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New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-24
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TN PURSUANCE of an Order OF the Surrogate
OF the County Of NV: York notie i,cr -ren 10 3ll
persons Having raitiS -AilSt Edward L. SEnuers the
city Of Ner-i o, grocer deceased m same. WITH
the vouchers thereof the subscribers No Is Rivn.ou
,tuet corner Essev street tia CITY Ne, York unof
before the 30th day Of june 3ij. Dated &ewi orb 2.tt
,Iay OF Dec.m.er 1879.
susAE SUMMERS. ,,oiri..-,,o,.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-24

IN PURSUANCE of an Order Of the surrogate :,
o the County Of NewYok, NOTICE Is hereby gwen % i,t
Ssw.Y5rk widow, deceased present the sane, wan ii
vouchers thereof tie subscribers. az y IL ,ni1ti
ina he 6h y Of October ucNt. Dated \e"-l JEi, The 'ih
lav al April 1888 a Il. THOMSON, Administrators.
az, is,,fn JAMES BkE AK
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-24

Arlpl ~ AEGa ot an Order Of the Surrogate
:" M 2uut{ g N-v- ork notice Is hereby .,iy ~ ill
tsD5: Ia H& claims sairs David Powell acao h
-. .E c'fl:.r !Fee. e.sed 10 present ta same ,yrIs
, iilaIns No 265 Madison street IN rt. - samuel
"a "a of osI3ie ne Sth day OF August next D,ad %
81 tw5m, -'O2 ~ " ELL,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-24

IN Pursuance of an Order OF the Surrogate, :,
Of the ouuty Of New York. notice hereby siVen - -,
ns hayng claims against Frederick Shonuar hieoi The
c oC New.Yok gentleman, deceased @ present oe stre
yyii the vouchers thereof The subscriber 5 t o!' o
Sn,l R,rLer F1 No. IS Bs=sman street. IN the clt
N,y- york on or before the 18th day OF August next D2teu
81 I've, ',,H ~ lanes H. BLACKWELL, Executor
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-24

tn PT=RSC nee o. an order Of the >urrosatg iii
ortbs county Of New.YoTs Nouce K ee6y -fsn -
- Vi 4yin claims scan, Daue Fynn late oil 'e clIy 81
tavern keeper deceased, % present lie sair
The vouchers errott the su>ent.r at The >tiss -
RIun r>1 Not Spruce street, tiv CITY 81 \.N- y, :,
- bra-s The fourth dly OF DeceHlberneN-
the t!ra DAY oi 10Ae'!1z ~ ABETH FLYNN Evecutriy
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-24
y p1-pST-ANCF of an Order Of the Surrogate

