.. . . ±4: i .- !, - t';:i: , p,p. : '.r,,it,ayil:gs.. lATIMPUMNOIENING, NC,114: . 124 1842. ,*ilbscriber. bat' Prficored the necetrsSry y presses. due and has studied ieditiptete Job Print- eg Mad hislsiablit'ettienti'Oihersit' 611'th:ideal Canis, Pamphlets, Ha ndbtils,Chetks; Bills of Lading. , Ate., will be prifiled at_the Nett ,Iciareat, rates, arid: at the 'honest notice. Being - determined to licodnio .datirthetiabliesit the' veirloweist cams.istlicirite,'lte re wag liy. sol the patrimage orthriPstaie-: Printing in colon; executed at a short notice, ", C 11 / 1 1. Card press has been added to' the;establiehnient. a"hicb"Still enable its to incite - Cants.' of shad evy,drracriptioni atter, loot rates,. •• ,ft. BA NNA N. . Impoitant. ` Let every citiram bear id Mind,that it iiniat'onlyhis tatertakhat hisduty, to purcluise ! evesy thing that he can athome. .By pursuing such a course, he encour ages the mectiainear industry of 0,712 -neighbor hood, on which the proiperity of every-town and, city midrib depends-rand besides; sorer? dollar pa id outat home forms a . circulating medium, of ,which every citiien deriies' more 'or less benefit, io the course of trade. Every deltas-paid for foreign trutnufacturespar , chased abroad, in entirely; lust to the region,• gee*, to enrictithose who do not cnnyibut9 one cent to our. doziest/a initiudiOns, and oppresseiburotin citizens. • ;try, B. Palmer, Esq.,, No. ,104, South Thirrl Street. 'Philadelphia, is authorised to act tut Agent to' receive` subscliptions• and advertisetnents for this paper. - : • • • . . The Pries—Duty of orc. clthreues ,4ce ! The Press of a country is always the. great least which , moves acid governs the, political des tiny of that country.` It has been and always will , :be ti powerful engine either of good or evil, and in al.cordanee with the spirit ,which goides,it, so , will he theecharacter ,of its influence. Whert_di..• tected towards them : tan:anent of high and worthy objects, it becomea a mighty _ally ,in the cause, and sweeps on almost resistlessly to the accom plishment.. ,But when its influence is prostituted to evil purposes—when' the conductors of a pa per, scniated solely .by an itching desire for pelf, pander to,fitedepraiity - and ignorance of a corn 'mcinity hy the puldiration of vile tale's of infamy or. well wrought polideal sophititries; they, ,in deed,.finesit become a featful anddangerons en emy to society, and one which, it ertendbliwould Bap it' moral and Is4iticai ; away. We have spotten,heretorore . Pur views relation toths,dtity of, the Press , and we *peat -th4, its objcet'sheuld be to elevate the inertial-and Morel -character of all within its influence, and not to .debase by inculcating through its, pages vic.o and error,,lEveryhonest man in 4 sciciety shotild - thereferp .. kyojd and destroy by every means in his povier i the:tkrculation of a paper which is injUri ens to bl} interests; re each community a imp - ber of penyina can be found who, deriv'e, their pet: litit4 opinions', solely from one tiewspaper; ; this arises from won't of leisure to' pernse or inability' to procure others. If then the articles contained in such paper are wrought with studied, sophirtry, hew incalculable is theextent;of evil which it, might ,effect. :.To prove to ouryeaders the, tin-' niense influence the Press has in "swaying, the. public rOrrid,.ven won' t !. inMely direct their atten tion • • . tii the South. Sortie of the most , intelligent Southerners have acknowledged that • the SOUth neidella Proteetive tarifftequelly With theNOrth, and that they. had suffered to a greater degree than '?the, North froin the want of eee.....Thit'oninion; .h . pwever, only exists among the most intelligent intithinking - elaisi the rest are all' Free Tradists. , and WI beeause: all the ir ' Southern Papers e papers; advocating the theory, d filled with argubvtits to sustain it. The, people • having 'access to n 1 other papers, and never indany arguniente in opposition to fin, trade, becbrite thoniughly imbued with the doctrine, Mid in C.Mgieits whenever the Scititherniote has been' i rrep it has latterly. inv.ariablY heen opposed to the,Tariff. With us in the North iris different; we find papers " advocating both principles, and we consequently . find a differentia of opinion in • the comninnity. As rinumber of the Northern . , papers; professing ,te,be iii ,faViar of aTariff are sub ruse the most violent free. tr-,de,ad,trocate.s;. it is therefore highly necessary that each mail should exiemine carefully into the emisistency of the pa perhe takns,'and by compering its tone with the principles he profesies, prove himself the Poll- . cy of eetnipirtglt, - Row seldom is this done ; we . sound cite numerous example% in our own region to show "the inconsistency and folly. of men in ' thit I:espect4we know a number of' instanees ' in wh;cti Men, who see avowedly and in fact, strong Prole:lave Tariff advocates, have neglected to take' a paper well known as the untiring friend of that mensurei rind -have given their patronage to a lit centioructiestructive Free Trade print in its stead. Thiathing'Onght to be'no, longer the determina tion, of every ;man in the Union : should be to sup pert_ ! that -paper which,' supports and :advocates principles beneficial to his interests, for by giving - his' influence and Patronage . to en 'enemy,. he ranks with hicit,.and (006'116 in accomplishing his: own ruin. ~Men, who eve, the!r_suppOrt t r tti papers prpfessing ppncip!es contrary, to their own have, no right to comOain if those principlerigain theireendrry. for they have been the partial', instunients whicli it was accomplished Let our,pitizens,t pn, encourisais those . , who shorter their:interests, and the virtue and. intents:enc.:fled ociet# will yeti tie' preserved.. If however,, , they givitheirimppertio the-enemies Of t enr • •., - , tion,eiror will Continue to prevail, an unhealthy sate feeling , will , always :exist , in. the public mink , and legislation: upon the great and leading ' mean:Wet of the 'country: h,Otvever beieficiai'they . may , pnaie to theii:ople, will alwaYiehti:u . nsta= ' acillettng, and uncertain. .; 1 c4jr;e4i 3 Ok)4.—;.A" flarther dm:Ll2i cent eclitiop of klui l i„Now# will. ha received by the earsioAsy. Etl7it Xe; *Vote of Normandy, e'thrilling sta ty, by 'Murat, tr,i6eletetl - from the . FreaCh,; prio"ol,ceets. Joel 'received ' ' end' fur. sale et thilk - 9.friOt , . • • E".