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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-10-13
ron YnE MADlsoRiAK.


A speech OF the Hon. VIM. Smith, late
member from Virginia, were published an last
weeks Enquirer Ii was patriotic, eloquent t,
and able. You must approve his views re-
laling To the proposed Convention 10 nominate
candidate for the Presidency. They are pre-
cisely the views heretofore avowed and adyo.
Gated by the Madsonian and the New loIk
Evening Pos, and feel no small pleasure IN
finding you sustained from such quarter II
would seem that Mr., Calhoun is MIR. Smiths
Gr,t choice, not from any personal preference
over Mr.. Van Bureh, John Tyler, or others, but
IA calculation simply Of she chances for success
which he regards Of more importance than
"men" in the coming struggle. had deter
mined from the 6rst, TO support, with all my
humble ability, The choice of National Con-
venlon, be he ichom he might, if that Conven
ZION had met in proper spirit, and been pro-
perry organized. rouid not nolo commit my
self either one ray or The other. | would do
what patriotism and duty require at my hands.
believe that John Tyler is the only man Of
the Democracy-or If there be any who will not
admit him TO full membership, -akin TO The De
next term. Nit Van Buren,, with all his claims
on The party, his stoutest friends must admit
cannot be elected. Another and overwhelming
defeat must follow his nomination. On what
grounds Mr.. Smith can predicate The chances
for elecling, at this time, Mr.. Calhoun | am moi
able 10 see. Mr.. Calhoun cannot carry the
Northern Democracy-nor, indeed, from late
appearances in Georgia will he be able 10 ge
the Southern vote. There is no reason, since
as Mr.. Smith ayows, and The party generally
that men are as dust in the balance com,
pared with principles and their success, why
MIR. Tyler should not be nominated and vgo-
rousy supported by the entire Democratic
party. II this rere So the Democracy would
plant themselves on a pedestal which would
never be upset The State rights Republican
Wings would rally to their standard and make
victory certain. hope This will yet be The
issue-fhe party must see it-lhey cannot shu
their eyes much longer 10 the giori6g truth
and Mr.. Smith does not, we would infer, deem
ii altogether improbable, since he "realy fear:
the most fatal consequences" from the Conven
ton, as ii nil be organized, 10 one of the tive
whom he doubts not" will receive lis nomna
ton. The defeats in Tennessee, Georgia. Ma
ryland. and now perhaps in Ohio and Pennsy
vana, must speak humpet-tongned TO this
point. Let the Democracy pause ere they
neglect John Tyler! ! rejoice 10 see tina
Mr.. Smith is anti-Clay any how" for Tye
is the only man who can beat him.
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Erom lAe AlA.ns - -.
THE PRESIDENCY.

In our last number we expressed the opinion which
we believed was entertained By the people ug. D..
subject but lest any misinierpretaton may ue mode
Of what we then said, we take occasion 10 state u,
IL not purpose 10 detract from the mem. N
any of the distinguished men who are uamtI ..f
our candidates We are IN favor Of the most ag Do.
bic eanddate-and we only express the wis.e. Of
the people. The democratic party generally, Of u..
region prefer some other man 10 MIR Van Buren--ul
that they feel unkindly toward hm-but That the pre-
judices which were created against him, uulu.lg
nave been too artfully engrafled upon The pu ~
mind to enable 10 have fair trial of prncl.
plies. IL was this weight 10 which We alluded, ard
which il is know n, during the last canvass was NO.,
nsidousy created by every species OF lslseio.t All
Misrepresentation which could be invented ,I.y
which now presents the question Of ayailab,t, n
such a shape. that while the democracy cher N pe
same kind feelings and confidence towards Mr. Van
Buren, that they do towards all the other distinguished
men. they prefer to have some man against whom
no preiudices have been created, that their pfr
cples may have fair trial Of their strength without
anything Of extraneous character 70 contend Bil
In expressing our opinion OF the choice TO be made
we, like other editors compelled, OF course o.,
refer TO the causes which make availability. aud
those too, which are considered as superndurn,
less availability Further than this, do not ltot
the expression OF our opinions towards any Of a4r
leading II is not the first time in the h,t6r OF
a patriotic statesman that deep.rooled pre- be-.
have been known TO exist, 1t neither lessen, IN,
merits bis reputation--but wise men under sl r.
circumstances Will always perceive the necessity boz
a Republic, where popular opinion and even plpu1..
prejudice sometimes give form and body 10 popuIr
action, 10 treat with IL respectfully, and for the a,
of fair trial Of their principles TO pos 'pone al,
personal preferences for those higher consderalar
Hence prudence OF expression must often be u.e#.
however much we desire particular men, under such
state of thinss. We must show ourselyc, RcppHI.
cans by following out practically the motto GC rr
| party, principles, not men" In this SENSE s.l
with this view alone, have taken ground!
while do so for the purpose Of avoiding Ii, ohr
tons which are made to Mr. Van Buren, il ought a.,
10 wound HIM, Tor any such sensltveness would Gc
causeless For II Is not in the power Of any man Il,
make or unmake the availability of candidate E.,
as journalists of the popular viii, Toxic that W
as we find itand we TANK the safety and SUGGEST
the Democratic party only be had by the sr,..
ton which shall be made IN conformity with tst
will.
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HUDSON COUNTY.