TN PURSUANCE of an Order of the Surrogate
L OF the County Of NewYork noce hgrsb sven to ali
persons having claims against Henry boZtsne la, o' @ m
iI ;- sIioerliSsr: Ernest Scrotr Iata ai sad tIts,
tk Ellen Shay late Of sad ~ widow; Rie11l f-fl
';i rr i.borar: john Brpwr. late OF sItd Iti Sl'
1 (ar.e Wakcr late Of scntlsnd, Dennis fios'on'
If f Ireland deceased TO present th2 sags WITH the 'oae
- lot 10 the subscribe, AZ his oihe o 70 JohESttI
sit Of New. York efors ;i5jth da oI Oc!o-
br next Dated NeT,Y Yes 3i2 APE Il sP H,5 s A,..r,,o,
~ 5T=I5 STANCE Of an Order Of the Surrogate
~ New ok notice is hc,cby sisen 10 all
= oi "a. against Lewis l>:er, itie 81 th'ey
5 New, Brass Fcundsr Sesai +, M Il H., % of Il
T TsL - tI E>1 Ne 70 Chlrnbtrs sir-i n ns sltE .;
%t.Yorg. on or before the % Jay 81 August HsN p.s'
New 'fS' me 'is' i0SFPH HJ.SsON. Executors.
IfI,Nsm- PETER McGoRNiiGK,1 - -l,-----
IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the SurrosaIT Il,
rssoTs having claims acan, Daase iyni ia,t 2 i @
New YORK tavern keeper drcaSa>ed % present ~ y :
s PI ,9'su.'s sset IN the CITY oi on
a. befa The fourth dly oil DeceHlsrHeXt-p New ON
'ae E. 1E .SSi aa5 'i 'uas:Lz ELIZABETH FLYNN Eveear
N PURSUANCE OF an Order OF the Slrrogatte,
L of the County of New Yor GatcelS hereby gwen - ~ ~
PERSONS 9aylng claims afa5 MI ",i. jc-lss "a same
with rFa vouchers thereof Edgar an " NIKE i. Us
Hce, No Nassau street IN the clty9 HG%- II. 5e IA
day q March 1873 $JLTBy J. i tlTLFBpi$ n FL s.i'.r
-
- " no ! barab, given 10 an
1 ut the County o Ne"-l orr, ho,t - - -, : .it nj
persons having claims AGAINST susan @ ~ H.
NewlorE. widow, decet>rl 70 i1s.2.' Pc y t,' -
6S %a s. Bayer street in The CIV of Yqk, Or b.
lf, ,le 9Th ,ayol October Dated New lJtN ue '
Iay ii Aprl 1855 a Il. THOMSON, Administrators.
ar5 l,w6m JAMES BttE AK. }
--7=-, !, -1=-7r. -. 5.l-I~-.' H. -NrIrrpp,.,
IN PIRSL ANCL ol an otaet Q, t'i' -, -, LII
1 Of III County OF New.Iork g9tce Is hsfeni -t9l 10 =,
persons hayin, claims a-ainSt W liam Dunn litt" e Sl
Of Ne,y- orb mason: jeremiah lls>rin- a OF @ '
". Croqlund llte OF ns eit} - ., III I,r IN Of ,i
city c1r7enJer: Peter 4 Williams lltsoi iios-, NJ -
n- deceased present ifs Slfe " I'm me .. > -
the subscriber ms ~itee ~ - I'm l, ~ ~ ~. w,
Newly ar, on OF J1oEe The 29'aGaJ s '5'.'S "'> -
York the 23d day 81 JannaLy. ISL. 49,, , ,:;..,
il2j l4w6n f. kETCHJ VI, Puhhc AdmlnlStfat9T.
nt=I,T- >-,7l, t an flr,lar ot the Surrogate
If the county of New. york notice hereby -yen {? }li
ous having claims against Frederick Shonu'ri Ia oi s
en-. Of New.York gentleman, deceased @ present e ;tt
win the vouchers thereof The subscriber " t oir oi
smith Barker Esq No IS Be=.man street IN ne cL q
New ork before the 18th day OF Nuust next D-''u
N.w. York the 23d DAY ot Fehuary, l&i3..,., >,
2if Iaw6m JAMES II. BLAthNf ELL. f.Nstu'oI.
,,- \-5-T. &c ,y,Is- ot fh, Surrogate.
| ' / I ~. -tsN - .iI
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-24
! / II.IIizARErH = ELYNN. Execntriy.

~ PTRSI-ANCE. Of an Order OF tIle >urrosaitS,
Of the County of Ney.Yor g9ticelS Is hfrf1{ =se - S %
rit5i %ew-York comb d.aler deceased 90 present. he sane
with the vouchers thereof, Edgar an i" NIKE 4. R t
for the I'd av OF september nsY Dated N.M;H orN me s'
II ~ lIsIrb is43 HIAJzLTBY J. LlTTLEB0h.
- f,,.s,,,. - Almiri.frafnr OF NI.lllm LItehOy,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-24

