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Washington Globe (Newspaper) - December 11, 1830, Washington, District Of Columbia Francis Pmbstoh BiiAir, will publish, in (hr CKy of Washington, a newspaper entitled,THE GLOBE. It ifl the purpose of the Editor to dedicate this paper to tlw discussion and maintcnaflce of the principles "which brought General Jacksim into offit e, and which he brought with him into olRce," which have been asserted in his several mesHagcs to Congress, and sustained by U>e course of hin administration. As a means of giving permanent eifeot to those principles, which arc considcrwi essential to the preservation, peace, and prosperity of fhe Union, the election of the president for a second term will l»e l^vocated. His nomination for rc-etcclion by the States of Pennsylvania, Ohio, New-York, and New-Hampihirc, together with various other manifestations throuj^hout the Union, leave no «loubt as to tlie fndfvfduat w'hoin tile Rej»iibilrans of ihecoiinu y le-qulre to assume the attitude of a candidate, as a means of producing unanimity in the support of their principles. The political aim of this paper will be directed to aid in the accompHshmont of these objectu. It will have no participation in creating <livisions in the Republican party, by advocating the pretensions of any in its ranks, who may now endeavor to press their claims to Uie succession. When, at a f^tme time, as on the present occasion, the voice of the" Republicans of the Union shall have indicated the Candidate relied on to give effect to their principlci, the Gkoru will be prepared to support that indtvidual, whatever n»^ be the personal predilections of the E<U>or. The increasing interest of tlie political ag^itations and struggles of Europe, wilMn.vite much attention to that quarter of the wofld; a^d arrangements will be promptly made to obtain the earliest intelligence. It is intended, also, to give the Gi,oiik a literary itid miscellaneous character. Selections from periodicals of the highest reputation will adorn its rolnmns, to gratify the general rca«ler; while, as a vehicle of aniormation in relation ^o manufactures, agriculture, commerce, and the arts, it will be made subservient to the useful pursuits of the country. A faithful summary of the proceedings of Congress will be regularly furnished tsmHe sssr li«» NO. The Glob£ wU at present be published semi-weekly patronage" will the Editor to make it a dally paper. and weekl ¿00D enab! Í0 ( It is hoped that a liberal TERMS: The Globe will be printed on a large Imperial •«hcet: the price of the Semi-weekly paper will be five dollars per annum; for the Weekly two dollarsand fifty cents, paid in advance. For six months the Semi-weekly paper will be three dollars, and for three months two dollars. KEPORT OF THE SECRET AR V OF WAR. Wxn Department, lnt December, 1830. To the President of the Uniled Stales: Sir: I have the honor to make known to you the operations of this Department during the present year, and to öfter such suggestions as appear to me necessary to be preseiited. The Army, at the different positions it lias occupied along our western and southern borders has been engaged in preserving quiet a-long those quarters, and has fully succeeded. Fears were entertoined of a nipture of serious character amongst some of our northwestern tribes of Indians; but the presence of a military force, and the exercise of a proper discretion on the part of those to whom the trust of reconciling them was confided, has had the effect to arrest it, and pejice has been the conse-quencck Simib.r apprehensions have recently been entertained of Uie Indians who reside on our southwestern bjdundary*, bordering ou the province of Texas, and precautionary steps i«ave been taken to prevent any acts of hostility. The vigilance, intelligence, and discre-fion of our officers afford a belief that, by their exertions, these distant tribes can be retained at peace with each other. Occasional interruptions have arisen from marauding parties, who range through the forest, and, at points distant ft-om our posts, commit ajigrewsions: ^ese acts, in turn, produce retaliation. It k important to prtÄibit these commissions, if possible, though no other plan can be suggested than what has already, heretofore, been presented; viz: an authority to employ a de-tachment of mounted troops. These, ranging ' through the country at different places, and at jurregular periods, would do much more towards preserving peace with our Indian tribes, «ud quiet along our borders, than could be ef--- iected through any augmentation of our posts. II regret to say that desertions from the Army are of not less frequent occurrences than heretofore. The number, for the present year, will exceed one thousand. Various efforts have been made, and many theories suggested, to arrest an evil so injurious to the operations and character of an army. None have succeeded! The benevolent intention of the act of Congress of last winter, which took from tlie offence the penalty of death, and in obedience to the spirit of which, all past offences of tiie kftid were by you directed to be forgiven, has had no restraining, no salutary effect. I am not an advocate for the severity of penalties. The hope of reward, more frequently than the fear of punishment, operates beneti-cially upon mankind. A resort to both might be serviceaHle. While penalties corresponding to the nHure of the offence might be imposed upon 4tHnquents, the faithful and good jsoldier should be cheered witli the expecta-ütion ofceward. To this end, an authority to make some rdl ^onable com'pensatiou to those % ■ who obtain an lionorable discharge should be granted. In conformity to this opinion, I would take occasion to suggest, that, while «ome adequate punishment for so gross a violu-ion of duty as that of abandoning a service oluntarily assumed, be imposed, it may also e provided that the soldier who serves faith-f fully, and is honorably discharged, shall re-" ceive, at the termination of his enlistment, 4)ne hundred and twenty dollars. Let him receive, iiisteJid of his present pay, four dollars per month, retaining the residue, payable at the end of service. The difference in expense tlius created to the Government, for the five years of enlistment, would be but sixty dollars; which increase, it is hoped and believed will be more thau compensate for by a saving in tlie expenses which are incurred under the present system of restraining desertion. The amount retained always to be forfeited, if, at any time, the soldier desert the service. It «light operate as a strong incentive to good conduct, and^ would sen e as a fund at the «lose of his engagement, by which to establish liim in some advantageous pursuit. By the present mode, he retires from the Army, de-IB» pendent and poor as he entered; and often, in-1M stead of going home for a time to his fiimily, ^m lre re-enters the Army contrary to his will, his poyerty and wants only consenting. Dissatisfaction takes place, and desertion presently follows. . . , Repeated efforts have been made to arrest on/) thpv should be continu- Recently, by an order from the War Department, the whiskey part of the ration has been taken away, with a view