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Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-22

In Chancerv-rhe first District of the Southern
 Chanccry Division of the State of Alabama.
 Al Ruies, Dee. 18th, 1911. John IIagan, James Magce, the Grard Bank of the city of Philadelphia, James Schott, William D. Lew IS, and John K. Kane, comp claimants.
 Sil ys.
 Jonathan Hunt, Otis Dyer, George Starr, Robert G, Gordon, John A. Campbell Daniel Chandler, Samuel M Ogdcn Philip Mcloskey, the Branch of the Bank of the State of Alabama at Mobile the Branch ol the Bank ofthe State of Alabama at Decatur John Blood- good Henry Bright, George Poe, Jr., John w Lane, Edwin D. Whitehead, Joseph E. Earle, Adam Hol- finger, the President, Directors and Company of the Bank of the U. States, John Bacon, Alexander Sy- mington, Thomas Robins, Thomas w. Mccoy, and Calvin Norris, defendants.
 FIN this case the bill IS filed by eomplainants to ob A tain partition of certain tracts oi land situated in the city o Mobile, known the Poplar or Orange Grove lands and Laurent Plantation, now held joint lv by conplanants and defendants; the bill pfays partition, and that James Magec, Calvin Norris and Thomas w. Mccoy, to whom the estates were con yeyed on lst May 1885, in trust to make sales and conveyancos 10 purchasers, may be ordered on the conlirmaton of the Registers rplrt and the allot- ment in severaty ofthe respective portions set apart, to make the requisite conyeyances of such portions to the parties respectively entitled thereto; and now the compainans by their solicitor apply for an order ol publication, and appearing to inc satisfaction o tue Register by affidavit file, that the defendants Jonathan Hunt, Geo. Starr Henry Bright, Geo. Poe,
 
 pany of he Bank of the United States, ohn Bacon, Alexander Synington and 'lhos Robins reside out of the limits oiile State of Alabama, lheyare hereby dercd 10 appear before the first day of inc next term of the of chancery aforesaid, to be held the second Monday of May next and answer or de- m,r To the said bill of compaint and il is further ,leret that this order be published once week for six weeks in newspaper printed and published in the city of Mobile, and that copy of the same be posted on the door of the house of Mobile ty within fifteen days from this date; and it further appearing that the said Jonathan Hunt is resident of the city and state of New York, the said Geo Starr resident of the city and state of New York the said Henry Bright resident of Cambridge il the State of Masracl,usetts the said George Poe Jr a resident of the city of Baltimore in the State O Maryland, the said John w. Lane q resident of New Orleans in the state of Louisiana, the said President Directors and Company of the Bank of thc.U States and John Bacon, Alexander Symington, and Thos Robins, are residents of Philadelphia in the state 0 Pennsylvania: it Is further ordered, that copy o this order be forwarded to each of the said defendants at their respective places of residence, by mail, with in fifteen days from this date.
 Witness, Malcolm j. Mcliae, Register of sait court of chancery, this thirteenth day of Decem ber, A. D. 1S4I. Attest,
 dec14 tc M. J. Mc.,AE, Register
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TWO SHIPPERS, MERCHANTS, AND IRA l DERS IN GENERAI.--Thc above arc re- spccfuy informed that they be supplied by the undersigned with the following Goods received and receiving all times from the manslaclories of Tho mas Vyse, London and Florence English Bonnets, Hats and Plait, plain and fancy of
 every dccripton Plain and fancy Tucan Plait. Pedal Plait. Rolio
 Cords, Bands and Tassels, Straw Buttons, Ros.
 cites, Edgings, &c.
 Likewise constantly receiving by vessels direct from Leghorn, ladies', men's boys, girls and infants Hats, of every variety
 And the following description of Silks, likewise receiving by the steamers and packets :- Ladies Dresses. gentlemens Scarfs and Cravats,
 Bandannas. Romas, Paris and Fancy Bandan- ITALIAN LUsTRINGS AND CRAyATS, from
 every manufaciory of celebrity. In addition the above, Rags, Oil and Paper, con
 stantly hand, from the different Itnlisn
 states. A consignment of Silk velvets and Sewing Silks,
 shortly expected.
 Orders received on commission for merchandise or productions of England and Italy.
 WILLIAM WISE,
 No 172 Pearlstreet, New-York, and nl5 Pms No.32 North Front-street Philadelphia. 200 Sosss sS sssss G''a'" Glass ass ''''' rom ''' 200 gals Dutch Linsocd oil
 250 kegs White Lead ass d. Pure No and No 300 lbs Black Paint n 25 lbs kegs)
 20 boxes Chrome Green
 1s0 do Brunswick Green, just received per brig Ceres and for sale by
 n3o FAIRIES < TODD, 20 Commerce st
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HIRE BRICK-50m Pensacola Fire Brick, M As Bonnifan's brand, for sale by
 dls E. c. CENTER & co.
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And also the clivalrc and sensitive BoRaglrff1
 f.niic. MDNH. M AIIi.r.
lLllN EI.L.a-.Al. il..- 93.l
MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR, or

