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THE tEmocitAr
e. a. lIIIPSTEAD. Editor.
Iffeatirese r .3l•vember 30,1
Oottaailts will re-assemble next Iffort-'
day fora abort siasion, which will terminate oh
the 4th Of Men* The. EresiditiVe Meifiaia
lo m p ro b a bly braised to both So--lasil on Ae~
day, and we 401 reach us by ThiliWdailiC
,whioh sit nt r innin
ilatraiklEateas:l4;iodi in our regular edition
es menu the thee* felkiwjrig„ , It, will im- .
thebtedlphos*73eepet*t, drain — en:omi
we 'Witt our frii* will give oitt;la-
gui4e , Ofllce is the title 'of is
book which leseltuit, been published in Phila
delphia for the *nefit o't the TeAoritd! It
) selli Tepidly. - -
Aar ! A tiii6its for, ?oit office ifipliesrits!
Armin tip iked irinted at 'this' ofce , gia'easyl
_ .
gristql rfaTc, or the -ColuMbia
Dement (fortstO (Jf the Lnserhe DeMpaiit)
'seisms tv like aw* editorial _taArse very 113 ueb ,
eieept oer opPofti,en !Al slavery-extension, or
in other two*, gr,r Wilmot Provispistn, which
be muds as 'heresy, 'and 'treats with
abant - as much'c) , ntntnely and scorn as he lay-
Med - spot" the Tariff-of !1846. 'two Years ago.
We trireelf recirit that circumstances cause us
to differ upon 'the questionof slavery ;bat
so
it da:Wwdlre mtiit bear' with each oilier as I+.
OJT inepon adrocate what we bc !
Bowe tele rig, A AIM WOO OS WO did when Coll
Tate was gapposiltg anttabusing us for suppore,
ijg 41; '46 l'ailik-atid we tidal our party io
it hie amity has kendsomely 'untamed ns.
letegai . a chcsisiki,t p differ with us, we cannot
/GIP it, but mu4 .: console . ourself with the re
%dim that tholfiture • must belike the put
'4"'" mnsi sgai n come over
, tilys if wo again
'get together 7 jail is mor n than probable.
Make - dull 6 4 Face the Music.”
The New Yogic Evening Post, Tribune, and
other paper", as discussing "the propriety of,
forcing the question of slavery-extension to an
issue daring tiM next scuba of Congress.
Were we toetag.e in this controversy, we
should oppose Mfe: h S. movement, first, because
of a want of tim4, as the session will be a short
sue; second, fieciaiise.it would be ineffectual,
-the President heffing, advertised his determine- ,
tin to veto any bill centaining - the Wilnantj
_A , r4 . rit; and thi p „ , brixise, the Taylor, party'!
1;410 . 004 t4miliprzpions of Tree
soil, we should I , itiviie by all I..eans putting
' their profeesiontlie test c anffmaking Gen.
Taylor " face thi m usic," to either sanction, or
disapprove the Jestriction_ of slavery. This
Mopes Of policy 'jeans to us the best Air Demo s
,40,44 to IldOlits so far as we know, it is
misereany_acquiesced in by "free sod" Dem
.ostuta.. The li‘hige, with the most of their
10111111111, -kso,#. r are bitterly opposed to Ode
147, ar wit tips expected. They-know u
weD as other& *at ,it is a delicate question to
tawilett. with, a 4 that they have no reason to
hope for the co-toration of their President and
'hi southern finds in •the passage of such - a
Illessure. Thet feel likewise terribly fearful
that unless it 4' be disposed of by the present
Coivwo, their #trageons-frauds upon the peo
ple pending thd late election will be exposed,
end-held up to 4 . . merited indignation and it
„ ration of the*liole country, Hence their
lOtOdelnese bOtiAR the Democrats talk of
Mng their pr woos , and their intense anx
iety to from *ugh- the issue before they
corm into posiekor' otherwiii:evade it. This
is perfectly - nafaral-L-self;pimierution is the
y has in it
ft:Alai of natge. ..Sespon:sibifit •
something awfully terrific to the, -
air - 1 The, n O - roir o abet ; the Irishman In
Honesdale twm,,, , iinns ago. was named . Joe De
witt, The Tri4msn's name was Patrick' Mad
den.i The fa . :that three murders bare been
• committed 1-I't la sixteen mica of Hooesilale
.(two in Way county and one in Carbondale)
=since the eieenion of Bell in October last, is
- isther an eqni4cal argument for the advocates
. 4411liaa expedierky of Capital p un i s i merjs c
.. • , ,
Apir"Time f4dyqoamel among the different(
elements -of th? nevi Taylor • party,' nimily.
14Iativit and IndePindenia, - gnei:pn
InrimmilliOg r6 o 4 . in • 'Orli and into Mt
wary day. The Whi,rwingiseld a grand fes
tival in Pladilybinon: Friday might
ecninsentoritiot of Fold - 7vrlt's birth-day,. to
which not an itarsvidui dings'was
invitid,. and . becoming Optima by tbe
aright, ease in timskativist Asps with a
'lain* bitter test, sad - dually wound of_ by
holding *an celebration id Third-st.
dill ti‘• saie i r4 -
deri s a L a I The 0 945",ia AL!' incl.! on labia
dot at,kiestOod'it "Pilo
• Ur.
xrlllS Oflint: 641 , 11 . 1)311t A risigie t ite
al greater sajclitY Agi agolie
Th 11 . 4 1 1 r 46 1 4 004 # 77 al
- 11.4111616.*=.1314.rmi5s
,Tioxa.latim;•4 7lollBsl t li4D .m .
