government; and aira natural consequen • ce, their opera tion most be a continuaLwar upon the pros perity of the people. Resolved, That if any thing were •want ing to prove his - utter intim ency-to rnad minister the Govement---the most 'con - -vineing-ovidenpo is---- , --b toe-found- i_the_dis, ordered state of the currency, th destruc tion of credit, the universal prostration of business, - the weakness, inefficiency, and poverty' of the government, and the general discontent of the people. .., "I , _ Resolved, That the Sub Treasury pclierne whieli has been adopted,is a, project emi nently ,dangerous to the 'liberties of the country; that by brdakink up the channels of commercial and financial intercourse'be tween the government and - tlid - p - dople - , -- its effect will be• to destroy that community of interest which all history proves to be es sential to .the strength and vigor of a repub lican ,goyernment, Resolved, That the spirit of ..rebellion and lawless violence manifested by the Administrdtimi, in their efforts to force this odious measure upon the country in opPo sition_to_the_expressed 91 Of the People; in rejecting the lawfully authorized mine sentatives of the state of=lSlivV-Jeisey, and filling their places with mere pietenders, without authority, evinced, the forocity of a monster struggling for his prey ; and , plainly_iodicates that if., are American peo ple would, continue to be free, thpy must place their destinies in the hands of men • who. are known to , possess sound headii'and holiest hearts- . , , , • - -Rersolocd, That. melancholy ;condi- , tion of the country under:the administration of Martin? Van Buren, is a solemn, warning to the peolle pgaiast the danger of,confid ing theirdearest interests to any Malt ill IlOse whole life affords not'a * Single incident marks, him for distinction- Resolved, 'PIMA the reduction, of the wa gps of labor in,this country;o tlig standard of prices in Europe, as contemplated % hi , Senator "2 Buchanan id bia PPP - ac4 ou ;the Sub Treasury Bill, is of a- character with the general: tendency ',of that iniquitous measuieand-should excite tl e-eo t t , aud,.the feat...of oyery.,trian,„,who loves i his cduntry an4bsites Ill'lussiPtt- --- i' ^ '',' ' PeBOkeilf, ZIA' I 1 illia 2 tr A 1.4 . 178 04 IS jilt!, 1 nett ,a,,:lppn'as, .the mOgency of the country deviant. ,A,pairicl, a. statesman, and a'soldiek-- 1 - is larki, libcial; - alid eom preliensite4 views* piiiiiiial eetnordkr his sittleness ofiitirtuisit and-uncompromising aoyMiblifittiao public interest', manifested throuill &long -life of ;public , Aitiefultiessi _eminently point him_out-tie-o-xuart:,for-iliel Crisis, anti= qualify him (Or the iliitingithilied station to which lie is about' tii'be' elevated. t ~ , I Wel i vill'iruit him, ' •• '-''.'• 4 `' ~eetitisd 'hi' ^rjdeivell' the`confitlette4' ; Of * 6 hitAton, efferso , au Al 'sac', a : n d . 4 woeutty . of ,1616 Quincy Va768;'61., Aif liac!i`OT . whOrii he 'filled ~.reillonsihle„, statibrie—serfloVerno iif;the Notiti.Viree= tern Territery - --L - GoveinotiV i tnillin;Cre dian Commissroner, &e., with-clistinguiithl ed honor to himself-and'the' utriost antis laatinalth the pbople; ''Pr' (.; , :i. ~ 1, 1 'Bepaule:,ll6 -38` - sineiligieiticatigat<beir4 educate& ' iit theiterrobrOf Waidtingtriii,let4 ' • -",:-",: 0 c,, ! ^ r 4 ; -, , „`, ,•,,, A, ;.. t. E SZI . _ ~~y ~~;!??•STelt:S:G'&kL~i?w^.y`X=`7.ll; WE •''''ki`ri . .,i• - .' 4 ,:,., , . .-,„; .-pil - \,-- - - -1 , --, , - -- , if-o - A-ot , , •-•,;;_- ii ,, ,-ii ... "00 .- ;: - ,isiiiiiiiir- ,, P-ol, 1 ~Lilorivand:Jau h ~ ~...his..inf 3,- ; ~., El, .e ~ 0, lt. q , , ~ ,r.„,,,,,,_ , r,..-1,17_, ~• spekiilid slier '''' rieanitisti la i - Amid kliii Jilo -Alio peop sAlOne.yvairilt i tutro- AinWenn-ipdttstry44l:•.„.lf___•'__,-'':-.4-p,A,2',.514 A, . 0 ; e ~.,..," t_S .; ,.,e, , 4 1111950.15,64,ktr0,.#9gap1ce. .: Veaikse Biliffitiie"'is itlentiktl Yr( i malty 9 , . 1,1 , nn tome to 7 in, '. l:irdedoSo l : B 77dnd leading measures, for 09.1110131,1iberat,e$ten4! altogether unprecedented in the...mmos, of, 111111 l of the:blessings of eiYil: . liberv.., ,1 .l..:,.9l,ir.,,.Repnblican._goyerrirneikt„,:"::..,; „.r...,.,,,i '-':''lledaiiii-iliffii.9beiviyb9trevedeece of iii - 1 7.'777ttirefilic:IlleOlcii That illp-'lPri ki Op 'cl'l'Mael'"V'his4eliii%-'4oo9o:4olqtlielti.iilMY Mie:iffillifii - Show Y:o6i# ^lii ii . i t t I s, ItoiViii-;:tiilli'e - ; PI - d r illa' - intercsti, afford: the,- not - more .a,; , pree;e.,pt:•:.ef•eripttgii . thanksafc: igirrogirgtiatriiiity?fiii"..:tliefaitiifillAlileliaret iif . agib iir ' • nriildly': ‘, .piiiiey:" -- that jUdging,Mir Pf' ili solll 0 41 = tt4 .1 1 s,?:;: : ::;:o4 '''.' 1',...-- - ; - :5 ,. 