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MEDICAL.
TO RUPTURED= PER

j 7 SoNS.-Dr A. G,=HUIL. No Z; ve>st t i>loT
IIa1,eNs y6rb-Persu2> afflicted With fupurc> iaE
r.ylIr,I, Tho, t instrumental lit spcd aF IL, ~
picaon a, f,i> .,;es.i Ne>sy NNisf-s tfsf oi
biz 1rle-Bl, agents IN tic cllrs av ~ ied SIC
Par4t- r,f;,f B.. carsfuin ,SauuntL" tark par al u g
TIuIl's Tril>-e> ID 7! They en@or>. ~ pftiu ~
-sri,s None. other are genuine be rsii:v, m ,s'i
Dr. Hail p7;ara-cs cures To all otherwise HEALTHY oeus
who call Il h.> oice for treatment II the cGre of ti :.
cal and permanent. preclude the ne,f>>yo ct wear.
~ .y-7fr1f;o- OF The --rr >rscie, The atey-r
-rr.r->s The 2-e NAV have made toward -rci ton
Children under Il wears universally CURED thog artsc
.1-erase ,la ,i- cost OF the Truss The ratca CIR has
rl.ier progressive practical improvement for aore
than 20 years past IN Dr. Hufs Truss Dcc. AID Is hov
brought 10 i state Of unrlvalFti perfection
Mary t-eacherou> agents have undertake 10 vt inta
lions Of IIul celebrated Hinge AMI Py' yT,- oT the
safe retention o! R1piurus These limitations can
moi h. -!ai o!ifev are made bv unskil@ g1> f1nd
ha,5s AMI ar no better than The ordinary Trs>> OF
7IfIr3 AiftDS G. HULL 80.
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U,WO=sILyER MEDALS AND7 DI


PLO1;iS have been awarded jain landmark. s.
Ctalianre.t for the b-, Cologne AMI PerfnHlary For
years lie has been engaged IN The ilansaciare o Ter
um.rv in this city, and until Tie present time ae has no;
prt>,ies himself before tie public in th- advertising col
um4- ya, hut sustained by the decI,on OF en-
lsni Judges a P-rtuuery ~ The Fairs held III th cS
and Boston. be feels AUTHORISED saying 10 ;o>t VINO Nai
anr article line. thai 8s Chai!a'nr-si may
find superior qualify, moderate prizes R-7eahr TIE
number formerly 20 Chatham Chapel dl+ y
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INTELLECT not your Coushs.--Our
u greatest suffering aud calani'ic> oen grow out OF
nur negIycis 4 has cougt-e NEGLECT, IT. shortly
lp la 4 pail in the SIDE che-lie negects IL bye and
ty'. he raise, boodhe sends for physician the, doctor
toll, hnte sin consumption. One botlt OF Dr. Aliens
would have al This taii' OF evils Let those
lahor., under coughs yet thi> mctcin" without delay
CONS1f MPIlON =CURkD-Ie certify tiIat DE-. Aliens
I,asaIn Ia, cured me OF this disease.
\. I.SrrtRD, Hobnk-n.
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6NIEEsEMAN,s Arabian Balsam has

