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New-York tribune., 1842-03-28

il Robbers Of Graves.-Oh Hudson ffce lasyr
more than 100 coo ecwhere OF friends ard rsarvtS
dead for ,ie sake OF loo ee square oiuptoss rnan o
how penIrions such rich oficsl1ier, be Il ouu!
psbie OF using scandal, fraud, a;erp; hoe
other crae highly oeaa e1aic 1-n commit rob.ry
80 e1fnsv- and offensive. 10 b.iiTs.i,> AMI f'"in. OF
nlne-tenth. OF our eilowcit7.. We. relatives Of thu
or 2,o OF te dead in III Be9,; Bethel burning place
Crysiesre" W. tic-r'o-c. i,.-c.ch -uch 20 eslnc-
adherence for suc Grimes ~ haniin9 tte 5urEing
place 10 itst-ue owners. they remove the sFTalas
one there Inferred u7Ie. l or Kindred then lei
this notorious Company with h and officers, uake
aotice that each o! Their nnnii.ra upon 10 DE-
themselves before the bar '>e
crimes and the honorable F. II Er7bail i expected
open t!e discussion Tuesday afternoon at 0cock. aDG
connue sad DISCUSSION every day o evening ;;is week.
Ass Mr.. T. c. Pnckuey Will d-vcra Lecture Won
day TUESDAY and FRIDAY evening. at halt past clocA
al Hall l97 eowerr Also, meeting OF relatives viii te
keid said Hall this and burylnr place to-
morrow, the 26. 3ai-past O'Clock Also great meet
expected 10 b. held ia the Park front OF City Hall. 10
hear statement OF iacS read and THIS discussion batutr
The Hon F. H. kmba and ihe siicerS as defendants and
others a' conplainan 20 honest lecturers are wanted
Inquire al said Hall, l87 Bow"rr ms p
II Protect the Dead.-The citizens OF Nov York
opposed to the removal the Dead from srr ana
especially those who have friends Inferred in the burial
ground corner OF Crysti- and Delaney
que.-d TO The ground OF CEry.;ie and De-
ase.y streets Moadav afternoon o>cock, take
asures prevent such removal.
ms meeting vi" be distinct and eparateiro the affairs
Of the church ms r.
II To Traveiers.-G-ntlernen visiting this citx a5e
respectfully invited To Stop the GRAHAM HOUSE, Sc
barcaysireet where quiet home pleasant rooms, clear
beds wholesome food and atmosphere imprisoned By
a'soho! o! orcGo, await teir who be-
ieEe lmosbIe 10 live or riHdly temperate and purely
Vegetable DIe without prIvalon ara requested 10
give il cne trial The house very to The bus
ness part i the Ciry md 10 all the Steamboat LandiIs-
Terms moderate Gentlemen visiting the City with par
Of their Families will ud home vastly more agrtea
BILE than a Hotel. SHOWER Baths tree. RS
~ COombs's Popular Phrenology.-Exhib
uig tr exact prenoogca adn-a.ur. ie;s above fifty
distinguished and eHtraor dinr per.nna OF both
with skulls o the various natiaS Of . world eatel liShed
with above hv Enaravings and Poetica Descriptions OF
Beauty Intellect and Py.iogDomy, with observations
n Salp
DAYTeN 4 NEWMAN
1924 aI NasS3l,.s;rcet corner nj Eul,on.s,r..t
New-York tribune., 1842-03-28
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

