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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-22

A sfRAL LAMPS, AZ COsT. FOR CASII-a1 Asusl
n lamps, with fch cut aud plain shades win sc al
COST to The purpose Of rsis ~ TIE 'nsed,uhn by
NOW PFOGO, Mala street,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-22
FUTURE DAYS.
Y r FL DICKINSON
BLOoDED uoescc

On w sLo0DEp aoRsEc. At Auction.
e he e rsvsIa VII be sold without 70 .1ont
days credit Tor aenroys aud years old Terms"sJ
no 81 81 endorsed ncgotiable notesL
X II d, Auc.r.
vALUABLg. mr.
prctD,ses MI <otb November,u O'Clock p o. -.
ground sold At public suction vsuabie la AZ
r-e - ON the south side of street fonfins on
wide ieei and running back los feet TO an allev rs
TcrI- 4i adlonins the properly VI Mrs Jesse wtl.n,
dii -s-one iouTth CASH the balance on uop,bs -
~ APP, owed endorsed negousble paper.
-" - u'us r. II. DICKINSON, Auet
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-22
NEW EsTiDLIsIrM EMIT.

Y EsPECTPULLY informs ais f,ionds -nd IN. pabI-c
GENERALLY TIA; re has taken store On N stfeet
10y occupied oy Logan Waller for the purpose or CON.
BAT BUSINESS.
mas us ooened an assr'incr; Hats and Cans Of
inc afea New YORK style. ris-Is keeninr on h.nd
constant and fun suDplY " all articles IN hs Hnc
me tolowins "a pi;t of his stock to Gu hsnd-$upe.
LsANer, Ia rfnere Nptr-. Rns~ia Rrush and Mole.
,kln HAS Also. oter Fur seal CIoth se,Ie,i Mn
sLe sni lar seal Caps lie pledges himself TO sen a.
uele IN NJ, Inc Tor cas- ,nV they can be
In any Establishment IN the civ - =, "a,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-22
BY WILLIAMS & HAyATI-

IN 70 ESTATE ON VIRGINIA xrurrr
o,eIaes on 1 , o. anesdsy the si day Of rvemher ~
80 -" us premises the Lot IN X,r-r,, $50. -.
oe.~e-n me tenement occupied by Er
scgsy oI ~ inomas On this l., h. 49, a. , ",
hz NJ .lou-e nov occupied ions, G,r go.
~ nI Sohn Quinn THIS Lot fronts 81 fe., n I
ehu " OF feet dcsp. Terms at saie '' oh Sny St.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-22
DAVID WAIsSHiS
FASHIONABLE ROOT AND SHOE ENpngUfN

DAVID WALSTI'S
FASHIONABLE BOOT AND SHOE EMPORIUM
60 Grateful for the worry n''cfal patronage
EUI he has received fof Tho IS yeats that hr
has qccn IN hurincss, would tender HE
800 - inccfc ihauks 20 generous public.
IL hupcshy renewed efforts, together with
-. tho hyperion facilities 10 now has 20 rem.
dor entire satisfaction n all wlo may fstronisc iu
Having juFi returned from tho North, he pur-
chased Lass % fic latest French Fashion, ogcfhcr
with very extensive assortment % Cslfstn Morocco,
etc which he can confidently recommend a. the hest
he has had al of witch 30 will take pleasure
IN making 10 order a. tho shortest notice n reduced
price, 10 correspond with the times.
An assortment 81 Boots ADD Shoes of every description,
II he manufacture. slwaya hand Those in want
Of any hug To- his line, wouAi 10 well TO call before pur.
chasing elsewhere.
g-wsnied immediately, or Gre, rate workmeB,
% ~ 3fu
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-22

CcARFs, SCAUFs -For ccnticmcn-ius, tee oived
- and fot salc, atlhc Exchange Clothing store,
os W Opposite Exchange Hotel,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-22

u " TAYLOR hss Just teceved large collection Of
4 Au.le, AMONG whic I afe he f,iiouiuf.
Arc M1rn Ger me mountain 10 hcamirr
The Vid Atm Ghair
The Gam blcr's Wife fhv Russell
iAic en- the Occan Nvsve \
90 yontor Rock Rec lisins
IN iNne me noWcr
cannot dance 20 ui.ht
long, long ssa
Ohi AXE me b,ck 10 Switzerland
Feast 81 Roses
HE Carrier Dove
scff me IN The Willow Glen
uil hicnfs audtfur ff.e-.A
Spritc time ~ ssF - c0uu1
The tge.a3ns song
SNIP Aicy
1he Ncchis beamias Der tho Lsko
NV own one
MUselues IIYmo
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-22
BY INLoES & BROTHER
REGULAR &c: Sale DA1s-r4.aay. y

