1.4, V AVDMEZILCO..
o
n( further intelligence-•-
y nterest--fr?m,e,he'lr. 4
iikthersit is reliable or not
4 well as ourselves,—
et' explanatory of thegol-,
:lligence received last be- .
[ony and forbode anything ,
oti and his bravo troops.
Id it dissipated by what
Irimble conjecture seems
t mill not move upon' the
1 1 rteLnforced, which• is now
t.
eh clerity-and vigor:
d., indecisive, neutralizing
.ailat the Capital, which
ehiracteristic of Mexican
.tl4llg of those thirty thou
? with a valor opt:tiled
by the troops of a ode
! ett who marched up and
wore marehing out to at
. Seat in ,hin quarters
FELON
We - give below St
all that we find of a
my and Mexico.
the reader can judg
We will state, howe
lowing that the int
fore this was very gl
bat good to. Gen. St
We are happy to S.
follows. The most
to be that Gen. • ...
, capital until strong
being done with m
The salsa unsettl
„policy, seems to pre
has so long been
policy. We hear ri
' sand ofatl army, W
only:by that eVine
liratnd King of Fra
down an (mine=
tack and annihila
at Puebla.
E/ Monitor Ile ,
contains a lengthy
'Dietateirship. Up
" Wait not proclaime'
Dictator.
the idea th
One. The rumor t
"'in the Capital, is ,
.iyith and been pro
the enemies of the
The Monitor ass
' not to entirely fo
as stated in some o
..new Ministers will
predecessors. San
out *full ministry
and Finance, toget
Bureau of Foreign
'for the time being,
An article pu
' the 10th, - goes in s
the war.
• The Mexican C.
on the 10th, and t
recess, was Inst by
El Republican°,
'great length, roc° ..
are intended to, def
well and pteperly
they have plenty o
army arrives there.
Generals command
take Oat pains in
that the chieftains
that is to be their
ly no exertion to h'
spared.
El .Razonaci or,
- it has recommend..
convinced that the
• could not carry on
time it approves S
his resignation, an
- saying that he is t
who can keep alive
• 'The Legislature
..'its vote to Gen. •
jaca says that San .1
• measly nominated
'Mere of that Stet,
• - Gen.' Valencia h
at San Luis Potosi
took immediate cot:
al Sales had also
charge of his post.
,it seems, from 1
ilif the 11th, that S
('made friends" on
the examination of
at Cerro Gordo •
• vas reported that
ernor of the State I
•employed in the de
El Estandarte d
-ati San Luis Pot.
-guerrillas has been
twelve leagues fm
were all Well srme.
Gen. Alvarez se
on the 11th, with c
'the possession of a
ital to Puebla., T
on the different pe
that they should b
whether or not the
of which the Ame
El Republican
' from Puebla, in
Americin forces w
isapitai before six w
as they were aw
heavy. artillery frdi
of the same date,
the writer Agee'
that the whole fo
pipits], in all fro
they had resolve
spend and...eclebe
ital, .
I 1
,arb4cano of the 12th ult.,
1 ,11 e on the Subject of the
!
o ilthat date Santa An
Wor had 'ho proclaimed
!(feed, the Monitor ridi
* designed .to become
that effect which preVailed
i l•
lleol to havel originated
dby his enemies and
qtr.
.rti that the new cabinet is
ed‘f Puros, (Democrats,)
Itll journals, and that the
. rty oat the policy . of their
Wm:a thinks that with-
With - th't Ministers.of War
erlitith the clerks in the
I' elation—he will be able,
iitirry - on the government.
• Used in the same paper of
ongly sor a' troseention of
ini gtlcss et at the Capital
le Oroposition of declaring a
00 vote
of ;the Pith. in a 'leader of
• dhds thatlhe forces which
.nitthe Capital; .should be
initructed and drilled, as
tiihe before the Amrican
eing chiefly recruits, the
ug them, he says, should
heir drill. The editor says
:hnuld bear in mind that
ast effort, and consequeut
'ref:it successful should be
13e 1. ,!peate paper,' says that
p4ane only bicause it is
ernment would not or
braises him very much,
e only man in the country
war spirit.
f Aguasealientes•had given
obte. A letter from Oa : .
a :Anna has been unani
;or 'resident by the Legis-
'hat we see in the Monitor.'
not . Anna and Canalir.° had
I • Lore/and, consequently,
Itho latter for his conduct
ps F. dropped. Although it
e lira been appointed Gov
, t Vera Jrua, be was to be
etice of the capital.
• ks Chinacates, published
I s4vs that a aarge riumbei
orianized Bocas, about
n Luis, and that they
I aiid equipped.
t espreSs from Ameca,
riespondence intercepted in
coUrier going from the Cap
' e, Government had called
. • o4z sending letters in order
• okened and read, to show
:; itontained any information
mils could avail themselves.
