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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-02
T c. SACKS, Oprician. lately from Vi

" FI'I Nh TTf FIFOT u lTF vel Known UUrdI n
Enlistment ia that cy, begs l,sye respectfully 10 M
he-nh aHh patronage Of tie citizen, Of NewYOrk LB
iiete assortment Of
CLASSES AND sPECTAcLEs,
W''' Ai'f Ne nosf approved yf s,s af Dpfics ara
tr'"i' led by itr most skitu OfBsfs and ie iorors
Die" fra'my n Physicians al Vienna and ~ .e,. ra' ~
i'fan sNfnr's, FOR heir superior efficacy aGd Iaut
Won 10 Inc various visions Of II, Long Weak and sort
sghted.
lie bases bis success IN choosing the most fitting g!e.
hfsi eh"'nn aad discovering the
'sr,' ~"' '''H fcu.ar cifcumsiance Attending u.
~ ' eiA,' has sasis orly shown ths' every specs
~ "f"k ''pn can b. strengthened - well .hor. .les
ny pi|F,hiSd ansi diminished by sr careful app "a
P1ff1''V 100 prfons WHO have Increased their couran
~ uF"ptr a,e 81 other glasses, especially in reaiirs
NpfAfg ~ nghi, ereiy ,TanDg he ,gi too mu.n ar
%, u"i'efdeniiy fausng tosl bindnrss 10 ensue
Tie 'ame hg estnOnais above referred 10 can be- p-o
I'd LII. LIZ. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-02
- FOR SAI.E-The three story Brick

- FOX SALE-The three story Brick
-x.A HOUSE AND LOT OF GROUND No Is
MsgAei-street. beVeen MADISON and Henry,reet. ~
Lot . by 81 ieet the House . by feet win u incb
walls. bnl ~ day, work snter the SUPER atendrncs Of Sir
George Ireland 1irr ten IRE places in tbs fi0use
even Ot Which finished "a marble chnney-r ece-
There dry CELLAR gHd, the whole, paved and dyid-9
INTO several apartments, freproOf asL-ouse and.r ia,
kitchen tire Place, and the whole IN complete order IT,
Pre'c may D. 'ers e'ery dsy between the hours Of Il
ard 2ocock. For further pare Glars apply b
f24 GRIN<EIL. NIN1IRNk co Il Sou,ks,reet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-02
. e. hNEW TO EASTON,

1871 Pa.-PEOPLE's IINE-Throush in .
10 - Pare ony Two Dollars.
Lave pier No. y. r., Bltery Paceat % o'clock, A. W.
daily SUNDAY. excepted hv steamboat Cinderella or water
tlh. to E1ahsthpou tren Ia akr tse cars OF thr D..
Town and Spmerylle Railroad Ia >omeryle, leaving Only
. mile. by Coaches. On miles s>s than br NewBrusss ick
Fur .,sts apply TO A. d. Hope, - CSurlnd street on
board T. D. HOPE viii accompany Ia. passengers 10 SOM
q rvi.e. ami render al a.,sruct necessary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-02
. -, aFOR PEEkSKlLL. YER

~ 7-tsTy.. PLANth' "fi'sf FONT >ns-N,S, ar.
f,ioTU DDhh- Ferry. Hastings AMI Noukers BrsaAias
and Dmn(r 900 hoard.
TIE naN and splendid steam,S COLI MBUS, Captain r
" St0pe 30 leave New York ihe foot of Chambers
street every msung frdavs eNceptrdl Al O'Clock =
lrl returning. leave Pr-hli day nj O'Clock 7. VI
LariH. at inr foot ol Hammond street, each way.
Nu1ct.-A goods, Freight, Baggage. Bank BIS, >ps-
ce OF ossr Kind oi Property, taken. shipped ~ put
board boat be- al the risk OF the owners OF such
Good, Freight. Baggage. &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-02
a FOR SALE.-Bargains Bargains -

