Milwaukie Sentinel (Newspaper) - July 20, 1841, Milwaukee, Wisconsin the of almost in tlf of and at the their ready Id tw fulfilled Their lie buried in the remain red on the ily may on them the at sepulture and a monument in vale enterprise few have fur of both on the IB our wnters Oh t much ami wit arid learning and beauty down ui the while mournfully the deep that lulled the km 11 of the dying latHy ween of u ship at midnight blazing like a beacon along the ice bound shores of thu Long Sound thousands were gazing witli ryou and impotent to But in the recollection of more will those who live ulon j the night when the barb j eminent eminent can only the transaction be- ing of its public nature and of having been at toe time of ita ex- under authority The recognition of the foreign power therefore U itself no but only the proof of n The attack on the must be judged as it was when made The character of the act does alter with time U taken its hue and tinge from the night of the of December 1837 and admissions or acknowledgments of approbations or uf ty cannot avail to change it If it was a prU Jf THE HARRISON REED PR OF ji is FOB TUESDAY 1851 TERRITORIAL WHIG for Delegate to JONATHAN E We would call the our then remains so If j to the proceedings of the du Ghien or not The acknowledgment may be deemed he lei are the people acquainted presumptive proof of its public character at the with Gov DOTY than in that represented in but what if in reality it was not meeting and we hope those who think him If it turns out in evidence that it was an j notice the in regard private would by the English to The u the responsibility j most perfect unanimity prevailed responding 1 who claim for it that to the choice of the Territorial Convention and wrecked and when the multitude j ior tlie upon were to death ficary claim fur it what I do nnt think has ever we are assured that their to promote Mr And never we trust wil I the mem of that brave old man depart Who no- My duly deed lie desired no j reward boi own heart and con- cuald accord him lie had crew that which ha had begged uf n at least uae III reach the horf who might he able fell tke tale of much Buttering and fur who had been lio the ing ol and had wept at b the limn d ulC in ui replaced him safely in yet Conceded one nation to another election will be characterised by tlie greatest energy harmony and zgaL Such are the principles that we are willing 10 in fairness of argument think must bo conceded in the settlement of this question We think they cim be safely so without 10 the argument or tions of our Secretary of Slute in his letter to Mr Fox or to the course of the j on the subject We admit that for this we I have to resort to views which are not the ones but b them tu be true and in fact tn i.e the only consistent ones upon the j Heretofore with the single subject we will not hesitate in advancing them the papers of both We will examine the farther in a future I of him most favorably Here w number lev DOTY arrived at thi inst where he was with the ruml Affection and regard It s fortunate for the people whom he served so and efficiently in Congress as a ga e that the man who perhaps of all understands the wants the capabilities the in- tei ests of the Territory has been chosen to fill th Executive chair Governor Doty is a man of extensive information active habits and in- do perseverance he has identified se fas il were with Wisconsin and his whole will be directed to the development of qr of deep in the heart of SMAM small light of the locos in Brown a attack on the character of Mr Arnold This paper of all presses stand-alone in its at- tack upon Mr Arnold's of the iu physical resources and the improvement of th moral and social condition of its inhabitants V JWM 29 The above is from the New York Stm and is a compliment lo Gov DOTY It shows th estimation in which he is held abroad by men w have had the means of informing in relation to his habits and to the interests of the w Delegate in Congress Expressions Hire this from respectable es should cause the blush of shame to mantle the cl eek of many in this Territory who for no tn motive than to gratify a vindictive last number of the jrg are daily stigmatising his character and en- to the impression abroad that pies of and mental being And he opposition papers well know case why make such earning people and why such flummery abont the Whigs having acknowledged that their friends in Congress were We can assure our opponents that those things from them are as they deserve by the people whose penetration and judgment are probably as good as those of the men who would dictate to them views of Territorial policy O fN C j 0 LI I h j r upon HIP hill until 1 A From Log Cubin NATIONAL BANK re Mr A is known and universally ior bis private worth such attacks cannot injure him TUK CASK OK novel nature oi principles of public I iw involved in linn disc tin singular positions in wl ich of nnd this rind themselves in to it and There are some connected with the tory of this country which while they are yond dispute nnd well impregnable tu are in danger of being or overlooked from their very notoriety ing as they do directly to the common sense right reason of the we con- sent that they be overlaid al this time We j and we very much mistake feeling that exists among the freemen of Brown if tins puny effort of some scurrilous penny-a-liner does not the which sanctions il While Mr A was at Madison last winter no member