-, IA $3.50, sale DAYs-T4sseay.. 7s,.
30 Liberal essh .lvsnces viii D.. mad. -, -.
N"P""a oil coois eontisn Fl for public saIe 'e'' No
~ ,n IIesi,y Morning November e1nd eou,psnc,ox
49,, =. "a tront Of store, will he soLI sariss
W. i : o. q. Household FnrnirIrc in ran " ~
49,, ca c'sirs 81 best city make
hanoe1hy Burcaas Ssl-ilo,Tl. T..
ClIf MADE BROGUES
,,.I,r - - !, ani Rack city Broru-a n. .
No., eba. M, hoots and Shoes and wo ns,. -,
MOUNTAIN BUTTER. g..
~ hI kins prime Mnuatsn Butter
h0Z' INLoEs L Bao.HEx, Anet,.
LARGE SALE OF vALULsI. r RooKs
At Auction.
"a Iiesf'y EvcLing, Nov. PM =, o,.,.. -
Of - -. nn-en's laEse CHOICE eilsr,;,
n,ehsr uson's riet.oHary, ys,. N"is.
r.c,;, Wis TIC seI-s 1efc.-a vgls. ,,ais %
e,,N. 'S % anssePs Modern Ennoc xai e., -
@ py, vols CocreT's Naval n rro,e si ~,
,ou9'ste wnrks, vols plates C,rcs' No's, no-s
I've, su.s; Bnrions Song,ie- r-,rS
49, ,osss' IN variety &c. Halt ani fI IT,,
Bitles A. io Hefnofaiica Books, Family and PasEs,
Yvva' -ns rhy Iiosaomy, ClAs o'u,u-v To, IT,,
nina -, II Lives oin's Ancient IJiEo,~ 49,
Cap Paper 40 s,o"fs, Pndaf, Cooper. Milton RHle-I
49, eIonr, hsha.n's Middle Ages cen,ie,n,,,
boos, LoekhiTf's BUNS r., %
" H.n,n,,xs al Cyelopedia, Male Bruns seoiosy
49, ~ ys Cioek Byron. sbakspear. n,Isyrty,
U.t<a, MarIyat's 10, Bossalps Jobnsr oasS.I
~ - u, 'hnsou a Walkers Syo ne inn., n
bey Thtss .a - VIPER roloek'a Course VI Tne G A.
~ Sp4niA4is' scottish Chiefs &c.
ALSO,
81 "S 20. Cerrnan si.er Pencil Csscs
n, On ~ 10 Go Butter Knives
u n u. Anclx
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-22
LYECHDuRE MAI
ATsA FInE INSURANCE come,,y-


OF HARTFORD, CONN.
AGENCY AT RICHMOND, VA.
tiIs Company was incoro rated la the year 1915 With
Il perpetual charter and capital Of saO0y aud In.
snTes against loss damage by dwelling houses
stores manufacturing establishments, household frn-
tnre, and merchandise In general the favorable
teTxas.
Any losses which the company may sustain ON Ysaues
taken a this agoGey will be adjusted with pronptue and
Applications for Insurance OF the renewal pOacIrs
may be made TO the subscriber who has been duly up
pointed Agent or the City Of Richmond aud vicinity.
II. BALDWIN, Agent.
- " Under the Exchange Hotel.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-22
CLOAIIs. OVEHCoATs a..

ETcA1HFe Clo hug Store.
SUPERIOR assortfncut Of Cloth Coaks a. mixes v,.
rying from 80 90 ej, received aud ior saie also
Ovcrcoais Winter ffock Coats, &c. &c At reasonable
prices nr cash. STARR a GO,
A1ls Opposite Exchange Hotel.
IWb pauncfship heretofore crising bcisecn The un,
u dcIsEned, unicr The uflu of AulcIson Ward ip
James tiy Cruufy Virginia, New York AMI NeW lerscv
Is ms DAY Dissolved All dcHe due said ftm, snd I'll
siims asansi The same VII 30 assumci and settled by
Robert Ward Who VII ccatuuc the business 81
Wool cutting sc, ~ tcTgiepTett n his uSn account
ID , ANDERSON,
View Yors Novembct7tr. isi2. no Is iiseii
SfERNACEtt UiL AND CANDLES, received dircet
IRON New Bedford and Warfantcs pure, for sale hy
~ W lVnLAN, PRESTON TO
PLASTER pARfs.-fC0 tons Lump risrcf FsfJs.
oisarofof qlaiJ, Tor saie CielWsTatc ~ Ae tasinl
nou LunLAN, PRESTON : 90.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-22
SECOND SUPPLY OF DRY GOODS.

