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Medical Coutge Of Louisiana

Ned'icol Colitge Of Louisiana.
YENHE SIXTH SESSION of instruction in this school
n will open The lst Monday in December. Rules,
and requisites Of graduation, the same as in the
University of Pennsylvania Any number OF subjects
for practical anatomy will be supplied free Of expense
Full courses Of clinics Will be delivered al the hospital
by professors of medicine and surgery; the latter OF
whom will perform in the presence Of The class, more
than be witnessed in any hospital OF the
Union
Physiology and Pathology. by Harrison, Nj. d.
Maleria Medica, Therapeutics, &c, II Barton, NJ. d.
Theory aud practice Of Medicine, James Jones, NJ ID.
Chemistry and Pharmacy, l. R'ddell, NJ D.
Surgery, w Stone, NJ d.
Anatomy, by Is A Nau a. ~
Obstetrics lad diseases Of Females,
&c. A. n. Cenas, NJ D.
Practical Anatomy, G. W. Morgan, NJ d
f H. BARTON, NJ. D., Dean.
Anu 16 29-wtiN
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PLANO FORTE WAREHOUSE.

HAM, W iNC-TIOOsL
YE7IE Subscriber constantly receiving from the cele.
braied maTnf,cofy of NuNSs Is CLARK, New
York elegant and plain Piano Fur,es. possessing the
sirs, improvements, and that dehcacy OF touch and
Sweetness If tone 50 pee uae IN their manufacture.
Also lage assortment of Musical Instruments, and
Musical Merchandise in general.
Piano Fortes repaired, tuned, let hire, and taken in
exchange
CHEAP MUSIC.
The largest collection OF Music offered for sails in
this State may be selected FROM al the store Of the sub
scr,brr who is now enabled to sell at the Philadelphia
and New York wholesale and retail prices.
p. h. TAYLOR,
Piano Forte and Music Store, opposite he Banks
Aug 10 2o-H
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MARSHALL HOUSE, RicHaosD.
FEyHiS House is on the Eastern corner OF Bank
Square, two doors below the Bans OF Virginia, and
Immediately opposite The Exchange Bank The alen.
,inn of the proprietor will in iuu be turned prnci
pally 10 the accommodation Of ,raasen, company and
members nf The Legislature. having declined taking ia
miles as yearly boarders Members who desire TO bring
their familiss with them, be accommodated with
chambers inferior 10 none IN the City Early upPlica
tions arc desirable.
Oc,i 43-lD
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POEs'R Il.
u.rcY W.T. ErM.Iss uSsuSG."

LINES SENT WITH BooG
,,h,na Faarc ksor7h an Ca'tdHooc.
pY PARK BENJAMIN.
~. ,,,.,,;., ,hao tho sift send,
E,nr, bprs,ing bud TO blossom grown
r,;r aowor ofbeauty 10 thee BLEND
Me- ,wee,. than syringe fist roies OWE
Tboush have cupd the gardens prlde'
Twill seem less charming by thy sue.
Long wears have pass'd-and on my BRO"
The seal of care il deeply set;
But thine in all unclonded now,
And radiant as when iifst We mot:
Ths.e eve, have lost their merry nsn'
R,, thine are sin SURPRISING bright
7 listen for the tones ofoic,
And u. they fall 90 fameyseaf'
In softer accents than before,
Thv merry, child sh voice hear:
Aod Though the midst Of time, trace
The s.mblanco OF thy sir''sh lace.
Those tones and looks were pure and s"eet
And 30 we deem lie buds OF sprinej
,Tiu blossoms cluster ut orT feet,
or tbron. the brcezs on fragrant wing
The bud is priced one fleeing hour,
Nm, over dear the perfect flower.
sYec, bud Of childhood! OF youth!
Acrep, thy emblems-ihey wiz ten
or hours Of innocence and ruin, -.
when cfst knew and loved ihee "eii'
And never thought tha, should DO
A stranger TO thy home and thee:
Irvine but ono leaf amid thy HAIR
From these SENDS and will deem
That my sc; a portion share
Ofthy Young spiiits blissiol dreams
That tom thee Ut least, may claim
All, no more than friendships name
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Hon. SECRETARY OF THE Treasury.