to ascertain how far a theory frctjuently introductid might be practically productive of benefit. Time has not been Sfforded to test the experimenl; hut little conlidennce is reposed ia the .at-^ tempt. i'" the plan which I have suggested—the giving some enlarged compensation to the non-commissioned officers—(to the possession of which every soldier may aspire,) shall fail as matter of remedy, I know not what other can be assayed v.ith any reasonable jVrospeet of success. That buoyancy %vhich in war elevates the soldier, and lead» him to the belief that, by gallantry and goofl conduct, he may aspire to promotion, in peace, being taken away, paralyzes his efforts. To be a noti-comnassioued olfici'r is all that he can hope for or expect. To place this class of officers on some more advantageous and respectable footing, thereby to excite a spirit of emulation and good conduct amongst the soldiers, might prove highly serviceable. The subjiict, being one of iiuportance, is at least worthy of consideration and experiment. Connected with the Army is the ^Military Academy at West Point. The beneficial effects which have been derived to the countiy already, and the more enlarged ones which are in prospect, derivable from this valuable institution, render it matter of importance that it sh ould be maintained upon its present liberal plati and princ iples. Hie educating of two hundred and fifty young gentlemen, selected from every State of the Union, cannot fail to carry with it advantages and benefits correspondent to the demands it produces on the Treiwury. But, apart from this, the education obtained there being of a military character, the benefits diffuses through ever section of our country cannot but prove highly beneficial when our ¿ouiitry shall be involved in war. The information which is acquired Jtjiere is carried to the several States: these young men become officers of militia; and in time, through the means thus afforded, something approaching to uniformity in the discipline of our militia may be expected. The able report of the Board of Examiners at tlic last commencement, and which accompanies this report, will present in detail the progress and advan-ges of the institution. By the act of 1818, the President of the United States is* directed to confer upon the graduates of this academy the appointment of brevet lieutenants. Already there are 87 supernumerary officers thus created, and who cannot now be provided for in the line of the Army. In June next there will probably be 33 more addedy-which will produce an excess of 11 over the number authorized. The law prohibits the brevet appointments of a greater number tlian 106—one for each company; of course, upon a reasonable calculation, but few, if any, of the cadets, after June, 1831, will be entitled to a brevet commission. I would res- ptvtiwilj .. —-------- ----------- tlie present be not necessary to restrict for the future brevet lieutenant appointments, retaining only so many as might supply the probable vacancies which would occur within the The number of promotions- to the Army CITY OF WASHINGTON, SATURDAYptCEMBER 11, 1830. year. from this corps, for. the last five years, has averaged about 22; while the number of graduates for the same period has been at an average of 40. This excess, which is annually increasing, has placed 87 in waiting uutil vacancies shall take place, and shows tliat, in The breakwatirr situated at the mouth of tho Delaware river is another valuable im-fnovement, whi< li, within the la.st year, has been rapidly pro^rn ssM d with. The work has already risen above the water, and partially Nhow» tho great iin|)ormiice it ia to our com merce. During the violent gale of last Sep-fember, several vessels which lay under the protection of this work wero preserved. Tht forro of the sea being broken by its opposi-lion, they were enub|«4 to k«op at th«ir moíMr^ ings, and to ride out the gale ir» safety. Fif-ft;en oiher vessels in view, not poss<\ssiiig the advantages of this position, wore driven on shi>re, and lost, or gt»tiou off at much expense. A few years will jupíete this valuable work. The attention if has received -since, by your direction, it was placed in charge of the Quar-tormaster's Department, and the advanlagea already perceived tj arise from if, give proof of the propriety of its completion, and of the numorou.s benefits it must afford to commerce. At Ihis heretofore hazardous part of our coast' navigation, a security will be afforded which, in a few years, may occ.i.rion a saving of property which will amply compensate for tho cost incurred in its construction. By such a result the remuneration will be ample. The Ordnancc Dcfiartment is progressing as rapidly as the means afiorded will permit, in arming the militia of the Slates, and in preparing the nece.ssáry gims and carriages for garnishing tlw different fortresses of the country. hi." worthy of consideration whether the appropriation applicable lothis service should not be increased, .so as to provide a suitable armament by the time the different fortifications along the coast .shall he completed. For the forts which are finished, a million of dollars will be necessary to arrange their armament. But besides the.se, others aro in progress, and will shortly be completed. The atmual appropriation of ^100,000 towards this purpose will require ten years to accomplish the object for those which are in readiness. Should we be preserved at peace, no injuiy will arise ; but should war take place, the effects upon our country would prove of serious and prejudicial character. ¡this growing evil; and they should be continu ed, so long as hope or fancy can suggest a remedy. The loss to the service is not so material. The greatest fear attended is, that, in peace, the practice may become so frequent and familiar, as in war to lose that odium which justly ibQHld pertain to so aggravated an oflfence. tlie next year probably, and in the succeeding one certainly, there will be an excess beyond what the existing law authorizes to be commissioned. There will then be 106 supernumerary brevet second lieutenants appurtenant to the Army, .it mi annual expense to the Government ol $ ^ i,<'00. In the E ^111 1 Department, important operations, as 1«. guards the internal improvement of the country, have been in successful progress. The advantages to our commerce from the improvements which have been made in the navigation of the Mississippi and Ohio Rivers, have already been sensibly felt; and great good to the community at large is to be anticipated from further efforts to be made. The experiments begun, and in some respects completed, sho v, tliat, at an inconsiderable annual expense, the Ohio River may be cleared of its bars and shoals, so as to afford a convenient and safe navigation at those seasons of the year when heretofore it hus been considered impracticable. This subject well merits the attention of the Government. These rivers pass through an immense and fertile region of our country, and contribute their products essentially to advance our commercial interest. An inconsiderable expenditure from the public Treasury will have the effect to give security to a commerce which at present is carried on at