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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-10-26

The Committee on Swine, at the Cat.
tie Show nt Andover, remark in their re-.
port that they "lamen, to see that olhc'
animals Of inferior worth have usurpod a
place in the affections Of the people, t.
which the swine is a stranger Instances
Of this may be- seen in the preference fo'
the dog and the Cat. The Committee do
not mean To be dog-matical, aud they
have 40 intention Of delving into the
mysteries Of Pusey-isn,, but they cannot
be blind to the fact that the canine and
feline races, inferior as they nre in use'
fulness to our swinish frieads, are treatet
with far greater Difference and respect
The former nre made the companions o
man in his wsnderings and at his domes
tic iresihe, while 10 the latter, virtue IL
emphatica!!y it own reward. The for
mer a,e pampered and INDUCED by man
aud fondled and caressed by woman. -
BW what lady is ever seen ionding AZ
Innweaned pig Alnst nobody caresses
a pig, nobody loves u pig-unless he II
roa Aed.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-10-26
The CeltJraisd Pine 1T CunJcrIapd Lodge,

The Celtbreisd Pine 1T Cumberland Lodge,
in Hindsor Park.-rhls extraordinary vlne
supposed TO be The larees, in the world, viii
this yenr produce more 'han It's usual nhul,
dant supply OF fruit. it now confirms X35C
lunches Of grapes, each averaging one pound
weight, thus yielding upwards of ton Of i'
rare and highly appreciated fruit. lts length
is now under the skllIuI cul'ivs,'on OF Mr.
Ingram. her Msjesty's gardener, l3o feet, and
ITS width I6. extending over space Of up
wards Of 22O0 superficial feet. II has now
been planted 40 years, md has ever beer
greatly priced by the Sovereign.-Londor
Standard.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-10-26

We ask the attention Of our readers TO
the following correspondence, which we
cannot better introduce to our readers
than in the following remarks from The
N. Y. Tribune TO the chief ground,
Of loco Foco assault on our present mod
crate, wisely adjusted and efficient Wing
Tariff efficient equally for Revenue and
Prot G ction-is tho vociferous assertion
tha, il is a high Tariff, a Probibiiory end
erclusively Protected Tariff, tho Wings
fof the South have been especially COM
pelled 10 bear the odium Of sustaining
such a Tariff or 10 disspate the misreP.
re- sc ntation industriously disseminated by
its enemies. The latter they have done
by showing repeatedly that the present
Tariff is not nearly so high as that Of 1929,
which was concocted by Silas Wright,
voted for by Martin Van Buren & Co.,
and cluimed as a Jackson Tariff Blu,
the Loco Focos Of the Planting States,
as here, insist that the Wings are in favor
of much higher, even Prohibiiory, duties
Thereupon, the Editor Of the Herald, q
Wing paper just established a. La
Grange, Co., appealed to MIR. Clay for
his views on the subject, to which he
responded as below, showing that he il
in favor of sustaining The PRESENT Tariff
and that, so far from contemplating higher
and higher Duties, he believes the con-
tinual and rnpid progress Of our Manu-
factures tends ever to diminish instead Oi
incre asing the necessity for decided Pro-
tective Duties. Such il doubtless the
fact. We trust those who declai'n
against Mr.. Clay's high Tariff policy,
because he insists on the principle oi
Disc rimiuaiion in behalf of our Home
Labor, will read the following, end calm.
ly answer to themselves why and wherein
his views are excepiionable.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-10-26

The u. &. Gazette nominntes JoHH Sen
osAsr, of Philsdelph as the Wing car
diJs,c for tho Vice Presidency. and has
placed his name with That Of flESRr Clay
a, the head Of its columns.
There is no better man than John Ser
peant. We shall be sst,sfed with either
Sergeant or Davis.-M In Tact, any candl'
date that may be nominated BY the National
Convention, who will prove true to the pr'n-
ciples of the Wing party. No other than
such man, will, we trust, be selected.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-10-26

The Past 10 The Fuine.- We learn
that lille architectural soIemnity has
been performed this morning, at The top
of the Trinity church tower, or belfry ;
the present top that is, being the point
TO which the building of the tower has
been carried. An ancient coin has been
deposited in the mason work nt the arch
of the great window-dou6llcss to cause
great wondernent, centuries, hereafter,
when perchance il may be found and
submitted 10 The inspection Of then exist
ing nn,iquaries. The description Of the
coin given to Us in these words.
"A very rare Hungarian coin, struck
A. j.. 1902, on occasion OF the convert
ing of eighty Turks by Cramn'ibus Kow-
i,z, Archbishop Of Pulk. Dug up re-
Gently by an American traveller, who
hns been offered for il a hundred trucks"
equal to fifty dollars. Nv Y. Conn.,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-10-26
ASHLAND, Sept. l3, l843.