of the Legislature was more assiduous in the dis- charge of his duties He was always in his scat the results which j therefore bristly reproduce them it whichever way j the close our Revolution in it ma lu n hav all conspired ti jive it a j 3 tu ci lt or uo f nnd importance which rarely j or central for effecting to any individual one point of view which be of which 1 do not think I b fli fully us il have n and that is this Unit the I lining nf is executed nil- a anil that il lias thu full llu j mil il an act of legitimate u i rules of WAV aa by the t i f Il is not every act of iv uri i that will he justified hy iif a war and j status only an liy of in lo il The j d ix too Unit ants authority y be j aie a and providing a uniform currency for the government and people During this period there were few banks in the try scarcely the depreciation of Government or Continental discredited nil money w atever That period was a and if the of U tinge Co are sound i1 should been one of ity Yet history us that the direct contra y w the out lhal period the want of a convenient currency was every where felt in the enterprise tlie discouragement and decline of industry and the universal lence of bankruptcy and iary suffering At length a National Bank was eel and instantly the whole country lelt the isi if i-d to th in iv of to it impulse As if hy industry of KI r is in at least lo commerce started inlo life and j but it has for ils pre- j A sound convenient currency and In nu mis and cheap Revo of uw of shut in electric movement For twenty through i U 1 mil is nut considered foreign and M in modem and an army j and wan in Europe and on the ocean In- i would use lie treated by and insurrections lit thai bank dily upheld the National Credit transfer- red and the revenue without the loss i ol a or the cost ol a cent arid a circulating medium of par value throughout i Union twenty years of j tlie National Debt steadily ed till il was nearly i A of the Bunk was defeated in 1811 a combination of political and i personal hostility Tlie House its favor I and the Senate divided the casting vote of the Vice President killed it Three years from that day saw the currency aira n deranged and de i a- A private may war on Ins account and in hi anil in ins own Kill the m of the willi winch his own is I I llu lie in tlie service it In- in iml.Kiich is Tins case ol j is a one Unt il in only one of a i lasj Il is not an to a is il glorious j'rnii introduced hy of j model n warfare lo J Ii und nacs j n the of The does nt private however rv any of craft nnd Hut -tie war will not justify or unnatural cruelty in ils Had in war f her private is to i our or Krauklin or i in the lust war a secret lu lilow up the Capitol instead array to burn it tin I or of i i authority could h iv and tor ifive authority lor I law of not justify of or espionage actors are re- mui the reason M why they the thai j i c the f i f the r in the of in the settlement of Ilio tu -life 1 il lustra lion another instance I hut in though Mol ui practice A war bleaks oui between i and und an English tied off New York prepares lo in- il Tlie of t inne the himself t l 1 of the of the t u it His i tor t of the c hie below and 1 Ii ui and i juin dick I Ilial u Court Martial t ud l ir lull anil of yard nu lie a I tint he have the banks to specie for their notes they liad found no ty thuro was a National Bahk j a heavy National Debt rolling np with frightful ty public as welp as individual credit in short come again spirit was cast aside and the tested approved remedy for currency disorders again reunited to A National fiank was and soon the struggling shapeless elements hegan to resolve once inlo form anil order After a temporary check in- i by the of the ine plain reason letted to conduct thr Bank it was fully anil entered upon the discharge of ils ties The local Banks were brought back to spec ie payments the national once a healthful the heavy dilit was funded and steadily reduced year hy year until before the charier expired every dollar tiad been paid were the revenues o the Government ed transferred and disbursed in the of specie for all about three hundred loss or the cost of a dollar 5 Such was the condition of things when Jen Jackson his experiment of improving currency by destroying the tional A dc ht reduced from over one hundred to a rapidly diminishing a currency more convenient and c thin any portion of the worM ever known specie payments every where a long series of I changes uniform and a medium equal in value lo coin in every pan of the Five of experiment the veto of sufficed to change all this to derangement obstruction depreciation the of j and general distress The sun ol f the lake the moit i system being destroyed a mid- i uf in behalf j should fn that general fine ami I and Approval nf I if that il had been experiment I J all the HI W tud the in his l commission from our Gove infill for all vessels i Mir Th answer i v W ill il acla were of I r nml un ti In dunl out of til ji mint M- IK KI 1 it mil It i I km td oil part ol 1 nl been C t it not I hut lie rr onr it iho legitimate principle IK a individual in il ii lie will l-r on one Hide of I tw md if it ol the ether There minr tully recognized and uniting 1 lie t uf i doc our nwn have on various to expressly repudiate pre- alternative and in the English high in our own oi high who have found in onus gamut country although liud il when young become the of had soon settled upon the face of tile