41iS EIEPiAH, 9rf. 22d. n The enistinthnent- Nsi comnCnce with the pro- uftitm ai ei,h>peare's yitie aud wceanirasit char cIrr. m his ust humorous cuust} in ae,s unti-
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D. $. BALL. COMMISS SSION MERRCHAN Mobile sept97 Gml
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SECOND MOURNING MOUSSELINE DE ko LAINES-Just received per barque Reform, aud for sale low for cash, by
 dec II DANIELS $ RRADY. s Dnnnhin st.
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NTORT GAGE OF NEGROEs.-ly virtue of a lyA mortgage made by Wm. Wyatt, to me, dated Feb 9th, ls39 and recorded m the Clerks office of Autauga county Aabnma, in Book D. B., pages AID and 42O, shall sell for cash tho highest bid der, in Washington, Antauga CO.,, Ala, on the 15lh day of Feb. 1872, the following negroes, viz:-Elza, PhDbe, Melinda, Clary, Aaron, Abel, Henry, Bill, Jacob, and Armistead.
 dec14 12tL VIM. ROBINSON.
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FGbis RENT.

4F5A FOR RENF.--A House. Mth ihrec arrcs of sI. ground attacked, with good kitchen, and stable, gDod oi,!lr, drsuslc residence, situated on Gov ernmcntst., one mile from the market hense.
 A House al Stnmerillc, corner of Spring Hill road and Center Avenue.
 A House on the Avenue adioinne the above. To good tcnants the above houses will he rented lcsy low. For terms, apply 10
 drc15 F. C. CENTER q co
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llIcH SILKS AND EMBRoIpERIEs-Chen.

