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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-17
FROM THE NEW YORK PAPERS.
LATES L FROM ENGLAND.

The packet ship York, Capt. DE Cost, arriv ed
pit New YoTk,on Tuesday, from Liverpool which
Vp6ii che left the 18th of Fec BY this arriy al
we have received London papers to the 9th.
jIoyds List TO the 23d, and Liverpool papers &
Prices Current to The 25rh of Feb, all inclusive
The King WAS almost free from the govt on
the 23d OF Feb.
Lord Liverpool continued to improve in health
Mr.. HuskIsson was better.
The Agricul'urIsts in ClonmeI pet,ioned the
House of Lords on the 23d OF Feb praying pro
lection in the event OF any alteration being made
10 the Corn Laws.
Petitions continued to be presented by the Catho-
lies praying to be relieved from existing dissbil-
GREEKS s. TURKS From this quarter we
nave not the usual quantity even of rumours s.
The Austrian Observer OF the Sth Feb confirm.
the account Of the insufrectIon Ii vadia but az
firms that the pretended victories are mere Skin
inishes, in which Of their detacbrnents mi
even beaten. The Turks have not abandoned thu
siege of Athens, as reported, but have left de-
tschmeDt which 10 not sufficient TO hinder the
Greeks from introducing provisions and relief
Fabvier is there with 800 Of bis men. The Den
uiiss of Hydra and Spezzia, the ColoctroDis and
/, Dsgaunis, still refused to 60 10 the General A..
bemhIy at Egina.
CORN LAWS.
Ia The House of Commons on The 23I of Feb
Mr.. Peel stated that lie had received letter from,
hrs TT. Hon friend the Secretary Of Foreign Al
saiss, relative TO the Corn laws. In conside,stin,
nf the long indsposilion Of his friend, the con.jd
GRAFTON Of the subject was postponed to Thursday.
Isi Of March.
The Catholic Question was postponed from the
l,t 10 the 5th March.
The Avgsburgb Gazette contains letter which
mentions that Capt. Hastings, commanding the
Pefseveenee steam boat, had destroyed two TURK
sh scbooners; attacked Cbos, cannonsded and
riined the fort OF Tschesme on the sea side. and
61Tnt Az small Turkish vessels that were IN port.
LONDON, Feb a.
We have just received by express, the Paris pa
psrs OF Thursday, and the Eioile, dated Friday.
letter ace mpssyIng the express say:
The per cents al quarter past remain Of 6of
srliers.
Columbian at S7f BUYER, 50 SELLERS.
Soibing doing.
The news IN the Esoile is stelegrsphic despatch
srrived to-day.
paris stock exchange, Thursday evening"
Five per cents l9lf 25c Zoe 25c 3Oc Csc 20c
&c, per cents GSf sOc 75e s5c sOc s5c: Ba"k
stock le90f; Rentes de Naples 74f GOO: Rsr,ss
n313- Royal Spanisb Loan ssf ia.
~~S~h va t-oB
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wM b. GILES.
GREAT RACE

E1c1nOnH,
liz most interesting Race ey.,x n ~ Tia. IInit S.,
os.. T, probably he run at Treethn The 10Th c M.y
~ more fc already surscrheT $500 Zach MAY ar a.,
W "e added to the Jockey Glib Purse Of 1000 The *
M ny'sse' ee''t-. those may ron for I've -
go 10 Sey t,"o "a re, ars Wn u. JohusOD Bs.fy Cav
" ~ w. " yhne' J''. NJ H.t., jas J. Harrison.
-"t H''es over n's course, val ocunence IN the % Tues
'l 10 'itJ1 f"d ,oat,nut dty a. usual:
500 SO '''' "l'ie ueAu emu ahet
"a ny Pfor'ieio,'' Purse mile heats, $500
% day jockey Club Pufse, uiis haas 1850
~ nAy' fot stake, sinslt m'le neat, 500
he 'uoieotT calculates 'un the order Of IN.
'u 50 ahH fied tie nuober ct hf horse. that are IN
sr'nf ahi TIE great Race tsi be iun on the Jocke
" u); b' there vii be the Created number Of person
tsI SEE! al Race Vfgha. tie suhsr rbpr will d. ", IN
VII 0 ""o MA! ''' i'tt-
u iheto VIII b. cfJed for sale At 10 O'clock 4. me
itf o" the morning II the I'd dsy's Race sor Mares
m 81 ine oe', blood, and the sub.crber recommends to
'- VINO WEN 70 huy 10 aeud who wish 10 dt,po.e
'i soJ to'i,d Hyfss. n O.. o, Cgl. IN hin H. w. , '
maSt a. IS likely thee VII be pc IN, mere tom ey-ty
f'i. p! 'ns Union J. 81. SELDEN, Proprietor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-17

