. 200030 . 4 initin
. r ue our pre inhr pigs we!Ar -0 0 1 - ' . l' er m
it add, to the'SlX4lo l _litr4 • prilduee, hypor tea!:
it We draw tl this iiiM into: - biro we ; hale; f r inoliao_
pet *anent , it .dentin: .
or 6 Othei rrut,,s t, , we
shalt 'have $3 . fiirr.'very 'Mir tiros tp pindeod i-
This, ig*. - sn'elia*kin .ini --- 4)4.:1 .1 ea1if b/
in ifiveitnicWorcao4L'it i sivq) clivalfine. Ai sixth
b r that "eapentipk4r. eitiniog our .-cii i ttlitninea•-,:,
14 . us view ibis - new source .ial
.prediction., lit:
its. eft:* '-eptiii the' yitereste.'orthe 4nal prvirie.
• vital:aid the laboring class. I.rt.tists the in;;;:'
creatural, Waal which fa needed ill keg:Ohre fur-
!laces :in - blast. 1414 ; rolling thlll..and tilt wham. 1
'Merin activity. If is iontputed that 3 torte of coolies 1
Plinked to 'mach cid) foci ofpig nutd4,.,Then the
tahter must deliver 1 . 20)00 tonstacoal to make oar.
49,00010 n of iron: alai ton ofhinfwilirequire 3 ad=
iiiitsitemsif dal. The 30,000/ten@ if birs.then will
Jeenireob;oup timeoftioal inure, Makidg the whole
. iinennt for iron ee tnen4factilied,2lo,ooo tons. Hut
tbe revenue of the land;ownei and jhe Wages'oi the
miner am oottleptindea on the cool merely. It re.
quirts 3 tons -*emit to :supply a ton of metal. Thus
otir;4o,oo tons Of iron Wi11i11e14,6.901i, tons,of ere.
. Another most irnrirtent eoneidCration in this new
branch of iodustry.i: Ole great value, Which 11. will
bestow upon carte affair dial reglonlitlierte,unpro
duCtire. We hav,clannicrous !rice* In which the
edit Is kind in ablundiiiiCe. but too soft to be mar.
hetable. - Although tine 4oal ionf too fragile a char.-
1 - liwbli
aefer to bear transport Lion, it Ise ad"
1
for steam engines. t
.11.t.ri,Placing nor furnaces in the
vicinity of them soft veins.. we can - redeem their
-charaeter; end•render viltuble whole rtinges.tif our
min hitherto believed to be ivalueless. . Nor is this
Al' Thera mi.' be be'ti sort of alcbetriy.abont this
Iron - Wiliness that traneinite every' thing into gold.
We. havti inounteins.hreliaelt coal biding the mi.
enciaebes to ear inincii end fimpedieg theoperatione l
of the workmen. Fict!has; been rianitted.ta in vain,
to destroy them. The heaps _ are toe large lull tem.
p a d r..be ignited, 1 It. 4ite been throen into the
streams until the deitii halt ,been-filled•up.ifid the
navigation obstreetlif.!Stiiift these unsightly trinity.
big masses* iacrea?r.l This very refuse with a i
efinplecontrivancoOw ured to inereette the draft is
the_yery food fur attain triginee.and will supply our
funvices for years,l I'' - .
I '1
Need' 1 4Patiat 7 d further, air, upon the Immense . ;
11 • 1
advantage ,whieh must accrue to the ctial;regionhy
proseentingthis new a i Odrost produeliiie enterpriee.ii
-- Is not he/meccas of pansinnunt intereet,whother ivei
consider it as treeing Ituf from foreign depentanir,!
or as ineresaing citr do !laic conveniences. or as a:
.. ;
'source of wealth beyond helmet's dream'.
i
I
When. air, I re/lace : oOn the widely, s-,lread•bless;
log:Au:diffused erinalig, the ceirimunity,4 cannot
e.
. but envy those w o.filritinitepo4ition tias placed'
j ,
them in more i notate connexion with this must
interesting expai l inient; 'Who :re identified with itit
fireigiolli Omer+. a nii• L its gleziousi rem plialturnii,
Who,• while I and othe r re have been contented with •
t w itting, on, aim! Prbfrering our good wishes',
have sulked they energies. their means and the
hopes upon thisltrulyi patriotie 'Weenier? I need ,
pot hero mention nauseates 'Those who have beet!
foremost inthia benOttion 'to the - country. those
who have openCd this vide doer to domestic tad •stry.
increasing tbeimennt4 of subswience tothe working
connoted-et the'esineritime porting out to the enter-
prising and, the caintalist anew avenue to wealth, '
are knot!: to w
013 altb, 11 hew names in the coal region,
at least, ough to bo fiesta:nil., as household sterds.7,
We own - the end- iti pay them our gratitude.
i :
Must lof thole sinned you sir are men of the coal
'region, dependent • j pp:iiii - its Vilfare for their iinlivhdr.
oil presperity. They cannoi,,theretere, be indif e 7.
rent to any infliien:ce labieh must °peril° berieSeialfy
Upon our distriet. l -I9e-therrliire not merely a taupe
of pleasure. but ol . .congratelaticil tons to see with Oe
this day, ginalernentfiont our 'mother city. (for we
are it Phildelphitt potony.) taViom that city iiid
the State owe so meth. .We hail it as auspicious in
'oar region; and tae the interests ' which have convened
its. that they joirred, es on this Grown: It is with
'no ordinary reefing, that' we.acknowledge the co-"
oration M thiajrnoit important mailer of those who;
e ever-led the van when Pennwylvaria interests
Were to be enstained k , Pennsylvania capital, energy.'
hifelleet and integrity. • - I
Sir. I give yen - a ihast :-- • • t',-• • • .1•
Oar kyeilede,ipha Fticilds.-"Their preiente_this
day is the best omen of the proiperityof the great
Anthracite Iron irstrert. of Pennsylvania.
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C!!
Po'rrSVll. LE.
