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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-03-31
From the Louisville Gazette,
A WORD IN JUDGE WRIGHT's EAR


The Cincinnati Gazette Of Saturday, arraigns
Mr. Tyler deserter from Wing principles and
there are three specifications made under this head,
which we propose briefly to notice
LIST. II leading Uhg'p'incipe that man, hoo-
pure should serre than Presidential term.
1t is alleged by the Gazette that Mr., Tyler is dong
all he can to violate this wholesome rule and to
cure for himself the succession, How does the Ga
zete Judge him Answer; First by the Madiso-
Man second, by his action regards appointments
to Office
The people will reply that the first answer is to-
tally unsatisfactory besides atfordng ground for
the charge The editor of the Madisonian yields an
honest and ardent support to the Administration and
repes the vile assaults upon Mr.. Tyler and his Cabi
net by such men as John NJ. Bots s Co. II hath in
this offended, but farther The great desire is to
force Mr.. Tyler into public declaration that he will
not in the e.dency should the colleges desire
him to do 50. Then, probably, the difficulties exist
ing might be compromised
AS President OF the United States il is required that
John Tyler shall publicly acknowledge iealty to a
party, and submit to the livery of party mnis
ter the collar of partisan leader This he will ne
yer do. If no party supports the Administration the
People will calmly consider the measures proposed for
'"s to"'o" ~e,ra'e ~ tho officers and in due time
Will know from the Representatives why support OF
those measures was withheld The great body of the
People have sympathies in common with those who
would bring ruin on the commonwealth in order to
excite odium against the public servants who are en-
trusted with he Executive Department of the Govern
ment. Mr. Tyler elevated to his present station
by an act of God. He has never been elected Pres-
dent of the United States and strictly admitting the
premises of the Gazette his election another
President would be violation of the princip pie adj
vanced. Be that it may what right is there in the
party the press to challenge Mr. Tyler the avow
al Of the sentiment proposed before the proper period
arrives to cast about for new President. Have the
People nothing to do but engage in President max
ing What would be the effect of such a declara
ton Paitsans would become violent in Congress,
and questions would be agated and decided not upon
their merits but upon the bearing of the next election
The Administration would receive support opposl-
ton as its measures conceded with, opposed the
particular views of the successor annonted.
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DEASE'S CLARIFIED ESSENCE OF HORE

DEASE'S CLARIFIED ESSENCE OF HORE-
i HOUND CANDY Compounded Of 25 Of the
most safe and salulary ingredients. The great repu
tation of Peases imtable candy, for the speedy
lief and cure of coughs colds hoarseness throat
Group, whoopng cough and difficulty Of breathing
has increased the sales far beyond that Of any remedy
heretofore offered.
The undersigned general agent Of Messrs Pease
& Son. has just received, by the schooner President
large supply of their Candy which he sells to agents
and vendors the same terms as the propretors--
Vendors enclosing IS 90 or upwards Gree of POSTAGE
will have the Candy sent according to directions, and
always rely on its being fresh and genuine
mar w FISCHER
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From The Auburn Journal

from me fIbuLtn journal
Although we are not among those who imagine
that war IS Immediately to take place between this
country and England-yet we cannot perceive any
good reason that can be urged for the inactive and
inefficient course pursued by our government 50 far
any thing like wise preparation for such an emer-
gency is concerned We have thousands of miles of
coast and frontier, for which there is no protec-
ton that is worthy of the name. Our marine force
is as nothing, in point Of numbers and implements,
when compared with that Of the threatened enemy.
OF war steamships, we believe there are but three,
and to make out even this number, or two have
to be counted, whose 'indentures should have been
given up years ago" And yet with all these things
in this improper condition. hear but little and see
still less that promises the least improvement. In
all this, there is evident improperly for it should
ever be kept in mind by our government and people,
that the true mode Of avoiding unnecessary conflicts
is at all times to be prepared for them
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TINE INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS, OR IN
A DIy A m


