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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-19

AMERICAN MUSEUM,
Corner Broad,cay and Ann street.
'''s'' Nv EvRRY EVENING THIS WEEK. 0'''O"
Commencing Monday, Jan. nth
At the earnest solicitations Of numerous faml. the
nsger has rcengaed the Indian Warriors and SQuaws
positively for this week only. WHO will perform
Various Indian Pantommes,
Showing The supersons religious rites Sc, peculiar to
Mr. T. 6. BOOTH the Comic Meoast is engaged.
The PNEUMATIC RAILROAD, the greatest invention Of
The grand Cosnoramic Views all changed.
Fancy Glass Blowing every evening
The Alono Lady is here every evening.
f be .ry '5 Gsy
ternson, commencing at three O'Clock.
Principals Of Schools and their pupils admitted liberal
serms.
Adnitance to the Museum and all the entertainments
ents. { hildren under 10 years of age halferice.
(yALEDONlAN BALL-The Annual CaIeaonao Ball vii
" take place Gothic Hail. Broadway, Friday evening
The 2ist inst in appropriate Iae national style
in the city, selected 10 play the nat ona airs.
Leader ofthe Orchestra ''''''...'..Mr Brown
Conductor Of the Ball. ..Mr. Parker
Two bagppers will promenade the room playing national
number gentlemen h their partrer in Highland
tune will open the ball with a reel.
will admit gentlem and tw ladies'.
Tickets 10 be had at Atws Music Store 2o Broadway; of
Samuel No ss Maiden sue and Of Secretary
Alexander Mckenzie, No 70 William ST.
heads facing towards Canal street.
der.
Dosrs open and the bali at half pas,
o'clock precisely.
By order Of the Committee of Arrangements.
ALEX'R Mckenzie, Sec'y.
N B-Those gentlemen who have formerly bsen furnished
George rubb Merchant Tailor No Cour andt street 10
whom they will apply. I58ts
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Il rs sis:s.f IL i
s sss S s ss, s Ss1 Indigo and in the ~'o
Tnblssehed Cotton shirims, "a, wide 4
s.sssi e co. 49, and $ool.1,ss y wild.
S:sii:sf:a Cotton Drilling = ND.
Fs .s% cis: e, sss A and Infantry
Hair Pla q f., for Dragons
AIsails.iss, Artillery and Infantry
ssS",ss. s s.;se: DO 80 aud Dragons
rs%a STAB DI': si.y md Infantry
sIanLss & fsss long feet vide, ssSund.
Hatchets
Drums, complete, with Sticks. Sings and Cases
Worsted Binding and Cord Of all kinds
WN Tents and Flies
Painting and strappmg Knapsaeks
che quantity and Of these ARTICLES Win d..et
The whole be of domestic manufactured material.
this city examination Samples q the WOoiien and Got
ton Cloths will be sent to any manufacturer application
sired The 70 be Of eight sizes and the Caps
sizes The sizes and proportions of sizes will be stated
On samples and patsrp. exhibited the re.t. will b.
that is inferior the material Workmanship that doe
mot every respect with the pattern ON which
The supplies delivered at the United States Ars.
are to be faed on Or sefoTs Se s
re reach 1ss ssss.sss
re 5 a ss Of sss
VIII iii IL T9s q contracts
c,.v Commissary General CT Purchases.
Philadelphia, December i7th. 1871 DIE eod,Jl7
Fl every tub stand upon It's bottom satrist
he f 4. wsS & s
S:- sss Ess
he prizes Of the pe%ter whom
~, "A ss'i i
ssGs %
ssr of he cSs M S1: fa @
he mSiea the excellence Of s b: e
Oh e. snssa he A. @ s
cf. are too well S tncM to need Every
yls Tak Of your 20 percent and ysans system Be-
Nleast learn to .t to6 stand ri
TIE WsE na NOW vel much
medicine which will morbid acc Imuaiions wiihoS,
ssay
%eaneo and se ssn h, eSed ~
ver,ngly using them understood how much domes
l! is now we'll known that the Brandrsh Pills have enred
physicians had pronounced them eyond AZ human
Pills do cure but also well how they
that by their effect the blood that they
the body to health
The value OF this 'dieine j. becoming more and
nifest 10 commended daily from family family. The
Brandrth Pills remove almost impe ceptible all
npous accumnIstons and parity and invgorae the blood
ana their good effects counerb,lanced by
vsnIenee being composed entirely of vegetables they do
expose those who them dangers aud their Gects
tain az they sautay they and safely
tered TO infancy youth manhood and old and Ia
10 the most critical and delicate They
disturb Or shock the animal functions but restore their ord
| and establsh their health.
| Sold al DR.. BRANDRETH's Office, al Broadway BE-
ee1 Murray street and Park place. at rs cents box with
fuIl directions
Retail Offices ia New York, 1855 Hudson street. Bowery
and IFS Second street. Observe that the labels each boz
contain 5063 etters.
Brooklyn 74 Fulton street, Mrs Booth; Nework, NJ J..
W. E. Parker Observe that the labels each box cssir
506s letters, jlo ct
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lsatore- 4s ok, So half do Merr-is
pei Niiet-sW Wright sss bkis Mason Thoms on
bds l6 cks wilkins IS bks 2o2 es 10 bales
is cks grsthaup;-4 BIS Bruisn. op Cot cks I'm
dsrwood-4 w Downv375 boxes broder CO. 10 bales
reh Co-ao bags eos cs 10 cks $50 exits so bills to oer
MA1oA-br'g CaIr,er-2o es.ks bales sGonas casks
wine brs sindgar gao 1881 half do
rsisns 432 bxs oranges Fitch boxes Fitch
Robinson. 80 ~
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Dsparturs of the Atlantic Steamer,
RAckeIRfO ArriNe
pAcketstO Deprrs,
To Mastera OF Vessels.