~ been Tor than ttsen years, for all kind, OF
wounds bruises and cuts. and failing, remedy for
orcrOnc rheumatism. Ii warranct To cure any c>f
%. piles fla oweverlon@ standing, wlcn every thing
else failed This Baam Immediate relief paluls
Sideandbrra pam and weakness. III tie back anoi
and i no and immediate rclct III case, r burns amt
scatiS Numerous and respectable certificates may be seen
where has given relct IN all the above cases TN, Wonier
working Bal>am will restore numb or persisted limbs or
nirlhnes- part OF the body and Is sure and pleas
application lroa and qUn>lcS In bottles at 81
cents and 81 For sale wholesale and retail by \. T. A-D
Sands 20 and 100 Fulton 81, D. Sands Co.. Ea. Bread
way. Marke! Il; A B. Sands X Co. 23 Broadway cor
mil Inn
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Y
4 eelor.-,een Rcmsm vs. Joseph 'loS' e-a--"ii,
liam Samuel Johnson solicitor.
Pursuant tn=a decrelal OF hc Court ChaEcry
made IN the above entitled cause, vii b sold nj public auc
lon uncr the direction the subscriber, al t Ha'-
ter, said Court by WILKES Rollins, aucuouecfs At the
Merchants Exchange ia ilIc Gity O Ncw.N orb, on SaGr,
a- The 10Th ay o N"r next, Al T. O'Clock, noon OF tia!
dayA he pu. prc'I t"rlno twrnYonc year- rom The
fsl dap Nav, i8I7 ofacertau ndenre OF lease. bear.
M, ,at- 18TH Jt at tg9U>t, i87, -laHe by iirnry Rem
seil IN bchalt and guariuor fnJrll' 'torg.,
and Elizabeth Gem,cn and Henry Il itcmsen, taiharnr
Nm Rnn,cr aud William trcH 10 Tia" defendant, Joseph
ituAig VIZ:
l lhacerain lot ri land siai@i, lying aud benz mite
seventh MARRIOTT tlt City OF NewNors on ii south SIDE
.a,o. street, tatt Rmckfr rec know and i.tin-
,isirel l..r nla m die Int !sudlch gtgcr',
decreased dated November 1911, 1918 ma'leh g hIi@s'
ropp"ta. an led lli eica iirs ari % ''nl mr. the
Citvund CGauts ut NtlgI or, n ntuufb" aur utfitei
and 5ri, ye, b9llpr, nertlpr!y lrouEb, banfter
street. pt, u 'un -frrefl niofe,ad, ~1dhorl n'le
re1s.iy rear otumtor I've lufc,i aud t,c'.y.onf
CASTERS Cre SIDE by io' mmhrrour undr" and loY
one, md yery oI' - ntfrt I'D, BY l2 Hnnher o" hun
dice, anlotytre, containing inbr4ali lnifon aud rear
s;!t-fvt feet aud ~ rugtll on eaei 'e "n' hnn9r'
feel. be- the or ieNN, ans3s" tr>i %
lch-t an, the coe.nuEt, therein conaluc'l
NIilItM W. CAMPBELL,
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Dated Ner-rorl Januay 25ta a. D. 1852
Il. C. WHEELER, Master IN C.ancery,
No. ~ Na>asiu-trset-
T.,- above safe postpoH-. TO The second dayo MARCH,
f,ryt. at the e;lsi., lsur aud plar..
Date! Ne5e-N ORR Frbrrars 18th, \ D. Si2
M 2awtl2 K e. WHEELER, Master IN Ciancery.
above further post r2nr'I to the Gl6thi Sixteenth
,!ay March Instant the same hour and paceDaicd
Sey.York March H. A. D. 1872 X. C.. WHEELER,
ms otnu trnIf.= Master in {, ancerv.
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XYTAR! WAR. N.AR!-The Ayie-2Ia

kers tayc declared frost t-at,tarr neiahi,oc
Dr.JAYNE, on account OF hi. HAIR TONIC, "i,Hi
knocking al tieir business into 'cOckedat Lido, and
genilehien, Oh AMI young, H",'rg to the DncinEs
Standard Heads long di.estfd OF even t rt liHueG
Of hair after using III liar Tome a9pear Scl new
aa! Rowing lock- whic. i5satnm himself iu.ijt tayc on,
ved Btarilt% boys arr -s7en w.tarLc aud trsy wins
kcr and tat.ie- nle aain through their raven rir
let more beautiful and b-uiciBg Than Bald lied!
hOfBn. their wis md throwing them ,.u iGol
aes! The bats ste the i-r5lnker- ,astis
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NEW WHOLESALE and Retail Cut