Upper MississiPPt TRUE. On Thursday The
s!h instant the Steamboat InJisns, j. Newman
mas'er' lett tbs port. With full freight, abou,
~ esoIn aud 100 deck passengers, for the Fever
River Mines. At no former period. oye hsl;S,s
has an equal number Of persons been sIlured h, -
prospect Of gain to this section Of country. which
promises to sustain intercourse highly sdykars.
gses. to ~: Louis. OuI beet wishes f4r The
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-17

Information Tally receive fom e,vt norton
OF the commonweAlth, authorise he declaration,
that the peo.ie remain unal'crsbiy welded u heir
Old candidate. Indeed II could GOT be other
nise thea proverba, s,eadinsss OF chsiactee
infiexihlIty OF purpose, and fixed republican prin
ciles are UNREASONABLE pledges oil their ndeli,-
TO him, While he u tsns the charac Ell he doe.
rhsy ever can aband The u,sn, ho ia the
darke- urs OF the contest with G,es, BGi.i .
braved III. iacien-ncy o. The seasons. and At the
he & OF loops .astily collected. AID ndifrer enl,
equipPej, me- and conquered her wei. disciple ed
army beio New Orleans The, neve, can sbau
don the man who supper I'd With go much valoo
and 80 successfully, the once denounced, bu nos,
arplav ed war, IN defiance OF ;be reasonable COM
binaiions oil men high in power, who were then
Threatening the disme sbermen, OF the Union No,
they sever can abandon the man, whose life of
de.oion to his country, unchanged republic n
principles, and eminently gifted mind 80 Justly
title him 10 the honour OF presiing over the re
public he mas so often, and so faithfully served,
mere especially al this time, they cannot sbau6. n
him, wheo every hour brings upon its wing fresh
| intelligence Of his growing popularity in every
state in the con.ederacy. Sucn never has been,
and ne er c,n be the policy f P,nnsylvanians.
They advocated him in 1924 as irsemen ush
| upon The sincere conviction, that he deserve he
char occupied BY the beloved Washington
So ardent was their regard for him and 80 large
debt OF gratitude did the, feel they ow ed him, tb,.
they rose sponI aneously and In body 10 suppofi
hia election. With these facts fresh IA their re-
| collections, your committee submit the foilowing
| resolutions:
Resolved, Tha, in the opiuion of this Conven.
ton, General ANDREW JACKSON ls now. =.
| he was al he last electoral lection the choice
OF Penn~yvsnis for tie flee OF President IF the
| Unied States, ami that In the year 1923. he will
as Ger ainis receive he electoral OF ,hs state
| as he did In 1924.
| Resolved, Thai a. want OF concert appears -
exist IN many sections OF the State. as 10 the tim.
OF meeting touomnaie candidate TO be supported
| at the next Presidential Election, that i, be re
commended to the republicaus CT the several seIla
'orial End representative districts of this state
| elect delegates equivalent 10 he number of then
senators and representatives., and that the DELEGATE
so elected be requested assemble al Harrisburc
on The eighth day OF January nex', to nominate
; candidate tor the Presidency OF the u S. sne
transact such other business nay be deemed ex
pedient by the convention
Resolved, Ths; The Proceedings be published.
/ ALEX: OGLE Pres't
Il
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W. i'CREERY, v
Joel Il Mann s. II. Burden, Sec'rys.

