Democratic Free Press from Detroit, Michigan • 3

tti portion of it well tbibered'aad good for lillap to to 815087 02 HalL than Mwar more have authority to 1' rich richer and the poor poorer as old Hickory told them? And have not they the opinion of the godlike ebster that the government has nothing to do only to take care of the rich who are always ready to flood the poor With their tender mercies Had not the people the poor especially better stay away from the polls on the days of election and let the bankites manage the whole concern If they wish to lose their liberty if they wish to be deprived forever of the privilege of voting if tiy wish to be ruled by a money king let them stay away and not vote If they want the United States Bank for a mas ter let them stay at home SHORT HORSE IS SCON The Advertiser gives tne following summary of the qualifications of the whig candidate for Con gress J3 We have only to say that Air Wei if elected will do credit to Michigan both as a de bater and If Mr Wells had any qualifications for pub lic life he had a fine opportunity to display them in the convention which formed the constitution ot this State The people of Kalamazoo who were then few and fir between sent him to the convention and the only evidence we have of their estimation of his services in that body is that they have never since offered him any of fice in the county however humble The only situation that has been since tendered him we believe is the cashiership of a wild bank which never went into operation We really wish that the citizens of Kalama zoo coqty without distinction of party would invite Messrs Crary'and Wells to a public meet ing to discuss together the measures of the ad ministration do not suppose however that such a meeting of the two candidates can be brought about as the whigs and their candidate would unquestionably both decline the encoun ter If such a discussion could be brought about we venture to say that Kalamazoo county would give a decided majority for Isaac Crary at the November election DETROIT DAILY REE PRESS 'rURPAY MORNING SEPTEMBER 22 Lbs merchandise 131 631 1 39 21135 0 354 to Detroit and 3455 82109 215215 25301 33832 147 CENTRAL RAILROAD Collector's office I Detroit September 18 1838 Sr There has been transported oh the Cen trad Railroad from July 18th to September T8th 1838: rom Detroit to Ypsilanti and way Passengers 468:1 Tolls 85977 86 Barrels flour eet lumber Shingles Ypsilanti Passengers Lbs merchandise Pou mis wheat Barrels flour eet lumber Cords wood 2873 52 7 18 58 68 74 02 way 4889 38 152 52 238 59 696 73 45 5472 99 for representatives BENJAMIN WITHERELL BEAUAIT HARRY' SAUNDERS EBENEZER EATON TiMOTHY SHELDON RUUS BEACH TITUS DORT 1 OR SHERI LEMUEL GOODELL A COUNTY CLERK CHARLES PELTIER COUNTY TREASURER GARRY SPENCER COUNTY REGISTER GEORGE GRISWOLD COUNTY SURVEYOR ELI BRADSHAW COUNTY COMMI amvroa REYNOLDS G1LLET JONATHAN SHEARER BENJAMIN OX CORONERS DANORTH PETTY ARCHIBALD MURRAY frosty blasts of a gloomy November let in upon the weedy children of their affection The crisis Every man of intelligence be he American or foreign must look with an anxious eye upon the political movements now in pro gress in the United States He beholds a vast arena numerous combatants and no less a prize at stake than the weal or wo of the republic perhaps the existence of the republic itself Mil ions are engaged on either side in angry dis cussion of their respective claims One sido Give us constitutional freedom and the other endeavors to drown the voice by shout ing Give us paper money One side demands that the people be no more abused rind degraded by a union of bank and state and the other re plies Let a national bank stand with one foot upon the neck of the government and the oth er on the neck of the democracy while his fin gers are loudly playing with the purse strings of each rom the centre to the circumference of the arena a voice like that of the contending elements too loud to be mistaken too powerful to be resistedbursts from the champions ol de mocracy ever and anon vociferating Let the People still the voice of the People is the voice of God A hissing clamor arises in the midst uttering Glory and honor dominion and power be uritj theJBank forever All this bus tle and turmoil noise and anger is to result in the choice of champions to determine the con test in a little side arena prepared for such mat ters in a place called Washington There the chosen champions will appear in numbers pro portioned to the force of the respective parties when and where the great decision shall be made whether the bank extinct we "live all or the bank triumphant we fall all while bankile treasons flourish over If the moneyed aristocracy in favor of a national bank and the Hamiltonian monarch ists succeed then in the familiar rhyme of Mc ingal Behold the world will stare at new sets Of homv ide earls in Massachusetts See in ministerial work His grace of Albany ami or What lordships from each estate On our NOw York assembly wait! In wide pomp of godly guise See Wolvereens to bishojw rise And lights and barons sh dl ye meet As thick as pavements in the s'reet And whigs by magic words likest devils into lodf The federal presses are endeavoring cover their defeat in Maine by attributing it the efforts of the office holders The truth is that the office holders the mass of them at least belong to the federal party The state government was entirely in the hands ef the federalists who during the brief period of their ascendancy had removed nearly one thousand democrats from office One of the whig spies who was sent to Ann Arbor to pet vert and misrepresent the proceed ings of the Democratic State Convention in a letter to the Advertiser says a specimen of their gerrymandering Clark of St Clair endeavored to have Me Knight of your city and some others represent the unrepre settled counties of Mackinaw and Chippewa but it was indignantly opposed and voted down In justice to Mr Clark it is proper for us to state that we have before us the authehtic pro ceedings of the