Commanders Of vessels will confer favor BY having lis
Oh their cargoes passengers aud report of vesels left
The port wheace they sailed and the vessels spoil ready
% their arrival here for Commodore BAETr Of our Heel
Of news schooners. Hs will board them On
their arrival.
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: retiou Walss.
Sk THOMAS BELL.
fStoSes Noe. ~ Ann and IS FislfoHs fyeets.i
"wednesday.


Valuable furniture sale IN contmuation- AT ioi O'Clock
in the Sales Rooms, will be the sale eleg
furniture Of all descriptions from families removing and
der the direction Of arecetver.
Also contn alton the valuable furniture By order Of
John Cook Counsellor at Law, comprising he kes
Of materials Also the splendid piano forte
large looking glasscs ., oil cloth, &c &C.
FRIDAY.
Sale Of dry goods cothng fancy and pledged articles
Cooks manufacture &c.
Alo by assgnneni half pipe very foe bran
dy, do Schedam bbl st Croix ~ supe Or
sherry wine. 100 gals do imported live by
and numerous other articles Of merchandise.
Also. the balance stock hatter by cider Of
quantity Of dry goods, eIo.h Mn b &c =,
Elegant furnure-At lO O'Clock, the sale rooms-An
unusually euens valuable variety Of second hand aud
uew furni.ur Of all descriptions
JAMES BLEECKEK Auctioneer. -
pEhEMPTOkY SALE-l5S Lets aud Parts II Lets. IN
l the 10th Ward-BLEECk VAN DYKE will sell
o'clock the Merchants Exchange One Hundred and 1hr
ty Lots Of Ground the 7h snd sth Avenues a asth
and 2sh streets IN TIE 10th Ward of the CITY Of New York
The tt. OF the above property we'd rom Hen Eek
ford "a 1885, Immediately adj ins that part OF the Eek
ford Estate recently so al auction
Conditions OF Salel0 Of purchase 70 be
paid on the day Of sae IS the LIST day March
next when the deeds viii be given the purchaser
wishe and IS remain bond and mortgage at
the option Of h purchasers.
photographic Ma will be ready for the public before the
sale at the Office Of the Auctonees No 81 Merchants Ex
change I73t
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-19
AfxCADIAN CIRCUS.

