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'J‘tt1t«: t~.*t1:aw,1t.r{ GAZ‘-§?.T:‘§-3,
VIS PUBLISHED EVERY WEDI/lESD_/\Y l\/l0R/lll/lG,
OVER no t"t“s s't‘ortr:. n N -rm; Duct,
West side the .B7‘I([ge.
TERMS.-— l‘u-o tloll:trs per aunuttt. payable It
_atlv:tt1ce-S2 25 at the end til" the year.
To stilts:-rtltt-rs who live out.of the Carri:-r"s
_dISlrll'l and call at the Oliice for their papt-rs,
.31 50 per year. tfpajicl in (l(./'L'tU7(.‘(i--HIl)l‘l‘\\‘ls(
$13 will he (‘lltl|’}_'t‘(l. Mail -stthscriners per
nonum. payable-. in :ttlv:tnt-t,-. Ntttttttersztttetttl
ed to. and tin sttlts‘ripti_un reccivt tl for less than
sis tnontlts. To contpanics of six or more. re-
ceiviog their papers by mail. $I 50, payable all
toga!/ter, in rzdvtzrtce.
E!(t'(‘tllt1r’.~‘t)t|tl Atlministratnr’s Notices. 3 in-
sertiotts. S1 —-('t1trtnti.~siotter‘s notices, $51 25.
Yearly tttlvertisets. one Square, 310 per annunt.
p:tyal1letpt:1rterl_v in ntlvance. All other atlver
tisetttentsrtt the rate ol'$l per sqttare for 3 it)ser-
lions. and 25 cents for each stilts:-(pit-ttt IllSF‘.l’llt?lJ.
0;‘;-" All casual advertisements sent to this Of-
fict-.t-tltttultl ho at.-cntttpanietl by the cash. Nu
ptlters attended to.
ll©§3 E'9ll‘;?.:TlLNlTllt‘\’-JC‘§-,,
OF ALL KINDS.
MEATLY EXECUTED AT THE GAZETTE 0FFlt_}E_.
ALUABLE R[~.‘.»1L PROPERT
FOR SALE.
TIIE FIll).‘~‘Cl‘lllr=l‘(’-fI‘l.‘l‘.~’ for mile the ground
cxtv-ntlittg from ilk‘ llrttlge, at the lt--ail of
Nurwaltt H-ria-tr, with :3 Storm! 8I.'ll)tllll‘__|' ll)t*rl-‘.-
on. PaL'l] ulinttt ‘J0 ii-wt Wttle tutti I’l‘I‘.'ll) Iii} to SE)
{wt deep, all ttutlto"g:tv~cl watt-rt-tls and 111 com-
plete. rt-pair; t.1e l-mgttt of th-- grottanl l':o=1tin~_-‘
the lie"-.rll()!' tr uh:-ttt;‘I2t,l fact. Without. t-.\:tgget--
nttttu it tn.-ty he said that t.h-- t-tttu.itiun til" the
stbuve. pt‘opvr:.y in not ttptall»-ti by any in this
state for facilities in tla:ltt_:_r i:U.-il:tCF.~7, or will pay
a better intr-«I.-.-zt 'l'tn-re is every mr.vet-i~ut:e
f-‘trtltt>fre=i§_rlt‘it1,,>“u:ttttt>sst)t:tweetiN--rxwtllt and
New York,’ tor wlttclt ptJ."pt-S‘: it lt-as l)"(.‘tl ttsutl
tin‘ 30 ye.-1.r.< past. Any ,n--r.-.:. n vti.-lr1in,t_r to gur-
Ktlllftstf will of c-tttr.~xe cx tIlIlll‘.‘ tor lzints-cit‘, and a
:f”l'I.lll'I‘ tic.-.c‘Tll‘t!.lu-I ts lll:'l’=I'IJl'l3 (I:.‘Ciltt.‘(.l unne-
_8t3h1l(l‘V. 'I’il.lt,'lllxlliullltillle.
I N. I3. Two Sl-1u,tt.-: Wlll also he sold with the
‘ab: ve prt.1pt:rty. one C-7, ‘hr other «57 tun.-=. Tue
‘_‘9JbUV’.;)'-|)T0l)‘.‘3l"‘I‘y may ht-. inn: any l.ll|xl;3 pr. VinLL~‘.l{)
to 2.. th Hi L1~trt.-it tn-.x'. A . ll()Yl‘.
I‘JIll"-Vdll-(,.l-'.ltill'tl'V I‘-J. l‘5Il:'). 9-SIT
LL deltt.-z due the sttbst lIl)F’l', Wllltjll are not
settler! p!t‘Vlt-US to the 2.3:')=.lt Ma-‘ch next,
will be put in suit.
M. HOYT.
Norwallt. Jan. I9. l-Sill"). 97
3 ‘ '.‘».—3—'-‘L l.irit:ttt1n'l’t-ta l’ut~., .3'u-_-arziutl Qt‘--:’ttt1.
.3. a lltllt: tilt‘ lt--at iu tttatltet. at is. Ut..\ttt{'s.
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From I/te Nizlio/tal hlelligcnccr.
S? E? OF \~'\"liSl73.
put 73!’. suzmcr or ‘rat: x.._t'rx n:tr.§.t.c.t';‘tu.\'s
(CO.\'CLL'DtID.)
December 2!, 1838.
Sir. I will rea-‘l no l_l';QTt‘ t;_ftl1csc t'tlS(‘.':‘;
tit-.3sz-. few I hat-‘tr givv.-1} as spt-citttetts are not
the gravest or the least of l?:t‘ty or fifty I C to
cttttrtterztte. I11 Z.;lt’Il'.Z_(}l'l to these, I CU’l.2lt,l
‘show you facts the lllSltlIlt‘t’S of Lt:-wi.-5
Alsbury, 1:liclcs:tt). Sit-t‘lin«,_r. Sin.-ldon, Ro-
ttl'§. ’,l’i1_‘,-’iQl‘. 53.)-'i:1tl£l, All‘.-ti, I‘I:1wl{itt.<,
lat:kbut‘tt, Carlin. O'.\'enS, Cannon, M. J’.
iétllcn. Iltttcltitts, BCHSUII, littll-“Ill -rt, i‘vlit«:h—
_cll, McCt1‘ty, Sintpson, Hays. Skinner,
Blaltely, l\’I.:Rol.tez‘ts, arid ntttttcrous others,
5.‘ 4'1
EJLJLJ .3iIia'.