democratic meeting held at Mackinaw on the 4th instant which are signed by the Chairman and Secretary respectively at which a blank resolution was adopted for the appointment of delegates to the state conven tion and Messrs John Clark and Sheldon Mc Knight authorized to fill the blanks in the reso lution as they might see proper The Spy in This favorite and cherished offspring of all the talents decency manliness and veracity of tbe clique of whig writers in thtscity is now the leading organ of the whig party of the state zs a party may be judged by its leaders we hope the Spy will be scattered abundantly throughout the state In stead of dealing in fair open inly discussion of great public measures the editors grovel in low vulgar coarse attacks upon individuals utterly regardless of truth or propriety It must be a bad cause that needs or will employ such wea pons to promote it ET The city corporation now have authority by the charter to issue evidences of debt in the form ora currency if they choose of the denom ination of one dollar and upwards though a subsequent law prohibits them from issuing any of a less denomination Now when' a merchant or innkeeper or grocer goes to the corporation with five ten or twenty dollars of shinplasters in denominations below one dollar why does it not give in return evidences of debt of the de nomination of one dollar or upward accor ding to law instead of issuing and putting intotircu lation as they do those under one dollar in pal pable Violation and contempt of law I Is it be cause they lore shinplasters illegal irredee lia ble picayune shinplasters A The disputed territory of Maine embrum At the Maine election of 1837 tire federal presses claimed their as the fruit of a de cided reaction in public sentiment brought about by the unpopular measures of the administra tion Now since their late defeat they say that their boasted triumph in was because the democratic candidate for Governor was an un popular man who did not draw out the whole democratic vote Such is the consistent cha racter of modern whiggery Its leaders really suppose they can make the people believe that black is white or white black The difference The federal papers are bu sy in endeavoring to show that a large number of the delegates to the democratic state con vention were office holders or in other words successful candidates for office If the whig presses would just look over the list of delegates to the whig state convention they would find it made up of office seekers or in other words de feated candidates for office The difference is that the former enjoy the confidence of a ma jority of the people while the latter do not Will the Advertiser be good enough to inform us how much wheat corn armer of has ra sed the present year If the whig candidate for Congress is such an en terprising agriculturist as his friends who know nothing of him represent him to be they can easily give tho acres and the bushels The last Gazette has offered in behalf of Mason as it pretends a premium fora first rate electioneering humbug We have it gentlemen the Whig Party is the thing ex actly No greater humbug! ever has been or canbe therefore we claim the premi fork over Monroe Tinies Later from A bill has been in traduced into the House of Lords by Lord Brougham which appears to have 'given the British ministry some embarrassment The bill purports to legalize the acts as far as possible pf Lord Durham and to indemnity all who have been guilty of illegal acts by his orders According to the English papers this bill is considered a severe censure unon Lord Dur barn as ft assumes that he has been guilty of illegal conduct After considerable discussion and much squnaming ijmong the ministers the bill passed There ha been ko much rain of late in Eng land that crops are severely injured in cense qucnce of which the price ol grain has material! increased Renunciation: A Robert Grant a delegate to tbe Rimer or whig slate convention from Washington county Pa has publicly de dared that the charges brought are inot C4PP fl Porter by the fed rd friends Gov Ritner had satisfied hint that he wrs a mu man and that he should for Porter and de mocratic Mr renunciation i 10 Democrats Albany lity of Mon 8700 4000 I 700 2020 42 I T3 endorsed COMMERCIAL! nplated by DETROIT MARKET itended to Saturday Sept 22 ig medium Superfine flour Wil the state 81 jink would Lorn none in market nl np very scarce and in demand scarce and in demand 4 ere ena" REMARKS Giving to rhe continued dry of the mills in Ohio have been stopped for the wulltion by and consequently quite a demand in this markstCulty ans for Ohio as alro for Buffalo Oar largest lour During beens unable to supply the deinoml although one the last few Jailv lumished 100 bbls suffered Ve cannot refrain from the expression of bur that the Post should have copied withprobation the imprudent and mischievous ar tcle of the Globe denouncing the policy so ge nerally adopted by the republican states of bor rowing money on state bonds for carrying onimprovements The affected compliment of tlie Globe to Gov Mason is an indirect if not an insidious stab at his public reputation for who has urged stronger than Gov Mason has in his official communications the policy of borrowing on state credit $5000000 for pur poses of internal improvement or contended more strenuously than he has for the expedien Cy of creating a State Bank with a capital to be obtained principally on state credit In the letter to the Adrian committee which the Globe takes as a text for lecturing against incurring state debts for any purpose whatever and par ticularly for a State Bank Gov Mason rfoirr you areaware are favorable to such en institution and at the proper time its friends shall receive my entire co operation" The truth that the whole scope of the article revolutionize the policy of almost every republican state in the Union for what state is there except the federal states of New England that las contracted state debts by the sale of state stocks for the purpose of building state railroads digging