much hazard, and, by diminishing the insurance at present reqired, and preventing losses, speedily to reimburse to the community the cost which has been incurred, or expense which may be required. At present the imports to the west are mainly through these rivers, and the export trade almost entirely. Usually for the six months in the year, one of these (the Ohio)ceases to be useful, because.of the numerous obstructions, and consequent hazards, which are presented- at those times when the waters are materially redu^d. The inconvenience and risk thus felt are susceptible of such easy remedy, and at so small an expense that it becomes matter of surprise that im-jrovements so important and valuable to a arge community should have been so long overiooked or neglected. The necessity of improving the navigation of these rivers for commercial purposes, all admit; of thé practi-bility of effecting it, none can doubt. The experiment lately n\ade, through a most difficult obstruction at a place called the Grand Chain, conclusively tests the feasibility of improving other places, and that the expense will not be considerable. As it regards tliis branch of the subject, however, it appears to me that the importance and value of the thing to be done, is of infinitely greater consequence than any apprehension of charge which it may occasion to the Treasurv. In all the di.sbursing branches connected with the War Department, I am happy to say that punctuality and fid«lity have strictly, and almost without exception, been regarded during the year. A new era in the hi.story of this country has, within a few years, arisen in relation to Indian affairs. Under the act of .1802, and the practices of the Government resulting therefrom, principles have been ir^oduccd, the continu* ation of which is matter of serious consideration. By this act it is prohibited to any one to settle upon Indian lands, or to enter their territory ; and, for its execution, the President is authorised and directed to employ the " military forco" of the country. within tho pale of tho Consititution, and obligatory upon tho authorities of the Govein-ment. Before the States were members of this Union, they were sovereign. Tiio Unit-ed States Government can legitimately exercise those rights only with which the States parted under their general compact. To regulate their internsS municipal authority is a privilege which has not been surrendered. Amongst those riffhta i» the iudisputablo one of coutrolling their citizens, and governing them aft«r their own mode, with this excep tion, that a republican form of ^vernnient is to be secured to each. The States, being independent and sovereign within their own limits, can admit no check upon their sovereign ty, whether, in its exercise, it alTects one citi-izen or another—the while or the red man By courtesy, the laws liave been withheld from an interference with the Indians within a State; and that which heretofore was mere courtesy is now :'isi.st(?d upon as matter of paramount constitutional right. Surely this cannot be correct attc.i/nling to our notions and sy.stem oi" gov. riinient; and, if wrong, tho act of 1802, from the moment the laws are extended by a State over Indian territory, must cease to be operative. Reciprw;ity is always fair and just; and hence the law which would mak'- it penal fcraii liite man to tread, unlicensed, upon soil held through Indian occupancy, should eciually restrain the Indian from entering tho domain of the white man. So fur as existing treaties operate, the United Slates possess the power to concede this or any other privilege, because treaties, whether well or ill made, are tho supreme law of the land ; but they should be such a.s are permitted to be entiijed into by the Coiistitution, and which do not affect tho rights of a State beyond what her consent in becoming a member of the Union has'sanctioned"and authorized. Every thinj beyond this is usurpation. Under the authority confidcd by ypu, during kst summer, I fiwited some of the Indian tribes, witti a highly valuable auxiliary; Gene ral John Coffee, of Alabama, and made known to them their situation. With the Choctaws and Chickasaws, (the only tribes with whom we negotiated,) treaties were concltided. From all appearance.s they were well satisfied with their own decision, and the courso which we-purciued towards them. If any different feeling has since been incited, it ia tho work of persons who have sought, through tho chan neld of their ignorance, to persuade them to the belief that great injustice has been prac tised. I undertake to assuie you, tl^at, in all we did, th(5 utmost fairness and candor were practised. We sought through persuasion on ly, to satisfy them that their situation called loudly for serious reflection. Pending the negotiation, no secret meetings were had, no bribes were offered, nor promises made. Ev ery argument adduced, or suggestion offered was in open council, and in view of those whose rights were to be affected. Of this, a bundant evidence exists, whatever may be said to the contrary. There was no motive to im pose upon, or to deceive them. Our instruc tions forbade us to do so, and our inclination besides, was an ample restraint. The trea ties concluded are read> for subtniasion : and how farny practised injjHfice or want of lib-eralily in ^ imputed, will bo fairly judged of whei lieir teiier aud condition shall be disclosed. ff il liberality ample and generous has not îO||l!fcgarded, our wishes have failed, and our «Mtrnnts been rriistakcn. Durii tl^ period, I witnessed much of Indian cht ict«r, their progress, refinement, and mureh iroi^a civilization, well say, that, in < ndèeting the m gotiation, every thing w»» doit ià Wîtain them in those jmrHuitK which s^ul^llend to their ndvanceiuent, and to whicl^hfir siluation could reasonably lay claim. tuM who .so zealously have espoused their caur,^d who affect seriously to deplore their con^û>u,are acting uptm false ¡>rt'inises, or arc ^fed'by mistaken con.siderations ofkindne>. Btti, as mankind are found to differ eveiiiu^'«f8«enUBl matters of faith, and iheir ultima^ result«, I can «réll imugifc, that, i« reference to such a sut^t as the present, honest diffociji^ps of opinion may be expected, and will nriic. Yet, before a desire he adopted, oanieatl', to retain these people at their present hoinev we should be careful not to receive mere iiiDreswions fur facts, but rather to hear ihe suggistions of truth and reason. We should look lûtho red menas ihey are, and not a.s oflenliiiBS they are represented to be ; to their ina|>titide to live under a well regulated system of aw, and to tho danger and hazard of tho e;jperiment. A few of them are well infonnet men, and capab.'o of enjoying refined societf. These are the mixed Indian —tliehdif bned, as they are usually tormed. Scaicely any »f the others speak our languiige, or are acquainted with tho principles of our Government. Little houe sliould b« onter-t-ined, even »y those must sanguine on the subject, that aiy material advances in civilization cari be made with the pre.sent generation those, I mtan, who are now at maturity in life. Care aud attention towards the rising generation nviy tend greatly to impiove, and m time