bE.uEEH, 1912.
y III JENKINS would iashe the Attention NJ ,.o.e
N. wanting bargains In fail and Water DRY Goois 70
amino ne Ioo~ins 6oods now opened an whieh will be
Mop.n de lAnes, ali prices from q eeus 2s 2s,f. D.
anu "k"ef-the assortment OF these soois Is very e1ten
pieces rich fall and winter s.lss
lUoiIess hkfs, shasls. searfs Man'lras all prices.
iro.l very low to tie richest article inp oiled
shsoes a new assor,neni Of :ieoes all prie e. from
.. any Description, ~Gnd theta not only cheap hand.
Furniture c.Iieocs at G. g TO- va cts Is and ~ cts
Co'hs' cassi'neres ami ve.iins-
cheap whie add red flsnnels, iAn,eys
Servants hing OF all kinds
n1s" and whitney aud negro Bianiets
White and cold Corscis, silk and cotton Umbrellas
Stocks. Gloves aud uoscIy Of all kiniS
Menno. COTTON aud elk d. sSeIs aud Shirts
Aenno, SILK, satin. inohair sud cotton crsslfs
k Will long aud short, white sni black tiik Nus and
pirinien,. ''' "e'
Many tho above have been purohased at auction ala
sale ar retail, at
noyt n II. JENKINS!
SCRIP FOR BONDS.
"a have $1,000 Of lanes River scrip We wish TO eI.
" change for Bombs Those who nav. tolls o nav viii
dnd to their Interest make the sIcesn.e as onds
VIII not pay tolls. ee25 Pay Co.
I OAE SUGAR, AND CuELsE:-
IL ?, boIss wooi.sy & woOlsey's Loaf sugar
" casks prime Chee-o
no 'affs'' r-r-, wo,,r,;, ;,d sI.,ls
MISSES SUPERIOR MOROCCO a. Seal
SKIN BOOTEEs.
tCry ManuficturcO
assortuirntoithetc superior anil lt~au'fal
IA tor Misses w.IIan'ed 10 rip, fvf sale chean
now BURLINGTON & co Mansion IIanse
TO FARMERS AND CONSUMERS GEN
ORALLY.
SUPERIOR RICHMOND MADE BROguES
\NE have in store good mont of iehmond m ale
bioSues Russeti aud Black prime quality " hich
v. Na Sensei o~ We invite Farmers and purchasers
us call. ID uIiIIiSCros A. 70. <''
V" . Mansion Ilonse
SALL-1O sae.s ae.t ii,e,Pool Fused Salt, daily eI
- perted er sehr Eduhurs, which will be sod low for
oct ID WA. ANDERSON, Jr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-22
AUCTION SALES.
THIS DaA.
BY r II. DICKINSON
10 TO so vAIIraprr ,,,,

e, tns Pad Of Novsubs- q, IL ,,etoek a,
&c. s, ',sn Isv.rn viii be sol, 10 to ~ sx,Iy e.
80 So"-istins OF hsely yuang Men AMI yy,,,., n =
"a -. ES'I eharacier, AMI sold ior 40 faut
no IL dtas
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-22
Exrruror,. s,,cor

-,, ENErUToR- SALE OF NEGROES
ooe W., al hsif p..i 10 veuek in front Of NV
~ DC sou negro Wonla ami c!,,,i, - us,,e y.
GOOD enok. washer anil fron,r -- ''e ~V"'a
by order cf tho Executor.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-22

NAVE received sofns boaniifd Chandeliers suitable
fnr Churches aud nther public buildings, and viii eel
them low 0c u JAS. EVANS, Main q.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-22