state canals or creating state banks OAKS venM WEEDS ask nf mother earth why oaks are made Taller and stronger han the weeds they The oak is prf? emioently the tree of strength Age after age while the puny productions of of spring wither in autumn and the works of man decay The gnarled oak with his roots deep in his native soil his trunk unbent by the blasts of heaven and his arms high in air defying the whirlwind and the storm is a fit aye a noble emblem of the principles for which we are con tending VVegoforthe sturdy oaks of demo cratic the knotty enduring timber that floats our commerce bears' our navy and our cannon to the defence of liberty wc go for this kind ofhuman timber It won the battles of the revolution put forth the Declaration of Inde pendence formed the eonstitution saved our country from a second grasp guided the councils of the nation for half a century and made Columbia the queen of the world and the child of the skies while whiggery the weeds of the nation and the fathers of whiggerv were shaded at home and in the language of Mr Biddle behind the cotton bales" We go for the oaken and hickory politics in con tradistinction to tbe weedy politics of tbe Alba ny Journal and the Detroit Advertiser We find by our political almanac that on tho first and Tuesday of November next conics a frost a killing frost and nips the of whiggery The weeds will wither while the oaks stillstand the pride of the forests and the monarchs of the hills ederal whiggery contends that a national debt is a national blessing" It is one of the weeds ef principle that must be nipped Daniel said in one of his great ex poundingspeeches "Let the government take care of the rich and the rich will take care oj This is a rank darling weed of the whigs out it is destined to fall before the hoar frost of de mocracy The banks are the Bank officers are the people" A fifty or a hundred million bank fas tened upon the government these are the hot house weeds that whiggery in a war aye a war to the are bent on protecting But EVISED Th? east tutesare now bein' bound mid will bd dUtribntion as fast as they are finished" 'Hide from our of th? 1 gislatur ibr the years 1337 nn ISlern cities couniy an 1 townahip wfTirors n'illil ny lirri i will receive th sunc of i he anty ckrk of if11111 1 ty ge of the Any number of ipirs uo: 1cm than ten" wwhich has to hook ellers 0" oth rs at 33 it pitcu of the surer will receive the piy and 'he auditor cj)ccr the receipt of the treasurer give an order uput relary of suite lor the number of copi purely: 'irrange As a number of weeks will elapse before state number can he'boiind to supply the whole It count can bo supplied with the whole uwnbejj mediate it is endUed immediately roii of s2 3w Secreiiirya' By virtue lhG CX' 1TK fieri facias issued ont of th 1 Circuit tinned Slates district of Michigan 19 in' ed and delivered I have seised and takeulizons and press with type fonts rules and appara us tonjperrnanent all the right title and interest of John Tho7ni rn the house and lot now occupied by him anil'p and lot lately occupi ns a justice oflica jmuonce Ot and situate in the village of Port Huron ct4Css opera Clair all of which I shall txpose forsaieutpl tion on riday the second day of sXovembt kjj exhibits tween the hours of ten ansi twelve at Asjileio 1 the said village of ort Huron Port Huidn 1 DallikS county Sept 2 1st 1838 5 sdtiDlSSIOners CONRAD TEN EYCK amount s24 td per John Ganssrignx flt shows a Ive banks I DETROIT DAILY REE PRESS I alse Predictions In the days of tfui I THE NORTHERN DEMOCRACY MONDAY MORNING SEPTEMBER 24 versa! bank 'suspension the false prophets of The democrats of the northern jrart of the 'DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION I predicted that the hank machinery are nnusuaily active and awakez The no would never wove again till the gireat United HMnalion of Isgac Crary for Congress is re '5t' for member of'congress' I States balance wheel began But the ceived with great satisfaction The last Pon 15 A ft 1 W0k WM WOUfd anl running Herald comos to us with the following ex long before the great clicker budged a cog The eellent article respecting the two candidates for for senA1or4 I people have npt forgotten tlwt the city banks of I Congress 4th JACOB SUMMERS New York offered tolend their golden key to I Hon Isaac It fives us pleasure EBENEZER HARRINGTON Nicholas to set bis works agoing The roarula t0 name of this gentleman 1 1 I a at 1111 column aa a candidate for tor was at last regulated by distant unconnect selection to the popular branch of Congress ed wheels The prophecy Was false 1 His sound and unquestioned principles of derno They predicted that the times would be no cracy his ardent support of the bdst interests better till domestic exchanges were regulated and growing state his experience' 1 and ability ra fulfilling a duty by a rechartered United States Bank Another I aIKj his manly and independent course on the false prediction I leading and momentous questions which have I or four years past we have had no coifnex I agitated our nation and our national councils ion with such a bank and for the last sixteen for the ew yeare re1Jr '1i on! of th months the busmess of the government has been Wjchin can boast To institutc a compyari well and safely conducted without the aid of Lon between him and the imbecile and almost 1 any oank the administration wish it may be I unknown Tedi rai candidate tor the same impor thus conducted forever So the bank party of tant wouk! be groundless and useless la rnnrRP nnnnon lho only pubJlC Station Which course oppose tnen) and strive to seat Dank nr i rr uaim I Wells ever filled a member of the convention men in the places of power that they may a for forming our state he neither gain have a chance to speculate upon the public did nor attempted to distinguish himself In funds And it ik perfectly natural that it should in tl)e Journal of tbe proceedings his name be so for the money of the government would selilom and only iA tho li8t ofaa hot 1 and nays on somo of tbe minor and