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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-28
RED sULPHUn sPRING,.


lnils establishment Is open for The reception OF
u Nishors under the suptntcndcncc Of the suhscrl.
oer' lie has made arrangements 10 accommodate, IN tho
most comfortable manner 30 guests with their
and horses. Great pains have been t.kcn m select inc
besi servants and the supplies liberal the best
qnany An abundance Of ice s provided aud be brief
the subscriber promises nothing be omitted encu.
lated 10 secure the comfort OF the Visitor Regular tr.
weekly Stages connect the other Spdngs They viii
run daily az soon as the travel will Justify It.
JAS A DUNLAP.
N. u Mr. William Burke, who is now In Richmond, may
nc consulted upon the properties OF the
rect manner Of usng II. lie may be found cnqnrinz
al the Powhafan House. ma q 2ass6w
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-28
nY LAST EvENINc.s VAIL

The Cabine, negotiations have fallen through
The Guard and the Loeos could no, agree upon III,
terms.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-28
DEATHS.

Died, ycscriv, - Inst ia the 2is of her ase'
Mtr SARAH MESSLA, consort Of MIR Jonn Mcsslt Tie
funeral will lake place from his residence, the Pen
Tertiary, evening. O'Clock. The friends
and acquannneeso f tho family particularly invited TO
/ attend, wiiho1t further invitation.
ur-S'ar requested Ia copy.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-28
PENITENTIARY STORE.

WE have on hand the following artclcs Of mann.
w henro, all made Of best materials, and in ap.
proved style:
Blacksmiih's Bellows Of various sizes
wagons aud Carts, heavy aud light
Cotton OsnahIrgs, TVilcd Cotton. heavy and stout
kcrseys liudscy, CounteTpaiue. Blue Sirpe, bags
RcfngcratoTs, safes, Wrought ,is and Spikes
WarlTubcs, Whceharrows Well Buc kcts and Clnlna
Harness ofcvcTy description
LADIES' Gcnucmcn's and Chi dren's Shoes
Br"sues, Cutting Boxes, Measures
MN stones, various sizes. JOHN WIGHT,
ie ~ cl,n genT AGENT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-28
THE NAyY-MR. UPsuUR.

| The Senate having stricken out Of the Navy Bill,
the provsos of the House, reducing the appropria'
lions asked for by the Secretary, the subjects now
again under discussion in the House. Il is under
s'ood that the Senate did not dissent from the
Houses proposition because i was unreasonable
but was squeamish about FORMS IL did not relish
the mode of making the reduction. IL wished an
appr priaiion bill to he exclusively appropriation
bill. Ii proposes TO make the reductions urged by
the House in a separate bl-which Captain Tyler
can veto. The fastidiousncss Of Honorable Sena-
tors seemed TO us mere nice than wise. II they had
referred to the annals of Grea, Britain, they would
have found it was at an early period n common
practice in the Commons to make supplies depend
ant on redress of grievances. We are IN the cond'-
ton that England was then. With Chief Magis-
trate weaker, il vicious than any that ever
sa, upon the British throne, we stand no chance TO
Oh, ain the passage Of wholesome laws, except by
linking them with bills approprio,ing money. Ii
was an artful and successful device OF freedom TO
cireumvent its foes-and worthy OF all respect and
imitation. We trust it will he often resorted TO IN
Consress-so long as the Executive incubus para
lyzes the public wish and sports with the public
welfare.
We copy the debate in the House, Friday, upon
the Sena,e's amendments. MIR Brown and MIR
Gordon, though both Loco Focos, entertain just
views respecting the ex;ravOgan, appropriations
asked for by MIR Upshur.
The Free Trade and Tariff Meeting did not take
place last week as proposed. It was postponed
Till mex, Friday, and the County of Henreo called
upon for hep.
Il is important to note the difference between this
meeting and the one held at the Exchange. They
both agreed that enough revenue should be rnis'
ed by Tariff to defray the expenses Of Govern
men,-nnd neither desires any more. But the Free
Trede Tariff men arc opposed to all discrimination.
They would impose the same tariff upon neces.
sares as upon luXuries-imroverish the poor, while
they enrich the rich. The discriminating Tariff
men take just tho opposite course. They would
adspi the Tariff TO the wants of the people and the
prosperity Of the country. Pay, note the divsrsi-
ltyi
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-28

