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1 vNWY,"
(lolumbin iDcmorrat.
LCVl L. TAir M1MOR.
Uloom flbnrg :
SiTJltDW MOItW, FEB. 3. 1849.
(Jr- Our tiisnj Kitchii, of the Washington
Uiiian, senJa as two cuirt of the "Weekly
I'niun and Congressional Suppliinent. They
both come directed to the Columbia democrat,
which we supiiose to be a mistake in the pick
ing ddpirtment. We shall be s.ilisfied w iln one
copy, havi.ig no desire to tax his kindness be
yond what u our due.
& Will Mr. Huldon, ol New York, remit ua
tha promised uutnbei of "Hulden's Dollar Mag
azint, lor haiidsoinely bound, and tha ac
coinjunyiii p jrtrait of Mun. Horace Greeley ?"
It was t'i have been mtiUd, to (hose entitled to
receive it, about the 15th of January, and at we
are am nig those, we now present our claims nd
hope they will bt duly honored.
A Trclly Tair,
" lVim Rtguti fall out, c."
Accerding to the la'est idi'ce frotn Harrisburg,
there tppeari to be trouble in tha Federal wig
wam. Tbe "billa" which wore left unaignei at
the adjownaent of tha Lctjislaiuru by Governor
Shuak; and which by Cnnjtitutional provmon,
hould bavs been ra'jj-aed by tha then acting
Garnor, W. Y. Johnston, it the opening ot the
tttsion, or within throe iay ; aopeir to have giv
n occaiion fot tha "dro up." Gov. Johnston
andouatediy thought to icre. i himself from res
poniibility by a "inauteriy inicuvity."
Noun man denies or doubtg the "bargain
and sale" beewun thwe two conscientious gen
tlemen, Johnston and Cooper, in rcrd to the
Gubernatorial chair and the U. S. Senitorahip.
For Jims unaccountable reason, Johnson when
lure of hi part of the spoil, abandoned Cooper to
his fate, and in fact rather used his influence a
gainst him. The administration sustained in this
thing a defeat, and Mr. Suiutor Cuopor having
nothing either to hope or to fear from Mr. Gover
nor Johnston, cuts loose and gives his excellency
a few "dis" in the short ribs upon the constitu
tional approval of "thoe Bills."
The G ivernor is in a tight pUce. The friends.
of Mr. Cmiper will rgird him with a very ques
tinnabla "Phi. ;" and the Meredith p.iity are not
lufliciently stronij to bi much importance. When
a OMn preaches Tariff, true soil, and such matters,
with which hn has nothing under the sun to do, in
Older to please all iwrties and gain power; who
can pity him when they see him "perplexed in
the extreme ."'
Botts failed in heading Capt. Tyler, fait Coop
er hat certainly bowed his excellency W. F.
Johnston. Among them 3e it It is a family
quarrel, ind to us al Mr. Bauti would saj, "it's
to eonjftq'iince."
The Spirit of Dtmotraty.
It is of greit importance that we should pres
erve the spirit as well as the name of Democracy,
tha,t our institutions and practices shall not do
lne'ata into the formalities nf the monarchist or
tit loosf.nnssiof the deniazogn It is well to
look b-ick to the spirit and pnritv cf th Fathers
of our lailh, and trace snew their activn and ar
dent devotion to every put pose that separated us
from the dependency of the Old world and tended
to abolish from amongst us the vertices of arbi
trary and unnatural right It has been the boast
01 cur government, that our shores are open to the
oppressed of every nation and language, and that
all who subscribed to Ihe popular and ennobling
d.ictrines ol the constitution, should find protec
tion and encouragement under the shield nf our
national honor. Here, t-o, (hit faith for which
the martyrs suffered is free ss the merry that is
promiied tn him who acre pt of the requ rements
of eur Divine preceptor, and none shall have
power to say 'o bie'r-n'her, thou sha'l adopt my
creed, which is alone necessary to thv salvation.
"Colurnhia'i shores ire ..vild and w in
Columbia's shores free,"
( liutou County.
CWr friend DteffenKvrh, under he h.-ad of -s
blast," in the U,t nnr.herr.f his Democrat , gn P
aglowirig picture of the prospmt .,f Clint n
ointy. Hereprcscnu the ?n,onof that county,
to hi one stoty a ,;, r); h-o,,,.,nt
wcatherh.urM" sll,,Hj, ,.,,,
ans-,ring all u-.ful r,.,p,,,.., ,,,r lf ,,,,
Ve-ping of the f, ,v .,., w klHV h
tof.re hive becn-r,e it- occupants, bar.ng' two or
three exceptions in ome ten years. ,,
representation of her public bu-tnen ar,r
advertising we con-.lnH, thlt C!i,,l.,r like Co
l'.imbia county, is t,ot the best l-c.n,n ,r, nir
world for a printer Teat our readers m..i h- ai
him on this subject, mH ftm ,y,p,r r,,,tl r'n, -t,y
snns, we copy one pna'ar-h -W-,, (V(. 0f (,,..
benefits, blessing! air) rijni.e g!'.-'t. f t-U
Clinton . "There is net i nrvv. . hj, -ot
been fn- a length "f 'ie, a single -.r.. u, ,.,
jail, and nobod in '. county -K- , h,
there, reithe man nor "irn u, .,,,, (,, p, jt
It eur next Court on j rrim'ra1 prM?, th(
are no ShrriTj n!ei t tb vr t " urt , nd i
;eferen:e to lb? trni i;i tsn v tn,t fl
eeedingly diminutiv:rriost of the f rases up.
on it being kept there merely for the sakenl form
and of imitating the doings of all other counties,
for we do not like to be entirely out of fashion.
