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- ocroit NIVKIIS luta namieiateil 'hie
Dnephew, Nt KAI. 4. JACKSON , in his
()env; and tlonisposinitasg
, -
llrthis areanwentent,linetor NlYtlitS will he
. enahletl to give his 1111111iVIIICil attention to the du
tiesor,ll6,Prorestilon. ..
Carlisle, September 30, 1846. —3rgn!i,
Homeopathic ,Physician.
OFFICE: Mairv.streot, in the liotrgo For
morly occupied by. Dr. Fred,•Elrmnp. •
April 9, 18.46. • . • -
.lla®Othdfl
' 4l _virrt
all operation utioii • th'e
(eeth that are required for their 'prearr-
LationAttohaa 'Scitling,7/jog, Plugging,
or. vitt restore thd [dad thom, - hy inserting Ar•
i debt' Teeth., froin a• stogie Tooth, to- a •Full
sett. aofrtoe 1?,1‘t,/treelt,ll low dooraSouth
o the ,Itaitroad .Hotel. ; . .
N. t,opoja wtll he ahrtit, car
tide'the la'at ten dss, in each itiolath.' • •
June It •
• CARSON C. IVIOORE. . •
''4ttoniey af,littwi• •
(it - Fitt . en Main fhicct; ndjniriine the Ste
of frviee,jr; and directly oppOsite fleetrm'a
Iltitel. jan24
ATTORNEY AT LAW )
Pittsburg, Pa,
tiA Murotal from LCarltslo, to the practice
of his profession ii, Pittsburg, Allegheny
county, Pit: '
Pelf. 4
HENRY EDGAR HERNE,
. 4 ATTNINEV AT LAW.
practice in the several Costs o I Cum
heel:old uii.i the adjoining counties :11111
et
'cnd In all pritessiolitil linsiness entrusted to his
.i..111•C with' fidelity.
llllice in. loath '11111111;Vel. Graham's
'mew huililing , ,oliposite the Post Office.
' Catdisle, August y. •
&DUNLAP ADAOR 3
Attorney at _Law,
1 , 1 , 1 CF, 11. :411111 limit - met. street , n few don`O
l; 14111111 h, KM'
July 16,1845. • •
DENTI3TRY, ,860.
• 4013.11 T W. ITEITDEL, •
giII:SPECTFULLY intorrns the 'nubile, that
IA knifing :opened an-olliee in South Hanover
Street, oparly opposite the l'ost ()Moe, he is pre
pared to practice DENTIS Fla In all its hrii
mhos. Co id Teeth ore essential to health,hesides
natural o'r artificial ones are Vint useful but
ortotanientntonithiAl materially ti ennicnef ot_
the It noctrttot lie stated who can he
atone to thy. teeth, sdiltee it to say h . 1 Hwy/it:feet
man be.rg.nellieti, a nil neva Teeth furnished (rout
one to au entirt.set. H, vtofi Intl eonside-•
II:ahlt; practice .ntinther of years,gonil refer
e,lctie will he glVen In such as rrtittirc tlielo,hut
the heat riront la the' Operatinit,:n bleb will in alt
'astts lie neiloteteil in the moat careful manlier
Awl'At priers to alit Itle'occasion OW the times.
Persons waited on at their residences, either in
town ori cruititry, without oxten chnl`gtt. lie may
K w , gme 1041114 , 1 Hi his oilioeolii almve, nr.nt his
sti'ect, onelitla north trlicudeo.
-
it, will - tienntptiv nttenth Me eeprooh z . nt .
Natr.hrs and leWel et. o t his ogler in Smith I-Inn-
Wm,: street. 'A Prstri Na , ttrittly caret'.
h.l. Hr Attention null 'skint wan:Whin of his
work, he hones to receive anti heedly soileits
share of online patronsze.
earl . ; Ste, April S.
TURNER, Sr. IRVIN
- •
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
No. 2tl t illarket Sired, I'IIILIDELPIIti,
ItapOrters awl Wholesale. Dealers
N llrngn, :Sketi ieinee,Chernieole,
Snraip.llrtml (,)betetvion I !Retro Menial
111LOnte flymesofre,Arimfow Gloss, Polif fa:Dile
liii'eaTt'rrunierY , ; ki. tbie. ' • • '
• • .1114..ifflAte, Conntry'Aterulf ante, mid , l`hytocians
sonntbelloVitli.tle , above ortifilee on- the most In
,e6 Aldo &ave. , Strict, mitt ifvuont attentimf
to 94(Icr • gvevy.,,artielc, wokrontefl.„
4 . ol , f i ffi itattk ; lanes A. tuner ; lately
o Virgant4.. Wir.l.re Of D. ,
` triftelllliin, ent.3o. 84 y. ' •
• MAI4SI on ON . HOVSE' HOTEL
feo k y r . oti cl,i, vdi f y.
(3.AmtitZgAE) 3)&0 •
ilm,kt . k4,it'itiiiit by6en,.irilll'Atulk i .lig)tjuti
,Jiein.ta.lteut by,.the subscriber.: It 18,1)014,1y
tirn,latio'd, !yid . Ititt i ,,tilemp . tltoVdttgldy rttpaiied.
!I plp:Pgtti,ll itt'tlin2.6'arit, Itrakeepi, iravolforti
:pp . d'uptitetit to Ciii isle% ' Aid' I rivi toil 'to 61 i L. '
Tfil J tll:l , ‘ m'nderitiii . 'am everydinning' paid,
IN '010'0841SM:1 an d"Ohm:virile nc , , of iltoiti Who
:igitioniitilitiiiriitieafillitiiilint: . '- • • • -.-.,
u:J.I ,- waf,iNtai i- »'l'. , v,•wiNittarr
;Il 16 4 11843.' , k: -.,•,.:-• : .•,
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bi brim** madt'l4' tiler; he hope,
7'l, by filiOeireriq'Tpiieetehilfy ' 411 lebtile' elierl3.4.
Itu bli d .potron a i gt .ll.) , ..! •
(wilially . in.the . ooslle.:equare; Immedlately.ln l
Ilia,-rear of the Calif Li HOUS11; ,1-:41: 1,,,,
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lie=e--07-r"'ir Brea - ih,r 6 . il
my" .. 8 0 1 0 not* itraM n nil flth e
I MW 47l CONOVrtcvkifintifyirefilens elk
fr 'll
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(4Orgillas.<<,t s.- 33rsle
•
PUBLISHED EVERYW.EbNESDAY.
iri etc pu 1 .. f e s t, a n d e of lice p u bli
Square;'6lici: 6 - 041.e:Vihirt4int6v
rows , OF SUBSCRIPTION,'
)ne Donne and Fifty Olden yo:0 to At:elk - els.
ewo Dolitire; if paid within the year.
• -
)ne Dollar for - elk motolls. •
These terms:will be rigidly n4:4'010.
• RATES OF ADVERTISING, . .