S'lstsielifyr,..lll;Ornppg s ,r eb. 117
,
rritorrotocratsv . alAlL. " A postmaster may. e i
elan Money In a letter to the publidier of a newsp.i.• ,
to pay' tae subscription of a third perann, and frock t
)etter,if written by liimielf."—Amos
Bane of out obsObers mays net be aware that they
may use the potage on subscription , money; by re
questing the permeate, where they reside to frank their
ktmu - containing It money. he being able to sabify
bireindfbefirre wiener leafed, that it contains nothing
but what manila the anhecription. [Am. Former;
itcr_ $5 Current bill, free of poster. m advance; Will
pay for•th !year's Subseriptiort *to t e Miners' Journ'al.
-retie lifitig Xomiuh
i lions. I;
FORPRESiDN' .. - ,I ; i
NW. U. U 5 ittSOrts
.. ''OF onto. w ,
I._
FOR,IICE PRE ID NT.
•70#11 . 111. :la,
- 071 VIRGINt '''
TN ,
G
is ..in all ogee, and in all eotk tries, it hae'bren
obeateed; that the : euttivitors of the *Oil
,are \ those
,wholare the keel: willitKr to pari " th tLer 6,014;
401 ientenit theinielyee to . the• will Of -a master.
war.;'l • ''
ir t
"- 1- • .- , W., . IL%iiRIO.
~ ' d►r*..T 2, PEOPLE OP TOE_ui.sTATEs—
mq.they sea ,eiNeeteher that to precede their lib • .
entlatthirgi,:th sznisqe their own eo ins and 'their own .. " L'' I, - 1
t , -. W1 1 4...ii, 118RRisor.
•1
• •
- 4 c iVELM. I
Tt la P l . Fcbitiry' 4. . 1844. IA eflooveirAiional
losing Wn t beheld at the tn roc*, of t4.l3ri et"
' l l Flocki Prat. ' I
AfaPd e 6 Pargettlatly
i ireite‘ted, el3ti to
• • ' f t
Js i;3 WALT:. CB, Sect try.
19
- Th 'l l e V ' ' ..: To mono" nr‘ . being Comin i tinitin
fhplilly, theltiunit4, onllortoo3 Or the, benefit et the
pOr *LI bi otio ll i , . Woo Quintino dui. that +voice
of ll* VoorogOOpo. C.Tiv (digit hii- pr re .ki t , ( * kik .
'Um Inesetintli a, sear% oFfillol 4 trefollukolrol so
.1 00 4i: j all OM oflharki. Irian:ober tea the
. 1 0 14 1 4 11 41 "* . 0":. --: k
;t
" 0 4 1 & ileavert{sha bltis tbe' aced, •
llp gtouliftik ist.neep."'
1 . ' ' f - `-- P ' I
• ,
MEM
1r I
.
ms Barrees,oo.-,-;co),'rif .. • ptyr will be
foundihe entire reminiti loft w_go l as delis
esed on the oression pipit 416001,00 bl warms,
man. ,2 4. juc.aingmeobizioifortheVmmiliof
Le Anthracite experitr*t far eforthtii 404 0 /lioi"
We ilewise have the sotisfaethit'of itejlenting tho
lebee%) end appoidwiripti 01 l filit iellow,tovvo.
~ 6; 3a og ir e _ W. Fairdic a 4 Zig ,101,; on dace.
5 - .lasioa; eee*aXeeited kd in Whet* ma ft'
TOebgous re!" :raw te {hey lDi Idell thiege: l4 eid
V ont Elortnih. I -. "-•• di , •
-I 'rho Minimal' :at information gteza f
ia the' reinirksof
these '!rentienten, are gin ir ytihe strkest sum- . I
tion, se showing OA imareasi irnp*mte of our col t,', ,
end iron trades, as the solves ofi,naiioned Iniaploy- -
merit and wealth.; They lire_ particularly salttabte
At this moment, when the ClS l tiOiti of the Hon. Da
'ofd. Petrikx" and others of bar :iiepnsentatives in
lConiticts are directed t 1 the lineelifeer f /me le7htt
duties on Ingmar/1 nit road t. f, , -
Tbat the twee of our region, ism Telly aware of
:the unpurtante of tluses *testi 4evidopements, is (xi
dnt; from the gener4iy 4ioti hailed the waiver.
__
'mar—
.!sariill. theenTunidi: — the Furnace "ortis crowned
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'with the stars and stripes, ' thifirto the Mush and
a national was fired et mo,rn in. , and - evening
from the .tiunirl-beit4, uMer the; direction *CCM.,
1 modah Henderson. - . whcs.titi eerily bell; thought
1 himself on board an innxebip. • - : . -_,
We omitted , in our Fait, Ito . ineniton . also, that a
lerden(rid Angier"- was aeryek uO, at 'the' Exchange
Ilotef, on the signing MO itidi.%at which a. large
ceittentlise of our citizens did - honor lii.theoccasion.
and e l iiidit tolhe kait'ii r. sail drank ure* to
hl ,
$
the—e4tetrise j/kOkull'allt 1 . 1 the a Anthracite,
B rin ia,w, ,- ',... , 7:--• - - ' ' 1 - r . r
theinfornatiins
wilt state that a'ss bill in a
Pay j for three years Intl
Journal. - r:
taborers-'.WartlecL—W.l4 l
Entinity;ovhi,are in `wane
litent of Me - Crowley:,
Baltithore aria Ohm; Bail•
Pain:ale Lreues.+WearePleased to state that
tin
-this-Institution' is now, 'Frani_ on -*basis, which
we titwt will he permanent. ,Its union with the-Geo
logical Society.' ninst:tineti !weenie, the interest,.
Which has het etofr.heen so pl ' gly :exhibited in
ins success. ' Besides - the - public lectures!, on literary
subjects. each Tuesday nal - thiasz'occopiel, will be
ti
d'eveted to Coureniational Leutcies: at which science
and the arts will , receive their' abate sit attention.
The geological devilepaa is of our region, the im
provements in meek : Mica and all that can tend to
promotethe advanee..nien of human happiness and
'convenience, or enlare t e th nr i l: f oaantlinz„ will oe die
cues
ed. at these !nesting!, ,
.s, 'confidently amid-.
Pare a brilliant and peovennii Fireer for the Potts
ville Lyceum, end trust that it may prove the source
of extended usefulness and imuisement.