Reported for The New.Y ork Tribune
.,,nnn,on SATURDAY, March %.
DEclsIoSS.Am. ins. CO. OF y. Y. ads David p. Resch
and VIM s Petcrkn.-Aloon denied, costs 10 abide the
suit.
Reuben Rowley ads Slas II. kitch-ll Motion granted,
without costs.
Samuel A. House ad, Bayard Boyd Motion granted
without costs.
Earnes, Fielder ads. John Maass Jr Replication set
Edward II. Laist, and others ads. Ernest Fielder
Same above
Geo. $. Nichols vs. the Mayor &c. Appeal judg
men for selling lime. not inspected here II was SO in
Greene county under State Law Judgment eversed
John McGloin John Cottrel. Judgment reversed.
WR. G.. Bryant and Vim. 6. Boggs VS.. Edward Green
Relative 10 collecting newspaper account, IN country II
plaintiffs credit $685. motion sc, aside denied, otherwise
granted.
Sarah NJ Graham Vs. Samuel /. Tobias. Judgment for
plaintiff
Peter Morton and Edward Filley Austin D. Moore.
Motion aside, nonSu denied.
Peter A. Hargous vs. Eugene Alton and others Judge.
ment of nonsu
CIVIL COURTS
in the Circuit Court an action was brought by Joseph
street, against John IIllver former Sheriff. TO recover
damages cvying, 1887, lot OF spars worth $3.50,
asserted belonging TO plaintiff, but which taken on
execution against his sen. Verdict for plaintiff.
In the Court action brought by Luther Gay,
ag ainst Asa Gardner keeper Of the City Hotel
the OF (bcug of three discounted for de-
cndan by Mr. Beiden Wall street. The three amounted
500. and the plea OF uSnry IS now set up as but 81 u
were received for them Verdict for defendant.
NJ PARTICULAR NOTlCE.-Those pc, sons having
furniture OF description dispose Of who are break
ing up housekeeping will find ready sale Tor any portion
all of their goods by sending their address. or calling
upon the subscriber. Goods purchased.
,bSD COTTON Chaik IN v
New-York tribune., 1842-03-28
HSSA1S by Ralph Waldo Emerson
rEvHE PARTED FAMILY, aud other

Poens-An Offering 10 the afflicted, and Tribute OF
Lave TO Departed Friends. BY Marr 5. B. Dana, author
OF The Southern Harp Sc.
This s near volume ot5la pages made rp Of large
number the poetic strains OF the amabe gifted ana
-rsjar I4 in early lie widow ia country lar distant
from tf- scenes o her Childhood and called aSo TO par
with her only child, noble and promising boy she
how 10 value the couoios OF the reeion o!
and her Affections have taught her awaken the teHderel
and mos melting strains We need not say more tha %
assure all and especially the lovers OF song ihas ihee
real poetry in every pase.''
In one volume l2lno Just published. aud Tor sale by
corner Fulton.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-28
ARRIVED HlNcI OUR LAST.

ARRIVED SINCE OUR LAST
Ship Sutton, kilery, days from Charleston with Cotton
ship Huntsville. Mumlord, l2 days from New Orleans
with MIDI, 10 F. h Collins
Pkt Ship Nrw-Yotk Bars,ow, from Liverpool with Mdn
10 c. IL. Marshall.
Ship Louisville Hunt IA days from New Orleans, with
Mdz 10 F.. X. Collins \ Co.
Ship Lucas La,han is days from Apalachcoa With Cot
ION, &c. tc +. ID. tiaIlbut Co
ship 81 Mary from New Orleans, sih nsr with Mdz 10
johnson DowdSn.
Ship Celia Thatcher days from Savannah with Cotton
40. 10 Scott Morrell
Brig Cohas>e, Moore 10 days from Mobile. 10 iiabrook
Brig Gazelle wa,chouse, 81 days from Trinidad with
Mo, 10 Peter Hannon, 4 Co.
Sctr Mar,hs. BeIe!i, days from Washington with Mdi
Ship Lancashire Lyon &c days from Liverpool. adl 10
Ship Arkansas Denman. Ct days New Orleans with
Brig Ievas, Webster. days New haven in ballast
Brig Amanda Avery, i6 days from Neny!as with Mah 10
Brig Peter Deni Lewis 10 days from Darrn with Cot
Brig S.aiira Babbage 10 days from Por; LeonFslwh
Brig Albert sears Il day, Porto Cobello, Bodice,
Bark G.ma, Ward II days S., CroA, with sugar 10
Swedish brig Julia Sweuyrn, IS days from Rio janerIo
with mJze 20 order ;.h
Brig Russia. DrAkwacr Is days IRON fle 1aher'o' VII"
Brig Tybee ogden, days from charlston with cotton
S,h-c Wilson Il DAYS from Mobile, with cotton. &C.
% order. -. :, ,.,, ,,,.. 70
! Schr. Ann = days IRON .Ne"oeiH, w. ~ AA -
| Mitchell i Co. ,,,;, -;h
Sehr De Wilson RenjalAin,a a days from Mobile with
Brig Excel Loder, days from Savannah, with COTTON
Brig HENRY, Cert. "a days from Gusyama, PR viii
sugar. ,:,oi
Scotch bark Anna Li;ty. Lyall &c days from Liverpool
| with mdzc $ Gooahue. ~
Swedish Bark Helena, Ajau6a, SO days iron Ma!>eues
| with rltize, IL Mitchell L Co n
Brig Tariff, Bray, l6 days from Ponce lp RI 20 K. +
| Buck / Co
Brig Augusta Leecb "A days from Ma,au1as, noses Il
T. F. Young.
BELOw-2 Slips. Bark and Briggs
New-York tribune., 1842-03-28
ADJUSTMENTS.