' Advertleetneiitiolcitolin fliteen I lees Oleos. will be
home:int the rate or echle foi One Insertion..--
11170 omen for Dollur, anti iwollygiVe, (terns for.
' veryetilloviitent• Weenie:l. VentlY ellveilleere will
lieelinrgedl t l folloWillg tuttie :• . . .
0nel:bloom, with Dui fur one lstir , . '
linifecOlumn, , dO.l • 'do: !'“ • • • ..•
TWfi Square:4 with quarterlYeliongen, . to
Doelviein Caillei With Me pnper,
.108 PRINTANGJF. EVERY DESCRIPTION
,
4tich an Dzitiabille...Bleeks, Cirrelnre even'
loijolliielYiit.' -
xnelliiieeoll'.. s tind the i r oyvust CBS.
'225
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I'RINNn bearrr,-1 knoNV )•ott are fond or good
pn'etiy! Wild you be kind enough to give the follow.
Ing piece a place,in site columns of the Herold. It is
an estrtct.from a ,peem called The " : Devil's Propeas.',
_ Youth .
'Maria Mk itDiS. it,„;.' Et. r.
TILE 1103ilEVIVIS PRANEit.
1=1:1
A Tielirew kheit In the dying right
is eye true dim and cold ;
The heirs on hie brow ware silver white,
And his bloottwas thin and old•;
lie lifted his book to his Intent sun, - •
For IteTiliani That his pilgrimage was done i;
And is be eit‘e thee su,an o ws there,
ilk spirit.pothid heel(' mit in pro yer.
" I come nolo Death's scrohd•binß,
Ilenenth n stranger air.
A pilgrim un a Mill .111 earth,
A• nll my fathers Were ; •
And men have, smarted tne With a tuna,- , --
I fool It is riot Tit IN a;
Thy mere .like yen sun, Was made
On mous them to shine
Mid therefore dare I lift mine eye .
Through that to Thee, before I die.
In thin iteat tebtple !atilt by Thee,
Whotre altute are divine,— "
lionenthyon Imp, that renneleraly ..
Lights up 'riffle ow if trnienfirine,--.
Oh take-Inv Weed. narbilita
Look tiown'trnd make thin and
Ilnly ne that, where ' pug phut,
The Hebrew met hit God.
I have not en mina Ih - 6Mari Mani
Nor dimmed the orphan's ye
- there tint. stained the vii it's years)
-Niir mocked the mourner'. cry; •
The soon of Zion in mine ear., -
' Ito Ve ever been most sayer
Arid alwaks When I felt The nenr,-
'My shoes were
, ref my. feet.
hitVe knnwn Thte In the will - wind;
I have khow a Thee . idithe hill,
I baveloVett thee In the voice of
rir the rennin of the rill ;
, I dreamed Thee in the Rh:llion% •
• I saw Thee in the light,
1 heard Thee in the thunder-peal,
- -And worshipped-in the -bight . •
--
All beauty, while it spoke of Thee;
Still made toy ROM rdOtre
• And innepirit hawed-within - . -
To hear Thy 'Still small yoke.'
Ahave nal felt-myself n iliihq
Tar from thy presence dri•en,—
• tly paining •Vvordt nr waving wing;
Shut not front Thee and Heaven ;
Most I the whirl .1M reap, because •
My lathery sowed the storm I
'Or sink, because ahother sinned,
beneath Thy red right nrin
hh : notch of ibis we dimly scan,
kinl mulch is all it nkimiv n,
ilut I wilt tint mkt , tpy citric from auks
urn to Titer alone !
; bid my Minting spilit live,
•
„Anil what is dark reveal, •
Anti what is evil, eh l forgive,
And.what is broken heal
And cleanse my nature from nhnl'e
In th&deep Jordan of Thy lore.
I know not if the Christian's heavini
Shall he the same no !nine--
I only ask to he forgiven,
And token home In Think
1 wearron Direr thin strand,
Whotto 11101810ns are nn tooth's ,
And long find the fittlietAnnii,
Where Matti are many horne
MI grant of rillynn starry thrones,
Spine dim pnillistani stnr,
Wherellidali )nst and scattered sons
May dove TheeStronintar.
:Where all earth's Ipyrind harps 'Will melt
Li elmralPfalse nild prayer.
!Shall Zititnt harp, nr laid so sweet,
Ainhe he wanting thein 1 ! .!
,• l'et ninon hle ill thy lowest seali
Tl.obgh 1, gs low, ha, theto
I'We !Christian It 'lentil, the Chlislian's piety=
lint let me,sde and lulu r
Frain 001110 aim inanition in the sky,
Tii bright ones and theirmelody..!
• The San giro down wittratlden - glerun, ---- ---
~And,
as a lively dream.
And nllehtly on air, '
ho Onion of a dark-grad girl,
pith -long and.raveit
Aides In as guardian spirits Ohio,
And In! in kneeling by hie shir4
As if -her sadden pregame there
Were:sent in answer in his pryer. •
(010 say 'they not that angels rrehd
'Around the good man'e dytng.hed7l
His child-41s sweet, and sinless child!
• And ne,
,he need on her, .
lie kne w hie God wee reconciled,' ' '
:• , I And tine The nieesenler : • . 1
. , An emp ee,Crni hod Ming np Mull
Thq promise-how before hie eye, A'
"Eitrih'ir Hiest hope thus o'er him honer
.1 •,To•pohn hilikeven , ward rank,
Alid•lire'Cronet.holy feelint,etrung ,
'ro eine him him ilchth'e ''. '
. ..Utnil on'hiel tienibleensminleen brenmq , •
The 4ing,liaMqw.'songht, his feet., , ,
..f " ,—- t,.•{
,pitut6 drills 'Truitt the body ' dr tioti, - amt tight iile
'ifieklem*,/ ,ili +., .. '. '. ~'. ! :• t ,• '
-- - rillii , ,Cjaittiort - A - L.--;;Durieg the American
13.avellitien,fqjs.seid that an olliciii , ,stot habit..
;tell: Jn his •thllitaryr costa:he, was passing.
where a small company of soldiers Were. it I
:werkirmik Mg. 'Mime ,rep a lie mks m all tedoet.,
Theincatirittindit t , of the; little ,sqn ad was .gi v-
4ngl taidetss.telhose;whb 4erts , Indic' him,.
:relativit,toit Bitable' , timber whiith they ttittre'
!endeavoring, Anittise k the' top tit the weiks:"
The timber -went np'hartii and on:thlsac-i
.. 1
icount,tlie-vainetof Ake liftle , grete-intiti -wits
eftenulteard iii ilia - regular I , :Vocildratioailt Of
gireaViitattaYillhere she goes P .. tleatielhit!",.