esic,4l - 11.114 imajoWtro,flqu iliey. 8.
assie,giviii* - I!"igr t the)4,Pitcn To*
iiiiiifilt:i - --11 - LeiktoOlili: 2l 4 ;
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sa r ik : iri b,c all o a -,i
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it iii• moil* 4 -ALMA . 03L,"litney ALLA
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citar #l
umhx ,i ii. 1 .- 431ret , pec e s of
gag ; 4rei4siasikt!* rill at , ' Cilita,, 44 ,
Tey , 4's::" ':
, iicti*iitojitlisP4M„ d'' , l4., Ilii
em ,' . , A t il ;Int) t 4edtba :„ - . OW lad
pe ' xlag4s!td. 0, n 441 'still! am iii so by tha t
con 4 f pus4oll bb his ipeciagfrie4 ina con .
1 sciONOefiliWE:474, l
,4,4 liii(oo4 'mi. Y' 1f
.
diapbsition orthealaver s y question,
agitates and corm:Lbws the political
upon which be bas been made by hii
wjw testkit*uthernand a ,souther
r
than an insuperable, esAs
and imaisigivit • u he
.may, be must
disappoint and offend either the one
tlierniViti l oribe Other. The talk isto
PrOnPS!s"'• 1, , ku4 settlenients "of thl
satisfactorily ,to seetions," soh
einoe the election of Tailor, the resort of some
of the " Taylor.and-free-soil". presses, is all
'llhe'er,:senseless farrago, betniying a disposition
ou,the.part of the triuMphant party to stave
ofr, tie question entirely. and only resorted to
no for the purpose of letting down public ex
pectation and anxiety as •gradually nd imper. .
cepObly, possible: lint it is tf no use.
The) , have got, to brook Abe qoestio , and that,.
too,lin a direct-and special manner. • Public
see invent and excitement have reached 'too high
`-'4lch' - entirely tO be lowered or baffled by
, rtopremises" or, .balf-iray appliances, The
Wilmot ,Proviw his got, to be met by them,
and Gen. Taylor will be crompelled , te " face the
rusk," to sign it, and ceiniequentli cleat and
.1
wage_ the Soutb, or to veto it, and bus equal-.
Ilp'dat`ritu'd and, enrage the,Nortb.
Besides, be will find, other emb rrassments
equally "peculiar" and eq ally u
hedging lip his Way, hid from W
can likewise be no escape. Amonl
ilia reiterated pledges to the effect till
ed; he Will take : the Constitution foi
(and tbireforo frown upon that da
Measure, a U. S . ,'Bank) - ind " set ii
of party domination", that be will f
to, administer the government tiara . 1
party schemes," &e., and make it
prOicribe Ito itiin,..and remove none 1
1
"for: OpiMon's sake." These are
knock prOmises preceding his elec ,
were artflally used by Ilia advocates,
is to tioutt i to his advantage. Op
redeiniAion : of deie pledges, he
found a elamerous - boat of "ultra
pertiettlarly.,the entire herds (and.
is legions) of Whig office Chanters a
niet,"- strewed np and down and i
utrP. TllO struggle to:force hi to " stir
reuder" laaS;:alieady reached an exc ting crisis,
/..
and it promises to become still moreau are even
he shall setillais foot over the thrselhold of the
White Irmiiiel • !-
.',Chen theie is the tariff, which /mill pledged
in Peunsyls.nia to remodel And re d er highly
_ iii
Protective—.—t, hat is. to sak -modify d.... . 5t
that it will take additional millions out of the
pockets of the consuming maims an pat it into
the of the' manufacturers and ristecratie 'l
. .. ,
few,--a pledge, by the way, which I,e will find
even far .mate difficult than might Ibe at first
imagined. to perform, and from th
bility of which we notice already
press are beginning their attempts
him; by coojnring up exoneee, an.
expectation for the fall -ths
istaii7; it ,
.
. 'l'ake it all together, therefore,:s " embar
-1
ressmonts" 74111 be great and-almost not quite
insurmountable. Hedged in,on e, ry side by
every imagirlisble obstacle and inc ity, bow
'be is to reconeile all the 'varied co flicting in
, 1
terests to , . 'eli his favor is pled d, so as to
,retain his sent held upon the e nfidenee of
ilia Amerie# people, and to disap oint none,
is more thanhuman presciencecan comprehend,
Iti . ;. mi , ni. ,
Fla ne ina le e no revelation- hi saying, lis
a 4sterid . g sere even with trimiphapt and ram
; pset Whiggry, Already are his - abettors be
gb4ning to tremble and look blue # they face
thcl prospects before them, in connection with
,Nil lit they
,have promised, and whalt tile
_public
,mind expects. Like .one just recovering from
tins delirium of intoxication, they ere now re-
Itqiiing
th their senses, and justly !enough, be
coming liorroi , stricken with their' relation! to
#4 bast and Future. Who won4rs at it ? .
