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could they have done it tnore clearly and
emphatically than they have done’! How
absurd to pretend that local considerzttions
have produced so general a rout’! .
But, says tlie-livening Post, ‘the new
‘tariff, at auyrate, is not condemned, that
‘was not iuvolvcdin the contiovcrsy,fortlte
‘WI-rigs liave fought shy of the issue of
‘Protection or Free trade.’ \Ve appeal
front this bold assertion to notorious facts.
llave not the \Vliig party and Press cVCI‘_\‘
wlhere tlcnotiticetl the tarilfof I8-l-ti '1, Have
we not objected alikefito its principles and
its details? \\'hat question has been di-
rectly aud prominently before the people
if this has not ‘l.
For our own part,wc are sure that ifwc
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the tariff of «to and the principles which
underlie it, it is because we cannot. “'0
have di.;c.issed the tariff question more
f't'éqHGUl.l_V, elaborately and at far greater
lengtli than any other. We have called
uponthe people to rise in judgment ngninst
tltellrcsident for his anti protcctit-epolicy
tnorc earnestly than for any other cutise.
So witli_-,‘t.lie \Vhi:f press generally. On
the other hand, we ltavebcen reviled with
out stint by the j.>urnals_of the opposing
party as the tiieteinstrtimertts ')_fthc veal-
tliy manufacturers, andfhavc been tnnnt.
ingly told, not merely that no prot_ective~
tariff Sl1OUl(l (H-'t'.'t' again he en;t(-_[Q(l, but
llliliflli “we not Std‘) our clatrtor, the
dtt‘ie_s_sh0uld be ta'.en off a'to_qether, the
Government supporting itself by (1; pct
taxation,and our external policy being
conformed to the basis of absolute fret;
trade. \Ve have been represented as beg-
gars for the mauufactut-er.<, or rather as
impudent cxtortors of black Mail in. their
behalf. At length the elections take place,
and the authors of these ‘great swelling
\vords of vanity’are rolled in the dust.
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l ifehave dates from .“\'l'ontere.-y to lfith
iO'ct. ’ Lieut. Graham, of the -Lth lnfantry,
:'l‘lte wounded enerull r were doin'r,well.
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Accounts in the f’icayune front the troops
ion the Rio Grande are truly distressing.
§Tavlot-‘s cliaste order, tendering the ofhcers
I ' o I o
‘and soldiers of his command the cxprcs
sign of‘ his thanks and admiration dated
Sept. -28th", was published on the .',)th Oct.
‘The 3,-n-,3. was settling do-wn inaettvcly,
‘waiting further orders. . .
l[(ja[]3_h:)il been murdered in the outskirts
lof .\lonterey by outlaws. On the 4th thel
-.\‘le.\'ic:in officers called on Gen. Worth to
take leave of him. As they were riding
away through the l“la'/a, a volunteer shot
one of them tlirough the heart. He was
arrested. He is in prison, and will be hung
undoiibt.edly. A sentiment seems preva-
lent in the army that to conquer peace, a
tnore decisive blow must be strtick at 'l'at'n-
pico and Vera Cruz. Lietit. Armsted ar-
rived at '.\'lonterey on the 12th with dis-
’.-\ mail sent from Camat-go Sept. ‘2.l,for the
army was taken by the eneu'iy,&seitt to A n’:-
pudia for the private c.»rrespoi_idence in it.
This mail has been forwardnd to Santa An-
na. Aboiit ‘Z000 mules had been hired at
Nlontcrcy for the use of the U. S. Army,
and 1500 had arrived frotti C.-imargo. An-
other mail for the army, wliicli left Cummi-
go the 5th Oct. was captured by the enemy.
Santa Anna is at San Luis Potosi, but doing
nothing. He sustains Ampudia in what he
did at lllontcrey. Tltc fever and agtte is
spt'eatliiig rapidly througli the army at
.\louterc_v.
The store ship Relief ariived at Pensa-
cola Oct. 30'.li, 9 days from Vera Cru‘/..
\Vlten the Relief left, Commodore Connor
was preparing‘ for anotltcr attack on Al-
3died on the lltli, uiiivcrsally, l:irnented.——’
A nuiubcr ofl\'lcx-l
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Con. .'S'i'r.vt-'..\'so.\'.———'l‘lic Union tncntions tltcl N L IX Z E ' ‘ 'Jl_‘
stzitcuient that Col. Stephenson In-t_s been super-E
seded in command lot‘ the Ctilifornia_ Rcgiiitciit _ §§'(:(lt1t:stl:t v, t‘vt'o3'cii:: ‘itwr IS, E8 SC».
I ""‘:"";:"_‘ “‘ “ ""‘ *"“"““""" "“"“—""‘ f: ‘ ' ‘*‘-‘-‘''~-*-
by Col. Mason, and says; , ., _ _ --. , .
‘ » The facts flféa that_Col. Stevenson went CLOSE U-'7 T111‘? Yl‘3-U5
out only as Colonel of his regiment. lf The publication ofthis iii.iiiiher brings us with-
hc tonttd ltitnself senior military officer he in six weeks of the close of the year‘, and our
W-on|(|’ nf con.-Sc, cnmmnnd nll the for(g9s'c‘llSl0H)llilS been to occnp_\' tliis rcnitiant of the
were . but it ‘mg €..(,.(.,.,,,d that G“, ._vearitt collcctitig our bills and squariiig up the
l{(?fll'll’£'\.' would be there before Col. S. ~tr-ll“!-‘la ill l'“"l"'””l°" .f”" " "Ml" sllm Wm‘ T"
ri . I -C0, When" ,1 5 ‘mm out md ‘ , iucw vcar. ln olicdieucc to i".s:tt;o then, its well
\'C( . . . .. a‘ _ t : ‘an cs " '
Col. and Gen. K. ran s lii:n
as tlte. tiizttttlatt-.~; ol'pccuniai'_v iii-ct-ssEt_v, we shall
able tha*.Col. l\l:ison may reach C:ilifornia
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patcnes from \Vasliington for Gen. Taylor.
ll '5 l)”’l’' : lit,-._;iti the work of collection with the i.1'e.scnt.
‘xx-colt. Tlio‘;-_e within our i'e:ich will lntvo their
ibefore Gen. Kearney, in which case he will
take the command.
,The. .lut‘t1:. Com. sziys—— ,
“Anti licntism, is. alone sufficient to
,C0lll'|l. for all the niujoiity, wltic.li the whiusi
have ob‘ained in the new Assembly. This‘
majority is 12. A change of 6 votes wou'd
neutralize it. '1 hese may be found as fol-E
lows; Schoharie 1, Columbia 1, Gretn 1,‘
Deleware ‘2, Sullivan l,_ Total 6-— to sayl
nothing of] in Albany County, 1 in Ulstcr,l
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and a chance in Rensselaer.”