There is no Register's Ve f0r (he ensuing
Court, and it is a very rare and rather novel o.
urronce for any b.dy to Jc in (.'lintnti rountv,"
Tin" Morale of IIicIkt.
Tin- nun Hut would In- a public, honufaiti.r, ', The order of I tie il;iy among the opposition pn
mnit'sii uv ill" winr nl the couuti'inii i , or hi- . r rrmt lo bo u deaire lur a liltl liit of fun al
kindness may he prodigality, and In Immm-voli'iit tin1 expent-e ol th late Annual Message of the
i'vin mcc inert o e il. The author th-.it pan- l'resident. Instead of spreading it before the coun
ties to an already deprave I tato in the liteiary try, and then in the face (if all (tin facts ami argu
j .ncles. Inn p in iliu way fur Insnw -n degradation, mows roiil.nn.-d in it ; Inking it up, position after
I The merchant Hint seek the i nt roil m-( i n nl lux- j portion, unit proving it weakness or ill faiiy ;
I nni: beyond the wants or m rrsil i-N ol hi.t mum- 'hey content ihomarlvr with unmeaning sneers
: mers, liuds hit own ruin in Ilia extra vogance lie S and senseless gibes at its length. Could it he ex.
j introduces, j peeled tli.it an Annual Mcssaggn "f the Chief Kx-
I It has heeit said that every Inlter has its sweet, ecutive Magistrate of twenty millions uf freemen
and every evil iti own cure. True a ihis my be j
the philanthropist finds more pleasuie in preven
ting the evil, than the doctor in providing a cure.
The days of simtrlicity and industry are gone, and
thtwl light of gorgeous vanity and indolence fol- I circuiustancas connected with the finale of the posHCSM.in, I tlioiielu t),),, wm.r 0f jjs. i he picked up his napeis, and.witn a look we shall I.egislaiure, rlunging the name ol Lalanui Man
low as their divendahts. The exerliot.s of the Mexican war be smothered ? jxwino; of it tin; most ajipropriatc The n il for,'e', said, "never miinl ! I'll be bigger yet ;' I imus J ftrrt-on llmtn h Vnin.g, to Henry Ytunc'
present to provide for the luture have given place J Should not the sovereign people, who hav " ' ' Nlatiinruj' ,1S rvrr hcot) thir There is as mucluil meaning in the word as j A aensiblt eViinye that,
to the low of present ea-e, at lb-sicnliee of fu- 1 conducted this wurtn a glorious conclusion, known I MtCinJy .iilvociile of tin; uitr with Mexico 'hero ivas 111 the ee, from w bieh flashed a icelini; fr- Tho ponulatinn ol I mcster r
ture coinloit. Toe bne ol a bilatloii has super
ceded the love of virtue ; and the speeioiisnen ol
hvpneritn-al vice taken the pU :i: uf real moral
woith
The sMtesn'i nf former days is now represent
ed by the speculator in bank storks, and the schol
Isr of olden timo by the clown of some travelling
menagnre. To day we attend the imtctte lect
ure on public morals, and to-morrow we may heat
him sentenctd in the criminal's box. Tho cleri
cal lobe is exchanged f r the culput's tetters, and
th desk of the divine for the dungeon of the con
vict
The Gold Do! In.
Mr. McKay has inlroduced a bill into the
House of Representatives l;i authoiu the coin
age of one dollar gold pieces at thu mint, which
will pais, we lvpe, ntmine tontradwente.
With the editors ot the Globe, wo go lor gold
coin, for the goli dollar, and for golden opinions,
could wa bo fortunate enough to win them.
That the gold dollar should timi objectors among
th .se who are interested in niaint a.trn. a sound,
tangible, metallic, unfluctuating and non-depreciating
currency, uurpriics ui much ; but there are,
it Seems, some who, bleat with microscopic pow
er of vision, ptrccive, or think they perceive,
obstacle. and i.iconvinioncch ihe gold dollar
would be ton jinall, might be lost, or might be
paid away in the dark, or by the blind for a rive-
cent piece Well, this might all happen often ; j
and we venture to assort that, allowing for all -sorts
of accidents and mischances, there would not
bo lost in ten years as large a sum with the gold
dollar as there is lust with the paper dollar annu
ally. But if provision is to be made against every
possibility ot losing money, we know but one way
ol coming at it effectually that is, never to have
ny-
A writer in the Union, in order to obviate cer-
tain objections to Ihe gold doll.r, proposes to coin
u wnn a noie in tne centre. We do not see the
necessity ot this. In some parts of South Ameri
ca gold dollars are very abundant, and are found
lo he very convenient ; but they have no hob; in
them They are thin, and present nearly double
Ihe surface. Diobahly, that a rive-cetit piece does.