‘ 8.30 telious to mcnliott,’ all goirr-:,; to the s:1ntt:,
.p-Jint--o;’iici:il tteglt-ct, \'l0lttll(in of law :tn~'l
,dt1t_v, and corrttpt tl(llt]lltl.>‘.ll‘tlllOl’l. All going‘
to sitow 1rtore—--tl1::t the losses have all cct-ttr-
rc.l by failure to of.-:;2os.izc in brutil.-..¢, and by
leaving ttmn-.-_v.x: in the hztt.-(ls of Stlb-l.l‘t"r‘tStlf‘-
ers. And more s'.ill——'.h:‘.t. ttottvithstandinf:
the pre cusion sit up in the I’t‘csislcnt’s l\~It_-s-
sage to this ses:<l0u, this Ailtuittistration is
guilty b’-yorrl all former example of ‘the
It'tlpl'Opl‘It'I_'{ of diverting public money to
private pttrposcs.’
No, sir, I will wade through no mot‘c of
these cases. Icome at last to tltat ofS..1ntt1el
Swartwout, the largest, though not the last
of the list.
Santut.-l S\V.'ll‘lWC~Ut went out of office the
20th of March, absconding on the 16th of
August, and was not proceeded against utttil
the month of Novcntber, 1838. How does
the Secretary account for this delay’!
According to the report to this House,
St\'a1‘tt\'out’s last retutn, Marclt 28,1838,
showed a balance against him amounting to
$201,006 40.
Letter of Swartwout to Secretrtry, dated
April 13. states that he holds this sum sttb-
ject to sundry soils of law then penfli-rig to
recover tacit duties.
Lt-ttcr front VVoodbut‘y to Swartwout,
April 16th, /ropes that St-sartttout will dr p
si.-= one-/talfof that amount to the credit of
the United States.
Letter front VVoodbu1‘y to Comptroller
Barker, April l6th, would I/tank hitn to have
;Swat‘twout’s :tt‘cot,tnt st-t'|etl.
And here. sir, you must permit me to di-
gress a moment to show you a piece ofMr.
_Sr’CIt‘I(1l'y’S clticanery in the nutnbt.-t‘ing of
this last II_’tT,()]'_ You will perceive that it is
dated the l6th April, prior in date to Swan-
\vout’s excuses contained in his It'l.l.t'.l‘ and
those of Prict-’s of the 20th. 2lst, and 25th
of April ; yet, in the S.-cret.:1ry’s report, page
-3 l, it is t'efet‘re'l to as‘ if subsequent to those
three l--tters of letter date. This I5 some Ol
Mr. Woodbury’s obfuscz_1‘ion.s_.otn.e of his
_rnLr:ldy water to escape by. It is important,
_’and you would not observe the effect of the
upon a hasty reading. You will see the
_cIfcct directly.
The next letter in the series is that ol
Barker, the Comptroller, to Millet‘, the First
Auditor,_dated,April l7th, requesting him to
settle the account of Swartwnut.
Letter of Barker to Swartwout, dated
\
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tprrl l7th. re-quests him to return his ac-
untnts to First Autlitot‘.
Letter frotn l.'\-'oo.:lbt.1t‘y to I':}at‘l<er,d:1tetl
\pt‘il l8tl1, 7(’0t'I,l.~’Z Z/La‘/2.7: /rim to call on thr-
.5‘-.:li::rlor to get from the D-‘strict A!!orne]/—-
sks T-..nt to call on Dick to get from I-liar
‘y l——i1t New York (Price) :1 list of the suits.
1:.-ttzlittg‘ :1-_r:tiust S‘.\’21l't\\'Ol]l for return duties,
=nl their am-.iu1tt, &c. endorst.-d with the
sztme t‘eqt1o_-st to the S.)llCltOI‘.
Now. this letter, you will ol.1set‘ve, was
written in obvious rt’fe“ence. to Swartwout’s
of 13th of April, giving these suits pending
as excuse liar retztining the balance in his
hart-'ls of $‘£0l,O00.
'l‘t e next It-ttcr is from Swartwottt to
Wooslb-try, dated the Zlst, in reply to I-Vootl
bt1t‘y’:slt-ttet‘ of the 16th, enclosin-__r one from
I?ri_ce, tinted the ‘30tl1,showing his Ill-ll\'l(lU‘tl
lizthility for jtttlgtemettts on protests,attd stat-
ing that the notices of protests were t-stimatcd
tlt I}l’I\\'9I'Il $200,000 and $300,000.
I‘/oodbury then, in :1 letter to 13.1 rket‘, da-
ted April 23d, refers S1\':‘tI‘l\Vr)l1t’S letter‘ to
him, and sttggests that Swztrtwout should
furnish lloyt, his Sl_lt‘.('.({‘S$0l', with funds to
meet refunded duties pail under protest.
B_ irker, by letter to SW:1l‘l\VOl1t, dated 24th
of April, stattes his of the 21st has been re-
ferred to him. and that 7t was necess .t‘y he
Should so furnish Hovt with funds. '
Barker to Swartwout. April the 26th, re-
qut-.~ts ltint to rt-rider his accounts tothe First
Auditor. Gilpin, the Solicitor. irt :1 lettt-rto
Barker. April the 27th. (‘.l'l(‘l()St“S Pt'ir.‘e’s let-
ter, as district it'.tot‘rtey, in t‘epl_v to the Sacre-
t=try’s, of the l8th of Apt‘il.showin;r the list
of the suits. This letter of Price. dated the
‘25th of April, to Gilpin, shows that there
were but two suits pending LllltlPt‘l(lt"(l ---d1tn1a-
ges in one $2,000, in the other 8158 80, and
the amount of tttts:1t.is{ir-rl juLI'_"t‘metlIS to be
lbut 8.3.56! 63; the whole amount for which
St-.‘:1ttwout was intlividuilly liable but 37,-
720 43. And. fttrtln-t‘, tit-tttthere \'\‘ere. 115
prot-‘sis, llnCt‘l‘I:tll] in amottnt; ‘ but, by esco-
ztzinrttion of iwoices an.zla])p1‘n.isente2tts at
Cl/SI’0/ll‘/’i0'ZS£’, t/rt: tLIIl(7'I/ll of malt elaim could
be 7'c’.’Z~’lfb_I/ rzsccrla.ine.'.l.’ He ailtlst
‘I will apply to the present collector
(II-.)_vt) for such 'st.1tem--rtt. and trnnszttit it to
_vot.t, upon my rvct-ipt tlte,t'c-of. It will, how-___
ever, l‘t’q'lll't;‘ set2arzL.’ (.1.’L;I/S to prepe,t‘_c sucl. a
,docu:ttent_.’ " ' ’
l\,"o‘.\', sir, in this letter we see that S\‘.'ftt‘t
wout’s f'X!‘l!S.’ for l‘- tainingr this I-1l’:IL‘ bal-
ance of 340! 000 to meet $7.00) was false.