‘ To say ito.’/ti.-ig q/'o/ic1IIt..-ll/;tui]/ C'oun.'._:/,’ clt_.l ,
i That" is too liberal ctitit'ely. Tito \Vliigs ltuvc:
llost (firm: in Alliany (.‘ount'_y by reason of tlicl
Anti Rent ticket. Our M cntbur in (‘rt'ccties\‘tis
‘not. given us by ‘Anti
had all the ‘RCElSS(“.ltlt.‘.l' Metiibors wirliout .-\..tu-§
_l’tcnt; in fact, but one of the hlctnlicrs elect‘,
(all \\'l1igs) was on tho .-,\uti lient ticket. “'0,
should liave ltad a decided \\'hig ii‘tajoi'it.y in the
Lcgislattti‘e had there. liecn no Anti llcrit ll(.'i\Cfi
if that ticket has givcti us Mem-
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dent.’ \\'-3. should llt1\’(‘.i
in the field.
hers it cait onl_v be 1 each from Columbia, Scho-
harie. and I)clc\varc, which just balances our
loss by it in Albany. The Journal must cipher
:t3s:':n.—— Trilmnc.
Tut-2 l’c. 'nr.t-zss or ‘.\f.\D.\'l'ZSS.-—-.‘\ few weeks
hills prcsciitotl them as soon its we shall be al.-lc
ito make them out, while tlxosc, to wltottt we
iliitve. not ca:-‘y ttcccss, uic. ictp:cstt~tl to call and
lsettlo up, its flicy shall ltave opportunity before
the 1st of.lnutiary.
Slll)S(.'l‘llJa"l's who are in at'i'c:trs with our post
riders," will favor us by pa_viti;:tl:c .~:ainc, as there-,
by the riders will be enabled topay us. As we
‘are not much giveii to tlttiiiiiiig, we hope tltis no-
tice will he suffic':c.tit. to iutliicc our patrons gett-
orally to coinply with our wisltc.s.
Boroug/1 El4.=c»‘ion.——Tlic annual liorouglt
inccting was held by atljotirnittctit on \\'cducs'-
day eveniii_«_; last, and the followitig officers were
appointed for the ensuing ye‘-at‘:
Stiles Cuitis, ll'urn’.<'n.
Biirgrsscs.
Milton fl.)ura:id, Saittiticl Jarvis,
.l)avid Ste ilicnson Clnirlcs Slltr—i'l'\-’,
' v 1 _ .,
\\'m. ht. John, \\ in. ll. trwan.
S. Olmstcnd, ("It-r/:.
\Vm. C. Street, fI'i'cu._\'I1rr3i'.
fiovi Clark, Bttil/fif/".
Orri‘ K l<c _, 7' O} J’ ’ ‘
. 's ..'. ‘ vrrv _)I_:I'oI./"I ‘rm-.'.cu.oi.
Cltas. ls'tt:‘.(.-s, C'Iiir/' .E//_.I__§i/i(.=ci'.
I"[r(: llt'u.-‘(Iu:.<.'.
Cluis. Tltottias, .l. \\". llLIl.)l)('.ll,
lfcnrvficllecle, C. J. Uruuiuti.
Fire In .~‘1)r.-ct'oi'.~'.
\Vm. S. Lockwood. lilbert (_3nt-tis,
S. ff. Grtttttiiti.
111-:1«‘tJ"r.t'rio:< 1tEt‘ir'ri;i).
of the 4th inst. '
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l.——-ttnd ‘us’ it appears upon good ;_;rm_ititl—-tltzttaii tin-
;(llH: :'idv:int:igc was taken tiftltciit by the stage pru-
;pi'ietors ofb't'.tiiil'ord on Satnrtl:iy last. 'l'lic:‘.c gen-
ltlctncti catiie tip front the 5-_it_v in tl.e c:trs upon Ila-
‘,ll=lrlaciii iloatl to .\\'hite lllaitis and took the Stani-
tford sttizzes for St:ttnl'oi'tl. (.In their arrival at Slam-
ford. tlii-_v were tililigt-tl to .~‘H‘l!l‘I3 xi sptc ztl con\‘c_v-
aucc for wliicli tlic_v wcte t.~i.\r-tl 13.’: cis a head. A
iuipo.-itioii, but the Ft ni:iii.di rth-ta-rtiiiticd to tal-.i: the
bold at pit-cc ofiiijttslicc. \\’i:§cli out itiftiittttiitt s:.t_\ s
\v:t.-' the l‘t‘S|lll of tzottilittiztticti.
Iursoi'ri.:t~'.—Scvcrnl of our (.'ill'l.f.‘!lS, couiplain - of Hon. Sterling Price.
iiidt-petitlciit li:ie——oti f~:ioi—-—r.-ttl.t:i' than to yield to so:
It: rzoticitig this pat'ng2‘:iplt at some. leiigtli, thcn
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Ilfis.sriii2'i.——Ai1 election was held in l.\I‘l:~.‘~SOll!'l
The following article appcarediu the Gazette on the 31st tilt. for a M Cl2}l_‘(.‘1' of Congress, to
supply the vacaizcy occasioned by the risirrnation
There appears to have
been very little excitctnent, the polls not ltavjtig
t bccfti opened it.i many prccints. and the vote is
;feoi:s.e:p:ciitl_v very small. The following is the
lrcstllf in St. Louis; For Kincaid, whig, 1.227;
,M’])anicl, loco, (501); Thoinpson, ind. 75. In
3 ‘.'otc.~; c:tsf', of \\'l!lt.‘ll Kiitcaitl received 31 !
I I.o(fTO t«‘0('0 Co.\‘v ~‘.'l_‘I().\*.
Tl‘-.e )litl<3lct_o_y'ii (lonvcntion for the nomnn-
ition ofa loco feco ticltct for‘ State officers, after
.. . . ltlie ?1'(‘tfll)(.‘l ofCorondcl‘t tl ~'~. '- ' ‘ 2 '
iittiuberstilticicittto lii:ul a staggt-.siihii:iit--tl to tlit-l . l L ‘UL “"3 om’ 3
~-change,_yct the low prices, of certain fuli I
State after State turns against them until i varado, and he would lead it in person.-———
' fromithe Sabine to tlte Potomac and the,lThe Princeton left Pensacola 31st, with
Maumee thev have not :1 foot oftrround that,f c;rm'crnment dispatches for Commodore
the-y mny call their own Cnn they mnt,-e Conner. Our g'overnnien_t_ has put an end
in this tornado? ln consequence of an order from the Sec-
But this verdict has been rendered in retary of the 'l’rensur_v, the United bi-ates
ted to confuse and mislead the public mind. g Seized it YH£‘«'11-'m€~“0 Scllfimlmillle VClll”l'".
The unp‘rec‘ed*ente.d failure of the ltarvestslC=lPt- Dllffllllesa \\'ll|t'l| llild "l'|‘l"*'-‘fl l-ll€|'9
demand for and price ofour produce, to an 5 ll-'1l $709 in Spevie and =. lot of Lo_«_rwnod
extent not at all antittlpnlctl. Pl't)lt.".ltl_V on board. Most of the specie had been
two liundred millions of people has heenl --.. ..--
'1" ll,” l°?.°l Pf ~‘l-“.V 10 Se"€‘m.\’ millions "fl 1-‘_ito_u 'riii-1 C.\».\lP AT ;uo..\"t'i9:iti-Iv.
p‘eop.e. lliis has ii-.ttur;illy enhanced the’ ._ r _\
. ,1 i. . Last (‘.\‘(,‘l1IlIQ the W ar l cparlment re-
.tn. t..e,
farmers have been scdulouslv i11l't<_'5-lit t
attribute the rise to the operation of tlie1 ‘Vere “""”"'”. °",lhe Gm’ Hill‘ ml“ Hi"!
i 13th October. but the detarlcd official
henceforti if that tariff shall be sttstaincd !'