NEW WHOLESALE and Retail Cut
! lcry, Hardware House furnishing and Tool Store. 81
Maiden Lane. near Gold-Sres where may he had, at ow
prices fine aud common Cutlery, yothc, sandwich and 9th
pattern Tea Trays, Dixon Sons" tFng.) and Taun
ton Cana Britannia Ware, anislcd tin. painted and Jap
aned Goods, cut and wrought Nails, Hammers, atce,
Saws MactS, Box ChiseS and Scrapers, Gmp.tS, Cot
General nt Hardware for country mrr-
Chants, manufacturers, hou>ckccpcrs and Others.
The friends and customers OF =. T. smith, tlat'.
Miller Smith and the puhlc generally particularly
invited To Iatrouilc the above establishment where New
Goods are. constantly being received bv ID. MEAD.
I'm SIMEON p SMITH. AGENT.
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600. 600 S S!l.I rts.'I.eS:5- rss

~
LuuIhago Pam III WsakaeS the back, l.oins Side
Neck Breast or Limb>, eliect1aily cur-cby il
IN Coughs aud Liver Complaint. they Afford astonishing
results Worn on the lower part OF the spine. they
the Piles the back o, the uecks OF children teet.ng,
viii give immediate relief
Ict0oo ~1Id Yearly and ted superior all other
oa,.-s and only ~ zach You c@t the genuiD.
Wholesale and retail AZ 6 Ns.s v L Agents.
fow.-y - F4s, Broadway z3 Broadway Fl uud.ou-st
e AMI 1870 f,uon,re.l Rrooky ils Ian
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nINNEFORD7S PATENT DIPROV-

fCEDFLECTR!CAIF FLESH GLOVES and STRAPS
produce teay OF the system b. friction rli@out tn
az liable 70 &c. "
Th.ereat value o. the Hors. Hair Eenovaror iiera-
-,.rtic aren wt-r p ri 10 .gHIaH bod too ,el!
known 10 every one has paid he; least attention 70 tie
importance healthy action OF The skIni require iaf!c7
COMMENT
For ale by A. B.#S.sND> ( co.'s Broadway. corner
Of CHamber-->ir.--t. Granite Ruti!ng. ~ II
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MD SUPPORTER 5

1 ofDr FIuLL's nvsntion continue % rersve r1v de-
cjd-d pret-reaee For iys-tI years pas ha'ee;7!9yrd
-e T-usst O; Dr.. Hull with The Supporter as
invented in 1851 by the doctor, with my avc ard apqro-
aoH-arti happy say thai it's extensively adopted
in Europe well a III this country. 80
Signed VALENTINE Moi |, VI d.
Ns,r-Ysrs- Jri, | 1871 III In
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PETERS c0UGH LOXNNG;5:si

.
Are now rapidly upcrcedlng all other pretrai i> Tor one
rel-l of Coughs, Coils ,.rra " hoofD. cou. s'arTil.
Iigtue> The Chest, Bronchitis and sluui9 puiohTA
affections. Ii. vSr c>tabli>ettIs; i7Tr iilotAH
-PaunualR sacrificed or.=h,r ofign To the NEG 6tiis
C,lt, and Iougl:, which NIGH, ra>! have. been Lti5Nt1
m a.iey rerir Nourdiciue vail BE- pull >'f'al' fS
ircuring such cases these Lo2eUgrN. thry hiH3biN
aay lycou9h BY removing be irritation NIll N>,t> y
ur rl, the ar. t;Iey rrNn3tf rNsett o ,t5l i'i
rGl-y. congestion. c.-OncLonct@ci> taua5 Il dose
,r.. ,r,I,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-15

ye.rIy.Petef,' Shilling Plaster easy AMI r,fetNg
remedy pam te hrcaSr SIDE orsuuac, week.-mrs. or
pam IN tie chest oin, or back stiffness thu neck iifc
ton> ott- ,,l,, or Joints, whether princed 10y ftu+s
tism other causes. habua pam 1.-THE Head or stomach
cold, Coughs liver plants. weakness o the spnG
disposition ohrcak out in bicS and puppies H-tic>n,,S OF
liz. frame, and Tor general elllaion.
Children Il, ,yvl a. adults, may derive urea, advantage
from Peters shilling Plaster. eoally when suffering from
coughs, colds. oeing, ctiuoueh, whooping cough am.
such like, ~ malt these simple >n an! NgtS
rsmedy.
Dr. P-rrs's Principal Offices "a Broadway. y " 90
Sorr, Sjytl, street Philal.nlj. fl9 I'm
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= aPEOPLF Els LINE. from New