4 the 11th, has accounts
which it is stated that the
tudd not move towards the
reeks, (from the 10th June,)
reinforcements • and
m *era Cruz. Monitor,
pub fishes a - letter in which
he has been infornied
.esiiwill move towards. the
On 15th to the 20th, as
*pd were determined to
t t ite 4th of July at the cap-
'in, of 31st May, says
ire so much frightened
As they saw a vessel 'up
they packed np their beds
; where they were assured
in thii town.
Iluazos.—Mbe schooner
_Brazos
it New Orleans on
_Brazos Santiago, having
e. 26th nit. •
.I,lag -of the , 23d nit. re
of the Ist Illinois rep ,
h trom Camargo-to Reyno
vi4 Allem in the rear of
stiacked by a,party of about
diassoed and robbed-of thier
L' them further. injury.
, • the Mexicans, knowing
- received their money
ed! them on , the; March to
el to pick up• stragglers ,
:snoceeded in eapturipg,
o
ver,one hundred dollars!
The amide of Reynosa'
ace the robbers or. refundi
A letter from
ibat,the ittliabitan
titete,;.that as soo
triad* the por
sma,zas to Abe w'
tbst ihOrtilra9
L .-111 . 1"I'Ll IRON
t ,
a&futon; •
doe 1 94 I
otiomilhOwe
-.. Mite- Afiftaw[V?,.
_ loartohatoloor
en the
/4s; twarmed,ana
theregi were
iwenty idracans
money, without d.,
Zt Toti,ld seem
this WY of troop
so c alu rgajoilo
&gum, with a - v
fioat the. cants,
time fours obta in
fig tit 4ical or 4
lialk°l4(lred to
thei-PrIOP
....:.. 11 1 1 1 01 1 -0 ,13,
of the 29th ult. co
Willgokr,rW
o msekt:en J.',
1106 4 04. z. ,
pe r 4m
prozeg.tikayo
wAtionilesing;%
'By iiitatt* te;
Alit tha
era, said tolsi
one The -• j
loiCutibizty
eigirec tea
o, war; bat at the same
Li Anna's withdrawal of
d ieported. having arrived
ion:: the - sth June, where ho"
'mUnd of the army. Gener
artived Chore, and taken
PiCS7llnO
01:18 the follewing which 'it'
ant credited at Vera erns:
' tees Cris - en the night of
'Gen. Csdiridakea coin=
!itb a gnaille 0011..,i,thyr1
iinid`by't immanent lin-
L," inceeeded in surl
1 .97 „ ...g *nit tir of Amu;
*4ol*
; want tip .tinder - the
(CI! * 1 - StOwAEe' at. Cal-
Aden
-; weredialiersed wilth th e
, Ve ""std .tolliYo- bad
1 4=1 1 604 29 0 kilia;
-.41.11-taild DlNCOVered.' r , '?'
The,Neir Orleans Times asps ttkat Oaßtain
Paulatia,ilf the panish 14.41riton; a feW`ditys
after eating the West , India Nandi, on the
26th ?Mitch, iiiiilecienink, towards: sun t,
the Weathfrclotidy,with thunder ind lightntng,
every 614 set iptepistiadding nails - wind!. .
S. E 4 otteiof the crewmfermed the captain that
he could` ied land, !which terrt the could not
boiler.; but onillckoking over the side he could
see the : bettionn...: , The lead, was immediately
hovo,' and :fond ten Tacked ship
and iteereo! all '.. 'ht with o'l4l sail set, W. 13.
rut s•
*IA
W.- 'at day ligh t , " "eked and E. MI I E.,
and soon saw the land direct, ahead ; anchor
ed in a - 14,Y with Sandy bottom in seven fath
oms. The captain went on shore, and walked
around the island in about litaf an hour. , It
Was covered with !green grass and bushes.—
`the
the', i Captaini was taking.. an , observation,
trtii
!the crew . ' `rune and told him they,lik discover
(A the li, 'Sof 'a dead man. piOceeding to. the
spot, he Onndit in a cave, z in • a perfect state
apparel' ""'b ut deed up, with long whirlers
and beat: ; and long yellow : hair . Ho found
also an o', box, on which so me letters were in
scribe:A, and a small boat parti'ally constructed,
which.** fasteod together i i‘vith something,
but could find no'nails. The, whole of these
on being ' ' handled crumbled!, into dust. ;He
found the latitude to be 33,1!9 N., and longi
tude 429 W. by chronometer. 'ffe judged
the islan
~ Ito be - from 60 to 70 feet in height.
Planted; he Danish colors on it and proceeded
on his vSYsgs• ' .
LEGAL ; COUR:it:VI —A lawyer. whom we
knew well, did his courting off-hand. He had
got a good praCtice and-a high reputation, as
well for What his noddle contained of Coke and
Blacks e, as fob being a very eccentric phip
in all hiOrays, doings and sayings. His, ec- I
eentricithot him into the nntitin it wasn't!