DEAR Cir IL received your favor,
addressing some inquiries to me, in res
pect TO the policy OF protecting American
Interests. On that subject ] have very
frequently publicly expressed my senti-
menis, within the las, two years. in the
Senate Of the United States, early last
year, fully expressed my views, and
what saio was published. About the
same time, | communicated them in the
answer which traDsmi,icd to letter,
addressed to me, by n Committee Of The
Legislature Of New York, which was
also published. ] again expressed my
opinion in reply to letter which ro-
ceiyed from a fellow citizen Of Pbiladel-
phia, requesting me TO state the principles
Of the Whig party. A statement Of them
as understood by me, was accordingly
made, aud il is now conspicuously pub
lisbed at the head Of many newspapers.
The last expression Of my opinion is con-
tanned in a letter which ] recently ad-
dressed TO Nashville, and Of which ! now
transmit you copy. Ifyou had seen
these various expressions OF the opinions
which hold on the subject Of your letter,
! presume you would not have deemed il
necessary TO address me.
The sum aud substance Of what ] con.
ceiyo 10 be the true policy OF the United
Stntes, in respect to Tariff, may be
b,ie1y stated. In conformity with the
principle announced in the compromise
act, | think, that whatever revenue is
nee essary 10 an economic nj and honest ad-
ministraiion Of the General Governmen nj,
ought to be derived from duties, imposed
on foreign imports. And ] believe that
IN establishing n Tariff Of those duties,
such discrimination ought to he made,
rs will Incidentally afford reasonable pro.
lection TO our national interests.
! think there is no danger Of a high
tariff being ever established tina, Of 1898
was emioen,ly deserving that denomina-
ton. / was not in Congress when u
passed, and did not vote for ii ut,wiih
It's history, and with the circumstan nee,
which gave birth to it, ! am well nc.
quain,ed. They were highly discredita'
BILE to American Legislation, and i hops
Tor its honor, will never be again repeated
Amer my return TO Congress IN 1891
my efforts wore directed 10 the modiica
ton and reduction Of the rites Of du,,
contained in tho oct Of 1923. The nc
Of i832 greatly reduced aud modi6e'
them and the act OF 1888, commonl
called the compromise act, still turtle
Il reduced aud modified them. The &C
which passed at the Extra Session ,
is4i, which ! supporied, was con6nc
to the free articles. | had resigned IN
sea, in The Senate when the act Of i8<
passed. Genrfslly, the duties which
imposes, are lower than those 10 tho a,
Of 1882. And without intending TO g,
press any opinion upon every item 9th
los, tariff, | would coy, that i think th
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-10-26

Launch cftpo more .Nep York Packet SiiPs.
The new packet ship Prince Albert ~a'
launched on Monday, at Now York. She 10
100 tons burihen, and is intended To take W."
place Of tho Ontsrio, in Mcssrs Grinncll, Min.
turn & Cos London line Of packets. She 's
to sail on tho LIST Of Dec. under command o'
Capt. WIN. :. sebor.
The now pOrkc, ship Yorkshire was TO b"
launched yesterday, 25th. She rs 1850 tons
burthen and !, to take the place Of the South
Amoriss, in the old line Of Liverpool packets
Her day ofsaiIng is on the 18Th Of January
n,,,, under command or Capt d Z Ba'ls), o'
the eos'h America.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-10-26
OF MASSACHUSETTS.

A sound National Currency, regulated by ths
Will and Authority oft Nation:
An Adequate Revenue, with Fair Protection
TO American Industry;
Just restraints on tho Executive power, ON
brucing further Restriction on ths eSer
else Of the Vetoi
A faithful Administration ofthe Public Domain
with an Equitable Distribution Of ths pro-
ceeds of the Sales Of il among all the
States.
An Honest and Economical Administration oi
the General Government, leaving Public
Officers perfect Freedom Of 'rhonght, and
ofthe Right of Suffrage; but with suitable
Restraints against Improper Interference
in Elections.
An Amendment of tho Constitution, limiting
the incumbent Of ths Presidential Office
to Single Term. II. CLAY.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-10-26