MrLLISERs IN LoNDoS.-A little pamphlet cnti-
tied the Wrongs Of Women" has just been publish
ed in New York. According to its statements, there
are at this time in London alone, 5000 girls, from
the age of IA upwards, empoyodIn the millinery and
dress-making establishments Of 1900 employers,
who are reduced to the most deplorabe condi-
ton Of health, and living in the most ruinous way.
But as fashion has every where its apes, so
has it every where its victims and il Is said that
there is hardly an establishment in the realm that
does not "kil girl year" aud if to the list Of
killed were supersdded ell who are morally wounded
fearful return would appear. During the two
seasons" in town, the girls usually work from 6.
VI, TIL or next morning. Many have for three
months successfully worked 20 hours out Of q, One
witness, who was examined before the Commission
Of Enquiry, had been compelled to work from 4. A.
NJ, on Thursday to TO- on the next Sunday morning
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The MASSACRE OF HISTORIAN CHRisTiANs -- Tie
extent of this horrible butchery is not n .
known but as a conspiracy Tor the er,Je ,uI...
CATION, not TO say determination, Of that r. v..
formed between the Pacha Of Mosu and styefa. IT,.
dish Chiefs, the worst is to be feared. We are ls .
py to learn, however, that the family cl the Mar
Shimon the Patriarch, has suffered less than was 4.
first announced Letters received al the Missionary
House in Boston, render it probable, say, me J..
Puritan, that only the mother and brother of tp
Patriarch have been slain that three other braptr
ave been taken prisoners, and that two have a.. TO-
Persia. 1t gives US pleasure to add that the Amer.
can Missionary, DR.. Grant, whose life as consjd ned
in danger, has arrived safe at hlosul--E l. Jguma
Of Commerce.
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~ Fsn.-The Managers Of the Female
Benevolent Society, finding other means incG.c'
to raise fund Sufficient to meet lie demand. b.
pose holding Fair during the week immediately ..
cedIng Christmas (next) In calling public auon'
thus early TO this object they design 10 present e
claims of this excellent charity, aud at The sImr
10 invite all who interested in The cause OF sa
nifty 10 aid them in their arduous undertaking oy
tributions in money disposabe articles DJual r.
will be thankfully received by the following Lad,
Directresscs Of the Society:
Mrs. DIR. Laurie, Mrs. NJ. st Clair CIad
Mrs. o. y. Brown, Mrs Mills
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SABBATH ScHooL UMoS.-It gives us great plea
sure to inform readers that in accordance with
resolution adopted at a meeting Of delegates from
the different Sabbath Schools Of this city. arrange
mcnts have been made 10 hold public meeting Of
the friends Of The Sabbath School institution on Sab
bath afternoon at the Foundry Church. corner Of G and
lith streets. Besides the reading Of the annual re-
port Of the Secretary several addresses will be deli
vcrcd by eminent gentlemen Of the District The
meeting viii be held at half past three o'clock and
we have been requested 10 invite all who take an in
,crost in the cause 70 attend at that time. r
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YELLOW FEyER N WAsHNGroS ". C-Wc Ir-.
from the Republican OF Thursday last the follow.
melancholy udlngs Of the existence of this dan a.
disease IN the borders Of the Old North State
That the yellow fever is in Washingt rr .scu ''
US TO be useless to deny. Some few case t,.t u.ye
occurred of late settle that point beyond cone.
ION We thus write that our neighbors ml, b. DO
possession OF all the facts in the case AlthUug
are mus PLAIN, we say al the same time tLat D..
OF The sickness here IS nothing more than thc hi
fever. And by way Of giving the whole truth. ~. 81
state that there was 26 deaths ia this town from t
dlst OF August TO the 4th Of October inst amoug
While population there have also been some
deaths among the negroes. OF the 2G deaths, T., as
ieei "airen'cd M asserting, were Of yellow f.,r
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Correspondence ofme Nadisonion.1
PrrrsBuRG, Oct. IL, 1913, }
3 o'clock, A. NJ.

