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d PriYmtc Monrdins.-Gen.lemcn '

e Graham House, 6s Barciay-streetThc friends of
temperance are invited call. Shower Baths free 81 II
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ALL HANDS, AHOY!
TWO WORE ENGRAvgSGs.

f53 THE NEW WORLD continues circulation
with rapidly hitherto unknown th annals newspapers be
ing Acknowledged the First American IN excel
popularity The number week Will be full Of
interes; and variety.
Contents for September 4.
DispIv sfA sosCs-Te celebrated Songs Of Charles Dodn
Esq, published by order OF the British Admiralty and now
frs, published in America in collected form, with splendid
EScRAvyG.
SWELL AND HfwELl TIE RvL snorssErER'A Tale Of The
lch humor and Will be Teiished and undeT'ood
py ever body.
ILL., .,D Ag1oAr-an Original humorous sketch by Jack
Swifter.
" TIN DsyornrpThe conclusion OF this thrilling story by he
author of Woods and Fields
V B,RxAsy RcpcE- several new chapters
VI STANLEY THoHs-new chapters in continuation
VII FnrScn MlryrrsA skechwi'h characteristic engraving
VIII Miss AxcrLrv. BuEpETr CoUrr LoyrR--A very
rich and entertaining Of the Courtship
Dunn, Esl.
TX Tnr VILLAGE ParsTER-a romantic sketch.
< L.s NJ uiop,cK an county original Poem LOCK.
Harris SPANISH BALLADS The RUNS PALENQUE by Miss
Lewis; also grea; variety Of the mos; entertaining
matter, which be enumerated.
&C. Subscription price SO year advance All sub
will have the back numbers OF CHARLr OLLET. gratis
single copies ST For sale by the Agents Of the Tribune
Office so Ann St s23 J. WINCHESTER, Publisher
u AT meeting Of the Prescribed Watchmen, held
Wednesday September
u
Fenion and Charles Ridley appointed Secretaries and Mr. Good
Treasurer other proceedings the following had
ResOred hat Committee Of three be appointed from each
those discharged from the
political opinions the present party has been
likewise Of those been rensa;ed also the
those that be discharged hereafter and report the same
al
Resrts That Committee be appointed draft
expressive the this when the following
gentlemen appointed Mr. Booth, M. Crow
Mr. j. Cameron MIR j. r. Mount, Mr. Hickock Mr. Pollard,
and Mr. Fenlon
seconded NIL Whir friends sur
sun be requested their subscription
paper and transfer them TO the Tribune IN ~ place
seconded rendered
Editors the Courier and Enquirer and Tribune for the gentle
manly which they defended rights Czens and
Watcimcn.
Mo- ard seconded the proceedings Of this meeting be published
IN the Courier aud Enquirer and in the Tribune
Ca motion, the meeting adjourned. -
j. 5. QUACKENBUSiI Chairman.
rnos' FENI0s Secretaries. .3lr
II The Retail Grocery Clerks requested TO attend
M National Hall on Monday Sept 9th
o'clock p NJ BY order of the Committee appointed al meet
held the Eastern Exchange Thursday evening Sept ID
w. l.. ABBOTT rrcs'l
The following gentlemen appointed a Committee
VIM Briggs, David : >amiss,
VIM. Cornwall, John l.. Dickson,
H. Shuhldt WIN t. Abbott
r X. Iisclmb, Jesse II. LudlUu
Henry Percy. Isaac Davis,
Theo i,Hldorinkc H. Nj. Ludlsn jrr
Abraha Bo.cr WIN
"a w.
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FEANNELS.

The public woud DO well early attention to the extensive
stock OF Welsh English American Flanne which the subscr-
Der will sell cheap Call pieces and quantities
JOHN II. DINGMAN, 30l Grand-,r
aua9 II Cor. Orchard
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NEW FALL GOODS

AT TJIE NEW YORK CASH TAILORING EcTABL!sTfnltfI'
li2 Fulton-succ, Broadway
w. would invita- TIE attention friends and the public To
large and well Of superhno Cloths ''ees
and vcsugs suitable and fall wear Gentlemen ~
irving city furnished with iui u't III q ho AT
saving OF at least 80 per cent from Broadway prices
Strict punctuaity observed in hllng orders
Cash ON delivery, and no abatement III prices.
Ps-Th cutting department still under the snpernndence oil
Mr. Gayord whose well appreciated by
hionabo public Particular attention pai
% .r,,;nc nsnIs nual If JC. BOOTH, Agent
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Commercial and Non ~ Matters.