- Fer sale exchange, - irnct, of haai-Dnlr Land
containing - rach. s' OF superior Gusty
ered streams. and covered fine ufsu- p such
white OAK hickory beach walnut fe amt sycsrerc.
The ~ : adapted wbeat, cotton tobacco
sweet and lrsh potatoes Tie above lsr.s Vii sold
-ealced prces aud terp, 10 sllt they VII boz
changed for almost any knd 81 merchandise. rLlaps,
diagrams ard particulars. srpv N
"a II >Ml1I, MItf'T NHpE IL. 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-02
ACROMATIc TELESCOPES

~ vhch he la an eNceilsni assortment on hand sn
Without stanisi aiSo astronomical sud terrre,tra spy
G"'se' Of sarous'Hes; Pocket do, Tor different dsrce,
crpscop,,, Il lon second fOor 81 No "a Rr..Iysy
opposite tie Cry H4H-enTanse from the Ne~York VI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-02
~ FOR SALE or TO LET-Tbe two

~ story House Eleventh street near the Fr.f Ave
nae, new occupied by II. G. Lewis. Esq Beside. an IN.
frfteiar, basement Ac, has two b. int fr
tso on the second, and three IN he attic Tie f.or. o NJ
basement and nr-t story desen@s .8ing-loors au
marble manffs IN he parOr. snd tie house thr0ugh0uf I'm
'h-i and Turn ,sd With good supply closets sad Other
eouyeniences To purchaser the term. IS I'D be natc -.
~ u viii BE- let low a good ienant Can De- seen
ihe honp OF u and , Apply 90 to pfefns es. or 10
az X GEO A. JARVIS a Front..tre.,
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Il 60 = FARE AND FREIGHT
-" AFOR BOSTON. via NOR

49, -T5-z-s wICH AND WORCESTER.-The
sr111- 1Oit ESTER, Capt " ". Cot. viii have Per
No Battery Place, North Ev,r) Th' Afternoon,
(fir--Hayi Aprl :. a. O'Clock.
80 ttrrF orr change 0f ear, e. ft, route
= So. can boo ol.aad ard her,hs secured at Aiar'
Co.'S. ENurs,. Office. y. WaiIst ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-02
UyllE TRusSES AND SUPPORTERS

1 OF Or. Uulfs Invention continue u receive niy de.
& rI preference For twenty past sl,e empos s
he Trus>e, NJ D. Hull with success Tie Hnppofht va,
Invented In 1881 bV the Dr., with adv zee ~ 4pprohd-
ron; aud am happy 10 .ay hat 10 Is exclusively adopted
10 Europe as We'll a, 10 tbs coun ny. ~ . - .
Srnad. VALENTINE MOTT, ND.
Las II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-02
CONSUMPTION Cured had been

4 ON'' WI i'N 'uiO"'' "'" Nv"
.iven up n ncurahle by Consumption when com.
mrnred using the Balsam of lNerwortu has saved my
lie and restored health when wa lndr,par Fora
er, obtained the medicine nom s7b Bows:N p1t lately
nom "a spring which low th" rrsie,c o Tie pro
prietor who first introduced the mrdciue w e public m
he Boverv j. RkEkNAN. ~ Pear Il
RNsiSG BLo0p.-For ,x yrars or more suffered Win
.rsrie cough pain 10 the SIDE, splitting blood, a. HuN
believe couli not have lived 10 us time without nsnS
Dr. Taylofs Balsam of LiYtrwor. Ia ~ use found The
most >urprIsing rtiel. advised nay friends "a p1fth'sr
only ~ Spring street. who j. the same pefsoI that INSIDE
- - IL. IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-02

kA TO LET-Tke large Room on the
.ls second h0Or al The College Of Physicians and sur
grOns 81 Cro-by-.treei known A. the COLLEGE Hal TLe
Room : well lighted and ventilated. anil na. small Room
opening 1p"n The n srun II convenient place Of meet
NJ Tor p1hic worship. for Literary A~ocstsn> IN.
Room may DO scen a. auy time Application tie Jau
lor For further particulars sPply 10 x. WATTS IT, 10,
Nercer-.trssL ~ n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-02
. Go aFOR NEWBlRGlI-Land-