4. t,r.'l.;,;l,,Pi,eo4.:c,llki3OUlttagippro,,NlAo,47s, via Jtit,l,,, • - '''''./i'e's'erveri,''' Ilfartliet nib ` o l;f•effWarritirs.,leu" , liyitifil Itire, ye deein-hitrii,iiiiit, to be • aatL4.lier•:. statesMertz, mlasidistiteii;hp• prietTeontinu'FdanYlongerl:as,ilie-presideitt'-iif-:6.-• preeiMrdireasthre of-thif--tatieP.--'-f49t-their-, repnldicair and.,freep6 .. pli.;: , • -. :.;• .., .', deeds ' 01 - pa triiiticiai;', Mot 44.7y9-16r•-'o9ilie,f,l'... Beciiirseal'e'liaa;itnercorie&AiJ Minitel proudest:Mid:Most enatiring monuments of ; expenseS of the - Gtiyertunerit,:ti'entr'sir, her collected itieng-thMit•-greatiVii,',-"'ot ~ .:ift:ii!to,g. -l ic oitiftijc - , - 04,,.,4'h0, - AlieY, ever _i rt boat:Of:bor . ca mmaili-Ountrf r ive:sor ' NirchifaTnieLinicley any, of Ids - predeeeSiOrk. •leinnlYiapireal iii . .-t he . jn`stice'aiid the''mag ,-- V - '-1 -1 e - hai:ifielit. "silica he cum into office, tianimity-yea; - and: 10• the ;honor' rif , tile-, iiiany i s nillions-'3vjiich° ought- to liiiye-,. - Irce'n 1 virtuous •`ind the good :•tii Yindleatc front' I ilititrilinted miwrig the: st4 - te, tei ea'v'e , then) refroaeli;•the Carrie of her Sets, aril: cherish from . '"- taxes . ._ - and'-',finisli iltitir inipr,Oentents." rthe;.risitig.t lli anie oer - gloryi . ' `-: ~ ' ..:. : ..' • - '2' . fle . haS;toor niete:tentieY..by - ,Ttle decal- . Pesolved,Tl3fit'in the Don . jolin,'Pliler,,,, , I cation .of th.o•Sub-.Trin:V , ; eas agents,ia ,tAree, 1 53 .cif-Vir '' tia; , -we recognii.e•hiStrni,t_fearleis, :year..! thaii.nny ether Preiitlent ltsfiii eisht. - nail', I e , ' . detender,• of sound:: lieptibliCan ', -.lle- has practiced the most SharablesS, priheiples,=l-as Governor' of that . -state Mul eorritption'' hi -- „biery• 'department, of -- the hei representatiye , iii:-the • Penate of the I.J.':C:liivetiinient aird„ proinituted . the honor, Stiries;:ltii hat; - `earptil'a_diStinguislied note , the -interests, -and- tl iel 'ifignity . of the ;nation as.a katesman mid pbtqot-Aiio , ,ialentS Mid - ' to the-vileSt patty purpOses. '''' . :'.- . 'f - Aliffnified deportment ilibilli in an'eminent la shart,'• we refuse, to support .him 'be ,. ?degree for cthe'respoicsiblCirtilitin - "fii - F - vfliich: - eaitia - erery -public-aet-of-his -life-proves he haa been nominated. '; - • , ~ :' ; '., -- teat he is a . DeiriciCralliCarithing - ,.but . :Pro•i - , I?esc t with lIIMRISON and fesaion, and a,• , lnonarchi • jat la,..everkstitPg fi'VLE helm of 'state,'lYe 'Conti- but the n a nie.'--: , .• ,••••• • , .•• - ,:. - dently, safe and . Speedy return to And pledge durselYes'lliat althodghl our the. 'oh rliS oriliecqnstitutilm tO oppocienti4,-36y-in,-their-advertisement -- that the :vi'i, ,li the-government.is s'us 7 they can Lit in ..the: • Netvville Distriet" a eeptible„ .0,6 : pr omf er ity ,‘iiiichis .they majority than ✓ the IViiin fi , ara :sitpak due-to.an:enlightened, mfterpriiing_ind in- le - idlow..thent in the eetliktY,Thiii -it:e '.'reili dosifiono pe ople'', ;7 : ' , and can beat Mein , - and thati.onr - friends . . . Able` and C a eloquent were then from , abroad,. with •ns this 'day may rest el ,edl lio 3 he_ n_JVI-r..D.1% is, r member t h.surcd th t••a majority, of the native born of, Congress lfrota.KentuCky;',lirm...lm - iifi and Imffiiii - k Faiiiiiiiiiiireiii - iaS --- Wil tlits .- e -- c o oper, o f Adaine_county _-_-.1•Ion. Jose pli — thrit - Our reilitifilitVtiteyor - the - dißfiii;Vilt - Ritner, of this county, llin ' charks E. east their votrs:foi Win.' 'Henry Harrisonl Penrose, - Jasper E. Bratly, Jot n'F.Denny, mid John "I'yler. Sighed; &c. ' • ind.S._,D-Adair 4 ..Es_quireS. * i - =• - - -4- ---- -.. - The gr 6- itillllfter - rgi ying-th - ree- hearty --n n4 -_ eet i_..ati_rein a itil a we ill. s h cheers for-liarrisoir,and •TYler, formed • in- A Meeting Oftlie friends of parriSen a n d to• procession under the command• of the 'll.le - r;: - was; lrehl at the,public liowio of C. Marshal mid -his aksistiints, and- inarCitetl :t . iirst, in Shireinanootvii;• on the Ist inst. into the- boron h, when kt adjourned to i ku The meeting was organizeti.hy appointin g meet - Rt early c The mile light' _in the large Mr. ttritt. * Sium.LY, Sen. - President; .Mr.. w arehouse of. N aggone *Sr, Co.: : - : A..Sheely and C. Everly;•Vie - e - Praidents, - • , - /1. - canclittly Et Ll'ing,,Jalfy 29,.. . .ana J . oseph - 111'. Gorgas and, Daniel Shire man as Seeretaries. I Ire meeting 'hi - tying The_ meeting was orgimized, , by the , ap been thus organized, and its object. having poiniment of Benjamin Reynolds; Esq. to the chair; ,'Oeorge Ilamil, and 6norge ;W. f b ol el lo l w 6 in ti g tu p d er b .L . s l " ° 7r i e l-l a7i ti p s ci s i e n r te t dEsaq'ciot,hhie 'times, Vice 'Presidents; and Dr. Ale.xan:__ draft a preamble and resolutions der Stewart and Joqiithan Peal, as Secre- " mitt " 1 : 6 ahies. - -- - 1 exp ressive• of the - sense of the meeting;, ' Jacob Shelly.' Jaenit. Nlosser; A: Sheehy •• The ;Hon. Charles 'IL Penrose,' - iik an-' 1 Ewer:fa a call of the nice Lcig, uddreised the" assembled_ - multittide for:.upwards_ef:two ' !mum; in a straitiftirnifexa pled,elaquenec,. diiriiig.whivh he was frequently interrupt. ed - hy,Alie plaudits of the. people. ' The fallowin g resplutieto:were then u nalliinonsly:adopted • . i'llat:Alie thanks tit-the-Ship.. iiensburg liairison Club • are, hereb, ten dered to the Hoe .