{ lHANGESi ORANGES i-loO boxes Mcssna Oranges
- reeeiUng per schr Nassau, and Tor saic low. by
Je%7" JAMES STEER SON.
DRY GOODS, AT REDUCED PRICES.
I'VE have on hand variety Of sossonaDie goods which
cheap, for cash. ' "e"
Silsa. Mousen nc lanes aud Balzorines
bonbaznes. fhacys and wotsted Cranes
iTiah Linen Dir Eye and Table Diaper
French aud English Muslins and Lawns
fiue French aud Engsh Jaroncts add Cambtira
I"niae and Earlaon Gingiama
French Cashmere Erminef and Sun Tner C,Iotbs
Linen and Cotton prii ing tri,eapl
bonetcs 81 every kind the very lowest rates. with
very general assortment Of goods In our line which VIC
can and will selllo ' ~ "
VALENTINE, BREEDEN A. co.
-J'<5 Whho bindings, ~ o. Shockoc HiI.
FOR SCOTTSY1LLE AND INTERMEDIATE
LANDINGS.
TUE 'anal barge BUCHANAN, Captain LeDahsm, will
receive frcgst for the above place and Intermediate
landings on tho canal Apply 10 n X IVON
80 Main s. up stairs neItto L., Denly & Co.
L. tIA BO6h Iurnip Seed, fresh and genuine, Tor
- thr' Ie 3 WIN PALMER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-28

Saturday evening, when Message was received
from the President, stating that he had signed the
Appor,onment Bhl-but filed objections to it in
the State Department.;
MIR ADAMS said this message was novelty in
the history ofihis country. The Constitution re-
CURED the President, if lie approved BILL TO sign
it, and not to accompany it with reasons. He
spoke at great length on the dangerous precedent
that might be thus set, and concluded by moving
that the message be referred 10 a select committee,
with power TO send for persons and papers
The debate was continued by Mr. UNDER
WOOD. Ar WISE, and others. until hall. past i've;
when the House ad iourned without disposing OF it,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-28
RHODE ISLAND.


A letter 10 the editor of the Boston Mail, dated
Providence, Friday morning, eight o'clock. A. NJ.
says:
The general impression Is that Governor Dorr is
on his march from Chepaehet to woonsocket with
his N. York invincibles--the "raw head and bloody
bones" men OF tho Five Points-where he will be
joined by mass of Suffrage men who have been
Zoe some days organized.
It's generally believed that they will march di
rec'ly to Providence. under the delusye hope held
out to them that they will be received with open
arms, and that they will receive such an accession
Of strength as nothing can withstand.
A Postscript in the Boston Times Of Friday after.
noon, has the following
RHODE ISLAND IN ARMS MARTIAL.
LAW PROCLAIMED.
A gentleman who LETT Providence last evening
informs us that Governor King and Council wee
IN session ut the time the cars left. Martial law
had been proclaimed in Providence and conflict
was anticipated.
The cars fom Providence were loaded with wo-
men and ehl6tcn flying ON The anticipated hor-
rors OF civil war. The citizens of Boston have
generously drown open their doors fer the reception
oil these unfortunate iugitives.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-28
UNIVERSITY or MARYLAND.
MEDICAL, DEPARTMENT.

