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The pilot. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1840-1840, 1840-04-30

HpADGES FOR THE YOUNG MEMS MA
NIB TIoNAL WING CONFERENCE.-THE subscribers,
sEyoo1ag men," prepared to furnish the members
of the Convention, Tippecanoe Clubs and Delegates
from other States with SATIN BADGES, represent
ing the battle of Tippecanoe, and North Bend, the
home of the hero and statesman, surmounted with the
bold and fearless Eagle, the emblem of our Nations
glory, bearing the motto EFIr1tth aOiU reua error
must fdH," can be had at the following places:
Quarters, Aisquith street, Sd ward Louman s Mitch
ell, McElderrys wharf, 9th ward; Pilot Office, 9TH
ward; MIR. Brown, Sh ward; American Coffee
House, 9th ward; Mrs. Temperly, 10th ward; Ham
iton Jones, 18th ward; Matthew Clark 18th ward
II. w. Bool and T. II. Scott, Market street.
NOTHRMAN s. METTEE
an 25-eot4tM
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FIFTH WARD.-The delegates to The Young
Mems National Wing Convention from the 9Th
ward, are requested 10 meet al Coath and Sar-
geant's, on FRIDAY evening, LIST of May, at
7 l2 o'clock, 10 make arrangements for joining
the procession, &c. AP2t ap 30
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FROM HAvRE-DE-GRACE.
NEW ENHANCEMENT.
hN ANN AFTER WEDNESDAY NEX,r- the ist !

n IN AND AFTER WEDNESDAY NEXT, the LIST ef
W Apr-The Train with the UNITED STATES MAI.
VIII ieaYe Pratt Street Depot morning huff past
o'clock-The passengers will dine At Wilmington and reach
Philadelphia about half past o'clock, p NJ in full time r
the afternoon cars to New York.
RETURNING, will leave PHILADELPHIA at One O'Clock 4
NJ breakfast on board the Steam Boat Susqueanna and ar
rive in Baltimore at O'Clock A. NJ time fer the different
lines going south.
THE SECOND MAIL or AFTERNOON TRAIN
WIN leave the Pratt street Depot daily Except Suadays at
HALF PAST THREE O'CLOCK, P. Nj, for Philadelphia-
the passengers sup Wilmington arrive in the city about
eleven ociook p NJ thus aordng Western and South
EN- passengers an opportunity of proceeding New York by
the early morning lines.
RETURNING,
rms line leaves Philadelphia half past Three O'Clock
m-the passengers board the Steam Boat Susoueha
ha, and arrive in Baltimore about eleven O'Clock P
-The regulations heretofore adopted by This Company,
for the comfortable accommodation pasenrers ease AMI
facility travel security of baggage &C., will continued
apes A. CRAWFORD AGENT
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Stripping INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF BAL rIMORE. ApRIL 30, 1910

PORT OF BAL rIMoRE, APRIL 30, 1910.
CLEARED,
Sclr James Fisher Smith, Cape Hayden.
ARRIVED,
Brig Charleston, Taylor, days from New York.
Schr Convoy Day, from North Carolina.
schr Hope, Benthall, days from New York
Schr Edwin, C., Wilson, trGn Tide Water Canal.
Steam-packet Georgia, Coiey from Norfolk.
Ship James Lemon, Stone for Baltimore, cleared at St
Johns n B. 18Th INST
Brig EmpresarO Longoope of aitimore cleared at No
bile for Galveston 2lst inst.
Brig Opelousas Forrest, for Havana cleared at Savannah
Oath inst.
Sehr Spy Gulck from Baltimore, arrived New York
Monday
Schr Gladiator Baker, and Leonidas Kelly, from Halfa,
for Baltimore, were OFF Gay Head 18th inst.
Schr Union, from Baltimore, arrived at Providence r.
9th inst.
mond 18th inst.
sehr Maria, Rcketson, from Baltimore, arrived New
Bedford 18th inst.
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COLONADE EATHS q READING ROOM.


Saratoga Street, the CareTt Street Spring.
FHNHE patrons of this Establishment Citizens and Srang-
III respectfully apprsed that the Baths having
RENTED at considerable EXPENSE are now reopened for the
Summer Season.