-Mr. Davis, of Kentucky," .lion., James Cooper, llon.-.Joseph B.:Penros,e 4asper -B,TATiratryititi-Job p y,:F.spirs —for. the able .apil,elOgyeilt-addresses delivered before us at. our metitings this: day ..and - evening, . 1, That our thanks •be also ten- Resolved, That our thaws° ..,—_ tered to the . different Chihs in this neigh borhOod,_Who favored and cheered us with their preseuce.. [Signed by the. officers.) •Newlinle Meeting,. • -AuousT '3,1840. ' OFFICERS 'TIM DAY.' CHIEF MARSIIALL,L-Cppi, Geo . Ege, Soutik • Middletdil. • - - A SSIS T.A.N T $-4anjes. James ~li. Devor, Cajt. 'SanitiOl Om), - Carlisle; Maj. ohn Casey,C l 4EYV. H. Woodburn.;Neiryille; . Jonathan Peitli Shippenpburg:.; , ?-.-oh.--Peter , - , Leshor,. Hopeivell Copt: . W. ild; New' 1. too; WynkoqpiWest Perins horOugh: Mi•`: OFFICERS 9F.TUE:MF!ETING .„ . PRESIDENT.---Joseph Ritner, of ,West-Peonsboroughf, -,.--t7:-.,. -- - - : - ..--- t - i —,_ p —,. _L_ ,--._ AribE PAESI DENTSPeorge Craighead; IVlthewiMoore, John Roy er,: South:2Midilleton;; 'Enoch' Young,. George 'CrOeliet,. MOntoe; Co). .Wll 7 HAM.' Irvine, Jieolr'Zug, Saint 'lll'Kee'. hah, tol:' - Jolm' ,. ' Nepjili44; - • Carlisle David Mahori,lir*Baiter,Jafiles Ster- Os; Sbippen,sbnrg IP,eter.. Wilt, Benja m in 14'Keeh#e; 3 aria es, GreSion,pesarAp Rea; J'ohit f-fgagyi,West li:iennsborougb; He n 0 ,SnYderippigt: : Lc.c .-- y,.. - RObert Laird,. ,:F.raukto l4 ; ~,.. Thomas. D. Urie, Jacob Hefner, Nerili NI illilleton ; 1-linl: ,E3r , .Knettle; ,Robert :MeElwaine;;John Brown, Mdies.'Lindsey,l , Daniel W... Laughlin; Mifflin; Samuel Smithll; S. Runslia; 2 COpti'SlitinsleiV Wm: 13i)y) Hope Wel l -; - jinfie 'Keiiiis,' ,l . -Sarneel: - I'r!. vines C.`A9,: , Robei - t' .Ic;itgoi4;:Newt6n;i ; 1 00 1 Pl - eVer44 ll Y4to ii . WiltiOil f46;. 11. 13;Reback,'Sonthamtton;TUands - 01f. i63 .- Wm. - 'Gilleland , :pt -T4PFA-Ve4l4o;':DieitiPkori-Josen4 A§py; , s94:oTicpli. ginfJOY;lohn `Joan=_ l! . spn, Nathor Re.e,d,..A. L. .Coyle, New : , Ville: , .',,,: .';:;* :/, ; a:,; , : 5.t'1,:i , ... ir , r: v, ,, : :- t --- 1,,...e!: ,j,SECRETARIES;-- 1 -The Secretaries br tbe4ifferent chliiiiithionili(MtlthO 'etintift; ,acted'as'Seeretaries ef?-the'':;ineetinti:H!.ts..;t' -'-'." ' ''ORDER oViiiieaiiStoi.i . j j '"';''' , Ist 4 0atifs16-2d:Soutli - .Mi4dlefOn4L3il . 140fieitsbilii - 44thlYir - -tiWlcSinuiber;Oeijit 'soh SOntliimptoitlifirTiiiialiiii'S iil't'vbieli , 66 oikb'siire*i*Kil7tli'f4R4,vijlii:r4 '-. ' '-' :Jut .e ".4. -. lo.LE;ie' t :44oi. titio,o'''..: s `f , A Viiiiiiii,A'ri; thii . .nitilitiolt bai* 4 - y*.fii4 : i iii.e . iiiiiiiiiii ,T4ritagtiP,liiali.'*d::plirpl* itively calls . opon'us as welkaireeilllsiatir ,Of-eur2 - COlititiy-Wil',44ii 4 ciiiiio,oB„y . fghw, ‘ t,o• mak -ont'bOldl otianfOliy;.nifd ..tiiitli.:.' Viit'fddrfilefibriiii" . iNfr ? o4;.44l4 l : . laibiyii . .;Cii . li: itACITIFED67V ii0000*tV 0 i)kii:1 1 ? . 00WOr` l aiPtit villiiiiltl.'WO, ark silitired:';'.:- .: AND w"Mikii,'Miliififilt.tiiitßiten lies' betiill'ieeid#Aft''',Orthtills,. i ..',.skitiklibil more tlipliVieliYeOisi,Ariv)n . .'iii.. short 14. MEI =,t~~. ,y, „p.. Jr. .5,', • Mahler, C.:: Moble,r, , ,George . fitt7 par ' d George 12upely, I,eviXerliel„ .L _AV-cO 7 bre. , . Tbe'cominittpo itaxink' retired . , .Mr. Arils called upon; and address the meeting. in ci Very,:handSante:inap ner, pointing out the :corruption_ and. false prOfessions• of the whit in i;3 traik k O I . t - O:ttiOtr , tr.uc The ip pOrted was unani . mou_sly-adopted••:' • ; • • itgair.Asi the:tinie .iS: fast - ,:ape — rodti sW liing iirari,tho:7Citize tie Crllezlttjt'c~grto-cicrt=frorri=aritong'thetn .s el vei3 , suitahle • p efs o to, .:o„xer_c_i e „the_ol • fie e of 'Chief Magistrate of these United _Stntes ; • , . , find whereas 11(C believe that-a change in the-administration,.of ,the General' Gov ernMent will_ be. a benefit to the' cOmmer . _ ciatf agrieulitirUiTand -- matinfacturing inter e—sis,. ~~lucli are al present ialoar - sinr not tirely, suspended ; • -.."