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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-11-03
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In Canton, Stark Co., Ohio.
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New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-07

soad Reports. occspvinr more than twenty-five g
thousand printed pages and circu,a'eo o.e. -
hnmireG fsousoa1 copies of vaiuao.e ooo
among the people for their 'niorlia"s'' ~
affairs
afe, . y;go,ous and able summary OF the dolngs
ofco,rr,s.--its Reforms, its beneicent measures
including those defeated By the Executive ee'o'
E. &c. with which We need mt refresh the recol-
Isc,ioos Of orr resdsrs-'R R. NJ. I. n. thus justly
and forcibly concludes:
Having thu. done and suffered, thus long la
bored under abuse unparalleled as their patience
and industry and herosm, the HHIds OF The
TwES7Y.SEvksTH CONGRESS, from serving their
country here in this evil day and generation, re-
turn to their rest, to renew their abors no more
They came forth to this mission amid shoutngs
and popular exultations and ,riumphs. They re-
turn to obscurity and oblivion, in sorrow, dsap-
pointment, sadness and silence. But the Peo-
pies hearts will return to thsm again when the cry
of hife!ing dictionaries has died away, and when
the harvest Of these unrequited tolls is reaped by
renovated ma ton in calmer years. Though MIS-
tory, vena! and false as it has beea, should
neglect and belle them as it does the great and
good of almost all past ages. the faithful memory
and discerning judgement of the grateful and the
lust shel! cherish them among patrlot-conessors
and mar,yrs. as those Z" OF WHOM THE WORLD WAS
NOT WORTHY"
We confess that we look with concern on the
loss of so many of the ablest and best Members
from the couatry's service. The large-souied,
cear.headed STUART ard SINNERS of Virginia
Statesmen worthy of the palmiest days OF the Old
Dominion the intrepid STANLY and liberal
minded WAsHlEG7os ofN. C.-SMlTH of Indiana,
one of the very best business Members OF the Sen
ate with the eloquent j. L WHITE and LANE from
the same State in the House-PEsDLEToN Of Ohio
-BRlees of Massachusetts, the infexibe cham
pion of the Reduction of Postage, with SALToN-
STALL, the originator of the present Iari-lRu-
NAN SMITH, TRuMBuLL, and almost the entire
Delegation from Connectlcut-cuc own indefatig-
able and energetic FILLMORE, the AJAX of the
House. with GRAHGER, MORGAN, and nearly all
our Delegation-these and many more of their
stamp will be missed from the next Congress.
How their places viii be filed, we shall see here
after.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-07
Seu=Ye ers ErgisIatnrs.


c >, i. afterooop session, took up
Mr.. FAuLxsERs bill in. relation to the a. = a1d
Eric Railroad Several slight amendments were
adopted and the bill was reported to the Senate.
The amendment, of Mr. PLArT, making the road a
State work, was rejected. 5 10 81. severai other
.nendr,eut, were moved and rejected, and tue
'i''e SATURDAY, March f.
IN sr,.fr. Mr.. RUsEg moved to refer the bill
in relation to the Ny and Erie road to the at'ot'
ney General for his opinion as to whether Vo'e
of two-thirds is required to make i. law Lost,
II ,o16 Mr.. FRANkLlS introduced raemoria.
from the Mayor. &C. Of Newly ork. Tor revision
of ,he assessment law and Mr. LOTT brought tor
yard a remen.trance from the Mayor, &c. OF
BROOKLYN against the passage of the law to tax
nonresiden,s of the city of Newly ork
A motion by Mr.. Porter providing fer the ad-
oarpment of the Legislature or tie 2Sth March,
was carried. Mr. DlcKlSsoN's resolutions OF In
,,irv concerning interests, loans, &C. on the canal
were adopted. Mr.. PursaN reported in favor OF
TIE canal contractors whose labors have been su'-
pended BY the s,oppase of the work: and motion
70 make it the order of the day for Monday was
negatived.
The bill TO aid the construction of the n. Y. and
Erie Railroad came up for its third reading. 1t
was passed by vote Of 10 TO .. Mr. Ruger ap-
peacd from the decision of the Speaker that 1t
was passed and spoke at length in iaSer OF MS ap'
peal until the Senate adjourned.
In ASSEMBLY, Mr.. JOKES reported against the
pe,i,ion that sentence to the State Prison shall
dissolve the marriage contract, to which the House
agreed The Bank Commissioners Bill then came
un. the question being on Mr. Stlmsons amend
c,ent. The SrEAKER spoke at some length upon
it chiefly denying that there was any split |" the
LocoF Foco patty, or any distinction as conservative
and radical OF which he was aware. He denied
having intended any disrespect either to the ioese
when he characterized tbs appointment OF CoHmis
siousrs by the Legislature as scrno-rdce' or TO
the People when he alluded to pig ringers Mr.
LELAND sharply replied to him and thus l'imnousy
drow tho linz of division between the TWO branches
Of the Loco party:
"The difference between the true Democrats Tor pig
ringers il that is 10 be their name and CONSERVATIVES S
nrncipie and Tor interest These your men, VINO
change their views with every season, IKE Tue ahla WIZ
yearly sheds It's ski and IKE hat ana o watched ,he
proceedngs OF this House for the first two weeks, sb
have that pes,lenlia aa sphere & was @ sn s
hrn nader Conservative adr i,traton, there was one
wild scramble banks and the boast Of those VINO vsteo
fcr them was that they be allowed 10 take socE
The same aristncrac and hish.handed measures then
re ssugh be re-enacted here-the same sao'et
yiency an: sycophaucy the Central power II was al
,emnisd 10 make the passport to Office 1t sought TO
make the fountains justice in both Housesa poor
in which Conservatism might 20 and Datne ie swimming
naturally sea oil corfGptlch
The Assembly here adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-07