Why not com them o here, if it is desirable that
they should be broadei than the half dime? But
we care nothing about the siz, or the shape, or
the cifigv, or the milling. Give us the gold dol
lar, and be it &r: or thin, broad or narrow, with
or without the hole, we will give it a hearty wel
come. Valentino ! Valentines!!
i graving., should be possessed by eveiy lainily.
We have jnt received a select assortment of j
beautifully embroidered and ri-hlv embossed Val- ! Tik Muiircf. Mu:tiituiii(rr. TV is th.. r : 1
entines. Wednesdiy, the 1-tth instant, is St. I ' 4 democratic p.ipui , .vhicb l;a Is Iron, S,i. m.l
Valentine's day. and we thus give timely uotire ! "rif, Monroe co.,and is published by M. II. ..v
where the arm le m;y he bud wi'h all the reipii. fEH.F.sq. We have nor eeu the fn.,( issue, but jiuli;
site fixtures, s ich as emblossed envelopes, fancy J 'nl! ,r"ln 'he 31 number now before us, it make-sealing-wax,
mottos, design!, kc , by which our ! a fpetable appearance and pves promise ol
young Ladv friends tnav confer u:ion rhe gemle- much interest. We wish Inend Snyder every
men life-like tokens nf their respect, or visit np. :
on 'hem the u.iU of their wralh
or Dire tt'ru.
Valentines nf evrv variety, mire, shape, color
and de.i:n, to suit all ta .tej, for sale at this office,
it prices ranging from oJ cts to ft and $2.
Tht .Vtxt Latin I Commlaslonrr.
Wr notice the inerea.e nf candidates, as limt
advances, for the h.innr of the Fourth of ,Iuh,
Pittshnrg Sun-Convention democratic nomina
tion for r.iiial CoinmiHsioner. John VOanibh
nf t ..nns.Kn V'.. ...... O ..J, I
, i.,.- ..inn. i ir.M.i rearre ann i..nailei l.onner.
of Colntnbia. Ast Dnnniick of Siiiueh.inn, and '
'union r. M.nm, il Bradford, wrh a host r,f
others, aie already named. Who will be the suc-'--
fd rotnieiitnr f,lr ih nominition is quite1
problematic.!, and onnr'ain so far as Ihe north.
eonreined, f,,r Me i..i. a Western rnvi.ttor,
Mil most hkelv fv.,r the claim, of a western ,
nian--lnvin;: b- r i, clunged Ir-in a St.ilf to ,e
lml -.,.,,-:.nt br.nbi the nominee be st-
1'---I -a t ( tl... MI,-b.-M , we have our choice,
..... i . . .
.'ii ,,,ipin ,.,v,v ,,re ,,, ,,,0,,..t t
'i rs-
or' -l li, i ! r,.Hi.-,,, , , ,.-t, ri,,,.
ill in favor
' -t"tl A I, Mill , , l.v
"I
WVifS i an.il oniniisniotif r.
( ..I.,..,.. (,i;.,, , ,rH roilll(y WiH nimri)
lo'oinrn rne list i.,..V , niorw
a, the north
won: . anoidatc f r Clln r
'."Uinns.iorier -
Wei) sn,i,;-t t!,,., . v
bale iiothlll to
'Sill l.,a ,.jg.aj( w ,. ,
ays, tn -j-ve then,
to :!? a-. I 'j, ,. ,.
r!t.
i' ' ''nl t'.vt
r of n,.,t m,
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'tr
MlllT'l 10 tr.. r.
f: Th. "ii
t tKf'r ' f'.'-i? .
of
ia Curt-. ill 1 .. I.l.l
I" elorrr.she,,, , ,' . " ,"'
ihe ?1 it dav "f Ti
r -. I 'J (1 1 1 . I ,
mi-", injiant
ftV ft,,,.,-. .,,nr.-.Wen,t , iM1.
n to meet a valued friend. f:urh r ' . ...
Ihe number for
renruarv. i. . r i
-a-.e an,, merit. We admire ,1, appea ranr,
. . - - ,'l oi
"Mi'
, and :
im i irni'-n io instruct, amuse and
doy, in the
perusal of its well filled and hind
sorncly execi,. ,
led pages.
Oralrsm ft. T,vl. i.- .: 1
. r ' '"-,lr' P'ratm-
.l,,r,nt ,ri;;.ha
Tlic PrcsidciiTs ilJoase.
and thirty sovereign State could in the compass
ulatuw columns compress all the information,
and astounding disclosure which the past year
i i . .1.. , ... , ... .
ii.is un.uS.ii u mniciict .- nnoniu tne tacts and
officially or otherwise in regard to our possesion
and acquisitions in the South west? Did ever a
man leave the Presidential (;hair or any other
olhceot trust or honor, w ho did not in some one
way or oilier, review the wholn course of bis ad
ministration, and place before the public the pres
ent posture of Nstional sffairs t
This has always been the case, either through
a farewell address or by the last Annual Message.