IIIE Regular Annual course ofrcfrros n thia Inefft
non vii commence on The Jist Of October and con
ugno months The preliminary ~ Lecturca 10
Whch Huients arc admitted Without adiu nal tharre viii
commence on the hfst Monday ofsopfcnbor Thcac Lcc
lures arc ~holy udepenfcn Of fc rsrular course whch
s complete In nrCiL The tefm will In coricfcd entirc
IN all who cnicf before TIE iWh 81 November.
NATHANIEL Porer MD-rrofcslor Of tho Theory md
Practice ~ Medicine
Esha'd wiimot n,n MD-Pfofcssor Of Medical JurIs.
prudence and ulmofrlca
wtt'n. Aisin, N D--Professof Of Chemistry and
Pharmacy.
NafIan y Smith. D-Professor Of surrsry.
samuel Chew D-Profcss1r Of Matcfa Mcdica, The
rapruncg md fynene
Iosepr Rohy, D-Profcsaor ofspeeioi and General
Anatomy.
is 27-cJf sAwuPL CHEW. Dean.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-28

Ht-THE LADIES FAIR will be open on the morning
OF the f jolly. at ODD Eel Hall and continue for 50
vctal days The public will find NJ the Fair great variety
laIcles 10 please The eye fancy palate. a. prices ic
sun inc tmes The Ladies hope 10 be able do away
win mo impression on The minS Of indyiduss that
q. slch sales eknThiant charges made, by offering
every article al rs real value. aud no more
Hours Of admission, from . NJ, To lOi PM
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-28

accom- panying doeums nts referred 20 the Com
ni,iee on Foreiga Affairs. aud ordered to be print
81
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-28
PLEASE TO TAKE N0TJcPI

no The Ladiss' 3eHsvOieHf Society Of 81. JOINS
CHURCH. will hold 4 sale Of Fancy Articles in the two
Story brick house. near the Church street. rear Of
Mr. James Winston'sgaTden, Church Till, commencing to-
morrow, "wednesday the S9h al 10 O'clock A NJ The
friends ofhc Church and the public generally are rospee
fully and earnestly solicited 10 attend ie 2s
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-28

brawlng OF Lecshurg Lottery Glass IL June 2Jh:
i3 O. " o q! 9 &c q q % 90 20 81 az TO-
Ticket Ms = 1903, priz" o. siJJ sold snd paid by
sTHATrON.
Dnwing oileesburg lottery, No g June Nth:
$50 % 81 GO I X % - - a.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-28
FINE CLOTHING AT AUCTION.


no Our F'lc % superior Clothing will take pIace on
Tuesdy the (5ih inst. Persons want would 10 well 10
cali and make selections previous the time NJ sale
le n iNLOES & BROTHER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-28


ID AN away from the James River aud Kanawha Gonna.
n ny ahont the last March. Negro men James Bcn
Of Hanover, and has wife Nc James yon- near Rich
mond he Is e5ouiS years ofaec feet inches hsh
Izabeth wnsGeld Of lAnovrr-Bsn about 20 ,esrs OF
be has wife AT Joseph wns6clds ia ian"ver about
feet inches high Moscs rs about feet IN inches
stood lac write very w"ll-he hired LIST year by
Col saml MYERS of Richmond 1t IS NOR. than pTobS
bic he may have pass Tom is about 20 Years of
ieei inches nigh, dark eompelo hlre Mrs Elizabeth
wiesdeld OF Hanover The above reward win he siv.n
mond. OF to AyTes a, Dover secured IN iai
get them. jeEu
LOUISA CoURTHoUsE HOTEL.
TUE undersigned having ldaced THE Hose In thorough
Il repair has provided hnss n with all the his
ro~er,to give coninri I" ~ such may favor with
their custom, aud II travelling pub
c pledeng himself 20 use every cScrcn 10 sf I'D sails
n Servants good ostlcIs and hapad particular attention
Families residing the lower country may desire
To spc. the Summcr months In chrap, healthy, and
plea sant ee'on o. the ~, will hnd every aeeom.
modaon ah'rdeh them anh the proprietor will TO pleas
edto take several ftm,cs board 90 m" summer sua
,ed a, the placr immediately on the LOUISA Rail Rot',
facilities arc an for easy aud pleasant communities
ton, with all the lower country.
Louisa Cour House. Iune I7th. lSi2. ie2I est
10 Enquirer wi copy : 'imss
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
HE Char oi Mathematics Tins institution having be-
come vacant hv the resignation Professor ylvcs-
the nrardot Waters Will proceed 20 an the vacancy
their annual me ottns on the 1t July
Applications should he addressed - pc &c ssner iiarr
son. Chairman uf tho T,cuty, Tniv, rsy OF virginia.
apo city w II wnoDiEY. Proctor ". Of Va.
TO FAitNER~ AND PLANTERS.
NXToNB. Il nEANE, Commission Merchants, on l3ih
w Cary streets o- their services IN the sale Of
all kinds produce, hu' Ia the sale
Of iobaceo ur wheat aud corn Their location Is IN The
ofbugncss, and near the mills which make very
convenient them attend the - ~ wheat und corn,
well adl -four: and by attention BUSH
nes hope 10 merit the patronage of the public.
ie IA CT
kITnIT'L 4 TUNsrAIL. Intending TO devote himself
w exclusively his pTofc ssion, Will practice law
Inferior Ot
aud Patrick. ''' 'oui's Ut hehiy
Atdrcss-Phtsyivania Courthouse, Va.
ic 7 est
UD-Compilrr will nlosso conv.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-28
YOUNG Ladies' SEMINARY,
Charlotte Court House. Va.

