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New-York tribune., 1841-07-29
NONE NEED DESPAIR.

NyESSRS PEASE SON-Dear Sirs-With pleasure orwar.
WI show forth the measurable val
loahound Candy, convince tie
fail and e skill oi ply outdoRe
patient this last but least remedy that vii thai
who , fast whitening and going 10 the lom,.
years undergo experiments ind made use
and disease increased alarming
every day had mad" trials of Pease Candy
the chest and lungs materially relieved and nos
am permanently ard radically cured aud EMO!
than have for and great blessing has
been feel bound communicate 10 the public
particularly those who unfortunate as have been
jel9 Il. ~ NOTION, w Ludo"ht
genuine uaess each package .sncd Peae SCR
81 Division obtained Wholesale and Retn'
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IMPORTANT
TO PURLIC SPE 4 K 3 K 5

THO Nessrs PEASE SON-Dear S Your valuable Preps
ration Eioehomnd remarks from my own eSe
-iencn Being IN addressing frequent large meetings.
fosud NV health strength decayicr spirits sinking my uhe'
Ealing md ,cng fast In fact had los' all hopes ans
vas every OF blood vessel "hen e acc uh
Candy the ii had elected reseed rt
believe package every unnVoraoe symptom
, ,nea<cd health evidently mHrovea no" lee
completely that freely 10 oe
han did three wear. ag ECn. l4i Gold ST. BROOKLYN,
Agent TO- he Brooklyn Temperance S"eie'.
ADMINISTRATION AspRwa, Broadwsy 10 astor House ST
s6 WiiIsm-st; Tmpsor Fulton aud Wilni ness'
y2e Broadway Bo,,u Brcad~ay W-s"ortn fr
,ence r. L. Fulton Brooky PIerson Railway ~ j. III
nv most of respectable druggists and groccrs IN the CITY az
throughout the Uaied States = ,
IN the country Pcae Candy BY sending
a ~ ho>c whom they deal with this CITY. city through
90. ,he limited Sacs whe have general Agents VII OBTAIN IL
"a rnSc,ursrs lowest prices Terms invariably CASH.
the MINUS ~ J. PEASE & sun, IS Dlvisions-
~ pders and Confecicuers sell Pesse osound Can.
Choiee Iouieeso' r. ~. time. v3
Kan AWAY from sab. ri1er gu the 9a Instant 10
IL SFPH ~ BRO,N Indicated tpprence To the cooper'hs
~ bisnc persons are 10 hh haioor OF " VI
INV scconn, reward and no charges VIII NC pa 10
any Que who VIII re as nm inc s-" DANIEL KE,ES
E0UNO-tu hugIsh tOiut'r GIg Oh tn7 --u nj
BY uroslrg po cry nhu pay n-
excuses luculre Of E W lrv-g 10 uFeeh"
betwren hours of o'clock p ~ II nn cHiea 'n
three days After this Tsanea he wl be sou " P
- -
XATaxALA OIL ..hls. Tor nv
w Le0 GRINNELL, aINTJRN s co, II seutA-';
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A. The New Word.-suh.crpions to this Splendid MAN
nh Newspaper respectfully solicited at the office Of publication
" Annscct folio and quar,o edition published Terms IS
.car advance SIS for copies mailed to OF the
Country. MO U
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Sa Cotton Pantr Doasc 81 ds I'm Hac wine ana mize sc
& bag AOoa ,scu 81 days from Fogo p seal skins HL
Das'soluh 5eckAin
Ss Eze,h MingtOa is Cay, asyasuez R, to
Beg Robert cts,e days Gambia. Africa, Gil
Scar spasss Fisher Falmouth, ia, copper
va 10 = Smlh
,sh Codur Johnson DIS fin Elc,hura, pine sppe
hal stores,
sear Mli,snt Cole 6 DIS fn Baltimore.
asar ' 80
4na & Co "'''' -
Senator Hsr,,korn aud WIZ Harrison Midgs,, days
MA VIZ mis-
M The Letter Bag. for the CALEDONIA viii close at
tRSoES Co'sOce No Wail.s,re- Saturday, 3lss in.i
-. qsuter pat 4 o'clock, r. II
haa ". WILLIAM VIVIAN.
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ORIGINAL
CAsus TAELGHINf, ENrT


