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Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-11-26

The Rochester Democrat in postscript
Of Thursday evening, says--"The result
of the election of Congressman in this
county, will not be certainly decided, un-
til the vote is officially ascertaineJ As
it now stands, Patcrson's chances are de.
cidedly the best"
Judge Hunt is elected in the Niagara
district by 400 majority.
The South CarOlinian says it has heard
from every district, and that the members
elected to Congress stand "a democrats, 9
wings aud | doubtful.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-11-26

Among the Texan prisoners captured by
Gen. Woll, at Bexar on llih Sept. last, we
discover the names of A. Hutchinson, Esq.
formerly well known member of the bar
in this State, and of DR.. S. Booker formerly
OF Sharon IN Inis county. oee arucIe, LAT
from Ieras" in arother column
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-11-26

YAzoo CIrY.-We have jus, been inform
ed that the Yazoo river has become high
enough for entirely uninterrupted naviga-
ton. Steamboats, are now making their
regular trips, and the trade of the place is
brisk and lively. Boats take cotton from
that place to New Orleans at So per bale.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-03

dariaFeE. o. come 70 4 premature downfall. lhe
difficulty OF Introducing manufactures. cspeciallyo
complicated character and costly outfit and,
above all. a market prcoccupied by powerful
rivals mus, readily be conceived Tnc. appear.
accordinslyto to have required for then in;roiuc1ion
into the countries where thcv arerov thcIT
greatest extent and prosperity, either t.lt liberal
support OF the government or The AID cXilcc or
eIrig!Urt manufacturers Or botl Of rhr-e adyania-
gcs. Undermining the degree oil encouragement
which be afforded donlestic a.nliactures. 1t
i eyidcnitha among oilcr considerations n inf
comparison ought 70 be made ot=%ilat might hc
aycd BY supplies al home during foreign wars, 10
uuthiig o oyg:. with the expense 0t sup
porting manufactures, il: times oil peace, against
foreign competition IN o0r market. hc prlce ai
domestic fabrics, though derer Than foreign IN
times q: peace. might be 80 much chcapc. Times
u war a 10 bc CllrupcralSo !nal the n!rlumprlcc.
OF the foreign, taking the two periods together: vet
The American manufacturer. il unprotected during
the period OF peace would Mcccssalilv be under
mined By the foreign; and ne could not beck pccted
10 resume his undertaking at the return OF war
knowing IN uncertainty OF lis dnralion and fore,
seeing his certain rum al ,h.. end al il. Estimates
on these points cannot b, made with much praciS-
ION hn, they arc not ON thai account 10 be over
looked and in making them, "A strong leaning ought
tobc induged towards lhr policy n securing to
the nation independent resources w,lIinii>clt II
Illayc extended the>t. remarn heyond The proper
limits, n,l>i find my apology in tn. nature Of the
subject, and in ,h,.zi,nor of your letter; for winch
pray YOU 10 accept my acknowledgements with
my re- pcci-an good wishes. JAMES MADISON
CLlKksu$ CEoLIuss Esq.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-03
CLAl;HsoN GRoLIu>, Esq.
DErARrMsxr or SrAlF

WASHINGTON. 1t December. lElq.i
zCL>H%so& GKoLlrs, Esq, Ncw-Yors.
Sis:-l have had the honor Of, receiving you:
lcrer oi the l9th alt, witlthc address Of the So
cicry Of Tamlnlny or Columbian Order, on the sub
.cctS OF national economy and domestic lnmnli;.c
taac> ; for which pro, YOU To make my rmlnk,
acccplable to the society. Ihc general prnciIlc-
OF the address, and the spirit winch ii Is animated
apleor 10 me 10 deserve the appreciation Of every
patriotic Americana il give, me pleasure 10 assure
YOU OF my hearty concurrence with them.
am, with mucll=rcsprct. sir Your very humble
and "bcdicnt servant. Join QUINCY ADAMS.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-03
Mr.. 1td0m>< .4A>mer,