u The publication of Mr FARsRAM's TRAVELS over
the Rocky Mountains Through Oregon been delayed
beyond the tiae OF It's announcement consequence 1 the
appearance ofthe Report of LIEUTENANT WILKES the
Secretary OF the Navy, the Examination OF Oregon Ter
ritorv by the Exploring Expedition. This important Pub
tic Document will be inserted entire in the concluding
Chapter Of Mr. Fauhans Work, and although the book
sweiied considerably beycni what originally an.
nopAced, yete price III remain twenty per
singe copy, five copies for dollar. will be ready
Tor delivery Saturday morning. Orders mus, invariably
be accumra with lhs cash.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-07
APPOINTMENTS BY TIE PRESIDENT,

APftlN d fRESlDEN1,
Eg and scih the adpice and coRssat of TIE SeEats.
John g. Spencer OF New York, TO De Secretary OF the
Treasury, in the place OF Walter Forward, resigned.
Edward Everett, oI Massachusetts, Minister of the
Unied states al London, 10 be Commissioner China
William w. Irwin OF Pennsylvania, 10 be Charge
d'Aaires Denmark, in be place OF j. r Jackson de-
ceased.
George Brown of Massachusetts, be Commissions, to
the Sandwich Islands
Aieer. Smith. OF Maise, to be Commissioner, in COR
formily the sixth article OF The treaty between The Uni
ted States and G:est Britain, concluded the 9th day OF
August, 1872
coNsULS.
n Berry for Lyons IN the place OF s. AinSon resigned
Jcha Hartman, 70. 6arecoa in the place OF +. r. bic
Ready, resigned.
William h. vesey, OF New York, fer Lson, il the place
Of Israel 7. Hutchinson, resigned
MorgaH L. Smith of New YORK. for vsasco in the place
OF a NJ. Green, resigned.
Charles Ttoapson ~ Massachusetts,, for Merida
Sissl, in Yucatan
Henry Mahler, OF New York, for Zurich
Franklin Gage, OF Maine, Tor CardenaS
James 3. H!sgason, at Massachusetts, for Calcutta
John Black the city oil Mexico IN the pce ot W. b.
Jones' res,gned
Geo W rel OF New York, for wes,phslia aud the Prus
sian provinces ol The Kline
Frederick List, OF Philadelphia fer the Kingdom Of Wur-
tsm5urg.
MARSHAL.
Edward Harden be arshal of The United States Tor
Georgia, in the place wia j. DAVIS, whose commission
has expired,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-07
Irish Emisrants.