n PURSUANCE II an Order Of tie Surrogat"
Of the COUNTY. of NewY0r motto. hercby gvrI all
persons having claims a-ans; Ruier WoGedyS i'e o te
city If \rwYok livery stable keeper ieCa,pd. present
the slre with tl- vouchers hc,rt rbe .uscribgr the
,rnn Of 4non Smit No 200 1ieenlyc steet ~ The city
oi New York. before the st d1y 81 October
Dated New. York the 99h day- oi March. 1873
CATlLAlslNt. W W0bfENDYKE
ntayyG, 4
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-24

a7c77, aNEW ARRANGE1IENT---Fare
-sz-uISt--l and Freight reduce-Nes York and Boston
fs-l-E-l;. t. road Line, Norwich and WOrceSter
From Pier Nol North River foot OF Battery place, DAILY,
Sundays excepted. AZ O'Clock 2. VI.
Tn Line is composed Of the following splendid steamers,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-24
SARAH {. NEAD. Ex.cutriy.

| y ~ R'>l ANGE OF an Order of The Surrogate
L oi the COUNT OF HeT- ok, notice Is lar gwen ~ al
-5onS la'i1.s CLAIMS against W5m r Plyi, .,,s of The
el! y Ne"-l or ni@o!st-Itr deceased - present a
ii' ~ 'encisr> thereof the subscribe at t. sr. t
James Fy~ No. 70 ilaa-n ian-. the cyy Of Ne,y. Yor
~ - i'o' quf-enth day Of SogeiHorr next Da.ed Na
layi2 ls"6ms ROBERT PiiYFE. Admiais,-ata,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-24

n PURSUANCE Of an ordcrof thc >unogals
OF the County of New York notice sr@t eiyen q" al
the City OF New York, Pny,ictn dece,s7 70 Ir'n' he
Sia with the voucher, thereof To ti. Sh,chrru ~ the office
ci Bell Coz. Attorney, and Couasele No - jua street
in the Ciry Of New York, befon hec',,sn day Of o.
folsr next Dated New York. l- eighth das of Npgi y d.
1879. JANE. PETERS. AlmnlstralnN, 40 IlMom
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-24

PURSUANCE OF an order OF the Surrogate
: Of tue Cauaty Of Ne" York, poe. hereby gwen 10 all
erois ' M claims aganz, Eli t 1d 4te Of the city OF
Nr"- fosk Physician deceas=d to present t same " it ,g
f2eirrs thereof 10 tie subscriber her residence. 40 q
- tnt CITY Of Newly orl on or fore the 5tF
4y 81 November next-Dated Newly or the ION la, of
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-24

Many ether persons uaeG the fulmauffy Bal i.
for crogc r0lS -, palonafy affections. hn have been
cured, and 20 whonwe Gas, bgfy 30 rlrr such soGs
may Inquire
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-24
per'd New York, tn 18th ,i.y 81 juno 1888
Iel1lnM nm LLLA I'll Ii. ALLnlnL..Lat-,

IN Pll RSl A&CE. of an Order Of the Surrogate
i ot The C2ang Of Ne-Yor notice is hereby gwen to al
Irsgs having. claims Joun Corey late of the cit,
Of New York carlenre dtg.arI 70 present the arg w,
Jiie 'Vaehrts threi % ths aibsercr, his residence No
81 Ludlow Itf'f n rr citGot hs"-YofS og riei1r h-
l day0i Dec ls next. Dated Nryg 0ra the rit ,iiv al
June. 1913. ALG,s PL!iDY Adll!.t1aLal .s L..sa1n
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-24

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Sufrosat'g,
,r tho Cout, of NcyyYcrk Noricr Is her.b gl'tntg iii
persons lyig cl.ms against Maria taidie Itte OF ir Iy
Of NswYsk WIDOW eeelse to .Gt I The i.mss ,,ns @
Drri.,,raf in The Ciggot New cIA before tg
f,ysottr y Of OroirI revt-D ,rnt %sw-t or!, the Jth
,.af ,,.I lg;g SilIJ FL c. OGDEN,
- i,tysT,- Administrator, wIIu ~ III annexed.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-24