- .'lnd.' whereas, the snggestion of the See retary of War,-and recommended by ite Presitlent,'nf ,raising a ;standing army• in a time of , profound peace, is and must bea larming tq every patriot and' friend of liber , .9nd whereas, we have seen 'Oo thing in the_present Chief Magistrate which distin -gnishes-liiin,-us4-patriot-and:-.,4-statesman4_ 'but, on the contrary, in -,the language of ' : a distinguished Senator of the.ll . : S.;'"the character of-the cox and. the weaz,el-:" `Therefote, Resolved, That op- pose; there-election ofMartin, Van-Buren, and '2eudeavor to proniote the election of Gen. Henry Harri Son, a fariner and a __statesman, who - stands ,pledged to bring the- country beek to_ - peiTtY..'• . - , 11e8,01v.erk'That w.e - view - With berFor the. atterinpt tocrepie a standing army of : 240;- 00 'men, at the, rain i est of PrePidePt Riso/veAV W4.'conhider, the,safety, of the,libertie's of the people of theiinited States dernand'the eleCtion of General liar-, to the Presideuey,4:d 'John; TylertO , the Viee Preiideiqy, Elk Peso/vett, ThaT we are" in flivoy Of. a Wei' tariff,' that \vitt - 2`Prineet Aineriean;lonstry_;' ‘against; thO attempts of 'Veit +.l3lliptCAnch7: unarr,yand others who say=-Ifia r t, 'dilly iyaY Meoinpete with dedpotid,goVeignientS. into' nedime . t6' pride , of_ 1ab0r. ..-.. • ' attempt' to put. the''tiworii i a,nti thp , puige - hi' ) the - hands 'of 't4o ' 61 0'0 4 10, thus aftei , the -bility; yoii Buren said; in tluitl2'iafilie 2:7 despotiige'veriiiinenfs-had lidciptialbe 'shine polieH?y,whiel . fmemin plainly= SCti'thesentinlenls - h - olitic - eriOiii' - #lsch - theY4efe - de:CiVeil; % - s , 'the. self-stYjc4 .th'id , ,ttheie'Oject is tAting „the'ettrSe of des 7 , etlyise crated 6Lbui'anceetifire,. Regehic4, That din; Cinaver,r 4 nwis 71r0G,gr, f liit'vid tf)oblen;r_Jtobert Joliii'66o.3qiii ? •6o. h ithe 02tt of 'Wu: j<gust, by the ri"MiiTienthminiec !in. the 100 COnf AiScOhnly4iint 0)4, (they "sleadliled;i'.lllit f AiWernei," eiti- - Ithlette 3; ;Ad!'& 7 . - gki ) owittii" ) . 000; Ifeliehitl . ll - osto t.*1461111,14%, , , 41o:k kileup g .otbini. lan aitifOr4;faVor. by irietiu En T a P 01C..r! 1 215 1. , 1 4, 4 1iP0 Aeitit9gs 4ll #7 ols .ce : 9l . IV: - 4;1141WD• AVetl. • • • • ;. - -MMS=EMI iIIEM ~-•-•-• , • ---- -••' ' ' ' .'•• 4 s.• -' .•' ---•;:'", .. -uo ." .- ' ~,,,, , 4 ';',' ~---7. - ' ,41-- ' 4- . 4. - : ',"'' :' f , Ixr ; •., f , .h._ , ' ,f,' , - ..- •. ••,, q • .•, ~. , z-,.. , :,: ~„- , • • ••.•,,,, ,•• •••• • , t,P,R, ', 14.3.'-TAPP 'N'S' - r lli` ti' &it' r ' -i' i' , -. :lit • ''; '• - - • ''',, . .:' , l '-, ~,- 4,-„,T I , s,a.rl ,'. ".was',ala.PlP4P, ' rom j/k. • c•rs . - 7 4. - Iv' ~,F,!„,, . / - 1-• -- ~:.,-,:ii,,k,',1-' ..1.. - I,- aßn".oe,r,OftlieSnb-Treasitr,Oihat IMA0:0011. ) TheifolloWog?: - T . tit - mink is' , .:.!ebifelittikykitavii, -, ft(iitire'd' , -tho' . i'e-eleetioll - V M c -.1- Vin 1 - tlfai-MrSetia" , TaP a ' - of -Oh • -.itd bt‘B ' w . ' r?'. • ,,,., P 11 , ' nO , I n . , nyen, -..-; o;are gratified - to learn that-this 1 0 0Y,,nie . the .no,nago, imputed to him, in . ' antieiPatibti has been .disatipointed - - -,Off regauf to Alin;redUctiodrif ' wages, , lint ii. :in"the 20W Ult . he . -a h invitation . ' '1; r_•_,_ .., -.•e.,...... ,. , ~ ~ , •- ~ ~..,. i - _ ,, ,, n , t, „,:,, , , ~ ,; •,; . ,,y , , 1,.., , ~, ~,.,,,, 2 , ~,p,p97,,iy ! .., EnuF1 . !,.,,..; :., ~7 - ',',, ' ;%+, (:,,- ~ ,! 5 -;%,i',`',.,h '` A.l.l9o(q'CrllipeCaooe-',Giuti.of', Noriiiik bor - ~ ,. .,.Frent, y ie. S/e:tioenpigelqqtrlfe,,,, - ', , 051,1, , a14 declared. , his anxious : ,: des ire", fefr, ',., : ,•:!_rj_ig,t,.kciblit:-Lmfi o - iiii l b,, ,, h„i n g_ N . : the..,election:Of ,'slarrison., He 'said o,o_,, tr e et o d, -„, ,t 4- 4t i i,,,,, i i a i t c, , , , ,Ai t igii6, , ,, , ifo , r „ I ‘ he„ , ,t.ooged to -tho State Alights 'school ? , denykodific,stateolmic heretofore- made ' by finft-then In'deeeded to scan s- I:Mr...Van Bu , - - l 'protenaions . - t - ii - ' - ' I ''''''f - UV! '" ~,N tr.;:james, .., , wA , a - o tc, -. 0r ,-*-6f iveii at c l i • v o. :mm..B , . .• r cing pm ro - its tw o6ko n and..lspnia i ni fi Rappnii e i ls i ~ , , in , Orst.aPPOoranCe_ on theioliticalsstafr, - , to`tbe WW`-dkriattiia-fx-proswed-itimselstiplAkm.Lpresent_day,,lte' declarcil thatrlWef•Whe un'a . specie•ieurrencyohe effeeCnf, Mt ie,h; ~ObTir" ns,ake:',.a - p Y'lltingmnre• - t(thiio7 - than -- ' 60.:44"t'ir by Toppen;,W'Ottfd.'hi,:iii . ` re.' i'_tlni - inensing, intriguing ROlittoian,_ unwor- ' I ,thy;of,ptiblicrotifideitce; And:014,4111 the ' duce tabor- to Iti - Outs' a 'iayYgiit . ' vihpat 10 , .