(From IKE Baltimore Patriot Of Rednesday)
We noticed this morning at The store Of Mr. Kirk, in
Baltimore street, very neat aud beautiful service Of
pa,e richly chased with appropriate Devices which is
intended as present 10 highly meritorions Citizen ms
set forth in the following, which find engraved on
each piece Of the plate:
ITO GIDEON B. SMITH,
ain testimony of his early, dsnterested and efficient
services in promoting the culture of Silk in the u
and especially in making known the peculiar value OF
the Norus Sutieaus as the most important means and
inducing its extensive cultivation"
The workmanship is executed in Mr. Kinks hes, sv lie
I'd consis,s Of coiee and tea eel Of massive silver
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NOTICE TO CAPITALISTS.
paluaLle CUton Nanyjaeto'y and Siare Operatives f

NOTICE TO CAPITALISTS.
paluaGle Cotton Nanyaeto'y and Sa1e Operatives for
Sale.
VNILL be sold, on the I'd Monday in December
w next at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, on the premises, the
following Property, belonging 10 the Soluda Manulac.
turing Company, viz:
The Mil Lands. situate both sides Of the Saluda
River at Boards Falls, miles from Columbia, S. e.,
containing IS9 the improvements, consisting of
Cotton Mill, Saw Mill Backsmi and Machine Shop,
Hotel Store and Warehouse, Boarding Houses Tor
Whites and Cabins for the Negroes, &c, sc aud the
and all the appuienances pertaining thereto will be sold
in one lot ON credit OF one, three and four years.
the interest The whole amount 10 be paid annually,
the payments to be secured by bond mortgage and per-
sonal security The charter of incorporation 10 be trans.
ferred 10 the purchaser purchasers of the properly
ALSO,
Ga Slaves on a credit Of ninety days, for Notes with
approve endorsers bearing interest," payable the office
Of the Company in Columbia, ). g. Property, com
bnng The advantages the posseeses is rarely offered
the public II is located in healthy region; with an
immense water power, and fire sites for other Mills
There is an nexhausble supply of the finest granite
on the premises, and pitch pine timber in abundance
il is at The head of the Colon Market where The raw
material be obtained without the heavy expenses Of
transportation insurance receiving md forwarding CON-
missions, wharfage, &c DC has hitherto met mar
ket for its products, almost excluveiy at home The
Mill is built on the most approved plan of granite 900
feet by 4 stories high, and is half filed with ma
chinery The Machinery is o the very best description
and finish The Slaves trained to the operations of The
Mill The Louisville, Cincinnati and Charleston Rail
Road is expected to be completed to Columbia in the
course o! year, which will greatly facilitate the trans.
poration and delivery Of lis manufactured goods
D. EwART
President Sruda Manufacturing Co.
SFn' .lS-wtd
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Noyf's Ra1,k Of P1tses,

HEEi.OW will be found he most brilliant collection OF
y Schemes before offered I" Inc pubic Otders
for tickets in any of them will meet with prompt atten-
tion provided they addressed 10 the SELLER ." all the
large prizes, y. W toi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-01

The Norfo'k Beacon uf Wednesday says awe learn
from Captains OF vessels who have up from e..
low that there are 6bnu 100 sail uf vessels at the several
anchoreaes within the DISTRICT detained by y h. winds,
which haze prevailed with ii'ilr nermlsson, Tor The
las, 10 or IL DAYS large number nre lying IN tats
ha:hur and between this and Ciauey Island.
Tie frigate Brandywne had mol gone 10 sea yester-
day niuruing-wind fresh from ~ +
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virginia State Lottery,

For the benefit OF The Town Of Wheeling, Class No.
g. for ls39-o he drawn at Alexandria, Va, Saturday,
NoSembpr % 1889
BrlLLrAsr SCHEME 40 900, $4,000, S. $40, SO 600;
prizes ui 81 600; do of 81 5UO do Of ,25U; do
Of 81 200; 40 Of $500; so Of $500 &c.
IS Number Louery-14 Draun Ballots
Tickets only $l0-Haives S5-Quarters 81 90
Certificates OF packages Of 20 " hole Tickets $3.50
Do do 26 Half do G5
DO do 26 Quarter do 81 so
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Is DrQnn Numbers.
LOTTERY AUTHORIZED BY THE
state of Maryland