to meliorate, their present condition-To turn them to industry, is of first importance. Labor is never an acceptable pursuit to Indians. In their unimproved state, a fondness for war and the chase, and oratory at their councils, constitute their leading traits, because these afford the highest distinction. When, through the influence of culture and education, their taste upon these subjects shall bo changed, and tho character of an indu.stri-ous agriculturist be held in higher estimation than dexterity of pursuit in the chase, then may they'be expected to resort to iudugtry, and give attention to tho duties of agriculture. Indisposition to maoual labor, so peculiarly the characteristic of an Itidian, causes him to select the poorest giounaa, becausa of the ease with which the timber is felled and cleared a wa^ The exceptions which exist to this are prilRipally amongst those of mixed Indian blood, whoso habits have been improved, and whoso minds have been cultivated. who, within his limits,*acts independently ol tho others. In his government ho^ aided by minor and subordinate chiefs, called Captains each of whom acts within his particular dis trict. The people are subordinate to the of'p-tains—the captains to the chiefs, these diviMonji composes what is called the Christian District, the chief of which is a mar of good mind, with a common English educa liun, «nd is ruligious. His people, t.oo, arc seemingly pious. Each night, pending tht negotiation, until a late hour, they were at thei exercises, singing and preaching. From eve ol C^tnabi«, iieft«»a,fc ,nd Btaxtf^ _ by negotiation opened the Black Sea" to iiZ CommerciB of the peoplé of the United States, '^e has regained the West India trade, whicli Mes.... Adams and Clay lo«t. But Xlt still more imfiortant, be has removed from of. hce a awarna of swindlers, who had filehed ; rom the publw trtuisury upwards of |467,00<), VOI 1 \ ^mTT' honorable meeting could find nothing worthy of t6eir an- An old chief (Mu^hulatubbee,) who was l^J^tÌhelll^:,^ ^'orable to the trea^. by a-fcw of tho di.sconJfor th^ major tyrand mZn^^^^ cnted of his district, ha« beep recently depos- countr} wlÌt wir^ the hope, ^d XZ c^Tthat -d, and the name ofanother sent to this office majority in the election of Gene ^Ja^kHon o receive recogmtion. The design is proba- This was eertainlv very prudcnt/parSX ^ly to show thaUhe people are displeased be- by those who had picdiciJd tharrfS jt^ ' =ause ho .igned tho treaty, The answer re- son should be elected, all manner of urned.fo their application was, that, whil® the and evils were to bcfal Ihe countrv iovernnient meant not tO interfere with their resume this subject in our next. node or manner of sillf government, it could ---------------- iim rPCPfiiTXP, What harheiiidónc hy-a fVw ; -^^-rofft m^nùig Port, •et, when a chief should be chosen by a ma' »IN-NEII TO MR. SWARTWOUT. oriiy of the division, and the fact so eertiljcd below the corre.sponden«« bctwcfa the >y their (.'eneral Council, ho would be regard- American and French citizen!., who efSciated as thè great majority lie nation were satisfied when we left tbfl»;lT« Swnuefswartwout, Eaqi^ wd, from information nince received, yet con-1 Sir-^The undersigned, members af the suite m» i. tinu'jto be satisfied. Their anxious desire is,N to your porson, as Marihal-in-Chici on th^ r o get to a counlry under Ihe protection of the p celebration of the triumph of civil libertv7» United States, where they can be free from fSai^bS Srl'"""^ ^^^^^ iny liability to State laus, and bo able to Uwell iC::^^^^^^^^^^^ in peace under their owncustoms. leelings a/» indiviiluals, andso creditable to the Jib i Tlie Commissioners appointed to further the pervade the coaimunlty io which thev execution of the treaty of Butte de- Morts.j ®® lave discharged Ihe trust confided to them, jedfor -nd have made their rept rt. standing between tho New-iorKana ureen | ofjadcment deci- Bav Indians baa been examiniid and adjusted ; T'' f"? which liave been apparent thoiiKhoUt the Report to J.e confirmed, only requiris youi approval, agrceabi: tu ihc .ccond arliclc of that | u>.€urry those Zc^ tl trin^'i^tf'"fy»"'- P"blic charw Ireatv- Vcry respectfullv, JOHN H. EATON. I'Vn/ib the Harrudsburg AintrUan. HAIlKODÖllURG CLAY MEETING. termed, are not accurately and correctly in formed as to tho principles and fa^th upo which thoy profess to act. A futurfe state o rewards and punishments, for virtues or fo crimes, is fashioned by their standard of sai been lemoved, many were defaulters to a large . I amount, ought not every one to approbate the votional conduct, they are, to all appearanceLjconduct of tlits President, rather than con religious people. Certainly there are some conceive to be estsenlial to constitute happi ness or misery here. Judging from Iheir de measure, " . urul agency, in witches, and in vitcherafi, fast yielding; and the use of ardent spirits,jcountry. particularly in one of the districts, is in a I meeting creat measure abandoned. A reasonable hoiMj-j offices and officers have been ® . . • 1 .1 . .1___________ _ __ t J___I ____ ..n.rt ^ffinoa rtr f»fl acter, and la testimony of their indivkiluir eeteem respectfully reque.,t your ,,reeonce at lan e^rtammen^o begiven at the City Hotel, on Saturday next, the 4th inst. at 6 o'clock. VVith md-tiiuents of the liigliest respect, we ¿rtxJriL^ll From tho language employed in the pream- aervanu. ^ ^ ' obed.enti ble aud address of this meeting, one might Daniel Jaokson, Prosper M Wctmore be led to infer, that the individuals who com- Dumont Rpbt. Lawrence, Silas E. Burrows!' posed it, had been formerly the friends and^IIiJ^te^r"^^^^^^^^ supporters of General Jackson, and had beenjthier, H. G. Duvivier, M. Panon, A.L Morne C dissatisfied with his administration. They | Calemare, A. S. Parrot, Richai^ Pennell m' M have used the following language: PreJ^'^'if ^roshon, John L. Graham', public was elected by a majonty of the Nation, iGouvr. S. Bibby. ' under the sanguine hope on the part of thai I New-York, 29th Nov 18S0 majonty, that his administra^^^ The followlug ¡a the reply o^r. SwartWoUf-- of distinguished purity and msdom. By nu-\ w v Lrous declarations and documents, published\ Gentlemen i . ' Yor. 2d December, 1830. I J- ..i I -I- J i it ■ r I.- Gentlemen—I have received from TOur chairman before the election, and by the promises of Aw SilasE. Burrow», Esq. your veiy kind letSToTtfi confidential friends, he was consider^ pledged j 29th ult., expressing your approval of the manner in as to many important subjects ond prinrijp/es." I arrangement« made for the cehsbratiou of Now so far from tiie persons composing this ¡Í® rey^íution in France had been conducted onbeing at .", .i^ the HUical friend, of Goneral Jiackaon, they were violently op-1 turday next, at the City Hotel. * |>oscd to his election, with tho exception of j While 1 feel gratified at your partial notice of my some twa or three of them. But they say,!®®"^"®^ that occ^ion, I am persuaded, gentle-,1.0. the ^jority rf ,h« »a,.o" elee.ed that his administration was to be one of dis. j ted with meas Aid«, I owe entirely the aceurate and? tinguished purity and wisdom. To this we I timely movement of the procession; and f hope I may ,ported Gen. ^^ permitted to avail myself of this opportunit* to answer, that the majority who supported Gen. | P®»^"^^^ avail myself of this opportunit|r Ja^kson^nd brough^im intoj,^^ filirijfiri.