S-..Ssfe1--Sx ing at Caldweif, West Point and Cold
SHINY b, steamboat JAMES MADISON. Capt Charlie
filea.. ~ rave Narrcn->treet PR, every Ilt>DA1
aLI FRIDAY EVENINGS. a. lock.
Al Rar-ave Packages or Parcel. Bank rs or Specie
rnf ~ board of tins boat " tcut i.ng entered on the book
ODD ae boat pr cce pied tor viii De at tie ss OF the ow
erS .arant. iZS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-02
= p" aELrZABETH-PORT AND
- NV YORK FERRY COMPANN.

V.rr rrrngcr,>pt-FGrc ~ Cent?
The Steamboats, w TfRwIrCIi and CINDERELLA
pv dayom Elizabeth Porto Newi ork, touching at New
Il -ht1n aei Portchm each TIP, follows On and
after tlr Iiib day of April, 1884,
Ieas- Elir.betf-Pori. Leave v York, pier !, y. X.
A.fsN lipcpck, T. VI and ht8t and lOi o'cfk A. VI and
A. aud O'Clock. r. VI Az snd o'clock, VI.
On S.nd,ty.
Leave Ehlshe,hPou At and II O'Clock, A. and at 4
O'clock p. IL
Leave Ncs-Nork al 10 O'Clock. 4 VI aEd at and r.M
\. B-Pa>,ougers 1r MesIrd, scoich Plains fillnirld
Bouud-Broo. >omery.le, Ea,ion. &C. by the Elizabeth
1ni Sonrryille Railroad Cars, will leave NevNork
IN th~ md 90 O'Clock boat IN tie morning, and VI the o.
cln. ], hD1' % the afternoon.
Tie Horse Car rill rave the front Of the Union HO,e
quarter OF hour previous the departure Of each boat
AZ l1g-sre ~ he risk of its owner. ms v
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-02
= CO hFOR STUYVESANT LAM

Sy-s-ySTrsf-. ing, CoxasAie, Hudson. Catskll, and
irirUnfa. ffr Landing.
The steamboat SUPERIOR. Capt j. Gould, vii eiye
DE Steamboat Pier foot of Chambers street. THIS (wenes
daf) afternoon a. ) O'clock
r. rl,sage or freight. apply on board to
JANIS y. NICHOLSON, coz West AMI Chsmbsr,st.
R-rrlr dlv. l0m New-Nork Wednesday aad Saturday
and >tlgke sduf. Monday and THURSDAY. me-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-02
''' ''''''''' u" AIEXHNDER SMITH, ln ror,yIl. +

afflicted with cough, pain In the breast and ~'
fnrc-d Ia eavs business Since using fsylOs Ba'am
from 2il Spring Al. am entirely cured
ELIAS LEWIS. Clark ~
CurIoN-Purcha.e only 2il Spring 81 ol tie oit pr
prieior formerly OF SIS Bowery. Agents Kosher. =
FULTON Brooklyn 49, 2is and go Broad street NrWnN
ShefYnri Grand street. Williamsburg Reading. -tatr
Boston; T. IIon Easlon Pa. Price g. 81, and halt dollar
r.r b,tls az In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-02
aud English School. base

" meui Of Church corner OF Grand aud Necrosis
The undersigned has bern years IN h present ocd
i.oncan give the tory references Ia patrons
he school Instruction ri.rieui and shar-es low.
a15 I'm. JAMES LAW son. Principal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-02
u HEALTHY Summer Residence to