IlulNIi, DeCenlNrr y I6!'.
SrR:-lha'e r>ccive.! the favor o.;nl ob.ising
letter which you did M honor TO write ne on the
229ih November: be cpca>cd=,o present my thanks
10 the Society Of rammany OF Columbian Onlcr,
tnr this honorable mark Of rhcir.attcntio,l.
admir-. the irrulknc>> sand torrudc vvitI, wllr.i
they havc ccir-urcd observation-disclosures ndub,<,.~
in the policy, morals. and manners Of this nation
no satire can br too severe. condemnation TOO
inrxorable for my taste oll these topics
wish oll.i'lti Your society success IN d-cora-
,cnancing all prrniciou> custom, nid ls;g-, and
authorizations from wise and yjrriouS= =rafonal
economy.
Wirllgrca respect. l.;,yc#tlle hono.to be. sir,
y"r no-l: l:ohcdicni humble servant.
JOHN .NDt.iS
CL,l;,;soN CRourp-, Esq
New-York tribune., 1842-02-03

THE Box r,yNKL.-.rlc Great Western Rail
WAY, England. is; magnificent work. and is maliled
by many extraordinary indications Of labor, en-
tcrpri>c. It is the longc,, independent; line "t
RAILWAY completed in England The Box Tunnel.
which forms one OF lis principal icaures, piercc<
through Boxbill, between Chirpcnh:nn and Gath
par, Of which is 400 cci above the Icvc! Of the
railway The Funnel is 9G30 feet long 80 feet
high and % wide TO the outside Of rll' brick work.
The cNcavalion amounted Ia III ,00J cubic Yards,
and the brick work and masonrv=io mur. than
II 900 cubic yards. About 10000, 600 bricks
were used. \ ton nt gunpow,l.-r and ION OF
candles were consumed every week iol two and a
half wears and 100 men and 90 horses were
kcpttonstantly elnployed. For. considerable dis
tancc rlc Tunnel passes through tree stone rock,
from The iissures OF which there 4; time, an
immense infnl oi.w:,Irl. This formed such an
mpcdimcnr, thai the work was On onr-otcosioa
discontinued tDl a long timc But The water w;l-
finally pumped ont through tho agency OF 4 steam
engine of ifly hor, power, which threw ii al t.e
rat,.ot - 600 hoashc;llts :; ,lav.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-03
FpOWN'S ANALYSIS.-Extract irol

sillc Report OF the Regents OF the University nj the
State o; New York 10 the Legislature:
Towns Analysis o the dcrivatve wo-ls u our language
la> been Introduced aud vc:y Thoroughly tested il s
valual" work connected With the acquisition o! IAN
"ua@e. Tie very age>iou, plan oi first collecting an d,
n those part. separately which enter into the r"nlpo-
tor, y; 30 rlaEv thousand words results IN the saving u
VII, amount a: tine and By this >iile ItOce, the
mere EnaIi,! scholar tw weeks at artte>t, learn,
',o.e o;tign parts, &r, WHICH, ils co.t te classical
sc!o n I1lny vei!> o labnriOu. study iH acquire.
rulSl..i.i,v Cl.EMENr# Y PACKARD. lSo Peari-st,
and for sale 10y the principal booksellers IN the l;ird
New-York tribune., 1842-02-03
.Inm.S .Vo.iiS0N 5 ..InNmcr.


