Ohio State journal and Columbus gazette (Columbus, Ohio : 1825). (Columbus, OH), 1836-09-17, WEEKLY.

              amp SATUItDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, I83G. WEEKLY. No. ti, Vol. XXVI Whole No. 1481. NUNi'liO AND rUMMSlIKI) UV St'OTT .V WillCIIT. Oliice on (?t!tc-8trci;t, tliini iluor went of I lie Clinton Runk. J. II UUIACHR, KIH TOU. TEUM.3 Two Hollars rtml Filly CenitvMt ail wince; or Thrcis llollnra, ni the end of llto yciir. No nlm-riiier n I lowed to iliHctiiitltnie while lie rcniiitm In del it oil to llm nilico. A foint-wackly i;inr let also inmatl from tl.U oll'x-c, nt 'ho rutu or Two U'dhirg for 52 mnnUiirn, or Tour holla ri wr yenr. Letter on Imninenn si.o ild lie nil-lrcsfeil to tli I'liblUtinrn, and lioiild lie post-jm id, execjit wlieii coiulni; fro i 'Agents. COLL' .MI) U.UIUJS, SHl'TEMIlRll 1? f GREAT 11RETING. 13, IS-'IO. The inpeling of llie Young Whigs (if I'muUIin on Saturday I is I of which an account i given in another column was uno of the largest nnd most respectable ever hel-l in this count); it being estimated by good judge to liavo hcen nt least twice as numerous as that hold ly tho Van Uurcniles, Delegates, spectators, a ri J all. Several spirited and eloquent addresses were delivered; and an impulse given to the good cause, whiuli will, we trust, lie sensibly fell on (ho Ulh of October, and the 4lh of November next. SVe observe with much satisfaction, that our young friends in other parts of the Stale, are likewise moving; and we anticipate a large asscinhlago here on the 2(Hb of this month. It is far from our intention to deceive our friends at a distance, by holding out expectations never to bo realized. Hut we entreat tho oppencnts of .Mr. Van ItuuitN in tho different States to discharge their duly manfully, and in full cuiiluleucc that, when the day shall arrive, Ohio will he found trim to herself, nod to " the people's candidate." A FA i LUBE. The Van Huron Young Moil's Convention, which mot in thiscityun Friday last, turned out to be a completo failure. Although the dilfer-cnt cuii li t i a had been earnestly iutreatcd or coiniiliindcd by the managers here tu appoint delegates although a general call had been made on alio young men of l'ruiik lin county favorable to the cause of the ollice-holders although all good republicans, witlii ill distinction of party, bad been invited to parlake of the dinner provided oil Saturday, professedly in lienor of I'umiv's glorious victory and all hough some of the leading Van liuicullcs in this place bad boasted that between one and twu thousand persons would alien J yet (lie whole number .dually present, including ' lion'' of all ages, did not, we verily believe, exceed tl(), all told. They were counted on several occasions, by dif ferent individuals of whom the writer, of ihis article was one as they proceeded tu and from their place, of meeting; when their numbers were found to vary from Kill tu 15. Adding for stragglers ipiile a lilier.il alln-v-ance, we imagine will make up the above estimate which is deemed at least high enough. In other respects, tho Convention pasted oil pretty well. The youths bad a lull and slim sapling, which wo look to be a m.ii'i'i:iiy i;i.si, erected on the public square, I'liiiu ii'.'ar the lop bf which was suspended a (lag, bearing the names of Vam Huiik.n and Joiixmi. They likewise fired minute guns, as is the custom when the last honors are paid to the remains of some departed chieftain thus performing, pel haps unwillingly, the obsequies of their political leader in Ohio. As to ihe resl uf their proceedings, the curious reader will doubtless liud Ihcm duly recorded in the next number of the "organ."P. 8. Since the above was wrillon.we have observed that Iho "eiubassadois'' mmlmly claim from liU'l to (ill, as Ihe number uf Delegates In attendance. What a wrapper! Wc have since been Inld lleil Ihc tree in qui shun is a yoinijr hickory. Hut v. hut alliuiiv thee imii he between this rouyh and uiijiuliidii-d denizen nt the western forest, and the. spiiiee aim d.ind-luu Kinjerhooli-crt we ure unable to divine, I the filler uctuuliy obliged to "trade on borrowed capital".' If so, he surely 4onlil lu break,1 according to lien. jAeKso.Vs declaration. .MISTAKE TO UK COltllF.UTKl). We observe that a few of our lvliluri.il lire1 lire n io this Slalo continue tho iiaino of Iuhupii IIiikiwaY, sen., as uno cf Iho Hcnuuiiul I'lec-, torn on the Harrison Tickul. This is wrong. Mr. Kino MAY declined several weeks since; and bis placo has been supplied by J imiiua Colukit, of Warren county. Il is Imped I lei I all those who have hitherto neglected to mako the necessary change will attend to it in season to prevent any mistake when Ilia election occus. A few thousand votes improperly cast might lose an Elector, and possibly prevent the success of "(lis people's candidates." will proceed to g'vo a brief account of the ori gin and progress of tho bill containing a scclion, whirb was, however, ultimately stricken out. providing for the sale, under certain circumstances, not of "poor Mechanics" imprisoned lor debt, but of convicted criminals. It is substantially Ihis: On tho7lh of December, 19:21), Mr. Mounts who now partly represonlB the Slate of Ohio in tho National Senale, bill was then a member uf the Assembly from the county of