SVItC UH NETFy ftNU
ERECT
Torn Hall and other Buildings in the City Of Baltimore.
Glass No. g. for 1899
To be positively drawn in The city Of Baltimore, on
Wednesday, 9Th Of Norember, 1889.
Under the Supernipndence OF Commissioners
Tile holder If the capital pMI rcesi1s $50 600 nett
BRILLIANT ScuEME-S35 295. l0,5l5, 5000, 1000,
5000, 500, $3.50, 1900; 50 Of 1000, &c &c, &c.
rs No. Loltery-l5 Drawn Baliots.
Tickets only SO Halves 5 Quarters 80
Certificates OF Packages Of 25 hole Tickets $3.50 90
DO do % Half do 65 90
Do do % Quarter do 80 so
n Orders for Tickets and Shares or Certificates of
Packages in the above magnificent Schemes will receive
the mos, prompt attention. and official OF each
drawing sent immediately after it is over, all who
der from Address
D. S. GREGORY & CO., Managers,
RIcHMosD Va.
Oct25 49-td
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STATE OF VIRGINIA.
Richmond Academy Lottery,
For lhe Benefi, Of the town ot '
L I.,1fl

Class Z. Tor lc39.
To be drawn at Alexandria. Va on Saturday, Nov. 30.
GRAND CAPITALS.
I prize of $4,000 | prize of $1,000
do 1000 40 do 1000
do 500O 80 do $50
do $500 81 do quo
do 1897 90 do $50
Tickets only $40, Halves S, Quarters 80.
Certificates Of Packages Of % Whole Tickets $3.50 90
Du do % Halt do G5 90
Do do % Quarter do 80 80
NJ Orders for tickets from any part Of The United
States by mail or otherwise, enclosing Cash or Prize
Tickets, thankfully received and executed by return
mail with the prompt attention as on personal ap.
plicalion and the result sent (when reguesed) immedi
atey after the drawing-f addressed 10
D. NJ. HOYT.
Orders in all cases confidential.
Oct 25 4J-t
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NoiiCE Is hereby gwen, that Petition will be pie.
~ seniedso The next Legislature TO obtain relief for
injury done to hlayos Bridge.
October Is i1-nt.
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office, KtrhmsOnet, va.
Virginia state Lottery.

q
For the benefit Of the Monongalia Academy.
Glass No 6. for 1899
To be drawn at Alexandra, Va on Saturday, 10Th
November 1889
GRaso SCHEME -S3n00O. $4,000, $4,000, $4,000,
"a OUU 50 $780, S20OU 81 ,747 % prizes of 81 ,OOO &C.
IS Number Lottery-l3 Drawn Ballots.
Tickets only $40, Halves 3. Quarters . 80.
Certificate of Packages OF 25 Whole tickets $3.50
Do do % Half DO lis
DO do % Quarter do 80 so
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FEMALE SCHOOL