• Homiede.—A iluarrelloecurri at Tiara's tavern
in Roaring Creek on Friday of last week; between
'Sohinon Hower, ind a man resitlent near !dower!
named Le..aouwer. webtch result ed Li the deathofthe
latter from - blaws,lmilicted. many contra dictory
rumens are-afloat:Ml retards this affair, that we for
bear any comments. *go' .l • been arrested and
held to bail. • ' ' -
The Coal Mining . Association held their an•
,nuat meeting , on Thurilay evening, and received
the.,Report of the Board of Tiade,.whielt we shall
net week publish in full. It be found an able'
one, and at this time is talc ated to
,exeite . more
than common interest..
Com._ L, ac Chau/key thel
Monday.
Our Fla; was half mastisterday,, under the di. :
rcction of da4ester-Sitver; in sycopattsi for the toes
of this ornoinent of 'our nosy.
•
The' W leer.-4-Sinec our I -t, we have had every
variety of meatiter:_warni, coli t ,intow and rain: At
times the foliage has been beautiful, with its pendant
icicles: as the poet- sayri.:
We had a rain of jewe4 from out the fro
' zeri north.. -
The earth was robed in dazzling white, each tree
was hung with gems,r
And diamonds in ten thousand shapes, were hang
ing from their sternsi
Besides this, on Thursday evening, -about 7 o'-
clock:we had an electric phenomenon ; , flashert of the
fluid apparently playing on the surface of the snow,
the red glare of which contrted beautifully with
the dazzling wbitenet l is of cjaith's wintry . mantle.
Later in iSe evening ariplendpkAtirors, spanned the
northern arch of heaven. and numerous shooting stare
winged their rapid grid mysterious Hight around the
zenith. Take the,night all di all; it was indeed ;a
magnificent one; it spoke II man,
'To cast his batibles pile stry, and bond in solemn
.thought,- ; •
To fitm who had this gameous scejte, fromatorm
• en tempest Wroughi.
are deligk 1 to hear of, and.hoPe
n the spring to see, the varlet's imprements oftttte
flourishing place. - The intilligencer rtates that the
town possesses tw3ron Foupdries, both very ester
sively worked ty Moored Pirsart and ;Km & Burg.
ttires3er.—The Lib ty Fuiriace, suPerietendod
Mr. John Trege, is ;pearly ready for blast and its vi
cinity presenta, the appearahce of a WOW town, the
company having areetcd.nuiperous dwelling houses,
for the accommodation of their workmen. I
The large Anthracite Fu inace of Mr. George Pat
terson, going up under theimperinteadence of Mr.
Reed, ismearly ready to co nence kettle! work.
The extessise Rolling Ifill, going lorivard under the
direction of Mr. Ashbridge, begins to l present a for
-1
'Wadable,. and finished este • optics:mince. A : nd pre.
limiriarY -.arrangements are 411iing for:the erection of
two ;norii Andwacite Funrces, • and another Rol
ling Sill Of the largest class within the present year.
•
The* areffierefOre likely tol have fiveiFurnsces, two
Rolling Mills, and. iron Foundrief, all in opera.
tiou this-ypr. •H , 1;r71 i
1 i
These i videnres of prosperity are cheering in; the
extreme. Columbia",and Schuylkill !counties' moat
go hand in hand in the grett work ofidcveloping our
native , resources, and brie 'ng them, into exteSilml
usetulnesc The =cease f: one must nedessaily
advantage the other, qnd co fleeted iii4ire may he by
1
the Centre Rail Read, we h pa ever to see evidenews of
the l emma ' kindly feeling I manifested, which :now
seems to - influence our briber of the 1 Danville iitel
ligeuces.
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II
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Iron 0r.r.....-verif day trings inereased evidence*
to colifintrthe opinion the there is al ton of sto l W ore
tor every tau of . coal in' ()kit [ - The veins of
644 are round contignon4And the ate can doubtless
re furnished at en everageilitiee of two dolt= and
'holt ‘: I , •'
.
The imitate', witah - el of the past week" hes
presented_ our per:Stied
,iospecticin of several' new
openings, which weetiali:deest 4 R dots. to 'hit
and report thereon; as so o as , p ar. **,!,,., •
.F•efaitorrt Trhski. Tatou, 4fe, s tturgoirt hue
tahea tbeietikti•
. 11 :7 4 n lho B,jetrAt‘i, the co n tr a , - -
4:44 / 1 '
bnlewPolted iniaret or au,
back on coal consumed f oreign
sitearacrs, so
opon
1341TPditi Pim* ThPat O adold
"ktuttAk. s-d
- "
-
BEEN
ME
toutrfne' tu: s abmwd, Ws
Can postage, paid. will
ripraou t h e Attracts'
reteslour labpuring•eop2-
.f atarit. - to advettlie
contracts: On the
at Washington. last
ERZ
PUBLIC LANDS ANDTHE !MATZ DEEM
' At no periaa Ow SIM elbalfWeil has Ole Iluee ,
tion 4 a dubs deb , Ori!•ecidlivelliPtii*, ***Eo
iftizezi. as Pn 4 1 1 4 - - , 0 114 1 12 siOnalk`liind
wiiitouedis slider witsy . the *mit. e teak to: tea
to Apes lisle *slim: . as the eel: mini
. of ; inariani?P f!PdtalicOly. ' slit -lesisOatisce garEsei:
;:stite'•isith. 'The *wet - tilts i)uiiiii 606.
mottarCslth, tuul his supporter, are in - fairer' of this
direct: uur,: teitii las cuter into csicalasion, ice will
'find hot burdetteme each s Come sioold be. . The
Opt:dation of our: - Statel'is plobably - .now. *it
1,750,000 souls. end , the Stabs Ada, 532,000,000.0 r
,more than,iras for esery matt,worrian and child bi
the Commoovraddil, And to' pay the interest-on
tbis'debi, when, only pea fifth of,the.population **-
taxable*, say 250,000, it aMennt - to Rite Wars
and Otd: each year, for oak tax-vying inhAibtot:
Without doubt every good chime wOuld comply
with the urgent
_ ,- necessity of the times, sail willing-,
ly pay this•tel, were it not, that the present party in
power, the_ Pedend, as Well as out-Amts. Executive,
ere blicidly Obstinate to thilimposed - operations of
the Laid Hill of 11335 as prepared by Heney Clay.