country tt The of the evil hns at wrought in a The architects of ruin are overthrown The op- of the experiment and experimenters are called by the to assume the conduct of the government What shall they We say the country a slie needs long and upon the details hear every man's suu with a firm that the Bank t lie created shall he best over that ita advantages accrue to mid be felt liy the whole pe lint on main point let there be no doubt no The drooping unrewarded try crippled com the prostrate the disjointed currency of country all require a National Bank A new paper hns been h is unworthy of public confidence Their v le attempts may succeed for a lime but so p ble are their falsehoods and so apparent their n designs that an intelligent public will n t long be but will condemn d and do justice to the injured parly DEMOCRATIC WHIO MEETING AT PRAIRIE DU CHIEN At a meeting of the Democratic Whig citizens of Crawford county held at the Court House in Prairie 10 receive report of the Delegates from Crawford county to the held at on the 1st of July ALFRED A C Ro- gers Secretary The Chair having briefly stated the objects of the meeting it was On notion of H Lock wood Resolved That the Delegates present Report The Delegates then reported as follows Pursuant to a meeting held at Prairie da Chiea by the Democratic Whigs of the County of Crawford H Lockwood Cha's J and Alexis Bailly were sen as Delegates o the Convention to be held at Madison on the 1st of July for purpose of f r THAT BOWIE AGAIN ticle on this subject is doubtless yet fresh in the minds of the people We had hoped when we t il J v vc penned it that we should not be again compelled proper person toe to allude to the but the extraordinary In accordance with the above choice course pursued by pitiful scape goat of the Delegates proceeded to Madison and Courier makes it bat justice to the public mind of the several other to ourselves to him and lo an injured private citizen to again lay the subject before oar in the Council ever watchful of the interests of his when on important com- he was laborious and faithful The Phoenix is willing to admit that Mr A is possessed of decided consequently fears very justly too that he will outrun the Hero of the whose character may well deserve praise when in a moral and in- point of view it will bear comparison with that of Mr Arnold AND His is amusing to witness the unwearied but abortive attempts of the to direct attention from able points in the character of the c infirm the first reports of a fairs existing in the counties of Boone Ogle a id in Illinois The necessary c inclusion from the accounts is that there are i i fact two nearly equally balanced parties in stealing and ers As the appended letter if the editor's regard for and his respect for the of private character could not re- strain him from indulging invite and scurrilous abuse of a worthy fellow citizen il would at least be supposed that would lead him to abuse with caution the indulgence of those who are restrained by pity and contempt alone from laying his character in all its bare to the public gaze We at our control no language by which we can ex- press our utter abhorrence of the base and wretch who will take advantage of er's inability to vindicate his character and seek to destroy without good cause and without deriving benefit from the welt- 111 HIV 1 I from the blackest motives and the inio v u reputation of one who never knew as r lynching and in self- defence the protection of their lives and property Reluctant as we are to admit it is 1 that a slate of morals exists lamentable character and consequences 1 as no parallel in the history of tbe aps of the Union We have assurances from that the gang of desperadoes ho infest the and Rock rivers in i hose counties have become so numerous as to the constituted authorities at defiance In precincts they have the administration of l t ie laws in their own hands by the election of t own Justices and others the designs of the law by base a motive as the ruling impulse of the ant's life And we believe that the public look with less of sympathy and more of detestation upon the cowardly moral assassin than we although he is judged with indulgence under the conviction that having had no reputation ties of the Territory proceeded lo a when on the second bullet JONATHAN E chosen by a role of 39 to On motion of Hon J H Lockwood Resolved That a committee of three be pointed to draft and report resolutions sive of the sense if the meeting in reference to our political relations Thereupon the Chair appointed Hon James H Lockwood Alexis Bailly and Alexander McGregor to constitute said committee Tbe Committee after taking a recess ed through their Chairman he following which wore unanimously adopted the gift of the American People was a contest for ples which freemen should ever cherish and port and which we have the fullest confidence will be faithfully carried President who has during the brief period of a manly and disinterested devotion lothe popular will That the present crisis is one which rails upon every Whig in this Territory lo ly around the principles of the Whig parly in order to avert from our people the baleful evils of und lo secure lo all classes I he benefits of wholesome and salutary laws That this meeting cordially respond ernor by malicious and unfounded attacks upon j in all have partially Governor This stale device however I the people and oblige of the enemies of reform will not