{or cool! rm Zi/y he utarle ti appt-ar true or
léitlse itt a l3£~'l’lOl not 1--xceeding,‘:tt' most, ‘ sc-
lz‘e7‘rr/ r1rz‘z,~‘s.’ VVere any steps t:,tlt'€ll toascer-
{tom the amount of th s_t- protests? None
Atttl, Sll‘, ht--t_‘t- I bring your attention to the
ll:-tt-3r of \Voodl1ur_v dated Anril 16th, num-
ill‘-‘.’I‘t,‘(l 0, and to his report. l‘vI.t1‘k you, sir.
ip1,§_'(‘. 3 l. he stys: ’
‘ A furtljt-.11‘ inrptitjv into the case was. how-
ever, ltfl-n‘.‘t.ll.'II.9I_V instituted by me, through
ltlte First C-.m‘1r-trollnt‘ an‘! S_..»lic’tor of th;-
';'l‘t‘---asttry. It £’e7’71’I!’./I,/Zf€’b in an impression
ltl‘.:zt tie ficts ztnd the law. as to the suits and
iprrttr-sts,tnig‘ltL justify (L short cielrpy in tin-
I.-’b'.f_}.t'I..¢f.tI4LC.’1b’ St-e copies of letters N03 6 to
8.’ &c.
The lr-tt.°.rs 6 to 8, in his report, are his of
the 18th of April, Gilpin’s of the 27th or
Apr I, an! Pricc’s of the 25th of April. In
the very next pa1‘:1g,raph' of his report he
.'lt2ltlS I
‘ But the Comptroller was, n.otwit.’Lslanrl-
ing, directed t.0_-bring Mt‘. Stvztrtwo-.tt’s ac-
counts tu an err-r’-y settleinevt, and have a
prompt payment rttade of whatever amount
shottld appear to be not in doubt or contro-
vcrsy’ ‘
Now, would not any one suppose, from
this report, in this connection, tl'ltltl.l'llS(.lIl"*.'C~
tion to the Coutptroller was given subse-
qzze-ttly to the date of this letter ft‘ont I’riC"
of the 25th, falsifying Stv-artwot1t’s of the
ll0lll? The Secretary intended to create
isuch an impression, but. upon rt-.fer=;nce to
‘the No. 9 he cites. you will find no step what-
ever until :1 letter f‘om VVolf. the Comptrol-
ler. to Swa_t‘twottt, dated June 13th, nearly
two I120’/Ll/LS after Pric.e’s of the 25th, stating
that upon an ::djusttt1et'it of his’acc_o.unts he
,was cltarged with the enormous sum of 38,-
3365.377 l8?
This. even, startled not the Rip Van Win-
kle of the Treasttry-; but next comes lazily
tztlonganothet‘ letter from the Auditor’s office,
I.-igned by Clerk Mthon, to Swartwont dun-.1]
Attgt1s_t _l3——-ttro mo"/rt/zs, agttin, alter Wioll’
ladj ustmcn‘—ne:1rl_v_/our tttbntlts after 13.1 iét-.’§
,‘of the 25th, which was to admit of but a
;s!rr7‘.'. rlclog/, and which retptired only ‘soror-
al ll./or/s.’ at ntost-—calling upon him to for-
,wcw‘t'l /tis a.ccou.nls ! '
S.v:.t1‘ttvout took steam for England in two
days aftet‘w:1rds, August 16th! If this was
speed, ‘go it _7/e to‘/‘m,~177zs .” Pttt l'I"00.‘lblll‘V
after S\\-'ttl'I. .1 ottt and Price! Ilr-. g‘t1V'ell’)r)ri'i
‘the wort ‘go,’ and said, ‘I am coming l’
lMuscot-y drake after night hawks! -Si.-,
every step he took was like those of ltis own
unwieldly botl_v—h envy and slow; every iridi-
C ation here is that he was rather‘ for giving
thetn timely and friendly warning to take
steam, not leg bail !
It is amusing‘, now, to look at the next let-
tor of the Department :1nd its (late. Miller,
the Auditor, reports to Barker, the Comp-
troller, August 3lst, half a lunar alter the
bird lt-ad flown, that Stvartwot1t’s cccounls
/tad not been 7‘ecef.vterI ! On the 3d of Sep-
t:-tnl.-,et‘ his (Sw:1rtwout’s) securities were no-
tiflcd that he had not rendered his account!
The poor fellows took advantage of this _no-
Lice, no doubt. They were fools ifthey did
lot; and then came tI1e,CIl‘Cl1lf1I‘S, the letters
)fIllql1ll‘y, the despatches to Netv York, the
bustling activity, the hurly-burly of confu-
sion, and the wonder and sttrprise—-‘ W'lty,
why, why! Stvarttvout is gone! He is a
.
.5
-.
_be impeached.
def.-1t1ltet‘l l’l]ho \\'_o_uld have thottght it 3-
How did it happen? Can any body tell
how 12 (‘an you, Mr. Auditor?—-you, Comp-
troller ’?—any body '2’
your 'I‘rertst1ry. It is literally afdm-im'sle7‘eci
.-ind rt turned insolvr-ttt.
IVl'ty was th s delay from April to Octo-
‘ter, 1838, to ascertain what Price told them
they migltt re:1-rlily ascertain? Why this
pt‘aisements'.l
suspicion, e'.'er1——n0, ttot the least——this_ thing
was well known, not pvrhtps the amount
exactly, but the defttlcation was as \\'t’ll
kn_o_wn before October, as aftertvards in No-
vetnliet‘. Brit the elections were in O€’00€I',
and conct-almcttt ofthis nu-fitriottstransaction
was every thing until after‘ the Empire Sl..zl.l-'
and her sisters of the Union had voted.--
'I‘his was the secret of this d--lat‘, and this
was Swa't‘twout’s passport to Europe l ‘ Ect-
zferlet it be’ until after the elections! ’ It
would not do. it had been known. when
cletttiotts were tttruing on the st,tb-'I’t‘eastt1‘y
scheme, that the chief sub-Treasurer‘ ha-l
marched off with a million and more of the
public money, it would have had an electric
effect; it would have won for t5 e. country :1
victot'y tn Ohio, nottvithstanzling‘ abolition
and its kinlred political vices! Thttnk God
it is time for you, sit‘, in Tennessee!