irnimpor speculator rich It would en I questions When any question of respon able him to make many a good bargain out of Isibility arose he shrunk from the responsibility Important political The reat favored poop'e who have never been of even voting on rt If a like this who rr 1 incorporated to qua itv them to en mv thoe ar IKH avow eren ms political sentiments in the Unou ba8 been thrown mto a clvsie what hv tJe oeon a ompany is to be chosen our repress high pitch of excitement by two elaborate arti 1 tative at a time when if ever our state needs an clesin the Boston Atlas the ablest whig paper but to PaY the taxes help make active talented and influential member toad in the Union and the immediate organ of Mr pub IC Have their huge as rance her interests then woe to Michigan and in relation to the whir candid ites he white f3ngcre Iordly federalist said any farewell to her hopes of taking a foremost rank the presidency The text of is the re thing th the laws or with the dislribu I eitXin this suit of the late election in Maine It takes tbe tho8e funds They thnc they have a j9aac Crar) is too weJ known and higJ ground'explicitly that the whigs were defeated 11 10 speak and vote oc snme questions As lents areloo highly appreciated by the people of there in consequence of the unpopularit of their they Produced the molley they think of taking this state for uim to be removed from the station candidates for the presidency that Mr Clav the liberly pf ayio how sha11 be of b'c 8atlsfactordy fiPed I J(5 inct ou fliuu ui vvi IS ITUty provoked the moneyed monopolists and thoir retainers and supporters by the fearless man ner in which he advocated both in and out of the House the divorce of the government from the banks But for this the people the demo cracy love and henor him and for this he will again be returned to Congress His election is certain although ths struggle will be close and the contest bitter Every weapon known in federal warfare will be used against him The whig banks of Detroit will pour out their money like water for the support of presses and run ners ederal journals teeming with falsehood slander and detraction will be thrust into every door in tbe state Hired runners will peram bulate the country distributing political poison in every place where hopes can be entertained that tbe infection will operate But we have too much faith in those stumbling blocks to fed eralism the integrity and intelligence of the people to believe that such things can turn the scale Michigan will be true to herself Tbe democracy of the state know that their inter ests will be advanced by having for a represent ative a man of experience and talents who will at all times be found at his post performing thq duties required of hiiu by the people At a town meeting held in Pontiac on the 18th instant to appoint delegates to the county convention Gantt Esq in the chair and Belding and William Phelps secretaries the following resolutions were adopted Resolved That we approve of the nomina tion of the Hon Isaac Crary for representa tive to Congress and will use all honorable means to secure his election Ha is a gentle man of sound democratic principle and a triad tipporter of the administration of Jackson and Van Buren Rbsolved That we aro opposed to a National Bank that we believe the people can manage I he finances of the' government without its aid and that we are iy favor of the Independent Treasury plan Political Retrospect In these times of high political excitement while the waves of popular feeling are in commotion and dashing with tremendous force upon our shores there is imminent danger of our ancient landmarks being swept away our barriers of safety against the tide broken down and a rush of wild wa lers over the whole continent of democracy Although present indications would give us hope that tbe fury of the storm will ctop short ol such disaster still there is danger that de mands the united resistance of every friend of an unobliterated constitution the names and the services of such men as their glass walls will be broken andlhe chilling IV ashingion Jefferson Madison and Patrick Henry are not yet forgotten even by the unre membering whigs The opinions of such men once had their weight in the minds of the peo ple and in the councils of the nation They were the favored agents in the hand oLthe God of nations that laid the solid foundations and reared tbe well cemented and beautifully pro portioned superstructure of the noblest temple that ever greeted the sun light or the gaze of the world as a monument of the godlike pow erset man Will the great measure the heart and soul of the whigs are mingling with the measure to which all their hopes are centered the measure on which there is to be a perfect concentration of their moneyed and political energies stand the test of such minds as have made the glori ous temple of liberty overtop all the proud fa brics of the world! That measure is known and by themselves acknowledged to be a United Stites Bank the banishment of gold and silver from the country and a paper money flood would that we could in the voice of the thun der that rolls over the land from mountain to mountain ask every whig to pau and reflect and inquire of his conscience while his head rests calmly on his pillow whether the light iked abroad by such a constellation of patriots and sages is not worth regarding We all have a deep momentous interest at stake and wears alike inheritors of the inestimable boon they have given ns In the name of Heaven then let us not under the maddening influence of party warfare cast it from us Lei us look back fellow citizens of the whig ranks and see wnere the effulgence of that constellation will direct us Does it come and stand over the mar ble palace of the bank Herod showing that he will save us from our banking ins and lead us ta haven of safetv? No there rests a Jars cloud over that Jewish institution and a lurid light displays the fatal handwriting upon 1U wall That cloud will burst and like the Assyrian monarch his nobles and his servants