This Bill passed boat Houses of Congress,hut Oen::
Jackson smothered it to his picket; and the Public
'Lands, which - as the property of the original, States;
have ben MN in trust fur them by the • Gov
eminent, have ever, tioce been, Used as a fruitful
source of political capital in the new Stated, to the
melded and glaring tojurr •-of ' the old thirteen.
Had this Sill been suffered to become the law, of the
- land, during the first three years of its orration, -- the
State of, Pennsylvania vrottla !rive received, to her
share of the nett proceeds of the s a le or public, lands,
the feel er4t4.254,627. y •
Hut it is to tars to repine at this: whatever may
halm been the mi.tives, whoevea may have been the
originators of the imppression of this Bill—they are
nowOri longer amenable to the people. Tito plan
once` priiposed, has been to create a sinking feed.
for the rellemptien of the debt, from the sale of
a portion of the public lands. Their estimatel
its is, one thousand tiro hundred and filly
of dollars, or one thousand millions of acres at SI 25
per acre. The egg rfgate of the State debts is et:lot:I
two hundred million' : Cungtesi could therefore !w
-iener the debts of the states, oii rather use the states'
property which it Nelda thus intrust. relieve us all
from taxation and ernbarrasment. end still bare_ up
wards of one threaratid minions Of the public lands
This plan is not only feasible', but just: it is the on
ly way to relieve us from 'the efli..cti of our entrees'.
gent improvements. - And yet. is it not strings that
David R. Porter in his recent message; while de
-scanting on the immense State debt, and devising
:means to meet . the pay inent 'of - its interest, Cle t ilit
once refers to this plan of distributing the Radio
lands I Is itsnot strange Mato Pennsylvania llovern
or, should neglect the notice of a, measure.se Preg
nant with interest to our State, and which if ever
serried out, *AI make it the proudest in the confedera• .
.cy With tho experience of the past—with enlarg
ed ' reeourers and more matured operations, what
could stay the onward progress of our btate, if the
load of debt were removed from het shoulders
With the inv;goratiag elasticity, - which would re
soft from such an eVent, rihe would bound forward
in her course—tier rail roads end canals would groan
with. freight—her bill end sallies would give forth
their mineral treasures and their teeming harvests - -
the smoke of, her thousand fOre s ees, anil Me clang
of her vast machinery would he seen ani hoard :
the incubus which now weighs down bar spirits and
pamlises her hopes would be removed, and she would
move a thing . of.-bustle and thriving business, in the
world 'of action around her. • •. '
Is it not deplorable that party grounds—the hope
to preserve in power a tottering administration, and
the blind devotedness to men, without reference to
their principles, should induce any ono to be silent
on 'Subject of such importance! If Gov. Por
ter, in his recent message, bad spoken nut man
fully, as . a Pennsylvanian for Pennsylvania—•had
ho called the attention of our Legislature to this sub
'ect, and had they demanded from their representa
tives in Gong:rim a fair action on this stilject, does
any one presume to say, he would have lost ground
politically, personally or morally I Would he not
thee have been regarded as truly the'Goventor, of
the State, and not the creature of the Van Buren
patty I And get instead of demanding from Com
mas.
, the restitution other r+- - " ;lie advises taxation:
,t t
to's is - willing ilia t oirso i an of this state should)
be pressed by ; , j gatherer and the bailitr--thst
distress should on .mir hardy yeomsury. rather than
demand a right froth Congress. because it might
weaken the influence of Martin Van "linen with the
WeAtelis States I , •
Is not this deplorable—to thinkr . thit our Commo
nwealth, which is the very high•road, over witch the
wealth of both the east and tvcst must pass to reach
the natural channels of trade, must be obstructed in
its schemes Of internal improvement, because a par
tizan may lose a vote or two, if her interests sraman
flab! oindicatedl When will the hilitrtiday arrive,
in which this blind devotion to party will be abolish-,
qd—when
_the states will demand their rights, with:
out sufferi ng the dictation of one, who tarns ilea
car to their ilit•tressea,.assertitig that the general goy.'
rnmeat has "nothing to do, but take care.pf itself 1"
The School Fund.—ln the war which to now car
on by the destructives of our Legislature, against'
die banking power, and especially the. U. S. Hank
of Pa. one great evil result seems entirely to be lost
sight of: By destroying this, the principal source of
revenue to the School Fund, will be taken away, and'
in the present embarrassed state of our finances, it is
impossible to say, what-remedy could be provialed to
meet such a remit. After o few years of moat suc
cessful trial, the common schools of our State are be
ginning to exert a Most beneficial induence upon the
rising generation. In our own Borough, four or five
hundred youths are reaming the benefits of those hu
mane enactments, vvhieb placed the , blessings of edu
cation free and open to all ; .and while this large
ntunber attend the public schools of our Borough,.
the private ones are maintaining theit former ground,
and do not suffer a diminution of support.-, Thiitfact
speak cheeringly for the - operation of the &boa Sys
tem; and hundreds, eye thousanda, won litd4loreitheir
destruction. 'This mu-t bo the inevitarde 'result of
such suicidal measures, as are daily brotiight . before
our Legislature:4d them beware, lest like the Arab
Omar, they use the means of knowiedge,..to kindle
the fanatic Ores of '•deetrnction, beneath a sy!'rer4 es
honorable to our State, as was the Alexarsirkui Lititz
ry to the famed city of the Ptolemies:
• Ilarriaon in Kentucky !--A reiolutickii was ofer
ed by the !peas in tbe'Keutucky Legialanire; that the
Goverhment shouid order a Undoes; salute to be fired
on the bib of Januaiy, in commemoration of, the
battle of New Odeans. The resolution was passed;
but pitied with thus jutcresting amendtnent: , •
Resqbied, That' the cannon" captured from the
British. on the Bth oitober. 1813, at the battle, of
the Themes, by. General William Henry 'Fferrison,
ail his brace companions in arm o, be alone mutt/
his Excellency, in &ki' the foraying .
Forthwith, up jumps a Van *lien man, to *quire
N whether there 'was such`a cannonian4 Whether, it
Wes:Afar use?"
•
- 110'. iuea anattierlronwhei—:a Yet, eh', theit:, is
such i carman.. It was captured from theßritiiti
at rfondoija.., It Was rairrendered back by null; and
it was te-caistiWati at the battle as the Thames,.