Thursday, p NJ
There fair business done the Stock Exchange day
The market improved per
Ma declined Il Mohawk and Paterson Harlem Long
Island and Delaware Hudson l. Farmer Trust improved per
cent.
The only in State Securities
1000 Ilno;, Skies 1870 50
The Bank of Rochester has declared dividend of
per cent
The Canal Bank, Albany per
The n. Y State Bank, Albany, per
The Phoenix Bank OF Hartford, 50 80 per share
Cole Esq been appointed Cashier of the Wacrv
Bank West Troy
The Canal Commissioner, advertise for sealed prpo until the
10Th for of hundred thousand dollars for the enlarge
mcn thousand dollars for the
the Geasce Valley Canal and hundred dol
Black River making the
whole the of million of dollars for which transferable eef
stock will the People and Of tho
oNewiork bearing interest the rate Of five
payable quarterly days January April July and oco
each year. and the principal payable the first day of July
any thereafter the discretion of the Commission
of the Canal Fund.
Georgia speaking the proceedings under the csum
the Banks Columbus, owe understand
proceedings under the appointment made by Judge hing OF
for the Bank of Columbus and Planters and Mechanics
Bank Columbus have been suspended and that nothing will be
the premises until the Of Judge Welbourn Those
edeemng their bills heretofore aud have full
their ability and the disposition of those who control
To place their assets the hands of
the effect deprcatc their bills and the
injury resulting from would fall upon tho people, the
Banks solvency Of these Banks believe
doubts and their charters should be forfeited
need sustain any loss on their bills"
Some of our the We have called upon and
plain they have been deceived by SYLvEsrER REPORTER
the bills the Wisconsin Marine and Fire Insurance Compa
quoted per discount On this authority they
pockets full the and find that is not
bought any price, understand tina, the bills perfectly good
they issued provision made for their purchase
hh city
New-Eorlx Markets.
AsHEs-No The market active Sales of both de-
scriptions at S. IS.
FouRThe demand better the market rather firm
Nc change III prices.
CorroN-Thc market is very quiet
GRAxCoru plenty. Sales Southern Yellow at Zoe
Jersey weight Dat. isc for and soc for old kyo
is demand at 76i a.
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aul4 lnis

PRINTING TNK-The subscriber. who practical Prin-
ter than twenty been engaged IN the aA-
ufcure Of Printing during which has been Used
largest printing establishments IN the United
States He respectfully socits contin
uance patronage brethren Having lately
enlarged manufacory Front-street between
Montgomery East River ne enabled
py those may with good Ink
can Uued OF Interchangeable color and on
The Ink well calculated 10 work on the compo
siion roller aud all descriptions presses now IN use
directed subscriber residence 2 Grsen-stres or
'i N a. " iniy ~ ISL Gyso 2m GEO MATHER
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u To Dry Goods Clcrks-Ncw-H Ork Lyccum-
Nov York would the attention
Dry Goods other Clerks the advantages OF this In
situation
The LIBRARY and READING RooMs in very central location No.
supplied with all the and useful publications.
rcTvREs prelcnnr delightful recreation for mary winter
aft d abundant instruction and entertainment and excel
opportunities Of becoming acquainted with the personal appear
ane aud oraory many OF the distinguished and
Debating Scientific and other Classes
These and all other advantages connected with the yccun
Uio in no the t country" 49, join H. GRScoM President
II Clothing CIcrI,s-The Clothing Clerks requested
attend meeting at the shakpen oe corner r, of William and
the p'oPrey OF soliciting their employers to coe
their O'Clock.
n B. Punctua attendance particularly requested s33t
" To House Carpcnters-An adjourned meeting of the
Carpenters for the Of forming Sccniihc and Arch
will be held the Academic Institute No 1859
Friday Evening September 81 at o'clock All
s22t CALROW, Secretary.
Iy General Cemml..v. of Democratic WING
Young lgen-A regular of thi Committee will be held
National Hail. Friday evening, the 30 Of ScPem
ber at o'clock By order BENJAMIN DRAKE, Chairman
William B. Marsh, ,o,;
Giles NJ. Ellyer. S2@
month September which far the pleasant
the atmosphere "a' Since
Of uninsi and for the
persons who wish visit the Catsk the house Will
= il. CT. BEACH, Proprietor.
IL Bills of Hndug, prlned Rugglcs Engine "a Ann
quality Shipping Merchants Trans
portato and Others large numbers may
fy per by cnng above CARDS printed at from
Three Dollars iouan and other printing nj pro
por,ionaby low lsa I'll WI BURROUGHS 4 co.
II Information Vnutcd.-lf any person inform me
where can my uncle, JOHN BRIAN from Windy ii trbo
Dublin Co Ireland will confer favor his nephew III search
New Should hi, meet his
by making himself knosn TO
his nephew JOSEPH FLOOD at this Office -
Auction Noice.-The extensive sale OF elegant and vaua
Furniture all descriptions both and second hand to be
sold the large y Ann and l5 fa
0 O'clock will he found deserving more than
usual attention. Sd j TllOS BELL Auct'ohcef'
u Auction Notics.-Sac OF Piano Ferries Looking Glasses
Organs parlor hall; Lamps Clocks
Paintings this day, 10! o'clock the large koo@s 81
m lis Fulton THOS. BELL. Auctioneer 81 l.
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BY u. DRAPER, DR..
CASTLE GARDEN.