„ . • ALSOWO; of the , eheeppublication' of a ear , LeettpleirOttestrated;price 25 eents;' TaiAiPt*:4 l "Altlit 4l ; l l 14 , 4 Ofthee.hetti. elm qiira our telfaer4 eine° elee44Lha<vcitint. (4 - 4111!:_$011Yikill. 0 0 ; 1 1 Trade, wit obierve ..try Abe . Phihidelphte. papers . that lie nu cribeit4t vessels -that - ikrtiVed in' he Schy tilt ill cirtdat fir 'the (eolith . otOetaher, enibunted•to 336, ea.; 92-eloops, bargee,' . 21111 - ethbottere,zl9 brigs cptiginit asp .: 4 1Ascsi•L, courfo bq delivge,d by-Ml,l4lolPReale?"3r. MOAJa ftea!ag aaat, at the TaraAteth, , falliaft of the:Lecture will_WAY) Oxygen, atalYS.(itogett ,YPes, . tai4aa o .4 2 , , a0glittaftatPa). 2 1 acaPi. No further trghatep islet& required tin- ear'ploy to prove thii•vile-riputoiiiitil of the Ledger.' -The pithhitteri is;ie feleii d aitidat that '414 tlifirot elsioAtig i it'itieirirelvio their peper T hetas* 'lts thOihet,eirir'ilitipi‘fhef indllititahuie; bed 7 Fosuei Gases. lire United._ States con- snores mewling' to pputstiotii luisSany-Moat: stitioa+id the tweet& Sas first t ~~.;~:..; ,, ..f4 In oar daily interikrse prithrtbjr,weq.l ;visionally . - have :ojo(int tiestifit':e . tigainst! party feeling-tpartkaiitluencpaity!ep*tikei!! , altlfreit RefiOICS, Most e*jst, in. - ileikhey are actually necessary to the safety . of a republic: With two parties in or country, nearly ., :balanced in taluencei the inelitntiona of that,, 'country are safe; one party is aiways,e check on She other, and i e le4l,teeteklt. ady.rtfle of, end Magnify 'any r ,fault, or 9strivamoto tent, I.)r its naviiadvancoment4oll, l- :*araver; parties may - tieviiiiiiiin d siViLli the ihaodouuieot; of princmtair for men..—having on eyo i inqirty: Strength fattier than the' good of thermos'; thiefs . stititeilateediane. and when persisted in, that Far ty beePince, o Isttion, and is dangerous to the tom., Tuohy; Rahlikapictioni-ehoold theikcjint tr i ne of tll - 8, 13 .9inn#10a.0 11 4 8 Pri1,;401;:1 ... i 4 rA itirattengtistios 4 : fma act opportut)fty.yer.4o.o-,, jury to the; count ,„! No one can with.thealigtest 4 4 4 of troth,ac mu! the !„MgPartY,P!,B,4l4o4o;lo..gle.. reger!Peee. of priociplo. On the 9ontrtry, (netvery.instapte where men havia . proved•faithlent.to.thetF W3;04 patty hits:cast them put. es renegades, to. : thetunst:: view, the gt 0 4 .1. i]be reell the renelitY. 9f.rhYre 000P!e. 11 .-Orer isnction .the, re.trogreiston,of one they have ele!taie!Oß.Peeql 3l -(!!'ilirbilrefoPPPltents, they mien the fitte'atno ary,itgainit hi), and hunt . oithiseenitSit:Oncp.. , The moment,John Tyler proved rEer,e4nr:r9OlePrinelidee, upon ` which, it is was elected ,— he was flpcoonce4io ; 9llprirt4 their support-,-and the wholo,p,nwerpud patronage.] of the Generstpoverntnept,(.which conk! easily. I have been retained ;by .sacrificing ; ttle. f iscieJette,l principle, and pledging the party, IQ ailpport him for ro•ciention.),awas glainup . in,prefereppa to:the,.l greatgrading measure of Ada notwithstanding, the r _calteti position . Henry -Clay now. ocanpiealtt.,the affections of ,tli,t, Vf at, MOO of the . whig pite&y.:tv hero ..hoto,sbentienthia prin- ! ciples he has ever proferse4,lm too . would be,.at cincnaband_pilett,by ; dos:a who ere,not - V his watn 7 , est advocates. whig ciansistermil . dpries7 i l ny one, deny itr,..arid can any one !mini , like pinefit in favour of the Loco Foco. factinni, , No. !!. ,z, rite have had Ohl) At , spill of-cold MlPleasaninreather ; in- f•ct, aWkinde of weather —rain,.'hail. enovii;'and sunehiriti. l -1 Win ter is fast approaching,lind he hits given us a gen. tle fo,retaste of . his; OM Chaste-Dian has beetil:iest4iyininccasioital peepitufointhis nether world again—we fancy„ she will find but few sleeping Entlymions to become enamoured of her caresses. -Oh these f - degenerate-, times! Our young Melt prefer their warm, comfortable feather :beds to wandering in groves . en cold chilly nights, talking poi-try or apostrophising the moon, Now- a-days we t ike more rational methods-of ,enjoy ment.imil let Di:inn reigrt n on in 'single blessedness, while we watch our hom e-fie tdayling brightly, or ; wheel lip the table to takei comfortable' rubber at and then during the, Tong' and would be tedious winter, yee our little gatherings. our soirees and our 'whek we forget all the cares, teils and troubles of life,'lts,we see hap :Piness reflected frem theyoting, bright and joy ous faces . around the storm hoWl around - us es may 'yve-rhalie our 'enjoy nients;' and 'in this of glowing' Anthracite we dety all kihd . - of bitter hlasts'ii when the wind blows, he is 'a fool who site down to cry in the blast ;" common "Cornmen . . sense Would wrap his eloaltaretind Mtn and bid him walk Merrily on through the storm. Hof. E. B.'Hustity. , —The report'Ahat the -Hon. E. B. HubleY, Otthis- eaunty; hairogreedio jain thi; 1. corporal's, giard," on condition of his receiving a 'snug betth, has Crept into the. Phila delphia papers; where it is publicly stated that lie is to be placed at the htedollndian Affairs. 4 -Ttie knowledge be obtained'of the Ititkapoo‘ langfiage at Harrisburg,' it, is' Supposed 'has sufficiently - qualified him' for 'the Station - . . -We' should like, however,- t 4 be infoimed when this sudden von• version' tn•alt • phice. •it is a matter of great stir prisetl some °This political friends in this quar ter. In July last. Mr. r Hubby made a speech et the ticoroco meetiniut Orwiisbutg. It 'Was the first public spnecli we had 'ever heard from 'Mr. Ilubley, cratiserPiently listened with considerable attentiOn-arl;ive .can tissure our waders that it was a ti , sue of abuse of John Tyler and his'ad rniuisttation' frorn beginning-.'t end 'nfo's re.cof lect pardetilerly , his 'declared& that' the Country never Could prOsper until John'Tyler' was turn. ed out Tothisrdeclaration we subscribed, an' 'give him credit for it at'the Now,' we ask: if the gentleman entertained suck views of John Tyler then, how can he justify himself before the public now, in ac.-eptingroffice 'under him, and Agreeing to support so profligate and corrupt an .administration* . • - • ;,• ASOTkIER ititrrsa_Cosvicrsii.—::rtr.lrtyney, 'of Aiiner,.v ,le,-eras triel _last week, stprwigsburg. found guilly, senteticed . ,to six • mlnlJetilll27 'prim:ammo, m;d, the ccmts of prosecution, we learn. amounted to about one hundred dollars. This is the second person engancditi the riots in , 1 1 July last, who has beeq t4ekl•i!dsfalteggeti. -The tr, al of several others ;hca4ceri. cootirippd ;until ihe;t,courti • • • , Will those friends of the deat,peoplowho-urg• , ed oft 14;43, Tiolation , of .the laws of his eouiitiy. by countenancing and supporting the tioter4 naw,stap, forward, and:pay the.costs ; of proseciitionis• aod- supprot,his„family. 