49, 4aEs S.sss s,szssss !.seSls =
FARE TO LYNCHBURG REDUCED TO So.
NIGHT IRA YELLING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Lf INCREASED EXPEDITION
Tue public hereby iufo that uider an arrange.
l. incnt between the Railroad Company AMI stage IIne
10 Charlotte svile &c -
Passengers leaving Rchacnd by the Railroad ai6 A
H. reach the Iunccn breakfast aud te ace proc
.ogeef with passengers arrivn. the Junction
Noith. on the Louisa RatOa 70 g lrJonsve ans thence
" Stage. q tharlotcfvill, reaching By
W. and Cookies rs miles Mesi y night Leave Cookies
next morning 10y lay light. blue Re AZ sunrise
anl arrive at siiun;un bl 10 VI.
The Gnyan'oitc line leaves ;auninn a: II NJ reaches
ClOSsr Dale 10y night an leaving moruns at
diy i-' reaches the Warm Springs breakfast, md
CauAslian's TO Dinner, passing ihc While Sulphur al
VI, arrives Ct LewlshuTr by VI. tho 81 day "a
hours sooner than the by Iynchhafs Tho whole
expense 10 less, and one trip in the days
The Natural Bridge Line leaves stsun;on on Tuesdays
thursdays and saturdays, ION the aernBic days cr-
"a az vii, be fuTnsheD II VI, reaches Lexington by
night Leave next motung lay Il: hi and arrive AZ the
nridse 10 breakfast where
dntl Aiter Dinner and reach D.hres Sprines by nah
Leave NEXT morning aner breakfast reach Cass
Dinner and the White Sulphur Spring 10y A. GroiditR
nirh rorei entirely.
The rOa splendid, in !he and fall and The
teams aud coaches were never az fine heretofore
These Lines the Nam Mil hnnics anI PASSENGERS
have preference over all OI!ieIs at any point.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-22

DURE WINTER sPRRM OH, received aud
4 lor sale. noll ~ EUsTkCE SON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-22
RIcnMoND. FREDENcKsGuna AND rOrOMAC

RAIL ROAD
NORTHERE AND SOUTHERN LIME.
GREATLY INCREASED EXPEDITION!
rINHE public respectfully informed. that will
Il OF enabling Travellers To- take advantage Of tho
mail arrangement north of Washington, % reach
PhlaIelps the u.eht Of the day which they leave
RiohnOnd, tire will, and this date, leave the
Depot NJ Richmond NJ II A. NJ.
Travellers leaving At this hour, reach Washington by 81
". Bahnorc TOP N, PhAdclphia the course Of the
night an1 New YORK ,rly the day, making tue trip
between RchmOn aud philadelphia In p, aud bctwce
kchrlond anil New YORK iu % hours.
Arripfng IN Baltimore ~ hou,s in adrdnes Of P1sseH
gsrs by hs Rirsr and Bay Bp1fs, and krio York
from foe 10 sir Aors before iiese last reach Baore.
THOMAS SHARP
fu1 r1n NOR
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-22

The subscriber IL Constantly
receiving supy,iej from these
makers, the superior quality Of
shcse insiruuieni-, In al re
.r'eci-. = DULY acknowledged by
ally Increasing demand Eor
abetr.
To dose not already scqu,int.
2 WITH t1esc instrImerts.i Il may
rct be supetfiuors 10 say that
ihey are tnatc viii, particular re.
.artfr kaeuinr In tun-- IAN III.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-22

NEW HOOKS.

E'iRSr pnneipesof Natural Philosophy being farpia,
Introduction 10 the stu ~ Of that science r the use az
schools All Academies: ny James Rcnwict, LID
Seltdcvnuon. or the history of Kahainc Randolph /.
ny the author n "rhc only uidghtetm
Amofican Notes for rsncrs circulation, Nv Ctarirs
Diekens-ior sale by noi6 J w RANDOLPH.
I LIBRARY or sELECr NOVELS sell.
- ncyoton NJ th' History cf Katherine Randolph: nv
ne author oi tho -araltcm &C Being No N Hsrrcrs
Library &eenis no 10 As LYONS
Z6 HAMS SUPERIOR Albemarle Bacon, received and
m
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-22

(AttCOEs, assorted slldes and psuofns avery large
- aud complete assoftmcu-ust opcnoi and fIr ssio
AZ teiilco prices, at n CuNNINgHANis
&c " Cheap Cash Dry Goods Store
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-22

leet 50 iesE-e, Especially ~Aen distant from cit IS or
where rlers seldom 10 Ice wIih) having not only
me nAie p''e ant ~ The Doiern rnproy ements out
si keeu az Braces e--culsei TO - strength and
guarantee IN writing entities ale purchaser to CT
prove defective -
new Plnos sold to rotrain In this cy will be kept IN
iunc year without change; aad those to be SET INTO
ihe country packed vihou: charge.
Pianos tuned, let on hire, ami taken In exchange.
Tay
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-22
FOR CHARTER
FOR NEW YORK.