Clermont introduced into the House a resolution for the appointment of a select committee, to inquire into the e-.pediency of remodeling, our .luc'iciary Sjs'leni, and among other things, of pruviding for the punishment of the minor offenses without trial by indictment or presentment; which was laid on the lablo for consideration. As Ihe mailers contemplated by the resolution embraced a very wide range, it was discussed on the 8th in committee of the whole; when, after sumo debate, in the course of which ilsohjjct was explained "at s'oino length by the mover, it w as reported back to the House and agreed to without amendment and llie pro posed cuinniilleo ordcrod to consist of Messrs. Mounts of Clermont, Hammond of Ilelmont Moiiuison of Adams, Iimus of Hamilton, and Wilson of Jefl'erion. On the 20th of Doconibcr, Mr. Motttuu, the Chairman of this committee, reported tho bill referred to as supplementary to a law then in force, enlilled "Au act for tho punishment of cerlaiu offenses therein specified;" which was read the first lime. This hill was taken up for consideration in committee of tho whole House on tho Plli of January, -2; and, after having undergone sundry amendments, it was finally recommitted to (he com. nilico by which il had been originally introduced. On the l.'ith, Mr. Mouui.s, from the said committee, rcporled the bill back with sundry amendments; which were read, nnd old red lo bo printed. On the l!)lh, Iho bill as amended was taken up for consideration in committee of the whole; when, after some debate, in the course of which il w;m further amended, il was reported buck to Iho House. Here it underwent a full discussion on the 21)11 and 2-'d; lifter which it was ordered to be cu grossed for a third reading yo is !!4, nays "1. On Iho 'Jt'd, II was accordingly read the third time; when it was recommitted to t select committee, consisting of .Messrs. ItnnixsoN of Co shocton, Wii iTTMtsKY of Trumbull, and Haiu'Hh of Muskingum, li e chairman of which reported it back on the same day with further amendments, which wero agreed to, nnd ordered to be engrossed. Ou Iho "2-1 1 h, Ihe bill as amended was again read the third time, and passed by a vole of precisely I wo lo one, as follows: YI'jAS Messrs. Hailhacho, liarr, ISarrolt. Ilerryhill, Digger, Higgs, liinwn, Ducll. Clark, Collins, Dille, Dunn, Katun. ICuliekin, Fnrweil. I' Mile) , tiaylor.l, (J riiiumoiid, llaniia, Hatch, Hubbard, Johnson. King, Lybrand, .McCiinc, Mcileury, Mills, .Miller, S i no r, Mitchell, Mor ris, (J. Kichardsou, Kohinson, Scars, Shannon, Strong, Trimble, Vance, Webb, Whittlesey, U iliiaius, and i ilson T- NAYS Messr'. Anderson, Cooley, Dough erty, I'.dwards, (iaull, llinlon, House, McCun-noil, Monro, Morrison, Myers, I'arrish, I'allcr- soii, Itehcr, Kollcr, H:ylnr, Ki.clby, Hloane. Steele, Yandcivccr, and Speaker, flliclif.id- son 'll. On 11,0 lli of January, iho hill was read the first lime in the Senate. On the :'(ilh, il was taken up for consideration in committee, of the whole, amended, nnd reported back. .Mr. IE;-M;t. . of Adams, then moved further lo amend the siino by striking out tho 1S scclion; which was negatived yeas lo, nais io. .Mr. I'YriiiA.i. of Champaign, next moved that Iho lillh section he stricken oultf which was nirrccd lo by the fol low ing votv Yeas .Messrs. Ileasloy, Diowii, Filhian, (iass, llcatou, Jennings, Lucas, .Mat theirs, .M'L.iiightiu, .McMillan, Newcom, Itobh. Uiibsel, Hcnfi eld, Slielh) , Sjie nee r, Stone, Swcar-ingen, Thouipson, and Wumcldorf 'JO. Nays Messrs. llaldvvin, Colo, I'iioh, Fojiter, Harri son, .M'Lean, O.wall, 1'ollock, Itugglrs, Uo-bciis, Wheeler, and Speaker Ti iinhle 12. Sundry amendments svere then succissivi'ly offered In Iho bill, all of which were severally disagreed to; nflcr which il was ordered lo a Ibiid reading. .On Iho Mist, il was occurdiugly read tho third ti'iiu and passed an unsuccessful at tempt having been previously made tu allix the punishment uf whipping, lo tho offense of petty larceny, t'c. The aiueiiilincuts ot tho Senate were subsequently concurred ill by the House. Tho above is a concise, bul strictly accurate history of tho frogrcss of Ihe bill in question through both branches of (he Legislature. It does nut appear fruin Iho Journal uf the House, ATROCIOUS CALUMNY KEl'L'TKO. Tho following infamous paragraph is extracted from a late number of tho Jlttllimnrc Republican a paper conducted, wo bcliotc, by an old School Federalist, who seems in a fair way lo obtain as much notoriety for tho vindictive bit "Sec. 10. 