-,l6'eeit.W, - :a liotthet,' 4 e. W&, ,, iiitl,4 - ' - 'been ' PC'Wer and reso urces of this Repub . - farniihrid,'„ with ','-' the'': following ' -;:uffi d a i r i i s : iii Jo, proniote, the etude of his party.'' On from Nr.:Jaines: f Wallace and Ai r; ld, n ies!C, Cren. Harrisce;<sa) - a the iNOi fol k.gor. ? ItI;) • Li t tle • ,'.both.reSPecttible woolen I n tioili ve t - a: I' he . Protibuticeif the, most eloquent in • Feta, ntitlAdatri?Wise;esqi,'Ut the:tin - 1'6,0f .‘Vt? eve ll'ea t l3l :: 'i/e'comln en o d W.ithillin , ' the: 'ennversntion ',, a, initehltitC-inaker,',,..andl.too, , nt his' entrance , public Pr';:at." - : the . now a Justice of the Peace,,'all of_Steuben-I, il g,_? 6"_°._;-*hen,ll°' entered. ; the: army , ' es ville.:,, We" tin'tlerstahil Uttie- that ' the: taefi!"°'to.',G.epovftYnel-nritt pictured-in -- glow 'I set-forthlnitheserrdepositione;:cani-beLius=j Tg-e°l°" his 0' 0 ..0 45 ,0 creTer.of o,4l4c"ser;" tatted by other individualsV , Any : further v ' ee ' S e Teinin g' e p r'tile '• in.cidents " of-his .. pnbliclife, And thn , noble' traits.pf,"htti Char „remark_en' our part - is ,utinee,esSary' „;-:,' ` ,. ' _, • neeroarrioi..."'. -:. • -.0 .•,. - ° C ter P e a ' mali ' J • ild g e ' U l iek l ir 61 ' 1 ' 1 ' 44 ' 4 Personally - appeared - before "-the 'under-. 'declared th at'- li e' never knew the individual sivecb ja deposes walit 'y ee, wh o d 4 s , es . an d *hi), in all -respects. approximated so-near' aP Y WI'i' hat- shout _time. • : Previnue-40..the -.to---Wastiiington.-£l3--W-rn.:l4,4lertiso last October election, he had a conversation' Ttie Judge' was; 'fluid' elleohis --iiritli-Beiiiiiiiiii:Tfiplitilf,-64-.---iiii-e7iirli-e- When:-he-concluded.;'- And iI9VI , :silk] . the Judge, rising. again, :"N inn : , cheers. ,for Old Senators in the,' Congress 'of- the United Tip I. , l'hn response_ was loud, enough States,• from,,theState •of _9*, i doting (says,,the'neralti) to have- waked. up -Nines wltielf co n versation Mr. i f aPiiiiii - rernarlied, stan d s and his children if 'they had been sleeping "Y,611. manufacturers, Mr. Wallace; within half a_ Mite' nf the eabiii,,:,,Cottricr„ 11-01'..IUUch In yaiii_o_wn_light,lltat. ymi :tit:) , - ot go' Witir ue for ih I-1 d ri• ' * t ' - and Enquirer . p , - • and you . iiiiiitid,go-tvith its if yOu did not ' ' - look through other people's ho ”' w-: : 'fhis-deporient-enquireLlioiv.: the' Ina tiii• ! ' fitcturerlivasjeriiiibkne:fitted:by , the - adop_ ,-, (ion .of that system?' Mn.', Tappan replied , that “tvageS Were 'etitireli 'too - high in this country, poll that there was no reason Why labor-shouid not be as cheep-in ,f,this-coun , ;: try anti .Europe.: -It is :the -Baniti (con . tinned. Mr. 'fiippan)that lteeP up the• price eflabor.and the price of. produce; if ?joie can put down 'the,. Banks, labor will l:e. redueed.to eleven. pence - a day, wheaCto .sixteen _cents a bushel,' :and: every thing else" in proportion. -'I he -Sub-Treasury will-produce this result-- , it Will 'put-down the Banks, , and 'reduce the price,of. labour, -and the -prOduets - of - the country. It will he•tho - hust. tariff' tho -,inanufaaurets can have; have; and-instetd • of being- compelled-:to ask your government for protectin, it will: _ enable `die 'American manufacturer to,coni . rime - with the - English manufaCturer even in:his own market: l l -, .' ' -, - - -- - _ - '- ' -.TAM.g.S . -WALLACE..._ - State of Ohio, Jefferson co. es. . Personally appeareVbefore the' under signed,Ta ' Notary Public, within and- , ter the.est,,,,ty ....c,-..itr....,,,,,r,rentica-Wallace,- who-being and...says, th. at the foregoing•sfatententi = by him "tub scribed, itintruo'in• substance, and in filet. Wituess_my hand and official seal at teu b9iiville, this 20t1i,tlai-aJuly, A. D. 1840, -- 7 - [L - -a. --S „J. COLLIER,' - ---------Notary-Public,_lol. - Co., 0hi0.,,, _ At the game time .. ankplaco came James' Little, who being duly :,,sworn,sifi-tliiii some time previumi to- , the last ,election, the. dephnent hail ,a conversation - with Ben jamin Tappani - Eiq., in 'which :VII.. Tap pan observed,. that It was the Banki, that 'kept•iip-the - -price of- tab iir_ -diid the-prieilif_ - Tirrsifitoei - unikiFtvo - "eould - . =- put -do wn , :-the- Banks, and - bring tiery thing to tlierspecie standard, instead of foreign , goods being brought to thilleountry, we could take our goods to 'Europe ,and undersell th6rn. - • , JAMES LITTLE. ' Sir - ern - Ail& subscribed-before me this 2CIII - .ltilY 1840. ~ ' " - ,- • - • J. COLLIER; Notary Public. - At the same :time and 'place curie : also that so m e dulytftwOrn,AaYs,:, that . time since he had a conversation' with'Berijainiti Tappan, Esq. in whi ch - Mr._ , l'' , appan .obServe".l, - that, the Banks -, were a. Igyeat injury *to the . mechanics, that they (the Banks) kept up the. price Of produce,, and that, everydoilar which.Banki received for intereat on loans,' wad - lust so- nitt - ch taken out of. - the pocket of the laboring man. 