the larnites of the Philadelphia pnLce will be scattered from the feast prepared at the expense of liberty No te jigllt is not tLere regls upon an humbler scene It shines upon the de mocracy endeavoring to disentangle themselves from the cords that would again bind them to file doomed tyrant of eur moneyed despotism And (f the whigs would act like wise men let them follow that light It will show them the iw entity eiernai separation of Bank and (State General Washington the venerated of every heart declared himself against your exclusiv'e I paper system and pronounced it foolish and "Icked He also recorded his opinion that 1 dw greatest foes 1K hace could not devise a more ptan oj rulny TJjomas Jeffer80li James Madsoa and Patrick Henry recorded of the mea the constitntf ie convention that formed every farm 1 ng inst the system in rioul Ld of Tr 1 he franiers of that gio uS aSl fw (Ir were iiard ney ufen cb wadtwnowdenorailalf! purchased defa sler' lhough now thel 'akTruth ahni could once a most f'V IiL'lruIy characterized it dentine the conlrivances for fadi if mankind and sbZ eat of honestly noon tl 1 too 01)ce spoke States Bank had the United But opinion was thiro? ln h's pocket tian if fatorea inf 13 a splendid associa society and vested' talie'1 from ifie massdunthimll eXcmpHcms and sur Clay andWeb pril'ileSes'' 'Piendri aocritfon br for tater tbe name of contrivances W1I1 cot stop ahortU talCi Tbcy wronation of tl 1 'nauguration or rather miaion with a capital of one amount ig nnt ntermilable charter If its wei'hftlufficLlt to keep the PeoPle like stem be till wXhatSet Do Clay jan insttuton Do they Mn wan £re8dt? Do the people of wint the for Governor Do abort do fkp ecde 'Yells for Congress are in put over for yea 8 ln a few ort taut and A wJI be recorded in the £T'de lhe fate? It is see is in their own hands that hatjt may never be in the wlendid that system that nefa Toll PLAN of W8BankMB Uni Tbefo says that the corporation in1 Pfchibited from having at any an arnountof due bills dollar exceed sum of Jive tfyu at board issued twenty board tfae aUes Pnttibg in circulation newhir enr mUC to thepre kept in crculation dollars ni 1ft 1 Itfk WYb WUlfi dCC8 op and palpable viola square miles being 300 square miles eharter larger than the state of Massachusetts A great At a town meeting held at Roval Oak for the same purpose on tbe 15th instant Jonathan Chase in the chair and Warren Secretary the following pointed and spirited resolutions were adopted Resolved That we consider the approaching election to be of the utmost importance bo'h to the country and to the state and that we will use all fair and honorable moans to keep feder alism in this county where we put it last fall in the back ground where it ever ought to be in a republic Resolved That in our opinion federalism is now elevated to its greatest height and we ex pect soon to see it fall under tbe weight of the Independent Treasury bill Resolved That we view our internal im provement system to be of too much importance too wisely planned and too rapidly progressing to be impeded by the disorganizing touch oi fed eralism Resolved That as federal whigs attach all the blame of passing the general banking law to the democrats they are entitled to all the frauds practised under it Resolved That jf Hezekiah (j Wells orets elected to represent the people of the state of Michigan in tho Congress of the States it will be altogether guess work as to his quali fications Resolved That we have the utmost confi dence in the ability and integrity of Isaac Crary for we have tried him and found him not wanting Resolved Thai we are opposed to all privi leged moneyed institutions unless the bills of the same are convertible into specie at the will of the holder and the power that created sdeh institutions guarantees that this shall be the case Resolved That we consider named whig ism to be old fashioned federal ism and not suitable ism for governing repubiican ism MAINE ELECTION rom tho Augusta (Me) Age 12ili inst General Result We have elected John airfield governor by a triumphant majority of at least three thousand votes over all other candidates conservative federal and scatter ing We have carried the Senate by a majority of at five hiving elected fifteen democrats out of to enty five tho whole number of the sen ate We have carried the House of Representa uvoe py a decisive mijonty not less thairZioen ty nor more than forty 1 We have elected six out of the eight members oi Congress viz York district Nathan Clifford Cumberland do Albert Smith Oxford Harris Somerset and Penob Thomas Davee Hancock and Washington A Lowell Waldo HJ Anderson 1 he federalists have elected Geo Evans in this district and prob bly their candidate in the Lincoln district The victory is complete Things to be thought of by the people of Wheat is now selling at from nine to eleven shillings the bushel and other grainin the same proportion and corhinandino gold and silver and the crops have been abuucL ant The producing and laboring classes every where find enough to do apd good pay LPhe most common laborer is receiving eigh teen dollars per month and the for workman increasiar taster than they can be ob tained5" The public improvements are going forward at a pace which startles the stranger and sur prises the most sanguine of our State govern ment 1 hoofest groans beneath the axe of the har dy yeoman and th i ripe harvest hewly plough ed fields gnd comfortable homesteads which meet the eye at every turn and in every section of the thriving villages the full cars and stages the throng and the bustle of the en terprising and tho intelligent emigrant speak of energies unimpaired of all buoyant hope pros perity and happness and give tho lie to the eternal pmc cry of the aristocracy of ruin and distress We have no poor men among us but the "in tepseratej and aep Amos Collector of tolls Detroit The whig state contention careful not to express any opinions in favor of a state bank the prosecution of the internal improve ment system or the justice of granting ire emption