No. 255 Blocker street
(Under the direction OF Mr.. 8. w. CRONK)
THIS EVENING January 10 The perform ances will
commence with
WALTZ AND STAR ENTREE!
Postg and Gymna .tics, exhibiting variety Of graceful
Gy mpastIc Feats.
Grand s.t;To' between h Donnely and J Woodhull
Equestrian Hero, by Master stephens
Comic Song MIR. Byrnss, Plate Spinning, Mr.. Sands.
Graceful Alemande two Horses by Mrs Gullin and
and MIR. Hgeiow
Ground and Lofty Tumbng bv the Company.
The second part will commence with the Two Horse Act
Herculean Fests on Turkish Column by MIR. Big low.
Principal Act by Mrs. Gullin
Scrub Treasury Speech, BY Mr.. 7. @. Booth,
ymAlong Josey Of heel and toe by Mrs Rlsey
The Iadian on his Prairie Steed by Mr. Stone.
The whole TO conclude With LaghsbIe Alterpiece called
THE COBBLERS DAUGHTER.
Door. open at quarter past performance to commences
Z. Boxes so
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-19

At Alexandra, d. C., the 10th inst, by the Rev j.
L. johnson, GoUvERSEvR MoRRIs. of Morrisisna New
York TO Miss PsrsEy CaHv daughter Of the late Will
son Jefferson Cary, of Fluvsnna county, Va.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-19
M TT g T T.

MESSRS. q. WEISS * GRAHM, members OF the &c,
u Musical Society beg leave to inform fashion
able society of New York they hays
formed fall and effective band Of instrumental
twenty number required They have all the
Walzes Gaors, and Cotops Of the celebrated compo
Strauss anner Labitzky Musard and other eminent
parties s9ees &C. They will attend with two instrnsn
required Favos will be promptly attended by app wing
the store No. 2 Broadway and their No
81 Delaney street. II i'm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-19
Passengers Arrived.
Foreign Importxtionn

Mag LthsVB, Isadore-A arlotta Of hr French Ma
Gurihammund, France; Miss II A Samani, Corsica.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-19
HYGEIAN OF THE HUMAN
HAIR

nj; h5 in S as.s a .; Z sss sss
ment by the pous system eelor Of the hair
Re s.ss q ts
:ss e:s s.s n s1sys
sis!s remedy 70 =. S:si y IL
Ne for the u dry hair,
oily ess sssDrPR hsr S and combine. with r.u
all The given in the sn.hSrs irving
requires ard where experience for years.
q which
The e r, and hs
with cn u. heads Of young chi dTsn. .-~-,:"..-
ti1e cures lily dsotrssia ''''''
asesrdns y Ss
1 EVERY DAY at Barclay Street Let.
e'' On ' Thea SIS On n; TvaE HUMAN HAIR
Dy A. Ssp Sso h a ey
and exclusively the study Of the Human Causes Of
:;a ! ' p: T.
s:sn aus f,s @ snS s .aye: e:
HsI, ~hiehyoa can Obtain At ~. barclay Street free
AGENTS oRAsDJxASs MEDICINAL oenresrr,s~vos
Be,on-T Msteali drusg st, fremont Row A. Gilbert.
BdAi,sore gent wanted.
Washsngfop w. Fischer Stationcrs Hall.
CharlestoW w. Scott. iss King street
Eec Orieans.-Sicles, druggist 4 anal street.
Mobtle-Gates dpu,gist.
Bu6aio-Samusl j. Hinsdale.
Eiixa6efhfown, IN. J)-Henry Higgins
.4Hany-Wharen & Hail. druggist, M. D., 10 South Mar
ket street.
kfiddlefown-E c. Ftrre.
No,wtel-R w. " atherson, M. d ,isa Main street
Providence Agent wanted.
Mr. Grande the citizens who reside up town. that
IN order trouble Of calling At his Once in
clay street he has opeped agency the sale Of his
composition, in the drug store Of
No. Sill Broadway, between Broome and Sprng strees
down town Rushton AsPinwall, Ito Broadway, and tt
Milhaw, Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-19
MARITIME HERALD.
poRT OF NEW YORK, JANUARY rs

UT
SUI fi.Ea 80 80 is NOON sE1s......
sun SETss"' ......4 40 HIGH wArya....... y "a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-19
100000
100000
800 0O0