avail Gov i fear of lives lo submit to Doty is too lii m and inflexible a republican to be swerved for a moment from the straight for- ward path of duly by the vile of his enemies Finn and unflinching he will neither be intimidated nor dismayed thwarted nor the blustering efforts oi his nant The manly stand which he has taken in defence of the rights of people and the best interests of Territory in opposition lothe faction while it excites their mal- ice and draws down upon him their ly endears him the lo the real of reform not only in the Territory but throughout the Union Twice triumphantly elected to a seat in Congress by the people of the Territory in spite of the opposition of the he will now be sustained as Governor in a manly and triumphant manner by the freemen of consin President Tyler deserves the thanks not only ol the Whig party but of the whole country for so faithful and intrepid a champion of the people's rights to the tive office of the Territory ATTORNEY are gratified to learn that MORTIMER M Esq of eral Point has been appointed Attorney al for this in place of H N Wells removed The removal of Mr Wells after the extraordinary couise he has lately couise which neither party car in candor due alitte to Guv and the ple of the Mr Jackson is a man of commanding and an able and advocate and his appointment wil be a popular one The Phoenix reiterates the stale old charge against Field of ing while Secretary of State of Illinois kept possession of the State archives after having been removed by an exercise of the tional power of tlie Governor Although some of features of the affair are correctly stated those which Rive to it moral character are perverted H is correct that Gov Carlin com- missioned a successor claiming the i ering of their property During the silling of the Circuit Court in Ogle county the Court louse was burned and threats were publicly made that nothing but blood would atone for any by the citizens to bring the of law to justice With such a terrible burthen upon the public energies fur months or and oppressed by dread anxiety and ant is not to be deemed ar that it should become weary of res from its the ties that it or the means of liberation what they night There is an end to human icd if there is a limit beyond which endurance s no longer a virtue the murder of friends and he destruction of property will justify men in aking the law into their own hands and ng their own wrongs It is a fearful thing to ash the public mind into commotion and trammel the free will of the PEOPLE But whatever sympathy we might entertain or those who fee themselves the victims of the state of morals or to whatever extent ve might justify them being i a portion of the does seem that mind I with the due application of the laws mist be equal to the emergency of the party whose natural or acquired rights are has a full and unreserved remedy at if the execution of the law is ed there must be a higher tribunal competent to estore to it its dignity and supremacy And if here is in those an extensive and conspiracy against the regularly public order anil ic are not the principals proceeded gainst as We are glad that the press appears disposed 10 calm the public feeling and repudiate though n a prudent antl conciliatory manner the bloody of the we believe that through ils influence the public mind will with little reflection settle into as firm a i lion to sustain tlie law as to maintain 1 rights We regret to learn however that al right to do it is not true that he had that right The arose a number of I l ie Rockford Star by going too far in its efforts years before in the which cheek commotion has fallen a victim to Carlin with I Chicago Tribune one of the ablest i i the North-West is loud in its condemnation thill il he obeys Ina j nl Pa entitled The and has placed nt ils head the name of Major General Scott as a candidate for the Presidency in The sustained some injury to her machinery a couple of days since when off which pair The Rochester towed her down to land where now her place ii supplied by tlie Adv most his entire party by their decided thai tlie Executive had not that right otherwise ilian in concurrence with the consent of the Senate Since that time the necessity of the concurrence of the Senate was never questioned until 1839 At a period just previous it will be recollected self-styled democracy made the discovery that the generally conceded powers of the Stale Executives were too limited and that true de- dictated the investment of the ive Governors with the full and unreserved right to appoint and control the minor officers of the Whigs not recognising the of this new-fangled democracy urged the dangerous tendency of such power and the necessity of checking the Executive with the in Illinois the contest was peculiarly spirted The power was by constitution given to the ernor by and with the advice and consent of the the Legislature had decided thai and consent of the Senate were therefore The locofocos disputed the necessity of that''adviire and and the Whigs contended that they were necessary save in cases of palpable maladministration The Governor attempted to remove the Secretary without any of dereliction of and contrary to expressed wishes of the will ten re- the Secretary as was his duty to the people the Legislature and the Constitution resisted it as an encroachment of usurpation by the Governor of one of most important powers of the people reserved to the people by specific