= IT EOfI-Tl > JIM. ITUiTI NC"
S-sazE1F- York to Eason Pa-Throu.h in nine
hsurs. Fare oHy dollars.
leave pier No y. r.. Battery Place, at o'clock. NJ
daily Sundays excepted by steamboat Cinderella or Water
Witch, Ezab~hpor,, then take the cars OF the f.
Town and Somervlle Railroad 10 Soervlie. dy1ng only
81 miles lay Coaches On niles less Than by New Brun,wickj
For apply A. D. Hope, 10 Ceurtlandt street or on
board A. D. Hope will accompany the passengers 10 Som
crve, and render all assistance necessary.
T Is the Railroads is completed 10 Souervlie this line
will leave Easton nj O'clock a NJ three hours later iiaa
the via ~ Brunslck, and arrive IN Newi ork about he
i
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Acoustic Drops ere daily l,ecorlng more popular a.
an et;eciuaI rrr,-dy iDcipen eaine> The proprietor
believe. that used time Il viii prevent and remove The
can>e that COMPLAINT ,nd VIII BE found highly effective
in cases OF long Standing Every body .hoG! make trial OF
who needs be r--yo that distressing naiady Proc
Sold By A. B. & D. Sands No - dlG0 F9ton.,,.: No.
~ Broadway corner OF Cha=ber>st and = East Broad
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~ aNFWARk & NEW-YORk

49, F1reonly y: cents The splendid and
comnlofIoas steamer PASSAIC. Cap;. John Cars bring
completely and elegantly reiet VIII commenc. her resQ-
lar tips for the Thursday March ltieaTiA-, a
follows.
Al 10 o'ck. ;o'cik,r.M AZ: o'clkt ;;
u Freight Of every description carried at very .ilcei
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Sodin New-I-orI by The agents A. g. & b. SANDS
Druggists Mo-. ~ an 100 fnllontretay ivolrsaie ;ln
retail. Also >oid ty ABRAHAM Z. SANDS s. CO. No
10 broaGwav. tGraritr RGi!j;I cprtero Chambers ,r,
an! OVID sANDs :. co No. - El.r Erna.L..-,.
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AFOR- NEWBURGH-Land

$3.50, ing al Caldw el'.. West PcLt and Cold
SIrlng.-T n- Icasubna JAMES MinlsON, Can't Ct!arss
Ha.Cra will leave. Warren-,reet PI'r every l fSDAf
and FRIDAY ENENIN GS. AZ & O'Clock
AlBageage, Packages or Parcels, Rank B!liSaT >pec
pBt board Of this boat without being entered on BOOK
of The boa, or aceiIi-d for will ri-k OF leow
1rsf ! 70
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specific tie, oli- nervous clreatFcf eW-
spirits orrnelaucboy. Gnguor audi debility either
from previous disease yinE. ucmnr >pa>-iN o
ou,r irrjiahiy OF the nerye,,fstfrfcu affections
!row,ness cholera norbuS, Of tatIEu and paipitat"
of the heart. From their efficacy nIbs relei OF neaachc
the are called nv many tie HralaclIc LoLcnge,
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pErEps u-nrNfI0rExC:t-