-- The copper fastened Orig JEFFERSON,
.f9oN II Dyer, master. will carry about rs - bJs -four
&tsE at Rockets, ready receive a cargo Apply
to ocT CHARLES PALMER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-22

CtAMPgELLs FOREIGN MONTHLY MAGAZINE, OR
~ tELECr NiSCElLANY OF THE PERIODICAL. ~.
TERATUHE Of GREAT BRirAtN-The septornh n snd
October Nos received ~ the bookstore % SaIfh Drink
~ q Norris THIS work is ssuod monthly with super b
cmboiishments-FtIcc esN year. ocft
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-22
FOR CHARLESTON on SAVANNAH.

M The fEe sehr REDwING, Sleeper matter
sky having part OF her Cargo engaged will have des
- patch for either Of the above pa Apply TO
master on board, or to RANKIN a wIIITLOcK.
no 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-22

fHS The packet schr NASSAU, Capt Slmr Dear.
efSkS born, now loading aud having considerable
I- saged will have dispatch. For freight passage
apply on board al Ludams Wharf orio
no ~ JAS FISHER s. SON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-22

II HCEIvINg pcr tho schoonrr Richmoad aud daily cr
IL pnoied by tho Catherine wilcox, from Now YoH
2n sarts fns SAT-
Innta lsn rounds ~ Coshca Cheese
Rice, Guspow,eT Tea, Alnonis, San ard Apples
fsf sale low. ROBERT ffIIfs
ho2 ~ Min auert.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-22

THE FRIENDS IsfJ
II The fssk and other Poems by VIM. Cowpcr with
Enrfavnrs by Chimney. Cushmsn, So from Drawings y
John Object, elegantly bound, f,r oslo
oc ~ SMITH, DRINRER = MORRIS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-22

INLOES Il BROTHER
Auconeors aud Commission Merchants, Main street, op.
pose the Bell Tavern attend 10 sales OF Properly aud
Merchandise Of every description. Advances made on
cOnssnments. no 3
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-22

~
,.c~u The packet ship PAULINE, Capt DE iIsrdc, viii
sflfI take passengers the above place. Her
t&ofE modati1ns are of the very bSG kind she vii
clear about the list OF November. For PARTICULARS apply
TO
&C Adv LUDLAM PRE- sToN A co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-22
NOTICE.


IRON and amer the 2Jth Of April, our trweeky line Of
boats Lyuchhurg, will leave Richmond and Lynch.
burg Monday, "Wednesday and Friday at o'clock, A.
NJ By THIS enabled In form eenncc'
ton with tho Western Stages out OF i.ynchhurg. Our
Scotisvihe Boats will usual on Monday, Wednesday
aud Friday evening at O'Clock 2. NJ As 10 the ccnve
niencc aud Spcion by this all others going
West fIon Richmond or the vicinity shall not say any
thing but refer passengers anl others to those who have
travelled Boats -
ap&-1 BOYD, EDMOND a. DAVENPORT
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-04-05
TH1Rp PARTY STATE CONVENTION.

Which met at Randolph on the 10th ult
was not very numerously attended--ihere be-
ing but six members out of the County, and
no delegates from only two towns IN the Coun-
tv. A letter was read from Titus Hutchinson.
signifying his disposition &c stand a nomination
for Governor, and one from Harry Hale, decli-
ming TO be considered candidate for Stale
Treasurer. No nominations were made. but
committee consisting in part of some of the
most reckless locofocos in the State, was ap-
pointed to call Convention at Brookiield in
June next. On the second day of the Con-
ven:ion about 30 only attended The fact Is,
the honest abolitionists see no cause for third
party in this Stale, so long as our State OIL
GERS remain, ds they are. and have been Tor
years good and true hearted abolltionlsts-
and they look upon the efforts of the individu'
ais who are attempting TO gain notorlety IN
this way. as destructive TO abolIiion-and hence
they stay away from their meetings.
Surprising theses men could get into power
in the Siate--they could do no more for the
abolition cause than has done the present
Government of the State. The voice Of the
Legi>Iature-of the Execulive--and every
member of Congress is heard in every possible
way against Slavery. What then could be
gained! Nothing. Were it not so. then
would the great body ofabolitionists raise their
voices for other men-and different sentiment.
The spirit of abolition is abroad in the State,
and il is active, and has recently been shown
but not third party abolition--and 1t will
remain so ill the State comes under the do
minion Of Van Burenisn, when it goes into
The same scale with New Hampshire and South
Carolina. We know Of nothing so likely TO
bring it into this position as the third party
demonstrations. Let us avoid position so
degrading, SO AFFECT and debasing, as that OF
New IIampshire-united in all things that
I lend 10 uphold slavery. with South Carolina.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-04-05
DNINGs lN CONGRESS.