[After giving the proofs that the Scct‘('-tary
knew or ought to have known ot the pecula-
tions or S-.vat‘t.t\-‘out from their COmYIlr’llCC~
ment. Mr. ltVise draws the following infer-
cltces frotn the facts and (lOCL'ltllt‘lll.S which be
spread before the House 2]
lst. That one Ye-’tS0l'l for not detecting this
dc.-f.tlt-atiou is, that the Sec're!rw‘_2/ ‘xtended
the time to the collector at New York for
tn:.1l<ing up and rendering his accounts for
zttljustznent.
2d. The accounting cl:-.-rks in the First
Aurlitor’s office have not been tttade, since
1822, to ascertain that the balnttcc of the
bond 21 count of the collector was ’(2Ql‘l_‘f3Cl.l_\,’
brought forward, that the al litions were cot‘-.
rt-ct, and the balance as t‘etained_, properly
SItllt"t'I. ” ' ’ ' ’
31 Bands from New York have not been
37'eco7_‘(/eil ’ Never‘ in time to accomp:1n_v ac-
counts of the CQlTlptl‘t')ll€l'. This duty has
been totally neglt-ctedd:tt‘it1gMt‘. l'Voot.ll)Lt-
t'y’s term of office, since the second qLt=:tt‘tct‘ of
1533-1.
4th. The account of Swarttvottt was not
received at the office of the First Aulitor
ttntilthe. 10th November, i838. long -zftet‘
~is neglect to f()l‘\V:’tl‘Cl the account '11 due
time had been repo_t‘te..l to the Comptroller.
5th. That the Collector had not been re-
qztirerl to rentlcran account of all outstanzling
bonds
6th. That the Collector at -w Yorli had
not been rt~qttit‘ed to t‘etut‘n,with his qtt:1t‘tet‘-
ly at-courtt of the customs, a copy of his ‘sus-
peztsa accoe/7zl.s‘.’ SltO\\'ll1;' wh-st items compose
that part of the bal;1nct3 not consisting of
ho.-ids or cash on hand.
7th 'l'l1:.tt deposites lbt‘dttllt'$ have m‘/thcct‘,
1‘+-<_r:11"(lttl as r.(z.s/L at New York, whilst at
F'i1ilat‘l- lpltia they have been so re.~_rat‘de l-—-
and the Secretary himself had control of this
—7tt_11acc?ount-able to Auditor, but the ‘remedy
obvious.’
8th. The naval oficer has not been made
to do his duty, and, if he had done his w/role
zloty, this defalcation could not have occur-
red. A
9th. That the‘-tttce/c/_y and montlbly returns
of otonics 7‘c.r.ei.t‘erl aml ymirl at t/te cu tout-
/1:0?/.Se,”Ill‘d ‘re/urn of rlebczrtwcs,’ ‘ab.-:z'*rac;,s,
of bonds put in suit,’ ‘szttztmai-_y .1-tatemeot of
’l'utfc.9 co//ectetl,’ ‘st‘he,dttlr: of brtnds t:-tken and
liqttitlated,’ t‘e-quit‘--d lot‘ the SL'CI’Cbt(»I']l’8 oflfce,
liars not been proper/7y‘ (z,rm7t,;7‘cd an.-Z com-
ymre-.’l with each other and witl'1 the quarter
13/ occowtt czr.r7‘cnl of t/re cuszfoms by the S6-
c1‘em,r3/ of tire Treasury izi-/rise/f
Such. sit‘, is the expose by this able and
lll£‘.Stt~’l'l}7 and indt,-pendent r--port ofthe abili-
[_7/ and integrz'1_7/ with which your Treasury
Depot-tment has been .C0l’lCll1C£t'(l, and by
which this million of public money has been
abstrar-t:‘-dl Sir, this report must have bcen
gall and wormtvood to Mt‘. I/Voodbury. I
understand that the manly clerk by \\'ll()lll it
\VilS made is :tlre:.d_\- under the ban of his dis
ple:1sut‘c. It isa bitingsztrcasm, it is a sneer
throughout. upon Mt‘. Secretnt‘y’s unbluslting‘
effrontery in his 72/tqttivy into the causes of
tl)i;;dcfalc:1tiort. He knew, above all men.
how it happened. Sir, if ever a Whig PW‘
sident be elected, and I have :1 t ttle of influ-
ence in his councils, this man, M-ahon. sh.tll
"he retnerttbe-red by me as a firm and faitltful
public. set‘van.t. I know him not, but this re-
port is a voucher to me of lt_is char-tcter.-—.-
Bt1t,sir. Ifot‘-,r-t! Iam doing :1 good and
true man an injury by "during here’ aloud to
commend his worth. It may remove l'll.'Zl.
(H13. the tyrrany of proscription! 'I‘l1istt1a1t
lets the cat out ofthe b§tg—-he tells yott that
the ntnal-tray was left uncovered—whol|y
neglect;-rl, :ml the ra_t_s have been pe1‘rnittetl,
at will, to go in and come out with full li-
cense fromthe Secretary. It shows thate.ve-
ry check has been abandoned and ncgl ct:-d
by the St'Cl‘e[‘«1l‘y—-—tl1P. naval officei‘—the
Comptrolle.r—not to say by the First Audi-
tor. Sir, if party spirit, like a fiend, did not
befriend and sustain this S-"‘Cl'(~'laI‘y—-pal‘t.l0l’)
and wltite-wash his hideous d-.'f.0"tnities and
delinq1encies—bliglt_t ‘Ill It’ oral sensibility
here in this Htll and at the W'hite house, he
would be reritoved from office instantly, or
Go where _\‘_nu will—- _tt‘=.1c_r.‘
hint any where, and you"tvil_l find him dull,
stupid, incompetent. neglectful, faithless and
corrupt. I mince noterms-—fear no respon-
s.bilities. If he had the sensibility ofa mrm,
he would demand 11 trial. Give me an hon-
Such is :1 picture of the administration of
‘tlttctetl with ability and integt‘it.v '2
l
l
estjury, and I will, ttpon these papers, con-
vict himl
Sir, the report of the First Corrtptroller
confirnts ‘ho report of the First Au litor.