lave received, sir, ,llc copy Of the address of
the Society Of T;nmanv, with which have been
politely favored. The van, OF economy IN the use
Of imported articles very justly into the cN-
PLANTATION given Of the at the present general
cmbarraSsmcnts. Were every one To l'vc within
his income, or We're the savings ot the prudent To
exceed the dehcits "f the cNliTSasah 'iic balance
IN the nrelgn commerce o' te nation" co"io not p''
against II. Inc want "' Il que r'"i'o'9 '''> li"-
uuce' ,'s' "'''"N ''''''''' ~, "'''N .''9
i'ei'tu 'ti't '' w., -, u ~ ~
eau OH lnc Nh"'' VI u"ipn ',' Wv ~ :,
aancc OF lih'u discounts 'oi1."',. ~ '''i ~.
nchlS Hence, ioo' lli, ltii"'t :" ;" 'h'iH :" ''''
banks with diminished confidence i '''iic'
and hence, nally,a spclTlbunlancc OF debts, With
ont the means OF paving i'cin-
he address seems very justly to ti''5 iliiri
o the general cSlI, ~ Whth III ''''l>s
have been oN'fWielih"' ." '.l'= ''i.''' i' =,
these institutions ''''' \. "'nusio'' ~ wy
crimlltte loans "' WHICH i'i'H ~ -"
sources. II llas "',n i'''oe q .''
banks When rcSlttlt't 10 III I" .' u '"7
porfS loans on!N are maze ~ persons III '''''N'
business, promising qmck=rctdan., do. not as ll'ch
harm 10 imprudcht, rs good To prudent p"ito"'
crs. Blu II can no l"nser=he 4 d"ubi Win any
that loan offices, carving 10 every man door
auH tN'i '"''' LIS ~ wv l'''''' - "
means OF gratifying his present wishes under q
prospect ~ hope ol lr"f'"Sti"l.@' ''l''N''e'"
must OF al dcIi'es' pc 'i'' mos '''.i 10
inigaii'y' and me dement's resulting 'io'i H.
The effect oi domestic manufacturers III .i',i'i II
lsns imports ana is ''' as '"'N '1', '
by hands attracted from abroad ~ hN h"> "'''t'-
wise Idle o. less prodnciyely Smpioyea, without a
proportional dimhuilnn "t export, h''tal : Ger
tainly = '!i isnsnshtd attention, M''fa's ON
an internal system OF p"litleai economy ana III
commencing a n'iencyln onr tnte'sn toi'l.stsg CO
/" leave a laianc2 ;'Sa'nsi us. hi It1t' 'fo''' o.
'iS w"' oe '..'is
circumstance '''''' e..'
''''''' 10 ~, tNI'ss ., -, mbc.
port a'' ''.'''', y;tl,;n ,nr.
r'''>' 'r'' rad,
SN's' iiere - :. ',I,', ,;-1 ,,,,,. ,ra.
,'W'e 'l''' r'.,'i ' I,, az
h"tes ho' ! ''..g u" ".'s
ports p'is '''s
"sss' Oh 'o' ,,.l,
amount '' 'i't'l 49, r,,;.
may % 'e''' " :. -, ,h,.,
no. ', W. na;,b, o me-
,''';, ,,,;,,. M ,,,,,..> o aary and fashion
;n5;n;,, Tbi, re-
~, ,,,.l;ng ,,,,ies although !;
'... So', ,l. nn t,,,sl,;ny the necessary an,
no, lar,,. n,
"a'; s;',s o :, ,,nert,1;ss on ,>.a
|
New-York tribune., 1842-02-03


These are ,ilc prices acrcdt OF six months; hu, w
wish this encourage short credit or cash piT-
clIa>s, and viii therefore make discount OF ve per cent
Newly or acceances nlnty days, and ten per cent
for CASH
Weayc recently added man. splendid ar,lc les 20 ohr nm
riya!ed isSorle: oil Printing Types and We furnish
every ,llg necessary Printing Office with the utmost
proniptiiude. GEO BtG IN y W,
Eoundrv nf IC.ro-.e Hruce < Co. f. 2,c,l3tw
New-York tribune., 1842-02-03

PlTHY=Lo LoGIe.-Ii='hrrc be man who OF
poses the ralsc 81 Temperance from conscientious
motives, Will ask INN. and Will cnclror 10
vncc him OF his crror;= will brine=him 10 g;G
rel in loa!somc lane, and | will show him
y,rlcr where and my=witr and ;anilysuse 10 lie
on a wal OF straw, almost naked. w,lont food on
trc Tor days and then vii! lead lam lol.t,-p pec
Bic street and ON arriving Al the drnvin7 room /
viii show him a well dressed female and l,yo ch
,lr,,u, "a, and healthy surrounded byal ,lrl can
produce human happiics>, and will tell hirs that
these >yrra=the peopl who lived in the sarrvl |
Showr, linn; tcetorali5m tool, them by '!lt hand
and brought them here and would yon advise
rhcn u 90 bac, ngi.in -,
New-York tribune., 1842-02-03
ii nnSwcrS az follows
Yhgmns .JeN.rso0S 1nsme1..