the immediate superintendent of WIN. WRIGHT,
Vice President Of the North American College OF
Heah-establlshed at Washington, d. c., Jan s,
1888
One happy circumstance connected with using the
Indian Vegetable Pills is, they are not only always
the right medicine always safe, and are always sure
to do good but il is absolutely impossible for them to
do injury or harm-therelore no time should be lost
in listening to contra dctory advice the only inquiry
should be, is the person sick If So the sooner a
few doses of the Indian Pills are administered the
will the patient be restored to health and use
fulness.
No family should be without them
For sale by J. & w. YOUNG,
mar 3l-3t doors east OF Gadsby's
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From the ~ Y. Arena.
IMPORTANT FROM WASHINGTON.

We have another proof that John Tyler is actuated
BY patriotic spirit He vetoed the Bank bill and
every democratic voice in the nation shouted Out nell
dons!
Now he has taken step further, and recommended
repeal of the Land Distribution bill, and every pa
trio.ic voice will shout again. reH done
And we say well done. The power that makes
war should have its sinews lands are Sold let the
proceeds 20 TO the Government that protects and de-
tends them.
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NEW METALLIC PENs.-w. FISCHER

NEW METALLIC PENS.-W FISCHER has
IN Just received from the manufacturers, Messrs.
Josiah Hayden & Coz, 100 gross of their Metallic
Pens for the superiority of which the American In
stitnte, in New York awarded gold medal
The assortment comprises the foIlowlsg kinds ~
Short Falcon Combination Barrel, Elongated Barrel
Pointed Fine Pointed Damascus, Elongated Fine
Barrel, American Perryan, Double Patent Long Fal-
con, Combination and School Pen For sale wholesale
and retail only at Statloners Hall the proprietor of
which is agent for the manufacturers.
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CHARLES GILMAN.

ATTORNEY AT LAW, QUINCY, ILLINOIS,
Will promptly and faithfully attend to any profess
sional business entrusted to him In Western lhneis
and the river counties of Missouri and Iowa, above
Hannibal.
g-TParticuar attention given to the collection Of
DEBTS.
Refer to Hon George Evans, w. S Senate Hon
Aisha II Allen, House Representatives. julyl-
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Commissioner Of he General Land Otic'
Feb -lawt2Jth June.

CHALLENGE BLACkING.--W FISCHER
~ has Just received from The manufacturers Messis
j. Mason x Co large supply Of their newly made
unequalled and lnimtable Challenge Backing, which
will be sold to the trade at the factory price at Sta
TONERS Hall the proprietor OF which IS the agent for
the District Of Columbia. mar II
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NI Y wife, ELLEN Slrrs, having left my bed and
1Nl board, without cause or PrOvocatlon, hereby
count as will pay no Debts contracted
march 2s-3t. JOHN SIZES.
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Gan Institution and place which fca9f,
gy - Ai5d,iy Argus, Oet. q Iell.
It's plan meets our watmcst approlnl %H'
rangcnents are well suited to secure The ga 4 :
educatlop, mans SaHa in eorpdrs siH
mind in sound body - Patriarch rmf n
Besides the advantages Of situation ~
Nj Tyler has merits and the Principal ~
tuition possesses qualifications which came.
recommend this school 10 parents and y1a @l
Albany Adrertiser, No. S0is.
REFERENCES Rev Pres IIuap.p',
herst College, Rev DR.. Sprague, AiIanN 4,
+ Joshn, y T. University A 81 Stid'ls y
White street, New York, Prot J l51
College Rev DIR Bcmar Troy Prot
Rochester Hon. VIM. Jessup, Monrgse w.
G \ Briggs, NJ G. Thomas Allen ~
r. w Bailey, Washington city Co. W3,'
ton, Columbia, and Gen George Mci)pF'
VILE s. & mar az" va
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A + PRIVATE SALE, A FIRST RATE FA-
IL MILY HORSE AND BAROUCHE The
horse is eight years old of fine commanding appear
ance very FAST and perfectly broke TO harness rides
we'll and warranted sound. The Barouche was made
TO order and in the most fashionable style. They
will be Sold if desirable, on credit of six months, or
for paper satisfactorily endorsed For particulars APP
ply at DENNIS HUMPHREYS Livery Stable, in
of Browns Hotel
mar % 3,aw2w
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E~U TO REN L.
&SnSx The spacious and delightfully."- situated
@stsX three story brick dwelling, next door TO
e1.s.Lalt .xi the sidcnce of;he Hon Judge Canch,
on Capitol Hill. The building is spa
cious, containing fourteen rooms, besides kitchen sc
and has attached 10 II good stable and coach-louse
Possession given Immediately
For terms, apply to Col WIN Brent at the Cily
Hall mat3O dti
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REVOLUTION AT LISBON.