404 tus incarceration? We rather think not. They, are always ready; M:use , them- to .steroinidish their; base • Politica , PerPls o4l 74.bet, , 4hek. l 4te .fgr:the,, dear people does not eiteAl'at4lef9 rat ea that, I particularly , elections ° . Mr. menting over -t6i fate in prieeq;folll4, O great deal or: propriety, _excLaim,,. 'ltv:o me from my friends." TheT4secle, now .I',yfer"a Official prgan in Pbiladetph . , Tiirfr i ticia'ate'dji4r4en4letce was only wet+trWid'i , the Administration 'irs purchre by tianeterrip to its colunins thi l ftlai of Letteia'flom ilte'llorth A: . ineriests dire know of do praget in sa well calculated to be'. 4. Traitor's Organ" as itie'Ledger. , Give ahem the ;thiriy tiiedes Orailver, and they would defend . therreascirt of Bgenedict. "Arnold: and n~bpaor trlfirovis that be' wis e per iecutea it;tribt ," • ,o;et • Diteatimitl- 4 11terivtiiiii litiVeCv.ittied little pelst;jite; fithiiihiltindiht t bowing u thtl La ,. COl3 to itie 4 elOttety.:. • ICiM ehd thiitieY hive) also led the' 'whit , trekito—Voitt 4104 , Citittlelis gone tho'Lbec;ii..; Therat6 ), pietienteal ttio 7 whik. frOnf•iirsiiiitt flag-ea - linty' RWo'4l l 'l,64' beis been - elect:o iotOttgies' , `, 14 =" • B=o 4 illtildeeefeces feel clispoge b Orow‘Ns... _calker) the=. . P 9 t iVitaiew NajksAl 0140:Which Allepcfrrie446l (4 1 1 bl PlMllldsof 15; 0 20P,Initi to. FIR* IYlYl7,l4cstii9 fc!..ilit Ron/. yvo will merely alit. thatthe , tfN9q4 ,I 0 • CPrWatfl th 0 4 1 01 1, X104104 1 0;944fi1.**- , - i n Igo, p 4„ berate s . : • ?trt7- . to, ini:tiiir;g:if Enewhas Nen tag.. :I'm la proelo .!ef,l4,oo,o)`.coiyti4fk 6.anatty. noii•rm9inii* ' I !!itit !!!, %r.OOIRO. '"' goa a SR 4 The County ,09mmissipnerifiiiire Jakob' eleit6fteiiiiet `tai tlieWer ~~~` _ - ME 11161 • - lEZZI BEM cam ! .. , -:.'li7.: , :',=.'_''', - t. , , -, •-i - -'.l_ - ; - ,,..A.;. , .. - ", - : - :: - _ , .:::,.i:j§-, , ,7i,1, - ;'.7 - :i.,'irk" : ::,=li:;', Laeo-voteftaw ,•Y -'4 4 *Witsh a Promitiditt Landow itt theft! • ' 'aet of Nevii . ‘-yp . Jana rapt.,eif thiftSPAtn gave,Ate folio vuig ecoo t oftl.cextrden tatiutit- Mating Cautuuttee ofTWealskir H 4112 ititliiiteferdtie4 it ia• 'OieteaseritOat biknoinObed of fellow. who . betray their, Country aniiheir 00d (if it !We Posatt4.44 o r-__lVl:tidiliit B ,- 2 This accounts fur Wooldri d ge being on at that add We tionaries.wholtreindekte&to-nbilmend others tutdmorals4,brelr . their l eimatious .and ltdowiddli..ur nip eatih,t .1 1 —the;_briegonri 'on that, Committee voted tor me, and au the bribed thieves Lint iiiimtiffinivciteltagetiort Thies ot the 'tatter have been since. sent tit the State .trisoe for 'burglary; elevetritiAlie Panlentiaif for,petty_theftr,tbreccommittetitatieidevelelives round the Tombs, by swearing men were in Ohio when they committed erunekinAltire'cityvanoth.: er died of delirium treittii*.on.ther , fote Points; nine Have been coniicter:, aid finejf:tarshvlng thimbles , on race eapier.is ,: . .W,O,:cildridge And; the balanee,beirig tori.,ctiven and coivardly,tutcom. mit any "open; crime, are,: yet ,it-ilarge.in.conse quende of certain-seri ices -they ,perfortn Tor the guardians cif the ' • - The public 'meeting which Was called to con firm the nominations" of tin - 11'14dg; struck the name of Van Dyke'off the Ticket, anditabsoofted that of Mikp, Watsh:S.: • The Wootarid:gi 'alluded to abcive is the editor of the Whip ,newspape r , 'end .hae,reeedtly been sentenced three menthe to. lienitentiaryadso. . Thislbeautiful picture of—Loeofocaisui is &Mem by one of its °teemed:lberia. Ni.w Yous ELECTIos. ,- --- Aiwa. peedieied In our list, the oleetiUn in thie§tatehtte:teoul tea in' tavorj of the Locofoco , s; although we have, gained two members. et Pontos* . 10„the,,ciii,at- New York, where we espetted only _ t one: .! This . makes the gongtesticinaVrePre`sentetiOn iii`tlie — eity of New York equal- 7 there beingtwo : whigi end two locos elected .. l4 , ihe 'Chi , . upwiirai `a 'lo,coo sotesl were, polled. end':tie majority.fot iftrUck, for Governor is 2080. ,:rbe majority on . . the, belarice of the Locofoc4 ticket is only atioat:looo......Two whiglmembers keie been itieettic, to the Legislature _ in eunsequeneiiil die split caused by Mike Waleh. In "Queens' end, Stiff •illi: Couilijes the lcio ',Saari electid their tueMl;Me lof Cinigiette bill , lame,ma jorityr_ . ' Ri c hmond county hes: givenit .lA:ice inajorittof 200; tat'l44o. avbig•l3. - - ' .. ' ' : -"" F ''.'t ~ W r at ITheeter 'ceuillyi,geeafilif the ,f t lie:oe,flY e• r f) hoot 00 majority. , Albany giyee , a wilig majority of about 500. Lost jeer ABo,cmthe•ailiet'side. Rockwell 600 LocoroctrmajoritY. It *report .• . •- ..„ ed that Reansalear countY'hae gone folthewhigs. Th i u whig vote in the .lyterceurititli is small. Theyldid not turn out: in our rtext we will pre sent dui reader' with:the general result., . :, .„ =-- VII , liiITES OF TAiiTlol . f... # EtZ 0 , Oeplif f the Philmlelphisiinpen4:lliatthe' fpitti , ibg . rates 'tit Tsxali liiiN/Pbeen agreed' upon ly the Assessors 'of anecOuntyoll l ltlltidt3lphia..,We pub lab it for the purpose pt . Pii'Mparitig the rates with thrSSTeittlAiihedin this county , where ' the taxes are erihrinous, and ought to he reduced . to' keep pace. with the dolvtidanl tendency of every thing . else: , • • • : it • in class—Merchants, professional men; and . gentlimeri of leisure;'- GO' 2d- do - • . - ' do 100' , Ist I do Employing 111.echanics. , ,-• 2d do • do do ' ' . 30 Journejniil'Mtabitnici: ' ' ' — 25" ' . • Laborers. -•-• 20 do Clerks, • , , I' do do - • - 30 EmPtoying farmer." - Laboring Farmers, 20 Plesura.carriages.hcrees, ..., 1 , 00 I , Irddoo Working . horses, , do.• LlOrned and niatcauln, 1. „ do . do 136 . • , 10 risiess'ors aTsir agreed'in Silicas real ei-•"' per cent: lesttlhaa last year.' • • ;I'l The tate 25 s.,livrigworthy,," very, influiintird, gengc.. Rachester, New York, wfop fiss beentlin ate'of thc ! party for the Legislature, tas;re 7 J A n A onnection with .theLoccltoco parry, §tate, , ,since their open avowal . of Free n opposition ,Su it Pietective :Fanff., . He y niatle,A speech before' r'ley ciub 10 Ito. 4 in which he declared that, thoUgli up to, isent . cordeat, he had acted, vv,i,tf. -'the Loci? Vie can g?,ffieg'l°:l9PgSr!--Te Demo. t e s ; .: .:, ';.U!S , .