'l , li.,,Tappan also said,. the Banks 'Might to - ,,be - jut down, - nnd - t/Fen we, ihould lagve.nothing--but-a-- , speeie-currencyandl tit would be . much better JO the mechanic.' ifit were so; '. " - ',', '... ------• - . . ' :ADAM. WISE, ~, '• ~ • • • Sworn ..and subsiribd ;.before . Ma 'tl ' iOth';uloB4o.' '' .. - -, - 1 J. - COLLIERi NoTteri.,Public. THE Sun.prEnitANEAN Lone_ Focos at Providence, R. 1., cciebrate4:#lo: Tasfinit# f thcc•7.trkurr. firing _of. Ons.'., 'The IfP l owing - la ogue' between a tocoTiico , aind:a , liarrimin "De meant on the - fstibinot, is A:oliotted, in ::tlte Jeuieet: - "Mr. do hear then) guns?' , ' , ;;-;: ` 4. Y.P.l"'keldidil the PaTrlin,4 Democt:ai; "I hear thinn. What , are , t ll PY;fPi?" • liaio)rcai not heard •news`?" "NP..DhnVe De tell;1 1 Br i the neWs,'arrived_ in, (own . , that ,Congress - has=aased, , ,th r e ~ S tib,t,errire, a n , ntla-too HarriB4p Deijio at,—`.`is 14iiiit7,7.WhaTiatthe - ;iatiite'"or ant VII; ;tie. making - eitpll,4 lvhatit ntya - elf;'bui;•l - li4ife".lle4tl:'l,i' great and Y'o", 00(0 0 0 .It.:fio-..';t tree-'years, paikand they__lopy , Congress;has '4l asee d ; it, : 1 and PtiA3..fs.'"Vhat---ftii:,ge*T.W Alto; :numb *Lis 11 "'! ?. OPlied l euf fi1041. 6 t;; g 40,0 01 Tetri if ra«? 1 10.409 1 .00 kfiik46o l,l loulsoo` greaai at Aho Andre. session • 1887 i to :dig 1 44 hiCina.tt " Aid '.thaj;"-isit:priweli-..l„,..dictilot..kabW — l, 4' l • In LR“. ~ j : . fllx\,_ .., .1» , ‘l. 3UDGE3 UP§LIER,?, , &1 7 gOftle ni in' 1 40i1g, :bbert klio'ivn;• friepd :of Mx MEM Tur. Wnoxo PAssv.Nomt!--:It will be peer: from , the Jollowing"ectrrespondence, beitifideii "tliiios - Ke ii al.l aixtl_o. deputy_ Post- - Mastei, Nirginia,that: the' Extra Glebe man hai'again awakened "tbe . iviOng pas senger!' Spine of his"ltirelinga," `aro-emboldened brflie signs Of the •times, Mid intlueed_ to assext thejr. co_the .title of FreeMcnz. • , Mziy 213, 1340. My Dear,Sir,--•• 11. take ;the liberty teiren close yeti an Address' :akin PiOSliectlis; for tite.Ex,tra Globe,,loping_thatit intly • be compatible with,ybnrin6lination aitirsense_ . - of duty , to iintose:.-ittpie ettring. and returning _ stittiteritidrS," '' • in that hope.•l shall - be disappointed, Iselibit.,..or.you the peisonai, favqr to • jitinct it over tosonic' friend' of - lite - Adrftiniitra-. .tion, who be hie - Riled - to tise - it fOr that „ - •- . • With great respect - i:itir - friena, - • AMOS KENI)AL.E.;, • . '- : 7?epty to the above'. ..- -.. -- .Puliiiiiio,,lllll,.Julyslo;.M4o... __-,- 11 , 1ir'.: A mos Keigio; - 'Sir:.4—Tfic •Miclos 7 ed Addrees - aiid Prospectus - .for'. the. _Fi t mva_ Globe, was received _ffiii . Affie, a'few days past. And iti ,'con - forniity - to. the .rules and-initiations of the Post: Office: Depart- Ment, page - 66, section -- 293; - and - inatree thins received at, this:lace - fill:January last, 1 'return'tlia same to you, not feeling at liberty to aid in circulating a . 514ildoroug address against—a 2.hrava- -end -- inekitorions_ officer Of,;tibie - Amerjcan'Arrilyt; who.fought more hattlea. than any •General,inthe ' - late war, and Bever - lost` one. .7..lsleititeit -do - I feel atliherty 6 , titidei.theinslinctions before a referrl(); parl_ of which entari ate& front 1 Jen . Whe - ilqfzift ad iet•Gtiferal; ,to:ab rotIF erwise tha t 1 to return - 7 the same. without .. ~..,...._ violating any official duty. . • . • ' I I Very reikiectfully, ' ~',-• - , .: - .. \VM:Ii,IYMOND, P.• M. , . . . -_'-OPINION- OF 'MIL CALHOug...— . In 1835, Ml... Calhoun-use d. the -folloiving . language_ resPeeting Gen. Jackson and his successor: ~. _, ~"No 0110 . can loolk-with: shun than I do on ,the - attempt Chief-Mag istiitn,-,.t0 I appoint . his. successors ~SrliTuld' it succeed,-open and nndisgiiiiied asitlS,' and .resting i ,as-jt almost 'exttuiitrek does,_', on tile avowed..subservieney,of of the to !thilOilt.of . ike President,_. without those high .9ualifications - and service, oOis part,, lealeidated to .epitimand - the - regard-,A f the: peckplecif . tizi.fit hitn'S CIA': the ditties':Of t e r . highli4ec,to„„whialt -lie,,sspires, it_ wiiithl . afraid: eprie4iipe:pi,iipir , OF. consumma tio n _Of . ..g.,TeentiOe - innafigtionover: .the: = ci . deilar‘Ments of:the . Government,_ owl .tfiel Constitution Anii.'l A l4eil# - of :-the' People:"! MORE CONVERTS 6—Thli , 'T-tßroome Vouhty N. Y. Repubhedir - publishes at Pingliampton, perhuradarlast, brings the name 'of,Aanother . platoon of 'patriots who 'roaf f- :vati' ll ,4"l'ei*i3O''-in 1 join; eayki . qihn; Republican, ~the names - of yieVeral gentlemen who, voted 'At' Presidential-_ election' ,for Mar4 l Van Buren hilt' who 'Will vote for I:lenrytatirritipa WOO:. -. 