O'Clock, A. NJ. \
DEAR SR 1t may be gratifying to YOU to
know that. for the first time in fourteen years,
this county (Allegheny) has elected genuine
Democratic member Of Congress.
Judge wilkins has been returned by maio-
rty of 2,22O over Neville b. Craig, and $50
over both his opponents, Craig and Bracken
ridge, combined. Judge w. is the Democratic
candidate, Craig the exclusive Anti-Masonic
candidate, and Breckenridge the Clay Anti
Masonic candidate; but Breckenridge would
have had much larger vote had not great er.
fort been made to convince the People that he
was personally weak, and that Craig would
vote for Cay in the event Of that gentleman's
nomination. As II is, the Anli-Masons and the
Clay-whigs are both beaten so Indly.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-10-13

INCIDENTS IN THE BURNING OF IIrE MIssuuHl -N
nave heard Of two iHlai occurrences on board
steamer that strike us as singular, aud, 90 tho,
time, characteristic.
lhere was on board pet bear, which, as %, 'sr
were raging, became more and more excited. "a. ~.
as they burst forth on the deck the inluriated la
leapt into their midst and persisted
here was also on board New found and Or
with her pup. While the men remained ni o4.r...
she too remained, going in and out among ... I'D,
usual, and calmly as usual but when the II-. .
had left the isted ship, she went 10 her kennr. to
The pup IN her mouth, and running out on ,lc bow.
sprlt, sprang into the water and swan ashore vIl..
out dropping her precious burden.-.N Y .ima,a
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-10-13

CHANGE OF FoRTuSE.-A short time since saws
the Columbia Enquirer, twas announced in the pr.
lie journals, that the Emperor Of Russia had appoint
ed Amos Adds Esq, Of Pennsy lyana, to the station
Of Mechanical Engineer, lucrative and honorable
post Last week al tie Quarter Sessions in W.
Transport in that State, the said Mr. Adds, and b.,
wife, convicted Of assault and battery on rn
person Of their tenant-by shooting him in the lc
with intent to kill. Dir A. was sentenced one yea.
to the Penitent!ary, aud Mrs. A. SIX month, 10 lr
county Jail.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-10-13

81 RELiGIoUs MEErNe.--A protracteI moe
is at this time in operation in the First Bapdtch
on Tenth street The Rev. Mr. KESNArp, Of PU..
delphia, will preach there, assisted by the Res N.
DENNIscN, Of Boston, this day al O'Clock r ~
and at u in the evening. The meetings vii F
continued every afternoon and evening 1rd.z ''
whole Of this and Of next week, when The Rev N.'
GmLrrr, Of Pbiadolphia, is expected 70 udi'' q p.
Mr.. KrSSsbp in tho exercises. The public ere '
ted 10 attend OFT u .
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-10-13

IRA CARD.-The Freemen's vigilant Tots.
stinence Society hold their regular meeting Of ra-
sis Saloon To ..NOrrO,1 Erening October b. wlr ..
election for officers for the ensuing year wall 'a,
place All members who have signed the C.u.n0..
ton are requested to be present. The Rev Mr. o..
finch and Henry J. dayton, Esq OF lbc Navy u..
partment have consented TO address the Society ot-
morrow evening. The public are respectful, Iu,...
cd TO ai,end. Seats arc reserved for the ladtc.
EDMUND BROOKE, S,crc,8g.
O-Ot
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SONS why the Democracy has sustained defeat
ia so many States. The People are distracted
aud dispiiled by the uumeasured abuse heaped
by the Globe on the many Distinguished Repubi
cans who have so long aud so worthIy enjoyed
their confidence.
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From he Lexington CRy) Gouac
COLONEL JOHNSON

The New York Evening Post Of the 9slh ult saws
Colonel johnson will probably arrive in mi. city
next week from Siaunton in Virginia The brave
and kind hearted old veteran will meet a friendly
welcome. As primary meetings are held this after.
noon and evening in several Of the wards it would
perhaps be well to take this occasion 10 raise com
mftees to make the arrangements for his reception
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From The ". Y. Pkb,idn.
NEW JERSEY ELECTIoN-GoOD NEWS.