1
f 4 l' .- The if Dark Ciinlier*• 29 . j
The Taylor organ asks, " Howl shout that ,
stcr3r, reported to smite of the dark corners of
Oil county, ;and confideeily belie led by some
till,thePrealdential,election, that JOhnston spas
'not eleeted" lica? How, about it Why, the
atiTY'll nelwa 'to tot, certainly ;, then we
.Wpoi not :4. the doubt:, I lit could' be
tale *Any say to fabliau the Ire
_scheines
of sow Wigs we,know in this panty; that
,theyallghttetnally have promattd it. That
they ttio !)10,1 ig an y einetency ver thought
of jig+ ror*W' 'are, r* ( lnire-4; i B t*
4 0* *k ei g- i 0 1 : .*" d am - 1 12 '1 °D , O i r i g'
ossmy: 'at so
,
MOO sm I seam sod of,:thisive
.
favokite /nig
Orfibecoiste'.
fro - ilios
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iforie:Aki
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Tsylor'i isij
One Cats •
4" timet4 4o ,e.
A littie , .104 ' u tad ';;'o,f bltilis, No- ;
0
vqmbitt ,38#8," written by ;a prol v nihent
Deunilrit, t:ivibii l o MI. ,i'f,ed it 0 4 4 626 ' 1
psi hnifel:4o4ellace, 444: "liiii Wif' ! re- 1
fuse Qev i iif.iiigioir to r ktiotto so tibe;'; imo.!
f ....,.. r: • ~il .
carts a Will; bit*" key! ibm w riter , ;even
/igi dij ot i oii
s i„4 meantime.
th:em_ to . e n me,
we aiii leiiilingatireeitt' ieultitad - oago. ',ild ex.
1;
istes4,liviiijf ',iipon4thefOleait ail Ptuck,'
and sleping 'under carts at night.' , This is
the condition, that old federalist,l'ishei Ames,
we beljesie, saidtbe'peeple oright'the reduced
0,1.14 here, we
,have it to a demonstration.
Thes4Whigs must give up their tenements to
the Bemocr, ats, and depart from-these Salt
Riverzegions. We: have exhausted all the sr,
gement' we can muster, but it is of no avail.
:.,
We tell them that they are going to experience
-4
,',goodivrhig times,' for four years to come ; that
they gill have two dollars a day and roast beef,
and nat be compelled to work even for that ;
thit Oure yellow gold will flow in liquid streams 1
throuih_the streets, and all they will have to
do wal, be to step to the doors and ladle it out.
But they won't budge an inch, are deaf to all
our entreaties, and only shako their beads and
; growled matter ' Tyler too l i ' Tyler !top r
Poodievils ! we pity them. •
" (In our way from the landing to the. hotel
Iwo Wiive tripped up at almost every step by
I castilg off Whig arguments, which lie scattered
about over the soil as thick as ' fiddlern in TO
' Phet:l Owing to the immense number of saline
mars4ee in the vicinity, the 'atmosphere }pre
1 1.
4 has ai very 'ancient and fish -like smell.'. We
app4end that the salubrity of the ; air Will not
I be m.nch improved, owing to the danse popula.
i Lion iiisckett into sir sniall a compass!'-
which still
I orld, and
l friends to
face,,will
rent,
inevitably
section of
Loat corn
: question
b is now,
ormenting,
hich there
Leiook out for your Hen-Roosts.
Tip' following mean, unjust 'and-dishonest
parairaph, betraying a sheep-stalling disposi
tion 'll its author, we clip from st Taylor print
in this Congressional District—our readers can
all o 4 them guess what one. Read it apd keep i
yorni - ountenances 'if you cane -
BO the true expression in favor of Free Soil
is gitien by adding the vote for Taylor and Van
Burai together, which make 9508, and gives I
a maority of 3712 against Cass and Slavery
extension in this district.
Ti i iere, reader, did ever impudence, audacity
and dishonesty go further ? The vote fps_ Tay- i
kir, al slav'.holder, sugar. and cotton planter of
Loniana, a man who gave secret pledges to
one Ir. Panniell, a Taylor elector in Virginia,
and,i numerous others in the South, to be
usedlon.the eve of the election when too late
for tljentto reach the north, that he would
posii(vely and, unconditionally veto the Wilmot,
Pro!so; which pledges secured him a large
increitse of votes in the South—the vote for
that turn is the "true expression in likvbr of
FreelSoil!" • What balderdash ! What subli
matA impudence - and dishonesty ! ! Ana then
:,
to ininuate that the vote for Gen. Cam was
the triite for _ . " Slayer; exiensi o .e,' — lr y at,o .21;
max •hf all effrontery, and proves the person
guiltt of it to be base enough to even rob ben
roost or steal :cents of dead nevi's eyes.
Thetis all. .
these are
at, if elect,
his guide
ling Whig
dependent
el " bound
I, "died by
a point to
rom office,
is stereo
ion, which
rich, there
l osed to the
! as already
hip," and
heir name
id " spoils
!l over the,
• 'pie N. V. and Erie Railroad.
Tile following from Thompson's Bank Note,
Repnrter gives some interesting facts connect- 1
ed with this stupendous work, which arc worth
tranieribing into our cokfmns. That the road
will :)e completed to Binghamton by the first ,
of January, as intimated below, ie no longer a
a mater of doubt or speculation. The track
is alteady laid 95 miles of the distance between
Binghamton and Port Jervis, and the residue
ott4 distance is so far advanced as to render
it cettain that the cars will pass over the road
everilbefore the commencement of 1849. Too
mutili credit cannot be awarded to the company
andfs - agents and employees for the indomita
ble energy and perieverence , they have display
ed iu hastening its early completion:
Desiring to know reliably the -condition of
the mad, and feeling bound to lend our bumble
oba4tel of information for the benefit of all, we
acceOted an invitation to accompany the offi
cerslpf the Company to Port Jervis, distance
198 it iles from this city, and 74 miles from Pier
-
moot passing through Ramapo, Goshen ,i and
Middletown, and with everything we saw we
werii much pleased. The bridge over the Del
, owaie three miles beyond Port Jervis is rapid
ly finishing—by January the road will be
lopened to Binghamton, 127 miles beyond
Port Jeriis, and 226 from this city. In the
.fall•ef next year, say October, another section.