• , ; c ... , . :::--; . 1,, - ; • , l.' eems their .Fice . ,Tr,arle,Acrrines nor ß only, inibbean, bat 'dein roc titre . re the Industry of ntif--blastingici - the holies of theAnierican . de nnif,Laborer..and utilarth.y thosapport nan who" wishes to ace Home Labor Trooper.. !lareil his Une,qiiivneal niiheisiOri to 11 csni ad a Pat . rtizTtie 'Pkitilv. and hiir Ceinarkii elves!. : with ulcers Which made the welkin OM candid noone MEI IZZI OEM . . efiester the kir; Finns, cral ea "Ile. anti-Re ihecou Mocha of any Ile dee CLIV . B were re , ring age 'l` Tosser or 'Tivirt..L•Goii. Potter 'gave' tutiee to the Attorriey: General; issued in a eiteultirl An which it was :declared that ariy Bor. ough,Clty,oriintliVidnal, issuing-any shinplasters in viola ion of the Itet of Assembly; such iorpo.' ratnins,rl all those who take - the notes,. Weald be prosecuted to the full extent of the law; withstauding thelasertig 'off %hie eitieular, the Lo. cofeco:towit Cettimilsi)f, L'ineastei 4 :-Mid het arinissning' 'whole bathes :'cif , this illegal trash; untie . , ttisvery tiose:Of: thePevernor; with impunity. - - We seriously wh'ether.sueb ' man is Milo 'adillinister.andenrcute!tlielswe of the State. , - ME , .. 'Yhe., ,Iraneastet TOM , ' .; kiarNiabargd Fiernagh.- 'notee,e4theAlepagainktifnpf,fifty. &nil twenty-five: cents arotitcreseing4cirentetion in:this region, ?1: 1 44 1 44V *e11044...._ .1 1 PI .tio.,:this,cireuletion al onceohey ,5yi1144...vai1. 11 . ~.9 o *,li , cliPnie " t . (4 the Borough. ; . ottliip we, may, net.aseurelrand if our : , sine ' s gwel Perlfiat-14.taking , thern. 1 let, the,peop e l ..refiree to take, tbern in change .under 'any si re Enetences.„„Xliey are illegal, iiTelleema-, ble. ; en ' ely, uncallefl ~ f,,rl encl,the ,Prosecuting. Attorne ~undee,insfructione irpe3 ,- die, Attorney Getter:o 4 k bound to rcuntcote esverypeniqn who fakea • .Nivireatazi.n " Nevi' York Tribune snail 6414:wards of fakithone;ind sons we ' netuialfififln the iieekfirovioris the: ' election . Of this ' tiuih. ber 00, ' cipa*";r.ennan's, voted thee;2l ocratio Whig - ticket: The .6Wriniiiti'are ,ne% 'all iq favor of .a frt?tecti4 T;filtiOrial," now since the Lclcofoco party liaii in diioeition - i*Othefie',nieatiutis3Va*tii'velithitt" 1 • • *iicr.7::;4;.lS itittqckt.,Dolopscifg, Magi-Aar 'Xwlr., , h4 publicly 4nottned,,lllmittorta9png*Rwohlo-' cola witi4l9',Colisequenceqt lizeP.ett,r.beeing, the ee'centlalevtion. in , they Sista/10*Ra ileellop• • tweed to a Piotictive Tariff. decisive that hOnceforiqt• Aqiihbe etn4u,ti pe .44.•lostiloAr4tkiinter is:4lE44'lotfilry,.9( 01Veoli gbcp(!oplic - - 4E14, bfr,Al9petfroicklooger.l, - ..! ttai 840 dui ,LoacifcieW*jonttroißotitidai Gitetioi;. eity - j;CN+i , TargWail224E!. 3 Btxteti - that ; ;the "pittieifill of Tilefisiii fiat beeVudiV AedisniSfargoilibilletitilOti; find die thijorifil firiteitibti*.xotteci I'3 , 3 ' MEE . , • 4critaiWinuie , ;ltDickfna , Notakpa EIIWO .Were tec4ed 11# 004111 / 4 91 iff 4 oRiniidestiaC itiisleountryilkti}LeoPlOTiatorefOad'Otatirvbl44l ;firma whir !,crEngland the tollpwipkiiitz f: 413- 13 1 NA L.- =MI mczi MEE telgwk!,"tu auk #ex liotes'at their par valite only` 'O 470 # thitgisief -10 1 1 1teiriPlig Bola" 1 1 4° 1 0 rWio li0 I Y -1 14 1 400414 - iltietkourAf-titi. were newt& • pOic.)rting - to be drowii; by the I Heclitnic ' iellsehanarrCo., in.4lestriorkltrer in circulatipn iti,thrunei4titvirltood - Tbeyirtre . il 1 [. ilaiiiiii;:r.tier.nethe' Providence papers #l4 l 4filiii44 l ,ii# sot 1 11 ,41 , 14i4:11 1 4-ia-thiLi tOwnlte . .l2,(loo cub. theArndttclol her nVirtt Tarrnnesin:ZzoilLyeniw;-A bitl forthe vb. ji t i ol i4.4 o2 P.i.i,!4iyne4;49f - 4044 44 1g*cdit4 8 11.44 n vOto'nf Lek-29;' . ' • gilakPloyx:oll,gorl i to3 C ..2 44r 0 !# 1 ,8 ". .zaRF4 Bank: at - Iridisne;;lts proved io vi &fit - titer LOAio b.a!d•- ' th • • Lis'd , -; t • 'One 'of Cone! Commissioners ie. also it:defeulter and sloped ' for 1 If is itaid.Attit,:Pteeidatitlyleches: got sSplb , cee,that ktit'hine admirably. It is warranted to wear -,1,!v0 yeirs,itUd .thert3L veillte . re3dy.facturn• trzg' : t pita! of. etuffondluts reti!lii.neit before:. , 1' .Beitiii'lk-Lenboar.',.:X London editor est& . r l uttee that niel4ithtetntani , nt that' city cOitintnee . oneliundredind eighty pounds of bread per an. A merrutge re reported to ave occurred recent 7 ly, between a"Mr North to lltiss'. Went 11 . 1 e 'Ff.:. peeted :pet they .regular north.' toret;titual , during the winter. . BiasboOnty paid on silk, fronr t4e Tree.. (Tryipf,-.kkaschufette, tt*.year. ; nrpqac?ta,tl_ls 351 51. This iilabiiav'cnioliiidlorget.,tlien,lest EEO tiepin° deranked in Nest, ;Three' personalbaTe gegland.iniCoUseguipce of - ,the.presching of the, bidletite doctrine. 4.. t , • ':. The "laid) , pirig have done's tall bitainesi the'iatirchctlon; Their candidate for Ouvernor Wit thousand Totes;"end hi : their means the Whigirk:4 two Sep/Miro end , ' - ••• - No DCVII7 ABOV tt l —A si:iestern paper says; - that ionni ladfes whciiire accustomed td reading newspapers, are SitTrik''Otiser , ierf t'fr i'oheese nini 'Way's; iiicist emiatiellisOoTitioes;and bly, make gbed - Despotism can no .4 ore oval in. a notion , a ntil the ..liberty of the prpa t ,he destroyed, them the. can happen fief thestrt . lit • Flour at .Pittsburghttsburg =.ZS $3: -7 , , The New .;YOrlt :86r isays:•,." On the 20th n1t.013e , 11 S. !default lane:tied.' ex-Judge Jaik son,. ((innerly Postataitir it ' Bellville; Richt - PH county, Obio, on I iiiiirge of robbing the mail in 1839; and conveyed bib to Columbita for nig.' , BLEIDING A T T_ ;bat the:biatercbsge mly be alitiopt Instantaneous: ly eliinitedity iiising tip arc i on The same side as Abet of the nostril from which the blood fleivs. NVebster says that .Le y...e wlltig, It, takes a i t lawyer to tiefine hie p lion. i the Whiga would hot have keown It; if bad noistu'dit. ' 1 The'Jackson vAtIo. j-Ad4aeste cantinas en ac.• 'count of the horrid mOtler .:91 Nu.,John, By rd, of that .vicinity, by bit:oli* -50 n. . ,; :Tbe..repson.'as gsi ned• by the boy;a lad of about; ls year, of ego, was .. alkd,gccf, ill treatalent,'Land ihe:relnial• of hie father to let hint -have the of a gun, for Pottichit - tieemell he•had always entertained a par;.. titular iiisireP Upon theconfeitelon be was tern putted.to. jtil, - . . Obn.B.tinebody earnpared the Itlaelt'tiel; itet"iapee.:jest now tie- faebion'abfe; . tc;'thei 11111'40 an infantreciifte.'' Thetlnitiei Weir 'theta' tti keiV :t' r hecitirtn taqni!! A gFutleirian of rardt Ind' fortune ;, ireland, ianbiegi one of his legs otiti'rollginii and the Orli= or Of waddler:" Ilit'fretiliontif pita nne'dt outside ttiii tied doilies tit pnniah'it:. fur Its religions errors. 