C did . not accompany tliem—m':ch delay
tariff men have always insisted thev would , l”-“'l'l.='.~’.‘.l"-‘”'*"l'°‘l ll" "'l‘ll‘”l9 “lll Cflllllllele
be, -after the tariff of 181-2 had had amplet r°l"r”S , _
‘-manders of the army. The dtspatclies
» which were received last evening, are brief
,4“, m,_,,,|,,.m,.i_rm,,,,s-,,,,,-yo, ,,,_kcn c“‘C(._t,S:“.e:.'ltl(l compzirativcly unimportant itt their
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mu. “.O,.ps1,0,,S,,, ,.,,C“, of the a,,,,,.O,,L.y,,,,,_, ' in his latter of the G h of Ottobcr Gen.
' faylor st..tes that he had inustered out of
St:itestt'i1t‘is':iip of \V:ill.'e and l\'lcKayl l"0l”"l?er‘=' one mlnlfmnl-V Or rlgxas rm)!
Yet,“ in the face of all these, the peopteicatrtpztigii “as then on tic marci to Ca-
itrc very _L_T€l'lGl':tlly l{Ct'!plt|L' at home the;
disciples of .\lcK2ty and Walker and send- : ,
stead. not the meaning of this entirely,
beyotid inEs:tppr‘el1erision'l -
ernt’nent Cf Texas to extend itsjiirisdictioti
of the llib hrostrated 130) liottsns in Ha~l “Th mme f"clll'.V l“ llle river. \-Vith the
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Over.50t)O were unroofcd or injured. A- lllmlfld C'°."e"ll Lmmr‘ t'\ l”C“"lCm flf
‘ I‘e.\-as, to raise a mountt-d conipany of B0
n.n.3.- 'r',n|iet.-c that the tariffhas had no pat-t,to the pretended neutrality of Yucatan.
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defiance of influences enitneiitly calcula-,i\larslial at New Orleans, oti the ‘id inst.
titrougliout Europe hns curt-ier] up tltclthat day front C:impc.'icliy and Sisal. Elie
one third of the usual supply of food for?l""€l(‘£l l>0l‘0l”0 llle 5€lZ'-H'€-
“'llllllcl‘licreallll.I ‘ln€‘Xl1‘i30I‘tlinar_\-'demand: .1"/‘mil //It’. I’/H.011, .-\./II’. 11. .
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price of our agricultural products, ‘ , _ , , I,
0 ceivcd (,llSp:Il(‘.ll9S from Gen. laylor. Ihey
tariff of 18-1-6! and to anticipate lilve prices. _
letters on the opcrat;ons lefore Montcrey
(loads have been cheap this season, as w
from the various subordinate com-
time to make itself felt in all the depart-,
tnents of American industry; and, though.
in: con‘ractiiig the opcrationsof some rif.°l'“m°ler' '
fies are bowl‘, ,,,,,ib,,,ed ,,y_\..,, ,0 ,hc_se=rvice the entire force of mounted 'l'c.\'as
‘niargo, there to be mustered ottt of service.
ing to Congress protective tariff men in-; '3 lo
, llndian depredations, and enabling the Gov-
T/t-: Sliormirrl Z:7nL'r1nri..—Tlie awful St’Jl‘H'l;
- - - - - ladvice of Governor l-lenderson he has an-
v.-tna and vtctnity——over 1-)0 in one street 2 ‘ ’ ” ‘
bout 90 persons, found dead ziinong tlie§
ruins were sent to the l)tH'\'llI:! ground on: men for “"3 service‘ (‘hr twclvg mnm'l.lS'
' “ As a very small force is now in S(.’l‘\’l' e
the l.‘th,and it was expected to find many .
from the State of Texas, he trusts that]
The General states. that a small force , Statestliat Gov.Ford had arrived there with,
be stationed at Laredo on the eastlabout ‘£00 men, and two pieces of artillery.l
batik of the Rio Greride, for the Purpose 1 Gov. lt.-id an interview with Con. l3rocl.'-= 5t-‘1'l“- l” ll” S-“We ll’ “Gt iillic 30 C0“ll-‘l‘t‘llt‘lli*l‘-'t-‘-i
of protecting the frontier of country from,
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\Vm. St. John,
_\\'m. B.
A .-.»'t:~.s..w)i*..~‘.
_.ago. the lfnioii made the followiitg remark in.
lrcfcrciice to the then approiichitig election in
New York :
‘ We are aware that the “lit; Commit-
tee in this citv who are still in active or- lI¢‘l”‘.V Sllllt‘-t‘-lit (ill?!-R 5ll0l'|'}'.
g‘:llll7.flli0ll.Zll'C'fl/[(lIIl})f.'T)_g' In rnri'_i/ I/tut S/um,, =l‘ll”l- 13- *ql?ll'l'-
and that tlicy are M.-\l) enou_r_rh to calculatel Buar(/ r._-/' 1'.’nlir_/‘.
the possibility of their cvcu carrying thcl Chas Thomas, \\'m. B. Swan,
next House of Reps.” >3. (lltnstcud.
It iitust be admitted, at: least, flint the \Vhigs';
ltave shown some met’/:or.l in their inadness.
\\‘'m. K. Lewis,
Swan.
]‘:I’_7/ J'L—f.'!‘_1)I,’I',
l)iii'itl Boull“, Anson Qtiintard,
II.-i_i,1i/.'.'Iz'i'f._\‘.
Doubt/r.7/.-—Tlte aumial town lll(?(_‘llllf_' ofl):i ii--
liury was held on the Slth and resulted in tho:
siicccss ofrlic cittiro wliig ticket, bv ti niziioritv
of 138 l——Ncwtown always loco chose wliivvof-l - -- - . .
. . ’ . -’ . ‘ .. ** tree to ascertain if a suitalilc farm and buildings
liccrs, with the cxceptioti of the bc.lecttiicii—-— '
'R.i(l,gcfit-lrl, llioi'ou_uhly \Vlll‘1Z—il‘i(‘.tl(lltt_:_‘[, which
was loco last. year, has now gone \vlii_t_'——lh'ook- , cd, and upon what tcrins, to report at it fiituro
llt'l(la l!0l'¢’ll>llll'_“- llllll}ll'llll)' l"‘—"ls l-5' (llVl"lC<l-~i inectiii_t;,wusappointed by lliis town some months
Sltcriiiau and New lr‘:iirficltl, loco as usual.