(froitt Binghamton, to Elmira, 68 miles,) will
be+ned, and, from thence to Corning, (20
-milea,) by December 1849. • •
responai
the Whig
to relieve
preparing
inevitably
good port,iop of the grading beyond Corn
ing is done: It will, however, require most of
1850 to reach the Lake.
Ttlere are to be two 'enlisters! roads one
&mit Seneca Lake to the Erie, 17 and
onkfrora Bath to the Erie, 28 milem- Tbeae
braiinbes- throwing s s fiiegbt and passengers on
the*rie Railroad will be important. •
'f he financial condition of Zompanyinay
be summed up u follows:
Stook of the Company (old massy) abose....iceoo,ooo
Stm4A r sold sad 2500 000
Ott* ipielkedaiu6 .....
- 1
~ Taw esmas. ersoo,soo
Against this we set down tbe . Boai, its Dn 2 l
poll,. 80 Loconsodvei - ,25 PisaeniOr Cats, 500
Prekbt Crain, and 2 Ifsentnhoati. Tbillwilroisd
4
irci
_—morn Alan endigle to lay thi road - to
ir 60 ta,- is all paid Tor. ' r.
*nit lOti the par of the -4 newn . stock at
six pe r of siii per cent. ii'reanlirly isig;and"
on Old after ofimmy coming , she "old .'t
itailk.FP, Oy solution of the Board, be placed
bilii*naulS f Ling.:, The bonds of the Coro-,
pa*
have 20' ears fs sin, at 7' per cent., with
iimiitio —dim yaps of tinfinter
****island-'ilth the clOSEptraler of, the'
liiiiii;aidAil ii i bl i f elfea.ii.N.ri-TPA slit,
#?: 'pew* i'!-1 1 1:i4 6 illPlinjrNis ain
kr _ - 7# l &. ol o4,`l,:#'4 l !‘e i ri, :tit
44i i ii,... . 1 , 4 , 114 ° le qt t S rs i, ' ' ' . :. -°:.--
4 1
i a l bs ZT llo ,,li& "!lt.
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---'• 'Piet - I'llislebtltepet; oftswid ii-
PrOmlion&
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i:usi
This nees **reek ~. , relc,ele,-
ed by the poliiicii!ans l ind tetpress, b 4 Tl}T
lorites mad apTayiii:itekw,4*nch.l l o,
earnestnless. ilittojii , e toisp inososl Gen. TlY
lor's adyliseri:is* matter pr ofound4 r
and specinlatkur. The N.i.Y.(M4ir, thelsiv:it
Paper, it el4iilthatispoki of i Teyloifor the,
PreeideleY , 40* thi following Cabinet,
i willeee n e; is tke 'riir - we miwitittne ... d
two weeks sieig,''asliiivingleci !iiatufe'Vp!!'hY
the Whip gamesters at Washington in.the early
"p4rt,ofthe canweign—Tttititolt:Taylor'sknowl
edge or onsent : .or .
a c
1
"Critenden, of Ky., Secretary of State;
Evans, f Me., Secretary Of. the Treasury ;
King, o Ga., Secretary of
the Navy; Bell, of
Tenn.,, ecretary,of War (ranger, l of N: Y.,
Postrn ter General; Chbate, of Mass., Attor
ney General." , i ,
The Washington correspondent of the True
Sun varies this a little,anci gives the following
as the West Washington g4sip upon the sub
ject :
. ,
"See etary of State, 3tri i Crittenden ; See-
retary f the Treasury, An, rew Stewart, of
"See
raL ; S cretary of War, 3lri John Bell ; Sec
retary
f the Navy, Mr. Kkig, .of Ga."; Post
master
"General, T. Smith, -of Ct. ; Attorney
General", Reverdy Johnson, Of .lid."
The 'lVashington correspdndent of the isl. Y.
Journal" of Commerce, a Ta""
yfor paper, makes
the folldwing revelation, whibh; after all, may
be near 'r right than either Of the foregoing :
"It.. generally believed iamong Gen, Tay-
lor B fri nds that he will obtiin the services of
his fold riend; Mr Crittenden in the Cabinet,
Ulm ca ; and that Mr. Orietei i iden, beingiired .
. r.
of his Governorship, will accept either the
State epartinent or the lttorney General
ship. , tis tt.beresurned lalso that Senator 1
Truma Sirdili will reeeivb ,An incitation to al
" place i his Cabinet. lir..,Sinith has just been!
elected for _ six years to the y. S. Senate, "which!
perhap he may prefer to offce. ..,
l i bo
" It s also universally cOsiderecithat 'either
Mr. A tt ;Lawrence or ' t 't r. George
,Evans
will "bn offered the Trees ix Department,—
probaldy the former. I hti, e reason to believe
that/Gen. Taylor would.w" ii to sem° tli3 ser
vices of his son-in-law, Cpl: Jefferson avis,
"near hiM ; but Col. Davis naving been re-elect
ed toteh Senate, may not ; ish too Ato the
Cabinet, and can be eminen IY useful to Gen.