Belpwl.tia lob it: 'ltlstrifew trie item, an!) it, will,
be .fit for use riest.Noirearlrer ' '
Orceinvi both' raohatiort`i-Itt
t vIUE I IINFus
INN
- AitanWdrasn ; enzy II : . , . fortheiike of
beitil ° n l46ll4 hall , , ',
bi l o rab a oa ik* s;a" *4lla a
1011 W-174101 Thiefi. .'- T ' '' . •_,,i,!:',; ,
re Thstis is• it eetaiM ie 'Gil!. lisodeee hee
eemleen a deneetretie tetOlican. kle. ittekneti
Jane" Mintieniesei hteevei4 and 'ilsitt , iievrlli
awning the ed . land= of his4stet.ind eli' :
bilge sanction' t o e Mir - it ten, it thOteild of
a° N° 6lo Ketall ral• audit Von 3 0,en wrns
•eiposin the: Il.e . tr'of itr, • Mildu!mh ad de'•
l i
noollebl_the war nolo)tiand onOghtputi • -
~-. Thai Union - Tint, is most niforinnate inchasp 1
lint ebOnte of pol l I sentiment to lien. liarrisp:o,;l
when vie fi nd the n eof V:asi„. Swint for Pieskient
at Ow head p!" 14' lnnins,, who it Sins ye* hog . ler.. ,
itonationfof a areatbOrsockl': The campleon eland
lidded "dm Who: china on the *plea pindidato
will be toand,all id4avala wt commend to his pe•l
final. an excellent piece of didactic poetry, cOunnen
.
Wig.
' : 1 ..
60 ft has been ety-let to , taarlt,. '
A prowl, conceit e d, talking spark;
Itetuvoinsl.from is ftniatieti tone I -
Grown timesip i erter thee hafili."
of
Two atieb, a . eau 41iiputedof the Cateelearee
form .and',Latunctinte. saieft was psi, the. other
green ; but when lie so'un ' d was pr.:Anal it was
found to whtte $o the iiy,ileTs of our candidate
way edam,
**se. hi
pure' and
-gc:r Thml
M Mr. Call
len, has It
Gen Han)
Congrtisional Printing- resolution hss poised
the House of Representvtivr.vsutliorizbig the clerk to
give the Printing to the !arrest bidder. Whitt iir4i
the Globe thinkof thir - unkind tuft 1 - '
_
A True Pidure; r -Seriatcir Strneossua• of Philadel
phia County, pocks himseli'on being as nhrs loco
radical, and boanwhat in doctrines of destruction he
would go as far is &dime : It Was 6 0 41 this pe.
culierfilnete, we p ume, he was mink Chairmanof
the Committee on . Banks, •1 A eorrespondcirk of the
f
11. 8: Gazette, ate that On the presentation of a
petition to repeal charterof the U. 8. D'ank, Mr.
iii
n
Stevenson,wri to, have it referred to the Com •
mines on the Judi iathand said 0.3 he was anxious
to have this questi "n of repealing Bank chatters set ,
tied-he was ' of this cry of is Down with the
Banks V " which as. gotten up foieffeet..4 It waiall
humbug from beg fining to: il, and he .ditrnt want
to hear any mire ut it et the -electrons. Ho said
he had letters upon his tebletrom gentlemCn who bad
been low' *- elk, .--- -“ptsgdown the Banks,"
bt7gging , asks; not to deitroy the
Banks, as fined in !heir bibsluess..CD
cr fli
in very
Our peal
think we
*dinner.
They
which am
before !ht
dressed off.
Ran.
widen*.
party foinsli
they cut ••."
'Triaging
lent his assistai
putting the
journment
VA Tippeca
County.
ibly on Silk
day bui!, that be 1
the Ketent eel
additional seven
vial wants of
was not a tint
be imposed art
Sir Geo
ant GOvamor a
Smart been oar
ment4
Fkrida.—A
Tertitiny !tat
(*.Meek
out the Sante.
20th of Much.
,
The T • ,ph Intel Viewer, now publish - cod
daily at ifarriebnrg, complaina of the extension of the
credit system. nasmCch- as their legislative reports
are copied wit/tient the culornary courtesy of giving
credit. The di , ily paper . certainly. &awes (red',
rind if given w re it is due, it will assuredly receive
it on an irecasi
ccp Vyn
!AilFutates on .t
aristocratic c
nulaien on
- And we can
does nut mit
,4, - he will. b.
e locos iu o
with the tom
73e Ban
'
arrived in Flo
of Col. Fitz
.1
'as necompant
lines be verifi
.Comes ni`
BUtlitt on the
Hui tawny in
Arid
lEitam
ode - Whig,.
hes
don District of
ignadon.
.gruff. -1i
ron, has Cal
nation of
reds who tin
termitic' to p,l
.
, 05.. The • aunayivanian in committing iipon thit
fashion of o r country, as described by Maria% of
winding op very affair with a+ , dui*, 4 2.' considers
that a coincplenco in kids practica,end ihe &polish
olio of i 4 dic ing " may be discovered its what may
be tanned tepost mar/em eniertaintneils given by
the whig piny to defunci partisan lead4ra- , 4 mod
ern end hu ane improvement upou the Itemkick gco ,
WS or tbfia .640. • ' ,• ,
'We ackn.wledgo the a trirtninge" flan, not ao
entrant, as thine served op to dcinnet /940 partisanb.
When ' by the peep, they are pr prided with
fat ornces .y the . -President, while we Poer Whip,
ean,onlY gt pi.. feed," ' ' . .•
Can. on, of 'rims, it is report 4 beta
shot by the twat' trot tbalionaecifitepwarentatives,
undue ho. entertained of his refuel:T:4
•Pd ikera has *eked leair of 4ongcrea,, to
briatin n ili, to ettabii4k, hlipoite'd
raid itun.' s
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JOURNAL
the Pentisylvitnisn is ma
d the habit I ,of feasting
is party. He seems to
eon, when we give them
- ,
the " feed." to any thing
Eitihen Cabinet. wha
, ;will be en effectually
id themselves dished.