11c it farther rnnrri, That every person adjudged orsenicnced to pay a Hue, for any offense specified in this ael, or in Iho net in whieh this is supplementary, limy disehar;;c such tine by labor on tlieliiirli-va s of the township in which he reside; nnd every Court or Jusiiee, upon pmiioaneing judgment for the niivineut of a line, shall s:uieil and make an oilier, sct- lint; out wilhiu what peiiod uf lilur, nuil at what rule of liliiito of the supervisor of the proper ilislriel shall be evidence that the whole, or ttnv part, of the labor has been perlorincd; ami if the whole labor in not performed within thu limo nreseribrd, tin1 parti fluill iiivorlhe- less have ereilil fur iho amount ot hihor netusllv per- I'm med. iSeo Journal Ohio Venule, IKU-21, p. 30J. fSec. Ul. lie it further rtinctitt, That when any person shall be imprisoned, either epon execution or otherwise, for the luiii-pavinenl of a line, or copiii, or both, it shall ho lawful tor the sherd ot tlio county to fell out Mit'll nelson ns a servant, to mi v person within ihis Hi ate. who will pny tho whole amount due, for llio shortes' pe- torness with which ho nssails (ion. Ha It ill RON ill dully wages, the tine may he thus dim-harired, and upon lStlll. as be acnuireil hv the virulenco uf his op- what Mail or roads ihe labor shall ho performed; nnd .. .. , , . . execution inuv lie staid iilion seennt", or otherwise, to position to Mr. .UAumo.N aim ins m"""" ,,ivi, im,, r U, .ri,mi,ilr f ..il, l. The eer- 1S12-13: "Slavijiiy nr Wiiitr Mkm. Hero is a case that every man can iiiidcislaud. A pour mechanic by sumo misfortune is suhjucted lu iui-priHunmenl in jail. (ion. Harrison in Iho Sen ale of Ohio vuled for tho sale of such a man to any one uio would lake him at a tcmuul and jiny hit dcbli." We shall do tho llalliinore Kditor, reckless At he is, tho justico to belicvo that ho is not tho author of the abovo shameless fabrication. It was doubtless manufactured hero, for the sob: purpose of affecting Iho elections nt a dislance too many of tho groat meii of "Ihe parly" in this Slale bciiijj much too deeply implicated in Ihe charge which il prefers, to make it prudent, even if it were well founded, to circulalo it ojicnli any where in Ohio, Il is, however, totally groundless; as tho following statements, tho entire correctness of which is beyond dispute, will most abundantly show. We had the honor of being a member uf the Legislature during the session when tho vote which the extract so basely misrepresents was given; aud, with Iho assistance of tho Journuls, whether the 10th seclion, sec note, containing the clause which llie Jiallimore Republican, and other prints of Iho samo stamp, have sonlro-ciousiy misrepresented, was originally incorporated with (lie bill; or whether il was introduced by way uf amendment, in the course of Iho discussions which luok place previous lu its passage no question having been taken thereon in any stage of the proceedings in that body. Our hel ler impression, however, is in favur of the latter supposition. Ileing a rnom-malo of Mr. Mouiiin lo whose iudefatigahlo industry, and intcllcc tual vigor, wc cheerfully bear testimony we assisted him, although not a inciahcr of llie com mittee of which he was the chairman, in draw ing up and preparing fur (he action uf Ihe House Ihe various criminal bills which it became bis duly lo inlrodr.ee, including, if w o are not great ly mistaken, that "supplementary lo Ihe act for the punishment uf certain oll'euscs (herein spc cified"; aud lo Iho best of unr recollection, the Iftth s.iclion did not constitute a part of it the first instance. Wo believe, bui cannot vouch certainly for the fact, that il w as introduced af ler Iho failure uf an attempt lu provide for the punishment of petty larceny, t:c, by whipping which was originally favored by a majority of the House, bul was subsequently defeated, prin cipally through our instrumentality. The main argiiiuoul used iu favor of the adop lion of Ihis relic of a barbarous age, was, I hut the perpetrators of Ihis description of offense';, were generally idle and dissolute persons, from whom iiulhiiig could bo obtained iu thu shape ul lines or costs; and thai it would consequently be far belter lo give thrui a few dozen slriprs, and lei them run off, than (o cunfiiio them iu our county jails, at an enormous expense to the pco-pl.'. Il was, in pari, with a view lo the removal of Ihis evil, and by that means render a resort to corporal punishment unnecessary, that the idea uf apply ing tho labor of the convicted offender lu the discharge uf his fiuo nnd costs, was first suggested, nnd carried out in Iho l-'tb and 10th sections. Itut this measiiro was also supported on the ground uf mercy towards Ihe unhappy criminal; as il was deemed far more consistent with buinnuity lo afford such persons an opportunity to wurk out thn amount due by lliem respectively, w Men count alw ays lie dune U'ilhin a short time, than In deta ll them iu jail for an indefinite period nflcr the term of their imprisonment had expired. It was likewise contended that, iu-isinlich ns Ihe '.utU section of thu act, to which tho bill under consideration was siippleniciitrry . was to remain iu full force, o fl)'t'iidn' looultl bv mild, by tiii'tuti uf the cltmt.c vtjurrcd to, except such ns should be in good health, nnd lo whom a temporary subjection t a kind and humane master, would prove a real kindness; and that to be compelled thus lu la bur, for a limited period, would lie far Ics3 dis graceful than to he lied up tu Iho whipping post and much less injurious In health than eoiifi ue incut wilhiu the walls uf a prison. Tiicve, if wo r-'cullect uriirht, v.:ru tlio nn'u- mr-rts brought firvvird in support of u proposition for net having voted iioiinst which, (ion. Haiiiii- son is nioit btscly calumniated a proposition which ho neither introduced nor advocated, and ti which ho p-tvo only a nc 'ilivo sii;i;,n t :i pru.uui lion siistiiined by th.! vi.tes of twi.