[If]. we Mt‘. I'VlS€ read frotn the report of
J. N. B trker some extracts, also necessarily
tleli-t‘rcd.] ' I
Now, sir, be it remembered that this Ad-
ministration and the preceding are both alike
distinguisltt-.d for the (I'.)t‘.Il'lfll.‘ that the Enoch-
L
postponement to exantine invoices and ftp. ft},-9 was a ,m;t_.~t/“,5 it "say we P;-g_§,j',]mg’ 1—
_ I “'1” W” 3'00, SH‘. 1itI0l\_\'lUl'**., duty /0 trt,/re caxre 1/tut l/re/(1.-ws be _f’u’lil}Lfub[_‘I/
standing IV 1‘. ecretary tells you th.-re ts no’
g2.t'c!:uie‘l.’ Way has not tltistlttty,strenuously
insisted on with the view oftnaititztittitig ni-
ecutive pt'<-rogative, been performed in dis-
cltttrge of Executive obligation and respon-
sibility? ’ ' i
I am now done with the review of these
cases. And, alter what I have l:1i-l it-fore
you. let m'e:1sk-—‘ Win! use l00ll.l:'Z there be in
/tumbling‘ ow‘se..’t;es to become spies an/I cm-
sors to vtgport Ilefalcatioits rrnri crimes to this
Erecut--ve., with a. view to (L prompt removal
from office 3‘ I‘V’/._7/ pass limos to enact ‘ I/to,/,
tile a.72plina,tz'on ofpublir: money by an o/ficer
of the Gtrvet‘/mac/Lt to 7n‘i?:rz.te uses .9/ml.’ be a
felony .7’ Will reports or statutes av.-til anv
thing? V.tin and idle! they would the
more cloak and conceal and protect these
plundercrs! The President, if he tvill, may
say as the Duke of Vienna, disguised as :1
frint‘ in his own capital that he might over-
look the actions of his people:
' My l)llSIIlP.~S in this State
Tvlatle me a looker nu, lie.-re. in Vienna:
Win-re I ltavosecrt mrruptmrt boil and huhhle
"l‘i|l ll n‘r-rrttrt the stew. Luws_/br a[[f;(u_[ts,
Bulfuulls so counlcnum.-cd.ttiat the Slroug stir/(tiles
Stautl ltlte l'nrl‘t=it..~t to a lis1rber’s shop, ’
As ninth in mock as mar/c.’
Pass any pains and penalties, adopt an}
system of laws you pleas -—-United States
B ink, pet b.:nk system, Sub-'I’reasury-—-;1nd
let 'nj.t=. ask if either could he expected to
work well in the ht-tnl of such men who
'z:ounlcna.nce”suc.l1 'flL'xlts?’ Sir we are
told by that pltilosophet‘ in governtnent, VVM.
PENN, that the brst system will be as the
wurst if b.‘td’y .-tdminis-‘cred by bad men ; an.l
that the worst system will be as the b st, if
t‘igl1tt-ottsly adntitti.~tet‘ed by good men ! Yes.
sit‘, a change of -mm is what is wt.j.tt}cd'—z1
general tttrn out of all, fttitltlcss trustees and
servants. ’ ’
I must bring rnv remarks to :1 close--I
utn aching froin my head to my hips! But,
s dil ltt-ll the truth oralalsehood in 1336.?
l*l-je the Executive Departtnr;-tits been con-
_ ~ Let eve-
ry honest mart answer. Add the dcfalcations
t’)fS\Vdl't\\'Ol1€, Price, Gratiot, Reckless, Boyd.
Harris, Linn——the whole list. and tell me
how ntuch was stolen in 1836? But, sir, it
is all to be thrown upon the poor banks!
How much in default have the banks been?
The Sect‘: ttt‘y’s ant.u:1l report says:
‘First. A list ofthc banks still inrlebtetl to
the U States fot‘dt-faults previousto the (.'lOSt-‘
of l83-l, none of which it re l)€‘2li('Ved to have
given any coll-tter_i:1l security, is annextd.
[M] The whole amt;-uut now due, without
t.jout1,1titin;,r interest, equals 1,00 ),676 dollars;
anti a great part ofthis must be 1‘egardr.-d as
a total loss ' A
‘Secondly. Another‘ list of indebted banks
is annexr-d, most of which gave collateral se-
curity. [N.] The remaining dues frotn them
to the Trasurer, on deftults accruing between
l83-I and October, 183'/.though at first very
large, have been reduced to 2,400,000; and
mo.-.t, if not all, ofthese debts, with some oth
ers, owing to public. disbursing oflicers for
.o
lt.
’ money on depositc, it is cot1_fit_lentl_‘,' expected
will in the end be paid.
‘ The first instalment due from those which
have since t"Xt'CU.l.t‘.‘.(I other bonds and given
new secttrit_v, under the act of Qctober._l837
has been promptly met, an-cl portions of the
second have already been 3‘!-IV-l[](:‘c‘tI b_v some
of them. Suits are pending against only
two, on account of their ll-‘ll)llllClt’S.’ '
According to this, not/Ling has been lost
since 1834 ‘t-.y’bank's. ’How‘ much by Sub-
'I‘rt-:1surcrs’.l The same report says:
f'I‘hirdly. The eventual losses sustained
from receivers and coll: ctors, while, as a part
Oftlle bunk d«-posite system, they were col-
lectinq the public funds. to be afterwards
placed for safe lreeping itt banks, were, at thi-
l‘-ISI s:~‘-ssion, estirn:1_trd at a sum ranging ft‘o_nt
$00 ) 030 to $l,200 000.
‘Collttt-t‘i.tl security has generally been
taken of these officers, but. in former titties.
it was not :1lwav_s in so large amounts, and
with so great (‘tire as of late, and const-q-ient-
ly most oftlte foregoing losses, lntppent.-tl ma-
ny _ve:1rs ago.
‘A list of :11! those officers who. on the
tbe l2th of Oct. 1837, the time design -ted in
the 1‘t-solution of the House of B-.-p1‘esenta-
tivcs. stood on the books of the 'I‘reasury as
having 11+-glr-cted to settle their accottnts in
season, may be seen, with the am_ou_n_t charg-
ed to e:.1cl1,’in the printed report ntatle on the
l5th of Jan. list, (Doc. No. lll.) Bttt se-
veral of these were not then actually indebt-
ed to the U. St tt-s, though, having neglect-
ed to adjust their accounts at the 'I’reasttt‘_v.
they came witltin the express words of thi-
resolution. and consequently were included.’