But it is not the length of this document which
makes" each particular hair stand upright" upon
the heads of whig Editors. The Ghost of the
"American System" troubles their sleep. Like
the Ghost of Hanguo it will not down, and even
at the Election of Taylor the "amen," stuck in
their throats.
Like John Smith's "lamiliar spirit" it dogs
them at every step, and no turning or twisting or
changing nf names ran throw it from the track.
If the doctrines of the Message be wrong let it be
shown. They invite and challenge discussion.
The last duty ol our able Executive has been faith
fully performed. Upon reading this document
the people can know the situation ot the country,
they can sne w hat has been done and what still re
mains to do." "Honor to whom honor, &c.!"
The Message is not thirty times as long as Gov
ernor Johnsons ; there ij in fact but little differ
ence, and yet that is in most excellent, good taste.
" Circumstances alter cases."
The Removal Question in Schuylkill.
The removal of the Seat of Justice of Schuyl.
kill county, from Orwicksburg to Pottsville, de
ci'led upon some two years since by the vote of
the people and an Act of the Legislature, is now
about to be consummated. Owing lo Ihe want of
agreement in relation lo its locality in Pottsville,
the subject has been for some time at a dead
j stand, but the matter having recently been agita-
, ted with the only question of Court House or no
I Court House, a location has been decided upon
and a subscription of upwards of twelve thousand
.1..II : I ir . . ,
Mr. Sears' Works.
We direct attention to the notice of Sears' New
Pictorial Woiks fur 1S49, in the advertising col
umns of this week's Columbia Democrat. Mr.
Sears is one ol the most interesting puljlmburs in
the Uuion.and his nmv edition of excellent works,
in addition to th"sc already extant, are w,.iiliy of
public consideuiioii. The new Pictorial Fam
ily Bihlc, ar tho ;ow price ol in with loin en-
success in his new enterprise.
Tht Star of thr Xorth. AVeaver and flilmnre, !
issued the first number of a paper heat im; the
above name this week, in Bbmtnsburg. It is a
sheet of do'iblf.-inP'liiiin si?.", published on new j
tvpe and makes a good appearaneo. Th Star is I
quite an improvement on the l.ile Col'irobia En- !
,'.,,,, ,n , 1
ami.., nuK ,uli.iil hll Mr r.ilmii'u 1 H..rL-ioL .... '
' ; : , ' '
'lie ruins 01 wnirn it nar, oei-o itiuooeo.
I
Small rnr. We notice by the Jcr.eyshore j
Republican, that this horid disease has made in j
ll,Pe:lrnce 1,1 Jersyshore, and by the Lycoming ,
CMZetle, that it also prevail, in Wil iiam.sport I
and New Ilerv. The Wilkesha, re. papers also i
notice its existence in that ., lion. We are ban-1
pv to say that no sin It il,sea,e cm,.s ,n Mooin's- '
'
The llov. John M Nn.r. was nominaird, (in
Wednesday last, by tne Krec-S.'il Com.ntii I j
,hn State i t Tonnei t,, ot. a. thn- . ,,.,i,h ..te f,
the office of (iovernor of that Slati.
tloti Inkes place in April low'
I he
The Hon. J. I W i.k i h , now n .-enat"r Inn
the 'ate of Wisconsin, has been le-. b-i led for si.
years from the 4th ol March next, when his pre-,
ent term will ex prre.
The UIijo Trou). I, .
Th" fffi'-iltie) .ntl'e Ubio Lcgislatme hr.ie at
length been hroiiu'it 'o a hippy issue, by the ad-
VIonolMiss.H PfCM and PEAi.cr.the Domo. I
cirtio con'rstanti. to a-s!s in the Home of Repre
sentatives as the reulary chosed members tVr
Hamilton county by vote of 3 J year, to 31 n. y-.
T lei si ur,s a De n.ocratu maiiiritv on ioint ballnt ,
and, il entice emails, will lead to the return ol
1 11 I....I..-.. ..r. .1. .. .11 I. ...I . .1... ...... ..,
William Alln to the U. S. Senate. j
Col Cordon I'. M
ison, of Fradl'ord county
is mined as thr democratic candidate for Canal;
Commissioner. ,. ,s a; ,,.5ent a Stale Senator
Irom Bradford disirr- t.
The Munrv I
tbatal.iee p'i... .". ;.. ,i
' s ii'MiMiiini, Hint: ni l nil'-
", m ' '" u''" h'!l''d hv C.eoige Benn.-l
and otl.r, ,
of
'.'hie ' sbety to-vnohip, '.'iilh-.n
uuuais laisej. i understand rne uuililing will i unueisianu. mat tinj road Iris already been view
soon be commenced and prosecuted to a speedy i ed and laid out, taking the coiusc ol the old i ne
completion. , Irom an iiiterseclion with il about a bundled
UoM IVoiuCJitonua.