THE R.tINERS have the honor TO an
z Dounc. thai th-y= vii give Grand Voca! Concert
Society Library. % Tus.jsy evening. March -
1872 -hsn VIII .ins iscir ulc>S popular Al
pine Melodies AMI appear their national costume o;he
fy-ai. Ticket, 80 c,r;S be had az The Arsc Stoc,>
aoc N he Door.Concsr; 10 commence I; O'CLOCK
New-York tribune., 1842-03-28
nIARRHGA CANDY--Dr L. d. Flem-


y ngs Quaker Balm Canly.-Ths Candy Is a certain.
,ai,. and speedy cure Tor DiarrhGn and all Bowel Com
plants. This uuequal compound possesses nj the virtues
OF the Quaker Balm, which ha. long been used among the
luaker for the above complaints and is without doubt the
ntnlihe OF thing that be producad Il has
been reduced the candy form Tor convenience sake.
Nothing excel il.
1t is perfectly safe being purely vegetable Certificates
be by calling ION Mr.. Covert i3 Nassau.st sole
agent for the proprietor. mH wis
New-York tribune., 1842-03-28

~ TO LET-One or two lofts of the
L. o5 Pearl street suitable for wholesale business
"r sone manufacturing purposes. Apply 10 George
lnr < 20 pen Inl2 lul
New-York tribune., 1842-03-28

- DOOk-k -kEEPING---Th Counting
, Rooms OF &. G. Marsh e8 Cedar street. continue
open from a ~. 10 P VI in order thai merchant, and
others avail themselves Of OF that i,
truly practica that embraces complete routine Of
commercial transactions and mercantile calculations and
IN which the student actually keeps Of books in
counting house. To those who unacquained with the
advertisers reput1On he desires say, that Ills principal
ork bookkeeping as passed into tee editions mat 1t
and Other large lrutions and that he himself has the ho.
berg r-appoine teacher ot bookkeeping for the
Mercantile Library Association Of this city Prospect
us-s with terms may be- had at the coaninS rooms as
above m2s lmis
New-York tribune., 1842-03-28
NNIORMS. NNNRMS.-Doc1e
TONERT7s BALM OF LIFE.-This

wy f.Rl - bALM VI Liz FL DIS
" medicine is doing wonders in curing those afflicted
with coughs colds bronchitis, dyspepsia, and all diseases
leading 10 consumption thousands can testify Those al
ceri with the aiove.aned diseases Will do well 10 call
Mr. Cover. ~ his Office tor the sale OF his medicine lSl
NaSaustrCst NrWf ork where number O testimonials
be Also, sale a, i2 Waeu-strect; 10 Broad
10 Asor House, 81 Wiiau.>rect; ~ and 100 Fulton
77 Broadway; 643 and II Broadway; SO. ito! and
!23 BOwerS; 80 DvisioD.>trett m24 iwis
New-York tribune., 1842-03-28
NTILLINERY GOODS.-STEVENS

"INE ILLIN EKf TUUDo.--c T. EN'5
IYA GRTMAN, So Beaver street, two doors from Pearl
street NrYorh would >pectully invite merchants ana
miners visiting The call and examine their stock ~
Millinery and SILK Goods. Their stock IS entirely NEW
md has been e,ecd qr the Having entered
The market early bey have bad the benefit Of FIRST Sc
LECTI0NS from the importers and auctions, and having
bought their goods or cash, they believe they ohrr
only t cheapest bUt the best selected assortment Of goods
in er line found IN h city. IL their intention
keep c0nstaI nani goods the fashionable knds
and bu.ne>s the CASH SYSTEM. believing they
oh+ct those wanting goods in their line,
pa,ronze them O the credit houses They rely
earev the chea ne their goods for patronage. They
acrd the arcon saas re?nlary and do get great
bargains whcl. tiry viii l trang advance fram
Gail anT STEVENS l. GRrMAN.
l.. NJ STEVENS
:. f GRUNAN. MIA 3nis
New-York tribune., 1842-03-28
EIRST appearance of Nr. Charles Bra
z ham IN Newly yo7k.-Mr RRAHAM hes the honor ,n