TOTAL ABSTINENCE SOCIETY OF THE SE-
NERAL CIVIL EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENTS
OF THE NATIONAL GOVERNMENTS
AZ An adjourned meeting Of the Society will be
held in the Library Room of the Treasury Department
this evening at O'Clock.
GEO C.. WHITING,
march 81 Corresponding Secretary
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MILLINERY.

MI ISIS l. DORSEY, ia Baltimore street, will
1vl open Spring Millinery, Saturday I'd April
Baltimore, March 30-4t
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Edward G. Tyler, A. B., Mathcmatlc N,lt
Science and Ancient Languages
Mons AIexan Godon, French, Drawing ami IN
manship,
All the teachers are members OF the family Ml".H
pupils, and at suitable tunes The French langa1-'
made the sole medium of oral interceanuMt'
among the inmates otthe Institute
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person claiming the right of prescription TO
land in any of the townships designated IN tins Pro-
camation, in virtue of the provisions of the act of
22d June, 1898, as extended and modified 10y the act
of lst June lS40 of the provisions OF the latter
act that of the Attn September lell, each grant
ing certain privileges to another and different class OF
settlers is requested to prove the TO the salts
faction of the Register and Receiver of the proper
Land Office and make payment therefor, as soon as
practicable after seeing this notice. and before the day
appointed for the commencement OF the public sale
OF, the land as above designated otherwise such
claims will be forfeited.
f. NJ HUNTINGTON.
Commissioner Of The General Land office.
Feb. 1-lawt2Jth June.
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XTOUNG LADIES ms rffUTE, PM W.
i Massachusetts This Institution, plcasaniNI
Gated within five minutes walk Oft the Western ~
road, will be opened for the duties Of It's sunmsf y
sion on the 18th day of April NEXT
Teachers uidt their respGtire Departments
Rev w H. Tyler, A M, and Mrs 9 I | W
Principals and Instructors in Int and Nor 81 y.
tory and Elementary branches.
Mrs s G. Spraguc Bellies Lelres and Mus
Miss A. NJ. Snyder Elementary BRANCHES.
Miss Alice Sfraguc, Painting oil, and va,
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S,PRlNG FASHION, ls42-O. FISH 4 81
- will introduce the New York Spring Fashion.
for gentlemen's hats this day.
Browns Hotel doors vest the man entrance
mar 3 Stiff
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FRANCE.

A great sensation created in the French capital
on Wednesday morning. by the announcement OF the
London papers that the slave Treaty had been ratified
without the participation of France AT first the in
telisence not believed because the Presse, minis
teral journal declared that the ratification had not
taken place. but when the report of the proceedings
of both houses of Parliament made known, all
doubts set at rest, and the public began to take
an interest in the affair .t
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M EMBERS OF CONGRES TO give lho,r
1VI gentlemen an opportunity to possess copy .,
hat estimable work, McCULLOCHS CONNER,
CIAL DICTIONARY, the publisher has left a lew
copies for that purpose at stalioners Hall, only
next Saturday.
feb23 w. FISC HER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-21
Boston.