" meet that woman should be alone," and so, of
a deligful summer's eve, when the roses
smiled a d the cowslips laughed, Sunday eve
ning, to ,I, mind Ye, gentle reader, that
. , D tlghtfuj hour of 'witching love,
11
he eaug tup is bat, and was seen ascending
theiatepkof the cottage beside the hill—vihere
tripped • ! '
.
Al l, levely damsel, bright and fair.
Shei•oputibd the door, as be politely asked:' is
the Chief! '..Tustide within ?" No,. sir,' said
the pretty one, ' but will be shortly.' Ali,
1 that's no Matter,' said the Counsellor, as he
was .eurtesied vrithirr the door; "I did not come
to see t e father; my client is interested only
in the stimony of ,the daughter. 3lg client,
madam, ions the mansion you see from yon
der, and fle,pith of the suit is to ascertain if
you woa have any objection to becoming its
mistress i I'll call peat Sabbath evening for
Your b.br.' i Whys sir, it won't be necessa
ry to su pend the suit. Jthink your client's
case is funded in justice, lad I am sure he
will win is point without any special pleading,
but as tliii father , has been twenty-one years
upon the 'bench, it would be decorous to see if
1 his opinicii does not confirm mine! ' Celtain
ly, madalm,' said the lawyer, as the father en
tered t' 4partment. It is needless to say
that the ftill court did not reverse the decision,
,
and the appy pair kigned the bonds and went
i
into pos ession n four weeks from that night.
! —Eng-ii• h. paper:.
TUE "
specula
their o
r.r.eut,,vrons.--Sonake of the N. York
ITS have established a telegraph of
to Halifax, and by, the aid of fire-
m the &boo& MM.. , from the Cher
s, froth Blue 1111,1 and from. some
he vicinity of Belfast, Maine, they
ca s te the rise and fad of the markets
n, 1 whenee it is telegraphed to New
The Belfast Journal says some of the
'hts can be seen a distance of seventy
'he Albany Journal, in commenting
works fr
ryfield h
hills in
coalman
to Bost 1
York.'
signal
miles.
above fact, says
violate no pledge to secrecy when we
t more than six months since we were
;f a projected beacon telegraph, to be
along the high lands from Halifax to
or Boston. As then described tows,
upon th.
•..W e
state the
advised
extende
Portlan.
the plan seemed practicable. The topography'
of the a untry,' is said, by a gentleman who has i
taken s are pains to inquire into the matter, to I
be well dapted to the scheme. IS this is so, ',
,a syste of signals could easily be devised.—
For
ins ante ,' a red signal, would indicate a
rise. his, followed' by a single white rocket,',
or othe. 'signal, would indicate an advance of a
shilling i ' two, , of two shillings, &c. A blue
signal utould indicate a fall—the extent of the
frill t°similarly expiessed. We bare but
. 1: 3
little do bt that this plan has been already
int in o eration, or that these fire-works upon
1 the hills' are to test the practicability of the
plan. - Dealers in produce must govern them
selves accordthgly."
I - 1 i
1 Mraame ACCOUNTED FOR.—The religions
joernala:of Canada have been warmly engaged
in a controversy for some time past, in refer
ence to a miraculous cure in the Hotel Dien
NunneiT at Montreal. One" of the - nuns of
that eitablishmeat was raised to perfect health
from the lowest state of disease, by putting on
a soap , IT, aged a century or two since, by
Jaques Oliver, the founder of that institution.
She w given over by the physicians,land ex
pected , . , • Warily to breathe, her last. But'
as soon ' she placed the holy garment to her
breast, he - began to recover, and in three days
was pe ' y . restored. The cure, of course,
made a greet noise ; and to satisfy, the incro-
alone,:c4 Bishop instituted a high commission
corn.... i ef all the dignitaries of the church
and too down all the testimony to that point.
The . te of the patient was fully described
by the inedieal attendants, and all the circum
stances of the case detailed at great length by
T i n
the pat 'Olt herself and her nurses. The com
mission were unanimous in the conclusion
that th eureias miraculous. Still the peo
ple we incredulous, and the testimony was
published, when it was discovered that - the
7
phys . i . 1 , s;4li:toning : the case hopeless; had le ft
off ' ' her medieme. a day or two before
she be to i, iinprore. The people , , contend
that ill Inifielem Well accounted for. If the
. dacta' 'bid liontirmed giving - their "stntr say
they; 't '
,poor nun Would have died; but they
held, ' *adobe got well. What was a seri
, oat ' , bitter controversy, bee, ended in good
4
humor ' but it . must be confessed ' that the
conel on bears rather hard upon' thi profet-.