Song The Last Words 6; Mar1l.:ou" Or.
Clarke Whitfcidl MT. Braha,I
>nnE-tNy BoyHood's Ho.le, ttrou the
Opera at trlssel. Nj. c. sr7,lla,.
SONG. Iliaul Ter' Bralaral l.........M iraiiaIr
bind aar- .STr. Brasan
net-"A Well BrahamhI1 c. BCailarl ai! Nr Brahau
Song IRON the Opera oI Mausaniello tB
harn} I've sworn h shall persia, Brahan
2i ParrS S>ng-sWh.n beheld the Anchor
Wjghesis Ralfei Mr.. c. Brahar
Grand Brieand >cena. roua the Opera Of
Fra Diavao iAuhsrl Mr.. Brahar
>ouE-rhe Lati>oihe Village, Dibdin). Mr. C. Brahan
So7s-'' The Landla,iys Lit;e Daughter
tlnslatad from the German
SonE.fnlu Love IN 4 Via-e-"we all love
Pretty Gri under The Ro>-"..,.........Mr, Braharn
I he Pcturs Song, from The Opera OF the
Oevlf Bridge tBrahaul. Mr., Brahaul
NJ Havter. the celebrated OrCanis; Boston, Will pre-
side al th Piano Fore several the pieces Tickets
81 each. att principal Music Stores. ms +t>
4 MEXICAN MUSEUM. Corner Broad
a way and Aar-S,rest-ur the management Mr..
p T. BarpGGi-Ecerr day and evening this week. The
SauaCer has great pleasure announcing engagement
,rjtl, ihc MYSTERIOUS GP>EN GIRL. from YORKSHIRE
county, ENGLAND. She wi, apparently be concealed in a
Gcbe onlr foot III diameter. Mr.. WINCHELL. the
Comic DrueriSt wiappear IN lrlsh, Dutch. French and
Yankee charactsrin his admired play Of Old and Young
Nick. Mr. T=f'. BOOTH whose comic songs and du
have drawn or'! HniverSs applause here engaged ao,
Mr.. PHI LiPS. the popular Vocalist. ALRlNO LADY,:
FANCY GLASS BLOWING; FAILS OF NIAGARA
Grand CoSJpor-tiiia: and ;ao,0a0 Curioses.
\ plendd Day Performance take. place every WetneS-
dav lna saturday afternoon.
,.,,Ng, I'LL l,,,,,
New-York tribune., 1842-03-28
4 UNIVERSITY Of New York-Sureical

" Dispensary.-The Surgical CIinque OF the Medical
Department OF The University OF NewYork will be opened
operations grautonsy Saturday next the 2GlI instant,
al l. O'Clock, VI The object oi Iii. Institution afford
relief 10 sose who suffering under surgical diseases,
and whose circumstances will not permit them pay for
Tic services o surgeon lis under the direction OF Dr.
sarnnc Mon, and Or. Granville Sharpe Pason The
omrr gearman takes charge OF the Cniqu- from the Lee
~ October I'LL the h oi February, and the later om the
lSl February nil the Isl OF October. Patients who may
be dssrons 10 receive ,e senefi. Of the Clnique
quted TO aerd AZ the CU'lrge Buildings 659 Broadway,
the Saturdays II O'Clock, A NJ, that their case. may
II o'cock.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-28

CLEARED On SATURDAY.
Ship Minerva, Winslow, Genoa s. Brown
BarkS New World Young, Bn. gor, Me. Brett Nose; ;
John W Cater. Davis, PiiIa sc phla.
Brgs Rowland, Adams, Bath, Me. Badger Peck; Mo-
rea Edgar Mobile, F.. D. lurhutl X Co; Warsaw, koop
Badger Peck D. L. Crane, Walker, RIO Janciro Rising
\ Harris.
wrs;cott Philadelphia; J. Cooley Co Eldrdge Boston
psuo, Edridse. do; Volucia. Clark, Newborn, c. Mar
sarct woglani, Petersburg, Va: Oncco, Smith, larnr
Grace NE, S.w. Lewis; corneia Nichols Boston; w.
Kempion, Osborn, Norfolk Dciavnn, Pet,eengh. Salen
NeSnth X Leeds
New-York tribune., 1842-03-28
MONEY MARKET.
!. s,ocL E.cbnnpe MARCH DE-
SECOND BOARD
Del. / Hud sig days oe iO0 do.......s Is days
Commercial and Honey Matters.