-tliiids of til mcmbcra of llie House uf Keprctciitut.ivcs, inclml ing men uf all ptrtH's, and of all professions a pro position which did not conlempl -itetiio aula ufa poor mechanic, wlu.i.i smiui mii-fortunc" may lmvcsii'i jected to "imprin nmcnt in jail," ns i.i shamelessly a'led'-'il by the iiet.sioi'.cd "nrtrniu" of the nio.-t cor tiii t ami prell:''ato of ell faethmr, but uf ll con victctl thief, or oilier notorious utieudor, ailjud by thu l:iws uf bis country to Miifer snmo ilis'ieeful runishuient, not livins:) !ia had hen unfurtiiniiti: but on account of hia crimes. Let tin) cmilid ipiirnr afler truth hear this in mind; and after com p. .rino; tho sectinn containing' tlio provision oi which wo liavo been speaking, anil that by whir it is precedi.'il, with tho section of a former act, the i in foreu, to which special referenru is m iili' all of which will be found in the notes nt tnehod to this nrlick' decide between the "peo ple's candidate" fir th:; Presidency, nnd the vil miscreants who arc or.diMvorinir to destroy his char acter, in order thai Maiitin Van llunnN may ho elected to succeed (ion. .Tai khon. Let it be re membered, that if Wiu.iaji IIitNiiv IIaiiiiison b tinwurlhv the pullr ijrec ut n free people, on account (if tlio vulft lie gave on the oceaniim reli-rred lo, the uio.-t distinguished members uf the Administration party in this St.ito are not less so; viz: F.i.l ISai.ii- win, their nominated c inilnlato lor the, otiico of Governor; Tiiomah Mnnitts, their cho.-.en liepre- scnt'itivo "in t!ia most ntiirnst body in the world," the U. Stalos' Senate; Mu tJAii T. Williams, a n whom they huvo often "ih'li'rhteil to honor;" Thom as Shannon, ('i.ayton Wliiii, nnd u nuniher of i -titers scarcely less conspietious in their ranks. Let all these facts he recollected; and wo feel entirely persuaded that the people will agree with us, thai this ebnrrjo lias not been brought liirward, be-eattso it is believed tlntOcn. Ha;iiiison had rout-milted nr. oil'enso descrviu"; of censure; bul becnttsu it is hoped that, with tho help of thu must scandalous perversion of the truth, it may bo so construed us to impair his great, ami rapidly increasing popularity.This nrticlo has been written hastily, and with but tilths ntteiition o method or arrangement. It is, however, believed to be strictly accurate in its details; nnd is, at least, entirely freo from intentional error. Should it, however, contain any mis- correct us. e aim nt nothing, in this history ol a transaction, which h is beet: drawn out. of the abyss of furgetfiilncss for lln) ptirposa of iiiuiin n fatal stroke nt tho reputation of a man win has long and 'aitlifuily served his country, but to tell the truth, the whole truth, and n .tliinj but the truth; and by tiiis, we are quite willi-.ir to sliul or fiill, together with the (iistimjuished citizen wlmni we support. "THF POLITICAL TIOUN FT." We liavo received Iho first number of a new periodical publication, bearing Ihe above title, just commenced in the town of Washington, Fay ette county, by .Mr. S. Lvuv. Its main design is, lo "war against Iho aikiwwli ihrtd parly doctrine, that to the victors belong Iho s.ioils thai onici.il station is Iho ro-vard of parly devotion and that the offices of tho country are namitK with which lu buy voles." Mlhough of diminutive si.e, Iho IJ.irui'l appears lo bo furnished with a fa.rinld.ihlo slinj; an.l will Joulii le-,s occasion no liillu annoyance to Ihe Tories. Wo hope the Whigs of Fnyett': and the counties adjoining will give it nn extensive circulation. Till: CIKH.FIiA. We regret to learn that this dreadful disease mado its appearance in Charleston, S, (I., on the liOlh lilt, l'p lo Ihe 1st insl. fourteen eases had occurred, cf which .--even had terminated fatally. The subjects were principally colore 1 pnrsotis. FORFi'.lN INTF.I.LMftNTi:. The liladi.tor nnd II ilieruia, arrived al New worm nnd thn insiiiuatin;: serpent Hi evawl u.mn.l and for l!i" indignant 1'iot. ef e ieh tn, nnd flutlil'til son uf tile Amerieni pitrtn'.s to rpurn. I So fur, indeed, from b 'tu atiius'-d, the i-uiisid? j ration lictl, t'i"y nre pueh men. ae!irit".l by fiicIi' tuoiives, nnd ini'cin:: use nf sneli me-jm;. lejeasirms; a fo.ilinir of p liiiful reiii'i i; wo irriive to think tint sneli I'ori'iii.l em and iiiitdc.ty tt.;;a tu- I'lrtrt"! pf)STf:ciipr. of tnon who nn p'issefr.i-d of 111 ' proud privile-r-' of b:ns AniTlcin cill.eus. 1) vraey! wliil is Deui cr.tey! Is tie cr'.'ilinn .if a fe'tion, eom-onsed of otli 'e-lioh!ei'.i and jir d'ci-eil ii-.liticiniis. to hold the ii-iie; i-f 'TocernuuMit, mill diel lie lolhe people, tiio act of dento'-!-:it-.-! f; the pl-0-in.r n I nnn nt lie' head of Ihis l iet.oii, wire:.' ever,' ael j llllll lipi.lMMU 'C is thll of . I 111 iliey... iiiisljiei-.it, j I lie i 'fi'sprnij "I'd -ni-'.ei'ath' priiteipli's! Is .in 11e. eiitive nomination to the Presidency, a d in ir itle act! Is llie ri't.iinln;' t!,.t icirlus of millio-i.i in the I'lihli.' Treasury, unler t!i- e-eilrol f '-those whore ixTititfifir it is" lo keep j tbere, in aeeord-nece wiih deiu'icr itic iriueinl 's! Is it ueuioej-itie to nlimv postui'tslors lo ex.i'iriie lb. i .mail '. nil.! rej'-et. tVoi.i tiejn a -eof.lin:" 1 1 tlieir o-.vttii'.-;.-ri-liun! !:i it de.noeralie to turn a man iV imi pnh-lie rlat.ion, in f hieli . h.,e h mes'ly and fiiilifully p 'if ir.iie.I hih' duty. lie. ' h d w io .lillioll I Irieu those woo ic-Miuie the e-mtrol ol' siie.li uiat- ters! Is it deom-.