The building spacious and airy situated in central pan
OF the city, and contiguous to the principal Hotels aorne
every requisite for the enjoyment of the uxues
the medicinal benefits of HOT, TEPID and COLD BATHS
The regulations of the establishment in every department
are such as to insure the approval of the most asdous
itor.
The Ladies' Department Is contiguous TO the Gentemep,s
the entrance to which is different The most
rupulous care has been taken to insure the privacy of these
Baths which also retted and opened for the season
The and tepid Bath has furnished theme for many
excellent articles from the pens of able and accomplished
writers Without wishing to enlarge this subject, the
Proprietor will merely refer to the recommendations of DIR.
DuGIIsoN, his valuable work Hygene-to Dr. DARwrNs
popular work Health, and the impressive remarks on
this subject by ustous felowcountymen Dr. FRANK
s'Let all remember that cleanliness is heath.'
The READING ROOM is furnished with the principal
newspapers of the different States of the Union and the
standard Periodicals of the day.
The SALOON is enriched with the productions of many
eminent artists where the amateur of fine paintings may
crafty his taste, and while away pleasant hour.
The proprietor cannot permit the present occasion pass
without expression of his unfegned Acknowledgements
past patronage, and an assurance OF his determination
leave nothing untred TO merit and secure its continuance
ap % div l.. MILHAU, Proprietor.
FOURTH OP MAY FANCY BALL.
HtHARLES L. SPIES respectfully informs his friends
d and the public, that he win give his EXHIBITION
GRAND FANCY BALL, at Washington Hall,
on MONDAY EVENING, MAY 4th. Tickets SI-to
be had of Mr.. S. or any of his pupils, or at the
door on the evening of the Ball. The exhibition
will commence at 8 o'clock, and consist of the
following Dances, viz:
La Cachuca, by lady and gentleman.
Grand Colillion, by % ladies and gentlemen.
Hornpipe, by Is gentlemen.
Shawl Dance, by III misses.
Sailors Hornpipe, by master.
Highland Fling, by two gentlemen.
And Comic Dance, by gentleman-after
which the floor will be cleared for the accommo-
dation ofthe company. "
CHAS. L. SPIES, Ballet Master.
N. B. Tickets can be had al the Office of the
Baltimore Clipper. ap27-8e
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A MES PAPER.
IN 10 eases No. 3CAP,
do No. IL plain do.
do No. ruled LETTER,
do Fine do do
5 do Superfine DO do
do do do do
Just received and for sale af mill prices by
M TURNER, WHEELWRIGHT NUDGE,
apM No. s. Charles ST. (up stairs
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gJThe Germans residing in the western sec
ton of the city, favorable TO Harrison and re-
form, and opposed to the reduction of wages, are
requested to meet at the Black Horse Tavern,
Pennsylvania Avenue, on FRIDAY EVENING,
the LIST of, May, at 7 IL o'clock, for the purpose
of forming Harrison Association for the west
ern part of the city. ap 80
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HH ARRISON BADGES subscriber is prcpar-
Ill ed 10 furnish Tppecanoe Clubs, Wards, County and
State Delegations, &c with SATIN BADGES, with
the names of each Delegation and appropriate mot
toes beautifully printed to order in two colors at from
IS to $40 per hundred.
JOHN MURPHEY, Fancy Job Printer,
ap Esd 146 Market street
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TIPPECANOE CLUB, No. 9,-Will meet at
the American Coffee House on THURSDAY
EVENING, Both inst, at half past o'clock.
ap 90 JOHN w. WOODS, Rec. Secy.
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18th WARD DELEGATION.-Th Delegation
to the Young Mems Whig Convention, from the
18th Ward will meet for important business at
ClaIk,s, this Evening al 7 I-2 o'clock.
By order
ap30 P. WIN. P. STURART, Chm:
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EEARR1SOE BADGEs.-Lhographc Harrison
IL IL BADGES for the Young Mems National Convention,
gotten up by Edward Weber Zone of the Marshas for
the occason 1t has been pronounced by Judges to be
one of the best yet offered. For sale at the Office of
the Pilot, at the Lithographic establishment of
Edward Weber S Co., corner of Light and Market
streets
Also, large VIEW OF HARRISON and his
BATTLE SIZED, for sale as above.
an 2S-d4t
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Al meeting OF the Wing delegates of the ID
ward, held ON Saturday, 18th inst, D. 0. Ean-
ming was chilled to the Chair and w. R. Jack
son, appointed Secretary.