^^ were, and still ful and gratifying display made by our feUow citi?ter are. opposod to him. - It comes from that par- on that proud day. , r I- r «rvo«..^ 11.« fl««/l 1 Permit me, gentlemen, in condusion, to Bay that r ty who for years past, have opened the flood-1 ^ . ^^^^ gates of defamation and abuse agaiiist a man | persoaal regard, and that I accept your friendly invi-who had a right to expert better things from {tation with sentiments of pride and ^asure. them. If General Jackson has erred in the| Al!ow me to tender you my thank» for tiw^kind One me,.ima.ian of any ^rti™ of W« ooun.r,i"en the many important services he has rendered J gj^per^jy respectfully, your obed't servant, his country in the day and hour of danger, SAMUEL SWARTWOUT. ought to iiave furnished an ample apology, J companf, to the number of about eighty, sat particularly with those not more perfect thanidown to an entertainment provided by Mr. Jjenninga^ himself. But what is all this great out-cry Jm his usual style of taste, elegance and profusion, about? Forsooth, because he has turned out j SILAS E. BURROWS, Esq. Prejiident.. about one-sixteenth of the Postmasters of the IDnkiel Jacbsok, Ist Vice President, ry information, tiiis Christian party, as it in I United Slates, about one-eighth or tenth of j Charles A. Clwtov, 2d Vice Presideat^- the Collectors, a few Indian Agents, and N^^ guests were many of the oldest and' val Officers, di«;. and recalled some of our! most x^spectable of our citizens, including the Orator ■M- : or.,1 ««hora Ni^u/f»"^ rcudor of the Address to Uie French people on' toreign Ministers, and appointed others, ^owl ^^ pSnt of thi.>i wc would suppose, would be no great ^be United States, and ftlr. Albert OallaUn, were in- -1 grievance to the public, provided men com-1 vited, but were prevented from attending, the former age hfo,and its enjoyments; and, in their ] petent to tho discharge of their duUe.a fill theirljr^^^^ magination, is made to conform to what they t a!.I A.. ... ___I_____1 ___»M«« k« ar At^t n li it cii*a ■ A ■ larirc^ 1 JVeto Fork, Dec. 4« 1880. Gentlemen—I regret that tho infirm and weak "tat« . of my health deprives me of the pleasure of aecept- ^ ________________^ _____ _______ demn itf Were they ready to condemn the your invitation to a din #f given to-day, by tbo- DerceDtibie'^Wd beneikial changes amongit | whole acts of the administration, without giv- suite of Mr. Swrartwout, as Mashal-in-Chief, in the pciucpiiijiv 6 • I , j;. f/,- r^na antl Siirh qppms to 1Celebration of the French Kevolotion, as a tcstfc-" them. They have become mostly an agricul- mg credit for any ' ^ f ^ tural people. The practice of perforating tlie have been their course; lor iney ao noi tion of his conduct on that interesting occasion, nose and ears for the purpose of ornamenting J give the administration credit for removing j Uwaamy intention to have called at the hour ap-^ them, is rapidly disappearing, and considered Tobias Watkins, and many others, who were pointed, at the City Hotel, to m^e my acknowlejg-rua. cusloi V^Ljillio^, pain., .» orn.. defauUers 'V'tdXr "'hfit'^riew""' '»r^'l^.l.Tr«"; ment and to decorate the face, is, in a greit it is said in the address, " that many new of-1 approbation of his conduct in the manage- giveii up. A credulity in supernat- fices have been multiplied and the number ot ^f t^g procession, and performance of all the .....13 (officers augmented beyond the business of thoijduties of the day; but I Und it impossible, without ° Wo regret that this honorable I the.most serious exposure of my health, did not inform the nublic what new I «^.««t withhold the expression of my grateful may be entertained, that these people may time prove that the zeal and efforts of the G vernment to protect and civilize them, are i: improi>erly bestowed. In concluding a treaty with theso peop candor and fairness wero the only means sorted to by the Commissioners. Thoy wc given to understand distinctly, that, in comi to visit them at their solicitation, and at th homes, no design wad entertained beyo communicating to them a knowledge of th true condition, and submitting to their jut^ ment the course of policy by them to be p sued. Wo told them the opinion entertain by the Government as to the authority of M in deed, any new offices or officers have been o-lcrcated, it must be some one of very minor ot 1 importance, not calculated to cut any great figure in the political affairs of the nation, e, I particularly with that description oi politicians ie-1 who could see Mr. Adams sfjuandering thou-ret sands without complaint. But we are told in the address that thò"*ex- thn niihlir what new « cannot withJioia me expression 01 my graM:iu\ the public what new I ^^^ the many acts of kindnew »een created. 11, in- j received from my fellow citizens here,. • «vt^nrl nvfr tlipm lu,r la* ^- i nd 1829. were upwards of $300,000 less than Uume you all anticipate, and whifch will be iweived sissippi tQ .extend over tlicm her lu^s, ^ .¿^S We are very much p]cas->itli ¿1 the warmth of friendly filing. WBen tU^ that the United States possessed not Ihe pow- for the year iWi». w» arc ^f^ dwtinguished individuaTisintroduced, and er to prevent it. The interviews had them were in open council, where were pi eut the chiefs and warriors, and some of own citizens. Arguments addressed fo tl judgments were tho means employed. threat was used; no intimidation attempi ed. Under tlicBo circuinslances, a treaty was con-eluded and signed, moro than 5,000 Indians regarded thdi general policy of treating, but cause they believed themselves entitled to tain, and wero solicitous to procure largo scrvations. The number thus influenced small. Since that time, active efforts that they had been greatly ^deceived and posed upon my since my arrival among them. With great respect, I am your very ob't servant, JAMES MONROE. To Charles A. Clinton, Prosper M. Wetmorc, Amojr Palmer, Charles MeEvers, Junr., E. M. Gicea-way, Esqrs. Upon the removal of the doth» the following reguhP tocutB were given: l8t. Our Country. Sovereign and independent, ugL ... ______ ^ jirlpenses of the Government have been increas- uniting liberty and law; energy »nd moderaUoo; jus' nd Ud under the present administration. We 1 tice, antfgenerosity .^May we ever be enabled to ap-Bir would have been highly gratified if the honor- preciate and enjoy Uie blessmgs we possess. 3 cheew. br. able meeting had furuislied us with tho evi- . «d Gen. Jl^r^ Jaek^tn, President of the U-ut denco upon That subject. 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Amoi^gst 1 strange to be told, not a murmur or word of ^^^ .Sici^ating a pi^gal eflfusloa of the h«irt. them was great apparent unanimity, sime |compiaint was heard from our opponenl^, who|,^^^^^^^ gj,« y"", gentlemen, did object and were dissatisfied, but hot a oh- under the administration of Mr. Adams and re- Clay, without a single benefit resulting to the was country. » • have I But not m with the administration of rresw 3. Our the Marthri-in-Chieföf the late J it I formed the lato meeting. Wo would further ^ — ------------ be.|observe.haUho,oi« duty confided to him, we find him ever prompt ana decisive—blending Industry with integrity; mtcJli- ^n amongst the Indians, and to persuade them show, correspondent benefits (o tho country . . ... u-j I_________.1.. ¡in-Hm has nrocured UlJtice to tie cl IhQ has procured jii^tice to be done to tho peo-' pie of tiic Ignited States by the governments This toaat wM received with all the enthurfi« anticipated by the PBssident. 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Even in same professions, federal workers make more