EJICH SILKS AND Cheno lO Silks. plain and satin stripedi watersd and Italian Lus,rngs needle worked Peleriaes and Col lars mourning do; plain, figured, and ,2d mourning Muslin de Laine; Silk Fringes; Daisy Buttons; chi nelle Cords and Tassels; plaid, striped and dotted Swiss Muslns; Bishop Lawn; embroidered Drapery Muslins, very rich; Turkey red Curtain Goods; French Corsets hair Underdresses; l2-4 Bobbinet; |; 6-4bcached Cotton Sheetings; ladies Umbrellas and Silk Shades; hem-stitchcd and revere lawn Ilhdkis i; Revere Lawns and Linen Caebrics; Lisle Thread Laces and Edynss; Cambrie and Swiss Muslin ln- sertines; elegant BrochS heavy silk and enbroder cd Muslin de Lane Shawls, &c. For sale low by
 d10 GEORGE q. HENRY, Al Dauphin-st.
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e ALT--The cargo of the ship I.anark for sale.- 0 Apply to VIM. MILLIGAN & co.
 dl3 3i St. Michael-st
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Crib. CONWAY is authorised to receipt for debts tue 10 Thompson Shreye, and to attend to the sct- tlemrnt of their accounts generally.
 nry29 ISil $. MORDECAL
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NOTlCE.-The undersigned hereby gives notice of his having been appointed Underwriters Agent for lhe following named Insurance Companies of Philadelphia, viz,
 NoRTH AMERICAN INSURANCE COMPANY. INSURANCE Co. OF THE STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA. PnrLADELPHIA INSURANCE COMPANY.
 UNION ASSURANCE COMPANY.
 UNITED STATES ISssRAScE COMPANY.
 MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY. ATLANTIC INSURANCE COMPANY.
 WAsuINoToN INSURANCE COMPANY.
 DELAwARE INSURANCE COMPANY.
 AMERICAN INSURANCE COMPANY.
 PHGsIx ASSURANCE COMPANY.
 DRLAwARE COUNTY INSURANCE COMPANY.
 nl3 VIM. II. BUNNELL. A DvERTISEMENT-The subscribers hereby "A give notice that they have been appointed Un- derwrcrs Agents by and for the following nalnedl ln aurnn,.a Du;caa / Nov Xork viz
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AATS.--53S sacks heavy western, for sale by NI decl3 c. A. GILBERT, 50 Comnerco-st.
 SUGAR AND MOLASSES.--l0 hhds N 0 Stu S gar, 15 do do ,is, 25 bbls Molasses, for sale decll by SMITH & DABNEY.
 SPERM CANDLES.-200b boxes Sperm Candies, kC of the first quality, for sale by
 GUSTAVUS BEAL & CO.,, declS Hagan's new buildings, Contest.
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aeaitSt. ; 7 seiHurr issued from the Steamboat Niagara ni.,risi court ofihe United States inr the Soullien nifiriri of Alaama and to nr directed, have sezcd and into my rnssession la ken the slean,h at NIAGARA. her arkle. apparel, Ne llis Is to cite and aiaonish all era ms having er pretending io have any right, tile, interest er cain in u the ;,baNc named strainlani, hei iackc, Sc. to le and appear before the lion. n.srici Court for ihr nho,e banned disi.ci, the 2isl lu>i and show cause if any they have, why the above nainr steam boat, her tarkie, &e should mol ie condemned nc corling ta the prayer of the lilieliant.
 Iacl5 Inf :sHAkNEnpn r. G R
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YSlREMEN's INSURANCE co. OF MOBILE, V No 3' Si Francis street, continues to take Ma rino. River md Fire Risks The office is open all day. Applications for Fire Risks are reqnesed 10 be male before l2 o'clcck NJ and for Marine Risks any honr during the dav
 CHARLES WHITE, President
 0. ?. HASWELL, Vice President,
 DiREcIoRs.
 John F. Pagles Charles huze. Br. Tardy. Charles White John K Collins Wm. A. ForreH, JIG. Chamberlain, Chs. Cnlum Q. r. Haswen, Jos. Hail. l. II. Erwin, Geo. G. Prentice, $. w. Allen, Wm. II. Chdsey,
 Rich'd N. Redwood.
 JAS. T. FRANKLIN, Secretary THOMAS LosGFIELD, Inspector. nov5 MOBILE INSURANCE CoMrsANY- Nf oIsce Nc. 31 St. Fra1cis street. lnsures against Fire Marine asd River Rsls.
 DIRRcTsRs.
 Jonathan Emanuel John Simpson II A, Schroeder. Thos. W. Mccoy. J. Bloodgood, II. 0. Brewer, Alex. Pope, E. F, Marshall, Desha, J. A. M. Battle, R'V. Montague H Barney, THos. s. KING, Sec'y. jan6 MERCHANTS INSURANCE COMPANY OF IVh MosILE-Capiia S250, 900 paid in and secur ed agreeablyt to the requirements of its charter. This Company continues to mako insurance against lGss or damage aa Riveror Marine Risks md against fire on brick badage and merchandise in the city. Tie public may rely on prompt adjustment oflos- ses DIhECTe7s
 H. B. Gwalhiney John B. Toulmin. J. J. ". Wanroy, Joseph E. Sheffield Charles Gascoigno Vim. H. Pratt. James G. Whitaker, NewtonSt. John. Wm. Jones Jr. J. U. Schilt Hindman Barney, Latham Mitchell,
 Wm. P. Moleu.
 H. B. GWATHAIEY. President. R. S. BUNKER. Secretary. jan24 MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE-ALA lfk BAaA LIFE INSURANCE AND TRUST COMPANY Capital S350,000 all paid in.
 TRUsrEEs
 JAS. INNERARITY, President. T. Sanford, Otis Dyer Jona. Hunt, Henry Myers, c. c. Hazard. 5. P. Bullard, A. w. tlordon, Arch. Broun, F.W. MCoy, James Deas, r. Ravasies, Calvin Nerris. This company continues to de general Insurance business at their oGce of St Francis and Royal streets, taking risks tho usual of insurance against loss or damage by Fire 10 buildings chandize contained therein; also against the dangers oI marine or river navigation
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uNDEMWRlTEI,r, 1AGENCv.