1 Taylor as a Senator. ~ i ' ",.: - - '
1 - Among the Southeiii" littiosspoken of
as likely to receive overture . ihr higVoffiCe, are
Mr. Holmes and Gen. Gad len, Of,"s."::C t , and
Messrs; William Cost Joh scin - aria qteverdy
Johnsu ,of Maryland!' ' " J .,'
1:1)
.-#1":1'
-Col. - via, our, readers e'
.well- e..welLaware, is 'a
thorou h-going, inflexible eroricrat, andaripe
States an. Being son-in;- wto Gen. Taylor,
l and on 'the most intimate' t rots witb.Thim, it
i would indeed be a marvel pre he not to exer
cise a potent influence evethe incoming
whether me er of the Cabinetll"
or not.
, .
•,,..Nesirs. Holmes and Gaditden are botlialso
riemocrats, although bcin4 ultra pro-slavery
men, they supported Gen. I Taylor, regarding
him as'" with the South" o the slavery 'qucs- '
lion. ..and as posses,iog, " VO' pledge., that he
would promptly veto the \Nl'mot Pioviso."
Sho'lid either of these men beccoie-membersr)f
Gen. Taylor's Cabinet, we will risk "ultra
Whigi.ry."
g",... It is really amusing to witness the ex
' cessivel felicitation and hurraing of the Taylor
ites betlausc they have man , ged to stumble into
power through a division n the Detnocratic
.party. Such a victory, eve though a niinority
Hof nearly two hundred tho'i.land votes -in the
nation, is indeed worthy of I:idaral exultation..
Let them hurry and shout, i i t is so s eldom they
'get a chance that we'don't 'wonder the Whigs'
uosv carry their felicitationsi to sucb an intern
.
perate excess. "Every dog Must have his day,"
and upon this principle th almost intolerable
croaking of tins Register-thin, which is still un-'
,abated, must, be tolerated. 'i.
geo. It is announced tit a petition is in
circulation among the mer4hants @ f New Or
leans, favor of Samuel J. t'eters, of that city,
as Secretary of the Treasurj. If it is favora
bly received at Baton Rouge, farewell to - Geo.
Evans and the Tariff Of 1842 !
Ea3T. We have no election returns of conse
quenCd later than we gave last week, and noth
ing to materially vary the repOrts we then
gave.Tbe result in the several States will
stant., 1,
as we chronicled it week before last—
Tayloo,s states, With 163 electoral votes, and
Cass 5 states with 127 electoral votes LS
Tree st tes and 7 - s lave states voting for Cpss,
,
8 slav . states and 7 'free. states votingfor
.. Tai GT and free-soil." • • _ ' i
Taylor's aggregate majority over Cass irtithe
nationls set
,down at 135.000. Tan 'Burn's
entire loote will vary but little from 300,600
so that Taylor isa minority President,•after;all.
to the tune of nearly 165,0001 This does,not
speak ery favorably of his " availability," Amt
rairerl bows bim - have slipped into. *ice
thron a breach in the 'Democratic rankt.—,
Agr t sristory, ,is it not ?
Squeethlg, oat, a ; Barra..
. . -
The Eimton Argots perpetrates, all of iluifol:
lowing: —.- 1 -,,. . .) .„ I
Hitinirttuitai!! Or,n CARS I t inniPTl•
ANTI , Van Bites licked out of hie Booth I
WU here nisi the -Van Burenites and " they
are outs" - :We bave literally logged them
.. ho , foot and dragoons" and defeated. themin a state in the Union: ' Generates)" will
Iti
bare iijoitY of -it leait 327 - eleeteratiotes
ri l
over be' " . .Buffaltf- platform." Glory' . 4inigh
for o eyeur t• ,; ; r; -.. ~ ~ i .
' W : thought ire could
s neezeiq ahntiallit of
the. - tion soinewimte. ',
• , , 4 f
...",
4 ZAT:•6OF 810 iL'''A SlPfir-S*lo Of 1
ii!Fio ;unprecedeattd - arreritY, and'; ' ' - eivevill
for t .sitsinitiflgieyeai, iiigitaii pTi v qgg.,
sand ..° l O 4l '* 1 ... 1 -P. a - /fil i', l * 'irk ir 'g
cille
wadi ' l 'itil4l4 - 'llevenilm: 4m* Tail . 7 ill,
foot PAU; * 4711 4!--Ni l 4,!,
__ ,4 9 0 1 . .. l!"'!"., s
gra deeper. At Worceitir, Mut, Williiri!,,,
, • i
were mpeded for several hours. - .
- /Ac° 3 e*: 0, 13 40 :,4 .-: Irai rr s #4,s,
111 44 1 1 . ' l l - 1 - ' -'1
* . ,,iii: v iii n *T4piiil'l t neOtifii ' ' in
telliericia liat-i;'Jttlgs :' , .11,04.5t1:0's h th,
;
what lidgiwip,A4 lid. iiit . ..Vii.i We rn
1 in'totrel jptOmber, jit irapidliiing. ii: :'
1 'Beni - Cla did ' t 'rote fOr' Tailor: a, tbe
c. , :. . y . y no
:=, • : - .ip
1 21 4,SelsetjolP Cat4e,-= he wi, V 10difP 0 .:
WtOlon'tiiron - der. TN
ce9i"-W 411 would kii;ro felt 4 ao.fi
e shot* th;usklan de
' 11'o'nf l. 'rn - 311Or maS% - ieweit initifirlit ii" -- ='
ent in a state of siege] A committee of W iigs,
• together with multitildes of straggling opee
liunters, are already rephrted en *outs for Ba
il
fo : Rouge-41e iiribre can Well giiesifor•ltat.