The election for members Of Congress and State
Legislature took place in New Jersey yesterday
We have returns from only county, (Hudson,) in
which the Wing ticket is defeated and our Democra-
TIC friend, Cul r. V. Wright, elected to III, Legs-
laure by majority OF 90. The Wing majority last
year was 2s6. For Congress, William Wrgh indie
pendent has 262 majority over William Is. Kinney,
the Wing candidate
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-10-13

TE-ToTALLERs Father Matthew, on bis return
from England to Dublin, told the audience at h, h,
meeting that he had administered the pledge official
abstinence to The Earl Of Stanhope the DuAcof Nor
folk, the Marchioness Of Wellesley the Countess
Clare, the Earl Of Surrey, the eldest son Of -...
Stafford, and many other noble lords and ladlD
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The Pari, Globe states, upon the authority of let
tiers from Marseilts, that the article published a,
decree Of the nquisitou Of Ancona against the Jews
IS a fabrication
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Washington Irving, our distinguished Minister Co
Spain, who had been seriously ii at Madrid. a. r
fciently recovered TO make a visit to France lu ,.
benefit of his health. He arrived at Ncr,,
the 10th September where, and in Paris, he sal ...
several weeks.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-10-13

-MaIriage IS the mother of
the world, and preserves Kingdoms, and fills
citiesiand churches. Celibacy, like the fly
in the heart of the apple, dwelIs in perpe:-
ual sweetness, but sits alone and is confined,
and dies in singulariiy; but marriage like
the useful bee, builds house, and getherS
sweetness from every dowsr, and labors and
unites inc societies and republics, and
sends out colonies, and fills the world with
delicacies, many virtues, and promotes the
interests Of mankind, and is that state of
things for which God hath designed the
present constitution of the world. Marriage
hath in it the labors of love and the delica-
cies of friendship, the blessings Of society
and the union Of hands and hearts. Il hath
in il less of beauty, but more of safety than
a single life; it is more merry and more sad !;
it is fuller Of joys and fuller Of sorrows; it
lies under more burdens, but it is supported
by all the strength Of love and charity; and
these burdens are delightful
Jeremy Taylor.
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.JerenlN IduLor.

DOMESTIC Felicity cannot be equalled in
the whole round of enjoyments of which
men are perpetually in the pursuit. 1t is
the greatest, because the most rational !;
the sweetest. because those whom we love
are partakers oft; whetherit be communica-
ted to US in the conversation of the hoary
and venerable grandsiFe, the endearments of
the parents, or the reciprocal exchange Of
fraternal sentiments of heartfelt affection.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-10-13
Ton q M1a
BE Kind 70 Each Other.

BY CHAns SWAIN
Be kind to each other
The nights coming on,
When friend and when brother,
Perchance may Be gone!
Them midst our detection,
How sweet to have earned
The best recollection,
OF kindness-returned:
When day hath departed,
And memory keeps
Her watch, broken hearted,
Where all she loved sleeps!
Let falsehood assail not,
Nor envy disproVe-
Let tribes prevail not
Against those ye love!
Nor change with tomorrow
Should fortune take wing,
But the deeper the sorrow,
The closer still cling!
Oh! be kind to each other,
The nights coming on,
When friend and when brother
Perchance may be gone!
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-10-13

ssThe day closes in darkness, the year
fades in desolation, and man sleeps in the
dust: but there is q morning and a spring
time fer all. Youth, that is cut down in It's
loveliness, like morning flower, shall bloom
afresh in the garden Of God; and age, that
shines righteousness, till it sinks beneath the
sod shall rise again in glory, like the sun in
the armament
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-10-13

HoPE What IS not hope to mani the
vitality of vitality, the life Of bis life, the
great motive power of all exertion, the
strengthener, The consider, the stay, the
great battle-sword that cleaves through the
armor Of all adVersaries, the conqueTor that
strikes down opposition. tramples on Fevelsesi
bursts open the gates If the tomb,and treads
upon The neck Of death!
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-10-13

The FEMALE EYE.-A modern writer
gives the followlBg enumeration OF the exs
preston Of the female eye:
The glare, the stare, the sheer, the invi-
tation, the defiance, the denial, the consent,
the glance Of love, the flash of rage, the
sparkling Of hope, the languishment Of soft
ness, the squirt of suspicion, the FIRE of ieal-
ousy, and the lustrO of pleasure.