„ . . •
A& ustrios Tia WoWearrkw R -Roan
A - j
6 - f '' '4 . i Monday ._ a
It , o u r
.0. 015 .' , m00n, a l a ..
comititire ftathe Worcester t- . ! came in
6 : 41 : 4 4 IF4k $ hseko:wh . .. , iirset :::crossing the
Ilalltimd on 4/10 MRI-
.: , :,-, Inlltiliack were
8 1 8 * 4 °N7 - bor ' , iii4antliAillek and , all
ti 4 ,.90#0. , ~' i g thilireemortl-Or Tessin:
itu4 . 1
, !' • • 4losimi weiel4W. wed •i l the • ear
;1090414 completely oriler,lo)lL.—itottos
vi .- 100; --- ' - ' l .' - 1 •--,- -, -
.
• 1- '
-Mae- .. ' ohnateetireafiVote: -
_Below is t 4 lacc s s's qnotod from the official
ie co rds, by *eh the l right4if suffrage is secu
red.
_, ti - 1"; '".3 V . , 11,
td,; the VI .1 i teera.from 4his S tate, now in
illexin6. -1 .:: Of, s import theie cat be no doubt
T.
—=so look olfor a majority from
Brio
,
the " Ri ll s the Vontcsuiliaa" f, ; ,
_ • .9E6r. Xl4I. Whetieveriny of the citizens
of thiii eduimihwea/th, qualified is herein be
fore. providedPishill be': in =4 actual military
Iservice in la4fy detachment - of the militia or
oorpal,ofyikitteers, under a requisition from -
the presidengof U. S. or by the authority of
this commontealth, on the day of the general
election, as aforesaid, such citizens may exer
cise the rightof suffrage at such place as may
be appointegy the commanding officer of the
troop, or company to Which they shall respec- 1
tively belong; as fully as if they were present
at the usual 'lace of erection . Provided, Tha
no member o any such troop or company, shall
be permittedilto vote at the place - so appointed,
if at the timelof such election, he shall be with
in
10 miles of the place at which he would be
entitled to nate, if not in service as aforesaid.
SEcr.. XLIV. The proceedings for conduct
ing such eleellions shall be, as far as practice
-Ible, in all relipects the same as are herein di
rected in thd,`C. ase of general elections, excep
that the captain or commanding officer of eau
company or creep, ,shall act as judge, and tha ,
the first lieutenant or officer second in coin
wand; shall ict as inspector at such election
so far as shall relate to such company or troop
and in case 4 the neglect or refusal of such of
ficers or eith,ir of them, to serve in such capac
ity, the offic er or officers next in command, ii
such company or •troop, shall act as judge o
inspeetor,lascrthe case may be. -
Escm4. . MIDSHIPMAN ROGERS, PROBA
nLy.-A letter from and of the Arkansas vol
unteers, riovetreacherously detained as a pris
oner in the city of Mexico, has the following
paragrapli: OThe Lieut. referred to must b
Midshipmaniißogers. His escape from the cit
of Mexico, we fear, expose him to mori
peril than if the had remained in the city :
" There as a lieutenant brought up as
prisoner froth Gen. Scott's army, the other day
and chargecilwi, th being a spy. He was unde
the charge 0 . Ampudia, and a guard of Mexi
can officers, itind brought in the mail stage.
When they 4rrived; they were so overjoyed a
meeting the' friends, that whilst they wer:
bugging am kissing each other, -the Yanke ,
" left for parts unknown," and has not bee
heard of siiee."
A I , IIOBAILE REASON.—The N. 0. Pica
ynne says that several officers of Col. Doni
phan's vemipand, impute the insubordinatio
and dissipatlon at Santa Fe, of which such de
plorable acciilunts have been received of late
to the corrupting influence of the. society o
that town upon the soldiery. They say tha
in all New Mexico, society is organized upo.
the loosest 4tious of domestic fidelity. Ther
is little marmage or giving in marriage there
Unrestrainettl concubinageis a recognised fea
ture, of the social system, and the manners o
the people 4re not formed Upon any acknowl
edged right' or obligation pertaining to wed
CF.3:§ OF THE UNlON.—Cheering.
The intellb) nee in relation to the crops is 4il
of the most lfavorable character. Not a doub
is now felt is to a general average' of wheat
while the pifospectin reration to 'corn is •st .
more encoragiug. Thank Providence w..
shall have epough and.to spare. We shall no
only realize *'sufficiency for our own people
but surphin of millions of bushels of corn an
wheat for e*portation to the Old World. Bu
let us turn ft moment to our exchanges, an
thus favor Oar readers with
, a glance at th
prospect. i'rofit Indiana we learn that th
wheat is likely to be fair, while corn and oat:
present a !link, flattering appearance.—Bick
izelts I?erawcr.
DIVORCIi.OF BANK , AND STATE.-" The-di
voree of Bank and State," remarks the N.