con- The offender ia liable to a fine j Ms candid and of I by post office when the fact con be proven upon Sun the t ncy at New York lias received directions Irom the post department to proceed against persons who write upon the margin of of th ir lilt and were go i pere with the object of saving the expense of provision ber the lime ofj letter i It Uic with the ef deemed A tine of five paid a few in their personal i to the post office in this city by a it mmy te to within tbe icope of who had violated the post writing Crll of mighty on the margin of n newspaper and we under- at war stand that cases of simitar infractions which con- been handed over to the United States aad then we the uey with to prosecute for the fhe of the bf And he was sustained in t f thing like lynch law and we believe 1 ill yet have the of seeing its course approved by the very man whose cts it now condemns If the proceeds of the public lands are c directly among the what 1 ope is there that a Whig Congress will out of treasury already as they say deficit by make any appropriations for the im- j of the Fox and Wisconsin So asks the Phoinix Well does the Phoenix expect that with a distribution we shall get less for our rivers from the Whig that fiom the very parental locofoco administration Or does he consider the new more liberal than the It ould seem so But does he not know that distribution will relieve the General nent to a great extent of the demands upon il t the States fur purposes of improvement 2 nd leave it about as able to render us assistance a it was before t The old administration and i sacrificed the commercial interests c f the North lo secure the support of the South a id crippled the Federal Government by the Tariff policy of the new T ill relieve the Government of debt brought upon il by the locofoco federalists and enable it to the growth and prosperity of the for honesty he cannot appreciate ils worth and never having of il he cannot with who suffer from the of his hatred have deemed the knife as deserving of bin a passing notice liad it not been that we on occasions ed Docile with the cowardly practice of arming to the teeth when among his friends and been as often met with denials and charges of falsehood and malevolence from such men as he of tbe that too when they knew our statements to be tme The public mind in its present refined stale is always ready to condemn such it was abused and we were vilified lo screen Gen Dodge from contempt It was therefore but just to ourselves and to public mind that we should allude to the affair We viewed it as the community did as highly discreditable to tlie character of an individual of Gen Dodge's social standing and military pretensions to come among the people ot Milwaukie armed from the spur to the and evidently sleep with a huge knife in his bed as if he Smell on his nf a In laying the affair before the public we con- fined ourselves to the representations of those who were acquainted with the supposing that the full knowledge of the public to sustain us would ensure us against charges of falsehood and partisan Bui dis- appointment in that though irritating would not be of great we do deem it a matter of grave importance that a reckless and cravenly coward should seize upon hir con trol of a public journal as a means of traducing and calumniating the character of a citizen who is obnoxious to him as he is soto his master The efforts oi the Courier to injure the tation of the House like those ed at the character of Mr PAYNE fall harmless to the ground Some of his most unfounded falsehoods we hail intended to have determined to await their acknowledgement by their author in his next For Milwaukie July 17th 1841 MR NOOSAN your last uf the you altuck upon u at Ilio in regard the entering Dollar's room or implements lie may haii Mir Howie knives ami kind lo liim anil which unfortunately IIM in buil ol Muf loM to Itiu of I Lhc man who reported lioen of ir liy thi whu took the knife and it lo lite nt my my room ilown no tail in in the ier you lo inc And I now pronounce and you a deliberate lie when you penned your remarks apply la incur nou You should be last man of another so I should hink would be the better of valor wil h you us far as your reputation in concerned in UILS You the of tin Herrien County Dank of Michigan which your swindled people out of thousand dollars From thence yon run away lo this Territory You lo Dary Racine Ar- which he to and which you pledged him arid hu press which is now the Madison should be lo in aet you have returned nothing but base You Ihen became bosom friend of Gov because he lo yon the office of Auditor of Territory Yon alt-o through tlic of the Gov and his friends obtained printing of and detected ia eighteen hundred lars after receiving in enormous compensation for the vices you rendered With these facts which are I to the nomination made by Whig Territorial Convention held at Madison on the 1st inst of the Hon JONATHAN E ARNOLD of Milwaukee as a candidate for Congress and that confiding in his integrity and ability and disregarding nil sectional feeling or we will give him our firm and Resolved That in the ruthless systematic assaults of the combined locofoco presses of this Territory upon the private and political acter of his Excellency Governor DOTY we the convulsive throes of an that calumny and misrepresentation malice and are means industriously employed by late locofoco and adherents iu this Territory to impair