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Jun 2 Islamic State fighters suffering from air strikes in eastern Syria are expanding their presence in the Aleppo area of Syria, opening a new front in the IS anti-IS war. The Iraqi government is still reeling from its military setback in Ramadi, just sixty miles west of Baghdad. Iraq's prime minister complains that the international coalition is not doing enough in the fight against IS. He says Iraq urgently needs more intelligence and weapons, including anti-tank guns, that it has received very few arms or ammunition despite coalition pledges. He adds that he was waiting for UN approval to uy weapons from Iran. President Obama's defense secretary has complained that Iraqi forces are unwilling to fight. In the US, the pundit Fareed Zakara opines that "the problem really is not that Iraq's army has collapsed. It's that Iraq has collapsed." The media meanwhile is discussing Islamic State forces consolidating its hold on territory by blending in with local Sunni populations.
Jun 3 President Obama signs into law the USA Freedom Act. It ends the government's gathering of telephone records, not a gathering of data that was personal, just the fact that the calls were made, thousands of calls simultaneously, without content of the communication. Now the record of calls having been made will stay with the telecom companies, but the government can search the content of specific telephone calls from the telecom companies after it provides a court order for that specific search. In the matter of personal privacy little has changed. Some put themselves at the center of it, seeing it as an issue of the government spying on them personally. Others see data collection as an important tool for national security that only those plotting crimes need worry about. Republicans have been split on the issue, with Senator Rand Paul on the side of privacy, complaining with emotion about the loss of freedom gained with independence in the late 1700s. He said something close to the old line that he was "sick and tired and wasn't going to take it any more." Senator Paul is expected to excite too few people in his bid to become the next US President.
Jun 5 Scientists at the National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration claim that the "much discussed" recent slowdown in global temperatures is far less than previously thought. Dr Thomas Karl, who led the new analysis, says: "We would hope that it would inform the general public that the temperature today really is continuing to warm."
Jun 5 War in Ukraine is heating up despite the cease-fire agreed to in February. Ukraine's President Poroshenko favors more power to mayors and making governors and officials at the regional intermediaries between the federal government and local government. This decentralization is not enough for pro-Russians in the regions of Donetsk and Luhansk. They are reported as wanting leaders perhaps powerful enough to be more loyal to Moscow than to Kiev. Poroshenko has told his military to prepare for a possible "full scale" invasion from Russia. Fighting has resumed in Eastern Ukraine, with a report yesterday of casualties of 25 dead and dozens more injured. The border between Russia and the pro-Russian regions remains open. Russia is being described as sending equipment and military men into the regions and Putin's denial as lying.
Jun 7 On fighting the Islamic State, David Petraeus a few days ago told Charlie Rose of CBS News that "In this war of ideas nothing succeeds like success. [Jihadis] want to go with a winner. Over time we want to show them that ISIL is not a winner." He labeled the situation in Iraq "worrisome." Ramadi," he said, "will be retaken." Baghdad, he claimed, will not fall but that the US needs to "augment" its help to the Abadi regime there, perhaps with more advisors and clearly with more equipment.
Jun 7 President Putin tells the Italian newspaer Corriere della Sera that the West need not fear Russia, that "Only an insane person and only in a dream can imagine that Russia would suddenly attack Nato." Putin said that "people with some common sense cannot even imagine such a large-scale military conflict today. We have other things to think about, I assure you.">
Jun 8 President Obama, at the close of the G7 summit in Germany asks regarding President Putin, "Does he continue to wreck his country's economy and continue Russia's isolation in pursuit of a wrong-headed desire to recreate the glories of the Soviet empire? Or does he recognise that Russia's greatness does not depend on violating the territorial integrity and sovereignty of other countries?" Putin was not in attendance, Russia having been excluded from what had been G8 conferences. Obama spoke of the possibility of "additional steps" could be taken to punish Russia. Also today, Reuters headlines, "With eye on US election, Republicans assail Russia's Putin." It continues: "The Russian president has emerged as a symbol for what they view as President Barack Obama's weak foreign policy, and an easy route for criticizing his former secretary of state, Hillary Clinton, the Democrats' likely choice for the November 2016 election."
Jun 12 The Saudi writer and activist and the creator of the website Free Saudi Liberals, didn't receive his fifty lashes today – a part of his sentence of 10 years in prison and 1000 lashes for having insulted Islam. His sentence was upheld on Jun 7. His first 50 lashes were delivered outside a mosque in Jeddah on 9 January. Subsequent lashings have been postponed on medical grounds. Mr Badawi's wife, who has fled Saudi Arabia and lives in Canada with the couple's three children. is begging the Saudi monarchy that it give amnesty for her husband.
Jun 13 In late May, ten tourists, Canadian and European, at the top of Malaysia's Mount Kinabalu celebrated their climb by posing for a photograph. They were stripped to a minimum of clothing. An earthquake centered in Borneo on 6 June killed sixteen people on a mountain there. Sixteen people died. The quake was felt in Malaysia, A Malaysian official associated the quake with the nudity of the climbers on Mount Kibabalu. Local people in Malaysia believe Mount Kinabalu is the final resting place of their ancestors. They view the mountain as sacred and the claim has been made that the quake they felt was the anger of offended a Mount Kibabalu spirit or spirits. (Islam is monotheistic and so the a mountain spirit is not called a god as some did in ancient times.) Four of the climbers were arrested. Today, the four are reported as having been fined and released.