I-{gt-_e, _syii-, you may judge the truth and
ptstice of this of.‘icer’s reports.’ He reports
losses bv receiver's and collectors at from
$300,000 to 31.200000 only, \\ he-n we lt‘I')O\\
that the dt‘_l’tll_(_.'flIIOIlS of Stvartwout alone ex-
ceeded the largest sum! Sir,the banks are
to be. i)l;‘_u‘nt'd whether they lost or ,en_1bt-zgled
tho publig rfim-_1eys or not; but the only sin
of sub-trcrz-surers is in being crtw_.c,>‘/zit! -'1/t.c_r
mrty Trick and steal at pleosutje. but tlze_1/ arr
especially to bewqn-g ofrlelection! The ad
tninistration says as to them’; ' Better let it
be!’ Phi_lli_ps even intimates that it is all
owing to tnebanksl Sir, the last inquiry is:
what are to be the cortsequences and effects
of these ClPIl1lL‘t1[l()nS2’ _ I
I have nothing to say. now, as to the pub-
lic morals or public credit. They are sul
jectsabovc these times. No. sir, no. Ile:1rt.-
what is to be the e._ff- ct /zcrc-——l1ct‘e onl_v——-by
listening‘ to the Administt‘:1tion’s shoot of
those old, worn-out, huntbttg wtttclt-wot‘ds,
‘Eco~u,om_7/.7 Re1'.renc/tmentl Reform!’ Aftt-1
the President and Secretary ltuve permitted
all the public money to bcstolvn; aftertltt-y
have stimulated and encouraged the Govern-
ment and the people to the utmost extrava-
gance; after raising expt-ntlitttr-.-s to forty
millions, and creating atl0ll'.‘f'I‘ 1'Jlll:I_l_C (It'IlI,
they now, ft‘om necessity, pt‘udet1tlv l't~’('OlIl-
mend to our patience antl self-denial (L f)r'C07/‘l-
i'rt,:,r economy/! ccattomv/!—tl1at is the word.
The fact is. they must starve or be dis.
graced unless they reduce c.\‘pen«.li1ttrcs.-—-
They turn now, frotn electioneering with thr-
ntthlic money. after it is all spent, and ('lt-C-
tioneet‘ in turn with the watch-word, econo-
my/! ecorzomy/I And upon what isthis eco-
notny to fall? V\7hat objects are to be made
the victims of defalcations and financial bank-
. . ._ .______,____________‘,_____._____}
=Zi‘t‘a!iot. F. near ‘zlst stt‘e:‘-t, if tztis-, if not, tltq
ttext fair day tltet‘e:1ft~r. his splendid furni-
ture, cottsisting of 1-try S-?,‘Itt=e)'z'or‘ S: .\~ony Im-.
ncriul C11 rpe-ts, g.7e__r‘.’1’/L.’ Git-ci:t1_1 l‘tl:tl‘.og:1ny
Chairs. Solit and Qttort't;1o[ (‘t1\'e‘." :l 1-. I'll cr:~"/n-,
‘on silk p’z:.</I, lrrrgic 172'en.r/1 Z’J‘7z.'c/. pier
."h’ir;‘or.:, r;'r:/2 Ill-'11 In/ex’ I..«:rrt;2s. e/rgrml C07L:0l
7'/rble. with Ijgggptia/1 'l.‘£tI7‘b’f€ loco, not--tone-d
Cltit-l;et‘ing I’iattt;«, Stool an-‘l hltisic Stand.
with t‘-'lI‘l(‘llS otlzt-t‘ :11-ticlt s of D1-;t\t'irtu‘-room
E’ll|Tll’.ll|'<’.‘l'é"7’:I/ /t(tn.rl.s‘o7/it’ B-.’l lin lrcn Gt‘:':tt~'s.
Also. 't‘e'r_.v/ so-,7.-£I'z'o:‘ led-room Flil’tlllllIt‘, (‘on-
i-‘tittg of e/rg:u;»t'. Drt.<_-sirtr_r Burr-at,1s,t\ith
fine llIir'rors and 1.7I(Z«"/3f!” (tr-72>‘, l§'.t'tr-'osed
IV-sltstttntls with rrzrt-Vt’).-'2 tops. lllaltogany
B-='.ls‘t-ads, fine I-lair .‘vlttz‘ast.s,Fcatl1e1‘Bed§
:in—:l Palli-ass~s. ,1/itywr.-‘r//' l/trre;.’3/ (.'m‘,.e.:,
"l~tlto2‘:ttty "'-it‘tlrol1es.&c. Tlte t\l‘.o'e rf
nu \V
the above lttt‘nitttt‘.-- was m.’Z/ft’ lo 07‘a’P’I' in //I
To _’l/ best sly//e : a lgz7‘gt- 7.-‘[117’! /tct.sLce1ii71 us:
In! a .s/tort time, and was made in I"t.ilauel~
phia.
‘ Also, the 7'-e7‘_'.y clog/L22! Table furniture,
consistittg of a /once (f!’1‘t’.'l.‘.)'S."7"Cl:('€ of Flat-
e./l IVa1‘c. two sets of I}£iw/tar P07‘ ‘et"(t-£71, one
1-cry 7‘.-7c/t Desert S5:--t-2-.--, Tea Set Io m.r:t_c/5
ruptcy’?
Sit‘, we are told by Mr. Secretary that,
some of the most heneficent appropt‘i.ttions;
are to be arrcstetl. The States were led to}
expecttha‘. they would receive the fourth in-é
stnltm-nt of your distribtttion act——:1n act. by
the. bye, for which I never voted, but would;
Because ‘,8 es. verv oltl French Bt‘nn‘lv lll borlt 9. clinic;
now execute to the letter. \\’hy'?
you, by your own voluntary legiglatiott, led
them to expect the facilities which the actal-
forded, for the promotion of their systetrts of
internal improvement and edticatiort, and they
have been led to legislate on the faith ofyour
action here.
ordinary :1ppropt‘i-ations here to like ohjet-tsi
must be stopped, and why?
lice-ltoltlers have sqt.tandet‘cd and run oil with
the public. treasures!
And. sir, the system of /igblfltouses is to
be destroyed, in conforn‘tit_v with the policy
-tnd interest of this At.ltniuist.r:ttion—lo put’
out the lights.’ The eyes of (.‘0'fIl77l€’7‘L‘e_ are
to be put ottt or blinded. to support the ex-
tt‘av:1gntice and profli-._-ztcy and frautls of of-
fice-holdt-t‘sl Sir. during the p-ts.t:_lis:tstrot_ts,
fall season on the Atlimticco-.1st, the shores of
vnv district have been llI\".I'Iill_V SIl't-'\\'(’d with
wi‘ecks from the ragittg deep. A few day.-;
before I left hoar-e, 150.00,‘) dollars’ worth, at
least, of dry goods, was floating on the srnd
beaches of N-ntltampton county, lg’irgini:t.
from tho \\'l't' \ ofa single l)l‘lg‘."’ For yeats
I had been tdeavoringto have. a ligltt-ltot1st-
put near e very spot where this vtsst-‘l bilg-
ed up, the bar. A large cargo of cotton.
and several other wrecks, canw ashore, to re-
mind‘-.us daily of the _impt‘ovc-ments necessa-
ry on our coast to protect life and property.