md DEPOT OF FANCY URESS ARTICLES
229 Br0ddway american Hotel
IT The Undersigned inspection extensive ssso''mcn
OF Goods he prepared make ~ to order al such
credit OF The superior style OF ra
men cannot fail 10 or purchasers from whom
purchasing else here For the accommodation
Otherwise require FIRST
REAoYMsnE GARMENTS assortment is al" ay keep
.iyle ua introduced he old E'Ab''
Broadway adiuon which Fancy Des' Article iucniin'
SILK Scurfs Crav Misn Cravs in great variety
patterns >Tcners Suspenders Pocket Hndke chefs
Colar Sc offered Tor sale great!
prices charges the style Of goods
which are of :he first quality. WIN. T. JENNINGS,
49, f 800 BroadW IN Hotel
IL s:fNTLG1aEN arriving from tie South aud Wet,
fishing for shionasc particularly invited call III.
NEW-YOKk c ISL TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.
i13 Frlon-s,. near Broadway,
desirable
England Cloths and Ca<imers Cashmsrces and Da
OEre- Fancy Cashmere, aud Drilling
Chay and Mar-ale vetiug; all of ~hich
superior quality
unsurpassed by establishment in tie city 10
below credit prices Strict etu-y observed in filing
ders Cash Oh delivery no prices
The eating department; still under the superintendent
well appreciated b.
fashionable public need Particular attention paid
to cutting pants jy9tf &c. BOOTH, Age4t
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TENDER ClilNS.

J IN DEN OI1INS.
Ny GENTLEMAN instantly ei we'd from all pain dur
- rc op~faiou .hayin. by apri, 81
TALLIC TABLET hAZDk oTRUP in, sned by SarRters-
uperee, the necessity Of sni BY which the mos u
i'll always produce
rossbi,y experienced hahc
LIS ouly eectua "hirh tie Of III a SO df'se
r givia- 10 every ruary -urg hi, his oh
Sih certainty paU ul his own ian
a.i hich Pc bringing dull andt
,ur the tablet before 81 Few ke
pol" ivory haudles, %h Cases ae OF IL
must co.tv embossed u. and beautifully gt
those -ui.u 40 posses the Ne P!r Ultra Of
useful uad the NOlpareil anful forming together with II
oks.hip specimen OF The ideal OF perfection
Pr,cs 81 - $1,000. -
'it - e,r-Nnrps 50 20 vav
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rPricc syeduccd TO S;S.OU-Daguerreoype Portraits
then from 10 10 seconds, at the OF
Btelway Park Paceenrance IN Park place. Jyl4 Inn
New-York tribune., 1841-07-29

" Stranger, If Boots Shoes OF any description 90
SCRlBNER C0MPANYS Great Catherine Boot and Shoe Mar
@ IS Catherine of Moarocsreet where you will find the
Cheapest and splendid you jy0u
New-York tribune., 1841-07-29
CLT.kED.