The 'riffle ei becordloss Iteiesp eke ty of,' Mop pod.;
biellorse_wheejlevriyinitet itte_ipittee"_see t ,_
log the tirribor,,itoinetitruns , scarcely move
- 4 - diaritilio cols" riniliiioT,Wl:l3Tll — dril. nqt, take
iteittikita P re'dder'itlittbtaalt 4 iTlibillitfer !iv,
'fieniiiit T6' fiEff 'ship iS i iBiiie ilailiAted'ititriuridl 1
A'Oei iitli*, iiiiti iill'ite r M.; tit" 'dr Jill ''dtiiWJT
ii•'•sfiitl likitr .1 ;?.'rd"ii'dbitidiitli l vi',i'ilif tiiiilicit,
iiiiikmlirliiii'lytilit",iiiiiiiiiid bili 1 04, - il.' ii,SB
1 -iot , LttifiYcitilhatilLAttOitiiiii latilia- titt' ,
llifiliMitgi - fiTitiiklcidiliseilti ,liViid'i 0 . ..
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'itWier, iiilitilf "MkeoiliiiiidiVoikiii i iiiitildf Hi
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,14i the, year 11140, said, Captain Miller ) .1
was bound, a' fine stout ship. from . the
port . '
the
Philadelphia tolaVerpobl? . •The'ship
had a valuable cargo4oli ' , board and shoat
nineteen thousand:4lloB.in specie.: 1 r oves
prevented • by..in he r • business,,. ern giving
much of My attention ihe. vessel while
loading:and e(lniiipingthe'Voyhge... Wharf
we wet about to sail; th.r chiefthate'inform;
ed me that la had shipped.rwo foreigners.aa .
seenieri,orre.anatiye (*Guernsey, and ,tius,
other a Frenchman. I waspleased, howeV-:
ever,..viith the appearance or the 'Crew . gem .
and particularly thejoreigneis. They
were.stout, able ,Ixklied men, and .attentive.
to
,orders.
~• •
The passage cpmenced auspiciously, but,
y - great" 6brroVv, - 1 - geoir diSeave ted - a
ulge iirtheir'conduct for the 'worse- They
became insolent to the m'ates - , and' appeared
to belrequen4 under the, influence, of
,li
quor. Their intemperance Soen'became in-,
tolerable, and it was evident that they had
liquor on beard with them, and I. determin
ed on searching m the forecastlmand depri
ving them of it. An order to . thio effect vas
giyemto the males, and they Were, directed
to go about the execution mildly and firmly,
taking no arms with them.
It was not icithout • - Much anxiety that
sent them forward to this duty. In a
was
moments a loud and angry' dispute was fel
lo,wed bym sharp seeffle around the forecas
' de companion way. The steward, at my
call, handed my loaded pistol from the cab
in, and With them I hastened forward. The
Frenchman had grabbed the seri - .)kll mate,
who was a mere lad, by the throat,( thrown
him across the heel of the bowsprit, and
apparently determined to strarigle• him _to
death. The chief mate was calling for as
sistance from below, where he wan assailed
by the Giiernsey man. I presented a pistol
at the head of the Frenchman, and ordered
him to release the secem; mate, which he
instantly did. The cte ward then brought a
nother:pair o
. aitto with_whcka
i_armed
We second mate, directing hitri to remain on
deck, and went below into the forecastle my
self., I found that the chief mate had been
slightly wounded by the knife-i-t -his antag
whorhoweverctersTd- le resist Ji ‘ s
made my appearance, and we immediately
secured him in irons with his comrade. The
Tseareli was now made, and a- quantity of li
quor was found and,taken into tae cabin: I
then expostulated with the others at some'
length on their improper conduct, and ex=
pressed the_ hope that I should have no rea
son for further complaint dining the voyage.
This remonstrance, I. thought had the effect,
as they were contrite and promised amend
ment. They were then dismissed, and. or
der Was restored.
.rThe next day the foreigners strongly so•
lieued pardon, with the most solemnprotnis
es orfoture good - cbt j diicti and as the rest of
the crew joined-in their, regoest, I Ordered
Off.- —For=sev ,
eml days, the duties of the ship were per
formed to my entire - d i
e red in the countenanees'r f the "foreign
ers, expressions of deep rancorous animosity
to the first mate, who was a prompt energet
ic seaman, requiring at all times ready- obe•
dience to his orders..
A week passed in this way, Nn one
night, in the nitil-watelb all hands were call
ed to shorten sail. The night was rk and
rainy, but the sea was riot high,/ 4 and the
ship was running ell at about nine knots.—
The weather being very unpromising; the
reefs.were taken out el the fore and main-top
sails, the inizeit handed, and the fore and
main top gallant yards sent down: This done
one watch was permitted to go below, and I
prepared to betake myself to my berth. 'di
rectinkthat the mate to whom I wished to
give sonic orders, shank{ bq sent to me. To
my . utter astonishment and consternation,
word was brought to me soon after, that he
was no where to be fotind. 't hastened up
on deck, ordered all hands up again, and
questioned every man in the ship on the
subject, but they, with one accord, said that
'limy had got seen him forward. ' Lantiiitis
were then brought and every accessibte' part
Cl the ship unarrilingly searched. I then, in'
the hearing of the crew, deeltied my belief
that he had Whitt overboard accidentally, a
-gain Alespatched-the watch below; -- aiiii ie- -
paired to the cabin' in a state of mental agita
tion not to be described. I felt that under
critical circumstances, my-main-support Juni
fallen-from me.
.. . .
My fist step was to'imullt. depo.sitein my
?awe room all the arms on board, antedating.
to sever al' muskets and fear pair of pistcils.— .
The steward was, a faithful , nictitate man;
who had sailed tvith me several voyages..-2--;
To lam Icommuniettted my suspicions, au&
directed' him to he - con.-..tantly on the alert,
and Should any farther difficully . ateur,ln id-
pair im mediately "to my , shite room antflum
himself: I After, tiiiil, Ittaid.defrit in ,irpt..,bo.
ordering than should.be calved at 3 o'clock
tor the, morning watch.. Only a few, minutes.,
had' duped . , wheiv I,,,heard three or lour
knooks . eutter, the cgOltei , ptt i lle illip,, which
' is tlfitt'part ethic.i.dtorn immediately 'tinder
the cabin wirclo,ivd,, .!p•lv i lew minutes they.,
we re distinctly repea te d , 'I arose, opened
the Window, tind.balte,ll. The mate answer-
W." 11 gate liiiit the f elf d of a'i'djitiliollaSkist
him up; and never shall I larger
.the Hood of .
kratitude'livhiottitutp . labligliteirstiuti - lpouldd'
forth to that lleing-whodtp t l restored hint to.
tale uniejltrad.,),,i. ~ -;)1 ~..,', 1 , }7. ./..,_'!
!--;klisistoxy:twasitopn Old: -timiatt gone ; top.,
' IWard : pppraleing, ordesed 44 ,, Tr tme,pitfter the,
l artUillg:PlitiLWAfilgehOod-)l4,ole'llY4tlloh , _
ed the foreetts(ie,„whep,has seized hy fie
;tWe'filtAgn,dia. - and' i thfetvit.si4t; thii,ha l w, Ve .