A star of the ocean is needed on almost eve-
ry promontory. as much as the north star in
the vault oftlte sky; but they are all to b«-
limmed, and never to give. light to the scat»
beaten rnariner, because Swa_rtwout and
.’rice and Gtatiiot, ea‘. id omue gcmzs, have
-arrictl ol't"the _:1‘icat‘is of ltnyittg the lamps!
This is not all. The wia.lows and orplt-.1115
if our Rt-volttttonary l'lL‘l'Ot'S and p:-.triots are
to be deprive! of their bread earned by patri-
~ttic toil. All pensions are to be stopped for
he sake of parasites and public plttttdert>t‘s.
The people are to be denied all the blessing
and boons of tlteig‘ ,Gov_ernment—-—11tid fot
.1-hat’! To pamper your Praztoriz-tn bands;
vour legions, with the means of good living
ind display to tr-trtpt the Swiss corps who
long for their portion of the spoils——to fur
nisli vonr renegade rlemcprats wih millions
to spdrt their ft‘ater_t_tity of fttt1llt‘l‘S III NH’
splendor of {Europe--to ,en-tlow your Boyds
with principttlitit-s ofthe pttblic domain and
mints of public tnonev, to bribe and buy up:
enough of the It‘lBI'C€n3l'y and vile in the land.
to I-efaln for you the power which you have
ignominiously obtained. and which you have
flagrantly abtlsed, ard theplaccs wltich you
have faithlessly filled and sltamelully dis-
honored l
This is but an epitome of the history of
your outrage upon the morals. the law, and
Bt;'C‘HttS(-‘ the cf-
!/te 9.:-Iml:-. im7)o7‘tc.'l from. Prz«ri.s. o, -zrltile and
gold ‘Tea Set. Ont’ llt(li't DlllTLPl' Set, I05-‘£1/It-7
'wi1}z. a qzut.nlii§.y of ric/t Cut G/ass.
' Alat‘gc:tsso.tttit-1':t of Kiichcri Fttt‘l".ilu1’B,
Stoves, ’Il'."lZ/I,_f£l7”/7.1’,/117'!’ for .«-a7't‘nm.v.
‘A small .<-tork of I.‘/ioire lI7."'rt.es rind L5-
quors, viz: Zlfrtrlairtt. ?‘rL'io7.~s /.‘1"-uls in bol-
I-I ln's,7‘e,7/. ‘ Ptttnttx Oil of Rye,’ iottlts and
Dcmijolttzs, Sac. 62c. &c. '
~i ‘Terms of sale: All stuns ofartd rndt-‘t'
;$5(J cash; over 8:30. and or t exrcetling €35.00,
la crt=tlit ofsixty tlnys; over $3200, at cm tilt of
Notv we are told their hopes,t1ittt-ty days; approved en.'lot‘.~‘e(l t‘it-gcti:-.hla
mus be disa ointed. their svstt ms of moral 5 notes will be rcouirr~d. ’l‘l~.c house will be
, , P . , . 1
anl physical impt‘oventept arrested, and the;
open for the txantintttion of the Fut'rtit.ttre,
&c, on itlottday, the 24th il‘..‘_l;‘hl. firm l0 to
2 o’clock. EDWARD DY}‘.R’ ‘
How many poor ' ur:w:1sltt‘d arid nncon.b-
ed’ children in your (ll?-‘1I'lCt and in mint‘. sir,
would this costly furr1iturr- of a splendid de-
-fit.tlteretlttc:1tt- I How mrrny sons of unwor-
tltv sires would it raise. €’lt‘\':'Jl{‘ in vitttte
above the price of rt Price? Sir the sub-
stance of the pt-~oplc; their education; their
cotnmt--rce; Ill‘ ir systems of Illl]’1’l'.'Vt"l'Ill nt;
their _fun=lst1fl‘aonot‘2tt1r_l :t‘a_titut.lt=. are all to
be S2lCi'lIl('t(l to tie appetites nft‘or:‘ttpt parti-
S.’tn h:12‘pit-sl 5,‘-itch. sit‘, arc the constqut ll(.‘t‘S
of your great and glorious, itrtrtinctilate
‘t-'Ct')Il0lIi_\', retrcncltntent, and reform Admin-
lSll‘:tll0ll l’
Sir, ‘in piping times of p(‘.'l(‘(’,’ the great
service :1 Rept‘esent:‘.tit‘t> crm reutlcr is 3-‘ ml‘:
the public rttottey. llmve fttitlifully endeav-
ort-d to disclt:.1t‘;_3t>tl1is duty; to am-etltc: pub-
lic money from wit-kt d rulers, and to pre.~erve
the purity and virtue of both the People
-.md their set‘v:1nt.s from the tctrtpttttions of a
splendid Govet‘n1ncnt and :1 wicked Admin-
istration. If I have done nctlting tow:1rds
this end, it is not tny fattlt. 'I'ht.:-. task has
been a hard one. I have had to labor at the
oat‘ against wind 81'.‘-.£i :i«ilc-—agaiast a tnrs;
powerful and popular‘ Pl'€Sl='lEI'tl and pa rty—--
H1,"-‘-.’ll'lSI yo:/, sit‘, your cnm.:m‘iHees ttrtd tl.is
I~Iouse. B1,.-t the lvlaze of g’o.»2'_/ica.-'7'0;z is us-
pl-~tl. Thank God, the (lay star clztwns from
on high. 'I‘l:.-arc is new liopc of SZtl\‘Zt!.l(tl’l;
an l‘;o‘ur of l'('Llll’)l)ll‘\-‘L’. jttsticc is cot‘.1in,r:;
Truth, tl‘tou{_rh slow, is contittrr gtatlttttlly
along with her torches! 1 ltztve been wait-
ing for her long‘, but never \‘-_‘ill‘iopt hope. ‘I
have had to czttry my life itself in my hand.
the harness of deer-skin and cold ett-t-l and
iron has oftt n grilled bv shottldt-is-—an arm-
ed arsenal agai_.-1::t the 'l‘~'.'i;u-g‘s f,otcts——tl:cy
are (ll'tl".gI‘l'O|.lS wl.tn tltere are .=.t:cl‘t rich
spoils; lot I l1at't-esctpcrl ttrzscatl (Cl, tlgrtilc
God! tlmttglt my Sl‘z‘l’lCl"I(_‘lS and ‘l‘.£l‘St-(‘lilf)l'S
and |‘(‘\'ll_€l'S trtrultl Ill-l‘»_9ll‘t’ world ltlievc
that my war upon corruption has not been
b.’oo.¢'Iess.