~ PURSUANCE of an ORDER of the Surrogate
OF the County Of New York, Notice Is hereby given all
person, having claims against lice erosion late of City
ni Ns'1-Iorh, widow deceased present the with
vouchers thereof The subscriber the of Elias w
Nan uoIs, iiG Front street the City Of New or on
"r before lr ninth day OF October EeyDated NeWiJrk
the seventh day of Apn i&i3.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-24

IVY on ol,,' ,iisl Z" = ~ "a,
DEAR SIR; hoard R.aal's Indian plpygHg t-Irdc'
for pHnyin the blood, aud ag Ion beng tfou!r VIII 'r'
all over his limbs tnl bod was induced tvn rr h-' r.
commebGattou II hli, ogttm and give 10 hm, 'ns
has curelhip. lie i, si years,I and ~, attacked lbca
SIX ye'r ,nco wifh an eup'ion wiicb became ruanln: @
all oyer hl. The I,ChlI-rd much matter, and t'fr
TO be acurbie he has bad muc medical ltyjc ,ndatr
dance ia THIS CItJ 1H a,ewh.e, in no. cured and ~
disease mis OF 50 io standing "S fearful he never Huil
BE- cured. bu lr Is nuH b. the on bfGni, PHVgm&
ErirGc' we'll. TIE ed ulcers are al b e ~ 'ad
his ArtIt'tsgnoj. Yours, &r., MILO liEAih
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-24

ry the Of Pulmonary ConS1taptiop Chrome Cas
Sgs TSyeai and Mouth, iooiTng Cough ana al di,cr
r rbirh d., caused by an impure star, ree ,qt I'd
e,5f1t;o, Df me BlooG SRci as ScrofnG RAeszaaf-5
R.s Piie, Lr,r Compliant, Mereuyra! Dseo,e, Sca.l
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-24
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Leave New-YGrk Leave Newark Leave Morstown
8 o'clock A. VI 9o'clock A. NJ 7io'clocl, \. ".
r. NJ F. VI .: P Nj.

r NJ. 5 P. 2; PM.
Passengers by the morning train to M9rfstown arrive there
10 Scooes Moantaln Washugtog, Belydsre Rd tastoa;
also St,nhope Sparta Newtown Milford and OweGc
Passengers fom Morristown will arrive me 70 take the
and evening from New York for Piadc pih
y, BY arrangement lust made the on tl road
r,,n direct and from jersey City in connrcton with The
trains of the New jersey RAILROAD OF the hour, thereby
The NJ r. RAILROAD having recently been eaid with IN"
heaviest rail- N complete running order aud offers
one of the aud picturesque excursions N III.
vicinity, we'll c1umoi.ouS aad eNfa,inus convegauce
between New lork and and freight
which will he taken the reasonable terms. Office at
tIe foot Of CouraI; street, Where agent veil always be III
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-24

~ ANCE OF an order OF tne Surrogate
fthe County Of Ne'y-York No- hereby gi,vn 20 all
svin. claims against Hery 3. SnecSnrr a Of the
Cltg OF W. York baker deceased 10 present tie with
m goeetr thereof 70 the sg6scrler a: his residence NJ
30 Bo~-rE TIE CRY Of New 0rk ou or before the thir-
trthday o Oeyob~n-y Dated New lr the t,xsntgiyrF
~ ~ Al-LLL- Iall. .l2- Lal,6m. JOIN SN.EN&ER
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-24

IN PURSUANCE OF 2a order OF the Surrogate
lof the County %! NrwYork Notice hereby gwen To al
persons having claims against William Osborn late the CT
y OF New York Gentleman, eceased present the
with tine vouchers thereof 70 tie subscier Al ms gice. No.
~ Houston tie City of New iur or before tr
iourt'eg.A da yembefneyDafed New York the lltL
day of MAY, 1873,
rnyi3 Ias6n $ s. HUTCHINGS. Executor.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-24