)Waci,illemlitiitql rpan ant
i• anah expert' swim
ate
r.."'ihidlotaht he Aund the end di la.
- rope, - w-lt tO h , Whil''ab\ittliiiitallk: - thiii w n - , - rty 041
- bottiti7Otithillitiftaltrilirty - WhiliK*lterilitir
--god into-thelleakWatoilitr-gddy l .that -is. a,14".
.:tvayscibated landrir the sterta r :oLitalisitel j par.o
liaularly if she is lull beat and deeply laded;;
as ,was the atteelvkithltiiii.^fily a desperate, .
~e ffort he - datightone4l(the redder elhai4i,
tFthicArWO;YPft I ( ‘' 4 l,i4iltilliClf i i 9mAitcPpon,r,
thtf:stop,_er. tog.of Ihe,r, t tter,,.Where he nail
, suffieteritPreseuWa hid i to, reit - 1064p Of
dplll6.lloloff iorliffitivf °Vert '"fiti r titilii , hiac.o
the signal fokttoltrt,,lt*V ~ • .
l i t Olkililiii*ci , ? . 30 I . ,;vaiorho i t;iitr.)o„
, afkl i ir li 't ''! ',/ d idititVg,t dtilittid C .
, i ,
,iiiit•
,t3tir 1 h ul rildfdirrici' " flilie -?.
ste ' d' .. liiri itiddh oly-hd!tibli'- Gip' si)i,
hiVita IV Kip fel' he' reniaiii ' 144' ii/
itssage, , and'ltlflititvkiiikwere a tended' c,', 1
. .3 1 , t 9
. ' Nothiofrof . note. , ‘ooeurred .during, the: i ii
tattinder4oGthoiropiget;:wAioht)Toriitdrati,6
ous;,:lt - seemeittliat,the , foreigncirihad,bn 3:ti
:WOO ; tiOl'itittidnbillni*Okillit9l4 t 4lo , 1
A 1 1e1k , 0109Thq ,13 4440.14;; , , , ;:,.. of
t? ' 'lP ° 44 l 4V l 7 3 #` l9 tigi;i trT l'4 ' '!.
- bt 4 ?k? 1,1 , hit, o, ..of , , ,„ . o ,L, a,
' . 'h . ''r ,/ - 1 : 1 M 0 . , 1 1:-Iltollg':!KK , Itifft ;:.
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lIIIIMMIIIMM
iL _,
VA 14 ic op?ritg,.
by A. 4 '‘dt.bfiAl.i.'
scion.its the7preper:Arx#ngOigin,ta•%vfire irlad,e '
we Onr)Tfleacc4 ; ',W,Tapipg49e phip into the
driek and while erigageiriti 'li iig'iliperalion;
:166'itiatii'VOP'eitted' inflliiidit!', 44 WentWorward)
and attended 'to tdeittlut,*.tte , ,tisual.l. The
warp drepped ,frrtßAl lt s pprl.e'd hands of
the horror stricken sailorsi; lid t had it not
beii'il takee toy' lip 'griiiiiiiSti ifienlen-brikal . ;l
should Well:then Corti paild-tolhohon again
'atitl , precurti assistance trAtirittshore.7 Not a
woritw,as - jutteaid t ,Liptitteoi/etchpe titagger
td.to die
,mainmast, W he r e ' they - iemathed
hCtiifieil With hiiii6r,lll 9 . .ilii3! offider who
nd bearrserit4ot, Itippeatil44l, to 'talreitheni.
into, custody.. 'Thay tria ! Pee.in' a. measure
,b
to e recalled to a serise,o'l eir,aic fill : pre 7
dicame,:lt ; arid tittered the'. ' tit piercing ex
pressions 01 fainiiidatitin liti r ;despair. -
'They were ape triediratat, iipoii Ihestesti=
many of 'the mate ; capindlY, oonyicteiLtaial
executed._ .
tw,llon MalOtit..B4
IMEI
.L...3ll!!exted lorlpelfccajd 4.paposOor
Thp„Bl4le, •
Of all the boons which God , line bestewed ,
on this apostate and orphane,d erea:ion, we
are tioulitrio say that the Bib le is the noblest
arid most precious -We bring not into com
parison' with' thia illustrious doriktion the
demi sunlight, nor the rich sustenance which
as poufed.loribSom-the store houses of. the
earth, nor that exiAtence, itself which allows
though dust, to soot line' the coMpanion ,
Ship With angels.
The Bible IS the developement of man's
immottality the guide which informs how he
may moor MI triumphing horn a contract
ed and temporary segue. mid grasp detain
-s of unbeunded sPlernlor,'eterhity his life ,
time and infinity his home.
It is the record which tells tis -that this re
hellions section of God's unlimited empire
is not excluded Stour our 'Maker's commis
sions, but that the creatures wbo move upon
'its surface, though they have basely sepul
chred iu sinfulness ant' corruption the mag
nificence of their nature, ate yet so dear In
their ruin to Mini who first formed them,that
he bath bowed down the heavens in order
to open their. graves. Oh, you-have only - to
-think-what a-change would pass on the as
pect et our-race, it the Bible were siddetily
withdrawn, and all-rem embrauce of it swept
away, and you arrive at some taint notion of
.the worth of the voluine.
• Take from chtistendom the 13ible, and you
have taken the moral chart by which alone
- its. population can. be Ignorant of ,
the nature of God, and only guessing at their
own immort a lity, pip tens el thousands
would be its mariners, tossed on a wide .
real,, without a polar stimand without e-com
pass: It were - to uniiille the earth with a'
more than Egyptian darkness, it were to.dry
up the foluitains of humtai 'happiness; it were
to take thelitlei flaiu our waters, and leave
them stagnant,ifo - ostars from our hear..
eps, And leaarf , eirtmr Bntk , litloths -and,the ,
verdure from our valleys, antrfeave them inn
barrenness; it . were to make. the present all
recklesafiess,and the lutore all hopelessness,
the maniac's revelry, und then the fiend's
imprisonment—if you- Aotild annihilate that
previous volume whiell tells its 01 God and
Christ, and unveils immoitality, it,strue,ts us.
in duty : and woos us to glory.
Such is the Bible. Prize ye it, and study
it more and more. Prize it, as ye are im
mortal beings—for it guides to the New Je
rusalem. Prize it as ye tire intellectual be,
lugs for it , taiveth understanding to the situ.;
/winos.