4 CASTLE GARDEN.
IN FRIDAY EVENING. September .Manihceu, Display OF
FIRE WoRhS Last sht bst "f the ERUPTION or MOUNT
NE>UN lUS together with brilliant di,n,y FIREWORKS and
the of the al MONTGoLFER BALLOONS
with lights attached, Will be
The NeTfoS Brass Band under the thcg Leader
Mr. Lothian engaged
Signal Rockets will be fired and continued m -
sclock vhcS the exhibition viii Bengos
Lights Marine Signal Rockets with Gold RaH
The Emblem. splendid piece.
Rockets vi h SauciSson,
The PhsnN Bird OF Fire Rockets with Serpent,
Changsahc Star. 4 singular and brilliant piece
Rockets With SUCCESSORS and Silver
The isw Tree; plcndd and beautiful piece
Half hour will be allowed for Promenade and Refreshments
after which Will commence the
GRAND ERUPTION CT MOUNT VEStNIUS
Eruption. ad Castle cover
space 300 square feet extending h entire front Of thu
Gardcs.
Scenery ...-............ by-.-..-.. Mr Gram
Pyrotcchnlst. ME- H. J. = Hall
On Monday benefit night of the Orphans.
Abundance - Chidren half prcc -
ARCADlAH GARDEN, 2J5 BieccSe,-
INRIDAi EVENING September 5drhis evening bc,g selected
Benefit Mr. CRONK the Proprietor OF the Garden
unusually rich bill of fare will he presented.
Miss GANNONThc surprising talent OF this juvenile performer
who will appear II different characters.
Mr. JENKINS celebrated for aud
= DIAMOND ihcnmtab dcucaior Negro characters
BROWER the OF and sentimental singing and has
appearance Garden this together with MIR ERBERT
Mr WHITE &c. &c. and host of others.
For full parcuv st small bills, unusually rcs and full.
Admission - 81
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Sales after tho Board.
q Farmer Loan % Boston & Providence 9
- q. ). Bank. ..........snw lO3
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morning Of Thursday, Scpt.2d black leather Travelling
b having III possession j. requested to return it to No
Lafayette Place - II
SPANISH I.ANGUAGE-The subscriber Is organizing
the above language AanecA Oral advised call
the list they wish 10 the hrss
class a will commence Moutay September 6;h O'clock
W. aud continue every other day from Terms $40 f'r
CARLOS RABAUAS, Readc-strect.
TRANSACTIONS every kind OF documents and private instructions
Is usual. eoot
'I,mE FALL TERN OF Mr.. fRlt'S English and CLASH
School, will commence Monday, September o. When he
viii be pupils and others tina. may DC In
trusted at his School ROOM no 80
Bower, opposite Fith.stree iis Orchardeet - u
RoARD-Wh pleasant parlors be had at - adsos 81
~ A'o rooras for single gentlemen Terms moderate - M
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STATE OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MENT.-IoANs
- - u
entitled funds
puh progress May 18Th. iSil hereby
proposals will be- until wecnes thu ff
unit four oo in the afternoon of that
dolar tor the
Cn hundred thousand dollars for The construction Of the
ed and The
Bk River Canal making in the whole he OF million
old stock viii he the
the people of the State New York beans interest 81 the rate
payable t~ry the days OF January
April July ard and the pncp payable the fst
there after At the discretion ct the Com
mis-. oner. o the Canal Fsnd.
The o.al, the whole the bidder nd,
moi dollars he willing
dollar, stock pOposa To be sealed and
the Erie Canal Loan
Valley Canal Loan fr the construction
Black River NAL the and enclosed in nvel-
ope directed to the Comptroller al Albany
the ptopo1s the must
credit d the Commissioners Of The Canal Fund IN the
NeYok Stale bank Albany in The Bank OF the Manhattan Compa
IL The city Of NeEYork.
residing the h and I'd Senate Districts ard those
siding the stock held by them,
quarterly Ma Company the city Of New iork
Ill other Bank the city Of Albany.
themselves the right Of knL less
offered nix If The of Is
their opinion al lgeous o the Of the State.
|. BRADISH. Ii Governor,
COLLIER, Comptroller,
S.c,r, n St.t.
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LIATTERS' PLUSH qu,i.,ios Il
l. constantly On hand and for sale JOHN NJ kUPPFER,
81 luis l0l William
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~ Offices To Lei-u Basement of the New Merchants
Exchange corner OF Wall aud Hanoveeets suitable for Brokers
or other purposes such coffee ereshnent roe There are
offices connected will c, the balance the
year al rent perfectly satisfactory Apply to Mr.
Pearson office oil the Exchange Company of anoseree
and Exchange Place. the publisher ID World 30 Ann
Visit
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PROF. OLMSTED'S PATENT STOVES,
FOR