rights to settlers on the public lands A sound Air Pickens of South Carolina in his able speech upon the sub trea sury question well says ET" Thepower to is sue and regulate paper currency if it is to he majg money ought to be as strictly confined to the'eon trol of sovereignty as to stamp coin and fix its value" A spirited little paper called the Age is pub lished every morning in this city by Lee two doors above the American We learn from a gentleman who came down the lake yesterday from Wisconsin that the i opinion prevailed there when he left that James Doty Esq had been elected the delegate' to Congress Milwaukie our informant states jave him three hundred and Brown county five hundred majority Ionia We copy from the State Journal the following Ionia County A meeting vas held at Ly ons on the 18th to prepare for efficient action at the fall campaign and appoint delegates to the state convention A letter dated at Lyons published in the Detroit Advertiser says that who have heretofore fought in the ranks of our opponents are with us and are ac tive in exposing the corruption of our We were at Lyons a day or two subsequent to the meeting spoken of above and we can as sure the Detroit Advertiser and State Journal that but one person who has acted at all with the democratic party has gone over to the whigs and be has always been known to be'a wmg principle out was tavorable to the elec tion of Gov Mason and therefore last fall voted the democratic ticket Ionia county is sound At a democratic county convention held at the county seat on the 1st September every town was represented and such is the zeal of the de mocracy of Ionia that some of the delegates walked 16 miles to get to it Great interest was manifested and a determination to do their full quota towards defeating the whigs at the en suing election If anything were wanting to prove that the federals despair of carrying the fall election it is the nomination of Hezekiah Wells for Congress They have men ol talent and ener gy in their ranks and had they the least hope of succeeding tbeir State pride at least would have prompted them to have brought forward a man who would rot d'sgrace them and the State by his total want of every qualification for the station to which he Monroe 'Times I love the wealth and apparent prosperity iny country but I love still more her inde pendence Give us poverty and an humble des tiny if you will rather than to have our people wear the badges of vassals with all the gorgeous livery of bondsmen I envy nothing European but their glorious literature: Rude as many suppose us to be still I love the hills and the valleys of my own country because it was the home and the country of those who once flash ed on high the sword of freedom in the war of our revolution Independence forever to my country is the first and dearest sentiment of my heart Pickens The St Louis papers axe dressed in mourn ing in consequence of the death of Genera) William Clarke of thht city Gen was one of the patriarchs of the western country aid his death will be universally lamented He was the first governor of Missouri when a territory and contributed largely to its prosperity The 'xpeoiuon wiitcii ne lea in conjunction with Capt Meriwether Lewis across the mountains to Hie Pacific in the years 1805 6 and 7 is fa miliar to our readers The crops The unusual drought which has prevailed generally throughout this and the ad joining counties will greatly diminish the corn crops in many parts ot the country the corn will scarcely be wortff gathering but by far the greater proportion will yield three fourths of the usual crop Potatoes will be scarce and of an inferior qualify Tne grazing lands have suf fered greatly ibr want of rain and heavy losses must be sustained by cattle dealers in conse quence of the failure of the grass crops Hay wheat and small grain harvested during the past summer were never more abundant still we are led to the conclusion that beef and pork will be high and scarce during the ensuing winter We have heard of engagements made already at 84 50 per hundred for pork Green County Torch Light Voice of the Germans The Lancaster Intelligencer contains a statement signed by thirty four naturalized German citizens and vo ters of the city of Lancaster several of whom voted for Joseph Ritner at the last election but who now declare their determination to give their votes and exertions for the election of Da vid Porter the candidate of the democratic party Alb Argus Monroe Paper Our brethren of tbe press will be gratified 0 learn by the adver tisement of Mr McDowell in another column that we are soon to be supplied with paper of home manufacture This will be a signal re lief as the delays disappointments poor paper and enormous expense which have been endur ed have proved a serious drawback upon the enterprise and business of the profession in this slate We doubt not that those wno suffered from this cause will as soon as the establish ment is in operation make arrangements for tLrair till cfnnl 1 I 1 ITJHICI 0 OIWA UJCLUilU U1 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 jjiirnun and paying heavy sums in the shape of high pri ces transportation and ruinous rates of ex change Monroe Times Grand River We hear from every part'of the state the question How stands Grand Ri ver this fall We answer one and all 'a large majority of the electors in Grand River are firmly rooted and grounded upon the sure platform of democratic principle ear not for us brother democrats we shall do ourxiuty despite tho libelous letters published in whig papers and desp te whig declarations and whig electioneerers We shall eletour representa tive by a triumphant majority We shall give such a majority to our senators as will ensure their election beyond a doubt and we shall do our full quota towards electing the 'nominee of the Ann Arbor convention Again we say fear not for Grand River dll is Grand River Times i THE TALENTS ALL 1HE The whig state convention have resolved that our senators in Congress betrayed neg lected and injured the