The business 81 li!e Board limited, and the feeling
downward. Delaware Hudson declined :; Mohawk :;
Paterson improved !.
In State Securities The sale, abou, 5000 New York
SKIES 1862 sold al elan improvements Ohio Skies
Grm; City Water Loan sold AT III Western Fances
New-York tribune., 1842-03-28

IL Saratoga Entcrs.-'ledicinai Waters Of he
zUnian Congress- Pavilion, aud Iodine springs ssstanuy
On hand ,reh from the springs For sale. wholesale and
retail, by David Sands Co.. Chemist, = East broadway
corner Market street oA' H'nis
New-York tribune., 1842-03-28

ny Animal ,Bvone1;.n,.-Dr ROBT. II. COL
Li Err Mem Masa Med. Society late OF the London ~ iI-
versi,y many YEAR pupil OF Or Ioan ElioSon IN ~ i"
genenen OF New York that he has taken rooms al No.
School street opposite the unvctsas Church, SosroS,
where he will devote himself the treatment OF Nervous
Affections. and The Mc,neric examination Of diseases
" Demonstrations will be given at y school stret ~
MeSnersui Proper. rhrepo McsncriSi fatho Mesieis'
Phvsioguo Me.IurriSu &c &c. by giving due !iotce
pr c. will be delighted sce his New ao!k TRENDS
,vL,, ~. ,.St sos,nn mes 2awSws
New-York tribune., 1842-03-28

+. 3 eMAlDRoSmA sa.S ca, GIs.s .,.9, ,"ps
Tor family selling in lots 10 suit purchasers Appl,
m is,t X. CLARK. WafrrSo
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-09-17

49,"
that here, ia this land, her favored home. where
her magnificent aud stately temple has been
erected, that those who leave their native lands
and perform long and laborious pilgrimage 10
worship at her shrine, shall be cruelty aud
shamefully repealed and sent back TO the great
prison house of Europe2 God forbid When
that day arrives, the hope of the patriot and the
faith of the good may well WAIVER.
Ii is laudable effort 10 encourage and pro-
tect the Emigrants-protect them, when they
land, from fraud and oppression and viany al
the hands of those unprincipled men who, TAX
ing advantage of their ignorance of our Gus
toms and habits and country. rob them OF then
little means and send them out upon the com
munity helpless, pennyless frendess strangers
Such frauds are frequent Ii Is Time that they
should be suppressed, and that Emigrants should
be kindly received aud correctly Informed and
directed to places Of suitable destination and
settlement.
We are the friend of the Emigrants They
make good citizens and good Republicans.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-09-17
EMIGRANTS.

We perceive that, at some Of the seaports in
the United States, societies are being formed
for the benefit of Foreign Emigrants that resort
to this country. This measure becomes highly
nee, s,ary and is certainly most praseworthy
The character OF emigration from Europe has
been much misTepresented and misunderstood.
Emgrants have been sligmaiztd as paupers
and the scum and refuse of European cities
the very moral puIreacon and filth, that those
communities must cast of TO save themselves
from entire rum. 1t has suit d the views of
certain men, not TOO strongly mbued with Anne
rlcan feeling and patriotism, to decry the E,ni-
grants, aud to endeavur to have laws and regu-
latons adopt. d that will close our ports against
them. Such are not t,e men who nightly APP
precate tie spirit OF our insi ,ut,ons. The free
dom OF the Unit, States is not for our own
naive cuzens and our children simply but it
was establI he'd by Providence, through the pa
uivt bud OF The K voiulion, for higher aud no.
bier and more benevolent purposes. Aunt ricau
freedom Is not Ion our own land alone-not for
our own Continent alone-but Tor The whole
Universe. The American cage looks out f ON
lis ioit, e., lnehce owe, Other nation and the
time has fully come for 1t to hover over Other
lards AID olher people and proclaim that free
donl is not Tor nation, but for down-trod-
den and oppressed world.
Oue source of proud and grateful exutation
to an Anne ican ir' eman is, that when kingly
OF preston aud c,uei wrong drive men from the
despotisms OF Europe, they may fly to our be-
Lived nd and find i, the asy um OF The op, ress-
ed and the home OF the free. The broad ban
ner of our standard invites the lovers of f. eedom
ev-rywh, re to SEEK shelter underneath its ample
folds.
but who are the Foreign Emigrants? Are
they convicts and outcasts 2 We repeI, indg-
nant y, the ioul and cruel SANDER. TDey come
from Germany, the land Of industry and of let
ter, where, ever aud anon, the ardent and en-
thusss site lover Of liberty has risen us to advo-
cate her glorious cause. They come, as some
of our forefathers came, poor, oppressed, seek
ing home, and, kc them, they will become
good and useful citizens. Some of Pennsylva-
MAS best and brightest sons have sprung from
German ancestry.
Ireland, too, sends out her oppressed and in
Jured people, who sesk refuge on our shores.
Warmer hearts and Drawer spirits never existed
than the sons Of Erinisle.
Shall these men be driven back Shall they
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-09-17
CONSISTENCY.