SOVTRERY FAlsrOttsst.—At a - large
ing of the citizens, of [the Ogdensburg dig
South Carelink held Oa th,4 6th' itiSt., th
lowing, among othet resolUtions, was
mously passed :
" Resolved, .That !should the WilmotiPro
viso, 'or 'any other estriction, -lie appli A by
Congress to thUterri riei of . the United States,
i
south of 36 deg. 3 min. north latitude, we
recommend to our r presentative in Con Tress,
as the decided opin4n• of -this' portion cf bis
distriit,* leave Ms teat initbat body, and re
turn Rome."
This is what we s quid eidl Southern, fanati
,
" with a ven eance:" We hair) yet to
see or hear of the first instance where any'
Northern man, or assemblage of men, hat been
so silly and foolhaUliy as 'to recommend or
threaten any stroll nileasurcjs of resort frould
the South succeed i" oppoling the rest etion
of slavery ; and we, elle, far the credit the
free soil men that t ey" never will be ' t:y,of
[any such rank folly a d!madpiess. S'out Cato-'
hot-heads May do as thirV, please,. eArrhi
I-
is the .family or retire in. thiir peqvistin a si.as
i for the North it wilt cling ! tothaniq
;strict slavery if it ea; bnt if it cannot;
cling to the Union it 'all events.ct
CISM,
n Pennsylv ;e s reelye,
W 'York EveninglPoS, it Is: . Fi s yepose , ,
the new President !shall enOVE . no
Thaddeus Stevens t'n the e s dEee Pest,
General. Air. s Stevons was 'extremely]
for aen. Taylor at he late election ;
now demanded tia.e be rewarded by-il
the mails the IrnitertSt:ttes at .his in'
We hope that the 611 . Geneirel;Will pathq
ment before granting thi3leforbitant d,
What have the bu=ittess p4•6fth'e' - come
done, what have all the pehlifiir,so;n write
to each other, and Aiho areifdieed by fie ,
tO send them by t. 14 government pr not
at all, done, that Thadde.us:,Stevens sh uld be
made Postmaster Gianeral
• _. _ i •
re r t.f. Thc. W asl+gton ,L•mou pithlitheS a
letter from Clinton,iLouiSitina, received hie day
after election, wilicli contains the folloWink in
regard to the Wilmbt Proviso, and the-Presi
dent, to be, in Mar4l, 1819. I.
"-Gen: Taylor ha l a declared, positively. that
Congress cannot interfere with the quo 'i o n of
't,lnvery in the ~tate fir Terr l yaries, with ut pal
pably riblating the Constitution.; and 'con'se
quently, such an ihterference would vet his
unqualified disapprqbationif he were Pr sident.
This declaration was forced out of him by
his friends in LouOiana, 'who fund hat be
was doomed to lose; his own State, if he did not
' satisfy tbem on this7tender,Subject. Ti inking.
t suppcso, that thei, election wts so tear at
• hand the truth could nos the librthern
States in tune to injure his vete there, i4ore es
peeitilly as it is sought to, be suphrcs4.4 only
so far as it is thou4lit serVicable here, Ile came
out with the truth." • - t
ArvlCE.—The S..Y. Journal' ofroinincree
eloses a chapter of a!deice to ; the Tailor party
with the fulloivinglsuggeations: P
i
" If we woo ca e
lt v d to a consultation on the
present ease of the higs, ive•would slayi. /et Mi.
1
tariff alone ,--exee, t. •prehans_ to Su stitute
specific for ad' valor' in duties on iron,
.ial two
or three other: artides, where specifici duties
nperdte mosrsevere ~ Db nothing. with the
Sub Treasury, ex ept to extract its / 'Apecic
clairs;--Never me ition ;a National Bank
except to repudiato l it. Bp very taiidtirate in
vour plans of river land harbor .improv4ments.
You will be very , mitch teteptetthere; a(4d very
much exposed; Your safety lies ini etimpara
tire inac tion.. Boort urge old Zack to ; ive all
.
'the appointmehts to your own men. but le con
tent that others slould share the •spei.s with .
them. Don'tsoil your hands with Prep Soil
isin. there is no need of having any /trouble
about that matter./ A 14tle wisdom dud for
bearance will :put everything right. te free
soil party will then die a natural death. 1 Peace
to its ashes." - ,
Death of enerat Kettrae.
Our readers will earn, with regret, the death
of Brigadier-Gener I Stephen Watts Kearney,
whp died at St. Lo /0 on, the Ist inst., after a
brief butt painful ill,ess. The follewin sketch
of h L is life we copy if row, thh Eveiting:Billletin.: ,
No officer of the, army stood highhc,imthe es
timation of his fellow soldiers, or the ...euntry
geherally, Gerteritlic.eafttey was bora - n New
arkill,New Jersey, about the year 1793, rid was
thus in his 55th year a t he time of 1i 'death.
He entered the. army, as Lieutenant, i '.1.81.2;
fought•at; Qaelinat4iva; and, served through, the..
ig
war with, credit.: . Be „lasi Made al'lahrin
1824, a Lietitenan ' Colon el ih"18'33,4 . full Col.
1836, and a full . B : adier.:GePetta iu . -$46,=.-.
t y
IEII abilities' as a'A etician • 'were, i!,oiixii klp4ged
Ito be ve4auperio , and li"!y.;i.beontrojuoptly
iide"na . fi of . .,,y . O Over o rnetit,in dirk Ingiand
ir
iinproirinkl,he eav ' ar Of ihiseei!