Til Jefferson returns his respectful thanks 10 The
PrcSdcm, and Meinbcr> Of The rammnnv Sucicty
for the favor of lciraddrSs on the subject of econ
only and manufactures. Heha> read ii witllpca-
s,lrc, and finds in il much 10 approve, little Ia
dolb, and less 10 add. Perhaps he should have
added the suppression of drawback among the
remedies for the disease Of oyctr;.ding ourselves
I'll desirable wc should cnpl"y ;" much of our
capital IA i necessary for exchanging our super
nun,lS produce for the comforts ewan; but the
drawback goes farther ;lnd.cncouiigcs the employ
lncnt OF an additional portion in performing the
San, functions for o;!lcr nations in becoming bro
kris of ll.c commerce between the iltion> :" Et-
rope, and between Europe and=Ns;l--; branch
which, than all others rHpo>c Us To tie risk
IF cnbroilrncni in foreign wars He thinks tins
portion of capital would bezbel,cr employed at
home, in manufactures and agriculture, than in
burlhcling u, with the Of other llation-viIr>
which belong To ,hcir commerce, and which should
be theirs not ours. The moment, too. seems IA
vor,.bc, when AL fictitious capital is e&'ingu,hcd,
and the solid i, pa>iny thci>,le of the pre-
sent crisis OF o,.r gambling commerce. He#prav-
the prcsidcn, and Society accept hiS assurance
of high respect and consideration.
Monticello Dec. TO- 49,
New-York tribune., 1842-02-03
Es.Specal Appointment.
VOSEPII GlLLOT"r, Pen Manufacturer

~ Tla'rI[f Qi. FEN E.-CAlTION-The h.h ch9, Sc
oi t.,>e Pens Is inuced E. attempt -. ts u
y'eral srepnal nhhers topractcea fraud ~ aif ion
10 GlL!ot', hul aEo nfon the public Anine 's'fcle
,,.arii, the M t Il, lat thus @ iDt. 0ni.,, fst
., S noa IN In, market Il readily % Ge- - its
unfinished appearance nd thr very conlnonsy'' .; T,:'i,
II, put up.
Observe the genuine Pens alt mai Z! 20 ,tii-
Joseph Go,f Patent" Joseph GtI!Du, T:nl-
and lt each crGsS ban ic smile O. his Sisndyfe.
The above De tad, wholesale, OF lE4i.s ,ES:OP,
vijl " II JOiiD-str"c;, c!,FfI-r OF ClH.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-03
VOL. I


IDEALS AND OTHER PoE.s. By ALcE=Nos. Pinladepnia
Henry Perkins
This is the title OF a thin and elesant volume Of
Poems, al Of which arc=-hort and written with
considerable snoo,tness and skill, bu, evincng no
great power Or very high pocric a,ili,y They are
evidently the productions OF one visited by.quict
and plcasan, ,foughts and whose pcacc.is seldom
disturbed By stormy passion. It1,. book certain
" one oi the nentest OF The sea.on.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-03
= CTATIONERS HAIL. 24:5 Pearl-st