ENSURANC E-HAzAnp k FOWLER, agents for N the Hartford lnsuranoe Co., ars now taking risks against Fire. on Cotton in Presses, and on Mercllan
 dze and Brick Buildings in the city of Mobile. nl1
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O Of Al4AbAmA-MONhoff( (OON
 ORPHANS CoURT IN VAcATIos,
 November 20, l8fl. nN the application of Robert ]. Black, Adminis- SIrator of inc estate of ROBERT BLACK ,decca sed, for final settlement of the of said intestate, it is ordered that the first Monday ln January next l842) at tine court house of Monroe county, be set apart tho time and place ior said final scttemetne and that publication lIereofbe made week ion six weeks in tho Mobile Register and Patriot, n newspaper printed in the city ofMobile, when ana where, all persons interested, to be interested, may attend, if they please.
 A true copy froin the minutes, Attest, noy27 SStc JAS. McCOLL, Clerk
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FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE. TgNliE undersigned, appointed agent for the PRO- -a TECTION INSURANCE co. of Hartford Connecticut, is now prepared s take risks against fire on Stores and Dwellings (of brick woot) and their contents, also Marine or river risks on cotton and merchandise of any description.
 The rates sf premium charged will be as low as any other office, and claims for loss or damage sus- taned promptly adjusted
 JNO. c. RYAN, Agent, COTS 5Ttf cor. Coati & Water sts.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-22

ECElNED pes brig Georgian style of a Freuch and Manchester Ginghams of choice patterns; dainask and double daln,sk Table Cloths and Napkins; l0-i Flemish Linen Shcetins; I0-i and l2l Irish do Rose Blankets and M,rseiIles and Imperial Bed Spreads
 J. A. SMITH, successor to r. Cullen, dec15 61 Dauphin-st.
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Sn Qii. AND EIGHTH CHESTS TEA; 10 OU hi,is old sagar, choice article; 50 rngs La- gtira Coaee; 20 do old Java do; 15 lals Boston No. 1 Loaf Sugar; 10 do crushed do; 80 boxes chewing Tobacco; 70 boxes No. Soap; 5O Dxs New Bed- ford Caniles, for salo by
 deel3 r. McCASKiLI. IS Colnmeree-st lJ the sale of D. Lsndretl's very superior Garden Secds is now receiving from the Vernon, new supp ply, embracing ali the varieties suitable for this son. 9J- These Seed ere all warranted to he the crof of 1Sll. decl1 10K mo ID AiSINS.-lOO boxes Bunch Raisins, ior sale le decI3 by JNO. c. RYAN,
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D ROWN AND BLEACiIED DOMESTICS, AD Osnaburgs, Kent Jeans, Plain and Plaid Lin seys, for sale at Manufacturers prices, by
 DANIELS SS BRADY, dcclt. S3 Dsuphn si.
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.TlfIf AIRE

MR. nAcGn1T7s BESEFIr, and f.a qqpeqsqaae. hiR. nAGSe4T will appear (jof tas first fiaae aert) in of his mast l,vufto parts, yix
 fA.SfAFf IN foNF
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HAMs.--A choice lot of fresh N York Hams Il II small size, for sale by
 declO W, EDMOND $ O., 96 Com. st.
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NEW STYLE MOUSsELiNE DE LAINES- ] W Just received per barquc Floridian, Il new and beautiful assortment of Margarine blue Ground, and Chine Del .anes (which will he sold at New York prices by DANIELS & BRADY,
 dec II 8 Dauphiu st.
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In Chancery-Ihe first District ol the Southern Chancery Division of the State of Alabama.
 Al Rucs, Dec. 18th, 1911. John IIagan, James Magce the Girard Bank of the city of Philadelphia James Schoti, William D. Lew IS, and John K. Kane, complainants.
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ENOR SALE.--994 sacks Salt, 5S6 hampers Po- s' tatoes, l090 English Ridge Tiles, ID kits Her rings, puncheon Irish Whiskoy, the cargo of ship Josepha from Belfast, apply to
 decl6 JAMES MAGEE.
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A DvANCES ON COTTON. consigned to LE Hpford x Co.,, Liverpool. will be made by nl3 OGDEN BROTHERS, le Wa,er-st. A DVANCRS ON COTTON--Consigned 10 "A Messrs. Hicks x Go. New York. will be mad by ml1 GEO MARTIN. In Chancery-Statc oi Alabama-hiobile County
 At Ruies-Dec 6th 1Sil.
 Robert D. James, complainant
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NSOR SALE-Landing ex schr Belle, Havana, 100 A' bugs Prime Green Coffee. Apply to
 dl3 JOHN GIBSON, 30 St. Michael-st
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H BEARINGS AND EMPTY BARREi.S.--lOOO Il Il empty barrels, 900 boxes IIerrings, landing from ship Science aud for sale by
 decl5 G. DAVENPORT & co. E
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In Clancery--Statc of Alabama-hlobilc County
 Al Raies-Dec. 18th, 18i1. State Bank at Elizabeth, complainant.
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MANTlLLAS, MANTILLAS.-DANIE & MI BRADY, S3 Dauphn st., (immediatcy oppo- site the Public Square) have just receyedper brue Reform, Il splendid lot of Plush, Chlne, Velvet and Silk Mantas, of the newest and most fashionable dcscriulIon, dec II
, 1841-01-23