IJNTERDCN COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT.
y J.Ciaries s. H4tciings .lnos Fsher-In case
Attachment oF 81 b-6.-Noce Is hereby that thu
above stl:-d W Of Attachment returned dulr served
the tern u Aili A D. 1913 Of .ai Court by - Sheriff
of IN SAID Couaty Of liua.eIdon, NrNy-jeIsey.
May gffl, 1873 PETER !. CLARK Clerk.
JutIN \ ~ DNkE .Att1rnev. ml2 lasN2rn
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-24
JOHN DUNNlNG
Yours truly,
Gen. DunnlnS wrote aSaln:

BtiISTON NPt, DC. l5th, lSi2
Dear SIR The botreof BroEti Tada,i p imona,y RGi
SAN YOU sent M October last proved b, irRcal mr
cough and other bodily complaints. that wa induced to
,yItc you os more Of H. which received 'bou the 9th
November .E which have been using since, and the cO1'i
uue improve wEchny health derives tiuE IL uda.
writeor and the tIme will give YOU
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-24

Passengers taking this Line of Boats will urariab arrive
II ilbiuy znFe take the Morning trap OF cars m
the East |Er The above Boats are new ,nd snb'an1
furnished With and elegant STATE Rooms, and Tor
speed and accommodations unriyaled the hudson
For passage freight app board to CSchultz at hs
oficr M th. wharf.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-29
Mr.. Clay and Mr.. Van Bmen on the TniS.

Mr.. CLAY aud Mr.. EdH Buren, the TdIiT.
A correspondent Of the Wheeling Daily Times
have placed wrong construction on what we said few
weeks with regard the opinion OF Mr.. Clay and
Mr. Van Buren, on the Tariff He seems To imagine that
we meant to represent the first Free Trade man, and
the latter advocate of the Tariff Nothing far
her from intention The expression OF ours, 10 which
objection j. aken j. n follows The fact, that Mr. Clay
more OF Free Trade than Mr.. Van Buren,, Is be-.
coming generally known the people OF the South His
letter DIR. Bronson the letter. consequence OF the
just criticisms OF o Locooco, and their vile attempts
sc that 1t is inconsistent with Mr. lays former opinions
has had the effect bringing This fact the knowledge
thousands who formerly aware Of it,. The edI
Of the Times places the intention OF the remark in its
proper light when he represents il as badiHage.
We had in these facts the time the sentences
quoted above written. Mr.. Van Buren, is hedup by
his friends as Free Trade with his the Tariff
1928 staring them the Mr. Clay the contrary,
has been represented the very incarnation Of the Resric-
Principle a who would for the entire
cusion OF commerce from ports. Yet Mr.. Clay dis
approved OF the Tariff 1928, IN detail much any
who voted against it. lie goes far any wise
Statesman, opinion, should 20 in favor Of the Fan
lie says aud said long ago 1892 that all manuac.
lures want Is gentle moderate encouragement, to allow
them take firm soi-end he thinks this Tariff
calculated effect that object fully the ardent
friend OF domestic industry could desire lie is accord
ingy favor Of this tariff moderate in its details and
calculated To disgust any portion Of the country.
But the Of Henry Clay has been associated with
the idea of High Protective Tariff all the South be-
he the ather OF the American System. There
is difference wonderful difference between the Of
things and ls24, when his great speech this sub
Jet made. At that time, manufactures stood IN
need OF far Protection Than they do The Tariff
Of that year adapted their condition them the p.e-
Tariff is adapted their situation In advocating
both OF these Tariffs, the Of Mr.. Clay is perfectly
are indebted for the "Bill OF Abominatons."
That the opinion Of Mr. Clay, that infant manusc
required the fostering hand Of Government per
iecty correct think, will appear from all history Where
- the country in which manufactures have ourished, with
the assistance Of Government We will say there
Is such country but the Free Trade bound
show 1t, it exists. They have dealt long enough in theo
mes sereotped for the occasions they have told often
enough what glorious results 10 be expected from unnit
ed Free Trade Let them point out the country where
has been tded and where has had the results assumed
for IT,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-29
RETALIATION