-r itic for t'tis fiet;on lo canv iss their own c indid it"s. an I nsl: th .' people In vote for thoi.i! II it why ;ro on w;l!i Ibis enumeration! Were I to follow it u,i, as I mi'ht do, I siioiihl scarcely kti.iw where to stop, so ripidly h:vn acts like thes ! fiilloweil lerli other lor llie last few years, r'arue-r:', tu"elt inics, rind wtir'-tiu-ineii! i tiiis the di'.unerurii tliat you a,.;, rove of, and sueh as y-'ii would rej ii -e to see prevailim; iu this country! Who lire tie's'! ba:-ie,l ileal tei-.i's, w!ioie ;ireleitdeil ;i t n i-ir-y fio..: the ;:1 1 is n riu '!i talked iibi.ut ! They lire c.enoos.-d chiefly of Fiese t-.v i ela'.s'.':;: Fir: t, ami Mi.n in:, null the uili -e- -MAItYLAM) SAFH. A general election for I'leclors of llie Scnalu uf Maryland, which lakes place every live years, as held on Monday of last w eek. The first re- r?' turns, which reached us on Friday evening, were French government haj determined Ibal there liuuld be no public celebration i f the miniver arv ul llie revolution lo which l,ot in 1 ' i i 1 1. 1 : .-1 ; is indebted for his crown. Tl.o K ing, however was desirous thai Iho customary review should ako plan?; but was overruled by '.ho Ministry wno thrcaleueil to resign in a body. It their w ishes should not be acceded lo. The fear of a new attempt on the life of Ihe Sovereign, is (he eason generally assigned for (his decision. The famous M r. Un t il: rnil.li, of London, who had proceeded lo Frankfort, in (ierinauy, for Hit purpose of at lending Ihe nuptials of a mom her of his family, was Liiiir iiiiugei'ouslv ul the latest dates. His dealh, v. hich wasdallv expected, may possibly bit attended with ser oiis consequences l,i many nl the F.ui-npcau pow crs. Iho intelligence from Spain, as usual, i allogelhur tins ilislnelorv. All Ibal appears eer it i as . amidst the ma s of coulr.olicloi y accounts. is, that I bo civ il war sli'l coniiniies to rage n ill iitiab.ile-l violence iu Ibal uuhappv counl' v ; and that no leii-.ooahle prospect exists of its early termination. The Paris journal, announce ibe lefcal of the Arabs, by i1,e French army under lieu. Ili iitt vt ti, on Ibe '.lib of July, near Trcine- (cn, Allien, with the loss uf UKIll men. nrk. bavo broun'ht London papers lo Iho 2d ofl holder.-; eoiuiuenein'.f Willi M irtin Van liur-m. ll, .Witst: bul tbev do not contain much news nf "' r''H..ieiii, at afiiin-rton. ami riuiiiuitr imwii . . , , ,, ,i . , ui iiie ponnv nosi'ii i:t.er, conMa ii ', or iKi.-r-'ev iiilcrealliig chancier. It appears that the I ,. ,' ", ,.-n,r, ,,i, , ,,i , , i. , i:,; quite itnlavorablc: and thuse received ou Saturday nielli still more so. It seemed as if the Whigs h d really been caught napping; and that the Si ut a had gone for the Spoilers by acclamation. Tim Van lS.ironifes wero in oxtasics; and their csullalijii iv.n s-i much the greater t iVt their apparent ti'iu.u ih bad tar oxooede l their most s-mgiiiiiii anticipations. On Ihe other hau l, the Whigs, who had felt confident of sue-ces, were proportionally depressed by this scorning reverjc; nnj although the intelligence received on Sunday evening was somewhat mure favorable than the preceding, yet the chances even then appeared so duciJedly againsl us, that wo were almoit ready lo givo up the Slats as lust. This "u inter uf our discontent lias, however, been succeeded by a "glorious summer." The distant counties havo nobly inaiie up for the loss of Ihnse first beard from; arid Maryland still stands entirely free frum the shackles uf Van "orenisui. Tim following list, show ing the relative strength of tho opposing parlies in the Electoral Colleges, in which Iho Whigs h-.'.vj a majority of two, is ex (raeted from the Lullimnre Clini-nir.le of rimi'sdjy, received by last ovening's mail; and we hasten lu lay it bcioro our readers: Allegany. - 2 I Washington, . y Frederick, - 2 and eh.'ctioiieerinix. and ".-c-.-'iH' the pnrtii" tV-iri busmen;, these l.irtil t.ie ;.'riiul p:i ilaux ol firs body nf ji.it -til democrats. Th"t! cum. those win are iu ;;.ioil fiit!i .-xp etin'r to ;.! a share of the "loave -ami the lisiu's"; ut l-ast N !'.) able lo i crape ihe pnddiie; biir alter h , resl. I: ive dined. Next follow iu " hri .'lit array," in mi:ii:i:-r.s l:r:f. those whn arc K.i i'riinraiil. m il thou 'hthv-s, tu it they cannot perceive the ;r,os impiwaiom t.ii it. lire constiiiitlv practice:! upon theni, nnd are iliitorod with Ihe b.'lief tint all that too party il i is ri if I tt . I moriif these, it is l.-u ', nr; fouml i-.i u-. wh i net int-eliiif 'idly mid cnc-'ei-oii-eii.-Iy; , bo. e siijiport.1 to the parly is the result of hi :s nvl ' 'ir.-lessn ess,: ami not of dlslion -: ty. or evil 11117:. tin::. il:in- drcili, i.i lb --n w s 'e ipi i n-f iu ,li; ; - t'1 M 1-trieiati of K iu !ir!io. nnd ioruiiiof them.; Ives into J-tcl.son Keiieni Clubs; and hundred.- uumv wiil do -o, us till i:it riii'iie. cerru ilioii, and di li-m :;-; r,' the p'irly, h 'enuie mor-: an I in'ir' e.'.'o-l.-'d, t':lt the main bodycl the Van lluren doom T 'Is is composed of 111 h tut I ll ive d 'serili:'.!; tin irrandtn-r,--ei-s iu tli ' r ui'is l 'in:; tin nlli.M-liold.'i'il andpoli-ticiaii-', wlio prof'.-.; ll: -m. -elves th 1. l.