1 1 : ' to 7 14. - r -Abtiat pm ? " es much tpa•io, said 1-3 9...c°! 31 rnd,in E.nelirh as in the. U. teleS. : Doxstruc Onsurtoes.4-The Herriaburg 'gr.tptt states that atw t • pamestic croditors,': were, in attendsoce at the - Statotreatiury on the let in. st A rtt, in Jeaprotatiln,, struitttro,,.to',. obtain 20 'oent.And interest.. ,:rhs . ..pay)nenta• were ettiedx, made in Erie and Berke( co, 1144. money. The abolitionirto liSistOgottemptedito meettni - on Monday night, - but .were prevented by. gangll.rowdies. , Orin Wa;.son was-harig4d ifettort, time sigeeiti North' Caridina, toridniatine a neighbor's 'Niriticin had' nOtmuelt defetiee; Be killed tde Woman, he said, tieeitustratie Was n Witch, and , . had ''conjured' him.' , !F •.'",''.!. '', -.- . A 1 ••• , • A Mr: . £34ntoe, al'll);asgie l i,' bii3Oda, Tiielltly recovered $lOO damages agSi'liet"itie proprietor'of ! a isiagelis''Which he was is Sei'ithd 'had hii - iiim 'brokein''• ' :••''•' '" ' 1 c' ' 1 '' ' .;-- q' ''l , .: 1 . i Mt n -rasa Ilicasl Roman f; Dtscotransn. , -,., Tbstalir scarcely a Week:Rapes -tnt . t.otteceoeftli.fort ge ries ire discovered. parpeurte4.by those wtuktiave . -,Prestoisly. farneexcelletit,teputations:as . Elmira .hosinras,-;'or who havelield Jesponsittle.aitualimut iii mercantile houses. fie Saturday a , great Alt, ;meat was . caused among certain brokers of our ci., A y, b. 7 ..,h p i lieOteriiiiiiikinakro4; d q lj3iigidi* I gion%;loi:, - Cou'ii„ syjr,iiii - aurrii a !iitgi'eariplto of liiiiiiiieei; ) sa ',I was 03 ileia 1 .. q"; es le i*e il *e" man of great wealth I had swo4led ttient to the tune of ,some sls,olllon,Pi i.dliti.l , ,Fiiisos 'Glutei with for 7. gad no t es , wh ic h; they had'shaved and discounted,.. hi him. ThirtY;thiee of the alleged forgid - neeee 1 :hive alreadi been discaiered amounting to the , alio'veruned. tier. We learn "that twenty of-the forgeries,,thus ilisco . ?eredlara ' _perpetrated in the Me, ne Of cr,.Ve j ek; and thei':itinaindeft ~ itittiO'iniiOe of, the fi torfigre Meid, who, are hie near ireigliors, ,W4;initferiaiia the financieritii7niiiketarileArfeaL ;14 iliik s foigeriea'tO Mr. Pea, promised to 'Mike ttlein , i4tight, caine down to, the city; Ana lias'tiOt . itinistiterit t heard f i rian.—/y, 1 , , Eli, e d, -a , , , - ,appears by public &tett; inenti'fiim the l'iessurei'!'binje; th a t 16 . 0 R:t hud of the ' &r to will eiceed its expenditures by more- Fine:des liquid ittirifeirly l Coe fru aired ihotissod dolfirs of, our :public debt ii : Amy l aotwtthaianJing we bate he& aW Wet ‘siession't sl 414, legislitnie, the:expetiteiiitf:thei Stitt tdaufobv )fstiotrite less than.for seversi former years„- 7 ;ci, s `'',jr, !./ATEV,FIIOII( gtew thieencuut *l2!ileA4 R?ft'22 3 rk!7!,:lYE 4 o; ll !*i l . ol.l' an sr22l2f#l;lßt.:*iPq:ililf 1 t 4th SOD re S let° 442tlli!)4l IP: 1 71P4122 '4lntpmcori,:9ep.(i.u,s.k;!4 . ffiectel, 6y with soli more. sy . .`thii*tli it was 'cuff*: plied AOQQ,..se` Attyoujd t il4 A;ul 2 "t i l Ottlet ..;;•• `-• `r:v i itoitotifitit : 6 l lllll I 4 n 4 . Y etr b" O'r. Adatnitiximined uporX .ttgoso. _called peol - 11M%iiirlid,i,ttitfoitif fu Rhode ifii(l- ; PleteNitittitatt Slatip-11 p 74 1 ,1, -19 viz k.l -ktmur MIMI idaN Phe New York Ttiburfe, itii(beaterein i thia: Citiheaten' in itinttaljountY,. intim) upiii,W43 1414:_n iti;: the_ - • • State. The Storm of yeatardsy 'so - violent in the tittniegi;Wes'Staint4:ttal.bdi thibattl e Wiii;iol ••fongtitilotWittistanding: Thjt Whigs siediku9liv; ened, their 'opponents - inspirited: When an Election openewitit a. - .tempest-;_but onctrten PrOltea.thefii i!e_ yesterday, .Up , to the close theTotk. we were -led to. believe, 4:ther,ifpotts:itibich.:tese.h4sia.6oje, tiost of the . waseam'eti t The retures which come in through, ,the avenir4,provell that we had heen grossly mis. infitrrited: ThirLoco•F.icos have carried the City • • -.4,Altantisasnepatunynearlx o ,,,,,,ooo,far : Benoit, Otubunelierinsjoritieblefddkreat . a:their Ticket. NliehieLiVilskexcePletii: , :iktja-beatert• 6 9 perfidy,.of the wire•workers he has so graphically deacrihest,.Tho printed the ;Wow with theme= pf*,-H.,Nratt•Pyket vbo boa- been. proposed by. ihotiomjiisnag : Qoanidurse i ..b.gt, rejected . at, the County Meeting, 'and Walsh :noininated in his stead. - y, Some. oc: the: party tefusid j . - • to, autunit this, and voted forAirolsh, we-think , or is elected. -This elec lima iitts tirtilrest.lstrikingly-the keener j instinct of the commereiaVtban of, other , cloaca j in the pursuit of.their. interests:: The qUestimEol j Protectimaei.Nct;Protection to Home: ludustry,for, the-first time' entered-directly into the canteen in.- I thisiCity.,-.;.,Ttut4i,oce;Poe.w party - here--as it.' skulked from doing elsetShere Statei end Yermont—as it still skulks (tom doing- in Massa- Chusetts and Cordeiiicat4laderilself- directly maltbdirennd ef'abiefutdfree - Tties sitiMi;;tudi? tikeiliti direct tiestilityr: ttilhe,,lri• • thit[lfechalaicarand ProduEing : Ctairids, biejatiriefeAtO it:ttie'suPPOii'orthejforeigrilit; j , Piirting.lnitireseiVaoniSe,'inta witii-thatdie votes of s laigt('ilintiber bdiebantS; Clerks,` and almost the entire body Of Sejuien; 'rap not (intuit. • uratlY'lliongh'tnisteliChlY initigine . that the Proiee ti4e'Policyls liinfaiorible to extediiiir -The . Shipping - liitereiri;',tbdo . gh tociieri to the' uiriiirt fet ttielffoi - Reciprocity in the Fcireign'end Prohibition in our Cossiing tuad . :,l Inteinal Trade — yet fertile* Free Tretti'in'eirerg t itling but Shipping to' he for its interest, and hint' dredir of totes have on this ground bier trar4ifet: : red (ism the Whig to the Loco-reco Tickets.. 