BosroN, Feb. II, 1872.
Money Ma,ket-Hon. Abby Folsom, Esq, X c. IL
and X. G. B.-Elder Knapp and Brother Kirk
Theatres, &c.
There is nothing particularly strange or wonder
full at present on the tapis in this city. Some are
busily ringing he changes the scarcity or tgh'.
ness in the money market, while others declare the
"root Of all evl,"is plenty as it ever was, and
as easy to be got on good security. But take
ground between the two, and declare money cash
article aud to be had for its equivalent in labor and
merchandise as readily at any time previous,
,chen matters andl things tcere in erac.ly the same
"fr'' as notc"
Abby Folsom is the greatest lion we now have.
Elder KNAPP, is completely distanced By her. She
has lately interrupted the fathers Of the Common
wealth at the State House, and was forcibly eject
ed from the halls Of the house, and when out, CON-
menced speaking from the steps Of the Capitol :
Yesterday, she made an Intellectual attempt to en-
ter the galleries, and then descended into the
thule, delivered herself of indignant spec ch and
then took a" lunch" at the stand where the mem.
bers buy their "'lasses candy" Abby is altege-
Their singular woman--talented and foaqusy, as
| women are. She has copious flow oil language,
and quite sprinkling Of the sarcastic Very few
Of the members Of the house can hold candle to
her, and think they would be of about as much
service to the Commonwealth, ii they spent their
time in listening to her harangues, they like
ly to be in passing camel corporations and autho
rizinx marriages between blacks and white.
Elder Knapp is still holding forth here TO good
and quiet audiences, and has succeeded in convert
ing quite number of sinners. He handles the
Uaiversalists without gloves, styling them God
le.s, prayerless, worldly people. preaching smoo
things, and crying peace when there is no peace.
As proof that they do not believe what they pro
fess, he relates an anecdote Of the practice which
they adopted in your city during the prevalence of
taat dreadful malady, the cholera. He states that
they dared not venture out of doors ia the morning
without bottle of carfphor in their pockets, for
fear they should get to heaven before night. How
long the Elders converts will "stay put" will
not pretend to say. There is some talk Of getting
them insured, but i 10 feared 1t will be 4" no go,5
as no responsible Office will take the risk.
Brother Kirk is also here, doing quiet business,
and, il is said, a safe one. Success to him Amen
1t il rumored that the fremont Theatre closes
for good this week. The Lord grant that tina ru-
NOR may prove true. for the pockets Of the poor
managers have bled long enough 1t is also said
new theatre is to be erected during the summer
for J. Jones, late manager Of the fremont.
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Baukrupt List.
DIsrRter or NEW YORK

PhiIo Perry, Aubarn, M,rch 10 Henry sherman
Starkey, March 81; Luther Msrsh ssIIna, 40 Ly|sn
Neal M d Lathrop, syracuse. March 10 Luxe . rep
per, Little Falls Mnrch 49, Henry Ihompson. 40 20
william q Miller, Buffalo March ~ George Clark,
Utica, March 10 shubsi Iubbell, ssngersheld, DO
Kimhsll w Hall do March i6 Harlow segur, do, 10
Trnmbull smith do, do; senjsmin Mott Albany, March
do Gesrge RUSSELL do, do William Russell, do, do
Geo + CLARK, do, do Henry Nichols, do. do Henry
Holmes do, DO Reuben " Van Sickle, 10, do VIII
liam ssrvisa Florida, do; Samuel Kilbourn Mentz,
March 10; Thomas McMurray, BuHsio, March a.
sson Lewis, Black Rock, do Elliott Burwel Buffalo.
do Abraham Post, Alexander, March ~ Reuben y
Byron, do.
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Harrisburg.
Correspondence ofthe Hcrald.l