The Missouri Reporter of the 9Th instant,
says:
"The Clay Iapers which daily arrive from those
places where the of the passage of the iaIiff
BILL shoIn of its Ibuton feature and of the tea and
cof to T. has yet been received, still urging
that the manufacturers and the credit If the Govern
ment shall br left to suffer all the evils which would
flow from failure to pass any bill al the present SEES
sion"
In another column, speaking of the furious
course of the two Clay papers in 81. Louis, the
Reporter remarks:
"l he Wing organs in this city have not had the
tact OF the crafty politicians of the United States Ga
zete and National Inteigcncer, to approve and con-
denim one and the same thing, at one and the same
time After several days labor to show that no la
riff bill ought to be passed by Congress al this ses
SION they suddenly peered entirely about, and de-
n. ICED their own lrevious recommendations a un-
patriotc, and unous to American industry. ! he
truth is eviJen-they destitute Of political prn-
cipe hat they ready TO oppose one day what they
supported he LAY before, if the party lash Is applied
They now completely caught in their o~ snare
But should the Wing Senator yet refuse TO pass The
bilI our W hlg con- emIorares will be placed in
dilemma aud will have to make another somerset TO
keep in the party traces"
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-09-17


Loockermsn, IN which the former, are sorry 10
learn received several seseie and dsgerou. sb. /,
appears that MIR. Legrand Ietur ning ifsu J,an,
when Loockermsn attacked him by Obtfuding him.
self his way and endes soIng obsiruci he
into the State House. Here a blow was made bs
LoockeIman at MIR. L.gfand, which he parried. re-
turning one al the lime that filled his anago-
INST. Loockermsn, al this juneture, Immediately
drew his dirk and made the 1t stah which ooh Ell
feet in Mr. Legrand's thigh, and be fell
Whilst thus PROSTATE, he received Two other slabs
one on The ribs and the other on the abdutnsn tn.
extent of the latter wound was not known MIR Le-
grand thought II not dangerous, though the yhysi-
clans ia attendance had given opinion ID h. slat-
ed that DIS. Buckler, Smith, and others OF our
most eminent ply s,cians, have been sent Tor. We
learn hat LooekeFman has entertained hostile feel
lng for some cause other (suPpssed 10 be kind OF
hnlucinaton of bis own without any jus, even
reasonable gruunds) for several months, against Mr.
Legfsnd At present, We csnnot pretend 10 give the
iIue vi he difficulty 4 he Impression g. how
ever, that 1t wholly Unprosoked upon the par Of
Mr.. Lsgfand. Lpoekerman had hrd tosafd. either
Baltimore or w asbingOn; We doubt not justice vail
soon oSenake him.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-09-17
JONATHAN ROBERTS.

This gentleman (recently removed from the
Philadelphia Custom House, has seen proper TO
make whining appeal to the Clay Wing pub
lic-and that public, of course, is very indig
nant Ii was so at the Vetoes, ETC.. and no
harm was done the Executive.
Whe whole sum aud substance of the ser
poss' is, that Mr.. Roberts had been appointed,
unsolicited on his part, by the President-lhe
President requested his old friend to adm
among his subordinates few men who were
not host lie to his Admin ,tration, (the relations
between the Administration and the Clay por
ton OF the Wing party having undergone
change) and this little request MIR. Roberts de-
MED his beneiactor. The President very ma
lurally resolved to remove the ungrateful incu n
bent, and Mr.. Roberts, after being in consulla-
ton with The Presidents most bitter enemies,
determined to defy thwart and notify him 10
the extent Of his ability.
The President removed him, and his state
mens, which we presume had been collated
months before. was published to the Clay Wing
public L them make the most OF it.
We have authority 10 contradict, most en-
phalicaly, Mr.. Roberts account of his visit to
The Presidents Mansion.