Evening Pest, is complete. The are no depos
ites of the linked States in any bank in th
draft of tlxii Treasurbr. Some sums yet re
main in the'banks for Which drafts have bee.
issued; but the Money has not it appears, bee
as yet taken out. Never was the Treasury o
the United.tates -in a more impregnable posi
tion. It is..beyond the reach of all those infin
ences, which banks and bankers use in order t
make a profit. And we may as Well say nev
er were theittnited States so independent az
on this day;
With seVen millions of money in the treas
nry—ber smock above par in any market in th
countryal, the".same time carrying on, with
tender of Once, a most triumphant war wit.
one nation, and furnishing food to stay th
famine thi4 is wasting other nations—her o
citizens contented , prosperous and happy, a.
presents a/pectacle more splendid •and glor
ous than any that has-ever yet been witnesse s
on earth. ?If` these are the fruits of the p
triples we, pofess, no sacrifice can be too gre, t
to preservObetn, and no estimation can du •
appreciate nur indebtedness to those who t
cared to uti, these principles. We• may intle
say, witheitt, boasting, that ours is, the land
freedom.
CONVENONT.-A London church, build:
provides Wood and iron churches for transm .
sion to tha' z 'C' (Joules. He offers a church wi ,
stained-Os windows, bell, Sze., capable
seating eight hundred persons, at five hund
guineas. But if you cannot afford to buy
church, he Sill let you have one " on hire."
TrrE Snip FevEft.—We learn that there
about 150 patients in the Alms House, sick
the ship fr' -
° Et ut- t°ilx) Delinquent an
Sin yerl havelemob fro tuasaise fpr,7
Uow 'hiliftewing mast be the hag* of thee
lelbuinefit ettbseribeTe" readattgle
-Wye tarKitant. parstnaplaf,
.16,14mashine haibeen invested' and`
nor inopirstion at l New Haven and -
New , To* for dresiinginovet stioes. •• It
.iludge-isevell *mind unsh stsvetcor four •
hogshead staves, in .ten house.
- WHAT CAS met Nair
The:Federal party is jtit,new in • 1
fortable piredustment of a man, perfh
rounded by it hOst of enemies, Wfth
of escape beforii him, and' no hope fe:
but in unconditional surrender: Notwi,
ing all the .strategetio /efforts of the j
the party is alniost withotit hepe, or, t
pest of hope. Even the nomination
al Taylor is tol them a (1 1 Oubtful e,
without reference to is most equivoc
(sl position.; They look ttround the.'
for the meads 13f succor SiA defence,,
the drowning man Who clutches at a s
too apt, in their fooiish desperation,
upon expedients which only serve
still-further; their extremity, onto
more to their irremediable difficnltie,
lack the courage to make a bold en?
redeem themselves : for they fear t
tempted coup de main would end in
tal annihilation In this plight they I
mournfully upon. the Pait, and de:
forward into the Future.
They have, exhausted their treaso
jeetions to the war, and now they are
not only at the,denunciatiens they re
the people at home, but also from th
in our army abroad. They Took terri
the hacked and battered warriors who
ed on the stricken field of Buena
scene of General Taylor's greatest
that very field burning the proude
chiefs of Federalism in effigy, and r ,
to the attacks upon the President
_Democratic party, " as the authors of
by the bitterest curses against_ th'.
leaders, and the most fearful prop(
of their fast-ceming retribution. A
the subject of the, war, they are bein.
ally compelled to spike their guns:
The debt which was to' pass upon
,11
shoulders of the masses _like the
mountains, according to the Fedora
tions, they see, with horror, reduced
below their foolish estimates. ' Eve
subject the loud war of misrepresent
already dwindled to the low whimper
tion anditmendo.
They witness, with equal' mortifi ..
chagrin, that, in the midst of an cape sire war,
waged against a people : and upon ; theatre
thousands of miles distant from t 0 seat of
government, and requirin ,, large qu , 'ntities of
the precious metals to conduct, our xchanges
are equal, the government bonds ove par
and really better than gold,
,and t e people,
feeding their starving feliow-creatursin other
lands. This renders the heretofor effective
battery against " the odious . sub-tre, sury," so
utterly useless as to be truly content Aible
The Tariff, after being long so va itab le an
aiPto them, like a pet lion in a mem erie for
getting their crocodile :tears in behhlf of the
dignity of labor, turns upon and retds them
with ungrateful and insatiate ferocity. They
see that thelaw which they denounced as worse
. than " war, pestilence, and fantine.'q has filled
the country with blessings—made tail happy
in the field and the workshop—and heapened
the articles necessary to comfort and adorn.
ment, at the same time that it has aided -in
feeding a hungry world. Arid with tears in
their eyes, they find their trusty w& ipon use
less and faithless at last, and so cast it from
them. ! -
If they denounce
_"
the acquisitin of terri
tory " as opposed to the policy of t eir peliti
cal creed, and as sure to destroy t..,e • Union,
the bold frank letter of General T4lor", their
candidate for the presidency, is ()retied before
them, in which he goes for taking sik or seven .