Singular If 7rm.-An exchange says, ths,
on one OF the principal ihoroughIores ncros'
the Green M MouptniDs in Vermont, in ascend.
ing you pass three public houses, the fret o
which is KEEP, by Mr.. Chaseum, the second BY
Mr.. Keicbum, and the third by Mr. K'llun.--
IN descending on the other eide OF the noun
tain, you pass three other toserns one IL kep
by Mr.. Lord. one by Mr.. Angel, aud one b,
Mr.. Deyel. If there Is any thing IN names
we doubt IL the traveller would, like Paul
when be came in sight OF The Three Taverps,
thsuk God snd take courage Otive Branch
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-10-26

A bachelor in Pittsburgh picked up a
thnmble. He stood for some nome nis
medi,ating on the probable beauty Of the
owner, when he pressed it TO his lips and,
exclaimed-"Oh Tint you were the fair
check of the owner ~ Just rs he had
finished, big wench looked out Of an
upper window and said Boss, jis please
TO lrow dat are fimble Of mine IN The entry
Il list now drapt it " The bachelor is
said TO have tainted on the spot.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-10-26

= To oRRnsrospEsrs.--"W II. T. of
Norwich City, Con, will please no, ssnd us
any more Of hi. po,tical .fnsions unlsss he
pays the postage sc.--And If he has nothing bot
ter to send than tho piece jus, received. no
may as we'll save himself tho trouble, ~ we'll
as his money We don't mind paying post
age for any thing that is istoisrable, but tho eau-
sion alndcd to is truly shocking to the muses.
--[Ed. Herald.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-10-26

Coon Russ For the safety Of psssen.
gers on Rat Rosds, the following resolutions
ough, TO be strictly adhered to -
| !. No person must stand on the platforms
= No person nUst get oot of tlIs cars sx
cepi at such stations a. the coOdUctUr wil
designate.
3 All directions given by tho conductor
mus, DC strictly observed.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-10-26

Tb. Otsego Republican contains a .inte-
ment, supported by ailidaviis sworn TO bsioro a
Justice of ihs Peace, which wo think out
pofatoes all creation. Mr.. David d. Shepherd,
of oi.ego, proves as aforsssid, that on the THIRD
day of this present month, be did between
O'Clock, A. N. and fr.en minutes past 2 r.
NJ "pul the vine, dig aud pick up hree hus.
tied and SIR bushels # potatoes.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-10-26

Tho Portland Advertiser informs us, tba,
about ihiriy cords Of birch wood is on the ca.
nnl on it, way 10 Lynn and Ipswich, for iha
purpose Of boing cut inio shoe pegs. Eaongh
've should thirk to fiv.t tho Hacsr faHdingS
of an creaiiou for OF least iwsl's calendar
~ ,uths 10 c,bis
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-10-26
Lines written by q Lady,


temperance, and addressed to friend VIII
told her she "wn' almost m"nomannc on 'h
,,s strong hut oon. too strong. II in ono O
the very hast ,smporsnco piece. we have seen
70, i, bo r,ad over and over again.
Go, feel what have iolt,
Go, boar what have borne
And the cold nr,ud wo,ld's sco,n--
Tim. ,,ru,yle nm from v,or to yeor.
Thv ,o,n relief tho caldin, t,ur.
Go, weep as ! have wept,
Der loved fathers fail,
Youths sweetness turned To gall,
Hopes faded flower strcw d all the way
That led mo up 10 woman's dav.
Go, kneel m have knelt,
Impiore, bcseech and pray
Strive the bcsotted hsnrt to melt
The downward course Ia stay
De cast, with bitter curse, aside,
Thy prayers burlosqn'd, thy tears deted.
""' "'"o ~"e'e nave s'o""'
Hh" sc" '"o s'one man Do"
WI" gnaso'"s toeth' Ups oa'"ed IN o'ood'
Ana cold ana hv'" brow;
TO- eaten ms w""dnr'as g'anoe and 500
There mirror ms SOU misery
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M.,L bs, d;mm,d .v.. Ina, r,,r,ow'd b,ow
Tbs s,av ,bn, s,rs,ks bor dark hair oow.
uo, ,,;l' ,,os, r,,m. h., ,,smhl;,, i;uh
And uacs N. ,,io b.eL n him
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-10-26

LETTER FROM Mr.. CLAv.--..Soe preceding
colun rs for letter from Mr.. Clay.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-25
Jn Serure Art and Mind.