y O!ceI Wall-si Tkt no;ce taAt te,r
~ sais Of ewing lT-t- ii'nir-r 2 's177tIt
Mechanic, during - iDctrnleiI season. 40 or-
wise would with G- iNlleS he destitute nt tte'aect>s
sa:if-s o iie-!avs ,terlinr reduce t::r prices OF cT
nannacurS to meet ,he depressed the times. atid
oticT m articin thir line prrrS wIcn cannot Ia! 10
neet tho v''e>o The most si!! adyoeai'> o tcnno,nH
To enable The public wi. t the necesstyoi
Cast! Payments I'll small amounts: and when th: me-
cIanc worlS o7 low w.p>, he. have ready money 10
Enable nl olnakc i'iS purchases advarilg5eoGsy.
Tietactic which posses, nlnacin"-, etc. are such
confidently bce.r places ousc entirely beyond
competition when sufficient nCccIncnt appears Tor eNrr
tion winch the this distressing time, WHEN 50
many families in need o mploymen.
Ncr.pcUiiv invite all person. wanting lccoun; i'oA-
q Stationary any description - cal! a> above.
II iw DAVID FELT j. Co.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-03

HUNTS MERCHANTS MACAzlSE. February. lG12
The leading article in this number Of the Alcr-
chants Magazine long and very instructive pa.
per upon The Falkland stands. prepared by
Robert Grccnllow. Esq. and accompanied bvam map.
The history Of these Islands is givcn and full ac-
count Of the mode in which Great Britain >ucccrd-
c, in planting her flag upon them. They arc Of
but little worth, except aioreing ports for sup
plyn@ water and food to vessels n;vi eating the
stormy Southern Seas: and ortlrispurposc as well
as !or Their. fishery, the United States have always
claimed lhr# unrestricted and unconditional right
10 navigate those Seas and IL use those cu;lSts.-
Hence may arise another ground of dispute be-
tween this Country and Great Britain. The re-
mining contents of the Magazine are less full
than uSual, bu, they embrace much matter OF great
value and interest. Morals of Trade The
Currency, Lights and Shadows of Mercantile
Life, The Trade OF Foreigners in Russia, and
a great amoun, OF Mercantile Statistics comprise
the contents The next number will contain an
article from the Central Committee of tn" Home
League, in reply to the papcrn the January num-
ner ON Countcrvailing Duties, by Condy Rnguc
New-York tribune., 1842-02-03
TyNO SILVER MEDALS AND7 DI-

= wv oITIN IIFN VIIaI'.HII'J 4NlNV Z LII-
4 PIDSiAS have been awarded 10 John landmark, 8R
TIN. best Cologne and PerIrEery. For
years hr las been slghci in the manut;Siurc OF Per-
iuu,y in tbs CIV, and until the present time be has
pr0senr himself before the public IN the advertising col
al any paper, ut sustained BY the decision OF
i.sc o,criGcy given the Fairs held IN this city
lai Boston, c feels authorised ia saying 10 those who
article in his lne that at 80 ChallamStrcol they may
md Superior quality, at moderate prices Remember The
tlil.r fg i.mn"rlv emr.ncc ~ Chatham Chapel hI "
New-York tribune., 1842-02-03
-pArENT ACTION PIANO FORTE,

A,----H' M fHNINKEU NJ IUN,-PuTchaserS
and ih- pubic generally nvitr, call and
TIa!nl!' Tie me ASSORTMENT OF Pianos open MIL
sl'S NlusIc Sa~on No. $50 Broadway.
~ nanliacorl ot LcmIc Gilbert Boston
he manufactures has recently patented an Improvement
IN me acton OF these trriEentS which S.cGrVS qCckness
OF tGac AMI power and beauty ;oNe tulv surprising
ms improvement; recommend. itself particularly the
Intention o Southern and Western traders the simplicity
.. construction makes l>S liable re, orer
ils "Eerconcs thc objection which las long been c the
acton now in use.
The increasing ienan The Instruments although ,--
nproN Neurn has "cn bu very recently introduced. the
most convincing. evidence OF the Duc estimation o itS
paroriiv Fo sale II MlLLEr'S Music S7loon. Nc. SO
Roliwav. d-2 Sn +. NIL. AGENT
New-York tribune., 1842-02-03
eApFR MANUFACTURERS AZ