David lloult, ll:-zckiali Elwood.
lfor ti. work-house, could by piircltase he obtain-
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(since, and the time for im:ltii:;; these iiivestig:i-
T/tc BI.'cI;u-c][mf_y},,,,,1 I-0,e,_S._“.e umltiotis and report was cxtcizdt-.d to the aimuiil
derstand that an iiidictmcnt has been foundl, _
against i\lcLaughlin, the ldcputy l\"cepcr,ll"' ‘ll
who hm] (,h,,,.L,e of the ,},,,.,e,.,, ,,r,S0,,e,.§§ holding the aiitival niectitig is now at hand, we
b.~ou_r_vlit over from tlt('. Penitentiary o‘_n tltcf have seen fit to call public attetzrioii to the sub-
night previous to the election. The coti-jjcct,so that when our c';t';:*.ci:s conic tog:-tlier
vii-ts are now in tl‘e Tombs. lt is said they may be somcwhzzt prcparedto act upon it.
2‘..ldc.rrr.an lienson is tiialtiitf-’ f‘llll'Cl' ll“-C-"§ Tliistopic having been tip fi.i' coiisidt-ration on
ll-gallons "l llle lnallcrt mld llml Somelonc or two occasioiis lierctofore, and been coi:-
otl ’l‘ centl n" it of distincti in b *4’ "M - . . . .
ll ". C. ‘C .' \. l ’ Lilli“ L ttnucdalung from titiie to tzmc, it would be well,
l.:tugliltn, will be implicated. ‘
ti.-wit iiicotitig in ‘December. As this question
con.s'ith-.i'able iiiiportanco, and the time of
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lit seems to us, to itiztltc some final dis;~ositiou of
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i ‘ 1- ' ‘atl '. ' est: :.
A letter from Rauvoo, dated 28th ult..= H (‘W 0}
the iuferenc-.ilias bccn dr.iwti that illi:7,- cuter-
[)l'i:’() would meet with pretty gt‘I2(‘l'ill favor.
vuu-O
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‘man, the leader of the Anti-.'\iormet'is sta- ' and l';ber::l a view of the or as others, tttltl
llollell lllellct “llo SW6 llls E-\’C°llCll"‘.V ll’; ltcsitate on acccuiii‘ of what npt:cars to them
'-llldersllllld llllll lle fell .l'lSll“°d ill all lllsl the foi'niidal.ilc ontlav l'(‘qltl.<il0 to give the tliiiig
pl‘0(‘€t.'(.lll'tgS, and was prepared to do the' ' '
tsume again ; he put the Government at
,(lefiunce, and told liiui the “boys were at
,lz:i,ntl” at any tit‘ne,and at any ltot.ti'.——«Lou2's-
'v'llc Jom'nc.l.
it fair start, overlookiiig the promise which is
hcl-.l out of future sitvitig and cconoiuy; prefer-
ring to pay annually from 800 to $1000 for the
support ofthe poor, after the pi'cseiit system,
than to incur an 0.\']‘OlJtllil1]'(‘,ll:() ititcrcst of
Tina Aims llousi-1 Qut-:s'i‘io:.'.——.-X comni't-.
l"roiit c,vitlci:cc liere‘.oforc given, -
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\\’t‘(?l\ fUll0“ ”l.~'-Iv ll-0 ""“"'*"l“ “"l““‘ ll” l"“°““ l rt-pcatcd lizillotittf-§:<, and coitsidcrablc-. turbulence
ing lati;;uitj.;c: '
} “\\L‘1.:lt‘(‘l i‘.ot‘npolo_i_;t:-‘t: for. iitipostlztipns utiou , we 1-nun“,-Hg ,ic,“_,:
t to pit .c, ct ncm conic iioni w !t:'- quar er: , ,. , - .
- . 1- r Gr l_'(I‘NI r .l hunt-is l‘. Vi li:ttlcs:ev.
ttht-y may; and were the abovo t-oiitplatttls rruc, ,:) 1,) («.01 ',’”m_ (qsmu, S C mi“ "
. ' - _ ,. __,, . ,, ,..t’.""' 1. ‘ P . ' .
ill! a .~'2)i;__-‘la /Z'flI'fI(‘l.’f.'[I‘, we Wtiiiltl not or npy ot.t r.'l'-{-(-'\'l('IL'(‘7' {lUI'7() T“? ]_s,,,:,(_
fcoltimtis with a tiotzee of tlicin. lint: the fact _ ",’ “ ’ 7 ‘, “ ' ’ =-"
-. . .. . .- ..... ...~ .1 . . .1] . .. it. (.... -‘.]-- " l\“'l"""l"’,’s Cllmlcs \V. l3radlc\'.
2"“ ll I'M‘ "l"ll H l""l.-“"'l‘ I lid“ H“ i " ” Curl I/roll/cr WT-tson ClL‘\'(‘l'll](l.
it-oncocted, tnorc ucstuiztcol lacts,tltan rlicnbove,~ "1 ' ’ ‘ ""‘_ ‘ ' ,
land, for the honor of -trittli. we i'c§_fi't-t that‘ our \V c pc:'c,ci'.‘c. by the liincs that :1 strong cf-
l“5“"ll.V ("tl‘l""~'l» l"‘l.'-‘l-l "l' -‘ll°lll‘i l-"‘ “ lllli-" llljml , fort was made to pl't'~\'(:!ll. Mr. Touccy front Lzcingf
glll]p().’<(.‘-Ll upon, to lie the iii:;tri:tiic:it of ('tlSlil:,‘_II,
-bhiiite upon innocent, and pai'ticul2irl_v nccoiimio-i , 4
=.d,,t;,,.. ,,,.i,1',(. sen-,,.,,s H ’t.'0t!ltl riot. bc broutght infotheat'i':t-itqctitcnt. Mi‘-'
, 5 .. ,. . .. . . . .
'p1-,c].;,m,,1- ,},,.,, I-,.,;.(_.,.,,,_i,_,. H, g',,-(. V,-h;,t},C llatittticr.s;lty of ll::rtford took the floor rind‘
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sand i:sperit.yoffecling succecdctl in nomitiatiug
u
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hrown overlioard, but the _vouii,g tlctitocrticy
t .
,.--tvlcs illt'-_/It/,'fS.
l i 1' - t -
I \ c ltavc.oiiscvcr:il ucc:tsion.~: tie:-ctoforc,
l . .
c.lo.-‘zed his lt:it'raii_«_.;iit,- by rciiiarking. that “iiftcr
l
coarse cliarges. of \\'ill'.:l f.tlsch<;otl. or pitit:lilc,l
:his start.”