Extract of letter 10 the editor, GATED HARRISBURG
April 5
"l sincerely congratulate YOU on the glorious
result OF large and 'espectsbIe meeting of the
members OF tie Legislature individuals. at the
Stale Capitol tins -veniug When you SEE h.
proceedings, you viii find Ihen a pretty good
commentary on CERTAIN runours, which are J..
dus'riousi, circulated throughout the Uuion.
namely. that Pennsyl' MIA about to he,erl her
Sister States. VINO had followed her exampIe. and
to abandon her own cau-e! Suliire it to saw tina,
lhr' con ain an unequ'yocal demo. stration Of the
sentiments OF The meeting, in favor of he claim.
OF the iliusrlous Jackson, he Presidency OF the
United 5 es. which will be found in p-rfec ar
cordsnce with those OF their constituents
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ROBERT Sygp7R0

fL1tNDEhS no SERVE estl BE- friends and the puble a,
- Comm''on Asen, sod hope by .ct attention T., b,. +
10 meI" sNaff u ihs public patronage he VII sell all
sis 1t eoub'y produce such Tobacco Flou Cotton a.
W DAY sene'a !y be cucd the Tobacco Warehouse dor
Wsreh1use b S
- The Editors Of The Petsr,burg Inellsepeer Ralegh
,gemtn 10 times, aud lot ward their seeounts 10 n
rF'u -. In
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-17

Comuiodofes cambridge, Morris, and Warning
ton 'be Commissioners OF the Navy Board. ar,
compNnifd b. Samuel Humphreys, Esq. Navel
architect sFri'ed at New York on " sdnesday
evening last from Washington and PhiladelDbja On
tour OF Inspection We l=arn that they will nro-
coed as far north as Portsmouth,
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former
Five per cents l0lt 35c.
Three per cents b6f Csc
From the Etoiie.
PARIS, Feb 90
Letters hom Madrid of The mosi recent date,
"h'ch we received this morning, 3 o'clock IN .oro
"a IN" the Portuguese insurgents. closely pursued
D, the troops Of the Regency. were ceAteu, on the
o'n, AZ tue bridges Of PIaio and Barca. aud lett
IKE hands OF their enemies great number Of pr
soners, and several cannon.
a letter from Barcelona Of the 10Th says, tina.
In the preceding night dreadful storm had desc
is'ed the whole country; above 40 vessels persisted
IN the port, and the dsmsgs is incalculable; above
iuO persons lost their lives
lne Q"oftd,eane qroes from the Echo du M
az the news OF the defeat of the Portuguese Com
sutntionalists placed by the Efoiie among the Lies
" the Day, and adds letter from its own cores
pohdent, dated Madrid Feb. IL, Who .ays 4" that
ne saw WIN his owa eyes an express arrive at The
once OK 'he Minister of State on Friday The 9tb
VINO brought the news OF great victory gained
" me portuguese Insurgents Coun, Villa Flor and
soo OF mis- men being killed, aud the Royalst.
gain marching towards OpoIto.''
LIE '2notldienre, will not " srrant the authenti-
city OF these accounts, and acknowledges that they
need confirmation.
1he Moai,.ur and The other Journals contain 10
news
from me London Morning Herald. Feb. 20.
| CITY Wednesday Z, ening.
| Ihe news from the Uniied States relative 10 ,he
permission of British ships 10 enter and ieparr
nohi 'heir ports with cargo-s to Cur COLONIES,
Tor six monhs, has great satisfaction to ule,-
camille men IN this City. As the laws stood
every British ship which entered the potts OF the
United States with csrgoes for our Colonies, was
! iiap'e 10 conilscatior. This measure is locke.
upon as The hsIbnger of more friendly and
i'oeIa! policy, on the pari OF our Transatlantic
brethren, on the question oil The trade hetw cen our
West India Colonies and The United States
Inc news OF our misunderstanding with the
Nouft OF opa'n, has, as we expected made the
| ci'iSens very higetty about Cuba. When !, is
considered what immense power the no,,e.,j,n of
this Island BY Grea Britain would give her ovp,
the trade OF the Mississippi, we do mo, xvo,j.,
tha' jonathan should be very jealous on the sub
Ject We perceive that soue of The United S.,,..
papers are specializing upon the probsbl,tv of ;,s
falling In The hand, OF their Government Tn,
may, however. make themselves p.rfectlv eas,
on hat point; for long as Great B,i,ain bss ,ss
means TO prevent It, she Will never permit he HI;
ted States 10 have the power of cr,tips off ha,
trade wih her Yves India islands, AS thew could
nave u the Island OF Cuba became part of their
possessions.
| The Corn Market in Marb-lsne, to-day. was
remarkably dull There is seldom much bus;nes.
done on "edne day, but his morning there an
pea' Ell To be no disposition at all to buy DIVINE
70 ne scaniy arrivals OF oats, the holders AK 81
rather higher prices for THE description of er.n
without, however obtaining them. Prices eener-
ally may be quoted as Oh Monday.
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Burlington, April 2, 1927.