On notion Resolved, That Mr. John German
be the Chief Marshal of this delegation in The
procession on the 4th May, and that he be au-
lhorized TO appoint his aids.
D. o. TANNING, Chairman.
w. r. JACKSON Sec'y.
The pilot. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1840-1840, 1840-04-30

EH No. 0ls Baltimore street, Baltimore where can be
had reasonable TERMS wholesale and RETAIL coarse and
fine TWINE; Patent Lamp and Candle WICK; SPINNING
WHEELS; Stacking, Bed and Sash CORDS; Willow Sleighs
Carriages and Cradles Bellows; Brushes Marbles; Churns and
every other article in his line. ap 29-4ts
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"a FOR RENT.-AS SMALL DWELLING
EsEEf in the rear Of " Plst Office. Apply at Ais
Ixloaise. aPN M
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LIN ARRISON BADGlss.-Just published by J. S.
HORTON, of Baltimore and South Streets and
G. M. TAYLOR, North street, BADGE. de-
signed for the use of the grand national conven-
ton, the different Tippecanoe Clubs, and Harr-
son Associations, which are to meet in Baltimore
on May 4th.
1t has been highly approved of, by all who have
examined it, and is engraved on copper. They
will be furnished at the low rate Of $l2 1-2 per
hundred. ap 25
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IRA: a meeting held on Monday evening lae
of the Committee of Arrangements for the young
mems National Convention, the following reso-
luton was passed unanimously:
Resolved, That the several publishers of news
papers in this city, friendly to the election of
Harrison and Tyler, be. requested not to issue an
afternoon paper on the 4th and no morning paper
on the 9th of Nav
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BOOTHS AT CANTON.
O. Persons who may wish to erect booths at Can
tom for the purpose ofsuppyng refreshments at the
great celebration on the 4th May next are request
ed to call the subscriber Immediately, who, by
resolution of the committee of arrangements is au-
thorized to fix sites for that purpose.
ap24 ]. B. KENDALL, Canton.
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IgWHIGS of the SECOND WARD-You
are notified to attend the regular meeting of the
Tippecanoe Club, at Whitehall, on FRIDAY
EVENING next, at o'clock. Every Wing is
expected to attend, as business of Importance
will be transacted. BY order.
ap29 ROBERT S. BUTLER.
The pilot. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1840-1840, 1840-04-30

TENIPPllCANOE TEXT BOOK.-MR GEORGE
h KooNTZ has been appointed agent FIR the 7ppecanoe
1ert Book and Log Cabin Cabinet" for Frederick
county, Md.
WANTED-FIFTY active and intelligent boys ia
dispose of the ''Tippecanoe Tert Book" on the 4tl
of May next. Apply at the counting room of the of
fee of s'1'he Pilotn ap23
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FINISHING pACESLE-A general assortment, and
n BRUSHES of all descriptions, and country.
BELLOWS, for Braziers, Jewellers BacksIniths, all
sizes and at reduced prices wholesale and retail For sale
DUKEHARTS Genenera VARIETY Store,
APP 294tF No l0lI Baltimore ST.
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GERMAN TTPPECANOE CLUB.-The
German Tippecanoe will meet on Saturday eve
ming at eight o'clock, at North Bend, Water st.
between Calvert and South streets AS business
of importance will be transacted, it is hoped ev-
cry member will attend Several addresses may
be expected. Persons desiring to join the club,
are respectfully requestd to attend.- BY order
G. KAYLOR. President.
H, SroRcH, Secretary, ap 30
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-12-10
GENERAL HARRISON.

The following. from the Cincinna,
Republican. will be read with pleasure.
Nothing would afford Us mare gra,ifi.
cation than 10 witness uial Of intellec
iu'l strength before the people betweeu
this "suprrsnnuaied. decrepid. feeble old
granny" and Mr.. Van Buren,. backed BY
some ten or dozen of his chosen cap.