HALLS, PAKLUKS, CHAMBERS, NURSERIES 4 CHUhLHES
Tie economical Store made.
procuring Stoves at hand the proprietor
"a article Olmstcd
have the last five been
pub and generally well known require mush
said made of the best material
and Il the ornamental style.
proprietor would caution the public about the ahy Stoves
made in imitation Olmsicd but differing the
would recommend all call and
beauty
utility be cheap other establishment
All with promptnc
- 2wiseod JAMES H. T. DEAN 2lU Watcr-st
~ IMPORTED CORSET WAREHOUSE
III w. BRIT Cedar PEARL receiving large as
M sentiment coorcd CORSETS, made order and
~ give satisfaction, and selling at extremely 10"
prices
n. r. Country Merchants supplied au2l Inns
DREPARRD CAST STEEL sPOONs.-Tne pub
lie presented with article far superior thing of
kind before manufactured in this or any other
those of pure silver excepted They will neither ,arnsh
lose their brightness though kept in constant use
All orders relative the business may he directed 10
au3O lmis Messrs GEORGE : CARY CO lq' P'er st.
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CLOTHS, CAssrMEREs AND sATINETs.

Fine West of England Broad Cloths, all colors.
80 pieces Cassimeres, PLAIN and fancy coors.
so pieces Satinets all colors and qualities.
Satin, Merino, Valencia and Marseilles Vestinss
French German and English Merinos achoce assortment
nu2s Il JOHN II. DINGMAN. SOL Grandst, Orchard.
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u Auction Noica.-Sslc Piano Ferries Looking Glasses
Organs parlor hall Lamps Clocks
Paintings ihi, day o'clock in the large Rooms 81
Ann and ll5 Fulton St. THOS BELL, Auctioncer. - l.
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: Information Wanted

q INFORMATION Wnntcd-lf any person con- iHoTHi nc
find my JOHN BRIAN, from Windy ii rbor
will confer great favor his nephew III search
him somewhere Ncr. ork Should this meet his eye
very great anxiety by making himself knosn 10
his nephew, JOSEPH FLOOD, at this office 50
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3- THE NEW WORLD continues increase circulation
with rapidly hitherto unknown in the annals newspapers be
ing Acknowledged the FrsT excel
n.er.s; and varietv.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-03

Auction Notice.The sale OF elegant and vaua
b Furniture OF all descriptions both and second hand to be
sold without the large y Ann and 3 ta
Saturday 10: O'clock will he found deserving more than
usual attention ls32.l TIIOS. BELL. AuctIoAeer.
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lT General Csmmi..v~ of DcmOcrUtic Wing
Young Mem regular of th Committee will be held
Hail. Cannstrcs Friday evening the Sd of ScPtem
ber at O'Clock. By order. BENJAMIN DRAKE Chaifnan-
Giles NJ HrIyer Secretaries sa2t
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? RiIIsofEndiug.p r,n.ed

Bills of gRtng, the Rugeles Engine 81 Ann
at from Seventy Two Dollars per Paper
quality manufacturers shipping Merchants Trans
and Others large numbers may
fifty per by calling above CARDS printed at from
One Dollar TO Three thousand other printing
rtion ,by low rates w. l.. BURROUGHS Il co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-03