We do believe do greater service
country, IN humble line, than by keeping this sub
ject always before the eyes OF the public. With this view
present to-day, the National Integencer another
article, concluded by from the London Times
The very Justly " IL is proper this people
should know what is thought OF them in Europe " We
further-they should be allowed forget 1t for a
mcnt they should think OF nothing else talk OF nothing
else, hear Of nothing clse until every tahing OF foreign
debt is paid ON readers, at least shall not orget 1t, If
We have the power keep their memories bright.
II may be true this writer that other States
have repudatednay, thar that censorcus gentleman
John Bull may this than he either
or intends To pay. But this is for 1.-Two
wrongs cannot make u right" Let search into the
history OF other nations for examples justify what is de-
monstrable ITSELF but rather let do what
know all example npar) be Just and proper. We hav,
the unlimited confidence in the final payment every
OF tis money. The American people is n thn-skin
ned generation, and bear the least appearance
contempt. Mr. Bull may say what he thinks proper-son
rescmbrd father than Jonathan resembles him.
especially in this very particular. lie loves laugh
others, but he stand being laughed himself
lie be bued into measures but he be rdcued
into anything. We do believe that there would ever
under any lnce have been any danger
Reputation of these debts hut ii there had BEEN the
Letters of Sydney Smith would have had more efficacy in
producing wholesome OF feeling than all the bully.
ing aud clustering editorials Of the Times put together
Sydney has hit the joints exactly lac has found the
tender spot and he probes with the skill and eaousncss
OF protested surgeon: As neighbo OF the Enquirer
would say, rem fefigSf acu" We have doubt his
rough practice will prove of eventual benefit nation
al large
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-29
Lnndinr of thc PHrriu,s-

The 22d anniversary of the landing of the Pill.
grims was celebrated at New-I ork on last Friday
by the New England Society. About three thou
sand persons sat down to dinner prepared for the
occasion at the Aston House. Hon. Rufus Choate
and Daniel Webster, Esq, were present. and both
addressed the meeting. The former had been
chosen orator OF the day, and delivered Grafton
at the Tabernacle, which is praised in high terms
by all the New y ork prints, and which we regret
not having room 10 re-publish. His speech at the
dinner was called forth by toast to the Orator
of the day" The toast, which called up Mr..
Webster was conceived in the following terms
" Daniel Webster-The gift of Now England to
his country, his rhoIe country, and nothing but his
country" Mr.. Webster spoke for an hour, and
concluded with the following sentiment: "The
mercantile interest Of the United States-always
and everywhere the friend to a mild and free
government"
The following is list of the set toasts ON the
occasion
/. The Day ne esleJrat,-An anniversary which will
be more widely honored, Freedom and Christianity adj
?. Neio Engiand-whose wisdom and strength are H.
deity 70 law and devotion to God
3. The Generous Holiaadps-The son If New England
will have forgotten his fathers, when he
{. The city of Men York-She fail 70 he great
city wealth and population May she be Amc.
mean city, IN heart aud character.
>. The State Of Nsio York Her proud "ENccsor rests
upon frnsr pillar than her public faith.
6. The United the purposes announced
in the declaration Of independence and N the preamble Of
the National Constitutions Tor purpose incompatible with
these.
T. our Sister CAIritaJie Societies Welcome allies ia
patriotic sentiment and festive enjoyment
g. The OTatoT of hs Ddy-A true son of New England,
whose genius aud character illustrate the value Of Pilgrim
ancestry.
g. The Clergy Of Nsi0 Eaeidad-Who drink themselves
and urge their lorks 10 drink from the original un
polluted fOuntsin 81 truth.
10. Plymouth ROck-Ihc foundation stone II the TEN.
pie Of Religious Liberty
II. The Common Schools NJ Men EaFiaHd-The safe.
guard and pledge Of hcrincigoncc and virtue.
l2 The Piigrifns-Whose character and designs or,
disclosed i've what New England is, aud has been able to
accomplish.
10. The Mem Enqiaad Wifs-Not % nppendlge tu
the establishment but part O the heart and soul Of hs
New England man.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-29
Gen. CdsS ~ Ohio
The New York Tribune says:
GEN. CASS IN OHIO.