Jun 13 This last May was the warmest in more than 130 years of global recorded weather history, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. These were temperatures on land and the oceans, the latter 1.06 degrees fahrenheit above the 20th century average.
Jun 15 Richard Haass, president of the of the Council on Foreign Relation, and Fareed Zakaria agree that lessons from Iraq and Afghanistan indicate that military stuff doesn't fix things if the politics isn't fixed. Haass says that doing a little something new here or there isn't going to do it against the Islamic State. Haass says we are "going to be overwhelmed by the pace and the dynamic of events beyond our control." He adds, "So not only do I not think the course we're on will succeed in Iraq, I think the Middle East is probably going to get worse before It gets even worse." Some who support President Obama's strategy are not so pessimistic. They support what Haass denounces as incrementalism. There are those believe in muddling through rather than being utopian, and there are those who find comfort in the realization that the Islamic State's strategy, like al-Qaeda's before it, is fundamentally flawed.
Jun 16 Wealthy communities in heavily Republican districts between Los Angeles and San Diego face a crackdown on water usage. "Under the new rules," writes the Washington Post, "each household will be assigned an essential allotment for basic indoor needs. Any additional usage — sprinklers, fountains, swimming pools — must be slashed by nearly half for the district to meet state-mandated targets." "I call it the war on suburbia," said Brett Barbre, of Yorba Linda. He compares his water hose with Charlton Heston's famous quote about guns: "They'll have to pry it from my cold, dead hands." He complains that California is becoming a place of "one group telling everybody else how they think everybody should live their lives." Someone else complains that people should not be forced to live on property with brown lawns or golf on brown courses. A water supervisor complains that "whenever one of our trucks go in [to a gated community] the gardeners all seem to call each other — text-message each other — to let them know that we've arrived. So then all of a sudden we see water kind of draining off the property but no sprinklers on." Over 7000 comments follow the Washington Post article. Someone from Arizona writes: "Let us know when the last Californian has died of thirst so that we can have the appropriate celebration."
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2004-2007 Cadillac CTS-V Performance Mods Discussion, Clunk in Cadillac CTS-V Series Forum - 2004 - 2007; Could somebody point me to the thread where I could read about the clunk in the rear end or tell ...
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Could somebody point me to the thread where I could read about the clunk in the
rear end or tell me what I need to be looking into doing to get rid of it. It Happens when I push clutch in sometimes at cruise or when I first give it a little right foot
thanks for the help ahead of time. Sorry it's a 04 had it for about a month with
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You need new bushings. Probably motor mounts and trany too. Not a bad idea to spend the 7-$800 and get all the revshift stuff IMO. You can search that to get more info if nothing else.
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So is it 7-$800 just for the parts ?
Re: Clunk
The clunk in the drivetrain comes from multiple sources. The largest part of the clunk comes from the limited slip clutch setup in the differential and is inherent in the design. This can be seen by turning the drive shaft by hand with the wheels in the air. The driveshaft can be rotated a quarter turn before the wheels begin to turn. Because of this, totaling eliminating the clunk is only possible by replacing the differential with a different design.
When new, this clunk is masked by other components in the drivetrain. The motor mounts are liquid-filled to soften (delay) the rotational torque to the spring-loaded dual mass flywheel. Both the transmission mount and driveshaft also serve to absorb (delay) some of the rotational torque. The differential is mounted with rubber to further mask the clunk.
So, if the clunk has reached annoying levels, the common fix is restore the various clunk cloaking devices (differential bushing, motor mounts, transmission mount, etc.) to "new" condition. The permanent fix is to install one of the aftermarket differential setups.
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So DarkMan with that being said is doing the bushings only a bandaid ?If or I should say when I do the bushing I would be doing the red rev shift ones also would that tighten up handling too ? I want to do things to the V slow over time just want to do the right things first as I want it to last don't want to add any power or anything like that till the weak parts are stronger
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When to install other upgraded bushings to improve handling would seem to be an independent decision other than the overlap in the process. For example, if you drop the cradle to upgrade cradle and/or control/trailing arm bushings, it would be a good idea to install a new differential bushing at the same time. But, you may not want to tolerate a bad differential bushing and the increased clunk it brings if the other upgrades are several month away.
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Just a FYI...I've replaced the MMs and trans mount with Revshift and have Delrin bushings for the cradle - I still have clunk and it is annoying. I have not replaced the differential bushing - mainly bc I might replace it altogether for a permanent fix but is costly, even for DIY.
Your have a 2004. It has a very weak differential housing witch has probably been stressed to increase the lash between the ring and the pinion causing the clunk. Replace the differential with a new
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Quick tip the SRX diff also works in our cars and seem to be a lot cheaper and stronger the then 1st & 2nd gen diffs. If you get this part # 19178781 GT4 G80 3.73 option and limited slip. You would just have to cut off about a inch off the pinion shaft and swap out the pinion input coupler with your old diff.
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Sorry haven't been on for a little works been crazy thanks for all the info but some of this is like another
language and I want so much to be working on all this on my own
Now if you guys where to do this would you put the oem back in it after you did all the bushing or would
you upgrade the diff and if you would what would you upgrade too
So you know not trying to build the fast V very just want it to work the most I'm going to do then is a
Exhaust and hot rod around town some
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It is a matter of personal choice, but I would stick with the OEM differential unless and until I wanted to throw on some sticky tires (e.g. drag radials) and go drag racing. You can get by with OEM on the street by launching a little slower and not power shifting.
(I only have 407 rwhp and I don't have enough traction on asphalt streets for go full bore in 1st and 2nd gear anyway.)
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The conversation that took place at the President's House at Sarah Lawrence included Amy Swerdlow, historian, activist and author; Pamela Elam, who was instrumental in obtaining the designation, and other original institute participants. It was a preface to a program being planned for a reunion in June of the Institute participants and the graduates of the Sarah Lawrence Women's History program - which is celebrating the 30th anniversary of the first graduating class - that will review the progress women have made since 1979 and call for a replication of the historic institute to help meet the challenges women face in the 21st century.