;., ' .
" When the war itb Acidic) t401e,0 t; den.
kearneYlwas sele ct ed kv#Pri'iPeni 613bui
mend thaexpeditni against New -; co' and
California. 3 E B - 11 :Ph .. o !!leae..dis4 Prov
inces was said!' , ty : . oailad ~an 4,... *rally
Imo
1 / 1
executed,.
,The , l .lil l. ..:4lgage n .lon ,iin,the
river Gih; with:th, superior iorefkof th etiftiY,
and the ituppressi ' of , tbet;iol;,PlP 06 3 ,iitive
populati n, estab lishedll_character salad - able
coalman er in." # l A•sitle ,field, inik :itiOt j9.(li-
I! ,
crone military gii einci.H Ria iltAir,. 4.i.he
United Piates• shit the. Olistipit4. f ieior
in -thepioiif ' ' ''''' -Ai itk.l 6 o l ;i 4 ii , *# 4, 4e
bias eve
has ova* .:: ' -- ""kritlinle
..
.of respe4t, azeo
were, alall
There,
catift4l Of
*125,000,000. SP"I
{~®
i •
- --:'.' -' ilL_ : _:/1110011.• ~ ,'-- - : - 'iv, , ,, ,
Di! ckylipt . 4o . griiiii '?c . iik - s7lit)Mtrue.,:::Tiiir j a w,
thristainiVS*o4,
.4 01 11 1 1101.h*vid. 'and itittevy
'4` noPe**o - ikaaa. ' Thist*Oiftr!ot The Ga m .
at
el" Bleii6;*', -Vblch Oa.' hid ei?Ore paiert of ths pg.
er,ja toii :zipia most sphitedurouil ,sagurris g w‘
diveist* it *tare is the Cotter. Saturday Nigia—.
Marge 41 4 tsiri 4victare oflifelike Interest and beauty
` ,, f—lise coirritiiat'lLlsslng Party. and s hundred other
~ ,
Merry ilkisoit.whicb we bream) roots to particul ar ,
te. Alt4iati4o is by far the:bezi pictoral abset ever
i , ek
, supd fiii 0)6 41rotber Jonathan Preis. A 121 cast
1411 e resits 14rstletter to Wilieu.& Co., 15 sprat.
street. New York, will ensure a 0 47 by mall Ton fgr
one dollar.
•
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on our tablet:n*lmo or tour weete utraWag awopporti ,
ezindie the'etti' tintlintonmielle'ef the
volume of this I ,eT.itellent .CLueeterli;,i plte the two pre.
ceding page ar N e oe, fili t e ;W wi hte th - n p iti r e4e t e: 6 6 t tizo heillr4t
u N j o e t i l ! in 1 t8. 01
rating and m}tterofftact artfeleey any magazine re
'quarteey'erithWhiehl are aeqweinte' *Owlet, e,
Wells PiNiih 1311Nasinit etieek 'Tama; It
•
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trict,
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MI
POOR' MADLY Whig pa
dy on ."Oh • i
" I had a dream tbn l ether tki4ht,hirhe . o aus around 'ow
y • • 41: .
din. •
•
I thought . l . !ar.Old Kinderhook, tflEviig down Mg kik
A cabb4iittOp mas in hi, mono, the tear mae } A w l
Say. north alid "'Loath, hat Akan
er • r
4. Vali ; he's . et' 6o — fnittils." ' '
. .., , 41 _, .
0--ror , Facts?
we finai A'l n - tha braid a - iiisteriois
e c titis?la lit' - ''' ' '
paragraph. ~, ~ s. . , . very po mum fe r ment .
bers 411.3 pipe440,4144-,nlique 'which floated into
power in,;thni •• - jirt . • ntt riiolution in 1840, Ind con
tinued in*titin'ittitifit , eneeeeded , in proita.
ting'cti . n.',',,liOilliin!ri*Atitiniitrittio'n, in - rfew -.
weekii`ii;flithitli*,,lfterlii' iharigiiration.- We
t ri
wide ' tand l itiiifilinise 4 . , i4bAiinophere are bu r r
110 4 ,; :7 , i i lr :' . iiiiiirs,''4o4llhave - beiti layint
00, nit 'l4 s': it veliniitiaiii. - lir‘ - , tact,
reeet ci,itin iiiiiiitioii,-0 some which
.they tate
laidi l i ':'nertittn - districts,- snit ins feirginys Int
llnin'Sive tan: intelligenenlif • theirinitetnents
Out-with t'e truth. Let is hear it: , •-•-•
' - • 11,
Arklval of the Cambria; -
The Catbria arrived ite‘i'l 7 :oo: on lit...
i urdav withibne week's latei, nerve, which is of
•
s. , ine impo Ililt C.
t --re-
31 the
that
MEI
ME
Affairs in ,Ireland are unusually : tranquil.
Nothing new has transpired - in relation to the
convict Patriot' , since-out last:trvieeis. A . :
The chwcra ttl . lngland,_cotland and oh the
.„, .
Continent i s assuming a morealarming aspect.
No less than -CGS cases, 24 1 3 of them fatal, and
171 of the It esidue , still., int doubt, . having oc
curred in Edinburg, whilst, in Hamburg. 'and
Dantzic more tlian'4ood* c&.§e:, , ,, '2OOO ! 4 them
fatal, hasej l 'occurred. In London it isaapidly
on Ille . .inctiease, as well as iln arrionsittb*iit. %
tions 'of Etrope:. - '. t' - r .. ' ---'
Vienna..ias-at length' eapittilatedaftetiliege
of thany - Oys;'and - a friihtinl bombatdmencof
48 hours.