Til t. Gl.olll'6l' Gon..—The' fallowing frnm
the l bermilit offehit Pau(Richter, is one cf
the siiblimes,t conception *e have ever ready
"God called tip fruM dreams a !nun into
the' vestibule 01 heaysn,saying-4Comethnii
.hither and see the glory of my house.' • And
to the servants that stood around his throne
he said—'Take din and undress him train
his robes of flesh, cleanse his vision and put
a new breath. info his nostrils; only touch
nut with any change his human_ heart—the
heart that weeps and trembles,' It was done
and welt a mighty angel for his guido n the
man stood ready, eor hit infinite Voyage, and
finin the terraces of heaven; without sound
or farewell, al:once tliey_whieled_away, tato
. endless space. SOmetirliet withAtie.soleinn
flight of an angel wing they fled front' Zhar,-
alit of thickness, t h rough, ivildureets of death
t h at divided tLe worlds , t rap, sometimes
they swept 'overlronfiers, they *ere rpfick-t,
ening finder the prophetic. inetiorts from God
Then, .trom a distapce, that is .cotinted only..
ir / heavon, light dawned lor time througha
sleepy fi lm; by tintitterable' pace the light
swept'to then', they by unutterable pace to.
•OM light; in 'a moment the rushing of pier.-
- ett was.upon theroljin a mon:tent , the blaz
ingl ofistips v ugrvgirthetr„ Then came
eternities a AlO "...(I:lsl4evealed,' bet 'there
not revealed.' 'Tot i rigfirland and to the
'l6ft toitit4ed 'mighty constellations; that by
self:repetitions and-answers, front. afar, -that
,by„counter.pp,sitioris,,built up:triumphal gates
whose arChitraves, whose. araliWays,nori
'2Otitel;'itptight'L-48sidt4trii0'eL4iii'altittrde by
spans.'—thtit seemed' ghostly Irchnlnflultude,'
"I,Vithout measttre.,‘Vere ; the ,arehitraves, ,
past number ..were.-,thti..arclaways, 'Veyonti_
ninat.Y,:i t hPsgat. o , a r..Wh, ll ) l l lilta, .Bfat(a that ,
.V.., 05 11 ,lP i e f ,et,r114ies-,140CA fi'-atiovta was- -be."
1.64, below Was - abtive, Id ttib' iiiiiii.titrtuppil
or gravitatiog ;body,.,depth- *as a Wallat4d 'LIP
in height tasuriapantithl4, ,heigl4 yiras swal-.
.hthi r ea thi'lti'•o°llllil l afalltdOiiplet. -tittedenly .
tiethii`i they' iode', l lfiliii 'inflhite r ;lti'.infinite,
'oltlclenTyltei thud tfilik"filiettqfitertalikeiiitil,
'l , icf.rit,l7 - i-ipigl4-felly-igi'cise=tliataiksfeins.,,
.4iiiiiit'llipitedthieftti4f'Vitiiltif re'Olg'bilitiWy,.
%'-'•41 . 44 t ileiglife,"kitcl LtiVitli til'4lkil l s, l liere,
editilligi'.*iiretrieging, 'kv.3.o,.;'llt,tifirYcl ." .. ,th I L i .-
'" a Tie?.s t aililiglic4l.4ii,d2tll6pficil r alitldde' 'l'
Ira, lid,' 3t , elar. , :-Hiiortt§rliidlineid lidatTlittei ,
liififfirilf fititfaiii t ,'h'fialligqiiiaVigter ir Will
Uo' riii,f4ether. 7 -'Pkii itiiii, ROC. Pktriartaiihheth
k
'With thit;iitfittligr. I .' trVi flat'alide it
pxoda," , , , Leijiiii'llift,clii rliti;ther&ithelhirri
'Allirti`rtiiol,oiii!bffililil iiiiite.;'-ldreiid;iPiptei
1N01.0101454 iNweefy iii , :wiroolidie l i4
-ititrgmat-i atilt t aiiiiiiltil tiitiitil tet 4iiiiil -Ytline k ,
illhfimliti' ilitillte'ttiilki :ilifit'tfieiti it"iiithei
that eitiv' yet,iiit .heard.. pl.' '"'Fond' theftf , is t
iiiiiilf P - thii tigg(ll . ,B.6lotiiitiliio. l dOinantled :. la
lithifeatttleectifitgenlill tAnd i t.islithisl'llikfto"4 , l
'Vet(' 7 thatiltillelbulot . f? HOtyniifittito 4l ‘4o%ol'7',..
;010 1 , 1 itptilfielthightitiPittletlilideitilf4ughapitha:
41tVgelr'thiv* - 4 U it? hWtiglatiOdbiltitttilit , ta tho :.,
ditiaVetifkii?hatiVetlepttaYltiOilatEathith4* l l4
ittit4ti32thtti..ittillgefteffidlethiAl t .?.if(L9kvilitt. i'
thitikils'Atii'i*leiniq'Nwiki , tv.tibVitt - fiTti - ': 1
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64ia l t i ligifi: a I In i ATAYP I RM I M' 1 ; '' ',3 . 1 P .
rey,thn it.4mtwillT.i:Aufl. iinli-,
tolob t rowo ß 4,te,;.,,f.ifi,..YFAS P . "
, y fami , .
,(0,110 to7py I a 4t_igust inferes4.
;t r Ofig,,, ,Ml/?e,A4figi9.ttt#l titil Tr P a ! t tq r •' , ";',.
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IMIN
ON federalisha abd Modern '.mott
110
A FEW LINKS OF SAUSAGE FOR SAW
- YER ! •
, E:stract iiiitMthii*d4bh self the Roil. E. D.
,CulVar,. of NOw deliyered_id.the_trpi—
tee Statei Hope of Representatives ; ''43l)rli••
ary; , 1 . 847. • • - • • • s •
.But, Mr: Chairman ; Frost Mainly - to have
a little friendly discourse .with some of these
modetn Lt. timorous about. " Otd Fegenitism."
This is the ghest they shake at tis, when all
othere fall to frighten: 'L propose to examine
With . what grace thisdhargb comes from ikai
'side of Mel-louse,
. , .
.`, Xoe, wilt. recollect, sir, as Will all who hear
me, with what nirriblentsa , of tongue several
.gentlemen , on that side, when:all other higu-.
_llle_lni_jailed AC m,.*heil they 'lelt the, issues _
were against them, that:their President etood
Korth a convicted usurper, have sought as a
last resort to charge us with.the sin of "Old
Fetteralistn,"• the !' AntilVVar Party."—
Ammer ethers, -str, ringing these Changes,
stood forth the gentleman of Alabama (Mr:
Payne) with his Usual quantum of democraL
tic Minnie( and.tempest, branding us as "did
federalists"-slapping Massachusetts -in the
face of her imputeil ' heresies ; so also the
_gentle:Mtn from Teennessee, (Mr. Stanton.)