Islns. on The great questions which now
20 deeply interest this nation. II they
really do believe that his intellect OF his
physical pnwers as speaker are in the
slightest degree impaired, we are sure
they would be led To exclaini, what mus,
this man have been when in the full en-
Joymen, of his manly sigor! We have
heard no speaker throughout the whole
/ II this campaign. aud We have listened
| To great many, who can invariably CON.
! manh the same attention a. Gen. Harri.
sDn. He Is always Jignified, chaste and
srgumentaIive. He shows a more tho
rough knowledge Of the nature and spiriI
"i our Institutions than any man tn whom
We ever listened. and he has one of The
most powerful aud distinct voices we
ever heard; we have been present when
he WAS addressing from fnrIy 10 fin;
thousand, and we could hear him distinct.
ly al the extremity of the crowd. He
never deals in vIiuPeraiion or abuse Of.
hrs opponents. anu we defy any unpreIu.
diced man 10 listen ten minutes without
being convinced that he 10 a patriot and
an honest man.
IL is a!mUs. work Of supereropaiion
to say that he is in excellent spirits a.
we'll as in good health. How could he
be otherwise Than graufied anil pleased,
when every breeze thai blows every mail
thai arrives. brings TO him additional in.
lrli'gence Of thousands upon Thousand.
Hooking 10 hts sianIIrd; Of state after
sac iaIiIne iHtn line, g. march o. The res
cue oi the Union, with him as their lead
er--aiIer the long apparent neeIecI of his
many services To his eGun,rv, after the
innamersbIe vile ISLANDERS and calu,uaies
that have been hesped upon him bv .
pensioned press. and by hungry office
holders. He would be more Than a sIo.
&c, hts heart would be made of stone, If
he remained unnosed when he witness
Is The generous and enthusiastic manner
IN which The whole nation, men, women
and children. are coming forward 10 tes-
MY to Their entire Disbelief in any os the |
charges Of hls eaIumniators.
These office holders, and The ..by su-
ihnrity" presses. SINCE they have found
that all their efforts at destroying his
moral existence are totally unavsiling. are
sIhsing To create The belief tina, hs is
dead: but We ,iusi. and feel
cn"hheni ~ The hope that the same kind
ffosidence who has preserved him thus
long 10 hi' country, will protect and de-
ead him iIli he has performed his par,
N stamping the downward career of ,hi,
'nly free government upon the earth; and
hat he will live 10 see that even hi, CA
unniators have repe"isd and dgae faraiyI
usfise.
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TIE POST.OFFICE.

That there il general deficiency in
de pshiic revenue. TO a large smaUnt,
which u vii be among The first duties oI
the present ar Ihe next Congress % prn.
s'de for. NOT only for The time beng, bni
1or uE- Ga cone. Se presume is univer.
s'iis sn'l+rs''"d. n nothing be done BY
way 81 Prostd,ns lm the extinction of this
osb'. the tirst thing. indeed, that Con.
gsess Will have 10 10 under the Admin.
i'traiion Vi General Harrison, (who will
no doubt restore 10 Congress The duty Of
9sasging The revenue, usgrped BIZ The
Executive since the 4th Of March. 1920
ss'II be g. provide al once far the nav
msni Of q public debi fincluding Tt.a.,.
~ "o'cs1 o. ssea'y OF thirty million, of
dollan. The next and vet mare i'm.
por'a"l dn'y which will necessarily de
Eolse upon the mex, Congress, will be TO
provide a permanent addition IN the re-.
'snae, which falls aunuslly short Of the
sta's o. The GoSsrnneni. partly from
me laie arrangements in the com neree
81 'hs country. but principally by the
necessary operation Of the compromise "a.
re-. which Will have reached is. min,
naa u 1872, bu, 10 alrsaay / w snoo n
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HOUSE OF COMMONS.
Monday. November %

Monday, November %.
VIZ. Winston preserved bill u las
of ard establish a county BY the nam,
OF Union. together with q petition from
sundrv ciIizens OF the counties Of Arson
and Mecklenburg upon that subject
SAID bill read III. first tine and passed.
On motion Of Mr.. ]. =. Caldwell, a
message was sent 10 The Senate. propos.
ing TO raise a joint select committee on
military affairs, 10 consist Of five from
each house.