This dscdedlT OF Tie mot Gfau!u' snu 70 n
voInms Tor YouSG PEOPLE especially ever SsneG IRON
rca-csn Prsss We should like give readers lew
zrrscts from H. with one Two OF h5 numerous pict9fa
J NJ, rirh1ut dong great injustice the whole work
e viii therefore recommend ali who are IN m want ant Of .soyS
G ransnr interest and gaueone that VIII Eue and Prov
~ - Es rnilv circle when the eph-ueral tIasn Of the
Ss b!s psssed away and togot. purchase sse
VondersR One Of the Rev ewefs OF this work IL !s.e
S-yyYork Pager. appropriately teas:i; me
5osted Of their SEVEN WoSDERs but M seaTss new aa
invuabls wo.k viii prove, that We ModeEns can BOAST oil
OF the above works IS beautifully printed ard
astrated and put up richly ornaIn-ned bindings his}
dsnriny rhsp as sprndid presents Tor young people
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Schools; = Agents of Newspapers and Periodicals. ~
postmastes and booksellers Throughout the country iI re-
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No letter Will be taken from ts once unless post paid
a. Inns E. WALKER Goa ia tq!!on ~, NsWI Ieis'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-25
RICH AMtJSINGAND INSTRUCTIVE BOOK.
III.
sEARs,s BIRLE BIOGRAPHE Y.

From The Nec- York PoughHtepste Ie!egIapE.
Among The multitude OF Books various IN their cntrac-
Ter as in trr external appearance which constantly ssus
from the press pleasant point 70 one OF req vcs ana
e and spirit: b.; s;lpa5y IN Is
tendency and influence sach the COOK 70 hic w. Tooo
sp noT s and gaals who are soc:o0s for the moral
weltsTe OF tssi cildee and wards Ihis woik contains
ss.,s eensSns9 IN the scpurs from John the Bsp,st
With sketch Of The human life Of ths HedseEs! ana dssei
Ste1estng 70 the Christian The whole lustEsad BY about
five hundred engaynss many Of them heantn executed
I, handsomely beund IN cieh and glt ard sold al The low
price Of s. 50.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-25
yOE. zEz. no. 2ee.

but If other sentiments, particularly PRIDE, restrain
him, then he NAV be found The votary OF the
gass,ttng table The spirit of intrigue with It's
cautious cunning, while it checks somewhat the
individual in whom it is active, from tear OF
losing his money, delights nevertheless III thus
kind Of excitement, and when excited and I'M
PEELED by blind enthusiasm, the chances are
that it seeks vent or satisfaction IN the entlclng
hazards OF the gambling table.
These passions must also produce singular ey-
cesses IN generosity and meanness, but if cupid
ity be strong passion. rneanness, with strong
and hypocntica professions Of chivaLric geneIo.
s:;y and Devotion, VIII be the general rule Of con-
duct. 80 the attentive observer various curious
developments and effects OF the compound ac-
ton CT these t~o passions are apparent IN Bulls
playing, bis address, his general management
with the public, &c. &c, but &c Will not enter
INTO details
20 sum up by general opinion Of him as an
Artist, we will state that he does not possess that
pure inspiration, that exalted passion which con-
stitute Genius he Is impassioncd, enthusiastic,
and effective by fragments; great in execution
though often from mere physical force-and al
though the fire OF his zeal approaches to, and may
have, 10 most persons, the appearance OF true
genius; yet II IS not.-A gulph hes between them.
In another article we will, with permission,
analyze critically his execution, and his compost
tlons. A.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-25
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LITERARY ADVERTISEMENTS.

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cent e annum Constructed on plan. showing the IN
ses both for $50 DAYS and 36o days 10 The p Geo
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New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-25

~ The Invisible Wig so closely resembles the
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New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-25
ro,,. c.o,,r.p5,s poudra sub,ils

~ DR.. Felix Gouraud's Poudrs subtile
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e Jutt received. serersi 4ew patterns Of EeEsn
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% Britannia Ware by ship shetaeld,-
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New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-25

u Hoaltn Quiet, and Conso&rs.-iihs & ,,,ds. Ora.
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msJats vicinity of the principal steamboat landings ITS
an and gss % , 1 m inSIs s ploep % s
clujinc entirely Animal Food and smuans OF OIL KINDS
srges moderate lud ever effort made 10 reh-r BorIers
comfortable Shower Baha free Remember SO barcey
,aat jy2
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-25

rLANGE TYRE IRON-The subscribers have
Z inst received from Amess Iron Works S4lisbaIy o9a.
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