I.G let-In Delaware County, about 50 miles west o
Sng>ton rrady furnished cottage pleasantly situated 10
, mountainous country. Comnnncai on with tic North
River. Kingston, by stage three times week Rent Tor
he sumneror year SO For further information apply TO
" 4 Howe No 30 Canal corner Church streets. sz9 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-02
DROSpECT HILL SCHOOL. Agricul-

d H. CHASE, l. ". p-.,siral,
q CIA~E -. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-02
IA ROOMS TO LET at 3OI broadway.
IA DWELLING HOUSES TO LET

ILL CHEAP RENTS.-A very desirable tNo-story
Brick Hsl-e. 10. Hubet-,reef, mar - John. PARK,
another superior Dweug n Gherrystrret, No fls, ~ be-
let either 10 HO families; al>l, Iou.eih Avenue q
near ilou.lontrsei. Elder Of Aese prer SOS may be-
rented upon tar terms from ID. T.. SICKEL>,
asst II NaSar-si, "a story
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-02

)OARDING-Two gentlemen and their

y ~ .v.s can hr accommodated ~uh p.ca,aht p1r1r'
III board at % Cil-.ireet sir the ll Nav. A.>' no ur
ree single genIes.n until that lime. Apply Al % Fulton
recf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-02

'I'FVTNTNT ca1 D. ilTn-'T'1 ny i Q"rs0a NJ I7I- -
INC ir hn-nes tr on who rnllt re - unity
- the money and would give him Compensate i1T b.
fceaus si'enios. A. or sonu- 'vsua-e equal in = =
dress B. l. At this office, IN real name an rr'l' g."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-02

TO LET CHEAP-Iu Third-st.

l.a the Bowery two tne pafinrs 90 me iN n'of
-DT chcu, and rooms th nu-pisr-s 81 ur thrd
oor in three story heus lin she'd with marble uanie Sc
o h., painted immediately throughout Inquire 20 Moosfer
MnnAaV. 10 81 ,lreei. Re only ~ sJoO
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-05-19
.COME TT ny ("

Whalan awful thing was prescription tor
Opio,on's sake" in l840 Now a general
swe+pIor no other reason is spoken OF as
GLORIOUS movement Read the following from
The Madisonian: Union Dem.
Plt is taken for granted Ihat,he Republican
Administration can never expect any mercy
from either the Clay Wings OF the hocoioeos,
and that the Offices oClhe Government are IN
great measure IN possession ofthe partsans
of the leaders Of these factions. We argue
thence, that inasmuch as the moderate wings
and Democrats love their country more han
party, and both very generally approve the mea
sures Of the Administration, they "l' not be
likely to sympa,hize much with the ullFas %hen
the day ither demolition arrives. And we
doub, not there are quite. enough moderate
Democrats IN The country 10 fill all the Offices
that may be vacated by the removal OF Locoio
COS, and Clay Wings.
I'VE doubt not that such glorious move
ment would be favorably responded TO by the
country. The ultra leaders would doubtless
growl, and bark, aud bite, for God has made
them So, but their vengeful tbroes would be
impo,ent. Parties would be independent OF
them. The people would truly be 'd!senthrsl,
led' The country would revive and prosper
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-05-19

MORALS IN New YoEK, The anniversary
Of the Female Moral Reform Society was
held in New Yorh on Wednesday evening.
There were about 500 persons present. Many
or,hem were elderly matrons, but three quarter
portion, young and beautiful girls. The annual
report was read, and disclosed horrible pic
ture oftho morals Of New York. The com
mltlee report that in the eight ward alone there
we're ninety.seven honses Of III fame; these al
lowing an average ofseven abandoned females
to every house, gave an aggregate Of $40 de-
praved public won en- in that ward alone. Car
rying out this calculation through the seven
teen wards, would glye,aD aggregate Of l649
dwellings, devoted 10 this most horrible vice,
and ll.543 young women Of III fame, fellow be
Ings whose mode Of livelihood was loathng
and a curse. And this, the report went on 10
say. was a very low estimate; for lb four 9th
er wards, the Sd, the 9Th, 9Th, and 10Th, wards
the average Of these dens Of iniquity and these
shameless women we're as three TO one when
compared with the eigth ward. . 4
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-05-19