The nomination of this
dirtnea by the Senate. Ilis
- of his reputation, that
. hid official Fondue*, by
nation. Spealrir Rages
4ueeie Dim through, by
pending another for . ad-
oo Club has been forniediu Mifflin
. = . ator Buchanan stated on Fri
,closad doubt, that heron, the
e of
I , , we should be compelled to raise
AD, in some mullet, to meet the ac.
k eminent, and inainnOed that there.
! article, upon 1 which a duty , i, could
',
, 1 so notch , propriety as silk. ,
Arthur has teased to be Lieuten
'Upper Canada, am) Chief Justice
ru in eiliguistzator :. of, the Govern.
lot the armed occupation of this
•-• the Senate.
• n fa:limier:a of the Peace, through=
ea place on !the third Friday, the
assure the A4ners*lonrnal that if he
e vote of Mr.! Fradey, ,to sustain the
et . of On United States Veuk,ghe et&
ken tick.—Demaeralie Pres*. -
*satire the Ness. that if Mr. Franey
onfully ntisr?pretent Nisi coustiturn.
it to vote to .sustaip Our &Anti for
comity me hugging tho u monster"
perfect good itatura , '
.
otirufa. if:avid:re° in Jae:at*. hate
ilia' front . Cuba, under the Command
rick. Six. Spanish traincni iludireeP:
li theca.' Soon will S4ott'ri beautiful
dto 'the poor Indians: J j•
.•Jr. '
c .
drip mouthed bark 1 ~..
et still and nigher : j
r path a dark blood-hound.
ate tracked the ground
eye shot firer '•, j 1 •,.
. conebileni,, and patri
been elected to Congress f 4 the Lon
yeeated by Mr.*rcees ter'
•
t single op - puttept of Marito Yeas Bu.
to yield his heeity aetSent tO the nand.
eke,' and Tyke. Bui. there are haul
left the Von Betio poly and de.
lurtßin the Harrison aceptmett.
1 -"';'-?•-':. - ''':'- - .T .. !'1" , .-7.:'_.':
`-- Da Grestaarriam it "Old RoSs Colin*
sy.it ,Ohio.) - 04 tbetethilinat, it chilicothe. was a
splendid stair; :Thit tolptildod Yeomanly. cam into
o tere,
AMU withligiend, - end antateral • A thou—
sand tomi TIM .
tutud added toite kit '- ng ibisater of the - scene.
Old • Roes County II . Boa*, raids:re: - The
Meeting Wall,WlNed a billenty • Brush: Be ,
end Gat. Murphy, and the 'Hon.-Wan Creightes,
end otte* *de eloquent speerlies. The last aid
oThe7 Al la hiln,"wklAl Mr. p., .en 4 Olgt Gran
try P Very ivit—.he is' a *tunny who will deliver,
hie country. on the
. 4tll ii'lkllerelhll34ll, of the great,
est litter. Of political scat* that were ever produced."
ll(r. C. lase rebital the fent of the honest Germans,
who attended the IlitiseeLloil market, for the . purpose
dealing wheat i , but Ih J on failing to effect a oak
htterally treed their asts,_and went homedechwing
their,interition4a vote fi4 both :Harrison and Tyler !
Upwarili,of one &howls:id delegates were appointed
to the State Concentio 0 = : .., ' I
'The Piapkii ciatcritate,-.7--Old Montgomery Co.
Ohio, cruniiklinbli to the rescue. ElMking of the
great'llerriscrkrueilingl them the Dayton Journal
says : a It' weiihrhardlyibe dohigjustice to thole "ho
assetabled. to speak of the meeting by anyparty. new.
It - was.most emphatically a meeting ef the: ireople!
They hailed with joy and enthral:km the i$ n ation
of Harrison and Tylpr. 7 - ; '--._
discolor it as they
test,.lt,will , :he found
. - ..
ati.. The Keystone 4iiipare i the rbelectir'-ef Mr.
Talmadge, to Judas, re iviug the thirty pima efett,..
This, apart from its profanity, is but a' sorry re-
mark;., The thirty pi ' were received by Judas
for betraying his- , and is in curt:ow:oy. free.
dam of opinimais permitted, uninfluenced by - any die,
,datuns ofpower, or therminind of soy master, • the
coniiiiiiiikin Cannot hill We may argue' from the
keystone's iematks, that every one, 'who does not to
the'full, vary out the docuinee of the party, fs a in
des. - .Might not theripark with more propriety be
applied to those . Who are betraying their country,
while the cold-kiss of ypocrioy and Otteruled arm.
tion is ileceiving'her 1 '''‘!• • ,
Tire Keystone 'nigh call Mr:Via/limos a Judai,
became he dsserts thePnterests of_ his state, in 'sup:.
porting the auk! e nor? ; or Mr. Wee" of Pi. Y.;
who voted. for it, when he knows the state he mime
sea., is against it by a iimajority ofinore than ten tis in-,
sand :--or Afismith i lc i f Coon., Darrell of Michigan,
us indeed all those, vi. o knew they -Isere misrepre
senting their constitnis by :admitting the danger
ous union of power hich is ; attempted under Ibis
. Sub treasury schemeiTheie gentlemen have done
wrong, but wherein llli. Tall:nage erred lis it
traitorous because he dance to:disserit from Manila
Van Buren I is he e pantieal Judas, because the
, i
"people" of his elate' have joined issue on the Sub.
treasury system with t e Atninistration; acrd after a
triumphant repialiaticiF of, it e doctrines through
,tne
ballot box, hive seen tto reward its able opponent
with a seat of tionor' Such may be treachery a
mong Loco leak:ogre .hers, but it is public virtue in
Whig estimation. ' i r' , •
as baring iaid.
ith kh:.,yan Bo
aty opinion.
Maine ZiLundary+The ebairman of the Com
tnittee on Foreign Bebitiousin the U. S. Renate, Mr:
Buchanan, has intitriauxi' that be was apprehensive
of serious difficulties Ilwith Great Britain before the
Maineßobudary qurstion was settled. It 'appears
to us. that the conduct of 16 Canadian- government
is not characieiised bi good Lith, for it is evident that
several thousand sailers have been -quietly located
on the disputed ground, which was expressly prohi
bitcd in the:agreement made between Mr. PorsYtti:
and Mr. Fox. We rust ceitaitily lament any prob.
ability of a rapture between two countries, whose ye
lesions have for a'qusiter century been ip sinkable ;
but ournational honor must : remain untarnished, and
it the mlast of war 7' is to sound , hearts and hands
n M
will be found ever dy to defend• our native soil, or
carry punisbmintiinio the very centre of our enemies
possessions.