interests of their consti and Uiat our representative in Con gress does not possess abilities or the ho nesty requisite for ail enlightened statesman4 or a distinguished The same conven tion have pledged IhemgelvCslo ensure th: elec tion of Hezekiah Wells as the next repre sentative to Congress passed no resolu tion in favor of his abi lilies VV understand he has Patriot The Albany Advertiser says We under stand tnat the new emission bills lender the gen eta! banking 041 will make then appearance in a few ijbye" 7 us but the Speculator the gambler 4 science smitten wretchjwho hay broM of God and man in seeking by appropriate the goods of his neigbbpfl use Tho hopest and 1 Hie fruits of thsir the lying? ragocrat is reaping hi Ann Arboi THE NOBlLfT LABOf ar ORVUlt Dtvir nnw So material do I dcoin this policy nobility of labor I mean that I wpu it a moment longer and in a longeft then in the great scale'of things is if endear ed fur us I Easily bad it so pleased ho deep Ordainer might it have been dispa The world itself mic htfrave been a it chinery for production of all that mil The motion of the grobe upon its I A have been going forward without 3 a houses might have risenliko aq exhal 1 ih aoaiirt rf mnhoril Vukatrni But I'Ke a cus qy gorgeous furniture might fuse beea them and soft coudhes ami hxurio iocK spread by hands unseen and man fabrics of weaving rather rial purple 'might hare been sent a himseifin those Elysian palaces Jur ts I imagine you rre saying ort had it been the scene ordained for due But where then tell me had been huj gy perseverance patjcnce virtue he Cut off with one blow from the wr IBCUIT mankind hadsiink to a cloud of Asiatic? several aries No it haff not been fortunate Judicial that the earth be given to man as a whereupon labor Better that rud sightly materials be provided in the in the forest (of him to fashion to eptecably to beauty Better I say tf(t because of tJexamina dor and beauty but because the aqfly under them is better than the things thomsert to your cause exertion is nobler than enjoy cause tie laborer is greater and moinded will of honor than the idler the eev I call upon those whom I address tout'd udi to stand up for the nobility of labor Jf the last great ordinance for hqman imwere made Let not great ordinance brufrs respec What do Isay? It is broken dowjd investi nas bebn broken down for ages Let I by such be built again here if anywhere tones pro shores of a new world 'of a hew civilizd it is be how I may be askdd is it broken dot the infor not mention it may be said They toil but they too generally because thank of the Many submit to it as in some sort iishtenaw ing necessity and they desire nothinsnd St Jo on earth as escape' from'it They Bank law of labor td the letter but break complied To some field ofhbor mental or mrm to exe idier should hasten as a chorea covers unincum Kt of all tho But so he is not irnpslled to do jk of Man teachings of our imperfect civilizitione not yet contrary he sets zdown folds h's hands property ses himself in idleness This way ofcers to an is tbe heritage of the absurd and unjiid papers system under which rfs labored ann amount men spent their lives in fight and deaf ponsibili is time that this opprobrium of toil Wierfecting away foil delay Ashamed to toil art itiou I days tho dingy workshop nd duty field securities hard hand scarred with service more knd literal than that of war soiled anffstatute stained garments on which mother been the embroidered mist sun and rain piisthe want steam her own heraldic honors Asjons of the those tokens arid titles and envious of (been con ing robes of imbecile idleness and valuable un ii treason to nature it is impiety to lit heir busi is breaking great they repeat toil either of the brain of the xeilion to of the hand is the only true muuhooditlv every true nobility 4 It affords Millers Money Wheat We ae our armers if it be not thjxt the federa been all along predicting previous to thent that wheat would not bring more wien lines the bushel Last week a miller an indisputable draft on New York ma9 lte the banks in Dptrdit tb get Lioneyt wheat and was told he could not Ve they could afford no accommodation j1C I middle of November The object of keep up the cry of distress and make tfs 1 believe it caused by the democrats 4 Argus time Pa3t a its circu We understand that whe former here yesterday at eleven shillings' plast report for the best chartered dtbattlia The above is extracted from tho pv ever at Republican of yesterday The balaa the hands sheet is occupied with panic speeches or indeed of the country and the utter wrctcheduf the bank people Ann Arbor Argus 'lai amount Conservatism is the scum and froth cracv thrown off in the process of tion er and that 2 ih credit is A New Bank We understand heater for rangements are already nearly consunwnding the the establishment of a bank in this cicuring tho the new banking law to be called of tho Exchange Bank of Vd to 845 OOIWIAAA 4 ildi Ul qpwUUfUUU ag prtibVllL It is understood that Mr Sherman Spe in every this city will be the president and Mn More forinerly and favorably knowV of an a cashierofthe Seneca County Bank in lw passed will be the cashier of this institution' 'ed has en experiencO and ability of these gentj banks to uvuvuvi buui an iiisiir inion tVo unG doubt that this bank will be a valua'A tion for this city and prove a profitahf ment for its stockholders embracing al derstand some of the most respectabli terprising citizens Success to tho und Buff Adv Jf A A TION Tho public aw cautioned driving any notes payable lo us aid one sigue1 ny Beesley ana uavia ragerntf nRaymond par due and 'paid by us ns Room was broken into on lhe night of I ho 2(xftientionea and various papers stolen 1 herefrom idso one sn still con kin covered trunk DAVID REWARD! be given for hmsiun ofiho persons who broktj 1 11 Cpuaiiug Room as abov 0 ft the s22 DAVID TAGgeen issued riWTOTICE Len at thearmarX Jlotel trfstone and lw Aveuue on Saturday the JUh within Horse If not taken away and expenses paiAe Amasa be sold at public auction