On Saturday The 18th III. DR.. Green. OF
KeHluckv. asked leave TO introduce The follow
ing resolution:
Resolved. That The Committee Of WAYS and
Means be instructed 10 Inquire into the rxre
diency of increas ne the duies upon wines.
silks, linens. and lIxuries generally, imported
into the United S.aies from governments re-
ccivng tobacco produced in Inc UKilrd States
and imposing heavy duties thereon, twenty per
ceu;um I'd valorcm from ard after the -
day of - 1912; with an additional increasf'
of twenty per crnium ad valotcm annually, un.
I'll said governments reduce the duties on 10
taccn produced in the United STATES and re
ccived inin their ports, To The same sea C a.
duties levied upon such articles afnfcsld re-
ccyed in the ports OF the United Sla'"s.
We take this opportunity Ia state, that tn
revenue derived 10 the nations of Eurnpc b.
inlposis on tobacco exported from the United
States. is upwards OF S35 0O0,0C0. and iha
Great Britain alone gels ahou, half of ihisl--
Franco gels S5.j000OD; Spain S5000,0dO
Austria s., 4aOOU0; aud lhc S ate OF Germa-
n. Si.20J.GO0.
Great Britain, il siiI be >"cn g"ts more on
nl or tobacco Than 'hc whole al oar present
national revenue fom all sources
France could well afford 10 pay her ind2m-
ni'y 10 Us under system Of trade which ad-
united her silks aud wincs into ihi' country
free of duty. wi,ile she imposed s5500.000 an
nua:ly on our iobaccoi
We TAX, il. thin reciprocity is inscparahle
from the application Of the principles of fee
ale, AID We hope MIR. Green wall push this
object he las enlisted in. till all The facts aPper-
talning to tiis important subject Of lrglsai'on'
sail b. araycd. We have IN immense Poi'i-
zeal cs;a'e In this fell, winch we have allow
cd 10 b. administered b. foreign PAYERS. TO
our q eat je'rim ut. and their advantage. Mr..
Green coud not 10 Inc country more honor.
.,hon By applying himself earnestly TO his task.
True Hing.
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that body is willing and ready to do itsduty; for
it has, under the rule for the adoption OF which
the country is indebted to the vigilance and
perseverance of Mr.. STANLEY, liked upon
Wednesday next as the day on which drf"-
ire action shall be had, in the House OF Rep
resentatives, upon the Loan Bill, the most ur-
gent of the measures now before Congress =
This vote of the House is sure pledge OF lis
devotion to IFS duty.
With respect 10 the recommendation by the
President, in this Message, to resume tine pro-
pertv IN the Public Lands and apply 1t to the
purposes of the General Government, consid-
ering, as we do, the settlement OF the Land
question bv the act of the Extra Session TO
have been the most vital measure of Wing pol
lev, and almost the only fruit of the political
revolution which placed the Wings in major
! ity in the Government, we do most earnestly
| hope that it will be we'll weighed before 1t be
responded 10. TO US, this giving and taking
back seems but chId's play. The property
has been, moreover, acknowledged by Congress
| TO belong to the States, and has Therefore, ana
therefore only. been given up to them :" mai
right then, has Congress TO take 1t back he
! Government of the United States has the po'o-
er TO do so, 1t is true and, if might constitute
right, it has also the right to do So But ha'
Congress the moral right, even if the land were
a grant to the States 10 resume lis grant =
Much les, surely has Congress the moral right
to rc-dcmand property which it has acknowl-
edged to belong of right TO the States, and not
10 the General Government. In this light at
least the matter appears 10 us.
We do not, with the Message, consider the
unsettling of the Land question 10 be necessa
nv to The support Of the public credit, or as a
basis for Loan. OF how little value the
proposed measure, would be to Government,
in that light, we have sufficient evidence IN
the fact of how little the possession OF the same
resource, by the several States, during the las
nine months, has effected towards sustaining
the credit of the indebted States. IateL.