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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-15

HOBOkEN.-lncreascd aIracuons.-Free In.
strumenta Concerts, the Pavilion of the Elysnn
Fields every afternoon supcrh Brass Band will be- IN at
tendance on me a, in front Of the Pavilion and perform
e;y of and popular AIRS oyerures, marches &c &c
cry cannot fail the pleasure derived yisit
this very itvofite
Ire -rry boats ply Hoboken from Barclay Canal and
CHRISTOPHER streets Fare only s. cents. auI IS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-15

WIrH INTRODUCTION, Treating of the present state Of
the Science Of Political Economy and the adaptation
Of lis Principles 10 the Condition of our Country
and The upb,.t!ding Of It's Prosperity.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-24
Things ia PniladeIphia.
OF The Neiv.YorA Tribune.


PHILADELPHIA, May 23-P.M
AHRvtLs-We had several foreign arrivals yesterday af
ternoon three OF which hrougb.a large number ol Gemaa
aud Irish emiglants l. the Schuylk;i alone, there wet
not less t1H ilVa.y all OF which engaged in e coal
trade, The whlrves prtseDtcd lively Appearance today
and noticed as rrnch Hour on hani as there sF
pears to BE- present. This article continues dull at 81 Il?
prrbarei aIG but li;r demanded. Starr Morton recrr
we'd fresh supply this moriHg, and Immediately stood
awny Ia conversation with deputy flour inspector he as
sEed me- although The very stood Iang before bin
that Hour Sas scarce aud in re9ue,t selling readily :?
u 90 THIS nan ,cas appointed 10 Office by Dcrtd n,
Porter
FCN IS SroaE.0n Saturday mex, rich scene wi rasf
place III our Criminal Court the case Of William Whit
E.l coming up before tie judge. informed that af
has several OF the eminent legal the Fh'lf
deipfa Bar engaged all Of whom differ from the strange
conrs@ pursued by Judges Joaes aad Parsons.
fIaEi !s afternoon abou, O'clock, FIRE broke oas
~ the southwestern pl!t of the city, wh.c burning pp
10 the hour Of closing ~ P. VI.
Oar Stock Ma ket to-day has been rather calm, the storm
having omcwhat snb,idcd The sales limited WIZ
but iiing change In prices Pennsylvania Elves PFo'ea
aud was brrn al 49, United States Bank shares we're
offered At 81 but 81 demanded. The following aGsacIa
took place $1,000 Cincinnati Water Works Bonds At
. silffs Lehgh Coal AID Navigation Company at ~; %
dg o.ther! Ba1s Gf kentucky So 10 do Farmer $50
Mechanics Bank ., 81 :; DO Philadelphia al 81: " %
,lechtpics btk It i9i; do Schuylk Navigation Il 3'I
$50 Cl.ard Bank Notes 81; S2lC0 Pr!nsyyaaa F''
5of at 70; $500 Leiyh Sizes 1873 at 81; 200 shares or
lard BlGk at
Exchange Mobile has improved ,ri.,e-it Is now asa
II II! a IL per cent. discount, by desirCs,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-24

II O. DAVIS, Wing P. NJ. at Ncwburgh, aP-
pointed by John Tyler, has been removed by HIM
and James Belknap, Van Buren, Loco Foco.
(partner in the lumber business of Hon, J. C.
Clinton, NJ. c. appointed in his stead There
was no Tyler man in the place, 50 Van Buren
man had to be taken.
RANSOM BrRnSALL has in like manner been re-.
moved at Elmira, Chcmung Co and Leri. J.
Cooley appointed. We don't chronicle the little
changes. Go ahead. John! Be assured that
every Wing within your reach al heart loathcs
and dospises YOU, and treat them accordingly
We like TO see them unmuzzcdl
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-24
From ne journal Of cOmmeroe q fyes'efday.