A fi'icutl of Mr. Ittgliaitistiitod his instructions’
to withdr:iw Mt‘. l's uatiic, but the C())l\'(‘HilUll
icallcd upon to notice .~:3iti':lar tan';:cnt'lcnzzuily and
l
giguoritticc made by the litfztor of the .l.~.tli'oc2ito_
2 \‘v'licthcrthcrc is any old, li:i'l..'iug grudge wh':ch
'-prompts them, or that they are i:.idt:lgctliii front ._ ' _ ' _
inn innate love of coarse iuvt-ctivc, we know not, ‘ ‘'°lll“l‘l‘’‘l l0 “S” "3 ll“"’”'a'll “ll "5 llilllllllllgsfv
his d_citioztsti'atEo:i of violence, he should rt':'5tttito~
which were as followzsz
. .. ' .‘..vI ....r'
false as it is fzilscly t-cprc.~:c:ilctl, co::rtcs_v as wcll: 1"] *i"’["’f'_]-"l'l¢ l- ‘’l“‘‘‘.‘ s 93 v '-
as good policy .-shonltl lead ll’/ii. I1rnr_i/ _Un/!_y to 5 llillllv Scilllclilllgv 15'
land perhaps care. as little. ‘\‘v'ct'e our article as;
5 ' 1
l
iiiiiticl lug-‘
deal sprit'izi_L_vly in cltar_g'e.s of failsclaootl, and ltc;-'—; 9‘! ]’)"[-,""'_l-"l"'lC '-l1‘’"°‘‘.‘7v 99? S“'"l“’l I"l='.-'
jlittln,
others. The pai':i_1;r:iph in qne.-ztion we are per-
suzidetl, upon s:ttisfitctoi‘_v‘ au:liorit_\‘, has none of llilma 93? SC?”-l(‘l'il?.'-_I. 17-
‘ It was now halfpast 5 o'clock, P. WI. and tho
'it::te before calling into questioii the veritcity of 53? S‘'‘lll‘‘l'l‘'.1§v “-
Su’. .i’}:1I./o!——lsaa(: Touccy, 82; Satnuel Itig’—~
the elements, which in one shape. or other, it [i-';
so f,”-' (,‘omt‘.iitrue took it recess of an hour.
I
pear so congenial to the l-Itl2ioi"s' taste.
from it we re-i's~"c"t and C"‘t “1tl)~"ftX)l‘lttl0 witlti Lil"-""”’-‘a’ ‘~\‘”""‘f°’l-
, . , - .-. ..
lll'IfI)I]I(‘(I('fI(‘(lfIf(’ evidence and that oft-uttiev-ou<= (-“’”“°“ll"l' "illlcll l0 ("Tl-'|' ill 5:’: 0’ClUt'l\'-
u - - -1 - .. .,
l
I
witnesses and sufi'ci'ci'.~:, evcrv tlcclztrzttioii tlicrc-l Al‘°ll‘°" l"’ll°i ml‘ '(l‘°"“""l'°l' W“-" ‘-'‘‘ll°‘l 70*‘
T. . . 4. .. . ..
in mude—tltat a coztipany of indivzduals. uiostly, ‘l“‘l l"l‘““'
- V .... -c
citi'1e.ns oftltis place, at \\'hite l’laiiis did tal-;c.‘ 4”’ 'B"'][""‘-l-"‘l“C rllll"-""."s (H; 5-"m"°l l".':."
the Statttfortl stusgcs, or r ,.L't:l::‘.’(:t)l:‘.'('\'tll2('CS f'oi',lll““» 7“? L‘ l)‘ v"v“l‘l"v 173 S”lll°l'l“'o'v el-
._ - .l \f.p.....fD.,b._.”. .,,d }.
’‘~'t'itnf'ird ‘tll(lfl1t"lfl'~'f't"'(‘ load (so )‘l"t.‘ll of '1; ‘ l’ “'3 " ‘”- “ll “v” l'l'"l"’-9 l-9
:L‘.( . ,u . ..n, ,. ... - .... ‘ . "
lload that soinc wc1'eolili}_;(‘d to ride out:;':dc) didi “mm. of “mi. fl llmmls T‘ ‘V llllll"“"."'v of Dllll‘
f busy. in i"nirficld cottiity, as at canditliitc for Gov-
ro-ctiibarlt for Nor vall-;, and vcre t:txud thcre- .
l(’l‘H()l" and llon. (loo. S. Catlin, of \\ indhaiit
7 V
t
l
'. .
i ll izcct-ss::i'v,:
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for, at the rate of it til .'.’-:i a hc.ul. ,_ \\__ ,1 rl f I _
. - l in » inc. tam ttotttitv as :1 out ‘till ' or rent.
‘gwe could gzve tho iiatncs: of st-'.'c:'al _€;:"l;llPltit,‘lll J. _ - ’ ’ _ C _ ‘ L ,‘
' ,. _ ,. . _ . ._ _ _ , V,. ,_,_3 ftovertzot“, and aftcra (l2S(7t:5.~‘l(m, the Clinir put
or the first respccta.i.lity —c.t:.'.c.is l-ot.1 or tins, _ ,_ , .
j , ., . . - , . {the tpzcstion in rcgai'tl to the first name, and it
§])l21(‘C aim the city of .\ew .\. oi-k.‘ .a.ny one suf-I
5'0 i‘\.[ r. '\\'liittlc.~tc_v was uoniinzitcd.
. . . _ . , , . _. _ L _: was cl-..-cidctl in the :ifli:'ttiative—:iycs, 97, nuys
liciontly tuttircstctl in lncni.'it.cr ll) v. ish to knov. . ‘I
I . . - L I‘.
tthcm, cati learn them at this office. \\ ltevc,; ‘ _ V _ _,
' t Catlin was next’ noutitiatctl v.'.thout ll(Z01llli.
. . .. tl'e ti-vil motion to u('(:c it the whole ticket tho
the stick? That: the statcn: tits of M r. llolly, ' H _ l
i zvotu stood, ayes l'3.9, iiatys -ff).
; 51).
. . . . (.)nv
then,t;-' the clizirge of htl:~:chood, t\‘ wltt.-:'e cl-t‘:c.: the .
-arc to sonic exteiir true, (we :'t-for to tho.-‘e ill:
. . . . . I The C,'otivct;tZo:i adoptt-tl -it series of rt-solu-
_tlte uiicopicd portion of his article) are true, we, _ _ _ " _ _
itioiis. One. of thciti in regartl to the lartff of
.do not denv but they rt.-ft-.r to a coutp-any toj _ _ _ _
* , . ' ,’. . _ _ ._ _ . 3‘-to .~:liows that tlm: partv are sick of it ulrcndv.
,wniclt we do not. lhts coiiipat=_\ airiicd by ti , It, , I, , ' -
. . . . ' is in .l(‘&‘(_‘ \\‘(il'( .5:
.d.llcrcut t:':.tti,tcoka dificrciit coiivcyance over .
' ’ - - 1 ‘ . - ' . . . . '
to .‘_~'r::tttfo;~d: and \\'e1‘t‘glltt:-.l:i.s l'(Y{.‘l‘c:3CZlic(l: by i ,. ],“r‘mIU:./'1 1 lml l,‘ 1",?" “CG ”-'-'-:""d ll“-‘I EU‘-l'°ll'lll
. . . 1 ti‘! ureso t to t-ti'il'o 194 ‘IS foui:d'-t in tn
the ::l'i.=:eot;d;tt_;; tl:‘;t'oi', thou:-,lt as they lielscvc, by ~._ ,' _ , __, " _ . ' .' . ‘ ’, "
. ‘ . — __ I ;.i ioit. p..nci,.lcs, \\u will not niiitato the insane
.u sop, or o=.i‘.cr itidtzccmct.-t oltt-red uy the gen:-, tune (,l,‘;1,(., w},,._,_,. in _,,,,.,,-,3 of it “qmt mm. said
, . . _ . _
tlcineu ovci' the way, the better to enable thcni:
I I c
The ‘,t__,_h_,,c,i,L_ ].:,I-,,_ , cd; but on tzie ()ll:L‘l'llZllt(l,l)(3ll|,itl(!(!PlylXl)])l'0SS-
l
to effect their ittiptisztioii. , , . . ... . ,
' ,o:. w.ll: tnetlzlftc.ult.y of ii;:ik'tig out iii an unexcci‘—
i
‘has cozzfouiidcd the one with the other, thro’
C
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,tiotiahlo manitcr a long list of taxes extending
; over :i‘j._:rc:tt var3ct_v of iinports, we express our
,1,,,, \\'illiug'iic-szs and tlcsiie, that all its (.lPf:tilt5 may bu
, tlio:-oit_glily t.-xatiiiiietl, and that the bill may be
where cxpci'icnco»
- 1t:or:‘.::cc or dcsigti.