1T The Pdrsonge, near LOrttt0, Essen CGuRtu In
FE9llE duties OF this Institution will te resume N
81 Tuesday, the Isl day OF October next The .cbo"
lastic year consists of len months, ard divided inn,
two sessions Of five months each Pupils may enter =,
any time, but none for less term than full session
M deduction wlI.he made account Of abseuc. ~
crpt in cases Of proracied sickness
The situation Of this school, experience has ANAL
proved 10 be entifej healthy. II very retired ari
lice from temptations Ia pleasure aud sxtravsgarce II
is al the same iiG,e Casy uf access he Steam: B.a,
runuIng between Baltimore aud fr. der,ck burg ts
twice a week by polt Mic"n. which, It bat shan Dis
lance from the Parsouags, and where carriage viH
always be ready receive these "hn ma. crvr Cue
nniicr u III" une Of their arrival the hoy iirs.n
near which the cars brlween Richmond and Fed .ck
burg pass daily, is ds;nn, about IL or ~ m,ts
II will be seen below that the cnur*r OF instruction
has been enlarged This with expenses Incurred 10
render the institution more useri makts small add.
lion 10 the amount h, ,etn!ore charg.d necessary
The teacher Of Music aud Modern languages resides
with his family isw miles from the PuTs"uare and wtu
give 10 his classes regular AMI cflcien' 'uafurt,on
The department of morals embtac.s Moral PhIlosophv
Natural Theology, Evidences OF Christianity, aud the
study Of the Bible
The other branches taught are Onhogrsphy Readnr
Writing, Arithmetic Algebra, Grammar and Geosraphy
with the use Of Maps and Globes History Logic. Rhe.
tnfIc and Composition, Botany, Groogy Chemistry and
Natural Philosophy. Also, The French Spanish snd
Italian languages; Music. Drawing ard Painting and
lessons Altzzonto; PLAIN Needle urk, Embroidery
fine, and in wnrs'ed.
TgRMs-Per session Of FIVE months, payable in al.
For Board, Washing, Lights, &c, so 90
=" Tuition ia The English branches, Is 10
I" Bed and Bedding if moi provided by the
pupil, SEQ
(" Use of Piano per month. co
The Languages, Music. Drawing and Painting, aud
Embroidery, al The usual extra charges
Those who intend 10 send their children will please 10
enter them Immediately. and let them be The ParsoG
70 hy he fret Tho In
ant that the school should that Time go fully into ope
raon aud greatly The advantage the scholars
the nbers of the different classes should
their studies together 1t hoped therefore, that pa
rens and guardians will not fail 10 attend 10 tins request
Letters directed TO Rev. Jno. +. Nc Cure LoreltO
Essex county. Va
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PASSAGE FOR CHARLESTON. 5.
BIZ the atlantic Steam Packets Sonh Cor"ttnH, Captain
Coffee Georgia, Captain Rollins
gHyHESE popular and well known Sea Steam Packets,
n having been newly coppered and put IN the oes'
possible ORDER will commence their regular tips 10 sep
TENDER next.
LEAVING NORFOLK.
Georgia, Capt Rollins on Saturday, l4h seP'eH'0e''
s. Carolina, Capt Coffee. Saturday, 2lst 90.
LEAVING CHARLESTON.
Georgia. Capt Rolns. on Saturday. 2lst - pe"V'f'
Carolina, Capt Coffee, Saturday 2oh %.
And so on leaving Norfolk and Charleston aIe'n''''
EVERY SATURDAY c,,,,
Passengers by these Steam Packets tor Charleston"
leaving New York on Thursdays Philadelphia CD hu,s
day evenings Friday mornings Will be !" ''ne W. ~.
Norfolk boat on Friday evening al 3 o'clock iron pa
mnre 10 Join the Charleston Steam Packet wnI"ns a'
Norfolk on Saturday. r phi;
Tickets 70 be had q, the Office, Bowlys whOr Bal'i
more or from Peck. Agent Ci,'zrns Union I'm,
Dock street wharf Philadelphia or on board me No"'n
Boa,s-Passoge and iare on board the Boats oe'"ee"
Baltimore and Charleston, $50
NJ Carriages and horses be taken IN Inc 0e"'s''
and freight in both Boats
For further particulars, enquire OF
T. SHEPPARD. Treosurtr
Aug23 [3l-3ml BcwLf " nAH.
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AMERICAN LIFE INSURANCE AND TRUST COMPANY
Office No. ~, South Street. Baitimort
CAPITAL PAID rs. Two Millions of DoILAEs
THNE President and Trustees !th's Company receive
Ill Money on DepGsite, on which interest ~! b. a.
lowed; make assurances on Lives grant Annuws and
Endow mrnls and receive and manage Trusts Of every
description which may be committed /" Their charge,
whether from individuals, corporate bodies or courts q
justice.
l. MoSEY will be received and held in trust aud the
interest thereon paid semi annually quariery IN con-
ornity with the direction of the owner-or the interest
will be placed at The end VI every six months, 10 the