The last Macon Telegraph states, tina, all the
agent could prevail o. the Creeks. a, their late
COUNCIL, 10 do, was, to agree to send deputs,Ion
TO exam ne the strip OF land claimed by Geo gle
anu set price upon II, 10 be submitted to sub
sequent council.
The Mobile Register of the "a n ult says. Col.
bFeariy arrived la This city on rhu, sday from the
Creek Nation, having in compan, FIVE Indians o.
the ENGRAVING party, and left town yesterday In
the Steamboat oiunbis for New Orleans, on heir
say to Arkansas 10 explore the country for re-
siaence The emigration Is expected to com
meme" earl y IN the Sum"er. The Indians appear
ed IN good Splits and pleased with the oDjecr oil
the journey" ;yauonnah Cco,o;o,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-17
To The Editors of the Enou;,.,

To Tie EnHOI6 OF The EHQufrer
GENTLEMEN Some lime since addressed
you, in relation 10 The oath for the supper, Of The
Constitution Of Virgins, annexed to il b,,be
Convention tina, formed it. wished some fris,J
Of the Consiitution Of Virginia to explain III
yhat authority u toas, that a po,sof lie Con,
stitaiion had been repealed. n ant exphns6o,
has been given Of ibis singular fact, j. hss escaped
my observslion.
porfsnt nat - which also shluId .lla.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-17

'5VHE subscriber feiuns bn thanks 10 M, 6isnd and The
pubic, iof business heretofore oorfdd 10 him ADJ bts
1y, l9 morn 'nen thsi he vii give hn attention hcresfts
su%y 10 receiving 9nl selling 40 kinds II country pro
luce he will undertake also, g. buy lab5urer horses, l,
0ihei property Tor farmers the country; scccrdng 70
htf ind send The property f. them after :. purcha.ed-
9ce will he Kept At the snd Commission store Of
W. Henry W. monewe, opposite the Bell Tavern.
,.,,- JOSEPH r. PRICE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-17
'ur great and transeeafeni iaieniJvih

who were opposed 20 the administrations, We Ell
% opposed to you. Bu,iS undoubtedly uuc,
,oat Al erever our frut character vas known
broad, the riends OF IN admins ration hoped
you would not be elec' ed, and its enemies 8, ere
snxious Tor your success
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lF,on "a. Yo-tls-n se,..ine,l