1--WE have from correspondent full account Of gene
raj meeting Of the LocofOcO OF Muskngum Co. Ohio held
gainesville the 20th 10 elect delegates the Sth Of
January State Convention. Gen. Cass resident Of
thot county for time before and during the last war;
and has personal friends there, who eKered them
sycs the procure delegation friendly his
elevation the Presidency OF course, the changes
rung his services his Oregon ehivlly and his
dcatOn rf the Freedom Of the Seas in preventing the
of France TO the Quuiuple Treaty But oil in
Tue Van Burencs rode them rough shod, eeeting
their for every thing allowing oil the citizens Of
the county who choose attend the state Convention hut
insuucung them 10 support Van Buren,. This winds mp
Gen. Cas- for the coming contest"
II the chivsIry not the only who han
died roughly by their cold 1lunkor" allies. Those who
belong 10 he pariy and yet opposed Van but
the beginning Of their troubles They have yet felt
tho full the nsoence OF their olics. There humi.
aton no shame which they will have to submit TO, be-.
fore tie end OF the campaign. They will literally be made
hewcs Of wood, and drawers Of water. and their masters
will stand ihcm with the scOurge forever 10 their
hands
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-29

they not do il, at the commencement Of the pre-
sent session Of Congressi Then was the time 10
try their strength, if they had any then was the
time to make themselves felt, and TO create mo-
raj influence, which should render them, at least,
respectable. The first opening Of the campaign
has often great effect upon Its termination.-
The world at large, and what is OF more import
ancc TO them, those embarked in the same cause
with themselves, have taken up an impression,
that they want strength. How otherwise can the
tamcness with which they surrendered every thing
be accounted fort The Old Hunkers exulted in
the triumph which they obtained with little diff.
ficulty, and adding insult to injury, openly spoke
of running Mr.. Calhoun their ticket as Vice
President Could any thing be more CALLING to
the pride of great party Even this PROPOSE
ton was not seriously entertained; for they would
no doubt have dropped him for Mr.. Stevenson, or
some other Old Hunker, before the case came 10
be tried before the people.
The Messenger continues:
Another objection which regard insuperable i,
that the New York delegates have been appointed by
convention which has recognised the principle OF procc
tive tariff Can consent to into convention with
them Can regard them Of the same party with
ourselves On the independent treasury question
CURED with the then administration and we could without
sacrifice Oi principle act with IT, During the time ct that
too the Democratic party repeatedly aNowcd their
opposition the OF government patronage To
branch OF industry the expense OF anohCr The ad
dress OF the members OF Congress belonging 10 the party
aud that the Baltimore Convention i'll $50. took this
dependent ground. We could then go hand IN hand with
them. But has the Van Buren, wing the party adhered
tonl Let the Syracuse Convention answer"
From this paragraph we should Judge that there
was anything burharmony in the family. Differ
enccs great and irreconcilabe, nj work To
sunder them. Ii we had any confidence in the
spirit of the Chivalry, we should look forward TO
glorious rosr; but these gentlemen have actcdso
tamely in the beginning, that we cannot be ex-
pected to rely much upon their posthumous cour-
age. We advise the Messenger, and all OF his
party, TO submit like good boys at once. Napor-
ing won't do. The sold uns" have them under
their thumb, and they viii be obliged to come in
nj last