the semi‘oflicial organ of the Executive, fol
lowed in nearly the same• wake, "The gen
tleman from Indiana .(Mr. Kennedy) reite
rated the change with great boldness, pro
nonliving us di "Old Federal Party
elongated."' 'And 'thee. sir, to show himself
more courageous Littman who preceded him,
the gentleman from the northwest district of
Ohio, (Mr. Sawyer,) conies down upon us
with his hantmer,talking about ;' torieS,"
"same old federal party," "same old Coons,"
&c. &c. Sir, I shall pay my. respects to that
ee.ntleman and canvass his Democracy and
his votes before lam done. Then, again,
Mr. Chairmantilie learned gentleman from
the Chilicothe - district, (Mr. Thurtnati,) you
will recollect, at the 'fast session_ attempted
the entire demolition of the Whig party le
his "Old Federal" epithets: Ile fancied he
had annihilated his three colleagues (Gid
dings, Delano and Tilden) for their anti
' Maii.D.Vatairewals,.. not by_ overturning,
their positions,, gainsaying their facts, or an
swering their arginnents, but by large quota
tions from old " federal papers "and federal
pulpits. It was thought certaialy that such a
.speech, and Beall arguments would avail;
that it •vonld'recidern Ohio, tfavcr New York,
and blow up the Whig, 'party. , ' It was the,
"hie Bunromik speedlo calehated for cir'
ciliation ;
Was sent largely into Ohio: liber•
ally subscribetlfor'by my Democratic col
leagues, and sent iirto did river Counties of
New York. But strange to tell, sir: Ohio
heeded - not-the- "'Democratic" tnoat.ingi;
she sends eleven. Whigs and a hag in place.
of eight. to the next.traigre:tm, and even'tpe
Chilicothe district is in he represented by a
' , Federal Whig;" and the river comities of
-New York, (God ho praised) will present
itr the thirtieth Congress art almost unbroken
Whig phalanx. *So we wonld say to ' the
Chilicothe.gentleatail, " a few more such, if
yea please." ' .
. Bet. I*. Chairman, one incident con
nected. with these extracts, was h th amu
sing and instructive. They are nearly every
owe of them from the '" old federal papers'
of two States: Pennsylvania and Massachu
setts, front which we were lett• to infer, that
PM - gentlemen [Mild the Chilieothe diStrict
had been cloistered with two " old Federal
ists," now or lately in Mr. Polk's Cabinet,
M. •Buchahati end Mr. - Bancroft. . These :
gentlemen from their early precillectfthis had
probably provided themselves with copious
files of '. federal papers tj • But, sir, it is to
be - regretted that Mr, Bitehanati oroutdd (by
mistake I hope) to furnish the gentlemen
with ono more extract' that is Isom a certain
" federal'' oration, delivered ili -Lancaster,
Peinisylvania, soon after the. war, by one.
James Buchanan ! in which the war, James
Madison. and the Democratic paity• art; very
rod:sily handled. But I will allude to his
quotation when I dome to canvass " Demos
,crany.q.by.slates..__ 1. shoilltl mention,
_also, itt
passing, that among, others, my Denide - intie
colleague from the Delaware. , disirlat;New
:York„,(Mt, Cronlou) .has joined .iii t!its cry,
charging that. as in 1813, so there is now a
party 'fiehtiring lust the Country. . .
flew, t en; we•are•cert tonic( .y_a_great
and: powerltil , parly,,doitett,hy no ligament
hat die cohesive power o ,.,rplpirder ; no corn:
'Mon sonde - lent, btit the threadbare Carrie df
, "Demrierady o --.:a ,partyconduoting its entire
operations on a system of tleningoguctsm, elf
pealing to old issues; old names; drawing the
eye oil kern the true. points,
branding thOr
at,iversaries as,as,"old federallSls," and plum
log themselves on
,their " Democracy"- , -
Challenge One of them to sidnd tip and de. ,
fend his Subtreasury, "oh, yea are •tui old
FederalistV-, -Call on -him tp vintlidate his
tariff. " Oh, you are an old lilue - iight !"..'
Press him to stand'u'p and 'defend the user,.
'',idiranii': of :his PieSiden i t::" Oli;:you are thh
Old anti-war partyl" • " Yqui father wore the
blaCk,COOkatle 1 . 3 ? .;ellienro the disciples of Jet:rented, the tree linthohiney !" ''' Yoti the
iild' Fifddt aliste-iffl' Federalists !" ''' • '• 1
r Thuile are-the ohtutges rung by these emu.;
.kers;of. modern Perpourtlayptill their chatkel
jug Intuelutmed 'OM ,fflagine, 04 thrown the
,hlusli Opal the partiet. It la Vintising, Mr. •
Chaternaf4 2 to ' , See-With -What -tieCuraer',:_thn -
tune has been .pildhed for these. Demoeritiii
musicians—R.Old-Feaeral,P "old Federal- -
ism,"," itlue light,"
" Fedntal n j at ' rty,? f y34- , : Vial Prese," ." Fgdeiar leaderA." AO.'theit:
lcthef•DeMbertor," , " Delititratio 'parfy 7 ? i '
rP , Detnocratimmeastires,j?)",l)mrtocratitt;"Atk
il -minletration,',c4hean ; ttruthootnieft,nquzylm4
1, i t ,g ,played:h9mllin h kilt* keygit 'bi)giiiitil
I..W:ashinkpiii: dot it,("slZdjii"'lli!lhe,•:l6Whpe'
l'inintiflcitf• midnilltiit-!...tookrirlbqtilOhib!-ocirn-',
I ' r efl, :19 11 1 11114 `;
- tent - weapons ‘ti, thr }cry we - are, asset
oT'ig Oki
Fedefaliertn?'.l ivi3lito , liertitidereitid ens
tiug no roproaohlen:those- who Were Feder:'
alistii;litonti;AvliateverOn those, dayei,there
ireig,tuloo.7.c WRllPtlO:Pllo.Ptijlifffi — TOVlax
pia tolt_rno tton , oom pi.dpn, • - I:1 :; kW], Jefferson
iFedollll4 'itt f 4 4ht4slovember;.:lB46pGe4eol .
, Jadsaint,nwrote,lollll,4 Ainnroe i 'advising,,the
111 4 ,0dt‘rilfsk i . t Alt 41:Pid„Fg4gOilo, ,, ,At.office;'
and t hus to destroy " trio Incm4lFofperVl-:4'
For this advice, • piiiiiiffl'76lirion' WitaYtdeo
pounced lqy the Albany qua, It 18 4,und
sabitrA' gsl , Thdrims . .ttitrifilk ,4 Triti aia ,
• mitrlcai.thrit ithenCdisting`nistiedi partiqd ~ •.hayre
iihftA d 4 1 ,49 illtv
and the pprpper,at o , Q x those,dan,harlepnow
more oi 4it li • p Offer,.
and no". Man,',baCrati arraht dit,fruigogtre, Cr'. 3
Frlifb 1 14141 . 411 g IC bad'. &Mint,. eneliing.4 t 0 'cast';
duet in the air, and.,hAng s lheitrmints . ilo of
AP'slay; will attempt to...drag up - these ex
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• ,
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with these obsolete epithets. But so it is,
sir, gentlemen Prefer this mode of warfare,
and I doges to meet them with their own
weapons, I saitljust 'now, I meant to adopt
the• Silver rule. "If 0,10 Federalism" were
a sing. who is most contaminated in ill II
baying !, Old Federalists" in otte!sparty taint
it with' potitiellTeprosy, Where 'is Chu purity
bf modern " Democracy?" You are infected
from your head to'your tees. Answer me a
few -tmestiOns on—this' score.. Wire. and
Where are the
." Old Federaliste that have.
eerie - to "yolir camp? What 'rewards and
honors haVe yiiu not heaped .upen their head?