To be issued to the n. Y and Erie Railroad under
existing loans, 5000 Goa
The report enters into long detailed statement of the
condition Of the Safety Fund.- which he closes as fol.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-19

TwINLs;-4oo os.sr Hrdpos, m.s- seay15 !, sSlgSSgsY
u kSwxhS > ( o B "! Sssi { e. = kx:ss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-19

SHIPS HIniress Loyett canton, Talbot, Oyrhant Coz
Savannah Duuham & Dimon James Edward Howard, Apas
n.Sola' 1ugon Smaller Brgs TARGET use Coast Of
Africa Harmony Coz Lady of the Lake (Br) Yourg De.
%arara Middleton Co H.cor, White, st Jago de Cuba Vi
Irenen EsdIek Port Prince, Nesmh lie eds
Dmon kobin'on, Charlie Durham & Dimon; Virginia
Talbot, Port Leon and Key Vest WIN Taylor, Hoey Aps,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-19

TIMBER FOR THE U. 8. DRY DOCK. BROOKLYN
Sealed Pr. 20 ais viii be received the office Of the Ma
is al The t. s. Navy YarJ Brookyn .ie following tinbe
plank for the foundations Of the Dry ID, OK. viz
age not less nsn Is feet and t. be not lees than II
least ~ inches in diameter feet from the butt
10 900 iaea eet white pine timber square for floor
nea feet white pine DO, foot by foot inches
al board of inch white pine plank for floor
board of inch yellow pine FLANK for sheet
An above timber and plank to be of perfectly sound and
The spruce piles saght be procured and in
all respects prepared for sharpening and driving
SAVED na rasb and SQUARE eyed to The d
above sven. and of the FOL owing lengths viz one half Of
each be sticks a. rs 2s and 81 The renal.
half of lot sticks a. 81 40 and s3 iee long-the
number line feet Of each length to be nearly the sane
The white pine plank 10 ;. entirely free from erss saots
not es han 81 feet and IN widths from 10 to To- to ave
rsge not less Than H. 8.
able for driving sheet png in lengths OF or 26 feet and
width from 10 to ~ nches-o average no less than Is IN
the timber and plank be devarek such wharf
orwhars within the Navy Yard be designate ny the
Engineer Of Dry Dock subject to the inspection and aPsro
val of such person as he may select.
The pils to be oevt IN such quantities. and at such times
between the LIST of July aud the 10th day of October
be requredby the Navy Agenthe giving not less than
The White pine timber to be delivered between the day
Of September and 3lst day of October, ano
The while and elbow pine plank between the LIST October
and 3olh Noy enber.
The pr posas Will state the price per stick for the pss-
per foot for the white timber and per foot boa
measure, for the sand pine plank.
lind of timber to any one bdder-snd eers will be
received Tor any portion Of either kind.
Proposals 70 be endorsed Proposals for Timber for Dry
NAgents Office; Ne My YSrk. 4; q, ID k, Is,2
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NJ u S / G..

M u y i u.
MESsRS. 9CHNEIDER REBHUN, director
w of the well known German Band beg leave 10 inform
The fashionable soaety of New York and its vicinity thai
their full and effective Band consisting of tw epy insumen
tai Performers ready attend private pares sources
he They have all the latest and most popular VALVES Co
tons and Gaops Of the celebrated composers, LasnsI
Strauss and Labitzby and will attend either with nst
ments viz Violin and Pinoorte any number that may
ing at Mr. FRANTZKEE'S Fur Store as2 Broadwsy wRsy
Ladies and requested to inspect the spea
did assortmen! Of Fyrs Skins Caps and hobes ofs
so fhe c,tv ~ NV York o2S smn'
n y CAnvEKo AMI GILDEKS, AND OTHERS
The stock trade lease and fixtures together or seps
rate) Of The well known Carving and Gliding Of
H. c. Garbanati offered for sale terms as
the proprietor going South to enter another The
house stands low rent with pred OF 81
to For further particulars by letter post paid
enquire Of FREDERICK c. GARBANATI
IMPORTANT TO THE Bald GREY Headed
-And all tpho troubled ,cih Bad Hair
THERE useless "pufed abroad that
the public mid. justly still, il article estsb.
the good opinion Of persons no have derived
from its they giving certe with their and
dress, for instance read the following
certify that hair turning ard that whtn
combed it. II out 10 handfus After had used two bot.
ties OF Jones' Oil Of Coral Giro had quite ceased fall.
ing growing much darker. There much danruY
w. T0MKINS, 50 Krg ct, NY
These persons certify to the apng-S Power Gro
Ger, Brooklyn; L. Bender Broadway, N Y.
Joaes Oil OF Coral Circassa sold At s2mak the number
s2-Chaham Mid that genuine Unless signed on
the label II Jsne Try this ia 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-19
DISEASE OF THE EYE