Tur TAniyr-We learn from Boston that the ieacing
manufacturers have length fecome thoroughly Sa'i,o
that Protection delnsion Thcy have discoYrftd i'=
ods can he made cheapy ia this country as any o'
fha, here the manufacturers have oCd cheaper than any
where else ia the world and all they want free
which viii give them cheap irop, cheap heSp ehea "
aad molasses cheap every hing which they IS ai' 20
and The whole world foT market We undtTs si' "
these views have actually been expressed IN 'il -
Webster Grrat is truth. Protection rs no, ''r
Ia, BEEN cracked up IN be-. Instead Of bei9g u,
hl I' , S ,be p.,io, &c II and National Bank have
been represented actually get aio9g without th o.
them, and upon the whole better u'1' ~ w ''
Oar Las, stea, enemy is killed.
NJ The foregoing statement IS gwen as a mat
ter Of undoubted truth, within the personal know
ledge of the Editors. Now, Mcssrs. of the Jour
nal, we charge that the material portion Of that
statement, to wit: ''that the leading manmfacfu-
rers hare at length become thmoughtY satished
thai Protection is n delrSion,' is FI.AGRANT IN
Truth. We ask you, We DARE you, to attemptio
substantiate it by evidence. You profess to be
Christians and men Of truth the statement you
have here made on an important point Is easily
susceptible of proof If it be true. We charge that
it is false, and we challenge YOU ;oattcmp: to sub
stantiate it. What must be your standing IN the
community Il you neglect TO DO 50
Bear IN nlnO INC question lS DDt Wbctbei I'i-
tain Manufacturers are now so firmly established
in New England that they can be sustained
against all Foreign rivalry under very moderate
duty on imports (; the friends Of Protection have
always contcnded that It's effect would be to re-
duce the cost Of the Protected articles below what
they could DC under Free Trade. The Free Ira
ders have denied this, and insisted that he cfact
of Protectire duty IS ineeitGb!y 10 increase by
so much the cost Of the article. The iallacy OF
this assertion is now 50 fagrant-it stands out so
fagran,ly on the face Of every Price Current
that It's authors have been obliged to shit their
ground and now, because Protection has had the
very effect its advocates predicted, and It's oppo
nents denied, of reducing prices, the Free Ira
dcrs come up on a new tack, and say, "There !
what need Of Tariff? We now manufacture
as cheap as any body can" This chcnpness
might have been worth something to them if it
had been realized under Free Trade, and not
der Protection.
Again we pronounce the primary assertion OF
the Journal Of Commerce quoted above a fragrant
and most pernicious untruthwc believe 1t will
full and wicked onc-and we ask the Editors OF
Boston and Lowell to favor us with inform1tlon
on the subject. This is most important matter,
and shall thus be treated VIII our friends in
Boston and its vicinity be good enough to trans,
NIT us some evidence with regard to 1t
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-24
An ynsriyue ExpioHra.

The Cincinna.; Gngette. refcyr;nr N cnrr,o,
rcpor, that Hon. Jo,N Mclean of Ohio is to be
brouqht out rs Wing candidate for President.
as,;tsd,v observes.
Who sre the supposed projectors Of IN, mysterious plan,
whs' may @ be ,Se,T r. 'Sg & we s3?n'5 SSns Mr. Mr. do "
Know lsou authority which cl,.no, ee questioned ,l
]adgs NSlrsa ,, ha no ka'~sdSS OF any snSn d aG
qasr,es msy which would mike h;,o eani,.;e tie
: '''"'''' . : s''',~---------------,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-24

u a sale Of very rare and costly English
Books will take place this evening at the sales
room OF Bangs, Richards 4 PIatt Some of the
works have never before been offered for sale in
this country, and most Of them are elegant edi.
tons
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-24
EnurfcriSm.