-'l at tb" id ei of h ivinir sn-'h a pi. in, hi'e'-.t. demleratn-fn-.ner ns Willi 1111 11.11 trrlson , ice,! in t!i-:u-e-si leiitial chair, ll is iucom.i'ilible with their ideas of reiiu-'ni'-iit: mid to havu tills lnriiljle :ri 1uti-nr.-,teinlinpn; iui'ividii :l pre.idln:. at ill While House, and Martin Van Huron, that " li'ii.-died treiitloman, so spruce and fu c, with his el.'gint eqilipi j.! and i.-r:i.-efi:l mien, n'.orl ';'l"d, mill sent .Moiiigoincry, Princo Cieorgo's, Culvert, Charles, Hi. Mary's, Annapolis City, Anna Arundel, Pill imoru (lily, li illimorc County, ILirford Cecil, Kent, tiicon Anne, Talbot, I 'iiriiiiup, llircl:esicr, is" uiicrset , Wuicestcr, 1 2 1 3 8 2 2 2 10 1 las '(lwiu (. Uomoval. . w. DL'Ntl MKX'S llAItUISON .Mf'IKTi.xtl. At a meeting of Ihe Young .Men of Franklin county, held in Ihe city of Columbus, on Satur- laj, Iho llllh insl. .for the purpose uf appointing lelegales lo the Young Men's Harrison Slale Convention, lu he held in Ihis city on 'i'ue.-day. the 2 Ihinsl., Al.iiXAMimt W. McCoy, of Perry township, was chosen President; Jnsi.i'il Sui.l.l VA.r, and I.VNi; S 1 aiii.imi, jr., Vice Pri siilonls and N. W. liitoiiKH, and J v ;:: Oii wiam, Secre- laries. Afler the delivery of uloqucnl and soul-stir ring Addresses from Messr.. Ivi't.l.;.Y, Ficklin, Mimiii, ((..KtiiMtH, nn-.l others; il was, ou motion,llestilet tl. Thai a commit I re cf live be appoint ed l.v the Chair, to nomiu i'e ilelc;r ttes from lh several township., tn represent -his county in the Young Men's Stale Convention, Tho ciiiiiuiillee, after cousiiltnt ion, reported lo the meeting li e names of seven bundled delegates; which wero lead und adopted. On motion, it was lietiihcd. That a ciiuiinittco uf five bo np-pomlcd, lo uolily Ibe delegates Ihis day select cd by this C011ve11ti1.il, of ibeir (ippoiutmeut. Whereupon, the Chair named Jaiurs Oraliaui. Us, I I lie it; ns, ,1. . .11 illig.ni, John their exipiis.te s tnsihiliti:1 thinliiii,; the npot'iee nie: up nn e.vl r 1 supply uf h water; lor in c ise ol' (!. s can stand would do w .'luliorn, 11. 11 irri.'ioii's I. K. IMLMIttt luivn rciunvcil Itirlr Iluritivara Staic-10 No. I, (i iiiilr'ii Itnir, (the Sure fnrmerlit orcifpicd by I.. Rcj-11 -''... MiIm m: l!:ev u I iihvnv.i luivn on tinnil n tare nssoil- 111 in' II MlllW.Mtl-:. lUt I'l.KHY, PAIiIH.KUV, AM) lll'. V VY i;iii ili.V .-ill uf wlii:-li will l:e so!d wlioloialcnr Tdi:il, ni'uii lla-lr ll'-i'it :ipi-oiiiiiioiliileia lieiiiM. Pintctulcr .l. Waiiioiidinir and JMohican Canal. HI', tt.tlfi I'ruj'n.inls will to rem! veil mull Tl.urt-ilny, li.il Cf f (lay 111' 1 icio'ii'r ticvl, nt ttorii-oo, for rotislnu-ltut! nlionl 2.1 iniln-of 11,0 Walliotiihu-. 111.1l Molili-iin I'annt, fixloiiillnii from itosr.v: Is n liuiiii nlual four inilns tiiiovo tlio 111011II1 of II. c Molili-nn river. 't'1-11 or o'm-ii liH-kM.n ilnili npromi'lls. Molilrau,Biiil one ucruu .... ,, .o. 0:111m:-. 111,1 i.n ....... J.. ..... ,.,; n,,h. 'l'!:o iisiinl 111I1-1 ,1! lollincniul rules mill in-riliralioniretr.livo lo 1' i-iii:eiin-r of it,. I, i-i nml rmhniiliiitr tlio work. wMrli feivo ami lavender-1 '"' n""l'"'" ' " "'"' Luual, will ire clwrvod nnd nin-lt.-d in mi- ,vn-h now 10 in ici. And I :i 111 il 10 in ib. el 'ctin'i, Sw':vo re- 1'iey intent 1 unt, 0:1 '.i.'c.'it:il o! t lineineiit. Thia id lite li'ut.'t abo il lluM.i pr- t 'iid. d 1! en.i-erats, tiotwitlntaiidin th.'ir impositions andmis-repre.-entations, w'lieh ::i".' me nil 1.1 dee, 'ive limse who havu not the opportunity of he'iog co;-i-eeiy ini'.irnicd. Now, then, ill win are lio.u'st atul pi- triotie. 1 t us I'.'aeh tii -u il-d-'et ibh-s : 1 1 new lessons in reiinement; h.-t 11.-. i-hovv lie.on licit, we deem hum-ttv, 11ml 1: mdor, an. imlu-try, mi l in-telli iiee, -in I love of couiili'y, of much nn:'; t..ui-seqii"nc:j tliaii the net of d in:;lin:f a pi z.iit'.f '1-iss :ei:leclly, sporl'li'f a wh il"-b.mo cane, nnd fi- 1'I.tif 1111.I ,in',-l:trnli.mH will l-c pxliiliilrsl, nnd nny noccsssr-r i'lr.prneuini tivnii In n-l tlim to lie n-0rk, nflor II 2 llli I111.1. Ili'l h-n- ss In. arc iiit;uoivn lo the Ai-ttns (-oniiolMtoncr, usroa-lr;:rlo:-Ht will lie i' i"-li'd lo arrotiiimiiy lllrir proioiiitioiis n-ltll reciiuiiuriiil.ciiins of a mili-tiuiliiil nuil niifiuslionnl'le clinrnrler. LKANIIKU K AVWltl, .ii-t. Com. Board ol'l'ulillc Works. I! r.fVpt. 1-1.1.. 111(1 Iiiiw D- jtarifiK nt of 'IVansylvania. Tit I', lied i-.Iiiii roiiearncw, ns licn-toforc, mil'o tint Moiidrr lu Voi-i iiiIic. Hun. livMur sti: 1, I'nu'i -or of tliilnlo and roinnion Law, Him. (o:u:iiK toniniMis, fiol'i a,- of l.iiws of Nulure and N..eii-1-i. I'liioiitiilii.iiul l.:nv. I',ipuiy aiitlt'tv I l.tiw. T:u-two lii l:n'.- 5: 0. Mnlrlnitinliin j; (.'onlimll,,., fco S" I I II tu IV IfUI-l , 111 1.... ri.-hiii;; 11 white, scent id h iielliereliiel; dh-ed lymei l.ovinnn. ('y ) An ui'i 7..i ' t h"! iv qnisite iu n d:i:lii'.i:; equip. o.;.', inid at. tli" , ". ' . : sinie inn Imwin:' bv. ritieil!' to those who are! Ivcnilicr (.'ll()(il. how lllein i J- -t I'- 11 ASr.l.'i'lXr will roiiimrnrc nn Evening Bclioot St I IH S - out Ituiiill, mi (tori.bv Hi-ifl-u)'Sr tftitll. tii.-lriirlluiis will l inoiel I in Arlllinii'llrk nr.J Wrlllnj. tickled at his iiiiick-lnimilitv. -L- I that there are .lomc who are nut so tu''.fht:ly pleased ut th'S iulinite cundoaeeinion to lln ",leiir p ec-ple," of wliich so iiui 'ii li rist is 111 id:!. Wo c.tn leach tli.'iu this, ami I f 11. 