'On the other bird, the great ifecbanical and Labor.' jug elasseit'of our City, whose' interest, whose„ ,prosperous existence involved:in the inatoien-'. aace;of a Tariff which shall be virtually if 'tiol ' ei." pressli Protective, are 'slower in - . comp;ehendiag the iiAraduction of a - rialv element' into our Pant.. ical crate' tii slower in,applying the test of seltin'... tenet to new questiopi:as they arise, sief -in-acting uiMrt convictions of personal advatita#e. Thus we see the Wh!e j candidatel for Oadgreii running behind, in the; Third District, or Coiriiiar• -vial Wards, and generally wherS a loco( gneel on' j has not opetsted in their favor.. Thuiiive aee'Aie , Whig vote diminished'Snd the Loecii.Fireo increns ,ed, especially in the First, Snood, Fourth;:and Seventh Wards. We Most undorhtingly ' belieV l e that Commerce here ihistakes its ultimate interest it the pursuit of an apparent immediate ailviant. „age, while it:grievously overlooks the general good. But j ibe evil thus incurred is in the na(dre:ef things but temporary;,-. This controversy isnow but commenced; if Commerce and: Navigation place thebietves deliberately in 'Ate* attitude, of demanding' Protection' yet esincejnig . tope to Production and the Useful Arts, the gdod • `'sense of the tirier nuMi j ier will in Jae time apply the proper corrective.. •Fri every Shipper who op ,this question abandons 'the' Whig pink,' ttiOre . will' be ten MC - ebonies to its standard.',We,conld"re'Vet:'betiei,iiiiroril - to wait 'a iegtifoi. public 'Sentiment • ' ld • - ' The most unfortunate feiture 'of the question a e p'oirOtiBolle4fs the dishonest facility with Which` onr opponents their "creed to their position and, the.reqrtirenifiiti'Of iota! idiiiiinert.l, We Odd hatlf had thriiiighOairthe ; State tlididairi issueof one-Sided . frais , the toce•Peces were eiiiie,f(i:TOakh",4ith'io_ / beitii: we should d have carried .NervNdrk • AO', Ihenih the Veil: gentotia,.`the fundamental piinCiol l eref T.Oeo-Foinisto hdaillity io any, Piiiipciion . of ludriat4 2 l dr ... athei'lgislatiOn to proMete . or'defend interests Of the j peoPte; yet Ati - tbri;Agrieultural Diier:tcts . we, aid every 'Wheiir" .cireitad; iiiit'ef the advantages of of mij6idsitied on thie'gieeVilhestiOnby3 the ro j &dent lanai:ging irCtetraiiii4ralonr "opponents that 76ey tie iaVorablito:Prottetian, in effeet if not in terms; nod' ti!in tiit the 'Whigri enernlM4 Vhis j 'cirCiitin ; theisiture 'Oftbliike'eanddi answer r r ; but, once. - We iruaiollVhig to Aisiouraged, the kninv the snajjrq arenot disaPpoinfed,, that, in !tertian of • genera., revert; to e ause, en , the' face ofdisastroits reOli in Other''Rtated:''are haVe nat strec'ee' t/Cd at this, election'. - 'll vase hardly`'to Le expected dila Xie should at the Gist effort, der snchdiscortiaging cirCuthstincei;,'diraidirdt the; ,16,000 - rnajdrity against 'us have only towaif tiow unfit tocaFocolsai under take to Pledged' to' it ; itiejltlif its suppurtersto do.• • rega rd-t o e T an ft an, at n ei t nallntPriiVemSnts, andirdithetiatinnly' but the Vniati Will Vise in oiervilt i elining"sTringdi to ie-e: Ilse' the Revolution of 1840.. 4 . • . Let one thtniAte'' diatitictly ntnle . istOod• In weal or 'lvo. proeverny 'or adversity, o eor „there, !e',hti!' one ' foPPreeiSeili 184 pro thati4lf. / hifixieh it: For tiro and none other (hibeiiig'aiiies • Willie:, rill! v0te,;n4'144'416 doubt • the roe lilt . 4111 ir.ive' e t ileceie . of '4 r 'and :'A2 eitiotl ' uq'end unmeaning : ids and '39:' - it - riende", no 'e'llt?,riefitiki''lo Nance ► eaeig !Whig tO . reedif;T •:,. • • • A Tome moat tairlh'irrniy.4 , -Aiiierchant ,o! St. Lawrence cOurity; who - resides in Canton, "and' Who is hCighbbi , of cSiltte•Wrigliti. informai us skit Ittr:Vriekt Wailin his'storesieiw dais 1 einceilthd:eati;ersed•'freelY , ort ther-irofisct of-the. Tariff."' fir'ilni'counie, of the - - conversation; thin- , 'llirrigki‘riaid that iiprereni: tariff. yeti' a•46ilb-: , fain diA444nietnitne, anal/10'4 shOtad itzfor"'iLi-Ririetid" :trirgfir lot ° for ii= it . teriartilf anisYhe , /tepentelf?! 'Tbe'sainet*nfletriair also , *fiihniri4iii 4b 1. Mk- Wrightis ,adbiaing: 'kW friends 0 13,-' tinnuftio= ,wre'OrtsdicifeilitiEfisti thi'iontintititsponf•thitefrell „an isilft* ifs '-• ifive".."Mi•th;valsiivoirtfor. ,, • , motion ' , Oil (OM:it:tilt a s ritinderit;o 24 / 1 it: oityi . na _ is known to many of our citizens. If any locofo.; cOr.diShbta infAtitehferith`e eitil4ve vetifleir imrscfn.. - a4 Lf,-tT lifir • - frOmielf4ll-ora blovr;tha:gdary of Ingitesta could, Mie!•P'l l /1. 3 ,tit 4 ji14 11 4 !tot ...ascertain; and ktetomed.., af•Tatdiciefatientl}, anti1f1,010.04..it 13 ,11, b P...rP. , ,a4-.1„ . 615n f a , i e,, , Motu' tuiTunknoarn• caused. MI ttio:infottitatiott. result to nit election ' to oe ' nenk ' cilkyou.it!), 4 11 4 4 the Jury b a wd A er t ee:Ae r te; i t e m t h e taely t ic i e i,. ;ind 23d a t ibisnionth, Alleittiede4Vo • • . art . . - hualon4uta ptateat iototicalina.,;;Whiritdda. •giil - laers ,-. .thtiv tint" r-sma aaY 1 '0" 4 " 1 " 1. ." 41 : to the •borror of. the:acitne• mat thel act of aim!: 'slim! lie dilSl7tax; infixforn.led Pjfilar3 P -dillb` TanCchild eltdcaatriring to ::estatci Ifinot4tadcal. duriiirikersitArAteentidealob!obje Iv.il."Troirr ens brettatiafluidead ittaditnr, , alutwita faX if INik c" " " ajougellirotiihis 4 tWoUril: ,f; ascontna..n. 4 el ,t—• 5 ) {, .tn liars itiO7o# l #l l ; na l sit if ki i telitbii l rAt "; • - ): • .•-• ••-•.•k • Whitslaie. , Cony , tg3y(yicic. ( Oli.jsegoi faltsolutionsin Swcir 47 a, Alaw, e fitstgfe us and:01: ',HWY iglu ,iimitteebiltuvistli) rI ti f it t leth r e," v'T•1• 4 1 1 .• 7titchatt: inatituttooi : ;4.E r ttlit7 MN EMI ; iY =I roasuatw • -WS 'lisp the 0131116 Onliolu i ceaoi tile Wm , inatiorts4our,fiiendli;ind rdsolorl gratification : 1 4 notiOiPoaeOl, itti4 we 4 1 '9 P seised up io .New Xeirk. /foie' majority will probably exceed 8,000. We; are notipattieulai sbout wiring our readers any , reports ibis week. " - PROTECTION TO NVICSANICS .AND LABOR'S& invite thepartictibir attention of the working efai t ace„. (and.who tins .riot workitlg mint - in 'lbis region, exceptifie foaling "Prlitician Who Expects :to live, without to the following excellent itrtiele4rpos the New York Tribune, on the sub ject of a PittirecTiviti-not s mere revenue Tariff; It plaice the whale subject in so clear light, that it cannot help but be undetati i tabitge moat molt fully, erhetifer)rou are do ing yrur duty, llonraelfirtit,eft.trqry ! . h3t ede.nce- : ling end ellPPerling. men; Wh47. l kell , iinne4l l 9-,4; 'Opposed-- to ;'Proticikitt: and -support .what they term a reunite Tariff: Protene4 ol .ello our Mn. Ent•roa: ,, l here read with much, iatisfac tton your arguments .irt favor of "f!iotectioii to tae. labor of our country bytt just !and discriminating, Tariff. It is a subject which feat is. trot Mandy tinderstoodbk alarge firiporticiit'orraur in dustrioni mecbanierclabortire, tither - a:and in' fact" all the producing classrs:: mann-. lecturer, and from youth - having daily toiled, at: my proferisiodici procure thO'CiM:iforiallnd itt4e . eseideil of life; I feel , a . deep i?tjd abiding fntereat {o `the welfare atidhaPpMeaii ,cof my hrother..mealianicai and through your columns wish to address them, not that 1 - can 'ilti'or*. to. theca in language" tame proper, or urge arguments better than' have advanCed; et I have some notions . of myostritiltitt I am fully, convinced are founded ri,truth, ,endA want to have them .examined, and: if - tberare roneona prove them so, and I wilt cheerfully ack nowledge my error;" - Notion 1. The average valtie of the daily labor ofthe farmers Mid variousmechanicalTrofessions and.common,laborers of- our country; is, not lets than one:dollar per day. . .; • ,' . • Mill 2. The utrerege of the same • kintlii of labor, iu Europe does:uot exceed twenty ,cents perdly. 