a;.o,.;-,. u, personal
p-'J.1'e0 r-e canno,
.-''''.es' National
iniaglle iia' ou' Op'ii'''is aa,.oc,.e.
ba'lh i'd'' - ~ |.,' NV r,l,,-rr arc
o. ss'el.iA'-e ~ '1,'-o pc;o;on .,d
az p'i's, -, 49,. ~, - 20
/ t'ie lac' ''i''' '''S - '''''' .,::.,..
Oh o'Aef 'ta''''S 49, l-''''',
to -AssociaIoi'' D'<4,s '..1 -.
nonS' D4n. . i'o' 4u,'' 49,, = -
''e eoi''i''o,1s ~ vi ',''e'
'eFes 10 IT. nc', way ''i-i.,o "IA'.I' = o..i,Ae
liesS - ing D'''.'' - ~. -'.'' 80
assai''' u nv aos. - ,.'.'- -,,',,
Dot 'n' ios' e',4.'9 "s"' - . pm '-' -
error win reg S'i'' - -NSs'o-o''g'-, 81 iii
tinr el. t.a stocA- norsy.r.s. concern ace
shaii he glad 70 kao II and Pies ourselves to erye err
@ ~ene;. 5.e,s Of naakd Accordiag to h- piaa a, pre-
PROPOSED tits intended 20 daw away from the ,sag
eoio'.ed stT6l, ,oas r,oay by reyia mon thai
portion oi sogIs'y hat doe not 'fiag 70 tr Joi stGn
I.b@ii n;ircl or el1 in eo,,.tee " oa.c!zs;ag a
e IS hey car Ard selling ., much as 2ss~g.e dfs""s
a.. o1..-ao.. l., ~ NV, ort
VI
80 '''p' : '',,'''5 w -.
exainp'e ilc'e a,i aSsoeia''''i % S'''i' W. ''
dred persons 20 pe uilii''@'''t ~ ~ 5.'
thousand or so nave purchiseo d 'id'' u -
acres OF land, nearly al "lio, ana 10" I'i''I'C'-
next to "oth"g. ms iain 'ney fi3'e u
to convert as last as 'liey c'ii ii'o e.'' ''',-
highty cultivated DOMAIN ''s' -'i- ~ ''','''
the estate o. an Lnghsh hoo!eihan'--a 'i'''ei %
thHit ana prosperous ihdus'fy ieF ''l 'i'' 'o''i'
round Instead oi producing r'oo worm d Pli'e-
boards, shingles ana potatoes Is nov" ''i'.' mop
% prooace on II s''o'''o worm O ''i'''' 'u''''
Scgeteo'es' "''cA' &C pr mum i -" 90
ieiae'--'S ''''i any I'M
my .'t1''- - gu''a W
CANT etliice' iitcu 'o' ''.e u
number, each person beng secured enorc Scciu-
1on from all others eXcep' at ms OF ''cr own ie'
sure h's' securing '',e @fe"'eS' ecoiio"3 ~
N cost o owlding' IN cooking ~c.' "c'-''Ire'
or tour large kitchens answering 10 'oIce OF 'ou'
hundred small ones IN our present o'o'' : u ''"
ilfes warming eaci 'ooi'' u "',Nsn'' - Pup
temperature without 'he tfono.c OF Sl'cc'di '''i
separate care ana 'e" quahiicu pIsoi'7 '''-
pa.. r,. sno ,,ndor ,r,o ;so.,od s,s.c,
horc;n ccor,,;pr "a the aid nrovcrb) tho y;ctuays
wherein ccoi oi"@ 10 's %" t''''e'"/ ''I
ei'ai ''ou scfics ,.io o''e'' 'ii'l' - c.a
~, -. H. ho,,
ross;bc Ednc,,;on for admits IS well as children
,,ndcr ,bc;r own roof wbcr, the parents may wit.
ne.s and s,,rc in tho tcacbinr of ,bcir children
,bcro J,octn,es pc,dinre &c will he oiven on
every evening if desired: ard Chemistry. Arri.
cuture Music. &c. Sc. will be REGULARLY taught
hv those hest oualfcd-not en- The five. dollar
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-24

We call the attention Of the lovers Of Sacred Music
20 l- Coacert 10 be gwen the Second Ffe. Congres
tion1 Church corner Of chfyse aud D,Iancr ti,
("ed1esdag) evening The Slo.ie i, principally new srv.
ar Of the Solos Dne,t' ehorusses &c. aeyer having bee.
heretofore snn@ IN thf United sttes Tho Choir Of rh
Church viii be assisted by thr Tabernacle Singer wir
'nl Instrumental o.eheea- The HrrcHfysoS FAMILY
vail duiE he eveniag, sing several Of ter nost approved
and pleasing melodies: their singing alone Is worth dsnb,e
.he price oi a ticket. See Advertisement.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-24

