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   Hagerstown Torch Light, The (Newspaper) - September 17, 1846, Hagerstown, Maryland                               31PAGEBSTQWNTQRCH BY EDWIN THURSDAY Area 1 1 in idle crowd luve met mJ t lightly Or me. The novice dad noticed this drawn no inference to revenue I watch a when the i is to up to the and have are to conceal the I be ol a boat m left wai afier four hard by the Sr. Mary V AN soon wast informed of Ihc fart he sent Princeton to the bug on the of il Mexican in ii f r t oft i unfit To thv in tones lov by a in charge of on Ll. but w a- way from the violence of ihe Bl lhe a. the to ff an ttY i lit one ot our of a ol a new ad a very printed and was duly and of his as ilio lor the 1'ori ami duly with ati tlie and gravity of new As he teemed a very n of a bunker who had received an j that ins services would shortly be dispensed I s with by the and was in- trusted with the indoctrination ihe more for- lo revive in time dinan and is as I knows but I'll the books think you'll it said ihe as In- M Fiom that moment steward was an ob- of anxiety the vice llo him out of whenever he he sure to When bight of him for u few ami I he to conx i ihe novice would back Ins hai il to me an odd notion of hut in ilie cabin Ie when the steward was a nap in Ins and to feel his head U oa some tiie lie the gol a Taint much for government to put lum j H ol the of and was compelled lu make for this where he ar hands to be a moral at that are have a The rumor of Gen. Taylor had a runner to at directing him lo i his column in ilm direction so as to him and that another to start morning the same sam 1'ininw-.. These I believe are generally relied upon as is no doubt of the runner which fact of an unusual on the pan cf Gen. It The are the and directors Brand in- siead of shouts and ihe only ihe of the as etich f and work will We and feel in it only additional burdens to those they I his s crew who were with landed pan on 17ih and very ably received and treated by the On the they stated foot fur to oiler as of since ihen we have of On the of the ol mice to the the commander oi ihe I finding no Moodily the set lier on dad bunt to ihe wain's edge when tht 1'nnceion look her The is a officers at te who have aone io ol a lew days letter was received in camp from an ol Ins they were close on to and w mhl Capt. knew Ins ami had taken proper in every one he came pre- of Candles loico Duncan consists of rangers to about 100 Tlit the is about 15.- Johnstons We the following extract from thr speech of ihe of before the Senate of the S on the And now let call the attention of toe Senate to what the of the ry says that we do with the cotton and what with the cotton we sell at arid then let us see why he prefers sending il abroad to having it manufactured at I from present our crop will yield an annual product of and she manufactured fabric PROFITS ABROAD To THOUSANDS Of CAPITA AND WAGES TO HUNDREDS OF THE CLASSES all bv anv C K W. j with al T. D. lull vc ov few since growing out state of war lo a a to Uie of the raw r i 10 the We abroad material woith 72 and by ihe of value it I all aimy I I vtss period or two At the infant It Ins leading to That duties of his upon a Hum with fice to In- and a n him to Und tons plaster He showed n to lutur it The old rat shook head so easy as on imagine it. you un- went through it to the WHS darned long ihe the said the Mentor The coin was mid found its wav to tlie the continued lo by the cubic in what you want of his and I ihe al von go to sleep I'm a t nil tv hannis him like a ho to One to a The his through Junes with the J you to lor here aie ou dc That ere wool lTu my you you aint you paid you limb ol to you and and I'll do JohnS wit John b h- w t i S i w nn about ihe U. ami are OR board cutter lor The day into VeraCruz Ironi Prim the tc Oi leans Sept. 0. or We pt r to a I net says ihe is in was JSM gels the operation but if it bad In then somebody but on his It is I lhe who wants to get this difference in Hear lie I give yon his polled ol it. j E UF prices our croy J 000, and OF for tailors and and poor who 10. and otUr i li at cheap TO np I am about making lo pur my cloths nnd my Kavc for P by ihe me both ls llew that In it the he f and Gnal J that is in i three iwo aie wno may wish to I Could be a and enner or U. T. raise a Of next door to the corner ol hird above the 11. And li TUG what il lo do lie wants rations thai lie iKI move un the to that if enemy did him would un to You'd belter go to work The victim immediately to the and the crew commenced A rube ol ked Our measured the and the of But I i t i I t I (I t I tl i t I Ins u more taunt l another and am piece of bled all of the tlie I've The sank mio this cap- In nn he was hand and the seized a case of from the to cut a ing- Til cut a niter's off. of hit wjm five the of the unfortunate JK of wool as a of Hi It was even grubbed tip by the foi the razor had TIJK The steamship vcd Irom the bl. The new troops art and still is there no to he more in Borrow lo the riotous and ton 7i2 being made 004 Uow is n to be r liv ihe process of being iow H that to be com my lull Them j and nal rhomboids ami are 1 K (I W t i ti f ant on jand official nulled to the as the to else J house fn h b report you away and have ye lock nas