The following communication was sen; 10 the
Editor OF the Sun on one dsy OF last week, but Its
publication w.s refused. The high character OF
the gentlemen assailed, and the well known fact
that all their interests ere directly opposed to the
course of conduct charged, should at least have
secured them hearing in the quarter where The
attack was made As it has been denied them,
however we cheerfully give it an insertion:
IRISH EM1egAsTs.-An editorial article ap-
peared in Yesterday San, charging emigrant ship
ping agents with high handed fraud, of which
they are most entirely innocent.
The Sun stated, on the authority, as it said, OF
some passengers noH arriving here, that hand bills
are being circulated in all parts of ireland by those
engaged in the shipping trade, falsely represent
ing that laborers are in great demand in the Unlted
States and that wages are high in order to induce
emigration. This allegation, however, is not only
utterly destitute of foundation, but 1t directly re-
verses the fact, for the shipping agents anxlonsy
endeavor 10 bring no more laborers into the United
States than there is fair demand for, as. were
they to do otherwise, the loss would chiefly II not
entirely fall on their own shoulders. he editor
of the Sun nodoutt received and believed the story
as he gave IT, but it is nevertheless most unqali-
fed fasehood from beginning to end, as no such
hand bills as those he speaks of, or anything in
their likeness, were circulated through Ire
land, or any where else
The next day the following order was sent to
the publisher, but received from him no attention
the advertisements appearing in his paper the
day after as usual =
NEw-YoRX, MARCH I'd, s45.
To tie Editor oj tas Nc.p. York Sun
SIk-pease disseminate our advertisements in your
SNya felr
cipe your part while you should take large sums
from US, advertising our business IN its columns, you
sonj 10 suit some purpose knawn YOURSELF make
this morning most base and malicious attack all en-
gagged the passenger business in this city, and one which
you cannot prove, far arc concerned.
We are, Sir, yours.
j. McMURRAY,
JNO. HERDMAN,
w. l. J. II. TAPSCOTT,
ROCHE, BROTHERS co.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-07

rr. ss5ser;5ef' writes from NV Haven u ASKING
RS TO refresh the public recollection on 'ae VI W
,,c,,ra-,er of The Pennsylvania Legislature which in
Isss chartered the u. 5. Bank State ins'u!ien 10
reply we will b.ehy that 'be House was Wing, or
raber Anti Masonic having been elected by the Wolf aud
Nuhenbsrc sp opposite party but the Senate was
of the Jackson Van Buren, party Eight OF the Senators
-, that party with the Wings charter The Bank,
I'm, were denounced Tor and excomSI uncasd by heir
party We coGsider this ecbarter OF the Bark, whether
for good or evil substantially AatJackon measure as
clearly It's original creation in 1916 act Of he De-
ocracc party The CT rec:arter ing may have been
fpius;cca but we do not doubt that well intended
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US. SUPREME COURr....... March 4, ls4S
No S. Wm J. Minor ux, planufs in error, vs. J. III
error was continued by Mr. Walker against the nouona
concluded by Mr.. Webster in support of the same.
No g Tae u. :. Bank Ct al, app. vs.. David fest'i
heirs et al The argument OF this cause was coucrdedW
Mr. Sergeant for app.
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" For notice OF Farnhrn'; Trs.els in Oregon
Sye4ker Wiite', BY the Govrnc,,
&c. see fi.s, Page.
~ For Lere Fir,. Siss,,' Poe,n by Bulper-As,i-
cultural Improvements, &C., Last Page.
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pA. THOMAS SMITH, Esq. has, we unde.
stand, been appointed by the Secretary OF the Nav
10 be Chief Clerk of the Department, Sice Mr'
SIMMs, deceased. Nat. Int
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r Mr. " CLlREHueH, assisted by the Misses
Cumming as Vocalists and by Mr A. Philips on
the Piano, will give Musical Entertainment at
the Apollo concert room, 4lO Broadway, this even
ing, in which great number Of the most admired
Scottish Songs and Melodies will be given. We
canno, doubt that it will attract as are sure it
will reward, large auditory.
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Court calendar Thi. Day.

CIRCUIT Counr.-Nos. 33, 81, l4l, 159, l6l
1873, 119, 95,s 15e, 81, SO, LAG, l25, 1876, l5S
l29.
COMMON PLEAs.-Nos. "a, AZ, 47,-6S, 80, 49,
28. 80. 80, %. SO, 95, 80.
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% We are Indebted to Hon. Mesvs. D. D. BARNARD, NJ !.
FLLnoxx and H. VAN RENSSELAER,, for valuable Public
Documents.
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p The store of Mr., G. ". oe,.n, a, Deep
Creek, Va, wss burned down, with all its con
tents, few nights since. Loss 81 500.
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rMLApzteHA, The Tribune may be eoa.aeu
frcm E. W. Carr i. the Office OF the FORUM oHe'-u''
n, Tsoy frosa Alfred Saith
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lr We wi have al additional supply OF Nc. Of The
= ANGLO AMERICAN aAeAzisE on Wednesday morning
Copies OF No. may still obtained a, The Tribune Office