credit of The Trust Fund for accumulation
= LIFE Observation-Disclosures may effect insuranccs
with the Company upon their own lives, or The HIVES of
Others for year, term OF years, or tn whole Of
life. Th. table of computed for THIS Company
upon the mos, favorable terms well for the officers Of
the Navy and Army. cilIzcnsand may be bad oA li
pcaon To The Company or It's Agrn's.
3 ANSuIrigs-Thrse will BE- or ntrd upon such
terms as will enable the annuunt 10 ENJOY ihc largest
income for my given amcnnt of money
A. ESpowMEars.-A person who desires 10 p'ovi+e
apIta for or ward, when h" shall arrive at the
age of u years, marriage portion for daughter,
can efItc, it through this Company
Officers and Trustees If the Compony-P Macau'ey,
Esq. VI d President. Baltimore; John DnCr, Esq. l..
l. d.. Vice President New York. Rchard Wilson, Sc.
cir'ary. y Thnrson, Assistant Secretary
Trustees = Isaac Lawrence. Beverly Robinson. g.
McVickar Charles A Davis. Samuel Wrtmore DAVID
Haddpn Anthony Barckay. l. Suares. George F Tall.
man, P e Npvus, Roswell l. Coli, Morris Robinson.
New York Matthew |. Bevan. VIM Plat. john Moss,
PbiT5deiphia James Cox. VIM Naybrw, Samuel
uotinan Frederick w Bruno, G S Cdfe!d, Joseph
Cushing Fielding Lucas, jr Baltimore
Applications may he made personally, or 10y letter,
post paid, to the gents for the company "a virginia,
who will furnish The rates and other necessary in"rma
on TO persons DESTROYS Of ercung nFnfances or max
inc other arrangements through this Company Tor the
beneii, uf their families estates.
P M TABB. Agent, Richmond Fc
agents IN Irgina.
PHILIr NJ TABB, Esq Richmond.
WV S. SIMrsoS. Esq. Petersburg.
GEO GASP. Esq Norfolk
RonERr ASDEesos, Esq. Williamsburg
ions Bruce, Esq, Winchester.
June II ll-t
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uM7M q GEORGE MCLEAN. Commission .na
wv chanty, Lombard, near Light sres' % W"Itsr
Rsfsr 10 Nleysrs. Hopkins and Brothers, 8 D. "sA''
and Co Baltimore 5an
Oct 20
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E HAVE just opened an extensive assortment OF the
most fashionable articles in my line, al prices that
must induce my customers 10 purchase, consisting IN
part Of The following articles:
Superior Gilt China Tea Se,e great variety OF Patterns
Canton Granite and Print Dinner Services, in VARIOUS
size
Superior Astral Chandeliers for Churches, Halls and
Par.ours
Astral Lamps Bright and Bronze-of new and superior
patterns
ManeI Lamps with Glass Drops Bright and Bronze
Stand Lamps. DC. do DO
Cut and PLAIN Glass Hall Lamps
Reading Lamps
Girandoes with glass Drops with from 10 D lights
CandeIabres. for centre and side Tables
Brackets with from 10 lights
Lamps of every variety for Churches, Stores Factories
and Parlors
Looking Glasses consulting in part Of Manel, Pier,
Toilet and Shaving Glasses. from $500 To 81
Table Cutlery Of superior quality, from several Manu-
Plated Candles,icks Fruit Baskets Casters Shutters aud
Trays, &c.
Cut and PLAIN Decanlers, Tumblers, Wines, &c, wi'ha
very general Of every description OF Earth
enware China and Glass
Tea Trays Walters, &c of new patterns
Brass Tenders, AndIrons &c, with an assortment Of
House keeping articles too numerous 10 mention
The subscriber feels DESTROYS that his country ana
CITY friends should favor him with CALL 10 EXAMINE MS
stock of goods and prices before purchasing elsewhere
as he feels confident that the great 1ary aud low prices
will be great induce ents tn purchasers.
JAMES EVANS, Main Stret.
Sent 81 4I-3m
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EEFER TO
RI. Rev r C. Moore D.
9 w. Meade, ID d
Rev. + Mcclure, d D, Fredericksburg
Vim Friend,
John & Lawrence, Esq
Rev. & w Nelson, Richmond county.
DR.. VIM Jones Lancaster county
N M,,oe ch1t's T, Nam, and Gloucester county
Hon John Tyler williamsburg.
John bowman, ESQ., F0uquier county
Robert Waring, Esq, and r<x,, ,o,,,, r.,
James NJ. Garnei,, ED, f'ss'h eOa4y' '''
Sept l3 37-tf
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TEACHER WANTED.-The subscriber ~i etta
"A 10 employ, for the ensuing year. Ieacnrt :, and
rarious English branches and Of the Greek, Lam "'
French languages. A single man. or man Of email! "a,
niIy of unques,ionable character end good family 's
find situation for several years, as intend 70 Se.p "
a school ill my sons shall have been educated W.
need apply, who cannot bring satisfactory 'es ,rTrR
,:t ,,,aE, Con, u 5-@Sw
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-06-26