What a prerniem have part paid? '
Sir, begin down, East look into the State.
of Mame, and there you find Rhel Williams
tin - old Federalist, now transfortned into a
Modern " Demberatie Senator; elevated to
the head of the partyhis sins all forgiven-
Pasis overlo the State of New Hampshire,
the PSWifferlaritt - el 'modern - Democracy,"
(and so it is, for, like SWisa troop, they work
for those that pay. beiAt,'and whom ..do you
find'there t' Hari/ Hubbard,Mt old blue'
light FetfpralisOm whose garments yet re-
Mains the "smell of the' Herd fold Conven
tion," now a derhocratie. Governor, Senator,
Subtreasuter. Close by Ms side stands. Lct.i
TVoodbory, " We . ' as indigo, in tamer days;
now Senator, Secretary , 'of the Treasury*.
Judge of the Supreme Court of the United
States; all. by democratic appointments.—
Where. tell me, whereihave. you buried the
sins of these "old bhie lights" of New Hamp
shire? With whet magic wand have w•tt
changed their Federalism intb modern De:
mociacy? Look to Connecticut. Who was
Ralph 1. Ingersoll, tow. Mr. Polk's Minister
to Russia 1 An old Federalist. So were
Isaac Toucey and Tfilirruts T. Whittlesey ;
now the oce is the democratic Gove:nor;
the other the democratic nominee for the
same office. Take the next Slate, Vermont
What sprouts of " Ancient Federalism" do
you find there, vegetating in modern Demo
cracy ? Ex-Governor Martiprittentlen, the
marl who refused to order out the militia
when the country one t re enemy
of the war; the reviler of Jeffers pt Ire
lived and died a 'linden. " Demot ' while
his competitor, Jonas Galusha, who headed
his regiment, and took the 41d, and became
Governor, was an ancient Demotitat, and
died a 'staunch - Wino! commend these
facts to the gentleman from Michigan (Mr.
Chipman) who lamented his misfortune-al
being " born in, the Federal State of Net ,
moot,'" arid' iris lamentations are folly recip
rocated by the people of that State. I pass to
Massachusetts, the old mother of States," aril
the nursery of Statesmelt: To . .whose special
charge is modern'Demheracy committed in
that State? Why, sir, to one George Ban
croft, an "anti-war Federalist of 1812," now
rewarded for his Federalism, first, by apiece
in Mr. folk's Cabinet; next, by an embassy
to England. Nor was old Federalist - 6 his
only passport to favor ;Ids moderit "Abo
lition"-
avowals may have 'contributed to the
some end.. My' friend, from 'Ohio (Mr..
Giddings) is denounced, by, modern Demo.
crats on this flo'or, as art " ineendiary,"
:t fanatic.?' a " madoirt ;" but, sir, where
Can you find more of what Democracy cells
" fanaticism," in any sentiment uttered here,
than •is contained in. an address of George
Bancroft, in 1934. to the electors of his Con
gressional Aistricil Speaking of the effects
of slavery, us conflicting with trecUcbor, he
says:
would not Interfere with the domes
tic regulations of Ndw Orleans or Algers, but
we may demand the INSTANT abolition of the
slave trade in the' District of Columbia,' and
should assist tree labor to recover its rights,
in the capital of the country."
There, sir, is " instant abolition'' for you.
A pretty dangerous medicine, trrift, as de
fined in democratic dictionaries, but very
harmless and palatable when faker' from a
democratic teaspoon. Next, sir,--Less into
my own State, and f come to rh nig my
eolltiague (Mr. Gordon) for treading upon
the toes of his political friends-- Ihr his ris
sailits upon " Old Federalists." Ile had
better beWitre, sled he'll see ghosts and hob
goblins at his bedside. Does my colleague
knew' old Edward P: Livingston. ' late Wee
renant4kivernor of the State and Senator from
his district? Does lid know John A. Pren
ths, long the Federal editor of the " Coopers
town Federalist," but late a Democratic
member of Congress? Does he know Hen
' a c oho P. Cushrrtan i -
Pine, of Sr. Lawrence, Hormones Bleekori
of Albany, and Million C. Bryant ; g . l . ,Now
York all proMinent Federalists; buCtiow,:tir
late, nigh Democratic ofilce-holders Does
he know Aaron Vanderpool, who - lived in
the Caine valley Of•the Hudson with himself,
whose lungs, when inflated with " Old—f ed
eralism," had the powers of a compound
blowpipe; but rid* he can roar modern
" Democracy" tip entkloivn that valley with
a bellowing that would throw tiny horned
animal of the Deimrishitli breed into the back
ground? Suich, Mr: Chairrhatr; Old.
Federalism"' transformed Nest-I'olk : patent : .
Demoetiey. could dibe , witHrmy
own 'State,•but •I' must 'forty. olier • tO , NOW,
Jersey, and there', tun.' ageinst.a , ' , Wali
of Old. FederaliSm: ' • This is exhibited an the
perilon.ro( , Garrett D. Null,'late' United &rites
Senator; the iaweitiatinilan..riurdeirr De
nier:AO; one , who briasterloivainsriod not
'foment; thilt.'e'lle; under , the' flag , et,
as Maffei; Continued to
-float:'-- Close •-hY sltte! sits his••polilibah
twin Pifer D. tV);b001;'litd; deinacratiol3of,,
'ornor;and•reiiently. the candidato for United-,
States' Stainitor...•l hose. old 'Federalists 'now
firsf.m inn ituil e* 'ld 'the
:Denio4atiO'COnstbllntiom..- Bin I teaife' tlie.
'New'Jeoreyttwinsivith—the. , ,Siaini3sti •frtim :
New! HOnl piritire,•Attpaii,ov •tu: the. Dutch:,
'Derneeraby•oh'Pentisylvannir —Here i'mUtit
tread I ightlyli bectitme!'altimelnne!Who sits,
near. eteiSenatdr •.• Wil..
tit: rgecret 'l'' , 4 :I'l
.Minister; , . to 0 ussia - :m''.. rr , 'did • :Fedaraiii64 7
1111ohitia: filish - ilabOther'-,trprig.l!=lato'Stnithse,
Itiatilageliitittndat Mill/ail/Bunltlll ,, Who,siri
. Sir Lucius O'Tr4ger iamseff could•ltaver
is 1110 ,, rehoatn ecP modern I Dem'ciettit that- ad.:
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livetla the tlays. of the Revoltiticznitt:LAll,. :Parlance ef:sl. weiltng:, 66_appeata_toLLbil
tamed'oilier
by OtliEira.,' Tln.'NeW, ' drlbaiis (Delta
that saved him *as he was not borri in sage
aon. - I am TOOTiritalisitt liitnan. to" ball his, tells of tidall= it ,reaenirhiltithitititil . Wtitteh•by
riatne*?hare , f ,learing l,bhotitil,raille-.-the feel.' an. ItiehiNirtil'ill, frOtir'el'a'telitititentlbtnetts
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arty, he here denounces the war,' revile*
Madison forplunging its rota it, reproaches
him for triiimbeeilityrabd for his flight from
the capital when invadecl,'hild sturs' the De:
rnocratic party kir their Meesures.