~ sni9 Isabella Andresseu Errmen orlrichs Kruger
h. 'c'en JhA>on. r,c,o, DLaham uimon Kentucky: ti-
sua-!anla 4 =. Dowev Dunwert Br brig Janet, hydd
81 sAalrea, B, Re, burn & vsuder,o1rt.
e "oco' Loveland, Boston; Apple,oH, NieSerton'
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of Editorials Correspondence. News,
b. per year in adya single copies 81 All
,s,1bers pay year will rece the FIRST VOLUME
r.,,e, oM.LLrY gratui,ously. Office 80 Ann (-sin
NAV also had OF j. s. Barber Museum buildings Al
tsr,, willard, Troy D. c. MITCHELL NewHaven Smith,
,.kc 81. Newark and the Brooklyn News Office 20
,~o.,bs. jy29St WINCHESTER, Publisher.
This Day Published.
Bentlcy's MisceIiany, June, sSAf.
s,s.sle. Historical Rouancs Illustrated by George
| op br W. Harrison Answor,hi
1 cgy for Noses Illustration by Loech by Charlie,
' sEod Romance Of Real Life Illustrated by John
gra, Eagaud ia the od.n Time by George Daniel
IN sarb.r the Odcn TmrThe Old Ledger, No. v Edited
| Illustrated b. Alfred Crowqml
| i,sn.rt &c P.e by Ms Louisa Stuor, Costello,
| ss.ren. Of ode German Poo bv Mary Howi't
Fl6on Tae ree Of the Beautiful To To- with
,a-,ioa b, Leech. "Ry r. T. t."
To.p s ass1a re".ee by Thomas Iugold.sy
The s'ay Coacsman by Albany Pcynzi
| Toe stage Coschman's Lsnent
| Excursions At Home Abroad;
succmeLs of Mo ern German Poets by Mary Hewitt
JENNA 81. MASON,
! hN1t broadway aud Piuests
r. Cedcy,s Laay's EsooK-oacc IS Rowery-Gode,' La
~ Mr.. SARAH ]. HALF and iIr.. LYDIA H. sIGoURNEY
4 The OIL, Magazine with l-.dy Editors.
FEss OF fi1 AueSs sr's
/ TIE Ligh, keepers Daughter, b' Prof w J. Walter.
Caek Tale Art from the German By Mrs. F. F. Elicit
4 o. that Love Blind, by Mrs. c. Ladl
4 Hcssrt Ns@on, by siss F.. E barley.
E".-rt Wyie o. Towpscsd by seta Smith.
,.vo. or the Lvre, by George Mors-Wclu DayLady of
fusan open Thy lace-oe oyo ho.or ind obeyVenetlan
~ w TonI, n - GO hv Enes Ssrgeu, '
im.uoa Of The No ID
led. ~ Old Houses-Badgaburv
To,Le Unknown nv A. T. Tack crInap
I,,.il, iynnore part n Inv Mis-. F I.slis
,.nr"ns, hv Geo,ce P,bnssk t;,rk
word TO inc WE oy l. y Arn"r.
nol9r hnu "onee'y y, ,.,-., Jim,
f th'c.une Der i.' 80, raeS &c cA h ., pl ,
ssa..r hv Pref W. J. Walter.
rdio'. Table
Rop nphcsl Notice Of Willis Gaylord Clark, Esq.
Elnoc- Hook abb
MI ib, Kns I,,rIar, nIsnJd stoel royravi,g NV
nirk ,,o
taJlo, pis,e-Fiv. Figures ELEGANTLY celored
TFRHS-S3GO per snnum advance per Number
rb hy-iel,ercd in any part Of this city and
'g %s- v " " " f ISRAEL posi- "a Rowerv
~ -4sz---
II The New Worker, large and beaNufu sheet oil Original
dcreuy selected Literary matter IS published every Saturday
% % M ,hs Gudro ~ hook eJion for bnd;nceacb nume,
,,, ne ,oges nj Lree wide coup,ns each Insulting niece d
pn SIut and excluding Advertisements are 70
,x.f,,, .oIc,od hv Cassidy 4 Ca. 70 Ann N York
r' -
Necessary Caution 'o"uer does an article OF he
uty pubic attention and secure extensive pair mage
Gsn the inventor the lust recompensc for his labor.
Thr means of ID" Felix Gouraud
POWDERS UBTiLES prootng Hair" and The perhaciiy
their deceptions renders II the imperative
call the attention oil purchasers 10 the
genuine be had where Ne"iork
old established 81 Walkerree'
aud of David Sands Co. Druggists 40 East
hway That each bottle OF the genuine is developed IN hand
with the signature OF the Dr. aud ms trther rocc
New-York tribune., 1841-07-29
H1or,ipn.