I am not for these aspet‘sions——tl1c_v pass
me as the idle wind. Mitch l- SS have I re-
gntded some goo/1. ltoncsl fr2'c2:r7s \\ ho _l.z2ve
assisted to ‘ doom me 21' lb Ibo fa.i‘»;t praise’
of doinc‘. or trying to do, some fa0otl——7tol-
’l!.'Z’t'./L$ffL7i.(I"_f/!_2' my fault: tzlzrl ittrliszrrctiovt!
Sit‘. wltat other ct-urse Could I pttrstte but
libertv ofa still glorious country, which you
are degrading to the bondttge of a’ 7n0_7_u'_7/
,,.,,_u:gr,V\\'h'ich you profs to :tbhor¥—a coun-
t,V which you are ruining by’ an abso/ulc
E}z7ecutitvc,’\\‘l1it~h you do proless to worship!
Ifthe fathers of the r-o.,ur1_tt‘y could now rise
from their tombs and enter this their Tem-
ale--L which should be called of all rtzttions
the house of’ L‘bet‘t_v—-r\V'h8.l \}'.0,u_ld lllt‘_\' say?
VVhat was said to the _ntone_v-cl‘.angt-rs in the
Tetnple at Jet‘t1s:1let11—-‘But ye /rat.-e mrulc it
a, den, of thiet.-es." And, sir, what think you
would your Cl'llt’fpl'l(-‘t-IS and scribes say. even.
to thetn=’2 What they have s:ti l to me: By
whatnttthoritydoestthoutltese thing's?’ But.
sir, I cannot say of your prir-sts and scriltt S
as is said in Holy VVrit of the .Iewislt—-
* T/tc_1/feareri t/tepeqple!’ No. Sit’. your :11‘-
rogance has Sllfp -sstd all feat‘. all bounds of
mmion, It the People do not soon ma/se
you fear them. you will be post the remedy
of reform by their p0\\',.£‘I‘.
Iyhy not make your economy fall upon
tltesalarit-s of your ‘trained bands’--_t‘ou1‘
ofiice holders? Go for :1 reduction of sala-
ries; in that I will snrtpott yott. Sit‘. tilt‘
other day, when the Globe published tlte de-
hate in the Senate upon economy/—t--cono1n_\‘
-choed by your party tlte-rt-—__-it c'ontaint-d, it.
-tltnost imtnediate jttxtaposition, an advertise-
merit. of F-OOl”.GFl'lt,I.II')I,S fltl‘nltl]l‘!‘. I~It~'rc it is:
the Globe. you know, as Gen. Jackson says.
never lies! Here it is:
‘Erzztensit.-e Sfb/6 of Rich 0.71.‘! E7.sl1iona’:r'r
Furnitwre.f\Vill be sold on VVet.lne_sd:t_v, tl 1
36th day of Dec. inst., commenctttg at hall
that of leat'l-ass l:£'}ig._l'ltf‘FE-‘--—Fl_V, 0.!‘-}“-2'tl't’!‘tl’Tt'rt:I-I‘
lwssness? But this is (‘;J(llF~il'l. I l{t:0\V
iwho will defend ntt—--it lto do be-.ci< me. I
ihave my 't‘:=wat‘d——.—,'ti1c. only reward l e':r>.r
looked foi‘——-at booze. in the all": ('lit'Il'lS of my
_pt-oplt». Yrs, sit‘, my 7-aojyle.’ ‘Tilly are
_§m.i7te l;'(‘€ztttSP I am Z’/2.92’-’/'.9——ll’l dt-vction, in
gsatcrifice, in ser_vice-—- in _:-‘oc-d Tt‘}”0l'l, in evil
"l‘_t‘pOlI-—lllt',_Il'S not 72o/i.'icr.z//.7,/, pt.=r.<on(tl/'3;
Qtltvirsl And all your p:tl‘l_V umler all its }“ow‘_-
‘or cm-mot S(‘p:tl'ttlB ll"(3 from my people, or
isltakc me in their confidertcc; 1 ans: try-
,s1-lffirst forft-it it, before I am r-jver lg,’ them
i(Il5.Il"t}.°lt'(l. Or pt‘ost-til-t‘-d. They will p:;Td()‘!‘t
lntv ittfirmities, and indulge tnv \\c:il:t':ess,
pt"ovitlt»-d l rr-n.-ain true to lll(’ll’l :.-rd tittir
courttry. ftlnv I”It"t‘t\'(l’l re-j_.-.-:t1‘d tl‘.t=m’ and
th»--ir chiltl.‘c1t’s clttltlrcti :15 tluy1‘rwst‘tl rre!
3ttt. Sit‘. l l’l::(l t‘=tthe‘.' l1.:1vcl;e‘-tn fi_t_Tltit.:: for
them it1 the I7lot‘itla S‘.\'.'tll‘:;‘S, \\ ith l_ladc-
ttguittst t,o:n:»1't't;1wlt‘, than to l‘.a\'€' l-t-on war-
t‘inQ‘:1s l have» upon this almt-St ov-rt\htlm-
irtg power ofcot rtt: ‘Jon! D.-ngr-t‘s best t you
in t-ve1'y pzttll in this \'.‘a‘-—d:.nge1‘s of life
and limb. d=mger_s to chat-:«tt_tt-1‘, d:!_n’.’l;t‘=‘ in
fact to vour own \'Ii‘Tt1§‘ I‘-in "man can cp-
posc himself to ut~iv-~ s.l C0_l‘l‘l1l’..Il0_s"} P_E.IPs
\‘lll]t‘llll. lt:-vinc_r. ll his virtues ten‘.pt'od and
‘tied as in a fit ry ft:rn--,c-- My hope
the majority ttfthc :1:-.\t H ‘use ofConr‘.tt on's'_.
The E[Yt!"~ll.‘P.S{:)’l(-‘ has «re and Ii)l‘tlt£- P10:
ole asraitti-t th~- Presi‘'e11.
’ 'l’h:-1t no--‘ is the is:-E11.--: fbali ll‘-" Te 77.76
rtlte Pl‘! El-'il"Ilt :1‘ 1:153? 'l'ize ('(‘-itl'*$l i.-‘no
,,.,-.,..- ,,t.,,ut_ miner;-7'.r'.=:. 'I‘7-to sttl~-'l‘t‘t:tst1r,v
may be ptjovecl to be the I‘-es-‘ systt-m which
th;-’u-isdom of man could dt-vi:_e: but. Si”. the
past 10 o’__clocl.‘. A. M. at the residénée of Gen.‘
President and his minions have dared to _foro:.;,
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