With the foil, miw, U tt. r, Kay the Columbus
I.MU1
lemma, Wt. ,,.,.,.,w.(l ;lHllM .,, ,. , ;( f -
California rendered into United States tnnrsev.
It can be see,, al our , Hire, and i a proof of'ih
purity of California gold, and which is defined to
lill a large .pare j ni, circulation ol our
country Thank yn, riltui lawyer.
Washington Cnv.Jnn, I.'), 184!).
Dl'AR Colonkl : Kiicltised is a niern of
ami Mianuianijf,.,! al ht, .,,(.urtil , (;()v
1 - - ---
ernnr Mmev, from tlir n, atclv hrniioht
I "WW Hie tunics o California. I send il to
I '" 10 P!1' 'nr tnv stihsciiptiei) to the
i.u 'i hi 1
"'"' lien it came llltii
my
and our claims W indemnity, tint! this lie.
niff lin; itrM tannine ei nicnee o the value
ol our seiiiiihilioiis acquired by the trallan-
try ufoiirhrave troops, (Ohio'.s gallant sons
bearing a conspicuous part) aided nnd
strengthened by the able and prtriotic
articles in the Ohio Statesman, I cnrlnf-P it
to you for the purpose above alluded
It).
With great respeel, your obedient servt.
W.M. SAWYER.
Col. S. Mkdaky.
Mr. Tkn Eyck, our late Commissioner of ihe
Sandwich Islands, wbo.e place Mr. Karnes, of
tne t Mun, has recently been appointed lo sup-
pi), writes home that be bad vi.ited the Califor
nia mines and that l,tiO t,too were taken in a lew
days oat of a place 3uu yards siuai e.
fjj Judge Eliiri.ii, ol ibis State, has d- cided
that listening at a kej-hole, though highly im
proper, and even a violation of law in a man, is
pet fectly excusable in a woman, owing to the
natural curiosity ol the sex.
33- Ex-Governor JamesClarke, of Iowa,
resumed editing the State Gazette.
To Ihe ruhlic.
Mn. Editor :
The fright lul accident which hap- : their kind! It is a warning to allto Ihe scrta- I ninth Congiessional district of Tumessee, de
pened to the mail coach on ils route to Uaniille a 1 riau to the politician lo the men of business ! dines a renominjlion.
few dayssmce, should turn public attention lo the lo kings upon their lluones, and to peasants in j CTJ- The Court Home ot Mariana, Florida, was
laying out of roads and the building of bridges. j their cols. Trample not upon anything unless it j destroyed by fire about two weeks since. The
The escape w ithout loss of life or limb w as truly is vice and crime. The man, w ho without ticca- records were all lost.
miraculous. The descent was fully fifteen feci, sion may have kicked a (leg, may b growled at J if The Baptist church t Pine Hill, NVw Yorlt
the stage and two hoises falling upon the ice and , afterward, il not bitten and it matters not, In ! was destroyed by fire on Sunday evening lat
breaking through into three or four feet water. j what phase ol life, or whatever 'he circumstances i Loss about ?1."I"J ; no insurance.
I wish to cull at tentiol, to a few facts connect- may be, if you clearly are guilty nf a causeless in- fjrj- The late Peter C. (hooks, of Boston, mads
ee with the laying out of a road from the new ; jury to another, bear in mind, that alibmiL'h we ; no bequests of a public character. Il is sai-i'th.i
t,riilge, crossing thu f ishin-cixeK at thu Aipie-
duel, lo Uloom. The locality is sudicienily well
known to your readers, not to need a description.
..It..
yards from the Mill at the head-race.
1!) taking the course apparently aL'-eeiI upon,
il becomes Herniary to cross the head race Ihrei
different time, reipiirinj; of course throe bridges,
In addition to ibis, ils course i so crooked liiai I
can compare it to nothing I ever heard of, bill tne
tape worm ol Th nldius Stevens. Ai.ain, it is u.
most inipi's.sible to ciin.'ruet u biidge in inch a
manner as lo avoid a rather abnijit turn Auolhei
ubiectoui to lakini; the road up tne bank of Ihe
cret'.i is not the shorten, safest ami best route, as
a road by all idle, of cm uon si ns? should he,
hen laid out arid opened for public convenience.
A road can be laid straight Irom Hie bridge to town
con. niniog Ihe auvautng'' of sliorlties., sal'etv,"ase
and I I h ink economy. Let tho people look to
this. I hear a pel it ion for a revinvwill n
up. I am glad to hear il, let men of energy anil
decision lake hold of this, and .-ee that men are
appointed upon the review who have common
I sense and who will perform the duly assigned to
i them without fear, favor or atl'ertion I
j I am, Sir, V'Hii s, ,e.
I LKU.MDAS
4oI(l Dollars.