• There, Mr.. Chairmen, is S" Old Federal
, isM2'simmered thrwU. That was the senti•
ment cheriglied 'tow:MIS '.luineis :Vlnilis4n3ho
War, the then Democratic party. Virginians
may see the 'estimate hi which their Presis'
dent was 114 by the Treseni - Secretary of
State: •
leave him and his fliertils s itl digest old
reminiscences, arid r pass :over to little
Dela Ware: There . I find Lonis McLane, late
her brightest Dernobratie Star, bill once ob;
tented behinctilie clou' of " ONI - FerleraP
ism." . General Jackson'inade'bitn his M
eer of Finance. Mr. Polk - sent him aS envoy
extraordinary to the'court of St. clamed and,.
"Old Federalist" its he was, he did for us
What Mr. Polk could not—have-done -alonei
saved us from' a warw ith great Britain.
Coming to the State of Marylandfind
Grayson, and -Carroll, and Thoirins; a Fed
eral school, changed into prominent Demo
cratic nortiinees and governors: Higher up
than all these, I find there is one ROGER B.
tiNEY, once a high toned federalist. said le
-have knothm something of the great Balti
more mob and ,the Hanson, faction, but
more recently a Demociitt.! General Jack
son's A. ttoril'ey Genertl then his Secretary
, of Slate, eh(' now Chief Justice 'of the United
Slates. Sir, I Make this allusion to Joilgo
Taney in ne Unkind feeling. I have the
highest respect fir his integrity, past and
present, his talents and his consistency. But
I am trying Demodracy by its own rifles,
curing it bo irs oWn prescriptions. but I
l•eg pardon. 1 bed liked id have forgotten
the; State of Michigan.• She boasts. or a
modern Democrat, (Lewis Cass.) - who' is
,gaitt - to be cherishing 1 - .;,h aspit winos.
But, right sorry am I to learn, that the disc
of his wining. sun was partially obscured by
"Old Federalism." I have the authority .
from Niles' Jlegister, lume page 18.—
There. sir. f find it staved expressly, that—
'. His father was a very ardent tederalist,
even for those days, (1800,) that he, (he
liresent Gov. Cass,) " wasthe. preceptor of n
grammar school in Wilteington. add always
appeared With the black cockade' inti is hat!'
- f commend_these choice relies-to Me two
g,enilernen from Ohio, (Messrs. Sawyer and
Therm:M.:s they will serve for ( a second edi--
tiori of their "Anti-Federal" speeches, when
their favorite is nominated for the Presidency.
Chairinan, time would fa,il•me
tn - go through Virginia North Carolina, Scintli
Carolina and Georgia. and complete my re=
seliriThes after old, FeleraliSis,' now in the
Democratic ranks. AR to the new State,
Mississippi, Alabarna, Illinois. Florida and
- TexaS, now se Clamorous for Modern Demo
cracy, it is sufficient to say that, amid the
striies and, conflicts of 1812, they had not
cracked the eggshell of their Democracy;
their p.olitient
_pin-feathers. have come out
long since tkat time, otherwise they would
have furnished their federal quizita In the
modern flock.
I call on genticinien over the way to telt
me if Old Federalism-was such a stain, such
a curse upon the men affected by it, how
stands Your party? Why did Gen. Jackson
call one-third of his cabinet from Fedbral
ranks*? 4. Why did Mr. Van. Buten do the
same a Why.clid Mr. Polk. the quintessence
of modern Democracy, place an old and un
repenting Federalist, and another one third,
in his Cabinet? Could he not find material
for his first cabinet without drawing from
those old ranks, thus offering a premium
for " Federal pollution ?" . It Would seem
that a man roust have been an "Old Feder
alist" to qualify him to represent Mr,. Polk
at the court of St. James. He has .choosen
none other, having.. sent two 'federalists • in
oncceSsion, Mr. McLane and Mr. Bancroft?
How ,do von account •fer all, this " Federal"
predilection? Do T heir softie, spunky De
tnocrat whispering " they have C hanged, they
have repented ?" deny it. Givevie the
evidence of their repentance. Not a moth
er's sotiel thein has ever repented. Tell me
when?' and where James Buchanan, George
Bancroft, Aaron Vande,rpoel, or 'Levi Wood
bury, have ever hacked one iota from their
former positions? 'Where is the evidence
that they do not think James Madison, of the
war. of ancient Derne9racy, now. as tftey did
in 1812 1 If ; in yourchaste vocabulary, it is
' 'c . ya " Ohl Federalists"
in the Party,.or-sevin to have been one. t ten.
I charge ybu with being more‘diseased thitn
Naaman. the leper; and tpstead of washina •
as he did; seven . times in Jordan you ought
to slip seventy fillies Seventy in Goose Creek,
near this Capitol ; and right sure am 1,, if you
did, no animal woUldilrink the Water below
and hird. .EA laUghl I beg, Pardon, I only
meant political poilittidm , Mr. Chairman,
these remarks may Seebli batiih and uneour
teens ; they wont d bd sb, were I tilt talking
to gemonrats in their bwri dialect: With
addh lii‘firmitntavaiiiits o r muasse the' tom
e/1r
'al ' . . Th ey Mpst, betitire'd. :by' fheir ' own
nid ieiiP: is.
. , hlin, sir, if,l,,liavesbownlybo were and
whd ate,„" Id Ftideridists," awl What party
ric 6l lligs.i PIA ,le,its: boom, 1 Will Idave
ibis part Or be SUbjegfrif the co. PS's usider.ittlon
of inffriendS. over the 'wey . ,,,and O o n.
, . , ..
Win WkLI:.- 1 -They only ate happy) who
livd well—who have taken the 4ftlione, of in
spiration as thoieguido l and,' are beckoned
- oil by - thel.handsif yod - m,isli to
to did happri Live well.- Let no; hope, of
'gain tarnish your .honor • no, praise , blind
:yourdiyeit _Tltimaniwho.ipurshes_tt,eortect
cotirsd—is firm in bis.intligrity—ra ra being
that' all respdct and inak .updrt w,ithileittrerence
- and znaY.ll,6 ernitted—.
:Ilio•-talenidtt-maylitt-fullowed-and:OpOretl
•lititilpirOsited,.btit dla nuin.,ol j rea . l Atrtue; . is
true Allectionl..t Jle trai.,apt„ex
' tter.theo_rowcli pr d raw, rn.
influence that , *ill be, felt .titylong*.Gbil
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