Oa motion Of Mr.. Boyden. tho follow
ing resolutions were read and ordered 10
lie o. the tab!e:
ResoIred. 81 the opinion Of This house,
that in the payment Of debts Of deceased
persons. all claims. except funeral charges
and debIs due tie Stale and the Uu,Ied
States. ought tn be regarded ss Of equal
dignity: aud. in case Of deficiency Of
assets. 10 receive a pro rata payment.
RssotUef further, That the cornm,i.e
On The Judiciary be instructed 10 bring m
a bill emboiy'ng the principle. uf The
Inrtsoing resOiu''n.
On motion uf Mr.. Paine,
Resotrsd. That message be sent 10
Tie SENATE. proposing 10 raise joint selec,
COMMITTEE OF three Oh the psrI Of each
House, To inquire into the expedlency of
ab'IIsI'ns imprisonment fJr deb; and thai
they report by bill or otherwise.
On motion of Mr.. Adams,
Reso!Uea. That 4 message DO sent T.,
he Senaoe, Proposing /" appoint q Joint
select committee "f three on the par. oI
each House, TO. designate the time aud
manner Of counting aud cumpar,ns the
VOTES cast lIr Governor al the late Angus.
eleciion.
MIR. Menjenha!l introduced a bill Civ.
ing longer time 10 register grants OF land
~ this stale, deeds Of mesne conve, anre,
powers of attorney, Sc-1'hese bills
were read the FIRST lime aud pissed.
Mr.. Neal presrnted a petition fro
'undty persons Of the counues OF Burke
aud Rutherford, together wi,h a bill To
carry their prayer inta effect, entitled
bill TO lay or aud establish a counIy BY
the name Of Mcdowell. Said bill was
read The frs, time and passed.
Tuesday, November a..
On motion Of Mr.. Baker,
Resolred, That the committee on the !
judiciary be instructed To inquire into The !
expediency Of providing by Law, the |
manner IN which persons convicted OF all |
infamous crime shall he restored to the :
rights Of citizenship.
On motion Of Mr.. Reid. % much of
he Gavernor's message a. rsl,tcs to The
location of the Judges. was referred 10 the
committee on The judiciary.
Ga motion OF Mr.. Bigg.. said com
n'.tee were instructed to inquire into The
Of providing. upon whom
'o.'cs may he served by one imprisoned
or f Ie and desirous af awaiting hin
eIt Of tie InscISsui laws.
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1 ML Wanl, . blll " sllsT ths line a hald'
lhg The eaanly seuHs u t.ihgalR' ny
10. Bgnnm, . blll % inenFpaTbts she
North GsFalina Mining and MsnuihelgF'
Ing OOmPany. By Sc. Misshsll. bill
% pfolect he ihlsEesl Of lsssoEs. By Bic.
SpFuili. bill 70 pfsVsnl he issuing u
-Iiis 81 espias ~ sagisfseiendam IN Ger
tain cases. By kE. Gather. q bill fixing
he pfiee hereafter 70 be paid 10 The state
ior sseant land. These bIlls ssyerslly
passed their 6rsa reading. excerpt he lasI
mentioned. which sss rejected.
ME. Clingmsn presented . resolution
suihofising the Gosrrnar 10 employ eoun-
eel 10 defend The Iillrs Of the Purchasers
u The lands in Cherokee enanly, and en-
Pioy an agent 10 collect evidence in re-
half Of Ihose elaiaiag under the stair;
which passed he first reading. w..
On motion Of Mr. MeDsifmid. lhs
committee on the judiciary were instruct
ell 10 inquire into The expedieney OF
smending the lsws respecting ssgranis.
so - 10 substitute sumo other punishment
Tor hiring and 10 prohIb,t the hiring Of
any ~hiIe person for any offence What
ever.
On motion Of Mr. Myers. Ihs commit
Tee on internal Improvements were IN
sIrucleJ 10 take into consideration 90
much Of The GOsernnr's message a. re
lales 10 The construction Of rail road snd
turnpike, thinking South Car Ina. &e..
and 10 inquire into the expeJleney Of
making an appropriation for survey. &c.
The bill 10 locate the Judges Of lie Su.
perior Courts. wss read the third time.
passed and OrisIed 10 be engrossed. 81
TO 10.