1 16it. • Several- of tliSm UdhelitUWtheir old:parfr . friends un til Gen -liarrialin was . nominated at liar-1 risburg, , They all were :"residents :;of 14 1 Eirst'ltrard - or , this , : = There': are [four',Wards - more, UaPh of whish has alarg-, er 'population 'pan the ,first, and in' each of Which, there•have, been "changes in favo_r - of„ the ')V hig and Conservative cause 1 - - --Vlidawgetitleineri:lrcLltOniiiu ib Neatly every.PerP9P. !nike'rcgrgatl9Jr", — . 3 9l - Y,vell And: so 'favorably ;; lir#otvit:- in leed, that ;the Vocog dare!;nrit'‘Osail them,',Ur -publiely tion the'linritV their'inPtivei They., ; I IWeitt with- ,P-C-ad*,= satisfied that tirith,lß's#9ll9llr:POk loaib - e - e - molgipcian'g:9o ll eAdy; - alijd til "nv,mo llll ' o 2# ', 0. ** 8 41'4 -bi L 4090.; I trj',deVenaed 41. 1 1 0 t " 6. :AP:44p: ''4:l ll ni . l lenry'Morgau, takerHallite,4 l Y:incen.P.t! ,Toipi, 3 l,og9r. V. fli!lePV-1119 1 1PVQ,t,1 1 0 4 4 I ' randic:-'ll6Bo,7lV,NOihOlitid; 'Franklin' Mores;q 21 11)1m are' nrkilk - 0 0 -Nrard * l lO 'l*Ye• 'aeIibORPOIY made-up •their_minds.l4l. 1r.01e...k0r. You 3 : !,. 4;4: • THAT: - liupCyl'et , iiticqt# w . I' .- Alo. Nth. ilist,,cont3itio the, o'duncfaiio ot =I . - . Vii: i •• . Loco .oo'c'oisin; "OVe know something off thiS, , nian.s. Ho is a:mechanic, a carpenter,. and formprly resided in the: old 4th ward; in,the•city_of: Albany, where he did 'good: ,:A4*.jae.' l•Ou and .440(1 7 40; - giijimf:flirCe to the - -battle . ;,cry of the "hottieliold • troops—“ili gees the 4th 11.1,4,-.so.goits , ths-"State,"!• , ---110-he lias . .ecime out from . enfant • them, and we are teld'thatche goesmot - alone, now says .;:t“.l am. for, a _eh augeOet us try w o;ther, toe long"':-411um such Moketta,ng:e;.,,the sign' Is`_right':-=-Voiternbup , '(Ohio)VoiiK . , „-- , ANO'I!HIUKj MEE , T6 . o ) p,Edittir of.tliegSstori (1 1 ,t1t1;IGniette. , Yenrik*aftri si ppertor the ',ndniinistration, ,; of Gene beksun and:Of the 'adininistration of Mar= tinLVaii iju re n ~. an tl ha v n g he eii fully. satisfied of the, error of' ray; -Way; take' this' , public :metine:Of ifignifying my change' .of opinion ;'I: he iires - On Char& thnes _brought'. about' by - the linkerings',..with - our'eurreney : by .Mr. - 'Van Iluren—,hi4 - vote hifavor of freekncgrcen - having.the right. to vine;--his• , speeeh against 'universal suffrage in the 'New - York. COriven lion - are. though former =let alone his scheme for a Standing army, of - 00,009 ' therefore wipe', my kirts-of • - WM. FAIRBANKS- ' Upper }pining. Creek, Caroline county., . . • ' 1 01 'VAN . BUREN • SECEDERB.-- . .1 1 110 CRifor * Cl. - -Tiee7Pies, of the ....2.4111 givo the names 'of •1,01; votes_ of that .coffin- • fortneflyss - tippoiterS - of, • • Gen: _Jaeltson',"• • and_ all ." more yegintly . supporters of, Maitin.:Van._Buren;" _who, ..'. i say they.' cannot longer 'Support; blur, but •.'• I .Itill'support - 1V•. - IL Hard 30 • . Those are signiticant _ tH 7CTEAIIIO:Jr. ar,E ou J iro ordered. to:illtrildt.f tlte'Ariliory on Saturday. the 15th of Au giist iugt. at '3 o'clock, M.; coinpletely equipped' lot drill— 'By order..oftlicCuptuith* . • - • - • - 'JOHN KEII.I*INN, CL,S; B.- A 'Silver bu. shot fur by the cup), intuy on 4abrilav,- • . .- • -• August' 5, 1340. .1 ; • • • . •• $lOO REWARD.— -• • iter,vli.girLilomed-Ottliarine,- ---- she is tibnift. - T:eitectryears• - of age, of -trblack . = colour (not - very black) shoot fitie feet two iticia;sln - height, nod form and SIM is very. lively and speaks:. food Wheh. in..cornintuf 'of . het, . . gazi at a t hitentlk,slie lama do wn.look- hut intliegene;.• • rat is inipertinent her manners, She his ttlscar on one side of her neck 'which was caused by a burn. . She took with her ,a variety clothing, forStimaser wear; amongst, them wee o ekveral calicoe • dresses, a white qiiOr dress with scolloped' skirt; s 'white swiis hpron• :with Tamboard worked_ burdeys '- and a Palm Hood Bounet..:• - • the' Undersigned in -the town nlCarliste, Pa. whilst poising through froimKeiducluAti Marylandi-she,o doubt was per- Suaded - to do so.. above rewardbe:given .for her apprehension. . - . Any communications on the subject addressed to . -• Jacoh-Swopef; sq,•.i . lumstotvo, - Md., will beittended • to: • -D. a- LFAGRT: •-•-' Carlisle', August 5,.184 -. 0.-4.t.* , -•: c- -- .Denaqman -- 4* - IGehman, . , (P, • ItOr ,) . . Respectfully . inform the citizens of .Carlisle and its vicinity, that, they : hare opened .at Mr. Rheent's Cnenman!a-..tazern,Nortls_.