In this city, July q, by Rev. VIM. Richmond, Mr. William D.
Smith Miss Jaue r. Vcrmilyca
city July Is, Church. NJ Forbes
Charles Hickman of this city, ili.s Rctccca Bailey.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-29

15TANEEDStu for American coohs 81 L.
w county places; 30 German 40 English aud ,h girl
dferen, Kind. of acc, alter mon and girls apy the
United intelligence Office i55 Broad"-y, Tatrrsai
I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-07-29

ShDLETZ AND SODA go DERs-A,ls Dni.ioa
- N Gshg better satisfaction quality and
al! others. Wholesale aud retail jy2s 81
CROCEEs's WAGON-Hubhs spokeS and rank-ior sale
" - Pri-street B-Ju finished, beautiful for
Groce &C with spngs-wh be warranted first article
COFA HEDsFEAs,s, Cabinet Furniture. &c rslIi Z Is
- p ceut below prices downtown at sTRArfo>S
jy299 sc howery.
,p,0 CEsUKCEa WARDEN AND sExTOss
Church cushions ush' takrn Of the aud
order Hts from laying III the uir WHICH
by next yeur all be lit gina" the s,-ri
DR.. LEWIS FrUCHT~ANGEK.
jy2o 4,cOd. cor BrradSsy aud lurandt St
f1Ot KKOACn.sf--Th,s cc,tif, tina p e.
Op.raoD by DR. rEuChT"A\GER to desro, Cock oaces,
and that bou the Time fret
although ssy e. t y.,u and Aan
Tae ce.i.ac such respectable be lie
pended o. give reuuuy
uahelivvius think Impossible to clear house Of pf
par ID and sol. hy DR. EWTS r. UCaTWANGER,
jya9 4teod cor. Bruadway a:d Cnur'l ndi-st
DON WOOD.-Wanled, 0 ret rate Box
iy.s II. Toninc Building cor. Nal and Watcrreets.
NOTICE TO TEE LADIES 80 liLRtds OFF.
v SELLING OFF!!-sUTToN RUMBLE. IN unity
.u''om tbs season Of !e ear wish 10 fo% lhy se.
low making thei FA purchases aaes Sa-
III, no strip Gha ally e% Iona en al enc on r n9 e
SUTTON a RCNDLt, III ,rIn. street cor. sullivan;
Store jy q lw is
DAmTECULAEs N0TiUt-Those persons
viii aad ready sale for any or all Of their
goods by sending address, calling upon the subscriber
Goods any amount purchased
iy3 lmis F. COTTON 1917 Chatham square.
VALUABLE COsnETaC for Improving complex
on-Churchs genuine Vegetable Lotion for diseases Of the
and sk.- .ctuo eradcacs mpe bloichrs rinewors,
sInburn shingles prcky heat rcdne the neck
frrcKe corbut erupons Of Descriptions 1t
condolences asserted that this nsmabc Lotion
properties peculiarly adapted for heghong the Of e
male beauty pntronized by the ussed ladies of the
who have their unqualified appreciation of this 10
the lterious ec climate The ha
and long the skn in Of prne
freshness all beauty
Sold Bowey of springsreel Price " cents
bottle. Jy2c 3Is'
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Dle0

in this city July 23 john faifney aged 49,
place from his late residence No 80 sprngt
al 81 clock this afternoon
la CITY, July % Mrs Ellen Nelson late o Putnam Co aged 80
At MlmarOreck, July 70, Benjamin c. Marshall aged IL
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NswLo's GaKONN.