States from Mexico, "as the line ode still ac
apt by nego tiation." - - •
If they Large the President with having
" admitted Santa Anna . into Mexico f)r the
purpose of giving to our enemies a leader,"
they are also - proved to have a , _•eused. General
Taylor with having given to Mexicoii an army,
ammunition, and leader too. If they allege
that the war grew out of the annexation of
Texas. they are shown.-that the an most
anxious t•-) consummate that act, and in regard
to which he manifested such indecent haste,
was the Vice President eledted in [the bard-
: - eider timpest of 16.10. •
If they declare that the march fp the Rio
'Grande began the war, they are shown that
; General Taylor suggested it. j.
I if they assert that the President 4clared the
war, they are shown that they themselves asked
him to do so. 1, ,
If they deny that Mexico, by her, own act,
began the war, they are shown to have declar
ed that she did so, by their votes in Congress.
If they deny our title to the Rio Grande,
they are shoWn that Mr. Clay advociated it.
If they cry out for peace, they are proved to
have been the most effective in preventing it.
Everywhere they are met--ever ' ere ()Nor
thrown. There is not a single sn sect upon
,which they can hope to make a s . nd. The
same fate awaits them upon'every isue which
they raise.
Is it surprising that a party tbu insolvent
in the means of defence or reply— r attack: or
criminotion—should be Compelled t$ resort to
e -
_ —..., Loo apL,
Lug his good deeds known. fle_will, realize the
truth of the expression, we think,thab it the
people dislike anything ,in the world, it is this
business of trumpeting one's own Vanevolenee. I
—Pennsylvanian.
The last midmost *using gro w of the op-
Position Tresses is that, i. Mr. Polk $l3 appoint
ing . Mexicans -to •-uffice!" The ea blood
hounds had rMver half sa keen a sent ad these.'
Whigs for °Sec.—Dos* Post. ' P.
' "The only fault we' hid to find with 'James
X. Polk was'f that he npgleeted t 4 turn out
the Mexicans; (Federal is ts) who re now in
office.' If hel,Would set! a regimen of ; Cabs . ,
bloadhotilds to work at? dragging them out it
would Ns-the:crowning Pic t of hii Etc.—Easton
i . ,
A' . ' ' ladii(
Lirrzla lanai ,Gairz.—The fern teo in
St. Louis - afe• busily em` Toyed in tbe rnanufae
tnie cifboitidi'shella for he . GoverMuentAav-
Mg made sinee the war tommeneeill 420 tons.
Oolonel - Dnn i tranbas' arrived
at St. tords. , i he city Mitherities oted $.l
for the espouses-of their public ,
.recOtiomr
11
e corn+
ly stir•
avenu4
his,life
hstand
ileaders,
, e pros=
Clener
riment,
1 pollti
.
ECM
nd like
w, 8.113
to seize
b expose
1, ad still
:ray
FOil GOVERN()
FRANCIS IL S
' OF ALLE G HENY OCT
'FOR CANAL COMMI
MORRIS LONGS
. They
eavor to
t an at-
their to
iolz back
ipairingly
.1. OF MO TOOMERY CO
' NOTICE. •
The 'Democratic Standing 1, ommittee, of this_
County will pleale meet at the House, of Gen,
D. D. Warner, in , the borough Of Montrose, of
Thursday the 22d inst., at l c'elock, in : the aft
ternoon, for the 'tiansaction .ofbusinesi.
1 ; aye ob
alarmed,
ivo from
• soldiers
ed to see
triumph-
I stn—the
!Tory—on
14 of the
lospondiug
Is
,and the
he war,"
• ,F. B. OREETEB, Cbm'n of Cum. ,
Montrsise, Julr :16, 1847,
lir. Hon. ti.;WlLmov, has our thanks for
the bound volume of the " Congressional Globq
and Appendix," %f the last' session, which he
has kindly forwarded us.
Federal
•tications
d so, on
gritdu-
Shank, Irvin and nankin. 4
' Not " Honest John 13anks;',' of hard-cidc
fame—for between him and Irvin we are told;
there exists little or no fellowihip—but tha i tl
odious swindling invention of Federal 0404
which is suffered to flood the country 'witli'
trashy p;omise 7 to-pay thin
s called "notes'
~
or" bths." Not that we are iabout. to assail
wholesome, judicious banking system, but tht
banking system of this Stati as it at present
exists. We need hardly repeat what that sysi
tern is. Everyone knows it to be the ver 's,
quintessence of knavery and corruption—esi
peoially when in the handS of those in this
slightest degree tainted with I dishonesty—an 4
by far too' n! any know it by. tad experience.
