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The notorious abolition paper, tho Clnr
cinnati Ph1anthropisi, openly and boldly an
nounces, that the abolitionists woR the late
victory for the Van Buren party, and lmper-
aiiveiy demands in their behalf asihe need
OF their services, The re-election of that vlo-
aholilionist, Thomas Morris, TO the Sea-
pteoflhe U. States. Hear its languages:


"Let the legislature refuseto elect Morris
and in his stead a friend Of gags--a man, that
will surrender the rights of the free white
citizens, to the siaye-holders--that will gofpr
Clay's and Calhonn's resolutions, &cs--and
the next election will give them the why
and the wherefore of their present success.
1t will be distinctly perceived, that though
Morris may not be more popular than others
of his party he has brought in men, which
no other man could; and that as they came
for hissake only, 50 by his reelection will
they be satisfied )"


This is exceedingly plain talk. The Ohio
aholitionists know the power which thelr
position gives them over the Tory party, and
they are resolved to exercise it to its fullest
extent. They even use to their Van Buren,
allies the language not only OF dlctatlon, bu'
Of taunt and defiance. They say--"You
must re-elect our friend Morris, for nothing
else will satisfy us. Refuse tore-elect him
and the nert election shall gipe goa the irhJ
and the ,rherefore Of your late success!!"


And so the Tories of Ohio have found mas
ters and dctators where they only expected
to find but allies.--The language of the alb
olitionists, like that Of Queen Elizabeth, is
ave trocked you, and you shall do our
6idd ding, or rce'H unfrock you"


TExAs.-On the l7th instant, letter was
received at the city of Houston, bearing
date three days before, in which the writer
states that the Camanche Indians we're gath
ering in that neighborhood in great num-
bers. They are said to have encamPed
near San Antonio, and to have audaciously
warned the inhabitants that unless they de-
parted within given time, they would be
devoted to indiscriminate -buichery. The
brave Texans are preparing, in every d.
rection, to meet the insolent foe with an aa-
equate force.


Tenaciy of LJe.-A man recently died
in Dover, Vermont, who had been tapped
fifty times in the abdomen, and more than
ec,,, oIlo,,e &c ,yo or 4 so un from him l,u n