the influence and undermine the character of one who has Ions known to us as a citizen nnd who for nine years was the United Stales of this Judicial District Bml who has himself on all to be among the est champions popular rights and one of the most g opponents if misrule thai in the eminent abilities of ernor in his intimate acquaintance with the wants and resources of our tory an acquaintance acquired by a residence of more than twenty years in the in his knowledge of of our Indian tions and of the various Indian tribes of the North West in his business habits conciliatory manners and public spirit we have an guaranty that lie will so discharge the Of he station to which he has been appointed by President Tyler as fully to justify the confidence reposed in him by his appointment and to mote the best interests of the people of konsin n Whig Committee of ance be appointed for the County of Crawford which shall consist of the following persons Ezekiel Tainter Davut Clarke Gilbert Savage Alexis Bailly Lockwood Alfred H D White N T Hard Wm John 8 Lockwood J li Miller Hercules L A C Hiram Dulap Win Carts Robert D Lester C J Learned and B F Mai a han On motion the proceedings of this signed by the Chairman and Secretary bo A BRUNSON A C ROGERS TUK CANDIDATE Yesterday cardinals of ihc party assembled at Madison who the parly must sustain Our ad- vices from are not since ten o'clock on Sunday at which time the friends of Dodge had rather the vantage ground of the ents of Mr having that morning met in secret conclave to strengthen the wavering of their own men and whip or wheedle ranks of the eastern faction Mr Wells we understand much by being on the ground Should the re- the nomination what will the numerous locofocos oi this region say who dissatisfied with his r as betrayed here have dared to express their to support such a man Aside If Mr Wells has received the ation will M M Strong continue to nibble ai the bare hook they have given him 7 Mr Wells to be urged upon the Con- vention as an and efficient while the claims of the were to be founded upon his as a candidate So he choice of the Convention will be a decision of the question whether the public good or parly interest is lobe the ruling motive of the party CONGRESS Our reports from Congress are to July 3d and so much has been said and so little done that we have no hope that the public expectation will be ed The are divided and cannot agree among themselves and the opposition are busy in promoting the One design of the locofocos is to defeat the Bank and to this its friends are led into discussions of particulars and urged Into uncompromising opposition by spirited litigation The will however passed in some shape Court of tkc State These are the notorious facts of case and The Telegraph says we have en- d lo induce the belief as tbe n is Whig unless we send a Delegate o simitar politics the Territory will be s and for nothing but opinion's The statement is false We have never sought create such an impression But we have en- d and shall continue to to keep before il e public the fact that a friend to t he admin the editor of the must have and the majority in that to be so if he knew any thing about it If his a Bird majority df whatever party was on the naked assertion of il ey accomplish more lhan one Courier why not qualify version by n hose own political principles will repel him so f: nm the majority and attach him lo the reward for your PAYNE The Courier of the inst in speaking of the celebrations al Prairieville says that the Whigs endeavored to get up a political bration under the cloak of for the and by community glaring you in tlie face I should think that would be very careful you lack the of others And I jou by you public a retraction iu you liave made in concerned and the public Wish be to a great extent grati manner to mo you hall receive The proposition for distributing the of the public lands had been up several days and was progressing slowly towards iu passage The of Congress is ed and impeded by the minority contesting ery thing and feature and proposing the have too much sympathy purpose of with the arrangements of for them to choku them off with the previous the democrats The editor well knew when he session is Whig penned the expression that it was utterly and indulgence protracted lo make capital for their absolutely false in every feature The statement opponents was a mere paltry contemptible falsehood propagated by him to cover tbe design of the public outrage perpetrated by his party on the following Monday The spirit that ated the party celebration was a spirit of uncompromising bitterness that would fice the noblest traits of the public moral acter and undermine our free institutions to build up and sustain tt e crumbling fortunes of a w have the satisfaction of ing that ths transaction is condemned by tbe candid of heir own of whom had been led to countenance it by tbe assurance tbat the had in contemplation one of a similar A friend who lias travelling in the western counties from The great noise made by the locos abont dis- among here to all all arrant humbug 1 was surprised of feeling thai prevails throughout the west as 1 had to find the reluctant to rally to the support date Yoa may Ibe friends of Mr Ar- nold there that they bare nothing lo fear from the backwardness of heir brethren in dig- gings If the eatt half thr Justice to your and thai ifer low he U good by M orei Or Tbe Sopre rite Court it session u