... , , ,,, ., , i i , ,
H e earn, savs the rhihiilclphia Ledtjcr,
' I -
Ifrnmthellon. Charles Brou n, at Wash
niton
, that the subject of coininir gnf,l !!- I Ll,1';,r of l,U! "1ne County Deninerat. of course unknown, nut it is the part of wisdom
h now before the committee1 of wavs ;U oos,('r' hio.lied at the residence of and prudence for every citizen ef the union to ex
mans of the House, as well as on.! of ,,nis r;,r(,l,s. '""''Z. on the I 3th lilt. ercise forbearance and hope for the best.
lars is
and iih ;
the roinniiltees of tlie Senate, nnd we have
., .i...:...c :i:i.
' """" "u """ ' " la "Rt:'.v l-
bc reroininended by them to the favorable
'Onsuler.Uion nf Votiyv. .No objeel.on
rv 'X P" 11-I;"1S
tint we have hearil ; and so fir as Ihe press
niay be taken as an p.ponent ol tin: popu-
lar wish, the country eiery where faiors
slirll roitmire. I'tnlcr Midi art id: of lliiliis
there isj reason to lioiio that an act, authoi'-
izintr "old ilullars mar tieciiiit
pi sent sts.soii ol ' nlim'" .
111 I
a law the
I'lislM l!K WUMII V! 1 OH ( 'oi'N T P V
Pa1'I.I!s (it'll. ( '. moduli lias wilder. voied,
Ir, a riiuw i ! 1 1 r in the Senate, sas the
Ihtili .tws, to secure the country papers
a free circulation v, ithin thirty miles of
( their plan- of publication. The c (fort suo-
cetsliil or o'beiwi.-L, does endit lo Mr.
Cameron. All w bo t'lien.-li the interests
i ef eiliH'oiinri. and aooi-eeiate the imt.nr.
...L.wlin.r ll.l. ad em. fur,. ,,f
1,11)1 I, I'l r.in'ii'i"!, "t nil (II
papers, will applaud tho man an l tin- meas
ure. We are nnxiui:- lo i c i,m local pa
tiitk i -1 1 ii 1 1 i.i (1 .ind t I :i 1 1 ii-tl bv llie nnlicv
,. ., .. .
tit toe ,o. i-1 -in . .
1
The flold IVvcrseems to besjiread
nijr over all the country, and large numbers
j of vessels are put up at
nn r prinrtpn
ports lor i .ant'iuiia. i tie snip ipono.
mm . . i i ii
which sailed Ire in .New i ork, on lues
ilav. look out two printing- presses, and
eiervthinrr neerssarv to a complete news,
paper establishment. Two sms of M. Y.
Iti arh were also past rtteerf. is her, and
p, viral rompo; iU'i::, forni'-'lv mplm r in
t,c .vtt oflin-.
An Ai licit' lor llic llov, io.a.
Till: LATK AMDS Stsi V.
"XeverMintl! 1'U le h;t yrt
An errand boy came acton a ,.. bov. the lal-
lor much th.i small
erul (be (wo. T1(. crraiid bin
.ud somoib,,. l a Un.a.im "atu.et,. the little j " I'rin. e,' Malhilde l,i,, I!, is to do lb', hornr
lender ot MUeibgenee, who Kave ba, k in language I o( ,be Ir eMilen.ial palace. M,,will be the linn--H4KU.I.I
..s Wa--ut." The big boy. fimHn be ens of the nee in P.ri.
WM l" w,, ,llf' "! ar. mad,. ,
, , ,.
"n"""v'J"u" "-Hinoerent nam,.. Tl,e news
hoy laid down hi- papei, .,,,., a do, vmA
uvilhstauiliog ls tnlenoriiv in ,i7,, nnul, ,al.
lie Willi a duternunatioii wortliv a ilill'er..ni ,..,.,1.
-lor ho fot licked? After the fijjhl was nvi.r
thai told f redn- in ih Inline. It may have
"""n hr,t tune the boy felt himsel I wici tio1
; ,h,' u"1 "H"' 'hat a thought of revenge found a
I1'" n hi, little heart. Bit the one glance of
'hat unerring index, the eie I. Id that a new sen-
tenet had been btought into i xisience and that
the Any in years wai (be man in motive. He had
pased a lustre in a moment.
llllW C. ireful wlioillil VVP lie :ic in t,rf,lrr, Li,.(r nil.
.. ,,h
ers, when a trifle (apparently) such as we have
recorded, may give rie lo something so serious.
Minder has refilled froin iiioih insignificant
ranges. Hence the nccesily of caiitini: of pi n-
dein i: of lorbeaiaiice. The newkbnv hn nnu
' I, e, way, engaged pleasnrably in his bus-
ine.s counting i, i 11S ,inl. miha...tl.e num.
berof pennies be could earn for lather, mother or I
ilcr unthinking nl hat in In any one intent on !
his binine.-s is liai.slered by a contest w ith a'- J
nother, into a being tilled with hatred and re- j
venge. He moves onward, brooding in hisbreast
Ihe wrong be had suffered, ami calculating the i
lime when he shall have strength of arm to right !
it. The tiaiiers on his arm are foiL'etlen. Anew:
feeling has taken possession of bun and the bus- Dearborn comity, la., at the age of H5 years.
has i "l,lle,la.v ' ""' ho. v many pennies ran I ' He was mice a set vant of, and accompanied Gen
tnake? but, bow soon can I obtain satisfaction for ; ei al Washington rn several1 of his campaign.