- Rev. MICHAEL OSBORNE Principal
'I'HE summer session Of five months, will commence
Il on Wcdncs law, the 9th day Of July.
MI Deicune, avourah'y known teacher Of Music,
VIII give lessons on the Piano every week. aud the ins.
lion IS amply furnished with instruments for daily prae.
tcc. -
French taught by a Lady Pupil Of Manassas.
TIE RMS.
Board and Tuition In all the English branches per scs.
SUI .sN1 NJ
Aiuut rs ~
Musiet (wl use Of ins'rumcnO.. 10
lam, ~ such ~ wish u, without charge. Zach
boa ger Will furnish her bed bedding. bcdstead and
towels, or ray 50 10 per session tor their use.
FROM en he charges that Tor Music shall
DC deduction oi Eve cent N be male within
ihlrV DAY after The commencement Of the session.
u is obviously important that pupils be entered tho
bctinuing NJ The session No deduction made In favour
OF such come late, fo ahacnco unless be rauscJ
by sickness and prOtraeted through quarter Of
session
Charlotte Couu House, Va. fc 2 ct
Ky Tho Mafchman of the South will COPY tines and
send hillto Michael O8bsfnc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-28
TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.

~ y bplsLNho REV Anu.
NV man, MAJ ", who very VOL known about Rich.
W mpnd ani m the county OF Henrco, ef ma whsun-
MONDAY without pfnvocalion. nc haaa wc A. Mr. jonn
Cttcrs, To uc lower part n Uenfico, add relations In
hchm0nd where have doubt he may he found ITO
may, probably exhibit pass, gwen lin former occa.
sion 90 visit his W'fc
IL ~ about ~ yea's old, shout fcet hsh likely and
well rropounncd tawny color, aud disposed be bald
uiipn the top of fis head
No clothes recolcctod, except believe no carried with
him wachman'a coat.
will give the ahosc reward 10 person who will 10.
posi- HIN any jail % That get hin sgun ~ dollars,
anil AZ expenses paid TO any one who will de-
liver him 10 lnc In Aibcnaflc.
ic ~ WI STHO's MACON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-28
GENERAL, COURT.

The Summer Term Of the General Court COM
meneed yesterday. The following Judges were
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-28

NlRGlNlA-fu ChnHceruAt tulcf, held iu the Clerk =
Once u the County Couu OF Richmond, on Mon.
day, the 9th day ofJunc, 1912:
juliet Woody widow Of Robert Woody. Decd Pitt
Against
Ann worldly Sasuel Jones aud wife, Emily ~ who wa q
Emily n woody, Robert Woody, Frederick NJ
NoodIy. benilmin Parker nnd WIFE Mary W, who va
Mary NV woody, James WORLDLY, Adncdia J Wood
dy and David Mooady, Defs
The defendants, BENJAMIN Parker and Mary VI ". his
WIFE not having entered their appearance and gwen
security according 10 the act Of Assembly and The Rules
n his Court and appearing 10y satisfactory evidence.
that they are not inh,btauts Of this Commonwealth. " s
ordered that the said defendants DO appear hero on the
trst Monday In september next and answer tho hil ~
the plaintiff and that cory II Ibis order be forthwith IN.
serted In some newspaper published 10 the cry ~ Rich.
non FIR to months successvcy and posted front
door Of the Courthouse oftiis County.
ACOpy Tcste.
10 q wqw JOHN u IrTFRIF5 & G.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-28