1uE Ngw JERSEY MURDERs-Up to ouF
latest dates, this horrible ransacton still re-
mans IN utter mystery. The story that 'ne
wounded boy had made certain important deye-
opements, turns out TO be false. He knows nothing
0! the butchcry, and cannot remember snse
tact calculated to fix suspicious upon any Ps'gn Ss
bloody deed was generally credited, and mostloud.
y INSISTED upon has been subjected to long ana
searching examination, but nothing to warTaa
ms committal was made out Two or three osbe,s
have been arrested. examined and dischafeedt
ana we believelt the intention Of the proseenhns
ofhcer 70 canvass the ncighborhood, fearlesal'
patiently, and thoroughly; and if By this eomss,
the guilty individuals shall not be discovered, ..
east another and scarcely less important o?ts.
Will be accomplished viz: the removal ol ll'
painful suspicion which now attaches to the con-.
munlty In whose midst this most appalling trage'y
was enacted. Sussex Register, 22d
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-24
corrt calendar-THl, DAY.

~. Is D. g. IS 93 IT, ls5. I..'
80 - Il3 S. 50. ia. lsl, la. 77. e4, %, l2o.
Co,so, PLEAs-Nos 49, So, 10 a3 q, % To- - H.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-24

NR. WERsrER's srsEeu.--We understand that
an cdiiion Of Mr. "ebster's speech wll soon be
published IN pamphlet, as prepared by himself.
He VIII doubtless take. occasion to introduce va
rietE' OF statistical and other matter connected
with the subject. bot which from its unsuitable
ness to the occasion, he did not introduce INTO the
speech when delivered.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-24

~ For Letter on the Sulphur Springs ef.1Fon Letter
from Cincinnati and ether interesting matter SEE
" For Song of the Wcshinetonions 0y bH'i''s@'
doeurnsut On Foreign amigrctioa The H''G"o "h' ''
Ar,ps Items see Last Page.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-24

III. WlscHEsTER publishes this morning
Kate IN Search Of Husband u and his Month.
y New World Supplement-, for June containing
the current numbers Of FIVE of the most popular
British Novels
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-24

j. The Hraid's reporter at Baltimore did him
self the honor to write letter to Mr.. Webster
which, of course, Mr.. ". did himself the honor
not to notice. In the first paragraph he tells him
that Mr.. Coleman had IN his behalf seen sereral
members Of the Committee : in the second he
apologies for writing TO Mr.. W. by saying that
he had been unable to ascertain ,ehetter there is
GDy formally organised Committee" :" The man.
for his life, couldn't stick to the truth through
single letter.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-24

ARREsr-CaPt. Dugsin, OF the ship Courier,
and Mr.. Grinncll, his mate, were yesterday exam
med at the U. S. Commissioners Office and held
to bail, charged with cruel and unusual conduct
towards man named Gilbert, cook OF the vessel.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-24

TIE MuRDgnERs OF THE ADAasEs.-The Nss
Orleans Courier has information from "asthns
Ton Parish, that the Sheriff, with his deputies, r.
paired to arrest the ten individuals implicated y
the late murders in that parish, and that aPsa
their approach the ringeaders disappeared, aho h'
remainder of the party returned to Their occupa.
lions. Que; and order, says the Courler' 10"
prevail.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-24

NEw-l OK LycEra-Atthca annual election of
tlls Institution, held on Tuesday, the 9th instant,
the following gentlemen were chosen directors for
the ensuing year
Joha Q choeIss, Joha u. Knox, John l. salisbury
ysFnss ? L'lammeed. Ro5-rt y. Rod-saa Rensselrf <
: taVeas t-o=e tIi:ofa H-.iry B. Dl,ssori ~r Srar
re1sio1 Hisbroaek Ds.=i Breed, Cyrus Lawt5n,
Al subsequent meeting of the Directors. the
following named gentlemen were chosen as execu.
i've officers:
FOR Co;neitlgrs-Eion. Tbeodorp Frrlinghuysea Hon.
hgi-' n tIsiansh Hon BENJAMIN F. Butler R.y Jam,
aiinoI. D. Rev Thomas Dew:rt D. D. R-v sp-.,csr \
eor, pa',d heaasdy. Esq, Francis Hall Es. jobs Fl.
Prssfaent-Rsr.Jeh 0. Choules
} zee Pyssifent-Georse GffTo,. ESQ
o"fTs Tno'csny SseretG-s--Fe Feneioa Hasbro1ck.
Recording seeretGry--RobeIt " Rodr,sn.
lfsrsssTer-Iohn [. Salisbury IT.. en-,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-24