. iny injury ? : fjrj-A gentleman who .sent out five dnzn nS
; "X"-t mind ! I'll be bigger !" should be re- j shovels to California, some time ago realized 4
' reived as a Warning Word by all, when they con- ! OUO in gold dust Ihero'or.
, template, or alten.pt lo Head upon ,e weaker of! fjrf- Hon. I.. H. Chase, rrnresenrarivi. in ih
. orii'if to,re?i!f and thai H Mould be desirable
. tob,7, jet human nature is not apt to do either.
l.i-t the law nl kitidness be Vonr L'ovi roor. and tho
" -
uineryol lile, depend upon it, will work
smoothly your vi.yrc.'e w ill he more plrnsintU
made, and tin; cargo ot good felling you willcarrv j
.iloiig, will be much greater. Never do anvthitie 1
to )onr fellow creature w bii h can call I'mth his I
aimer (daid Ib.wers in bis path if you can if i
j you cannot do ibi. don't throw slick, and stones;
' there, and briars and thorns and then rest ussur-
ed that when you cast anchor forever, no one nil! I
c tne up and say, "Never
1 vet !"
mind ! I'll bu bigger
i Ikad I.kttkrs, to the number of 11),.
'117, collected at Hoc ton, dtirinj; the last
'year have just been forwarded to Washing.
I ton.
j , Lnion. Judging fioin the spirit manifested by
i'rj- What has he.-omn of Mr. Uepresentative ,h"s'' w ho participated in its deliberalioin, 1 in-
Prorrf We have had nothing from him for a ; l, r ,,lat ""t result injut ion.-v In the ;.ocial
; iiioiilhl lla.i he fiutio'ten us.' i rnmpacl. il not ultimately lead lo ihe dissolution
; of this happy Union. When such spinls as
: &- fur llanisliuig and Washington rrr.-- I lhe nf Senators Calhou,,, Perrien, Stephens,
i V""i'M" coiuiniinicalions weekly enrich Venahle, enter the arena iti hostile attitude-'
Ihe columns of the Democrat, are entitled to j to the people of the North, enraged al their in
; many thanks lor their attentions. These hiief , tcrn.edling in local unit hern aflaiis, consequeii
, letteis, giving the i. of Legislative and Con- j ces may be apprehended more serious to the uni
I gres-ional proceedings, save us considerable on of the States.th;,,, ev, r were heard in the h.,t
; trouble and on. readers Ihe necessity of wading I tesl d ,ys of nullification. The address of Mr.
; thio.igh the labyrinthian columns of insipid com- ! Calhoun, a strong and fiery production, was read
position. They do. j ; Convention and also one from Judge Herrien, . f
! a milder character, whn h was adopted instiad of
j Dkath of an Editor. Mr. John Means, ! the first. What these fire-brands will lead t.. ..
He was finite a young-man, and had only
been married a bhort time.
Xoril) Draiul) (Zanal
(:-We are gratified to observe that public opin.
ion is every where awaking to the impoitance nl
the speedy completion of our NORTH LKANCH
I'ANAL. It is mailer of astonishment thai an
iiiipimeriieiit of such vast interest to Ihe North,
and vital import to the Commonwealth being
second, in point ot revenue, to none in the ?tale
should have been suffered ihus long to slumber
' '10 subject is now fully agitated and has been
commenced in the proper s(iirit Petitions are
being extensively cir' iil iteil in this section, and
we venture the prediction Ibat this long wished
lor enterprise will soon he consummated.
Ki-1-r.rw CHARiifs -There is nothiog more!
t,,,. lolhe human coiisiiluuor. ll.an rudlei, ;
.'linnges ol weather Ileal rarities I he bloi d. arul ,
.ci eases the peispiraiioli ; Lot when suddenlv 1
( l.ei bed. lhoau l.uinois whirl, l,i, old pa- elf
I,; the skin, are thrown elf inwardly, raui-mg
n'.iii'i.i-.rol'l-, coiisuniplion. dill.cullv of liei.th- !
. . . I : . il i " . . . , !
ii. g, waiter) ami mnaiiuu rjts, sine inioai, uni: 1
nii,y other complaints
U'ligbt's Indian Vegetable Pills are a ill ligl.t
tul medicine for caiiying oil a ri Id In caue
lin y expel trom the body Ihuse liumois w bu b
are I he cause ol the above colnpla i nts. I'(,i,i or
five of said Indian Vegeaabb- I'llls lakeii evu !
mi! ill on going . neo w. . . ... lew ,n,ys. rarry
..Il ,1... t..rul nhulin..!" riilfl ut ft... u... ...... 1
ill-stive nl gans will be Ifstored ,. ,,
" i,ir .i.... -nne . line i ne
tune, and new lile and vigor will be gnen lo rl.e I
whole frame
The genuine for sale by Unyhirst , Jinhli, '
l!b,o,,,M,nrg ; II. r. Baldy, Danvillr ; Stephen ,
B.ihk. (atuwis.a, and bv agon's in all parts of the
..al.-: Agents supplies i.cCome . xhausled
w.ll r. reir anew lot on wining tn Dr. Wright's I
n pal ofhi-c , Ir.' Pact 'Jlrccl, Philadelphia i
1
The Wcrhl in a ft uf Midi.
fjcj- A "nice young ti.nn " in Nm Ytik.gol up
a Calilornia Association ihe oilier (Jay, pietend
'd to buy a vessel, teceiving ijii and eloped.
fi-The lailirs w ill be ill lielilid to hear that
i Louis N I , I- h...l,. I... n: .1 .