DoHTO RICO SUGAR. hiids prime qualify
u received this mo- ming am for sale
Je q WILLIAMS g. HAXALL.
MONONGAuELA wHISKEY-A few bar.
AZ rfl4 of Tho genuine auc o., fon tho Backs Of the
Mono gahos River just received md Tor sale
JcN WILLIAMS A. IAXAtI.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-28
CITATIONS OFFICE,
Fburfseufh Street

UTA BoGA Turnp Seed, fresh and genuine +,
s'is' je'5 WM PALMER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-28


Grand Congulidded, No75 Cfpifafs-i prize ofet,
600 10 o. 2mJ Tickets e5 q Nos-i0 drawn. I
ost prize % g.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-28

n and fairly tested the quality u T. r NArfIs Piano
FoRIES and holi themselves ready rccommendthcm
10 those who may be iu want ~ The ar icle
D'nf pay for TIC Piano until you what u IT, andth
you arc sure ~ NOT being imposed upon Toe snbscrbcr
oheT7 his instruments uuon frfnf T. y NASH
IN - go -eiier NJ " ,okq Panos. Prfersburr W.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-28

We have hand large supply of Valuable Ta,s
boz he'd
ieZa q IN 4 u
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-28

For Saturday, Julyqd.
Mononanla. C.ss 81, Eftrs, ~ Aessodris. vtrsio,,
f''1' ''''s'''s .....................sitn
-'ss''. s...s..............tbtE
'ss''''''''ss sssssss.. ..................iufO0
,''''..Y''''''ss sss'ss.sss.............. 100
$3.50 ''sss''s s'.sss. %
N'". +'i'sssss. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
e''''p''ss'ss 'sss''...................... 100
80 ''''ssssss sssssss.ts ssss.ss...........iAu
''f's'f'"
- Nos-i2dmwn. ToEesst2
NB-Ordefs for uckots M tho above eniendid t.sferv
~'h be met With prompt attention. " addressed to
N. ErRATTON,
-. -, Richmoui.vs.
I ADY's HOOK Jolly number Teerived
- IluuPa Merchants Magazine fof Inno
Museum do-,ec .tyed ~ tho
BOOKSTORE ~
ie % SMITH. DRINKEq q NORRIS
7 ALDJyy's BOOK W Iag, lsosiy.s5T. .,co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-28
ID L N T. | s IT n Y

TWENTY thousand yards Summer Calicoes, at c, s,
Il i2Ao, aud finer -
hlso, Lawns for Is per yard-solling or at
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-28
KKITl-H CNOMN CAaE--NnI.- ma

BhIIiNH GROWN CASE@-NOB. III.
CONTAINING Iebb's Reserved Cases, on Proscntmcnt
~ and Criminal Law.
y authority IN Law exceed such az In furnished
nv Rcpnr Ike NJ Iehb's. Tho law. ns laid down b y
we've able Judges. who after hearing well argued.
have consulted debrfaic sud m me srf resort, decided
must be REGARDED aq n controlling authority ~ a.iitJn
u tis VIZ IehbF style of reportings very good" SC.
Iust received and for rslc.
jos SMITH, DRfNRER 4 NORRIS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-28

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGi

Louisa Couu House Iune I7th iSi2 g. 81 IS
10 Enquirer ~ti copy tines
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-28

For Thursdsy Morning.
Monongaiia. No3f prze Of etOnDu ION ion IN ,
100. etc. 10 NOs-l3 Drawn Tiekets a. wv W
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-04-11
MORAL EFFECT OF DRESS.