From sss No-tic-n Se,tine!l
MEssRs MILLS.
In the las, Vernon, republican, perceise tha
allowing letter nom George f. Wales TO Mr.
de -
MIR Ide- Ia your paper OF the oath ms IL find
communication % the public, tom G. p. Van
Ness, IN which my name is unwarrania ably maJe
use Of TO the general character of the address
IL rs unnecessary for me to allude II is before tn
public merely quote paragraph SENTENCE
" He (meaning Nj Slad.) was closeted the great
eT part OF a nigh, it'll NJ. Wales, who has be en-
nen'io"ed. Eve'y per-on who has read his d
d ess, will understand the Illusion aliusiop | in
tue above quotation. Mr.. Van Ness ates In he
posiscT'p OF his address that h. has stated no fcis
but such as he is % able and ready 10 prove" |
do no say thai Mo Van Ness kno yinsly mi,re-
presented, bu' do say tina his assertion in ,h,s
particular il not tue GEORGE E Wales
Hartford .ndrch 20 1927
NV, il Mr.. Wae- mad no the authority a,
MIR. IN Bailey, (wh" has, IN his conrove ~
win Isaac Hill, Esquire, proved himself an adep
In ,hi' KIND OF denal) ould say tina, hts letter
was fery ambiguous S, unssiisr.c ory He sayslt q.
no true that he todS ciosefed the greater pa,t ofs
n'ght Dith nh Stade, bui does not deny ,hstt hey
tpe'e cioseted tose her or ihatitws thu gh, time
MIR. Wales, think, mus, be lawyer enough TO
know 'hs his would not be sufii, lent even IN sp-
ciai pleading, where there 20 great an oppo tu-
MY Tor lntf enchmeni bfhnd the forms OF expres-
sion Ii Is a negative which implie, or carries
| IN II, affirmative
bui be this as II may, the gentleman on whose
| auihorIt' l made the remark in question. .,a,ei
! that he discovered Iir. Wales anil Mr. Stale IN
se'her In private, at public house sboi o'c.oc,
IN tie morning. He Is at presen, absen, from ,..s
state, but his tatement VIII be procured. and hen
| the puorc viii be able TO determine Of VIVA aus
monty proceeded ,snd now far A:. Wales has 10 r.
| the question.
| :, ou!d here remark. that as MIR Wales hs.
confined his denial strictly % the single remars
quoted ny him, he Is, OF course 10 be understood
a. admitting be pflncip- and more imroftan, fac,
IN relation 10 himself, which is, that he usei the
| oaley letter In the manner stated by me One oil
'wo things, then, would seem necessarily 10 lo
io"; either that the letter was written al the in
| stance OF MIR. Adams, and 10 express his wishes
= or that his name was g unwarrantably 1sJe Ms.
OF ny Nr. Wales And 1t il probably mos. Iai,
10 take the side OF Mr.. Wales, and TO adopt III,
inst conclusion; a. it might be uncharable 10 sup
pese that he would suffer himself faseyto use ti,,
name OF 'ir Adams, hen lie appears so srnsi.
tive TO the use OF his own, in what he is pIea.ed I,
! call an anwarsaniaole mso.er.
sbal feel oisedby the insertion of this coz
'aun'cstion in the several papers in which ,lr
! Hals SIS letter may be Published.
| T.. p VAN NESS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-17

pursuant TO adjournment. the Con. ion me :,
"hen The iolio wing Report ADD Resolutions were
read aud UTANINfoUsLY s1epi ed:
The committee sppoi tel at the Last ,ossiios o.
port, ihai In their opinion II l. scsreeIv ,eccss,
70 adj pi any measures, or t. submit snv resol1.
tons, with the view Of Insnnesling the ,5,,y.vsr-
nG attachment OF the people they REPRESENT 70 the
HERO or new ORLEANS, so tho,ouyblv ara
they convinced. hat ibe sentiments Of ibs fsst,c,
Of tnIs c0mmoo y es,b sge decidedly in his favour
But having assembled to dsterfp,ne upon sui,.hIe
uhe asa place OF holding convention TO nomi-
naie Candidate for the Office If President If ,bs
United , aes, II may perhaps be exnecied tl,.t
something should be said 10 relation In The re
peStS oil ihe man whom the people OF he stale d.
Ugh to honour Your coBmTtee will ,he,sfo,.
briefly rensrk; That on all occasions. lrou, the
dawn OF hs prospects for tie presidency. nm 20 the
present luminous period, N his soprosrb In tb.t
elevated station, PennsJ lvanIs has been ,,ov,ng m
in the front ranks of his Supporters AZ the s.,t
oil government, delegates fTom every section of tLs
state assembled, and with b1, one di,sso,;og yo;ce
nominated IN as the successor of Mr. Nonroe
since thai Time, another republican Convention b,s
reiterated, at the same place the uncbsnoed devo.
sion OF Pennsylvania toHsfds him Tfboyeyer
those convictions had never been hell ,he ,s,,o
senis'ives attending this evening, comm, "a tbsv
do directly from the people and Intjmasls f,mil,s,
with their opinions upon he presrdeotisf one.,ior
feel assured that they spea, without The change Of
miss pprshension when hey ,ay, tbs, Czene,sI
JACKSON Is The mao Of their choice TO- On.
blgh and responsible OFF,. Presidek of N.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-09-20

M 0RSE & JosELYN offer to their friends and the
vi public, HATS which cheap. elegant aad du.
rabe, of all fashions and qualities, of their manu-
facture Aso Just received from the most celebrated
factories in Baltimore assortment of Flats of various
descriptions Also, gentlemen and youths
FIR and Hair Seal Caps
Also Reading wool hats--a of which will be sold low
for cash, al wholesale or retail. Country merchants
would do well to cali at the Corner Of King and Royal
streets
NIB. The Hats Of customers will be roned gra.
tis Cash given for Furs Old Hats will be received
in part pay for new ones sep 70
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-09-20
For Sale.