ID \ T + IA .'i-tlNL1 W y II 3-I''1 '11I7'
COMMISSION N.lsrtonse, No. ii Liberty -. Printing,
i.oerap phc, and Citi Paper IN all trr varieties rlair
70 ORDER o qas roni News 70 the insst
BOOK Ialr made Tic country ot the far market prices
rom The very mill, III AIessrs. ~ G.. s w Curts
l.o>ton AMI W h Curtis, 1rllvilir, N.w-Jrr>cy, and
,roa several IrGil.rtnrcr having te b' machinery. All
orders thankful! r..le.Tt ami promptly executed.
auG GuI EDWARD CURTIS. Agent
New-York tribune., 1842-02-03
Bnok,kccpn;[.
IHNl1E Counting Rooms OF c. c. MARSH

q SO Cedar street, continue open from y VI. To p NJ
IN ORDER that merchants ana others may avail themselves OF
distraction rlai truly practical; that
hrIre> cAupltt, routine commercial transactions and
mercantile calculations. and which The >tsnt act
ally keeps o h0oh> na coantin. house. To tAo>c who
uacUtntt ,itl advertiser repuatIon,h desires
ay that his princ!?a work on book keeping has passed INTO
ten editions that receives TIE preference IN e Newfor
Puhc Schools. and other large institutions and that he,
himself has the honor vi being rcappoined teacher OF book
keeping nr the "leccaa,ie Library A>>scato;i M this
city. Pro>prcus, with terms, may bc had the counting
NJ a. ah-.s. rs M
New-York tribune., 1842-02-03

XX7M. HAGAR &, co. Type & Stereo-
w type Foundry, III Fulton, corner of Coolest y Y
The subscriber, taxi, this method announcing 10 their
friends the public generally tiai, having rn,'i 'ia>c the
extensive aud well known Type Foundry formerly owned
bv N-s,rs. Cooke they have removed the same
,lcir present central location Having made EXTENSIVE
r,ei>ollS alterations and additions The! no" prepare,
orders ui any magnitude they may II" favored
with with prompurs aud on as ia'obic term, a> af any
Foundry in America. TO their Specimen B0oh which
has ben recently extensively circulated, they would re-
New-York tribune., 1842-02-03
60 SOLE. WATERPROOF
stUpERIOR LAMP OIL.--The general

SUPERIOR LAMP OfL.--The general
- complaint OF the quality Of Lamp Oil for family n,e hn,
nucua c Subscriber 10 open office in the Mechanical
anatclc OF refined Sperm Oil prepared by an improved
and under his personal super'endcnce which, for
wsc, au, merit The patronage OF every person using it
Samples may lie OF qualities and prices at the
nicc whcve orders viii be promptly executed either Tor
laiy he irir ON The mos. r"e"""nse t"sr',. Or
,rs tor Brooklyn viii be received the Refinery No 32
Chapel or 1873 Bird ..e-slreet EDWARD DOYLE,
d2s If Agent tor the Union Oil Renner.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-03
THE VOICE OF THE rATRARCHS.

os 1nE roLtci OF rnorrcTIlG INDUSTRY.
In 1919 the .Iammany Socicry=ol Columbian
Order Of this Citg, cnbodying the choice spirits
and strong heads Of the Democratic Party, issued,
with srea, unaninity an Address TO their brethren
lhroughou the Union. tracing the general dcpn>-
sion and distress then existing 10 the crceStce I'M
porintion Of Forcig1. Goods, and the al>cnc. Of
Protective Tariff, and recommending additional
dnlc, ON Foreign Manufactures, even to Pr"hibi-
tom This Address, (irom which We h;lsr pub
lisl,cd "lnscn cxraery,) WI. transmitted 10 all
President, Of the United States. among others
,xhn r..,lnrl.l IN WIZ 3. fnllnws-:
New-York tribune., 1842-02-03
rgNO TIE PUBLIC-LlFE. BOAT