'TNHIS Wpeseed Performed
the blind, some Of long standing by Dr. J. FRANCIS, Ne
Barclay street New York and believe his preparation fer
Disease Of the kye Of the blessings that be
Offered to the afflicted and have much recommend
inc HIN as a safe and skiifYl Oculist.
JOSEPH ANDRE, Roman Catholic Priest
die I'm d&wy of st. Peters Church. Barclay ct
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The contingent liabilities OF the State for loans of its
credit to incorporated companies, amounted at the
close OF the fiscal year ending Both Sept, ls4l (see
statement S4,235,700 90
Deduct from this sum Catskill and Canajoha.
RE Railroad Company S2OOOoO 90
Ithaca and Owego $4,000 90
(Ineluded in debt as aborel 5l5 100 90
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Would make the gross amount OF the debt of
the State, $l79 $40 90
The gross amount OF annual interest upon this debt
GLIDING all the stocks and temporary
loans, 500 az
OF which the Canal Fund pays Sss2 800 81
And the General Fund $63,29i 90
Aaa 10 the interest on
the stock of delinquent
railroad companies, "a 4s6 SO
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NOPAkI NEhS nix NOIlCt.-Ite lublc re rssp.ct
~ fully Informed that NJ thsnie Greene Esq late Post Mas
Boston has this day become partner with the
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-12-22

H-Extract from Mr. Winthrop's speech on
the repeal Of the Bankrupt Law.
He feared from the experience we have already
had that the most summary execution was to be done
on the Bankrupt Law-now almost the sole surviving
relic Of the ill-starr,d extra session."
" Ill-starred extra session." Why, Mr.. Win
lhrop, what do you msan7 Mr.. Clay's extra
session ill-slarred! a. The Embodiment and
personifcaion of Wing principles" do, or cause
to be done, an IS ill-stNred" Thing You forget
Yourself By what accident could you lei out
your real opinion, not agreeing with the rest of
the Charles.
We can tell you, Mr. Winthrop, that the ven
geance of all the Clay Clubs in the Union will
visit you for such another lapsus. Weeks him
self will be down upon you in Boston. The
great "head him or die" will haul you over the
Goals here.
You are an Eastern man and Clay -whig-
sod to Harry Of the West, and have no more
right to express your opinion than renegade to
deny his new faith.
Hush hush The extra session was the
wisest, the greatest, the most fortunate measure
that Harry of the West ever suggested. You
know it was-you must be incorrectly reported.
Write TO Gales a. Seaton and have the report
altered, or you are lost man.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-12-22
From The Empire State Democrat.
THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.

We have Just finished the perusal Of this nvalua-
hle document The subjects to which the President
has invited he attention of Congress are such as
properly fall under his supervision and his own views
and sug sestions made with candor and straight
forwardnes. which show that they were dictated by
a single eye to the public good In point OF com o.
sion it may be said to be surprisingly fine as ind ed
is everything which falls from the pen of that finished
scholar and statesman. His Exchequer plan and the
Tariff may be regarded two of the most import mt
points treated of in the Message and III on both of
these he is exceedingly happy His views are und
and in our judgment his arguments are irresistible
We shall hope to them both adopted by the pres
ent Congress. HIS recommendation TO refund the
Zine imposed on General Jackson during the last war
speaks well Of both his head and heart and we doubt
not will meet with hearty response b, the nation
and with prompt action by Congress
The remarks which will be found I'm this DAVIS
raper on the subject of MIR. Tyler were prepared be-
fore the Message received and of course with
nut reference to it, and did want further testimony
to sustain our positions could point with triumph
TO that admirable document.
Even before President Tyler was sworn into
office we said that, although elected by the opposi-
ton, he never would prove himself unworthy the
noble State which gave him birth, and 90 with the
Wings in their broad felcral construction of the
Constitution, and thus commit himself in eternal hos
ulity to those principles Of democracy mbibed in his
very nature, and drawn from the pure fountain Of
Virginia p, litics We are happy tia, we were not
mistaken IN our prediction, and that he has been true
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-12-22
MR.. CLAY'S CONSISTENCY.