o. wing in the Eastport Sentinel, advi-
ses his brethern in Name openly 10 adopt The
doctrine that 'lhey wall employ no Locofoco
or real or pretended neutral to perform any
service that can beas we'll done by whig!"
He thinks tina, such course would secure a
triumphto his party at the mex, State election.
Although the wing party have not "Openly adj
opted this principle, wings acted upon i, in
their individual capacities to considerable
extent, bnt we are not aware that they have
ever gained by it any thing except the Goa
tempt of every true friend of liberty. The
Eastern Argus truly observes, in relation TO
the Easiport Wing that "he is rnworthy The
liberty he enjoys and should be transported to
the dOminions Of some Eastern despoi, TO live
among serfs and petty despots the rest Of bis
hfe,"-N Y. Era,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-05-19

"a NATIONAL DEBT Is NATIONAL BLESS
INe!'-ThIs IS the sentiment Of the Wing party
as procamated in theory and carried out in
practice. When President Van Buren's ad-
mnistralion closed March3, l64l, The actual
national debt was foe millions siz hundred and
seven thousand three hundred and SIXTY one
dollars, and there were means provided for iIs
redemption. Ii is now near thirty millions!
So much for the boasted Wing reform. Mr..
Webster lie carrying out this doctrine that "a
National debt is a national blessiDg!" How
true il lie, (" when Federalism rises the country
sinksp We trust Heaven, however tbat
Wing proflgacy and ex'ravagance may not
long endure. We think the day approaches
when Democracy willake the plough ofreform
and rooI up the stubble of Federalism.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-05-19
HIRED soLplERY

Interference Of hired soldiery in the affairs
Of Rhode Island, saws the Pennsylva0ian, ap-
pears 10 US TO be most unwise and mpoliiiO
movement on the part Of the Executive, emaH.
aIiDg, we are satisfied, not from himsels but
the pernicious couDseIs Of his Secretary OF
State. The people ofRhOde Island are set-
ling matter Of domestic government. and
there Is every reason 10 believe that those de-
srous Of change have very considerable ma,
jOrl,y. To bring among them, therefore, with
the special purpose Of intimidation, part ofIbe
standing army, is movement ss dangerous as
it is uncaled for, and should mischief follow,
it will be mainly attributable 10 thus adding
fuel TO The fire, and increasing TO the utmost
height Of excitement, the irritation already ex
stingIn the minds ef the people Of Rhode Is
land. We are not alarmisers, and haveInever
entertained fears of violence and bloodshed 10
thatquarter, if The parties to the controversy
were left 10 themselves; but ifa hired soldiery
are 10 be introduced on behalf of elher-if
mereenary 6ayones are 10 brlstle in lhecon-
test, it is easyl see thai angry feelings may
be gooded into phreuzy, and that the worst re-
suits may enspe. Should this be the case,
lhe,General Government must encounter the
responsibility Sfits uudemocratIc, anlirepubli-
course. Experience has already shown us IN
Pennsylvania that The people are abundanlly
able 10 manage their own affairs and that the
great danger TO be sppr ehended. iDju-
dcious interference In 1888, our difficulties
we're quite as threatsnlDg as those in
Rhode Island; but the General Govern
ment being quIescenb the right prevailed
and unbroken.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-05-19

Ihs .qbOHtiOn Movement. Yesterday the
9Th great Abolition Convention met IN New
York. They intend to discuss the Dissolution
Of the American Union. We will not be
surprised to hear Of awful consequences grow
ing out Of The excitement eDgendered by the
gathering Of the traitors and fanatic fools in tine
great commercial emporium. It's said that
lhey applied to the Mayor Of New York for
proieclon and he replied that he could not an
swer for the ceilings the poPuiace, if The
dissolution ofthe Union should be agilated in
,hair debates Spirit the Times.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-05-19
A BANK PRESIDENT AGAIN,ABoUT
To BR SEMITIC THE PENITENTIARY.