1 do it. 1 (fiill. IX. t'nr tin. OIii .V.'.V J'inrnitt. 'I'liiilou will l-p roiuln-il In nilvuni-c. One Dotlsf and I'lfty ce.us '(ir Usui o:'ilj!:l vvii'-ks four i!vi-niii,'i tn n wcrk. ::i-'i.!ar will funilli lla-Ir own lllils. Peiilemhor 13 V W I'... C.' Work, and'w'. S. Ficklm. lo' servo upon said ! !,!,cr'V V" "f l ''hend its late is scaled 1 hU'iM y lii'mnii"- 11 1 or cummulce. . . - ...... must 11)11(118111110 u.srn-c On motion of I.yno Marling, jr., it was B u( . M llemilnd, ii.'iiiii.'ionj.'y, 1 but tho extrnordiua-1 iKm. we reed only ri ler to ibe article in the lasi ry efbirls lo assail and abuse tl.o character of her of thai liiliinc.aie print, hca.le l No. James II. Oat diner, 11s I bn IMiinr of a leading : :1, purport vi to he addressed lo Ine i'dilor journal in Iho causu of Harrison nod Hcform, i f ,u .-,,rii:i-iti, and iiitrodoced to the readers are viewed with indignant conieuipl by Ihis' f n,n llemi-pbeio, as follow: "We have re-cuinuiunily. and are as harmless in Iheir effects ,-t.iVed thu following from high ui hoi itv . mid upnn that geiilleinan, as ll.ey are cerlaiu indi- ciuiu.it for a 1110:11 nl duiihl either Ibe li'.i.h o; canons 01 r.inrin auu uusperauon on ine part 01 , , slaleiiieuis. or the veracity of n n- cm res Htrayt'tl or Stolen, I'llD.M ti n lecai's"-) of .t.-ro't o'lliicrr, In Cotuiiitiiis, on n-l 1 I:' 1 of Hnf.ir.lav. It o lllili lnt, n Yolf.NO rlllNUT lIB- Mil. llliilllll: W inn Ibn O-ids dcl"rmi.ie lot HKb IhlitSi:, llir.o v.'iirnnlil Inn Sarin-;, nhoul tlilrurn and a, , , ii..,. t. . i " a'i ij.,!,,,, I l nit o. nn: iil-.i riiml. la: '. nun nnu on n sironn imncr crnin. daiil eviilcucc uf the lll:dlle.sof Iho lleiui' vv'ii'-'-, tii.o:1 it w il'i nn ii!il li'lillo, ilisii)ii'tirpil nt U:o pnnn uino " oi-v.ir n-lll rieum I ini.or aim inforinalton roitrrrnluc liim to 1 1 is i-v- L p in-rl' i-r, 1 1 Jn.-k-oii Towns': Is, Prnnklln rnitnty, or to Mr. l!-e III-.-.1 iipo illiivr, iho ll. lti-n-l,.o:' t'i)::;ni' us, st.nll tw htirrnlly rcwnri'Pd. -it is in feu'. p.rf.-cti ''""f'1- JQll.X' Kmi.r.n,, To iiiukc fToo.l our a i-cr- j Mew (iootls. t'o-:i'-r of lli'i nnd Itic'l Ptrrrtu, nnd No. -I, ointncrrinl llow. H V f. II. PTWTIlN linvo jul rcrrlvml In ailillllon lo lln'lr i'u iii.t nlo-k, l.MI parkajm full and Wlnlrr Goods, rem-iil..:inn vt-ry cieinrnl iiKHurliiirnl, wliicli arc oiictfit nl wt'"l, Siiln iitnl ri-tnil, nt very Imv prices. tiiii rt the olllct-holders. On motion, it was then I polidelll." !l ( I Ine liiosl profii: barges Celt. !I irtison wilh fii inJ Hi-iii tl l"''it.ff!l, fovirh n-i.t (J:riit:iii Mt-iiniM-s: a cre.it v a a. I .if uTilli" iiiiiI r.itois: Insl rCL-vlvcu nml tor S.1I0 ny S b K. II. fTAM'OV ate nnd sbnmeiess man cf li.e llrtuhtd. That Iheso proceedings lie signed !uf.e. s ..i,,,:,.,,,. i,, lU convers.H i .11 as to render IJrimtloli'tlis, SIMP:;!). M.ill- c . lln r..lo Olntii, IVav. inv-.n, H ill- riodof service; of whieh sale piihlie niitire hIiuI' he given tako, .Air. Senator Muriiis, and tho other gentle nt least ten dnvs ; and upon Bitch stile bein'x eff'-eted, the slierill shall tfivo ti ttlc pureunser a eerlihcnle tliereut, mid '.leliver over llie prisoner to hiiu; front which time iho relation between stub purchaser and the prisoner lihnll ho that of master nnd servant, until tho lime of service expires! and for iiijtuiea done by cither, remedy shall he rmu 111 the same manner us is, or mnv no, provided bvbtw in the enscof ninstrriinil iippreniiees. Jltit ntitliinir herein rntifninrif m lie enmiruen in nrrrrnl liemnns being ilisehaiaed friim fiiiiri'.ontfi, according lo ine prnrni'int oj the ttnrty-tt rtntli tectum nj trie act to trhirh thit it ii;ii('iilffiai-.V, if il 'hall be considered eriiedienl to grant utiri ditchargr: Provided, 'flint the Court in pi'itiioiini'ing sentetico upon nny person or per- men who look pnrt in tho proceedings most of whom arc still living are respectfully requested to t Sec. 37. lie it further enacted, That when nnv per son fluill he routined in juil for the payment of nny tine nnd costs (lint mnv be intllelcil ngrt'rahly In the provisions of this act, (he county coiuiiiisslonern mnv, il it bo iiiudo 10 n.'iiMir to llicir satislnctinn that ihn iiorson so eoulined eamiol pavsiieh lino and costs, order the she- rill or pnlor nl such county to uisriinrga such person lrotll llilil'isiillllirili; nnu ilia sueriii or juuor, iqion re-ceiviuif s'.ch order iu wrilinu, shall diachnrgn aueli por- -'son neeordiiinlv; Vorirfri, Thnt Ihe commissioners ...... .,,.;, .m, I ,M,,l,r it,;. ,., r 1I10 n,-i in whirl, ilou. mnv. nt nn,- fine flu'ri'iitler. onlrr and cause tn be is is snpplonientury, may direct such person or persona, tn sued an execution nitninst tho hndv, Innds, guoda or he detained in prison unid tlio fine bo pnid, or Iho per- clmllcis ol Ihe person s. iiisciinrKoii imm linprisonineui son or persons otherwise tlisssod of- ngrci'iiblv 10 iho I for the amount of sarli fun. and cusls See 10 vol.0, L provisions of this act, Sen same Journal, p, 301. I p. IU3-4.J ,1 li t... ( ... ..l-.nr. 11. la iiif.n ll ntf n,i. n,i .li .a. I i i ... i- - . i i . .. .. .1 j- "." '" ""."' ". ',' - 1 nnu iiig.is.iiig 10 moral men; ami avers uie , ,,A;. ; ,,,,1 norlin.