IMI
.Safdy in Locrnno/ires.-mThe,N 'Y. Star, mentions
an inipkovement in 4ie construction of loconnnives,
by which they can be insbintimeonsly 'innpped, not
only on a level, brit going down an, inclined ,plane,
and in no instance On get fettle rails.
If ii can be bniught into practical irperation, it mue
prove- of great iMpodance to the travelling communi
ty. 1-
Anthracite far steam purpesu.—We percieve by
the English papers that they ate sending to Wales
for anthracite - fuel, Which they will soon use almost
exclusively for stead vessels, tke. Experience has fel
-13; demonstrated its SupeziOrity to all varieties ofthe
bituminous. E E
We saw in a latestatement, that the Canal Com
missioners were , sending to ;Lycoming co.for I bitumift
ous coal for the Columbia rail road. We think be
fore long, they will rind oat the bad policy of suchis
proceeding, and use Anthracite exclusively.
Flour, has been offered in our,;Boiciugh for Four
Dollais per barrel. 'paid in specie, , , • •
Farmers! not Comment upon what is to
come mum disirta4, unless you change the adminiri
trators of our Government! Flour is re:ling at half
its %slue : the Goicnior:prop era a state tax—the
Secretary of the Tiearury a national taz..and Sena
tor Buchanan tells ott, K that before the close Of the
present sailors. we; shall be compelled to raise addi.
tional revenue, in home inanncr." •
Vie 'Price of Lelimr.--rocitmota Walker and Buch
anan, in the'del ales op ths tSubAreasury bill, gave a
full evaporation of the wishes of that party in carry
ing out this schemr. Is is to reduce the price of La
bor, to the standat4 of other counters: Mr. Buch
anan instanced armany, and Mr. Walker pointed
to Cuba Yes, it it to: place the free labor of our
yeomanry. on a or with' the almost serfs of- feudal
.Gennsiuy, and ' tboil:-slaves'of,,Cuba ! It is by grind
ing down wages in our conntry, they seek to corn
peso With foreign nations, instead of giving us o pro
waive tariff; with which in operation we would com
pel those crinutnee to yield is revenue; or' else our
labor would be pald its equivalent value. -
• Jewi4 Bankere.-141ajor Nosh thus justly rebukes
the Mistral slate of the Glebe, against the Rethiebilda
as being Jews: 1 , • •,.
ai It is true. *hile the Baring. and other-Eng
lish Bankers and 'the Wall street clique looked aghms
ant! pronounc ed r p the. Bank irretrievably *Me,: end
lent;heir feeble aid to nuke it ap rar , elt, tit Resh
sc bias, the Moniefiores ete.Bolo ous Mid "the Salmi
uelai having full;; confidence in medusa , securities
and i gimerican en!ifinise, and in e liberty of Amer
icon laws, cants Ferward to sestet& that institution.
The Globe, whin 'disposed to, be illiberal, will b ear
in mind the wc;Of of the works of the Betipture:
•The time elegem:tie - when ten !nen of all the mi
ttens on earth shall take hold cf the ikirui of , him
w h o i.e Jew, anyiUg, j will go vrith yon e for God is
with you: =
The Globe tn i ght learn a lesson of Christian char
ity froth the fate decrees' Of the yotutg Sultan of Tur
key. That deilootio monarch his`placedall religions
;on an equal foaling, but it is rewired for the organ
of. Van Buren •to mike italeceni , allusione to a reli
giousaeci, when 4berty, of +mantas is gum
teed by the Coestitution we live under. Perhaps the
ineedatioult SO filthy shett,lns ,Calhoun on o °
.deoftiiateri it, it} about t4rtake this rirporisibility of in
terpreting the• OcinstilPtion itself, es the "
Roman" Gros ;wont to da. '!
•
Thg Oklbe ie 4 nol sufPriso, at the hitio.
doetion of the ',blood &imam into .Plovido.
Wodioold oug4rißed if it was t . • •
• - • •
•
(a The Ifemoentic Press says,. Si 04
aims*
Jean* is displeated with every ithing we say."
Irpco: lout weed, we ire not ;we Aiwa, a the
adrairside doeility, wish .. which' -ism, 0ne414, de.
flounce Marks freitcy;Esq. SS e another IrtitPr ia .
th e - ssitr ip,;%t, s l ur ;lie next, . say; that his tisrunieni
vote, was .* one ,of courtesy, sac* that sec* ha is
Pertectr jacqrsiole," and that you *a Over entertain. ''•
cit the most exalted opinion"l of him!..ivii are'
Awed likewise with theiramiinse Memo 010 f the
-*Orden Advanced. that gi Hato. if 'wit gibbed
'down, noght Make, a sort of a n..-.sl, Web
wards t'" Quite maid aCibct ItiCa*lf.' ' can
assure the Press that Histriccci 4 c , ilia
164 4
ilo;es he:-would have done.befote Of forced IP .eet ,
treat. it will he backwards, frith their. _ ..tisllie
foe, confronting the enemies of their Ountry ''.llfe
:arephxl4. when'he , tills; Al .“ the ; - of
Ohio iiriiiiiiregnable." fur that W a
armth" '' of
an
General Harrison, who has been'a denie of the
lefforson„Msdison and Monroe litchooll Ala we ens
firre, : thy n' IA Pk"cd." l 4 l di? followi`ciicitcatelAck - '-
paragraph, which as it is 'trot
.; u eredited.'ireister:
mine is one . of the says of our friend of the mai: -
. THE FAMILY. 'i - '
If there are any joys 'on earth which barmonher
with those of Heaven, they are the joyi of it Chris--
; Sian family. , ift hen the snow hakes Gist iy win.'t
les evening, - and the moaning leinis drug; at , the •
witutiee,'what is so delighiful ail to ! see di happy
little ones .uporting around e blazing lire. , * fook et
the liteeeicatute in her niglit'diess,'frolick ng, and. •
laiighinitini though she never had known. atLI never
wouhlitirosPo care. Igo* she'. rolls epos the car.
pet, ands acre idle climbs the chair,'snil now she par ! ,
sues her older sister around the, room, while *little
heart is oe'birlowing full of Inippinellis. W I ho does=
not Covet the pleasurable emotions 'With which the
parents look upon - the acene4.end what'sacrifica
can be Mort acceptable to Our Heavenlyj Father..'
thanthe incense of prayer and, praise.ehic ascends
daily - front-00 family altar.