We do not know whether we are singular in our
olions, but, some how or other, we have al
ways thought that dress has great deal to do
with morals. Without meaning to breach the
opinion that mans morals depend upon the
cut of his coat or the tie Of his cravat, we
would take the reverse of the proposition, and
say that persons moral qualities are indicated
by the appearance Of his dress much more fire.
quently than casual observer would be dis
posed to think. II one be orderly and systema-
tic in his habits, and punctual in matters Of bu-
sincss, ten to one, his clothes will be properly
put on and kept neatly brushed; whilst, on the
other hand if he be irregular in his attention to
his affairs, or whimsical and versatile in his tenn
ter, he will, at the same time, be remarked for
sovenliness or pecLliality in his apparel. Adj
hitting this to be the case, is it not reasonable
good deal Of influence on the inward one? If a
person be well dressed, he feels like gentle
man, and will be unwilling to be caught in a
scrape, or do any thing unworthy of the cha
racter; and if his clothes be shabby, he will be
careless about what he does, because he thinks
no one will expect much good of him where he
is not known. 1t is true, that men of genius
are sometimes Stevens, but even in such cases,
we find the association Of which we speak in
asmuch as the abstractedness that attends the
waywardness Of ill-governed intellect would be
likely to manifest itself in all that is connected
with habits. One thing is certain, we have
rarely seen, and our opportunities for observa-
ton have heen ample, sober man become a
drunkard that, however neat he may have pre-
viously been in his appearance, the loss Of self
respect attendant on the vice of drunkenness,
did not show itself in disregard of outward APP
pearances.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-04-11
From the PHILADELPHIA Am. Sentinel.

1t is evident that Mr.. Clay will be the candidate Of
considerable portion of the Wing party, at the next
Presidential election, without the ormality of a nomi
nation by national convention although in Pennsyl-
vania and elsewhere number OF the Wing presses
have raised the Scott flag and propose holding con-
venlion. The resignation of Mr. Clay from the Sen.
ate has been the signal for the commencement of a
bitter warfare which will not terminate before the
next Presidential election, between the section of the
Wing party of which that gentleman may be regard
ed as the acknowledged leader, and the present ma
tional administration. The proceedings of Congress-
during the last winter have indicated the existence of
deep-seaed luminosity between them; but the letter
OF Mr.. Clay to a committee of Wings of North Caro-
lima which was written some days before his with
drawa from the Senate may be regarded as the open
ing Of the campaign. The Madisonian, which is
generally regarded as the exponent of the views and
feelings of the national administration to have
anticipated the attack and satisfied with defending
the course of the President threatens to carry the war
into the enemyis camp.
The Democrats generally throughout the Union do
disposed to enter into the question of the
next Presidency at present. Ii is true that in Penn
sylvania many of the friends of Mr.. Buchanan have
thought but right place the name of that gentle
man distinctly before the public as a candidate and
the friends OF Col Johnson have done the same -
Stl it is true, that the democracy of the Union have
not yet moved IN earnest on the subject Many think
that the country requires repose and that it quite
too early to enter upon new election campaign, and
in the meantime disposed fairly to sustain Prcs
dent Tyler in all the measures which they ma, Judge
conducive TO the public welfare.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-04-11
MIR. LAMAR AND TEXAS.

Mr.. Lamar, whose name was so largely con-
nected with the early history of Texas. has al
length discovered that "any interference with
the war" in that country "by citizens Of the
United States, is violation of the laws OF their
own country, and inconsistent with their own in
terests and the doctrines they hold Of like con
duct of others towards them" Without troubling
our heads about the breach of our own laws
that may be involved, we have no hesitation in
asserting to the balance Of the gentlen ans
proposition. Nevertheless having reference
to that infant Republic, we would barely
remark that, having assumed the character
of a free and independent nation, she must
expect to sustain her liberties against fearful
odds. Mighty as the struggle must necessarily
be, it is far from hopeless, when the determined
character of the men that have ranged them
selves under her standard Is taken into account,
and we should moi be surprised to see her indie
pendence recognised by Mexico, and the parent
country become in turn the dependent pro
vince.