I
tIOC ORTIZ - frs
q ranc. IT tin, taai I'm tins Eve"ig
Eve Euter l. VI commerce WITH POI ulaI
erture followed by usio Deeds 20" Oeiudl
.d a. Promenade Gr,nd oaurn, LEM
he Tempt. Of
lpoll., all A'u.ard.
The uneuu by celebrated Mr. Thomas, Will pay
everal Va-es aud q 1drills.
Pr~vio I, last PIT iop"lir Overture
10 ii tu'ea Ia act act
.ug in Londvn " called Doctor DnwUrh
Ticket. Fl Cents. lye9.
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W N IS.
JETANTED-A Partner a Commission Produce House. n
w active with $500 cash. would be preferred Apply
jy@ 1t SMITH, 10 John street
ANTHD-Immedaey or s energetic Young Meu OF
w rpecnble address procure Subscribers this pop
Aar ana valuable Periodical Tue prompt and interchangeable
viii receive far compensation.
price. None other, wanted ApFy at l. City Hall
PIace from to ia the morning. or n ne
y9IANE D-Al respectable families Be supplied
W .ervns, beth ans remal BY calling East
Broadway We DO beast advertise 10 furnish
liz, but 20 straight forward. ly@i II COuh Il FROAp.
VTANTED.-,t 10 Grand STREET male ard ls-,4e
w cy ani Farmers and Others good hrp
can have them by applying a. above y*9 If
t!TlNTE D-Four cooks our.he for general
W Houceork II all descriptions good ua
20 thew need he afraid being cheated
jyl9lt' J.AccAeE & co.
W ANTED. S1,OOU-Whs will advance this hall BE-
w quarter IN lease that covers one OF the
valuable cred this Il nlar
rent cie their ahaly.i> Likewise number IF pie.
The will he poduce Il cundere4 the best judge that
shall privilege overseeing the busines and
eeve fair anry f'r the Adde'S line To W 'a Office
with place call. >ha! be attended To ith full
explanation given IVY u
e.o 600 IS Day GOODS AND LIQU0hS TO exchange 10.
100 sMITn q TURNER, l6 Johns
IeYANTEEs-A situation cutter u
w ment or Coing store hy ers"n 81 long experience
aote to Gutter and left at This ofhr vi" reee mte
iue attention Iy.s.t
x Fs-5D Tp'ors Fl-irng Bnyct Coats
" Apply Yrs 81 LANES Ma THAN, 10 Cs,!ar-st.
{ATANFED-An american Ia lis, g,r u good chnr'c
w AXE children aud do Tine Of
concentrations will be required Apply Duane
do,r OF broadway. jx2s IL
a. A%TE EbAn and industrious boy atn 6ort'
~ Cerk Grocery "kUn hbersi
be No need apply produce
i-acto character, For particulars
%as Greenwich street n<s 81
15TANVErD-s for American Il.
w county places 20 German 40 English aud i'h girl for
different kn of %siier and ,ml gir' Agy at the
Intelligence Office, i5 Broad" Tatlrrsa
Coany lovers supplied without disappointment
i,2T I'm
a. sxUs- Ci.MEki< WAN Blu NJ d,,ine e ~,b
~ PLY OF fOm - to IS ofngc- Tne
rican have h tl business To good
habits anl vel App ncii
tely No. sly Pearl street doors from Ccnro Jyi; st
INFANT ID pectnhle famie and public generally
w informed that the American Intelligence office
i6 broadway, above iran where Protestant
had for this City
the United STATES Sl.facOry reference,
Jy26 Iw' T. ELLIOTT Pr prie'or
SSJANTE le-Plsas,nt apartment. for small quiet family
W able eignborhuoduppcr part o this
New-York tribune., 1841-07-29
PEASE'S COMPOUND lOREN0UNU CAADi

i
rs ed wcn:y OF the safe aud sausy cough in
rr,dents whc remedy infbe rom the fact that
where one rcue fails another succeeds for the cure OF coughs
colds oseue othe throat Group whoopns cough &c
e Country and others wishing choice Confectionery al
wholesale call the undersigned before ea'n
their orders cew here They will hnd prices harmonic VIII
he cyi~nrjes of the times We boxes OF 10 b ~ lbs - bt
~ lbs s,d 100 lbs. Please favor call, and o'l-e
~ 80, W CEASE & son. Is Dysion-st
New-York tribune., 1841-07-29

TOUGH Boards
PLEASURE I'm SHAVING by the use OF ClIAPaANs
MAGIC RAZOR STHOP with rhch every person may Keep
perfect order, whether land 1t presents oi
faces different sharpening properties commencing with the
Hone Of time the of the ordinary hone and M
shng the simple calf SKIN. Retail prices ~ cents 81 w
2 each according and outward finish The per
forming part IS Strop the nj 81 80
l.. CHAPMAN, l02 William st.
Mr. The performing Of StroF warranted to De-
superior cac and the returned
the purchaser be dissatisfied Jew lIn,S
StlANA DA MONEY WANTED-
" Bank of Montreal Montreal ..--St as per cent.
City Bank, do.---.. - a. percent
People', Bank, do...............-..2i as pc cent
Bank British y. America Montreal =! per cent
I;uion Bank do...............l per nj
Onshec R,nk Quebec ........... q per
jy26 lwis ri uNAl %. W Van 81.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-29