— _ llanover street and win contlnye . a_short tiinc,-where they. Orerior ' . c,'SPZITACLES •-• , :with Gold, Oilver.and.Tortidse-slieliVrameti, With is new and improved assortment of Glasses - of ilteir own mantifmture. These Glasses are_of the best kind preservitiF and improving the sight in continued read ing or writing. wherein they do not, Lire the eye, tint, ,treicgtheirand-iinpreve-tlMvisiOnliey-are-rtenin-- -- mentlett by the-most celenritted-PoOtOrs• and proles:: _ sore. Also Sly glassea'o . f the very best gnalil , Nag- - Glassea,. of every description croft open, - wittnliffeiOtrftwii, ;OS i pL,re - 114 - 1 •rietroPurtieles in the Optical line; not Mentioned. Optical, and other - histruineMS, and - Glasses, prorriptly.and carefully repaired at short notice. ter They. can always select -.Grimes 'to'snit' the. ° siOt of ersoni, as soon as they see Plena, upon the. A pet t84o:--te, A • , 5 ValuableFar6s 2L . .., -• , : ,- ./wort.. &ILIA.- .:: = .:...... .• . rot' •i) f-rifiryaares - of 'first _Tate , Limestone_ land, situated in .North ,„11eliddletoMttrivu- _ shili li miles from Carl isle; adjoining the Poor /QUM }arm; AL Brenneman and others . • About - 115 acres .' • ,30000a" : thriyh thrlyiog tit - lid:ter. The improvements are n 'halide lAi: 'House, ' a gime Ptak Barnya. youidg thriving orchard,a 711 '4O feet' detin'hf never failing iytiter.- • '. • . , • 0 . . A: Far m : con ta i 5100. 4:)5,ne reu 'ot Sltitir lend situated la,•".said iii,almildp; If Miles, from C arlisl e,. lidicaohi.g I !Angif:9r, Pearly? %V i se and others; of which' 120:4rei. iiO:•-elearetl $I ROd ,tlM,,resjdUe ' hrv r ilpiviag. , tiriabei.• TfieliiipilivenleattiVrelt large PsOiOe AltoNte and Kitchen, Logllarti,Teumit lioase, a good dirtying, . orchard, a tieier failing well . of water at ther doproutd , • springs in 'every. field: - ." -,..,,, , - ..: c - 3 - , .4 , Eakin, atipWiding .. 2.24 ,ficiel:of fi rst.. Fate,L,inveitone land, a4ittle Iniked.with'Aftlelt4t- • edlti said. townehip 5 'Odle's frbtiV:Carliale; an d- nee- • mile north east of Middlew?c, adjoining the Canottii-. guilievereek-Meter - Hettriek..anotatherai-"lOdut - t5O . - ---. aereP 4re ele,l,irdyddfl. the, residue in:Lhedivy , timber. Tho.linprev.eittents are,a, Stone .liouse „add , gieltell". 11 0 4 LPellarni Stone Sprung-lieuVe;VVith tv ,evtier failing' epring rivtaing through, theArna; anti 13r-- - ---- rohartl ot thole& fruivend other itaprovereenta., . -,,,•.-:-__.- - 4. 'A Farm of 16p 'aorta State lahiliifixtidl ' h W oh h u , l Li a ri t l # Oi lt d h t ir e G i iiu io b ftilitd u u m fetthe ro l e a i sevatintiOded 'OP 010-aeioti4l**--,—. - bleared; And the residue cavered Vyjtll"ii*isiVy tinther,a' -__,,,_ aliat'.sQ aere#'l s 'fits('llai" - Ifienii&o . --,liihdv . !'T ll- 9•* 13 , 1 4''' . ' •• Tiffl , e - iffkiitir- - ore:-' 'o- 'rni' ,- Log-: , Notta&- . , .44)07,,rfattv_ .1 oA ' -. Sprzug Alluvia* with a :Oev.de fal , Ili ;VEIT': 6 .ear. T ,- • Soar; 1411 ad Cti-ehitil. " . ..Thla s p4mx w.i!utouilr7r,,lP7.• -. - ration:, for _water 'Worita-'L-''4•:,!---•:'': f•••••' . . '.',,• ..: , , 5. 'A ' 'Farm of 220 acres :Rlii.o." laytl;p ' •:!. mixed: withr),Adeatello;Udjoining Itte-lttlififtrAmtelf,. , , , ',,•.' and;Catiodogninet ereek. ,130 aereti_cit re d , a2... .' . the;relititielli:;gled . th4er.,about:-o,;l!ct"6oihr y-=„;, Oke. nr4 , liktO:"lneglifiii;'';'.. TIY# IroPgOlt#ol,,,li.re,' a .., : .1)0 4 W61.:(*_ fletieir.initi-'Log -r . ' . . House:l'4h a 'deVetifillhig Apr; *Oh_ ,5rit1 1 # 4. _„""1'„,...._,, - f .;.tolee,truit treet,,.. The last`mentiPli?u wrco • r mr!!' ", luV 14 1 , .801n10,(01 1 000 01 ..0AkitPAIXIN4. ._ .i . . villatei. - .' - .A. -- ffgaati , ;'quißflPl'4.ot, ~ J i: - Ila ilro nd. *tea& 'attic Ivocidlatilit. along:the iald ere,elF.:J, _ . . . .. 4uhottti brAtillar4l oll ofil l ' t tlP: , ,‘ ' ' • eiltrarnfal`s.. efti 61 ' , 1)Aft..: 41 #1 1 ,!fle :r4 i tt,' , IPS: . goareilitni l ;i; iiiiie i iviiiC id' vail(fai i nar,..A . ...,ct y i . ~,..,A. mic.4,0,14 . ..,E10/111434Ni 4 ; „ .1,•;=• -...:--..- '.....,2 . .:,....::4sritioi*''llio4 4 ,iA Aa'l".s;:ta,lo::, ~,:ii , 14,Fc . 4 1 - 5N:;' , .,,- , ; , :. ~_ r i ' ...... 1 . .,1E4' --t.Alo ,O'Woroliero(ol:eitate`,.L o l6..,4w4ton!';j lol ! ~ , L - Slate ; Fermi and-Ml Pideerileivfre.., ,f__. F. .? . _* - •, ,, i , ..The,LandaiterExatnitterilltioy • '' TruNott ',• ;vaiievy, , Ninit ite l amiciiiii-v - _ - l'e Vitt,ik.- . acri leift4 :twit pelaaain Courier.,*Miiatateh'',th 'AO* ,1 ~ , I,rimontit. offai - d6illliforlo!'hilltiAo this Aloe .'7,f?r , `rh.... , - - ~ • TectiOM-',44,4.4.'4•Tity-,..t '.::•.11' , ..t '''' '" '''' 7.4 ''' , L . ':."'";', .' ___ k Fa ESE sale'by • • EME lil3
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