4 The undersigned beg leave respectfully 10 invite Tire
attention of ca,is. merchants AM all others Interested
in The navigation OF boats and vessels 10 his rewy invented
Life Boat
These Life Boats made upon an entirely dlrren, prn-
rp!c from tlOs, nov Ihey warranted to hr
every way adapted to the purpose Tor which they de-
signed and can be furnished for nearly half the expense
p what is termed Francis Lit,. Boats"
!ln>, feeling Interested this subject invited 10 "a II
the establishment OF the undersigned No io6 Water i.
and examine for themselves.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-03

PARLoR MELODIES. comprising Music original and selected
tor the Piano Forte and Organ with >cvcr; Tunes tor
the Harp and Guitar; adapted series of original
Songs, moral aud religious. Arranged and edited b.
Mrs. NJ r.. Lloyd and Miss W. f.. Bailey. PIP ll2.
I1,rnrr }roIl,rrs
New-York tribune., 1842-02-03

Tu,. I.AplEs CosrASIo,. February. !8o. ". NJ. SNOW
den, l09 Fuion>Itct
tins number, which is enriched ly one Of Alrs.f.'-
IEr'> spirited lranslatol,s from the German, and
by original articles, both in prose and verse, from
" L. Willis. Mrs Seourncy Pari, Benjamin,
Prof lnsruhan and other we'll known writers
New-York tribune., 1842-02-03

Al. articles manufactured l,y them s!a.! be oi material
equal. il superior. an: manufactured IN 'h- country
and undergo thorough examination As 10 appearance
ranging, dressing and properly n>sortng Al articles TX
hbii-i in t!.c Specimen BOOK formerly issued by Conner
t0Oat together with Sorts "a Fonts sold by l', can now
l,e furnished from this Foundry without dc;iy with many
.lncc adlr,
WI nAGhE i co. are igrni> Ior The sale OF Tie N1
pier, Washington and smith Presses, which, together with
Cla>eS Case, Composing Sticks Furniture, Ink, and every
the rra,Ag Business VIII t kept on land
and tnrn!>hc.! NJ manufacturers prices
\. No Machine Cis Type manufactured N th!s
F1u0.lryt= JED II
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-05-04
Extract of a letter dated

New YoRK, April, 1912.
conversation occurred here the other day on the
subject of the Presidents late address to the author-
ties of Rhode Island which was highly commended
for its calm, kind, patriotic bat firm tome. The circle
embraced gentlemen deeply interested in the result Of
the unhappy quarrel existing in that small but not
less interesting, member Of" the old thirteen" When
the question was started" but suppose the President
has no influence there ~ Suppose that the New
York --- and the -- and the -- claiming
to be erpoundsrs of " sound Doctrines and which
papers have filed their editorial columns with the
viest abuse of the President should have tainted the
minds of portion of the people of Rhode Island
what influence the Executive have there ~
These questions rather, staggered the cir
Gle and there a casting about and scratching Of
heads, till bold and honest spirit spoke out with
"d--n the editing printers What gives them
power to speak public sentiment One half of them
don't own the types and paper that convey their
dirty sentiments to the public. Why should they as
ser more control than either of us over public OPT
nion' Is an honest citizen to be judged by what any
scurvy printed paper may say of him. Let every
reflect on this and judge for himself Let him read
and reflect what John Tyler says, not ,chat these
States-sworn to execute its laws-he don't make the
laws-they are made by another power-and being
constitutional, it is his duty to see them prevail.
Failing in this what becomes of the country" This
plain and honest vndicaton brought up otner
marks Of not less interest our foreign relations,
and the probable impressions made on foreigners by
the attacks Of printers the Chief Magistrate of
the nation which subjects being above mere partisan
considerations too clearly demonstrated that just
far as we departed, in party squabbles, from the
lines Of true patriotism, we departed from the nte
rests of our country, and that for the sake of petty
Office gaining. If we attempted to head John Ty-
lern we might perchance " head ourselves unless
all the world knows, what know, that nne-tenths
of the newspapers claiming to speak "pubc OPT
Mon" merely speak the selfish views of the editors
and their equally selfish contributors