Tlzcso iiitpositiozts are net the only 0710;;
,havc.co:neto our kt.-owledge-—-nor indccd ::1't3:mOd-med in ,,,,,. ,,,,,.m.,,p,,.,
. I , _, 'l). .. . ." ,.,.- . ' .
Ithcy tne most gins:-. .1)lll _oi.i cxpositiott ....s Sim“ ,.,,,,,t Om ,, p,L.t,3ct_
:g0::(: as far as we i:itc:::h_-:1, and we shall neti
niukc any new clzztrgcs now.
6
‘Ce doubt whether‘ this lsait will lie very
groc.tl':l_v swallowed. it is tiow too latte for the
: llt'li—"1"3 Cl'~l'>lll.‘-_§- llll‘-"""'°l'v“'9 ‘Wllld C‘l“l'l°’l’,partytoretracetlieirstcps onthis sulijr-(rt. Tho-
lour citizctis about plucitig tlit.-ni:-tclves in the “.,,,.L,,,,3, ,,,c,, {,,,,.c M0,, ,,,,(.(, so g,.05s].,. ,]c(_.c-,,._
ll’°“'1'l' “ll lll0~‘i° r’,-T‘-‘lllll-'lll"'“ ‘ll’ ‘K-:l"ll'll’”i “'l“’ A ed l),"' the [Irctcnce that Mr. Polk was rt better
l;-ave no fi_~;cdpriccs fora piissaigc to i\l01'\\':lll\',;[,”.‘;”' mm, mm, M,._ (jply, W,” not again be
but range any where between si.r and (Cu sliil— (.,,.,,_;m 3,5. ,,,,:‘,— sac}, ,,,.(,f,,s5;0,,S of ,.0,,em,,m_.o
,’ tttzttlezi lgcatcd .':'t'id tlcspt-t':itc effort in fi:\‘ori'if7'hisr '
I,-(Tnlfi'lCl:(l'l_‘t)t1(:(‘}', bt.=t he was S("l'(I}l/‘(I (loan, and.
of the tariffof 1>.?4'2—tltat it must staml untouclt- ’
7'/...: 1),‘/;'c;-alibi: in the Whig Conven-
tnore among the ruins and rub ish which
had not been removed. The great 'l‘liea-
ire is destroyed! Other towns suffered
in proportion.
A Double I)£..-upper’/zmie/2t..-—Tlio- Rev.,
Mr. Niles of Lowell, iii (.‘.1'O85lng' over the?
ferry at East Boston, had his pocket pick-
ed of .s‘i.1: 72z(u.usci'ip£ .vcr/lions, not one of
which had been preaclted. llis regrets
are only equalled by those of the thief, who, lellelh
probably imagined he had a package of
_baiik notes as his pri :c.
.'-ll"!//c:'z'.s‘m. 0.‘:/([0,’ZC‘.—-A new sect of fat-
natics has appeared in Cincinnati. 'l here
are about sixty of them more than half the
number _ beirigfetnitles, and they are fol-
‘lowers, sa'ys’t'..e'Comzuercial of that city,
of a big b'url'c-y, half lndian, half Negro,
formei'ly a Mormon, who has pijocltiittic-d‘
himself J}:-spits Christ!
A, He slu)\\'§;3il his dis-
ciples, one (lay la-st wet-' . the s_c-ars o
\ minds in his lmnds and limbs ..i-'e - - . .
l ‘ " “"od‘tcrey—tlte last report from his subordi-
on the crr)s_s.-F’ He does miracls with a
golden rod’, antl professes that he was the.
this step will be approved by the depart-
mcnt. -
The Qd infantry, with some of the artil-
lery companies left in tltc rear, and an ad-
ditional volaiiteer force, has been ordered
forward to .\"lonterey,to_getltct' u itlt a heavy
battery tr:iin.
No credible intelligence had been re-
rcived from the interior at the date of this
Ueneriil Arnpndia, at the last ad-
vices was at Saltillo, prohttbly with the
l\\'ll()lC or greater part of his army. [But
lsub cqucnt accounts, in private letters, rc-
lport that Ampudia had rctrcatcd from Sal-
,tillo, and would make San Luis dc Potisi
'his rallyingr point. He was expected to
linake a stand there, and perhaps to be
gjtllllfltl by Santa Ana. in case Gen. Taylor
:SllOltltl exteudhis advance in that direc-
tion.] - '
E The General states. that he had‘ been
litnable as yet to prepare l is rlcfailed of-
tficial report of the operations before Motr-
nate commanders having been at that ino-
§lt'l('nt received. Our loss in kilh-d, nonn-
‘tion ‘.\'ltl('.lt met in llartford l:ist week. 115
ntmvns were represented. At the Loco
Convention this week at Mitltlletown, only
=79 towns were represented. The weath-
cr was unpleasant both weeks, but worse
lfor the Wliigs than for the Locos.
_ Si/'r:i'i7c in Litr/if!-/(I.—'l'ltc Litclifield
;Repnblit-an of Thursday says that a melan-,
gt-holy suicide was perpetrated on the 4~th§
inst. in the cast part of that town, by-Jos.
t'l‘yron, by cutting his throat with a razor,
lsnpposed to have been done while in a
sta‘e of mental alienation.
which on it fiiir prcsuntption would ttot aniouttf
Tltis, it
strikes us is it penny-wise and pound f-.iolisli'
to more perhaps than liztlfthitt sum.
course to pursue, on the mc.rc score of dollars:
atid cents. llut tho nhns-house systeiti C0:‘-.t-
tiieiids itsclfto favor on other and lllgi)t3:'gl't)tttttlS.
Tlte poor are better fed, and their physical
wants better pi‘o\'idc.d fut’, licsidcs the influence
of cmplo_vmcntanti riglit conipanionsliip upon
their morals.
The success ofthe svstctii wlicrcatlopted with
‘ t
ordinary discretion and prudciice, botlt in this
nitd other States, has placed it upon higher
._Second and Fourth Congressional districts
iof Vermont, on the }0th inst. for members
Qof. the next Congress, no choice 'luivin_::
been effected in these at the regular elec-
tion in September last. In the second dis-
,trict, llori. Jacob Collaincr, \Vhig, has
’been re elected by a lar,r_rc nuijority: and
in;thc fourth, there is again no choice.
(if? The Union states that Gen. Scott‘
has issued orders for the release of Gen.