•
•
811pden Price, for roanyleare teeter ofthe Park
Theatre, New VOA, di , d rccerstly i that city.
Wilmington, N.V., has egiiia been devastattd by
fire.
(0- A fire occurred in the Cana Comic srionen
roam in the Capitol at•Himishurg. n. Ural sight of
the 22nd inst. uld , ctf threatened the destruction of
the Whale building. The fire originated in it spit
ting box, tilled with raw dust, , into which someone
had probably thrown, ri cigar. There -was a_ hole
brunt in the floor of the room,
.and when; the door
was opened in the morning the fire burst Out,:into a
delpe. ,
_ • •
Nags County.--A bill bail lieen reported by Mr.'
Wilcox, frum a select cf.mmittee, tar the election of
a new county out of parts of Jeffenton,. Cieir
and 1411 can, to be called " Madison. - •
The State of New Htinlishire. bee made e
•
literal subscription towards erecting an insane Hos.
1 •
pits! • - • • -
Perhaps. however,. Gov. Page rosy be as fond; of
the i f Vete," as our-own Griernor„ in wpichrjuise,
the Wirral intent/one of the LegislatuT „. nrai be frost.
witted: The roan who would veto; alt s'pOopristiko
for ao9 .
twarte hosnital, r
ahould! he 4 davve:is otte'of
its tinit flAting inmates. ' 1 • :-
•
-Flour, is selling in Pittsburg at from tb $325
'per barrel. Wheat *ill not bring Over. 453 - Oitnts. - •
81.. Andrews Cbureb, Wilmington, !Del., his
been entirely destroyed by firi.'
; ; I I <•,
Committees from the U. S. and Gira i d Bank'.
are - at flarrisburg. conferring 11 , 4-the Atoll:l:trifle,
'in, regard-to the peav stele loan of 0870,00'. -
lrilade &and. a this . :.tate. have
nominated Samuel W. Rini (or Governer and Hy
-
rezt Dimon for Lieut. Gov., The conveut t i f on which
nude the selection passed the following ithy resa
t
lotion :
iTesolped, That it is the opinion of this C i nnvantion,
that in addition: to the other sigh
which General Harrison ptissesses for the import
ant trust for which ho fps been selected. fie possess.
•
es one which arrettsins tohim alonele Certainly
of,'obtainiag the votes.
Hon Marcus Morton. an; avowed abolitionist, is
now Governor or Moasschnsetts, elocted iiy the tacos
and fifteen gallon men, by II majority of one. This
is the' first 'instance where an evowed - Sbolittonist.
lies been elected Governor of a state.
A Morison Meeting of the largest lond,bas been
tield'st Ilarrisbnrg; the piee . sedans : of trbich were
spirited and to the purpose: . • • "
COnneereeng. #Tne Whigs have- nomi eted Wm.
W. Ellsworth, Co Governor. and' Charles Hawley.
r Lieutenant Governor. $ -
c l
07There is much hutrianity in the f fl owing ae
tiice given by a correspondent of the Pen sylvanian: :::
"Those who have the care of horsesat this cold
(
ca.on; should be careful fore bridli4
t be
sg them. to
!mid the bit in the - hand a tit it is warn; instead or
putting bon into the animal's mouth. ao cold abet
the skin will adhere to it end be torn offal A neglert
lif this caution gives the animal a sore Mouth, much
pain. and causes it to feed! bidly for several diya.",
Rights oflattauction: 7 The l'eteishurg
,i,ener. to referring to the resignstsen iof the Hon.,
;Judge White; remarks with .grest troth and justice
, I that the difference between protessionnnd
, prectice
!has been strongly illtis‘tratcd in the conduct of the,
Whig and Locri mernberi of the Senate of the
ted Statis. No Whig who recognizes the Right of
Instruction. has ever filled to 44 ihe instruction
or resign his sent ;,while the Locos, vsho are lood.
est in their protections of devotion to the will of the
people. rarely fail to set the doctrine or instructioti
at defiance, when it militates spiinst 'thnii own in.
ieteste.
-Michn membeisof
he- IRgislattne have in caucus nominated -Anna.
toe S. Porter; of Detroit, to the office neU. S. Senator.
Col. MiEtioeer—This, gentlemar. of gunpewd : '
fame, in.his effurte 1. 1 1
.to destroy the . S . 800 ..?
Pen.. iteertainly molt untiring. - Finding I tbe
cannot exactly sow, salt ; upon' its columns .be bee
.
gone another way to work, and with iseterance
truly atnnbishing; labours and thum
unfortunate 'minty., - Ifever he bec, eeratigued orY ,
flags in, his work, we would reef; m nd the story Of .
the Chioesentudent, told by ill hiirtit.' lle„ "
thick.''-.
zio r
lug his literary etonationst *
~, bard. gsvii,up le - d6. .
opain . and l ints returning
,a manusl employibent i,
when he saw an old sr MSC 'rubbing:a era* bee
I/
on a stone; he asked r the reason. Sho - replled that il
ills was just its ißet uf a needle, and thought 141(r ,1,
would rub dawn 1 ' crow her till 'ha tot if small. 1'
enough. The inence of the aged, fistala provoind• ' i t ,
bier to, malt' another attempt , end:, succeeded 'Tin ',
inclining *the rank of eminency in the empire."
~ , , i,
go. ; ;hi 'gallant Colonel, only cointinues to - held ,
the ' relater bank's tunte on the gr ilnl stone ofa knxb:
le calature. Itemay 'in_ tithe rub it down, to quite a
ssonaldeneedlc-like appearance.: rflatni so doing, ,4 t ,
luimiit a reflect he is trifl ,
ing with r efecliools, nail !'
w
beain e adage. • '• • , . -- • •
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