Unlike individual or co-partbership enterprij
ses, those institutions are created at first wit l.
comparatively a fictitious capital, and then ad ,i
ded and saperadded to this wrong is that of i'
complete exemption of the individual stocki
1 holders from a just liability to I redeem the notes
of the institution when it shall cease ,to lie for
their interests so to do. This is not theory of 1
I humbug but FACT. Let ten I individuals unite,)
their ten thousand dollars each in a co-partnerl
:114 business, no matter otl what' character
let them throw out their pomises-tolpay, o 1
l i
in other words,-their notes, a dif they excee4
the capital, and the company beComes bankrapt, those individuals, sevrally as s dell alg
jointly, arc holden to their cr ditors for cver i.
I
demand agailst the firm. lut let. them g el'
incorporated Into a Bank,' wi h that amount of
capital, and how will it be ? • First,:aec,ordinf
ho broad
eight of
predie
millions
on this
tion has
ion and
to the system too long tole,
(and never chee'ked until Got
deed with the veto power,)
known . only to capital, that'
pronounced doubled; and se
share-holders Would be abs ,
bility redeerri their•compar
the beautiful syStem of bankh
a system which lis not only p
grossest wrongs, but which,
the unqualified approval of
aristocratic Federalism. Ii
therefore, of nolordittary mo
SeS, who are ofbenest the ; v
grant Wrongs, whether tha
longer tolerated, mu* mo
mented upon.
On lookii
we are app
FlFTirlq of
Bible ir!stiti
multiplied
witlmut: ex
trol of the
taking prep:
neving chr
conditio
e will not
BINE
system of legi•'
their approba
rosponse ; an
the question b
whether they
atod, Or old o
VIDUAL,LIABI
ly engiafted t
to one. ' I ; i
t i
Hercs then, I the questio arises, what cab
be done to pr o/cult it ? 'T at the Federali+l ,
at the last se sion of the
_, egislaturb passed
every bank an. corporation bill that *as ast4l
ed; with almo i k telegraphic ! despatch ;, and that
they vo,ed en massagainst the indibidual ii-i
ability irovi . whenever the Democrats pri,-!,,
t i
posed it, I(whi, was on every occasibb,) is 4.
cry where no :ous. Wh at t;liby.._tlion` iiid4 i
ma y b e l aa f e , I infer they l i do agabi. Upon
the-41,ethesii, then, that t ,ey should , by Itoill
or by crook , bi. so fortunate as to secure a 041
ern e r- and Legidative map , ty, (of Which, heir.'
ever, we have hcit AO Plight;. st 'apircibensloto
What ht vnwe to expect that those ",fif444u,l
and prpbablyl, as, many .; ore, i*isponsible,l
swindli4g concerns will b. saddled.upon the
people Of this Oetninonsreal h ? l iodotibt iiia
to Ovintie'a Sivi l pidity or stii ibornneiia! unparf;
Wed. ; ;
~
..L - ,- , ~- , i . _4l -
Ther ' , .'1 ' ' 'i• -1
f
iuestle f ...aboTe i thireforeos fully
.an ,
swbred.l Th - evils:4W ogitintata fruitso
FedertdriegisCtionoar ' Y - .. 1- • be i I T Ph iett 1)
'the re-N
I ; echo ofP!" 1 1P'!' 4* sliv , !• q ;svAg
hlin in .04e Ex: entlie chair the CigOuntive4ll
, .
UNKI
!STONER,
REM
:•
ated in this Statl,
. Stitsk was ini•
y • sommagic art
t capital would
ondly, each" of t*
f)lved from all liar
. s notes. This
ng of this State-f
edicated - upon tit
moreover, meet
capital-fostering,
is a question,
ent with the ma -
;etiits of these fld-
ig or rii-
session 14
ilist& the people crthis coup y
her such a policy,. and suchi,:a
cation and goVernmentivill melt.
.
ion. We can anticipate thqir
will further predict, that, could
1 submitted to them to-morrow,
ould have any more banks-m.O
- re-charterol, except the INDi
dTY PR INCIPILE were thoroug-
I terein, they *ould say : NO,
ten
,
. ,
1
,• . ,
i s sa fe against . inch, undne eneroaihments
,
capital. me mine into OfAce the wisp red foe of
i l l " corporate institutions not based upo n res .
•
risible principles,: `or Which enditngered the
tereets of the people to his:everla z zfi lt
praise be it said, belies not flinched or waver.
rd. when that opposition-has been tested. E n
)rip
vetoes oithe most abominable F e d.
)sitid measures of this dais, during the last see,
'iion of the Legislatire, fully atteat this, , cad
ittoild as monuments of Ni; Snit *sd truly re.
übliesin principles; Some of his Messages Ire
üblished, and maj pesSibly
Our readers will remeinber thenvitildsthe te a .
sons --cogent andlinvincible reaitone—eid e h:
he urged in justification ; ; f emphatic NO!