We see j. stated that RArLlFP Boon, mem
Der Of the last Congress from Indiana, has
been appointed by the President, Governor
of iowa We have seen no official announce
mcnt of the fact, End hope, for the honor Of
the country. il is not so. We should regard
such an appointment as an insult 10 the peo-
pie Of Iowa. Mr.. Boon was the high-minded
Representative, who boosted that he wore the
collar" of Gen. jackson and any body
who has lived in Washington, during either of
the last two or three winters, and who
possibly may have heard Of " Boon's Lick"
not an hundred miles from Capitol Hill, will
be able to appreciate the digaiiy, ,eisdom and
ririue that such an individual would carry into
Gubernaiorial Chair. Such man, in our
opinion, cannot have either ofthe Jeffersonian
requisites for office.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-06-26

exit had been led there 10 refresh his langushing
faculties. We heard in the Hall cries OF Scam Is
going TO call up The Sub TIeasuy!' "cam. how
much money Is there in the TIeasuyls Scam is
Cam is going TO speak" Mr.. Cambre-
Icing rose, and with compressed lips, propped him
sell nrmly between couple Of desks very near the
speaker, MI. Cambreleng sent 10 The Speaker re-
solution which he said he offered as an "amend-
meni" The Clerk read Il, and The Speaker declared
4 out OF ORDER wherenpon Mr.. cambIeleng de-
iibeIalely took off his spectacles, elevated his chin
and said with great heat and earneslness;
'fMr Speaker that resolution is for the appropra-
ton OF pay TO some OF the meIitorous officers
Of This House. for extra services out OF the conln-
gent fund They ought 10 he paid, sir. Stall their
wives and families suffer, sir by our neglect Sir,
insist thai the resolution Is perfectly IN order, Ii
is but amendment, sir, 10 The original Tesou ion
under The consideration of this House Ii il Is
not in order, sir, beg leave 10 ask hone came the
original resolution before this House. ask again,
sir, now
The Speaker replied, in a burst OF laughter, that
there no resolution before The House Immo-
deraie laughter ensued, in which Mr.. Cambreleng
heartily participating, withdrew to his seat This
was Mr.. Cambreeng's last speech, and we fancy we
hear The emphatic "How" sill echoing through the
Hall.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-06-26
cry JACKSON MADE PRESIDENT UPON
CONSERVATIVE PRINCIPLES.

The letter Of Gen. Jackson, written on re-
signing his office of United States Senator in
1925, and which we publish to-day, has pecu-
liar interest for the Conservatives.
The principles on which Gen. Jackson
came into office, were supported by the Con-
servatives of the Republican party then, as
they are still advocated by the Conservatives
of the Republican party now, though aban-
donei by Mr.. Van Buren, and his adherents.
The doctrine of preserving the balance Of the
Constituiion-of limiting the Presidential
office TO one term, and Of abstaining from the
appointment Of members Of Congress to Of
fee, which Gen. Jackson professed, is still
orr doctrine, and will so continue, though we
stand alone or fall alone, in its defence.