to pay charges appoint TRO IT BRANCH THEJtl settling All parson wislikder the dt como students in this instiiuiiou the coming present themselves at the University BtuMuMkn(n duty clock on Monday morning the 17th Sept tiftE ft iued before the Board ol Visiters in Geoerauhv and Arithmetic The VhcUI candidates for the oresidenev tlnt Mr decidedly unpopular that Mr Webster is How the people are becoming equally deficient with Mr Clay in the essential Whal l0C0a What Shall requisites of popularity" that General Harri they be allowedthu9 interfere with the divine son is the only man whom the whigs can run right8 monoPVJ Do they not know that with any prospects of success that "he it the tke doctr'ne equal rights is a If candidate" that "he far surpasses tkey tlen know also that a fifty his other two competitors in all lhe essential quali inco porated by government Would ficatwns of popularity" as easily crush that humbug as a tread The New York Courier and Enquirer has ta fly Let inUrfere with ken up the cudgel in favor Mr Clay and 16 moneyed and PoIitical Power of the against the Atlas We may now look for a gen icbartered monopoly if they dare oral war in the whig camp Ticy undertake to say whether there shall be a national bank or not I They call it unconsti PEOPLE MICHIGAN! tutional 1 What do they know about the con We are on the eve of an election fraught with stitution I they know it would make the conaequenccs tne most momentous to the peo pie of every portion of the Union The eye of every other state is upon us And the de mocracy of Michigan should be proud that it is so for they after the God of nature have giv en her the foundations of her prosperity and ris ing greatpess Highly favored in regard to sit uation soil and climate she is to become one of the powerful ones as she is one of the largest in the Union' None is' better capable of sup porting a dense population not one will number as many beautiful and flourishing villages and none will as rapidly rise to a station of com manding influence in the concerns of the reoub lie as democratic Michigan if her neck becomes not a resting place for the cloven foot of a United States concentrated banking power Almost surrounded by magnificent lakes and everv where intersected by noble rivers her natural advantages for commercial intercourse with oth er states surpass almost every part of the Ameri can continent Her great lakes bending around her border form her everlasting bow of prom ise and bear to her shores the population who enrich themselves with tbe least degree of la bor amid the beauties and the natural riches of her forests openings and praries Iler rivers afford in their progress to the east and west tbe north and the south innumerable sites for all of labor saving machinery and their pow er is sufficient to supply the demands of half the Union Studded with little lakes the dia monds upon her bosom she is splendid in orna ment though democractic in principle Alines better than mines of silver and gold are at her command and yield her rich treasures of coal and iron that ages cannot exhaust Iler soil rich and easily cultivated yields stiff Letter treasures to the farmer and probably surpasses un its capabilities any equal extent of country on tlrt? globe Though she is the youngest daughter of the republic her rising family millions at command for the purposes of educa tion and her sons and daughters bid fair to be come as virtuous as they will be enlightened Peofle of Michigan I Such is the state whose interests you are called upon to guard by our vigilance and foster by your councils and such is the interesting position you hold in the regards of the people of the nation ay you still be guided by councils as wise as hitherto your democracy retain its incorruptible ascen dancy and all your interest be blessed by the smiles of heaven But that it may be so vou must not for a moment forget the oft repeated and true remark that vigilance is the price of You must not forget jhere is such a thing as an incorporated moneyed ar istocracy in the land assuming to itself rights taken from yourselves seeking to make itself still more rich and powerful by a "nefarious plan of cheating" the laboring clases of commu nity of a portion of their hard earned bread seeking an alliance with the power of govern ment for the purposes of defensive and offensive operations against yod seeking the control of the whole grand machinery otthe nation or get not the'fact thatit proposes through its pres idential candidate in the Senate Henry Clay an attorney of theUbitcd States Bank which has put into his pockets the comfortable sum of 810000 vainpire like to fasten itself upon the vitals of the government and imbibe the blood of the people Air Clay has proposed that it should have a capital of fifty millions and as unsays money is power the fifty millions would be power enough to sweepevery thing before it like the besom of destruc tion If that amount fails to control free Amer it will be a hundred millions or any other amount that can do it ellow brother Wolvereens of Michigan! Are you prepared to crush the mon ster in its infancy or will you let it crush you Let it once wreath itself about your limbs and you are lettered beyond resistance and its coils will tighten till the biiwl is broken at 1 lountatn ana the purple hte stream flows from every pore Democrats of Michigan Bo ori the alert Bis be united Be mighty inaction as you are soul in principle in numbers and are the house founded on the rock and the winds and lhe maddened elements of old national bankite federalists and young federal United Slates baiikite will dash around you in vain VV ithout union organization and action your elevated state character is lost jour schemes ol internal unprovi ir ent are lost a United States Bnk your master gold arid silver driven from the country the constitution remoffelledi the elective franchise the rights of the people trampled the workingmen of the nation despised and fleeced and the enemies of free dom triumphant REEMEN of Michigan! Suffer ft not?.