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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-06-25
"CLAY OR NO CLAY.n
REPUBLICAN MEARUREs. FEDERAL CT

REPUBLICAN MEARUREs. FEDERAL CLAY MEA-
sUREs.
]. Tariff for Reve- 1. A high Protective
nue.. Incidental protec- Tariff
ton
o Land fund pledged g. Unconditional Dis
to pay the National Debt. tribuon.
3. The Exchequer 3. National Bank.
d. State Rights and A. Latitudnarian doc
strict construction of the trne, and Assumption of
Constitution. the State Debts by the
Federal Government.
5. An economical Adj 5 Squandering millions
ministraton of the Gov to buy up States, and Sc
eminent. the support of in
corporated companies.
Let the People choose between them. The
first battle will be on the Tariff. The "discri-
mination," with an eye first 10 revenue, and
permitting protection incidentally, as recon-
mended by the President, and approved by three
ffths of the People, is opposed by Mr.. Clay's
partisans, and such is the issue joined. We
will see upon whose banner victory will perch,
in few weeks. We are told that the Clay
ranks are already broken. This augurs defeat.
There has been no yielding, no backing out on
the part of the President Let the orators and
the press, on both sides, speak out boldly and
without hesitation. LIT them speak out imne-
diately Now is the time for all men to show
their colors. Our own impression is, that we
will obtain bloodless victory-that our enc
mics will fly before the first fire. Thus the Ia
riff recommended by the President will be
adopted in spite of the ultras-and the Disri-
button proviso remain as it is. This will be
a glorious victory The "Charles" will hang
their heads in shame forever, while the mode
rate, honest and sensible men Of all parties
but the discounted Clay Wing party,) will
rally heartily to the support of the Administra-
ton. The People go for measures, not men,
If President Tyler's measures suit the country,
the country will stand by him in preference to
either Mr.. Clay or Mr.. Van Buren,. If his
measures are Democratic, the Democrats will
be just as willing to have him President any
other man-lhey care less for men than mea-
sures If the moderate Wings can find no fault
with him, they will not run the risk of defeat
by supporting Mr.. Clay or any other Bank man.
| The Bank has no Jealous advocates now.
THE CLAY MEETING IN NEW YORK.
/
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-06-25

In THOSE THINGS WHICH ARE ESSENTIAL LET rhINA
BE UNIrY--N NoN-EssENTIALs, LIBERTY AND IN ALL
THINGS CHARITY.-Augustin.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-06-25

We are pleased to find the following editori
al remarks in the N. Y. Atlas, a moderate De-
mocratic journal.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-06-25
THE CI.AY MEETING Inv NEW YORK.

THE CLAY MEETING in NEW YORK.
Will some of our New York (Clay WhIg)
contemporaries oblige US by publishing Mr. Tall
madge's magnificent and cheering letter that
was read to the admiring crowd We have,
we think, correct idea Of its contents; but we
desire TO see it before we give our comments.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-06-25

]. A Tariff for Reve-
nue.. Incidental protec-
ton.
2. Land fund pledged
to pay the National Debt.
3. The Exchequer.
4. State Rights and
strict construction of the :
Constitution.
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Mr.. CRITTENDEN replied, and said that the
Senator voted for the Distribution law, he would op-
pose that vote to the Senator'S argunent.
Mr.. RIVES remarked that he voted for the bill
with the proviso, which assumed the principle that
twenty per cent. should be the limit
MI CRITTEN DEN resumed, and remarked that
the Senator from Virginia had asserted that the pro-
ceeds of the lands could not be distributed unless
there should be surplus. Now he would ask the
Senator what The condition of the public Trea-
sury when he (Mr. Rves) voted for the Distribution
bill Did not the gentleman, at the time, and
almost the same BREATH vote to borrow tw eve mil
lions OF money and that, too when the Treasury,
50 far from having surplus was in scanty con-
dton, and they were obliged to resort TO their powers
under the Constiiu ton 10 furnish means with which 10
carry on the Govern nent? he did view the pro-
viso IN the bill as compromise, had been contend
ed and he had never regarded the act of lS4l in any
other light than mere matter OF dnary and COM
mon legislation, and which those who were trierdiy
to absolute unconditional and unlimited dstribu-
ton, finding themselves unable to carry without tie
provso were willing to accommodate the bill to gem
tlemen VIII, would vote for It on no other consldera-
ton and accepted of in that form.
Mr. WALKER argued, with reference to the
amendment that they were to ascertain whether the
dutes after the first of July were to be higher
than twenty per cent, and whether the clause of the
Distribution act would, at that time, be in force. For
his own part he believed this to be the true state "i
the case and rs a consequence, according to the
terms OF the bill distribution must cease
| Mr. BUCHANAN said that the operation of tho
| amendment was merely to postpone the distribution
of the proceeds of the public lands among the States
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-02-11
Nle bette 9Jieth0oe }yletl0 etn3llloI3etl.