IT Notice PublshCrsA Practical Printer, who has hud
about two experience Editor Of TrWccky and Weekly
Newspaper AID Who also Contributor several of our most
peculiar Magazines wishes obtain Editor As
n Editor Literary Political Journal Satisfactory ,cst-
A4l gea. Plea address B." the Office of this paper
bsu
New-York tribune., 1841-07-29

ANTE EbAB indu>t boy a,n 6Ur /,
~ Clerk Grocery ~hum lbers comT-usa
will be given No need Apply produce
i.acto character, &C. For particulars
E2s GracnMlch - 81
New-York tribune., 1841-07-29

n The Ncw-Yorer, large and beaYtifl sheet of original
,dc,refuy selected Literary published Saturday
nrinr Price 81 year for the Folio newspaper edit
lion; Qudrto book edition for bnihgeach humble!
containing pages three wide couHn each including piece OF
Popular aud excluding Advertisements Subscriptions
,c,ily solicited nv H. Co. 80 Anb-st n. York
New-York tribune., 1841-07-29
MARINE LIST.

PORT OF NETWORK. JULY :
New-York tribune., 1841-07-29

" An agreeable and healthy Recreation IN the
crno0aNo Peaanter attractive be made at
OF the esr than by taking trip oboken ana Walk
~ me shady aud picturesque banks the margin OF the river
assn sdiona iaducemen; this generally admitted thai
a walks and grounds of hs charming spot more beautiful
access rendered easy from different parts othe CITY by
Canal and Christopher Ferries the boats on which
sen nes and comfortably reftted In the evening tho Canal
'A festy Boat until o'clock from Hoboken. y!0 owls
New-York tribune., 1841-07-29

{4TANFED-An inc,.an FL. i,L ri. of good chnrc err
" AXE children aud do plae The Of re-
concentrations will be required Apply 50 Duane
OIL rua iy2S
New-York tribune., 1841-07-29

DAHTECuLAts NOIlCL-Ihose persons huvns in' nj
description dispose Of, who are breaking
fnd ready sale for all of their
goods sending their address, calling upon the subscriber
Goods any amount purchaser
TON lN7 Chatham
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GtNTLN1aEN arrlyin.
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

CLEMENT Il PACKARD SUCCESSORS to TAYLOR s
CLEMENT $50 Pearl-sireet, opposite Cedar have han
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c.o OOO IS DRY G0ODs AND LIQUOh$ 70 exchange 70.
,1S.OCO Western Lands. ippl, this d.,
,o9 It SMITH d TURNER, l6 John
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-11-26

determined by yeas and nays, and the names Of
the persons voting for and against the bill, shall be
entered on the Journal Of each House Respectively
Thds ii appears by the Constitution that a bill
may become the supreme law of the land, after
having passed each House by barely mojoritu
of The " quorum for doing husiness," provided /,
is approved" by the President; and il will also
become law by having been PISSED by majori-
ty Of two-lhirds ofthe "quorum," in spite of the
Presidents objections!
Thus law may be passed by barely one-four,h
of the members of each House, in the one case,
and barely one third in the other.
Thus: OF the House, n majority of 242 is 1928;
and majority of 1873, 62--and "lwo-lhiIds" of
l23 Is 81. OF the Senate, n quorum is So; and a
majority Is IA; and two-lhrds" Of the "quo-
rum" 10.
So bill after il is reioed, NAV become law
by the votes of Is Senators, and so Representa-
tves-one-lhird Of each Of the Houses.
.Madisonian.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-11-26
THE VETO ANALYZED,