IL Rev A. smcdc's school for Young Ladies' los
will be re-opencd ON Monday 9th of September
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IL straw Scwers-2o good Straw Sewers are wanted mcs
ply.
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u To House Carpcnters.-An adjourned meeting Of the
House Carpenters purpose Of forming Scientific ard Arch
ectra Association held the Academies, Institute No 359
oome street. Evening September 81 o'clock All
Carpenters friendly object invited attend
80 CAIROW,
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~ Particular Noticc.-rhose persons having firm,
any description dispose Of are brosknr nm
will nd ready sale for portion all of ho
goods ~ sending address calling upon subscrbex
Goods any amount purchased
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Clothing Clerks-rhe Clothing Clerks requested to
the Shakespeare HOTEL of William and
Duane streets on Monday evening o'clock take
poprey soliciting their employers oe
N @ Puneuol attendance is particularly requested .33
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rJ,ORS rare chance for you Auction Cloths
meres Ve,t.nrs and Trimmings, selling close
concern. at J. 4. BENNET'S i12 Grand,treei.
t,,ll while the assortment Is good. - lw'
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-01-14
IN SENATE.
WEDNESDAY, Jan. 10, ls4l

The Senate met at the usual hour, 10 o'clock.
After prayers and reading of the journal, Mr..
KERR Senator from Maryland, appeared, was quail
fed and took his seat.
After other morning business ofan unmportant cha
racter consisting of private bills, &c,
Mr.. KING, according to previous notice, on leave,
introduced bill regulating commercial intercourse
with the port of Cayenne in Guiana.
Also bill to authorize the Secretary of the Trea-
sury TO refund certain duties collected the French
ship Alexandria; both which, on motion of Mr.. X.
referred to the Committee of Commerce together
with the correspondence relating thereto and ordered
to be filed in the Clerks office.
The resolution of Mr.. Tappan offered Yesterday
came up in order, prescribing certain duties for the
charmen of committees Of Congress, in relation to
private claims; which was laid over.
Mr.. GRAHAM, from the Committee on Revolu-
tionary Claims, reported bill authorizing the building
of monument in commemoration of the services OF
Brgader Generals Davidson and Nash, of North Ca
rona, who fell in defence of their country which
was read, and ordered to second reading.
The bills yesterday ordered to be engrossed (Which
are noticed in Tuesdays repo) received their third
reading and were passed.
The morning hour having expired, the Senate re-
sumed the consideration of the presumption bill The
question pending being on the amendment propo-
sed by Mr. Calhoun to the amendment of Mr. Critten-
den on which
Mr.. PRESTON was entitled TO the floor,
ed ability and skill enchanted the attention of the Sen
ate in speech of hour and half, in opposition to
the amendment.
MIR SEWER then rose and expressed desire of
speaking but as the hour was late moved that the far
her consideration of the subject be postponed till to-
morrow which agreed to.
Mr. PHELPS then submitted resolution in rela-
ton to the death of the Sergeant arms directing
the Secretary Of the Senate to pay the of five
hundred dollars to the order of the widow Of Stephen
Height, deceased, late Sergcantat Arms of the Sen
ate to defray the expenses Of placing his body in
coffin, properly protected in the Congressional
burial ground at Washington, and the expense Of the
transportation Of the body TO his friends in Vermont,
and its burial there and that he further pay to the
said widow the salary Of the deceased for the residue
Of the term for which he was elected.
After some conversation the resolution by Messrs.
Wright, King and White, it adopted
The Senate then proceeded to the consideration of
Executive business, and after short session. ad-
ourncd
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Who perhaps have sometimes pushed their seal on that
subject little too far )what right have YOU and un-
der what principle or provision Of the Constitution,
especially after the clear and distinct separation in the
Constitution Of the Judicial from the other departments
of the Goyernment--what right have ysu TO give to
the Register and Receiver Of OF your land districts
this ndisputabe Judicial power to decide question
of title to real estate summarily, without appeal,
and without the Intervention Of a juryl And then
what temptation do you not present TO public ohcers
80 situated Why, il | am rightly iniormed there
was long sinceya single prescription right near the
town Of Chicago, the value Of which was at one time
estimated as hqh as S200000 and the right TO such
property is TO be entrusted to Register and Receiver
absolutely and without appeal Can there be greater
danger Of corruption, or, at least, of avoritismf The
power is tremendous.
Mr.. President, have said much more than ! IN
tended Both your comfort and my own require that
should here stop; and will stop with repeating my
most anxious enireaiy to those honorable gentlemen
whom in political sentiment have the misfortune to
oppose that they will pause before they sanction an
untried experiment Of such enormous magnitude
ask them to wait for the results Of the late census 10
compare the population of the new and the ola States
and the relative at which both are increasing ana
before they part with land system which Is at TINS
hour the pride and of the legislation OF the
Congress Of the United States and which has brought
the nation such rich and invaluable fruit, to pause
to pause land if they will not abandon the plan,
that they will at least consent to embark on these new
experiments with greater light to guide their course
than that which they now have.