On motion Of Mr.. MOrehesd. the judi
eiary committee were instructed 10 IN.
quIre into the expedisney Of amsnd.ng
The laws Of partition. 90 as Ia authorize
Courts Of Equity Ia decree monies arts
my from Ihs sale Of lsnds OF infants and
ieme covers to be paid over TO guardians
and husbands. IS personal estate. when
Tho same shsll not exceed certain sun.
Tuesday. December I.
Mr. Moy presented the memorial and |
documents uf James Harper. conlesling !
The seat Of James Whitfield. sensIor Of |
lie l7ih dIsIricl: read and referred 10 the 1
committee an privileges and elections.
A bill compelling militia officers To
'oid their commissions three years, was
ePorled from the joint select committee
N military siTaIrs: read The tirsl time and
,sssed.
The committee on the judiciary were
directed 10 inquire into The expediency Of
mendlng Tie laws concerning guardians
nd their securities, 50 as To release them
rom liability afler The court has ordered
be removal Of TIE funds into other hands.
nd 10 report BY bill or Otherwise. l.
Wednesday, December 2.
The Senate adjourned ct an early hour
" the meeting ii the Electoral College.
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Sane Tine PrsVioBs 20 he Teseai slss
zen AZ SsaIlogs 10 c0ngFsss By he &c
ssrsl Asssably. . letter ~ss addressed d
shs Hon. wIllisa Gaslaa. BY John Graz
Bysso. zee. esn.eysag ihe request 81 .
parsioa 81 the members that he weDsd
esaseat 20 have he meme pus ia uanins-
Iisa Cor me aproiaImsnl n The Un'iee
sssies s.azle fog Ihs sse1nI ssrm Of sir
yssrs. Tie f,llouing 10 hrs reply:
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I'm .7nfi aapsry Congress at Hash
ingtOR" 10 proposed by ME-. Thoma
douis. isis UnIIed States Senator 70
OHIO. and advocated by The abolition
press. Mr.. Marris concludes letter in
The Cincinnati PhIlanuhrOPist wilh ih,
proposition. - fOllnws:-
Permit me 10 suggest. that the aniisla
very men IN each slate choose delegais
20 attend a, The City Of Washington dur.
lng the next session Of Congress. and The
Ike number ~ each succeeding session. Il
necessary; thai Ihey there ioIn an organ.
izrd bady. holding daily sessions il
1h"ught proper; that they collect al pos.
sible inform slion on The suhjeeI Of Ameri
ecu slavery. sRd also on The sysIem % il
exists IA other parts uf the world; that ihey
n"te with accuracy al proceedings nf Con
grsss and public men 81 Washington on
this important question, that they keep
. daily journal Of their proceedings and
publish The same Is may be Directed
all their acts tn be done with open ,loors,
that every person who wishes may hear
and understand what they do.
, | am with respeci. yours. &c. $3.50
THOMAS NORRIS.
Mr.. Morris was a member Of Mr.. Van
Baren's party. and a Supporter Of his al.
while in The Senate. He
may therefore be presumed 10 understand
his character. In The sbove-namsd letter
he thus contrasts him with Gen. Harri.
ION. in referring 10 what he 10 pleased 20
all " the slave power"
Presiden, Van Bursn has given in his
and promised his fileliIy to
hat power, Ihrnngh motives of policy.
General Harrison has done The same from
principle. lie is no, a northern man
Sish southern feelings. but a southern man
si,h southern prejudicss aud feelings on
his SUBJECT.
In other words. the one 10 honest, and |
he other is not: but Mr.. Van Buren, has
last learned by bitter experience the
omelv lesson. that "honesiy is the best
oiiey." Nerark .iirerlissr.
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ii IL "a, sts 10 be ssusIhly lslI vpSa IhI
rsvFune lFum Ihe customs, toF dv'ies an
90 impaUs,l
IN aJdltion % cher defeiensisH Of ID,
revenue. whirh il viii be RsssfStEy 90
C0agrrss 10 provide Coz. IL ws do no
mistake he matter. will be that in The
receipts of The Post Office. which have
been falling al. until lie revsans 10 aol
sdequsie 90 iss expenditure. The prss.
snI Postmaster General. ne believe. re,
e-issd 10 from his predecessor loaded
1ilh heavy debt. which he dlminish,
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