The absence of that only guaranty to: the pub.
lie—the individual liability elauset-was mod
as the - chief, and in insuperable 'abjection...-
We repeat, therefore, thet by his re- - election
alone can the public hope to' escapt the
plication 'of such' loose , . irresponlible instit a .
tions. Elect Irvin, and you. isrO Certain to
sanction and perpetual° this evil Otem. D e
you doubt it? - We ask Whose cauditlate heal
Is he the standard r bearer of the common
or of theiristeerac . i i `g Of latter moo,
: assuredly: . His netaina(tien was~eanrad mu
ifestly by the intrigue of the Philitaelphis no.
bility against:the 'undoubted 'visit of a lar ge
of hisown•
majority party. He comes into the
canvass a. 4 the Candidate (ghat:Oxen, suet.
jobbers and- the aristocracy. ...His name was
I brought forward by that. same clais of his par.
ty which mulishlroppesed the individual Da.
bility principle - in eorpOration_ bids at the last
, session of our Zegisl4ture. And hence it is
superlative folly to Cnieludi otherwise than
that if placedin the Executive ciiair, he would
become the pliant! and *Ming tool in their hands
to fasten almost any institution, it matters lit.
,tle how irresponsible pi dangert6;, upon the
people, that their insatiate thirst? for legaliz e d
plunder might ask. .We submit lit to the co
'tirs of this county to decide whether such i
man is worthy of theirfsuffrages fbr',an office on
momentous—whether !they are willing that the
evils of a loose banking system shall. be quad
rupled by the ereatibn of a score or more of
these dangerous 'engines of capitiL
Which 'baled'
The "leaden-hbaded Inliber"T(we - use
own words, dcdr render) of the .oegister *lv
always ktiows more than all creation, iu his
own way, asserted last week that "the
dent and hisparty pushed this country into s
needless war" Sco. Let us see, his Simon pure
"Whigs" being jndges..
- Congress, upon being apprised that hostili•
ties had commenced on the Rio. Grande de
clared that "liar;Clista by the ac 4 of Mexico,"
and what is further evidence in this case,•there
was but two of, three Whigs", in Ilongres3
who did not vote for that resdhition. Nos
which is right, almost the entire delegation is
Congress, or the clericai-vping.: leather-heat
who indited thei, falebood - aboie quoted. '
Again. Take the -fell& i fe G
got . rejf
your Dictator, Paredesf and our Minister of
peace,,whom yoUr had weed to reran
has been , refused a tearing. I He. has been
treated with indignity I and instilt, and PAR
EDES has annOtineed that war exists -between
us. This war, FIRST PROCLAIMED 131
111 - M,has been rOcnnirledied as in existing fart
by our President mull Congress.-with tie&
unanimity." -
We submit iito the public, therefore, -to say
which has the hest means of knowing, the net
t. ,
voua granny of the !organ, or Congress, Gia
Scott and Gen. Tapor. Which'-is right?
" State 11016. of Pennsilvaiiia."
eertainli
t
the coli.
,iiireatSy
We have recently-been preiesited with ass
work bearing tbd above titic,, by. hon. Tna •
H. Bunnowas,l: l with the requeit that wg - ek
amine the same .and pass judgealmot upon
our columns. Fro+ the . duriory cranial•
tion which we have made we-aie well pleased
with the work; and . believe it to be a desiders•
tun in the catalogue of Penrisllvania Behoi
Books. But as opportunity.of reustei
it has been rathei limited, we live thougto
that the follnwiag,-retoMmeta from th at
;Skunk, who is known; to be.clgsely - identifei
with' -educational: systems ari: works, taken
from the workiitaell might be more acceptible
than anything lan - Might pay: '
" The arraitgeaMaf.,, of the k e e gr epq and
history of cnir:4o6, is, so , the
fern is so engaging, the facts,are so jWilCiagi'
lly set forth,;;nit the stint.Ofeaith county
r;well, so ,
cOnprehenareli
hold, as otiliktp ' i tliairerk not only highly :alt..
lable as aco 'n Oita took, lint interestiet.
abounding # ll dPes :in useful knowledge, i°
the citizens goiseraW,, .In.iddition„ii has the
,merit, which is too rat:a in aOh4l books, of be'
ling a Petiniilvaiii*ork, - written by one oilier
own eitiseha ai,MlTeet - belt 'wail calculated to
Instruct the leaf**, - blit 10 . 4 11,8trong fop
elation Ma; l'a4Meieut t o? -t4 state in a l
'aac'!irat4i the eloments,of her
ireatnesi: SUPL"
ab,ivek we are gag ed
14) kavii thikttbil'.lll4hal Dired6rs of:this . Vil•
ber bwie;u4apiprifiky isnot:Mended the Beek
to' steed under,` Pub'
it 4 4. 14 )reiess
- e th - t ie tiw
iP ate: Vl* 14 ,1 10 9g 1 PN1 t i)11
in:tliiii, county selling - bS
--; _
,worka.
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