1 ' The Franch Assettillay 44V41 finally pain's:4la
ConstitutiOn, and 1 eierytOng • connected- Iriili
c
app s 'Yrealiiii
i the goyern,nient and the eking „., ,
... •
tial electich goes on iwimnii ly. Artiong tie'
candidatei':.at' PrinceLlitfi ':lopOleclieg - e -A n.
Ca.vignoc,iled-rn Rollin and, M., tatn.iricie:
'The flint darned, it-is thought, stands the best
' chance of itteceis.' .. - I: - ' .1 - - '-. .”(
native
MEI
utting
333 M
a inn-
19111
' tuuity
'letters
EMI
'Lir I;' ~
Berlin has narrowly . esepeli a airntlar -
,catas
trophe to that. of Vienna, in consequence of the
resolute opposition of the
, King_ of Prussia to
the progreis of. reform aml the new ,ortiei of
things. - V ... ,
The State,,Me4sia.turc.`‘•
The prueeetdings of the next Legiitlaturegire
promise o 'bein g - 0f... unusual' interest:- lilt
la t ituditteion notions ;of the governor •on the
s , thjett,t of4turreney and corporations, the pecu
liar- relation of-parties in the two
. : ,houses, the
forty-fotir;bank applications for.....cluFtersaid
re-charterS,..the various -wind schemes; for ob
taining marmiacturing corporations, theprojeet
of legislatingf;ont the canal board;t• the, election
of Ut S. Senator, deli 'all 'are"caletilatid
to enlist the public attention. in' an extraordi
nary degr4e. ~ The prosperity of our State Aid
country, ,4d,the rights,an 0. liberties of Our citi
zens, will tog. more or less niTected hy the course
pursued U t 43 n.these important subjects.
DDemo; r tswill everywhere watch with in
tense anxirytthe - determinations -of their fifty
membert-ofthellinrie - of - Representatives. - On
their'firmiess they rely s foi'saft‘ty indlyrotte
tion, unit ithe;prespr4t'infatmition,hos,pas sed
away„,un
~ e altu.refl#etion'iM'sresuuieOts influ
ence- iri,tlio public rotrof.-(;keystone,_ {
•)tr.'• ' eft tOR - tll A.' tele,graphie, despatch
from Neteprleins,' ler 'the', I4tb, amodunees the
arrival thttri3g...Mr_ t :Clifford,,our ministerfrom
3lexico. I 'kw 'is . accompanied by ; Mr.. De .1.4
Rosas, th4' new minister from Mexico to the
United' Sttkisl=- - IVasif dizion. ' ''' I '
Gen. 11010kwas'born in Virginia, Royce:.
her 24tkt 1784;'and,was . 64 rears Old en the
24th inso. - 11erii the oldest eicoptPfl, anises,
of all - AY Preiiilerits'at the time - of ikeir elec
tion 'ai tlie' follinii tbl ' will sbilit'f` .'-
1. Washington, 57 7., Jackson, 61 -
2. Johii:'*datris, 61 3. Tin Bttt"ens '''. 54 '
3. Jeffeiimii; - 57 9: Harriiiiii, ' 67
I
4. firgis,in. ;' '' 57 'l6: Tyler, ' " 00
5. lienio:k;', - --'' 57 11.: Polk, " ,' ,49
$
6. Joh4l.4clit;ss7'. lf.l. Taylor,.l l l „ ~
.04
' The-avirige.of the aboVe ages - ia s trt 7,1-
years ; irid it As• is ' ottrjoes circus es. a t
five of our twelve Presidents h av e . ter,ef . e
age of "Wit' the ; 'ef iheirefeetien l r.
1 i
r l . j i,
! . 1
"r•
rison wis - f Aloiplaot t, bolt,
„rest - tie - p .- 4 :0a 4,
the you .t.,,,iii4lneleoteil.,, , ~- , ...f „- t , s
' `,i' ' -i i6 - ' g a i ii - ' ''
'A ifile pp sr ei v 3 „ A:F . I)AI' a gie
IqT,.Piiiii4)l.4s4-is in. alOgliilid4.oiit 0, fir
A., , payage to bearer, far dateil AKA, 1 6.
11 it.
It -ma 0-,eignatoreszo t h e ,presf ij ,
the i are 'retty good *Mations. 'I -
Colf Bilito iCtd-ailirrp Oen: Tay1640101 . 0-,
tot.; on ,o ttro to believe ilsOttAtirg
CommeTcfal4efikitil; baie!i'skleiti'diel
ca bi n it; r ti
.......,--_...___
D;:--11Weiirthe Eseptelhiler numbiltef aali
mate Jaffna" says tha , sOtpetrewili explode,
whon m01444 - ,wio 5w,.410,p 1. 00#7 , niat
:
ihelpikt . iv:York firo.'!l , «,,.=, c{:-
-` k',
illir- MAW - * 0 4 k.te 0.4; #:, -. ,
3:11110kA0Y1,14r00-4.gititAt: 4144,.8.
Piiirose r p** lll l4 o MOOtt 10** klatAl•
e.vi a11e0 3 404 1 .-Irt A0141 2 % 4 1"
Viliiip , ita.4.-U ' : , -Offiki
Seistiiir - .. - 1 • 1 ''" '
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