3.- When the foreign labor is pukin corn - petition With,OUT, 11004 we •ritethe.loseraol ' 116,16 1 6 of 80 cents per dJay.. ' • 4. _Every map 'who-earns one dollar pet Jaye annually receives sal3 00. which is Equal to The interest .on $5 1 217 at-0 per ceut—bis labor there fore is.aa,productiia ao a bond : aced 1 / 1 1 311 g 6 20 0 ( the same. arnotint„ or the same 'aucit 'invested in 0 per cent. stocks, and consequently las'worth in buns fide capitafss,2l7. s...:Reduce the jabor:of thiticauntry toone•half , the sum, say fifty dents per day, and the laboring, ,man's capital is reduced -to 42,608.60, and hts incomoto:sl66 504: • :1,, ' -• 6. - However .',much you•reductk the value of the. labor of the 'country. (which the•poor mau's cep ital,) you cannot reduce the Nalue.ol the rich mores golkAtl-eilver,land bonds end mortgagee, which •are his capital:- •. . • . .. . .a : 6. The poor. ariCeS skill ondiaustry, combined with•tho rich mm's wealth.,,have.made cur noun ,try the .wander.of.natione. and advanced na be, yond all the nations of Europe. .in tilifl,ll3lOg a. mong all.glassea gm blessings 14 education, and ,Vtirrounding Pact( and•ell With Am comfo.rt• • aud friecesearies of life, who by than industry and ecvn oiny are aura to participate therein.. '., • - 7. .We have.all tho,materiala in:this counitY to Make ne .rich,'happy and contented. ~ And to .them labor and we ahall:. be so.: 8.. These materials need no Protective Tariff; but the labor employed , to.render.them usefilkand consequently valuable, requires protection, 9.: In. all: cominunities. where 'people, .ere ell , paid for their labor, you-wi'd find them intelligent, ~virtnotte and happy, with little or. nu use fof. poor houses' and.jails.- ' 10.'tvety mao. woman or child, whol,,bors in a work ,, shop or factory, hirreshes ta,g.vg:tionount ; of caiiitel.tit carry on the businessOt such shoprr lactoryiart.l IS in fact a ;miner joitaty intsre.ted, receiving his or her daily share; ()Eike profits. stead of 'a.dividend, ,e future paled; when. the ptaducta of their. labor. 4huh hair(' Irian .sent. ;to_ market. and Bald.. : , FOr-instancr,i,empi , , , y twenty men. at art iaserage of $3,13 61.00 1 .Inin Per yeitt z The total amount is $6,200.per year. • ,Liovestin •yi,tv rnateriala PQ,OOO,' and pay themi6,26o fur .asAsting me , .in,svorking these, MTV* materials 430 some useful ,article, which when soldproduces a ".:profit of Vt.:pet dent,' which 'amounts to ,the grim . 'Om of $19.512.. including labor, materials, arid; the profits., ,]'row .take out the,cast:of materiate, $lO,OOO. the aniountpaid the twenty men:s626o, slid I haveleft.:s3,2s2 , .-Ile . re,you,heve:the portionato profits of employers dud employed,. . 11. If Ihire my men for twenty cents per, day. I should vran'tno Tariff for my , business, growing, out, oftheir labor. ~ • , • 12. The twenty men who work for ; ale, wan t Tariff to. proteet.themin their, share of..the profits of our joint Lahore--my materials being the psoii ciao( our own soil and mines, are by nature.prcot, , 13.. The Jaboret in e l ' factory in • England, or France, when lur: leaves his,employer. either for want of employ:motor tiny 'other cause, from no ceasity Is obliged to •eoter the pariah p?or-house, for support.'i _d , 7:1 , •• • • 14. The eperativesie,oir manufacturing esurb lishments are always compsrativelyindepeilbtpri 15, Icily the.tluty of every laboring uaan-to i sch ; c otnere,high rice for his labor: , A ~1,; : 1 ,16.. And to. du that, keep the chrap,orticle,eut, of market.: , ,: • 17..Ey voting for no. Ran , : Vkl?'l 3 in 4Y.of 4 .:4; Free Trade, otherwise urging cheap labor, to the, euresand iertain destruction ot otttlinsnufacturetik sircbconsrquently s reduction:in..thk•Sititi etcury , man's labor. orelse no labor et ell: n .Thuti Mr. - Editor.' ita!e stateiteeyoateen: rst tions.of mine; and if :you like these I will l ,send, youtheAcrpainder.• whiclu,erc :toii! out:aerosol Jor„ oneverninunication. If your FrertTrode edreceles, Fan protri•thump notions aro the offspring,ol4s7: ror,fl hoile would thereby; enlighteo l the .atindi of oist.p of Lyoor, onateroue ,resdeifc: Act? 0 'havo ! .adotitql.:the..:saule. yety . friend. J o - 4842.4i:;-..1 EMI A-DatanituyScis so—The eheitterldwnadd.l News says: , A-few day. since, the wife of Joseph Bensoniixt Oeeilcounty;. was finina dead, tying - Email(' Ober; by her hitsband,von."this amp; kening tdicep....thaa both, husband iaJ wiferwari , addicted to.inteuipestulce, and - lierS so reduced ib circdwitinces," set, tote.cooPelled So hee inwitih house nu the beach.'- Benson was once , a tespeciableorien.' i'The head and twat of the wife/min mired With bloodirant there visa evidefte9 4,11;n: injury op dui headp:bof whether ISIMI •" ftf t n; - T,:• )::•1... ,ptufsidistiihtii, Reading an The, last Riil Wiwi Journal'contains a commu. nicatien which.presente. thefollOWing data from the 'operstions of the. of this road last ferriovheit complete d ,Itittr • as Reeding.- The writer remarks: t , that the details here fur. dished in'regird to the espeirses of the Working of this road. arord ;the amplest evidence of the cheapness with which it can be.operated, and its ability io compete witli:the Canal., li-brings the miner in iannetruate contact faith the dealer, and even . ecniserrier,..whorn hp - PrillOrniqs be Prepared totipipty; witiluut regard to seasons, at compar atively low and steady_ prices,- which neretofore have been eneuMbered crith two'nianY intermedi ate'agencies iind.other clogs. This-Report gees -to Moth lies been adjuited and repaired at st , (*V foi 56 mites of 17,400, or - s ol kfei,*?.Reraiiiium' .- That 31,5 0 il.thiough pasSengerawero ear ried,ineluding alt espenses 'save . repairs ttßoad nod interegion 6:ipitai,(Orl3,ooo,or 43 cents ea t t . 