-iil; for sale l.v llie 1 1 arrisoii joiu iiai , o. inn nip Tile iiieeliug then adjourned. A. W. McCOY, President. J. Si Li.ivAvr, ),. ,, -, , , w, i r ice Prmidnds. L. Siaiii.ino, J J A V f'H ( ! It A 11 A M , ) . . . ,, J .Sct'i'ffiinfii. N. W. lliiiiniis, t. 1 or the State Journal. lowing statement to be true: " t.eii, llarrison.! Louis .ilcLaiic, late ccrel.iry of ihe Treasury, i and John Sergeanl, of Pbiladt ipiiia, formorl-, J p., p. (, Iho Natioiiai Kcpoldican eaniiidate for Ihe ice K.'', '!lv. Presidency, wcie siiiuo eais since tiding in ll.ei : samu stage, lo the in rib, llnring Ihu nij:il,j (,'eu. Harrison poured out (as is his lutliit.J a I bAlhit con 1 1 u iieii s ream ol v il, ir mill ten u iono-, ol Iho principal part uf which, be was the hero I'Voiicli :il t'aiiiiiniiil Co tie H. i-. litiots and a k f. fi'WTnv. 1-1 M islhi; f .i T.I'IV. Priti;. ated, thallbey ulighletl, ainl reiused to proceed farther in his u -iiipaiiv ; an I a' the s.i ou Ikhc 1 assigned the rea.-on fir loeir refusal. liii-isou prom ised lo desist; wiieii It. use amiable iiuii(1 einiuent citi.-jus, and cim-.te toisti.ui.ls, ifonseiil-1 I ngreo with you, Mr. I'.ditor, that it is utterly j himself. Iloth of Ihe geoilemeii weics., nmise useless tu ulteinpt to reason Willi men who make a principle of falsely representiii'r tilings, to it al vanee their own selli.-h piii'ios.'s; and 1 write not with tho view of reasoning with such, but to inform those who read your paper, nuil associate with others who take tho lleinitphtre, ecc. that they may seo the unprincipled course of tho Van Huron papers, and have it in llicir power tn refute the innumerable, misrepresentations with which they are tilled. It is amusing to ho ir some men prnto and prattle about their Democracy; when we know III it to the pure principles of American Democracy they arc strangers that they possess not the fust characteristic of Democrats, and urn in a great measure distinct from the main republican body of llie people. Amusing, did I gay, thus to hear men with boast and mrado assume a character to which they liavo not the slightest claim! No; I mistook the sentiment: it ia not calculated tn create n smile, or awaken a cheerful humor in tlio breast, to sea men from sinister and selfish motives make such hypocritical pretensions tn what they are in lienrt and in fact trampling under foot; to whnl their delicate sensibilities take offense at, and the success of which they know would at once and for-evor crush thoir selfish nnd anti-republican hopes, deep, to the dust, and leave them there for tho innlv , f Ilint8 nn-l Shorn, of llllliosl evnry ittarria- ti m: jiMt irri-ivv:-! Ullil far tt.iln ley : K .t n. h p. wto v. (-l.u lssl Cloclvs! jrs'P ri'T'ivi! at fi r I'i'y An '1 ton Htorit, BiiFtcrlur n t Etnnr Iky 'i.i'imi M wrt r. i t.oi nt, .vmn ,s ttD (wrfeft iiuthrcp-V'-. fur.' :tn 'ih I i wii'ii nl' -uvtt urtirlc arc Invited tortill mid i'Xini,i:ti' fort' t'lii-i-'vov, Su"uf ?' i rinji.'i'aiit'c Almanac for IS.J7. o, or J itVh nt-jlc; Inst rtf HvihI anil for H r N. VVIIITIVN. Ht'pt C.l 1)1 Ri) nil tv II li I iio 1 . t ilii t.nn l.i L-. Till-. T iiiiK mii. o Alim m" fur l,i,t7, puM tnliotl hy tlio Kxnni u i-i-oihmiiicu t tic nlir a ln-u,.:i. malicitm-. ",v ""ii'i' " ! nio Tfiiim-rniir Hudeiy fiilsclniiHi, iVuin ht'phiiui f'tt rhit; iM.iituiitctn reil cxmosslv I'm Hit? i I- tn i-ii'itii'.'. Ii'i!it i.i furniil regi u ivure ran.icUi'il, il ih iunr, in l,o ff 't. tlim Ml-. I wi.etlicr a su y r, iimtt! i.!i;iiiich's mi'! : WIT) nr '.(Vt, frt'iti i'e (tutwrtN-r, living Inrfcao'i wit Uel rouM bo luiiiul, tl.au lint aul htirt of i),-, ! '-vi" ip. l ' V'ti nim.iy, noiu toi it.i'.r. finm Tnl-iml u., , I'lilsilioutls wo liave jusl itinlrit. Ant o t:x-pliuitly 1'li.iro llto 1'itrciy (n ihn ivItloiHiH llio Hcmit-pliorc. Tin ro in nn rt'triMiii; iVum tlio ciinru. Ttiu whole p'eco is sit ctiar.u-'U'i iH-lie, imJ Ll-utb siiili iiicui.ti'8lit!l( iult-rn tl vvi-tlonciMf be t ii GC ni.iHii'ictiiictl it t Wo iiiint ul t!n l(insiliuri, tliiit nil l lie usseveral inns(-rU.piMi-iIhiikmi tu lite t'ontiary, run iipvlt h;i iii? i )e uiiii.l nl' t In1 Mililic nn Ihu i!j No tli.ii.Us .iro iluo lu (la1 lln:iilici ("or ii rxli iv-j;.iil uiiii b i s im. .11.1 . , i iii.n ' . ,,,, , It rord I itvlH't il- ,hvd li .1 (ly nntur'-l t O fi It .1 .1! Irt It' ( ;c t.lKS uf lhal pHjinr ivtMKTidl v, uro m iHidtri'.utih , tr, uu , i.,n liptaili'ii un i - -ljtit pule: mi ui.hii r,nrp:istihn till M'lii'l. Ilml llit y Imvo no uture vt' , mw ' '"Hnh I'-rr.-ivm-lr. Hir n-rtl r t- rur yinn ota iVolllhUi tho Blorirs of Miiiiclni.M'.i n l.aff of; V'p,niw;' M ",,r," ''f .nti.r l i'hoi'Aut.Ni.lUli,Ly irilKU.rcuUliijjlooi.0 wuitl4 Jo ns inui:). ffxectl. A tnir.mv iVommywray lk. I tl.( K Imtt-T., l-vt-vfvi 1. aii) It! .mint ,A1U 5 )c:nn.M( ; ul.i.i'.Mi cur!. ,.i r- 1, .':r'iru!nrly u.i Ki hwr, , If.'n r.ttiii'i- nl-:ii'..t, Luc; Kn'., r.il :i:r liairuw Isehlnd. Hr t ft ! n;i;ui:tl iru'tT, l nt p;.'-iw tminj, Tito nlmvo n vvnnlwHl hputd, j (( : '' it wiili nil tea 'nituMn (-sixjiuih, tu nny pp'nii wlio will HC'-nrf iilia no I run ml liiiu, JuKli IIAINBS, I H.'in ti. !iH'i..:ll I TAKl'X I'i'l v D:, I rit ii. . f i.i, 11 i.ri ; f ii'ii ,i,', 1,.,-t n, , o; , t- ituirn; t-nso l. Wnif.M. nt' Jcromo IowtwUi., I'llillll ' V. Y Cult -1:. with Mi mrtiH-rc tl -M; p ttrv fis.it w. it"; iVrui'il : rr; I wo . 1 'V il- j, . r' rnnrj, ntt l ritmtMWt, '