what Il want Of candor does he betray here.
If information upon the subject was what he
desired, why did he 90 TO a public newspaper
with charges positive in his manner OF VIII
ting. when as he unintentionally confesses he
did not know those charges TO be true; was
it not rather his aim to ingeniously get up or
foster a prejudice for political or sinister pur-
poses? He certainly knew where he could
be correctly informed, and if he had sought
il. he would have learned that the court made
no order as TO what kind OF money should be
collected for county dues; also. that the
county court Justice fees are so small and
inconsiderabIe, that it could not be at all I'M
portant to them whether the taxes were COL
lected in gold or current bank notes.
1t looks as if "a Tax Payer" was more
anxious TO make a display than to understand
his subject. Suppose they had ordered the
taxes collected in gold or silver. knowing the
fact that the future standing OF the banks was
very uncertain, it would have been Il good
policy, and the evident politics Of that writer
forbids that he should DENY it. But because
the officers are wings they must not do this;
does their being wings make right wrong, or
being democrats make wrong right! When
We elect men to attend to our business and
lntere-;s. we expect them TO do 50 faithfully
without regard to the wlims OF any political
party. or to what may be said by designing
fault finders.
~ better currency for he office holders!'
Why, TO read that piece, one nigh, suppose
the collector counted the specie Ia the court
oiIir,rs that they packed 1t in their pockets
and wallets ard then marched home still as
Pompey.
The court officers never see 4 dollar of the
money paid into the treasury by the tax
collector except their lawful fees; then why
such absurdl;icS about Il better currency for
the office holders; whether the money cu.iec
ted for taxes he bid. or ever So gold, whose
is it but the peoples! II deprecated paper
had been ordered by tie court they would
not have escaped the censure OF that writer.
and whether they do right or wrong they
annot escape him, and candidlv, think they
need not fear Tim.
ANOTHER TAX PAYER.
, 1841-01-23
JOHN FORSYTH.
ii. S. Fox. Esq. Sc, &c, SC.
EOR TIE. JOURNAL.

Ar. Edior-ln your useful paper OF the
oath November, is Il communication signed
"a Tax Payer giving the public a history
of the doings and misdeeds of the Pike coun-
~ court. in relation 10 the collection OF tax
es. lie gives us the old song of "a better
currency far he office holters' and ''bdse'
one for Mc people," in quite a %fanciiul, whimsi-
cal style; really,a reader would believe right
away that "a Tax payer"ha just discover
ed some mons,rous grievous act of the court;
but after telling a fine story and commenting
with remarkable ability, behold! he
stops to enquire if he is right, by saying 81
enquire simply for information IN reference
to this matter Of public interest" Now,
, 1841-01-23
DEPARTMENT OF STATE.
WASHINGTON Dec. Or 1914

Sir:-The Secretary Of State, TO whom
has been referred the resolution Of the House
of Representatives, dated the 2lSt inst, re-
Guesting the President 'to communicate TO
that House IF not in his opinion incompati-
bic with the public interesO all the cores
pondence between this Government and that
ofGreat Britain, or the officers or agents of
either, or the officers and agents of this Gov
eminent with the President or any of its
Departments, which has not heretofore been
communicated to that House, on the subject
of the outrage ofburning the Caroline on the
Niagara frontier; and whether there is any
prospect Of compensation being made 10 the
owaec Of saii boat for the loss thereof; and
, 1841-01-23
THE JOUR NAL.
SATURDAY. JANUARY -. 1911.