MORE IYLERisN.-!fele learn from the last Dab
!onega Times that Paul Rossignol has heen 70 20
moved as President OF the Branch Mint in that
pace, m to make way for another member of the
Tyler family, Mr Cooper, a brother-in-law Of
=. Eooert yler, Jr. This is very ungratefu in Mr..
yier' but perhaps he did not know that Mr.. Ros-
signoi had previously turned Tyler man.
gusta [Ga.) Chronicle.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-24

u Gov. BoUcK has appointed James Kane o
Albany Indian Agent in place Of Isaac Denn,ssoN'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-24
Reputation Advancing.

u The Kalida Venture one of the ablcst and
most consistent Loco-Foco papers in Ohio, has the
followinp Editorial:
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-24

y THE HrTeHIxsos's sing for the last time in our
City tomorrow evening Their coace-s have been well
attended AID they have left decidedly f.yoabe impression
Of 'eir rnu-ieai taets Although have grea, number
vocal aud Instrumental musicians wii present We
'esFe The departure Of the Mountain singers trust, how
ever th-y iii meet elsewhere the success W. are ,b
val deserve LeS hear tfr,a Tomorrow ey-.
ias Their programme may be found in ano;her column
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-24

PEoFEs'on GHEENsaHSThis Distinguished lecturer On
+iocntion, who has golden opaioas from all ea.c
throughout rbe Atlantic cities gives MS l-ss READINGS sos
REcITAriovs al the Society Library this evening. The
Poga,e IS rich Containing seveel Of Iz most popuIa.
'ad thrilling pieces together with nuaber of huoroa. a.
iecoas- rlr= hoase viii undoubtedly be crowded. Ha
.si!s for England tomorrow IN the Gfea, Western
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-24

u The Loco-Focos OF Sussex CO. \. ]. [rt;sa;r
great strong, hold hold a Convention II Newton
to-day N opposition to the leaders who have at
tempted to sell them TO Ty!erisrn. We have heard
,hat they VIII probably nominate Gen. Cas- for
next President.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-24

u Hon. CHAElEs HrHFHREr OF Ithaca has been
appointed by the judges Clerk a, Albany of the
supreme Court OF Sew-york, vice Col. Paige.
superseded. William P Hallet at New-York
Hiram DEMO at Utica, and Jacob Sutherland a,
Geneva have heen reanoointed.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-24

xchange Mobile has improved trAe--i, Is now hsd
! IL per cent. discount by most desiers,
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-10-05
WOODSTOCK, VIRGINIA ocToBisR ; 1914
Yes but you, never alluded to such

Yes but you never alluded to such
subjects
true. And it was because / knew
that you could not feel any interest in
thetn.N / therefore eihet you where Won
could De met. But had and still lave
many friends whom | often meet, and
with whom often converse about social
and domestic duties. Mutually we
strengthen each others hands, and con.
firm each others wavering purposes
Very few such were numbered a.
mong my friends
More than you might be inclined to
think. Wealth does net NECESSARILY
make woman mere gli.terins insect
1t 10 intended to give her greater power
and to enable her to perform higher uses
lii socleiJ. There are those who under
stand this. and who feel deeply the re-
spons'blity of their station. know NO
men whose thoughts are rarely occupied
with reflections on their own elevated
position; who think mainly of the perfor.
nance OF duty, and who act we'll their
parts in society; and these are some of
the happiest women KNOW
'You surprise at the same time that
you CRAFTY me much,' Mrs. Merlin said
IN a cheerful voice, while there was
tone OF elevation and strength in her
countenance. The more | hear. and
see. and feel, satisfies ME that it was a
merciful providence that wrought a
change in my external circumstances
mo doubt it. But must break away
from you, Mrs. Merlin, although /
should feel interested were | to sit here
for hoirs: Several engagements remain
to be met this morning. But / will call
again right early, and then / shall insist
upon renewal of our intimacy, and u
pom plan of perfect reciprocity. /
trust that have learned to vaIue a true
heart above the glitter of gilded exteri.
orr
After Mrs. Hartley had gone away,
Cecilia sat for long time, CONTINUING
with her own heart. 1t was not pain,
lul communion, but fraught with hope.
She experienced an elevation of mind.
and strength of purpose, which p;roduc
ed a calnness that was soothing to her
spirit.
'Swee: indeed. are the uses of ADVERSE
ty,' she murmured in low half-audabIe
tone. and then with hight step and a
cheerful countenance resumed her daily
cares.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-10-05
TAKING THE CENSUS.
A SCENE IN ALABAMA,
BIZ II. Hooper, ESQ.