3 ever, depends, as the Cltairiiiati of the Commit-
-tee has stated, upon getting the right kind of a
lfiirt':t-—ri_gltt in ~locat‘icii, soil, and extent, with
pciise, would answer the purpose.
This ofcoursc is all iniporratit, and providcd ,
, l
such ii fariit cool] he obtained at; it reasoztablc
l
such liuiltlings upon it, as with little or no {that we should go on frotit
. {should reaclt the pcrfcctistzttc of beatitudc—ub- 5 11-‘5l
liitgs according to their cust'otnci's, when the
regular (:l‘.flt'gL‘- has licretofore l,-ecu littt_/bur.
lftht-_\’ can Hltti-LC the thing work to their ad-
vantage, we can try to avo'.d being tiiado the
victiins.
The .lourn=.tI of Cotntncrce a while ago at-,
tcttiptcd to dr:i«_r_gooii the friends ofprotcction iii-
to a disposition to /mlrl .-:1‘/ll uizdt-r the imposi-
itious of the new iiriti.-h Tarilf. by tlti°cats,ll’-llll’ll'0 '5lill‘3-
that ifthcv did not succiiin.’-i, and suffer in nteek
anduncontplaitting sulitiiizssiozitlie oztatctincrit of
the last Com_r,rcss, thev would find themselves
, ‘ " ' _“ . _.r_,vi'(itttitl than that of cxpcritncnt. ‘Much, li0W- . in it much worse dilemma atthe ncxt movein the
lcrmo2it.—Elcctions weze held, in the: ‘
l rui'ifl'gamc. The priiiciples of protcctititi, had
been abandoned. and in the increasingli_:;lttof
l o .
,the world could never be again recognized, but
step to stop until we
\Vliat. will the Journtil say
its
solute. free l1‘tttlt‘-.
now, with the prospect before it, of seeing
price, the utidertakiiig would have very little cf t.‘.teor_v and predictions falling to the ground itt Cxlll
pccuiiiary ltazard about it, \\’lml(:\'UI' might be , the space ofa few short weeks, and this section
tltc success attending the oporatzioit of the s_\'s- ' nt; lens: of the world, aboutt to take 21 step back-
laud i't:fo'rt:t as the above.
1 Tho Locofoco Convention appears on tho
l whole to have been an entire failure, both as re-
- _t:ards the ni:n1bc1' present, and the result of its:
del':l:crations.
The 1172]] of i!.—Tlic Fzirtncr and other loco
ljourn:;l:s in this vi’ iiiity are very anxious to soften
. the defeat which their party has suffered in the
To do this, atiti-reutism is
stretched to all sort of dimensions, and made to
meet the case of every Congressman as well as
that of Pvlcmbcr of Assembly in the Stutc.—-
l The true cause of the ovcrthrow—tlie policy of
-the Government at \Vashin_gton, is sedulously
ikept out ofsiglit. These papers are less limi-
- est than some of their cotcinporuries and politi-
, ctr] l;i:}m~._v. The New York Eveiiing Post, for
' arice, f'raiilt.ly admits rluit there is a fullingoff
= itt those counties where the anti-rent question.
was not rziised, and acknowledges its inability to-
aiu the facts. Hear if, H -
From [/16 ]31‘C)li)lg Post.
“it is not easy to explain the falling off in_
some oftlie stron_v_v Deinocratic counties, where
cause of the destruction of N‘1tt'lI€Z b ' it. . . . .
“i-hi,-1,,-;,,d He t,.,S .,],.,_,.,d ‘ Om,mi£_‘d t ded, and ttt|S.~‘ln_'_2‘, will vary very little from
Qe,.c,.a] ,,,,,',,,,,,e,,,Q in his, ,;,(,‘l:](,,,, .°',', ,,:'wl500——-l()O of which was sustained iii the.
. ' i " '_' . r; 3 ‘ V, . ‘. , .. _ '
Peter, ,,a”,,. 8: . The members “f ,,:,S,:liltt.t:‘ pn the loner p.iit of the city on
_ _--_ .. ~ -ic; s inst
ne v tclirrion are s l~ - ~ - . .. '
\ b I) Ll-Hilly C‘lIJt)llICd 7.0 50 lfleuto l)”“‘0r|h lqt I"ran‘l_" "ad di‘-‘d_
c-rosy, and hold nt-cctiugs nightly. !'=, ‘ . ' -’ , 5
. ,0. the _wound.~: received on the ‘.‘7th u.f.
5 In his letter on the l'}th October, Gen.
C York continues to go iiitotlic public ware-
La Vega and his associates, be having been
cxcluinced for Capt. Carpender and crew
of the Truxtoln.
lt is stated that a l:tr__r__re portion of the
foreign trtcrcliaiidise il'lIpV(ll’l€(l into Nctv
tom. The farnt would be likely at ulntosrt; any
time to sell for its value, and the present s_\'stc_nt
ofsupporting the your if found to be the host,
could be returned to without‘ loss. \Vhar, then,
statids in the way ? Nothing it would seem, if
the farm alluded to can be obtained.
lwards in its pro_'_;rcss towards what. the Journal’ ,1," “,,,i_,.c,,, ,,,,(,S,.,0,, was not ,.a,Scd, on nu).
2S:".CI1l0Li to consider the dzirkness rind ignorance, other stitiptisiririii. The resultin those counties-
iofan carlier age. int to err, is littntaii. and iti C‘ll”_’0l ll” ll-“"l'll’°'d l° "lly l"ll’0l’“l‘"'"3' 0f _M'''
. . - -. i\\ ri_:.'ltr. ll/'1: .s-carccly Fl'C)' Irricu: oz cttml-(date
iS1=0l- -*'l"'f’l"5ll‘-S5 ll“'l' ll”) 'l°um"1 Should glm:/lrzuullccl so tcnclrrlll bi] his 0)7]7om'nI.¢. He has
I evidence, as it frcquentl_v docs, that in matters, two” tm,,rc,, “-1,1,0“ ,5, word said ,,,,,,;,,st him 1,).
ofpolitical cconotny, it is stilijcc.t to not it few of, his worst: ctictittcs-——br-.aten in spite of the litgh
Im]:0rti:2t Cuéi/tel .ft).IlIl2f);3.——Ti. is said
that Mr. Secretary Bucltanan has written
, ‘ _ . I .. . . , _, _ . y 7
.:i lt.l[Cl, to some friend or friends in lean ,0” the mt,’ m we s,,.ee,S,,r_\1,,,,,C,(,,.’ ,,,,,,,,,
sylmiiia, in which he takes decided ground
u2ain_st tlic-expediency and utility of the
Tariff of 184-15. I-le advocates a more
gradual reduction. .3\lr. litl('ltt1tl.‘tn states
that he would have written this letter before
but did not wish to be cluirgcd with :1 de-
.~ign.tu_ influence the election recently held
in l’ciit‘i'sylvatiia. ' ’
'l‘liere is also a rumor that Gov. Mzirc.-.~\.r
will soon leave the Cabinet. ltis gener-
ally belie~.'e.d that C. J. ltigersoll will be
sctit to l.7r:t:ice iti place Of-ahvttt. R. King
who line; ‘just rettirnccl.