N.-wr MISUNDERSTANDING the adnIn-
~islra.i IL Of tie cider ADAMS. there existed
in this country ! ;cclin. OF i%e.Iuusy 10 for
c~i.ncr<. AMI forci-n i,:rui.rfi,n whi.h re-
cent events aImrui>l Us IS - hc revived uh-
der tn administration ,"st coming iu,n now
er. 'r"c ..,t:@a,!S;S e Nat dry. i. he cy-
cess "i I ,ya:i,us zeal lor l." l%;1r:ri's at tie
country. rr ID ..ws with Tie l"Y" - ~'n;-
ping the Ill 1t immigration :" .,mcs;.!. sud
closing the Iog;u i liberty upon lie oppressed
OF other nations. The period Of rc,:icmr"
necessary 40 acquire the r;-hts g.: citizenship
WIS increased iro.i f:Tc t. II yrl.>. and
with the same object Ill view. tie oi!urS Al
zen lgw was enacted. To =" further back
into the history of the country. We inl that
1.-The obstruction of the laws for the naturali-
'.Zatinn of foreigners and the refusal To- pass
"nthcrS for their migration hitler by the
causes assigned by the Congress of l776 for
the dissolution of the bands which connect
ed America with the mother country
Whatever may nave been the oStcnSiblc mo-
lives Of King George and his ministry in the
one case. and the AdamscS, the PiclcringS,
and the OtiScS. in the other, the itelin" which
operated rs the moving cause was the same
in both. II originated out of Il narrow min
dcd. selfish and exclusive SPirit-a spirit that
has no sympathy with the uhircrSal heart-a
spirit that knows nothing of expanded henc-
violence. or disintcrcStcd love for the liberty
Of the whole human family.
This feeling is Il third time manitcstinc it.
self under the cognomen of Native Amcrl-
caniSm. and from the indications already CIV
en- out, it is evident that the contagion has
extended itself 10 large portion of the whig
party. a member of that party has alrea-
dy introduced a bill in the lower house OF
Congress to repeal the existing naturalization
laws, aud added 10 this, in many of the cities
of the Union, associations have been formed
to aid in the unholy enterprise. In st. Lou
is, 4 wing press has been subsidized to carry
on this crusade against the rights of man,
and in several other places in the Union, they
have presses devoted to this object alone.
What has his class of our population done
that should inStigate this unrighteous attempt
to exclude them from the privileges of Anne
rican citizens? ave they shown themselves
opposed 10 the principles of our constitu-
tons! Are they united in a common cause
to PROSTATE the liberties of the people in re-
turn for the rights which we have recognized
as belonging to the inhabitants of every
and cline? Have the thousand
Germans, French, Irish, and Dutch whose
sweat has fcrtilized the rich fields of Ameri
ca, and whose labor yearly adds TO the wealth,
the prosperity, and the capital of the Union.
, 1841-01-23
CORRESPONDENCE

To the House Of Representatives Of the Uni,
ted States:
| herewith transmit TO the House of Rep.
resentatives a report from the Secretary OF
State, with accompanying papers, in answer
10 their resolution Of the 2Ist inst
NJ. VAN buren,.
Washington, Dec. %, 1910.
, 1841-01-23

A bill establishing a court Of Common
Pleas for the county Of st. Louis, has passed
both Houses of the Legislature. and only
wants the signature Of the Governor to be-
come q law.
, 1841-01-23

also whether any communications have been
made Ia this Government in regard to the az
rest and Imprisonment of-M'Leod, by the
authorities Of the State Of New York. for be-
ing concerned in said outrage; and. II so, that
he communicate acopy thereofto tha! House,
has the honor TO report to the President. in
answer TO that resolution, the accompanying
papers.
JOHN FORSYTH.
To the President OF the United States Of
America.
NJ. Strenson 10 Mr. Forsyh.--Ertact.
LEGATION OF THE UNITED STATES,
London July ?. 1889.