-. All the right and title of Julia Deale to
NsH Two Story Frame House and Lot on
9S5s Fairfax street, opposite the old Presbyterian
IN Church. If not sold before the lst Oct. it
will on that day. at IL O'clock be sold the premise.
to the highes, bidder. RoBT. BROCKET.
For further particulars enquire of
sept IL JAS. C. BARRY, Auct.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-09-20
Teas.

Teas.
00CTIESTS Young Tyson tea,
~ 50 half chests do do
loo 10 catty boxes do do
cs,ty boxes do do
so half chests gunpowder do
so ten cattv boxes do
chests imperial do
SIS half chests do
SO 10 catty boxes do
20 catty boxes do
Teas Of the cargoes Of the Maria, Mary, Lord, Hun
rcss, London Trader and Beaver part of late impor.
tstion, AID superior qualty-andng from schnr. In
creaS, from New York, and for sale by
SCI II 1890 s. MESSERSMITH
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-09-20

"Thc Hubara usually weighs from seven to ele,t'
pounds. On its head is tuft of white aud black f.
Tiers; the back Of the head and neck spotted black
the side Of the head and throat e white, as well
the under part Of the body; the breast is slate coo
the feathers of the wing greenish brown speckss
with black; the bill ola very dark grey; and on cad
Side of the neck is large and handsome tuit Of ir
theirs, black and white alternately
The Litchfield County post., 1827-06-21

would be essy tO GcmOhsale che existence of real identity of inered between all sections of the nation in this particular. He meant of ultimate pcFmanent interest such should be the polar star of the states and patriot not transient and ephemeral inter. est. The PlantatiOntates had by nature and by the operation of our laws the monopoly of the market of the whole Union. All the cotton, all the tobacco we export and all the sugar they can make, find secured preference. It depends upon them, by cooperation in this system, to extend that market to indefinite sphere, and render the rest of the Un- iOa absolutely tributary to, and dependent upon them forever, for these ndisputable materials. But with out manufactures, how either use or pay for their produce? An ardent partzan might say iwlat
 trust the voice of the most distinguished though lous statesman would not confirm, that he regards this market as comparatively insignificant That tue foreign market will be always open. That cotton sold abroad must reach the domestic consumer crcu- itousy; and that the kings picture British gun ca, the only image of monarchy that could be endured by him) would be no less acceptable than vignette bank bill of the United States. But what securi
 y has he for the permanence of the British foreign market! How can he compute the consequences of competition from Brazil, from Egypt, from India and other places? Again, where in time of war will he look for a market? and from what quarters can he then derive the most necessary supplies for himself and plantation If the South withhold from protection in peace, we become poor and disqualified to coptri- bue to their protection i'll war other cases, find for them neither coathng, naVies nor mes nor the pdteTIeL for war-of all of which it will
 not be denied, they in some measure must stand in need. These cursory views of Copious and pregnant national theme, he hoped would be unfoded ana eXpalned to the Iull satisfaction and conviction o the Southern States that important and patriotic DOT ton of this Union. The soothing and conclator language and should be used attemper the passious of the violent and assuage the fears of the de- luded. While we invite them to be reconced to pursuits, let not nermeddle with theirs. Their latonship part of their population was topic of excitement and delcacy which he free to say, no affairs ot and which it highly injudicious and impoiitic for those who were remote from its in convenience agtate with demonstrations of dspo- sition to rampIe grounds forbidden by the constu tion., There is nothing in the proposed measure to justify, and nothing that will finally bear out the pas excited feelings of our southern brethren. We ask for municipal regulation enabling to supply them with better articles and at cheaper rate, than they have been accustomed to obtain elsewhere It is our duty firmly but dispassonaely persist in this effort. The prosperity or ruin of the country desends its success.