gEer feb6nes> fl6es 9finofeifh cber Sd,wetnefeifh
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perbtrbt, Der beobadte tem @nalsn Die c9enoe Der"
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pflmo Queer unb llnSe Salpeter. Sn otefem Uer'
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CnOelde ntdt pent9 ilf) fd' auf Der Sberfdfe sest
no fle alsbann ab9efddu,nt wirc. Nsan fhate, nun
bic 0el in etnen 9roben Gutter unb penn t'e ncltO''
men faIt 1T, 70 fbe man oteiebe uber oas Ste9 u:
dBt es bic getptbnlihe 3et, pcer 9Sc&en, 0artn.
Die p6fel mus bos 8leTb gang beoedeu, H. bas 8eifdb
cate ltod1 ben1 Sd!ahten ,peni9tens Gage !te9en,
ebe man bic btet poriber dttet, alen tpdbreno ete'
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tcr. QSer oiee srt Sled) 5n ial3en etnaI prcotrt'
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m nn5 3u egcn. gc freibt ooann bic sloorese onraf
uno runfirt ben Brief, ,pcourd, ben Subcrbente pie
ben Drafer oas Sprit9elo crGpart ipiro. r 2, -
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-02-11

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GanR--Sc5ett gSltam btIf bu bant audi bir 9ebrIfen
rrerce i1nb--@ott Qebe oas Deitere. -,
'EOas Sabrnert brau1'te sur Stabt aurlif.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-02-11

wo fIe alsbann ab9efd,dumt wirb. Ntau fhltte nun
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men fat it, 70 fbte man oieiebe uber eas SIe1ttb u:
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-02-11
3ans) ...." yrutae, Den 1 1ten Sebruar 1872.