. _...--..._.a
‘5.
M. Alc:<andrc Dunias has been appointed
l l'liSi0rl_0_£;'[t],Y)ltCl‘ oftlie riti,irt'itt’,'ge'of the Doc
n'e._i\.lontpeii.s.ie'i' and the" liifaiiia Ltiisa.——
'-le-goes to Epziin, nccotrtt anietl by ill‘. .1‘. ti
tzuste lllaqiiet, a young and (listii‘ignié;l:etl
poet, and it celebrated 'p;iit.tL_'t‘- . i
1"’
IT. 'en=eloscs a statetnc-tit of a recent atro-
iC'l0llS murder, wlticli had been perpetrated
ll Me-Vlcllll lttmft‘-". by 'one- .l."it7.siinii'ioiis-
He Is n0\v iti confincii'ieril. Sum" d fliciil-
tion of the accused, as there. seems to be
no American tribtiiial conipennt to m,_.c[
the case. '
Tlie brave li'Gli’é?l‘~t _l'l. Cirztltiitit, lst Lient_
of 4th lnfzttiti'y,?‘rfi“*d on the previous night
of; the \\fUtl¥3.(l:s‘ wliiclilte had received.
.l'ers:'t’ City is to be the terminus of the
Cunardlitie (if stczittisliips to be osti.l&.li25l|€(l
l)Cl\\’€_Cl| New York and l.i,vct'p__ool. ill r.
CtlltfH'(l,ltl; l-i_s-.li:ilfoft.lie. ctmtpzitiy. has ttmtlt‘
a coiitrtit-ti'_f,:f7ti’t', wlizirves lll£’l't.‘,i\\lll]__ store-
ll0ll>‘0~“ fl‘|l—ttte,i‘clia't'itliie. co’.-il, tic, :tlT|'0llll*.-
lug I9, -‘5l0',0ll_U‘, and p«__»titioitctl the Common
Cult-nfcil to second the t_iii,i'ler:al.'in-,9; with
its sanction.‘ 'l_'he steamers are to i‘un._ev-'
cry other wccli.--- .‘\":'tL'rn'/r fltlu’.
ty had occttrrcd .'tstr).tl1t'.’ proper diepngtx
liousos, for the sake of bcirig brought into
inarket at the reduced rates of duty under
lllC‘ new Tariff‘. C
, The University of.°t. Amlrctvs, Scotland
',has conferred upon Rev. .ltlll'l"S Hardy, of
lNet\' l"l.iven, the t‘.cgi‘ce Inf D. ll. Mr.
l‘lfll:'(ly is an eloquent tnitiister of the \Vcs-
leyau Church.
The Y. City Chiirt._er was a _iudit-.iousl_v
formed iustrutnent, withtlic sin5_vlc excep-
tion of apppointing the Chief E|)Q‘ltl' er by
the Common Council, instead of the Fire
Department; and that defeated it.
Louis Phillippe, King ofithe l"i'cnclt has
completed his 73d year. He is the oldest
5”"PT€Igtt in Europe, except Earnest King
«fl“lanover. ‘ ‘ '
Tl“? Wl*l,‘,l‘S0f lleiitle_t'soii county, Tenn.
ll‘,l"“ lm”".l.i'i:ite<l l.‘-'tft),iC‘l'ii\Y.'(.‘lDSi't-,‘l‘ f or the
next If"t'c.s:itlcii'cy.-, '_ 9 . ‘
Gen. _'f\:t_\’lU_l'- has ap'poi’nted _C'ap_tiiiti
Dixon S. Miles of he Baltimore volunteers,
to be Govcriioi‘ ofytltccapturcd city. .
The subject. is one worthy ofthe ttll()l_lllOl) of
I all who have taxes‘ to pay, for it comes home to
ltlicir pockets. lt is to be hoped, flint if the,
Committee l‘-_a\'c bccn st cccssft.l in finding sucltl
tl farnt as they can recotinticnd, the electors ofl
the towti will be oti hand, and prepared to give
the uiide.rt:iltiii_f._{ a ltC:H|_\ support.
Judge Bisst-21.1., we learn has been ap-
plied to by the corporatioti of Yale College to
accept it law [‘.l'OfCSSOl'£~?l)ip in that itistittztioti.
fllSttlJ:\\'cl',\\'lll be given otil_\fafteriitature reflec-
tion, which he is now, we tiiitlerstzitttl, liesto\viiig
upon the subject._ Thcittconie ofsuch a station
varies we are told from -?','>'1,20(), upwards. The
ccrclv regret his removal front their midst, as a
seriotis,'if ntit. ii'1'epara_blo lo.-:_s. '
.3 A. wlzig Coitvcntioii in New Il:tmpsltire, has
't:out':ti2ited Daniel Vcbstct'forthc Prc.—;itlency.
“l make it a rule ofnty life i:c_'.‘ct' to be out
friends and f-sllow citizens of the Jludgo will siu- _
the infirtnitics cointnon to tire loco foco portion
of the human race. llesitlcs, this is n pcI'VCT5‘-‘
world. \Vhon we get, the old thing u::dcr way,
jeeiggiiig along as we thin-k at a very pros-
perous zind coinfortalilo gall: ‘fill ‘"5 °”"" llle
f;l'(‘(‘('.llll'tg gives way. the old creature becomes
ncttled and hawky. and the only way to reduce
things to order again is to put her head who're
her tail is, take a new tack, atid place the. reins
into new lt:inds._
iAmoI/tcr l5V7z1',._': Slrtf.c--- i'?o.rnii_/Fir Iowa-—-The
tirst. election in the new State of lawn was held
on Moiiday, Oct. 536, for Governor, other State
officers, two Meinbers of Congress and the Le-
gisltittii'e. From the complexion of‘ the returns
it is t'ondei'c-l :ili‘nost..cortain that the wlii_;s have
elected their Governor, one,-if not; both, Mem-
bers of Congress, and tnajot'it'ies tolioth brntich-
cs of‘t1ic Legislature, securing two whig U. S-.
late nights," a i.l.tc.':3U1l":.?tlitl,t0 the moon.
. _ ; . ' ;
. ,_~;,,;..,. ‘u ., _ an -s.. ...
general respect and admiration with which the
people regnid him.”
Frir-ml Rr:cd.—;’1‘ltcfollowing which I clip
front a sterling Yankee paper, so well expresses
my own seutirnonts, that as an aspirant. (or can-
didi:to,) for wcdlock’s chains, I would recom-
iittmd its reprint for the benefit of a portion of"
your fair renders. ' BM-'1"?!-Om
NOT LOOK \\_"ELL.
it doesn’t look well for a young female
to dress in the extreme of fashion, whose-
mother goes out a washin_rz, takes in worlt.‘-.
or is supported by her relatives. lt wouldt
be far more creditable to such a yoiing
woman, to dress simply, employ her leisure
time in work and thus assist her '-parént-t
Now :1, days, a man of sterling sense never
chooses a doll,_or a roll of dry goods fora
the substance to the sliado_\v,. This
it becotn,es,_all c to
4-
tflrtll
be.
wife, he prefersthe woman to. the "dress, ' '
Norwalk Chronicler