Henry Clay, in his Indianapolis speech last fall
censured General Jackson for not agreeing to the
award made some years ago by the King Of the Meth
erlands, in relation TO the Maine boundary. Wher
he took this occasion TO censure he had forgotten
hoped the people had forgotten, that he himself botf
spoke and voted in the Senate against the acceptance
Of that award Mir. Benton referred To this fact IN
bis late speech on the new treaty, and the Globe
states that Clay's speech against the award may be
found in Gales q Seaton's Register of Debates for
1872. Thus the orator now reviles General Jack
son for having pursued the policy which he himself
advised, and Tor which he himself voted--Ptnnsyt-
ranian.
And, strange to say. the Senate Journal
shows that Mr.. Benton both spoke and voted on
the same side that Mr.. Clay did!
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-12-22
CERTAIN DEMOCRATIC EDITORS AND
OEFICE,sEEKERs.n

The Globe is beginning TO awake from It's
delusion. Thinking il possessed the power o'
dictalion, il led the assault backed by Mr.ben'on'
against President Tyler. After issuing various
orders, as if il had an army and Senate at It's
heels, at length il turns TO inquire why It's com
mands are not obeyed, and is shocked TO ma
only SOLITARY" fat man rudging along the un-
holy crusade against Republican Chief Masis-
lrate. The rank aud file can only be led TO war
in just cause.-The bone and sinew oil the De-
mocracy cannot be made TO massacre an honest
and patriotic public servant. Never was iail'
ure more complete Never disappointment more
poignant.
Mr. Benton's forty column speech was de-
signed 10 do immense execution. W hat mas II
done But one paper (and that weekly Jour-
nall in the United States (besides the Glooe)
has thought proper TO copy it! But four Demo
cratic papers in the United States have seen nj
to allude TO ito mention that such speech
was delivered at all On the contrary ninety
nine out Of every hundred express appreciation
of he Treaty The vexed Globe says, . GER
tain Democratic editors, Office seekers and
others" are resolved to support the President
Indeed! How many are resolved TO do this Z
The Globe should have numbered them before
exposing its own weakness.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-12-22
From the Old School Democrat.
MR.. CUSHING.

Mr. Cushing is ordinary We know not
which the more to admire, his clear, unclouded far
seeing intellect or his bold honest and manly ndepen-
nee. With n mind and energy, and an education
fitting him for The station which he adorns and with
popularity which guaranteed to him long congress
sonal career he called upon by his convictions
of Justice and honesty to encounter the risk of ora-
csm at period Of life when loudable ambition promi-
ses itself all that compass, or 10 remain pas
sve and quiet and permit injustice AMI tcrong to be
inflicted upon the President, with H. hazard to him
SELF from the workings Of his sensitive and hon
orable mind HIS course is before the world Aye,
and it stands bright example for the imitation of
future patriots.
He saw the President assaed on all sides, and by
al manner of abusive terms for the honest indepen-
dent and conscientious exercise Of his Judgment in
strict conformity with his well known long cherished
and oft advanced opinions he saw him firm and I'M
moved amid the petngs of the storm, which disap-
pointed ambition had created he felt, he knew that
the President influenced by the purest patriotism
and was sustained within himself by an improving
conscience, and he dared to cast aside the trammels
of party and himself the friend of the prosecuted
Chief Magistrate.
The day is coming, when such disinterested patr-
otism will be appreciated