3urildbaltcn. Setn heftt9e6 temperament {le9t
"sloeIlne, freole nldt" 1pra6 er in trafenoem Gos
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NEw-JERsEY-The Legislature of this State
ha, divided it into FIVE District. for the choice OF
Members of Congresses follows:
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New LONDON, Co. So Norwich, Nov. 4, 1872
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Doors AND SHOES-A general as
4 p sortment OF dENS BOYS and YOUTHS DOTS
SHOES and BROGANS, viz: Mems boys and youths
thick boos calf kip, sewcd pegged; do mems md
boys thick and kip broeans; womens misses and chill
drens bootees, bu,kns slippers, &c Also, fur cloth and
seslet CAPS; fine silk and conrv hats. All sold low for
coshor city nccepaDces by the dozen Country
merchants would do well 10 call and examine nj
GALE Co.'S $50 Pearl street,
% 2Ynt under U. y. Hotel, ~ Y.
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RosBERY -Messrs Cakes 4 Pratt 5 nail store,
Nos, l6 and Il City wharf, was entered BY false
keys on "Wednesday night, double door Gaylor
sale forced, and pocket book taken lhereirom
containing memorandum checks amounting TO
eeout $4,000. and about Sl0o in cash, This IS
The third line that stores have been broken open
On thatwhari within short time. Boston Atlas.
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fhDS REWARD.-LOST, a gold hunt
- ~ ing Lever ~ l. Tobias make, No. 1871 The
oVnr iii hi. Aonse, l4s Crtonstreet, CO Iuescay ao
m and get In the East Broadway stage at tne corns, o.
va n Nassau Chatham and Divsonreets Attached 10
he wsch vas gold curb chain with slide, al the END an
rig aod SIZE. kew of cash box Apply as above
easie " 49, '7 BENEDICT / HAMMOND,
% va o.. IL Merchants Exchange.
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NeOARD.--A few single gentlemen can
4 he accommodated with comfortable rooms win or
without board at No &c Becknian-st. NIL eodSr
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A POETIC JuDCE.-Horace Pegaud, tcrmerI,
Clerk in The Complrollers Office, Miss, recently
forged paper to the amount of 1000 and wa:
arrested ut Buffalo, whence he was taken home
ward. At St Louis a writ of ha5eas corpus wa:
granted, ard inquiry it found that the State
Agent has no warrant against him except Sher
ifs receipt; whereupon the learned Judge of the
Circuit Court delivered himself follows -
No flower of competent proof, nor oasis Of
legal suspicion, giaddens the bewldered eye; but
over the immense plain the bleakness of idle con
lecture, in silence, regns. A Sheriff : ReceiP
Tell it not in Westminster Hall; breathe it not in
the Court Of the Correction Of Errors in New
York--bui thunder ii in The streets of st. Peters
burg and Cons tantinop!e-fhat congenial atmos
pierre Of despoiisn, that free citizen OF the Uni
ted States, Is sought to be hurried from one ex-
ucnity of the Union to the other, by the question
able authority of Sheritfs receip: in OF the
obscure counties Of Newly ork. Posterity will
not believe it; and the Court, therefore, orders
the Clerk 10 record it at once and Will pause uni
It's done
He concluded his opinion in the following extra
judicial language;
These two expeditions to North Carolina and
New-Y DIRK have cost n GREAT deal of money, (pari
of which the Court has reason to believe OBJ
tanned in n very suspicious manner,) which would
have been much better expended in redeemng the
acknowledged liabilities of the State of Mssis-
spp; and il Is the opinion of the Court, ii the
Governor Of that State and his emissary now pre-
sent, can keep out of The Penitantiary themselves
they ought not to manifest much concern as TO the
fate ol tthere.
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1hr Vlh District viii be Wing, the Md Loco
Fcco; tie other thee sharply contested, but the
Wings have the best chance. I. and II. gave Lo-
co-Foco maiorites last month. No Election is to
be holden for Members of Congress till the annual
State Election next October, unless Extra Ses-
sion should be called.
We have given the vote of 1888 because in thai
year the State very equally divided between
the two PARTIES.
The Legislature adjourned on Friday to the
18th of January. Tho Supreme Court commenced
its session at Trenton on Tuesday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-14

RiLRoAp IRoN.-The schooner Ben Franklin
arrived here ,hi, week, having on board 90 tons
OF iron for the Palmyra and Jacksonburg Railroad.
We are informed that several other vessels have
been losaed with iron for this Road, at Buffalo,
dnriag The past week, and are now on their way
To this place. The prospects are that this Road
viii be in complete readiness for the earliest bust
ness next Spring. This Road connects with the
Erie and kalamazoo 1T Palmyra, 81 miles from
this place, and when fully ironed, will materially
Increase the business of Ieledo, Toledo Blade
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-14
kespec1Sll ggisnwfs- 40 uonston Gre

AVN BROWN, 479 Houston street.
Prepared and sold. Wholesale and retail and Tor e1por
talon by A. b. SANDS co. Druggists and Chemists
Granite Buildings No 273 Broadway, corner OF Chambers
street >ew-York. Sold also by A. Il. D. Sands. Drug
ists Mas 70 and 100 Fulons irect David Sands Co.. Nc
II East Broadway, of Slarsetstreet Price sl-6
bottles Tor s.. MI u .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-14

THO TAiLORS AND SOUTHERN
d AND WESTERN RCHANTS.-The subscriber
has u.t imported large OF Silk aud Norsied
Bra5s, which all the rage and fashion in london and
Paris for the Peo Ovcrcoat Also large quantity OF SILK
and MOha Cords, OF size together with handsome
and superior article OF Twist bevel edged Twist and
Silk back ForenIpe Buttons very superior quality for
with variety OF Trimmings suitable or
tailors USE fo- sale by
II. MOSS, Importer of Tailors' Trimmings,
o24 eodtmt S4 Cear-st, 2 doors from William.