Let us bring the Veto, by way of experiment. to
the test OF the constitution:
Article I. Section V. Il majoriiu Of each
Housed shall constitute quorum for doing bus
taPss."
The Senate consists Of 80 members, and ma
jority Of this number is therefore 81 The House
consists 2l2 members, and majority is consequent
~ l23. These malolles constitute quorum.
Any bill. therefore, passed by an affirmative vote
of IA Senators. and 62 Representatives posse ,.cs
all The requisites and iormales fhe c..,.,i,u,;c.
and nothing remains TO give it tbs snnc,.,n =, !.
law, but the approval of the PRESIDENT. And no,"
what becomes his duiy NV"
"Article, l. Section III. Fhe APPROVE h
shall sig. II, t". u NOT he SHALL reiurn il.
m'.'. MS Objections, 10 that House in uhi,h il
:iar mare originated"
Here ends the duty ofihe President; bu, M, 81
the duty fihe two Houses. And now wbp, be-
comes the duty of the House, in which it origina-
ted
Art. |. Sec. VII. ['rhe Housed shall enter
me objections OF large on their Journal, and pro-
ceef 10 reconsider ii. If after such reconsidera-
non, iuo-h,rds Of The House shall ngree 10 pass
The bill, II shall be sent, together with the otiec-
Tons, TO the other House, by which il shall like
wise be reconsidered and if approved by tro
thirds Of that House, it shall become law. But
in all such csscs the votes " both Houses shall be
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-11-26
A CUT DIRECT.

His Excellency Governor Paine, has TO all ap-
pearance, expended much labor for naucht His
political friends, the honorable Wing Legislators,
in their recent address, addopled at caucus held
in Montpelier on the 9Th instant, have no, even al
luded to the veto power, relating to which the Gov
says so much in his message. Touching this point
and that of National Bank, the address is entire
ly silent. The message is also silent about bank,
and thus far the two documents correspond, But
why is The Veto question untouched Do these
wise legislators differ with his excelency on this
point If so, why not avow il Why maintain
digniled silence J Why not show their hand
Why treat the Colonel in this cavalier manner .
as much as to say, I'VE know, SIT, that YOU are
for restricting the Veto power, and in our oficia
capacity, have requested us 10 egislate upon the
subject; hut we will not listen to your teachings
neither will we call the attention of the Legislature
to the motter-no, nor will we endorse your sen.
sentiments in our legislative Address! Wen re,
main quiet-give this question to go-by-dwel
more ieelingly in our address upon the union o
the wings as party &c. This is virtually ,ht
language addressed to Gov. Paine. Now what il
it but a cut Direct yet it would not he suppr
sing, or in the least inconsistent with Federal poll
cy, if the same party, year or two hence, SHOULD
declar that they have never abandoned this ques
ton. We shall know.--N. Star.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-11-26

formal Legislative act in erery State tet0re
ne money can be receirei, Suppose then tina; the
Democratic party unanimously in all The States act
according TO their principles, we may add 10 the
list, Louisiana, Tennessee, Indiana, OHIO, Mary
land-in oil fifteen Siates-wilh strong Probabli-
ty Of increasing the lis, massachusetts, Connect
cut, New York aud Michigan. The Democrats
have il now in their power TO hulliiy the Distrbu-
ton Act in fifteen Slales-lhe three Territories are
Democratc--lf they act as becomes them the
great bribery bill may be sranged in The State
Legislatures before three months pass over. And
from whom does it better deserve lis fate, than
from The State Legislatures, whose Independence
it was designed to destroy, upon whose power and
dignity it makes fatal wal, whose venallty and sub
serviency were impudently reckoned on by its au-
thor as the great security for the continuance of
his scheme of corruption.
We call upon the Democratic press TO put on
their armor and meet this enemy now, when we
can strike him down with single bold elliott
Never was there an opportunity of achieving by
so simple means, so signal and honorable a victory
for States Rights, for Democratic justice, equality
and honest Government. We Call upon the poll
ticans TO write, speak and urge this matter upon
the people every where. We are pledged to re-
peal the Distribution Active can anul ii in the
State Legislatures, and compel the Wing Congress
that created it, TO blot the foul scheme Of bribery,
waste and corruption, from the Statute Book.
Charleston Mercury.