Are acknoui dyed rs TIE jacuv tn e the most scehr
ami success preparation ti DIS r'on ri worms e'rI
offered IN the public Irrc ere several nie'iicin> ahNef
certain an! worthless as 10 lave ln>, 4connenc. with Tie
pulis sdulr OF ,hen indeed Solest tit,jrop'@
TON. frequently lead 10 fatal results Ihr pnbii, rrt
r,rc /, cautioned against dem. These En3tnge9 wi's they
WILDE found perfectly .,t, VIII t.>oie li' rreT
fail where ,vnr7Il, arr. present. Ia DESTROY them.
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~, NerIg Fs.bruary 2i,lai2.
WILIliN W. C.lNiPBELL.s
-, a,a,C,, Sia>rr-In ChanCcrV
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( lNG'S Spring Notice. -Self- Rockine
NE OURNiNG MouSselnd de LANES Jus

Va received large lot o: lead coloyei and black D.,
LANES all wool beautiful patterns for y ID yard AL.
large quantity OF fancy colored. good quality L Sc
per yard. For sale AT iqS Greenwich 81.
. ,nlNIM 4 j DENTON
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-08-29
From The Haryo, d Times.

From The Hartfo, d Iimes
In January last this State thckiy covered with
letters from Joseph TIumbul, stating that The la
ria question will probably be aeiatSJ for several
years" Ii disclosing The ing pian OF opera
ton for the ensuing Presidential election ne ma
nufacturers who had been made ~ilng instruments
of oppression to control their workmen ia l54o, ana
who always had TO a Considerable extent, 1o'op.-
aled with the Federasis TO be surrendered and
deceived 'oI several year, Ia order TO accommodate
the Wing politicians. IL was one OF the means W
make political capital 10 tsntase the nanuiae uieis
with false promises and convert every manufacturing
establishment into a Wing fortress. For years large
no,tion of the manufacturers have been the donkey
of Federal intrigue mere pack-bo 10 teich ana
carry Wing burdens, until they have larry oioAen
down under the oyerladen packs hich theif PCnuoa
talk masters have heal cd upon them But sun tue
Wins are anxious To get more out oi Tue manuiaC,
turers and To stimulate them into new contest, ana
therefore, instead of settling the Tam question
which would give relief and stability 10 that pIaneh
of the business, II was determined by ihis wing
Congress seven months ago, To push through sueh
bills as they knew the Preslden would veto IN ORDER
10 use the words of Mr.. Truubul, that the farm
question may be "agitated for several years.
This may be sport for the w higs, but II Is death to
the manufacturers But this corrupt and PROM gate
Congress is destitute OF true vi dom hey seem 10
suppose that they continue TO dupe and cheat the
peoue as they did in 1910 They will learn, how
ever in due season. that they have moderated popular
intelligence.
In Justice TO the manu- urrrs, 1t should be stated,
that many OF them waking from their strong de-
lusion They have not been Instrumental IN getting
up the recen, abominabe and corrupt bill whlch Pre-
sdent T. Ier has 80 Justly vetoed They have not
asked for High Tand, and would generally be sat
isied with such duties the wants OF the Govern
ment require should be imposed. The Wing polli-
clans the source and movers of this obnoxious
measure, IL has not been called forth by The manu-
facturers, but by who wish To make political
capital In their name and at their expensc-men who
have selfish and disgraceiul object in "agitatng this
subject for several years"
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PENN NSHIP.

MIR. &. II. CHASE, has from the several soil
1fl Citations been induced to make such arrange
To enable him to remain in this city until the
first of October Twenty foui Lessons tuition
So; should more lessons he required they will be
given until the above date without exta charge. For
further Information inquire at the Academy, opposite
Centre Market, 9Th street and Penn. Avenue.
IIMr. G.. would like two or three respectable
young men to qualify for teaching. He will not only
engage to learn them To write beautiful hand but, at
the time, learn them the hest method of teaching
in use. This fact is sufficiently proved by he
rapid improvements made, under his Instructions.
Should they fail after doing just to the instructions
the required time which will not exceed four weeks
to produce writing VIII Oh shall handsomely initiate
engraving they may withdraw their names without
charge
Z. s. For the encouragement of pupils under the
age of 49, several valuable premiums will be awarded
To those making the best improvement.
Parents wishing 10 send their children would do
well to make early application the sooner they com
mence the more lessons they receive for the
price aug 23-tf
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From the Bay State Democrat.
IMPEACHMENT.