HAaRIsBURe, Feb. Is, 1872
The Bank bill is still under liberation, and
will be perhaps for the next week if not more.
Since Tuesday last, the members ofthe Senate have
been very busly eng ged defining their positions,
and nearly all who have yet spoken ON the subject
have declared for an immediate resumption: the
honorable Speaker, and Mr.. Gibbons who reported
the new bill, being yet its only advocates or de-
lenders. The question seems from, the arguments
Of Senators, to resolve itself into this-a resunp-
ton now or never Allow the banks to continue
in state of suspension and they will never be will
ling to resume, and the longer they thus continue
and the more privileges they enjoy. the more will
they bring the people into subserviency to them
until at last 1t will be almost imposs be to compe-
them either to resume or wind up their affairs
Postponing the period fer the resumption, can be
visit US and the longer il is pent up the more for
chile will It come upon us when it does come
There appears to be firm and unfnching deter
minaton on the part of majority Of the Senate, to
compel the banks to resume, let the result be M
disastrous as it may. The crisis must come soon
er or later, and they feel disposed to meet il now
The Lower House has been engaged for the few
past days on rather sectional and unimportant bus Sc
ness. To day q resolution was offered suspending
the operation ofexecuons upon the debtors to such
backs as refuse to resume, unless they 70 iuto IL
quidation. 1t was pretty warmly and lengthily dis
cussed on second reading, but finally referred TO
select committee.
The weather is now very cold and severe but IL
matters little only SO it does not freeze our fashion
ables as parties, soirees, etc etc. are now the or.
der of the day.
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ICorrespondenee Oh we Herso.i
HARrroap, Feb IL, 1912.
Trhg State. Convention Cmiaous Fracture Of the
Liberty Poie-TXe Soapiockians-Van Zandt-
BHghted Hopss--Women's Frocks-Amograph
Letter Of Boz.
DEAR BENEFIT -
In the words Of Addison's play Of Cato,-
THE morning lowerd
And heavily brought on the day,
Big with the fate Of Human and OF Pratt.
In other words, twas dull day for the Wing
Convention, which has ended in the nomina alton Of
the present Governor for reelection, but a new
man for Secretary Of State.
The fact is there has been a splitlamcng the
wings The present Secretary, and a few more
members Of the old Hive, abandoned il some time
since but the swarm was so feeble that they could
act organize into body Of any importance, and
their puny efforts to establish distinct individu-
atty Of existence, have only served to make them
supremely ridiculous, and to furnish the old whig
campaigners with eeaseless fund Of amusement.
The present secretary owed his last election to
sheer good nature, which suppressed the indsI-
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where there were so many, it would appear invidi
Gus to Particularize.
Theatricals are bright enng up. London Assn
rance had good and profitable run, and at il close
]. s. Browne took benefit to the tune Of $1,000
Tonight, for the first time, we have the 7" Grand
Opera" with the Seguins, Manvers, &c. Tho
opera chosen for the evening 10 Norma, and it will
doubtless draw q crowded and fashionable audi
ence. The great temperance reform has at last
reached here, and is working its way with the
greatest rapidly. TeetoaIism is all the rage and
although the reformed drunksrds do not speak for
Themselves, still, ! assure you, that spirit has
been awakened within our goodly city, that would
do honor to Father Matthew himself.
Since the second Of the month, applications for
the benefit Of the " Bankrupt Law, have been nu-
meroas, and from the appearances Of our papers, l
should suppose there was an lmmc date prospect Of
their cessation.
On the appearance here Of one of my former com.
municatiens to you, some per<on calling himself
"Quid,' became immediately possessed with n
" holy horror" that Mobile should contain cor
respondent Of the Herald,'' and he forthwith fur
nished for an obscure print here. an article, teem
ing with abuse OF you in particular, and your cor
respondents in gene RAJ and this, too, in language
that would make Biliingsgate woman proud TO
welcome such an abe coadj dtor as "Quid.r For
my own part care little for his SANDER, and less
for himself aud can only say with PoItia-" God
made him, so let him pass for man."
Exchange your city has Of late been freely
offered, and there appears to be disposition
among the drawers to sell fast possible at the
following rates Sight checks 10 1890 day
bills liz 1870 day bills 10 l0t
Yours truly VAN.