2d. That .28,500 ttoinr..of merchandise and .Road:' Material were transported; in like manner for ,t,t ilo;pr,s r.,; 0 r Opf,ten—'o62,o. - That the . machinery for engines, geri ; arid b'urden cars havebeen repaired at a cost on their rade of 'about 6 per cent: per annum. , sth. That the consumption of oil and grease on thotiiriheir trainifoiA distance of 116 miles has been it the fmCticini -. .per toniot - f-• - of a cent:, 6th., l Thatthe.ivhole cost to wages, repaiis;fuel, oil, etc.,,ofrin ongiqe over ihiVleatl.per annum, running-daily hits been aboutl4;000. 7th. That the - alJerage toads, net freight, dower the Read, bone engine, have yeii 201 tone. :9th. - ditto:6,lli the read, 129 tons:, ' ,ilth:lThat the entire cost iatnirining tin engine 116 , miles, including, the - train capahlof, accam modating 'lBO passengers'each salty; ba of which the average was' Reading-an Phila• delphia, was only - 87;. , per di43fr down, amounts to .$ 18;84. This last item shows how very cheaply 1)1a: seniers could be carried vvere!it po'esible to obtain always full loads, as will be the case - with' coal, and:vsbich is justly grounded the claim of carry.' ing this latter so cheaply, and sp 'ymich'to ,the,.as ; tonishment r generally‘.of the nnitiated pact ottlia community. . _ , Further economy also wilt hereafter , be practi cable on' this told , in the fall of labor and every .artlclv,necessary in; the maintenausu and repair of road and machinery. By openitig td it the for ,ests above Reading, wood, for Virbich t they: have ,he'retofore paid $ 3 per cord cark he had fo r t. 2-i; ; and winle this is the case; It Will be cheaper than coal. seemingly „the most natural resort for fuel in this case, but which will remain for the pres ent as'a grand resort for it, as wool shall grow dearer; and when the most economical mode of burning coal will ha better unde rttood. It should. be borne in mind4l.lat the amiense of adjuStoletiV ,of theAtack would nqt"be Materially increased, .by the addition of 10 to 15 at.moderate speed to the 2 or 3 which have sp far passed over itAt high' velocities, and. that the item Or 4310 ,per mile would nearly suffice foiat least tae next : 5 or six years; before which period few renesyels conld - be required. This mould only be the natu. sal effect of good antrefficient-inschineri well at tended to and kept con'sta ' ntly biaced up:- As .la_ temporary and extraordinary measure, during-the - remaining:half of • the •boaling season on the panel, to induce the :trade .eek the- RMid 'More ,quickly, the rates oneoaliier Railway have been reduced to sl:per ton fromSchuyikill lititen, and 1 10 froth Piattsvil,le,, but so soon as thisiransfer . is'efrecC.d, those rates willTevert to .$ L. 59, end to-1 75 per ton, at ,Which the road can easily retain' t the xrade,Mad ;:at vrhiebr it will in due time tna,--gble to nitike iCiaannerating divi dends. . • As'an ad'conse quently to its eitensiUn on Ihhiroad we'may note the introduction of the laige,2oo :ton iron Steam Barges.with Brriesca's:propellers, by . WlLeh the fri-ght to New York and the eastern ports will he materially reduced:, i Alretidrave the-e have ;on the lakes and rivers of Cairula, and they will soon he running between Philadelphia, Ba'timure, Rieb'aiand,etc:.; throigh the Delaware and (3b,s a peo ke'a a Ral f capable of accommodating a boat of pest 2004outi:9fthe iron kind.--This revolution in inland coastwise navigation, shoithl be careful rly rioted." - • Here is a beanpfal thing from the pen of Mrs Cornwall Rural • Tun lizso..toW Tun tigAllT."--. Please my 1,1- '4, Mit a posegsy, pr'bestovir a trifle,' was the r&;1 dress of a pile, emaciated looking ,wonian,'lr 'fps ,a I'o withered flower! in her hand, to a lady `who, sat,pn the beach at Brighton, watching the blue waves, of ,the receding tide. ,no • ludfpence,my -good-woman, said the lady c ,fordt• ing.up trona the novel .she was perusing with'.!,' gei3;' if I, had 'I Would give them to you f am a poor widori with three' helMeas children' depandiug on. me; would you •besioW a small.tri; fle to help us on our way • I haveiold you that had reiterated' thil,yady, acme. peer' iippliCOultor..ed Meekly itorai., Whiris..Vvoise than, 'the streets of London; they tftoklil have a police stationed *lathe shore. to. proven( such annoy ance.' siich v: ere the thonghtleas dictate's of the or an. boy, who was lying on thel a tieth et 'the 'ltidY's feet,!fliPg'hag_ pebbles' into the sea; -, kviab you! hod. , tr. penny, :fur the poor woman:does look, hungry, and you km:lse:Ace are-going to have I nice.dinner, and you have pro. : en ised the a glies'of wine,", The nesria. of thee appeal of her child end,with a blush of,shime'c!ituseriing an her, Cheek . at "the tr., 'sit reproothls artless words poriveyed,eim•oPePed tier phicedlralfoi.crovvn in hia tiny hands, and i det either Wirt:min t• t h e hot Was :boundi ng a; 'long the sands on his'eirand,ormiTeir. In a few. ,seconds,he returned, his epee sparklingwit,ll,4 4 l and; his countenance glowing , with pact beauty, Ola I 'Mamma, the poor , moment Was ectiffshlifiil , ;' She , wurited turn ,b u t rt she chta' titviti the . nobleladysitind you,' too,, my pretty timh . : thy; `ciaildito will posv.;have . bread .for toriaais, and" o.llr way , T tte egcr of the lady glistened heard•the recital of h er ehitN end. her atga n 7, told, bee', t tiat)ta dictates be-- stowed 'a pleasure tho.cold reasonings of the assn. could neyeellesitaw,'':' , • • . • ;11 PAIITY i4illifills!4llo leading organ of grafi , ons democracy of ,this, city Itait litUt4ted cortaid-.: 4rable hecauso', the Whigs terSorifingli.)reft4 to adratt the gen ;airier; dantosirsey ofibt principles., While, we hive. 41* reiVeileit.tinitCori consistincY, we eertaid it ! Ai tjto t, admit the title of the Jecison-Van 4211trenCalhottdi.party;t0 the character .iiiernociat,ie. it is a pirty ishidttuts changednaid .itAilifelaignirtod practices um.leiiiittian = ,IhO"tiost Import Ant and has fallen at tistrinto: iliselthitiS diametrically opposed thr4ading poll iea anitiorits'of Thomas J titer 11°,. 41 a l } TO" upon what p retenceW9n 4l 4 11 -:iißTlout••itaiumP tion &Tried on - through three Presidertial terms, such titirpteati. party calls it..4ettdeMeiraticS N Wna e caOC -O°PibLY. dialltOr _l4k'r;q‘ if 'about ,%egnaltirtliat • Of a bulivng squatter La any patch; ref inttiqifOperty," - oo • 'whicii , he ?ay ' chance . *oiler.._.34lla 114014 American , 'n - ' • • Y ' I T
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