We rode up one day to the residence
ct a widow rather past the prime Of life
-Gust that period at which nature sup.
plies more abundantIy the oil which lu.
bricates the hinges of the female toneue)
and hitchng to the fence, walked into
the house.
Good morning, madam said we in
our usual bland, and somewhat insinua.
ating manner.
'Morin',' said the widow gruflfy.
Drawing our blanks from their case,
we proceeded-'I am the man madam,
that takes the sensus, and
The mischief you are!' said the old
termagant. yes, Eve hearn of you;
Parson W. told me you was coming, and
| told him j'st what tell you, that il
you said 'cl' th,' soap,' or 'chckens.' to
me, I'D set the dogs on We. Here Bull
here, Pomp!' Two wolfish ours respon-
ded to the call for Bull and Pomp, by
coming to the door, smelling at our feet
with a slight growl, and then laid down
on the steps. Now continued the ole
she ravage, 'them's the severest dogs in
this country. Last week Bill Stoneck-
er's two year old steer jumped my yard
fence, and Bull and Pomp TUX him by
the throat. and they killed him afore m v
boys could break 'em loose, TO save the
world
Yes, ma'am,' said we. meeklv; Bull
and Pomp seem TO be very fine dogs
You may well say that: what | tells
them to do they do-and if was to sick
them On your old horse yonder, they'd
eat him up afore you could say Jack
Robertson. And its jst what I shall do.
fyou try to pry into my consarns. They
are none OF your business, nor Van Blu.
ren's mother, reckon. Oh, old Van Bu-
rem. wish had you here. you old ras.
cal! I'd show you what-I'd-I'd make
Bull and Pomp show you how to be sen.
DIM out men to take down what little
stuff peoples got, jist to tax it, when ,ts
taxed enough a'readyn .,
All this time we were perspirino
through fear Of the fierce Guardians If
the old widows portal. At length, when
the widow paused, We remarked that
as she was determined not to answer
questions about the produce of the farm.
we would just set down the age, sex. and
complexion of each member OF her fami-
ly.
No such thing-you'll do no SIGH a
thing said she; sl've got five in fam
lily. and that's all you'll git fion me-
Old Van Buren, must have heap to do.
the drotted old william, to send YOU I'd
take down how old my children is. pye
got five'h family. and they are all be-
tween live and hundred years old, they
are ak plaguy sight winter than you,
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-10-05
From the Enquirer.
To The Democratic Members of the mem
House of Penrcee,,{of;,,oe.

House Of Representatives:
Gentlemen: notice in a New York
papersCI believe the Express the follow
ing paragraph, which beg leave to sub
NIT to your attention:
."7Ae SpeaSersh,P Of The ne,o House of Rem.
reseftofivss. The honorable Dixon Il: Lewis.
of Alabama, IS spoken at as the next Speaker
of the House of Representatives, and he is
well qualified for that distinguished position,
and may possibly be elected by the aid of
Southern WING members, who. being unable
to have Speaker Of their own, may prefer
Mr.. Lewiston account of his Southern princi-
pies, to Northern man. Mr.. Lewis is man
ofgrest ability. and devoted friend of MIR.
Calhoun. He viii, doubtless, find formida.
BILE opponent in MIR. j.. w Jones, of Virginia,
who has already been the candidate Of his
party, though defeated one. Mr.. Jones
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