! ftrv The Can.l C..n,n.i-i t tit:...:- ...
j reive pTilini) a ur. Th.w of e,,Hi Ivania 3
a day. The State debt r the loim.r St'ale
S3 1, 547 37-,n pr'i.portio,, (;uile a. la.e H,at
! of
"i -
iVJ- A hill Jk ii,.,i. ; ,1.. i.
I 3,0DO; in I i'l it was b.'Ou-
an mere:-. 4,3f ,0 irt
nine years.
Ir. Tennessee there are already seven rottcrv
lactones at woik, and il is midlliat unai ment
are making lor erecting uthers.
OO-The Kingston Morning Journal of the ISlh
nit., Males t rat ii fcunalien bad hoi rf..,v.rl
I from Sierra Leone of the lihr.ti.,n f i.:-.n
lllltiilie A ft I . .. I., .... . . .
tun i nry poMiiveiy rrlusru to
! come to Jamaica.
I & A large nnanMy f contraband goods from
J "he United Slates had been seized at Halifax and
Yarmouth.
ftn- Tho PI, n..,nk n ... ...i. ;.. n. ,,
York Kev. II. W. Berhei's was burnt oil VlT
dav. Loss M.liii,,
(T Over five hundred persons, it is slated, have
lelt New Yoik city lor Saw I'raucisco within the
last five days.
W l'nnrli says I lie sea si peril ij an nffspring
)f the adder Iribi a giel sea! dropped Iroin
Davy Jones's midnight watch a tenant in-tail of
the deep an inliniie deal of nothing,
IV- llelirv Davis, n t,eu. ...l- :
; his estate will not exceed 2 oou 000
Mrs. Mills, between fil'ti andsixlv vearsn
I a 'e. lesidinir in th l.,iv ,i II ,
- i.niir, lillllllllllt'd
i suicide, by hanging herself, on Wednesday night
' la.l
Correspondence.
I'lHtr from 1i'(tShill!(lon.Y0. 0.
H'unhi)i"tvn Jan '10 IS.l'J
' (.'ol,. L, , 'J'ATf
Jlnir Sir: Sim-e the date of my lavt
despatch, tboie has been nolbini; Iransacled wor
thy of renin i k within the Halls of Legi,lalion.
The action of Snlilbei u Delegates, on the sub
ieel ol Slavery j t. S(,uihern Convention, is
matter of deep moment here and must be regarded
as ol" vital inteie-l In the North and the whole
Ge.n, Lkwis C ss w.is on the 23 inst., elected
to the United States Senate by the Legislature of
Michigan for six years Iroin the 4lh of March next.
Hon. Hiivry Clat, has also been elected by
the Legislature of Kentucky, for six years from,
the lib of March.
The return of those distinguished men tn their
, seals in the Senate must he gratilving to Ihe feel-
ings of their rcsprclive fiiends throughout the
. Union Yours truly and respectfully
' OBSERVER.
Lrlttr from IlarrstmrgrYo. 6.
Harrisburg, Jan, in, -,iy.
Dear Colonel:
The probabililynow is Ibat an rcpr ropriatinn
will be granted sufficient to complele the North
Branch Canal The liill n lative to the Berwick
Ullur tvrrrto it ill ti'.ou mii.t... 'I'l i -1 1
.. . . ' 1 "p ""the
,1VIS'1"' "' l(! county was to day defeated
' the Senate by a tie vote t I to 14.
The Speaker laid before Ihe House a comm.,
, . , , , ,, . . ',comrr"--
,,u '","" "ul" lU' the Co,,lluon.
wealth, tiansmithi g a statement of the affairs of
1. ii . i .
me i loomsiiurg iron i Miipaiiy the annual Re.
port of the l.oaid of Managers of the House nf
Leluge nnd a corn muiiicatioir from C. I). F.'dred
ami S. S. Seeley, printers, illative to the lees paid
for publishing advertisements of Slier ill's wiles.
Any number o! petitions were presented for
,h , fjl , N, lh
'
I'lanrli Canal, and
'io in reiain mi .o suojens nererotore mentioned
'h's eorrespondcni e.
Judge Longst ruh, was in Philadelphia yes-
ter.l av, on his wav here, when the Vn- ;,'Mr,
wii; be , rgani-.. d and proceed . br.srneCs The
..i n ,
IT"'n,": " , ,Mh' ' ' ttl rl" now s,
he made. More in niy next,
Ii f ipicllully isC.
RtroRTEK.