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I am trying to remove a b/b from my Look road bike (british thread) but am having problems. I have managed to get the crank arms off but the bottom bracket is a bit of a mystery. It doesn't help that the b/b bracket is made by a small manufacturer from Germany called Tune. To give you an idea of the setup, see these pictures:
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1. There are holes in the cup, so it would make sense that you put a pin spanner in two of the holes and turn anti-clockwise on the Left (non-drive) side to loosen. There seemed to be a lot of resistance when I attempted this and as I didn't want to damage anything I backed off.
2. Sprayed penetrating fluid (wd40) around the cup in case it's seized/stuck. Lightly tapped around the area to further aid any seizing.
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Look it up in Wikipedia and you will find that Memorial Day is an annual federal holiday celebrated the last Monday of May - a day for remembering the men and women who died while serving in the United States Armed Forces.
But with the passage of time and as memories and historical knowledge of World War II, Korea and even Vietnam fade into impersonal movie stories, books or articles, I fear something may be eroding in honoring those men and women in our Armed Services who gave their "final measure of devotion" to this country.
It is easy to see Memorial Day as a rare three-day weekend, which officially kicks off the start of summer. It is a time for family, for church gatherings, for backyard barbecues; it's a time to celebrate all that is good about life and family.
But I believe something is lost if we don't take a little time on Memorial Day to contemplate the sacrificed lives and to connect the dots to our personal lives and families that we enjoy on Memorial Day, even if we don't have loved ones whose lives have been lost while serving in the military.
I believe it goes even deeper than just remembering the men and women who died while serving in our Armed Forces. A little more contemplation reveals that for every man or woman lost, there are countless mothers, fathers, sisters, brothers, sons, daughters, grandparents, relatives and loved ones who lost someone precious. To those also, we owe a debt of gratitude for helping to develop the men and women who died in doing their duty for their country.
Being from Texas, I still sometimes visit a small, country cemetery where many of my parents' relatives are buried. It never ceases to amaze me in walking around and looking at the gravestones, how many young lives were lost in World War II, and this is a rural area that was only populated by farms and small towns. Then when I try in my mind to multiply that loss of life by the thousands and thousands of other small towns and then big cities across the nation, it leaves me in awe of the human sacrifices made to win World War II. Finally, to think about the broken hearts of family members and loved ones who grieved over the lost, often for the rest of their lives, further brings somber thoughts.
I am a proud member of the Newport Beach Marine First Battalion First Marines Foundation (oneonemarines.com), affiliated with the 1/1 Marines stationed in Camp Pendleton. The Newport Beach City Council officially adopted the 1/1 Marines in 2003 as "our" Marine battalion, so that the Marines and their families could have a sense of being cared about and appreciated by the residents of our community.
It has proved to be a wonderful relationship, as we will soon celebrate 10 years of this bond.
It makes me proud to "be there" for these Marines and especially their families in any way they might need us. It has meant attending Change-of-Command ceremonies, Mess Nights and Christmas parties and inviting Marines into our homes. But it has also meant attending Marine funerals, providing money so that a Marine Dad and Mom can be with their 3-year-old for cancer treatments in Oakland, and sending goodie bags to Marines deployed in Iraq and Afghanistan. It means flying family members to Japan where a young Marine battles for his life in a hospital.
And what is really endearing is that these men and women are so appreciative of what little we do for them, when they are sacrificing so much for us.
My hope this Memorial Day is that each of us takes a little time to reflect on those military heroes who died while serving their country, and will try to impress upon our young people just why there is a Memorial Day and what we are really honoring with our get-togethers.
We owe so much to so many. And by remembering that, we give deserving honor to those American military lives cut tragically short through their service to our country.
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Dose anyone know who will be carring the ISU basketball games this fall in the Dubuque and Cedar Rapids area?
It seems to change every year. Last year was a combination of Mediacom Connections channel 22 and KFXA with a few on KCRG. That being said, most years they do a pretty good job of getting most of the games televised in one way or another.
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Dose anyone know who will be carring the ISU basketball games this fall in the Dubuque and Cedar Rapids area?
Good luck with that one, TommyBoy.
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I personally think the follow me feature is one of the most overrated things in the history of the Pokémon franchise... But! If done right, I'm fine with it.
By done right, I mean YOU choose the Pokémon that follows you, and it can be ANYONE of the six you're currently carrying, not the first. Because, if you're having a mon follow you, it's because it's your favorite one. So, even if fainted, the mon I choose should be the one that follows me, and not necessarily the first one in the party.
I mean, in Yellow, Pikachu followed you regardless of position in the party, I'm sure they could do something similar in future games, too. You assign a Pokémon the role of "follower", and it follows you whenever it's in the party, and even if fainted.
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So my dad and I have this business plan for selling stringing supplies and services called crystal mesh, but this isn't about that. I've been working on a design for the logo in some downtime and definitely have a newfound respect for graphic designers. It's pretty entertaining once you get into it.
I'm just wondering if anyone's into this kind of stuff and wants to share their work/experience with an amateur or give me some c+c on what I've been workin on.
Alright guys, things are going well with the business and while making our website and staring at the logo for hours on end, I realized CM could probably look good worked into the logo. I put some mockups out on the world wide web and this is what came back.
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If I had to choose one it would have to be the first one, but I'd love to get some input and see if anyone has some ideas that could make them even better
I wanted to keep things simple and clean due to how simple the theme is but still kind of wanted it to stand out


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The Design Department has two computer labs dedicated to developing the most advanced computer graphics.
The university also provides the Spidell Technology Center and the Horn Center.
For more information on the resources and hours of these please visit the csulb library computing guide.
Visualization applications include:
•Adobe Creative Suite
•Alias Auto Studio
•Alias Sketchbook Pro
The Design Department recommends computer specifications for those who would like to provide their own computer when taking the lab classes. Download the following PDF file for the latest minimum specifications.
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I am 30-year-old female, married, and have had a dog since I was 2 years old. I have now two shih tzus (14 and 5) and a Lab-Beagle (6). I love animals and my dogs love other dogs. I have a dog door and a big backyard for our pooches. Also, we have a 5 gallon water dish for drinking and a baby pool for enjoyment of play in the warm months. I have three gigs already throughout the year watching bigger dogs and small dogs. It's rewarding to see their happy faces. Rates are $20 a day or $120 for 1 week (buy 6 get 1 day free). Any extra dog up to three total = +$20 each additional dog. Rates for big dogs are $30 and $180.
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