flf l 1 X h- he ARRIVAL OF SANTA ANNA IN VEKA do and I will do it by tth this lie lo the ill-fated when he I Of lhe Times tered his who offered to lake the job oH Ins anJ at the amount by genera I by a process of liU own which he could not On another soon when in charge of another tormentor tered to the how his ihe steward n colored ct of of our own aim is at but theie The mum aro ips prominent 1 luo Grande able ll mm mouth pri vails and arc IJ t il I i witling to be driven out ol harness i re- who Hill now import i and next to w driven j is the em- capnal and foreign bor mui ihe fruit is to 7'2 millions io oOl millions an The the American capitalist No. no according own that profit if furnished to Is that that Is the essence of democratic doii that is of From the 20. by the boat Irom nil the regulars had the wnh ihe ion Gen. Taylor wis tt i at in ins me but would I department I on a valuable whose on- I 4" with IP aboin 2GOO men Irom this we un- he sinned off immediately lor if he continued bin BY THE U. S. NAVAL close 0" to about this OF THE U. S. BRIG TRUXTON wing letter from an to und have his Mock up in If song plicable in thin are in which u will li has Ulien lo our lot io know of winch endure in she present prosperous Mate of Thr too receive arc a e js this the fact in in it the resource Without a can call their the mid competition among under a of utter tlle of but the of life the Wretched that is ihp we arc rue from progressive the not con lining itself iH nf our own Mr. I do not sue how it is ble there can be two opinions as to the anti- national spirit and influence of such a system i as are we have have laborers This A- and American labor could solves Irom their they such Mich J Mich 01 or the or become the And all this to keep soul anil body f The eye may ache the body feel I akin to ihe of death convert those lions into five hundred and four millions ts English capital and English to gires the I of ered the rather foi I.e was be- ginning feel his jou must look out for near dated I avail myself of the of the S. cuner to give you an milling of what He will probably the of first troops inio that is on Anna arrived here on the rou never continued the T ffr foreign from the mer by Ins and friend a or two in i i the have got abend of which would not create much in tiie minds of REPORTED CAPTURE OF Among the reports in circulation was one brought by as io cm for To think of the of to look into their to see their strong efforts to lam mere animal enough to ex- cile the of every heart a- the policy that would increase author of the which delves so purchase have them is heart aud tout a And this nun this heartless this haired ol free as mia 01 irec They my that Monterey to degrade our manufacturing at a body of who came down lo ihe way of New were joined own God knowa the condition of e Presidio by a number of Texan ad- many nf But they A Ft f f 11. 4 i t ft I. that by ihe near the on our not very lie has gone to got searched J his and in fact the whole t regret io inform you of ihe loss of the got j U. S. brig T. by all accounts said the a the of her class our Capt. E. The from here in the part of this month ol being convicted of some for On the while standing of Kis jmp harbor of miles north the combined had en tered the town without ant opposition Ii believed to be true by the nad that Vre come under was and soon alter made k head of Capl Carpender the captain of art not I this lo pilot him into safe ife great trade of doing so ran the WM in coi I sud the turning then m i 7 to the squadron for Thc yiv ppe acknowledged on n we confess that would surprise y more than I wo weeks MO a letter uas here from b of is 01 was advancing h received no from cays thai Col. was at the of i his Col. regiment of Texan rangers were at tbe Mexican town of China on 23d of the Baltimore August ill minds to appreciate heir while the miserable slave seldom has In Belgium hordes of women labor in the oa the public roads breaking on the rail all kinds of for a mere We say it not to their is their they are degraded and coarse in their lives and The are down and crushed by the tyranny of a titled privileged such as these that our our are into In er tho whole benefit of the Let that seventy-two millions go of foreign laborers are supported by those seventy-two millions of spirit is so enlarged and that it takes in the and quite forgets Mr. said not by about Southern try being involved in tbe Talae of Mr. J out I presume you ion at the musi The I take it for Rome the tyran slaf ea each in gladiatorial com- and the contest was death to one or In the century our rulers have o- the arena but ihe now lhe laborers and of the United against the poor of The if again for in the shape of hot nor go lo market by I say again that of this which seems to re- joice so much the that British cap- and army of British laborers to make out of a of American restricted in its energies to be- yond tbe A and seems io feel no re- ot remorse at inflicting on ann I Mr. that M A- Secretary of the Treasury would wont to pit act somewhat more in his a little more on own ami bethink him what how he might multiply the comforts and secure the prosperity of tht and thousands of American from whom hia scheme will take their  

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