The House of Representatives have adopted Mr.
AdamsS report declaring that John Tyler merits u-
peachment. Having done this how the mo jor-
~ neglect brilg forward their art cles of mpeach
ment, without violating their solemn oath Can any
consideration whatever interfere with this mpe alive
duty y Certainly, none. They have no choice in the
matter, but must, faithful representatives. follow
up Their declaration by formal act of impeachment,
before the Senate. Will they do itl No; they dare
not make the attempt for the dwelling party hacks
have enough to know that they have grounds
upon which they could stand for moment before the
county. And yet in their hot haste to adopt the
bitter dwellings ofthe sold rampant" against the
highest executive officer OF the Union, they have
placed themselves in the pitful dilemma of pressing
opinion upon which they dare not act. But this
is not an uncommon fl for Whiggery.
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From The american Sentinel.
EDITORS MAIL

and efficient Postmaster General anxious to render
every facility to the press possible for the speedy
mission of intelligence has directed SEPARATE pouches
to be made up at the Boston post Office daily lex
cept Sundays to contain letters and newspapers for
editors only-to be forwarded TO New York and
the South This is excellent management
and will save the press considerable time, as by
this they enabled to obtain their letters and
papers without Ting unit the whole mail is assert
ed. 1t will meet the cordial appreciation Of the Press
and shows that the Postmaster General has the dspo
stiun, and is determined far in bis power to ac-
commodate them We trust he will direct similar
arrangement TO be made between Philadelphia New
Yoik add Boston, and il will the presses Of this
cry conslderab time at NIGHT, and relieve them of
the enormous ertra tar now imposed upon them
for carrying letters, by the Pilot Line
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From the Phiiadeiphia Am. Sentinel

1t must be a of heartfelt satisfaction to those
Democrats who voted for Harrison and Tyler, to
find that they not mistaken in their choice and
that the man upon whom, by mysterious act of
Divine Providence, the duties of Chief Magistrate of
the Union have deyolved has carried into practice
those republican principles and doctrines which he
has always protested There is to doubt
that General Harrison would have been equally faith
full and would have disappointed the expectations of
the advocates OF National Bank, high protective
Tariff, and eXtravagant Government, Nothing
occurred during the brief period that elapsed be-
tween tbs Inauguration and death, to shake the faith
of his republican friends in the soundness of his prn
cipes From the manner in which certain men
urged upon him by the leading politicians of the
party who mainly instrumental in electlng him,
it was next to impossible for him to avoid placing
them in the cabinet. TO them, and not to him, is to
be attributed the prescription OF every democratic
oficeholder that could be reached. 1t is known that
he dsapproved of il, and there is believe
that he would have arrested II, had his life been
spared a little longer.
The of President Tyler, since the COM
mencement Of ths present session of Congress, has
for him the unqualified appreciation of the whole
Democratic party and has removed all those doubts
about his political consistency which the support
given to him by his old political opponents natu
rally calculated to excite. The Democrats without
reference to the next Presidential election, about
which vast majority OF them are entirely uncomit-
ted will give President Tyler's administration, from
DenceIortn, cor"idi aiu LealouS supports "hist uo
Wings will find themselves thrown into regularly or
ganzed opposition: the natural position of party that
IS and must always continue to be- minority party
During the existence of the present Congress, up to
the fourth of March next it will be in their power to
annoy and cmbarass tne National Administration; but
after that they will be powerless. Never was there
party that enjoyed better opportunity, not only OF
benefting the community by wise legislation and by
assuaging the bitterness of party by abstain
ing from persecution, in accordance with their pro-
fessions but of rendering themselves popular and
perpetuatng their political power; and never was
there party in the world that so completely and
speedily destroyed itself by its own folly, and the IN
capacity Of its leaders. 1t was party which, hav-
ing for its centre the old Federal party but strongly
reinforced by republicans who had become dissatis-
fed with the existing administration, dissolved
by the first and only victory which it achieved.