L \ =
By the following. from the GalipOlis Jour-
nal il will be seen that harrington. The Pfesi-
dent Of The celebrated Bank Of Gallipolis iS
abou, TO be returned to our Old friend Van
Hooks co lection OF State curiosi.'es. Ohio
Statesman. ta .t3..-
State of Ohio ps. A G. Harrington This de-
fenden was tired last summer. as ls we'll
known for the forgery Of certain bills OF eK-
change and promIssory notes, which ne had
discounted whit President Of the Bank Of
GaIIipohs withou, the knowledge Of the Directs
ors, This judgment IVES reversed by the
Court in Bank, 90 account OF the admission
Of certain letters and protests in evidence. and
this defendant remanded for future trlaah
He was las. week again tried upon anothet
indictment charging him with embezz Ing the
funds ofIhe Bank while acting as President
thereof. The case occupied 4wo days and a
half and the jury. on Saturday nlghla eleven
clock, after having been oul about five hours
returned a.verdlct fgu!lty against the prison
or. The evidence co0clusIvelv demonstrated
that there had been absiracted from the funds
oflhe Bank, from the 4lhl lhe 23d Of Jan.
uary during which time the defendant acted as
President Of the Bank, some $4,000. No
effort was made on the part Of The defendant
to account for this large deficit ethCr when
removed from the Office of President by the
Directors or on the trial which has Jusr closed.
The result Of this trial will serve as q war
ming to those who wish 10 swindle the public
through the facilities afforded in belngsn off
Ger Of bank. Such officers must be held 10
strict account; and punished severely for all
frauds committed by them. For such opera
tore we have no aympalby whatever. We
rather rejoice to see them wriIhiug in the iron
gripe Of justice.
The case was ably managed by Messrs.
V'ntOn and Nye in behalf ofthe State, and
Messrs. Welch and Gushing for the prIsoner.
Sentence not yet pronounced.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-05-19

Comfortably MOdsst.-An editor in Mise"
issppi says II 10 about time candidates Tor Con-
Qress were nomIna,ed and concludes with
recommending himself thus: 1--WE know no
one in our section the State, more deserving
Of the Office OF better qualified TO represent US
than ourself We are opposed to the State
Bonding System in toto, 10 the bonds Of Sin,
10 all bonds but bonds Of love, and are sound
in politics. We are strictly moral 10 every
respect;and no one can charge US with bad
all committed since we came o years Of dis
crelioD = that ls, since we cut The credit sys-
tenn! The Democrats Of Lafayette will go for
US heart and hand. Will our an,i-bond friends
have a meeting and prevail upon Us to serve
the partyl We only want little cosxing like
bashGul young widow. Tis true we are no
orator but we have got good voice, and have
Joined the debating club for the express pur-
pose Of learning 10 speak in the public on The
stump We bav'nt joined the tee-toallers
but we shall take the pledge at their next
meeting, What more need we cay? Editors
throug bout the State will please announce
that We are q candidate, provided they will
wait Cor their fees until we receive payment for
Chancery CoUrt Advertising done by Us during
the past TWO years. We shall issue horse
bill at an early day describing our parts pedi-
gree and pretensions,
VRerNIAELEcTIoNs As fer as returns
have been received there eis Wing nett loss
of4 Senators and 20 Delegates. Without
further change there will therefore be ys Dem-
ccratc msjoriiy 10 both houses. and il !: :tilot
rgSlSS SaatA N.fH a
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-05-19

an equal dls'ribuliOni Tue principle is the
same; the dIffsrsncelles only in the extent 10
which il is carried
Reflection and an examination into tacts will
salty the reader that the word protection is
m,sspplied when used in this sense. Taxation
of home industry would be more spProPr-
ale prhase; for the industry of all is taxed TO
build no The fortunes of the few.