The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-02-11

Jars that have been had between the two States
This bill abrogates the act of 1888, by which slaves
claimed by citizens OF Virginia and OF the other slave
States, fugItises from justice, were allowed a
trial by jury and restores the relations between the
States of New York aud Virginia to the condition
they were in under the act of Congress OF 1898. by
that act, proof Of property before magistrate IS
only necessary to the reclamation Of q fugitive
slave
The bill will unquestionably pass by very decid-
ed majority and the Whigs will attempt TO make ca
pital out OF IT,
''Ls them do ii u they dare"
The patriotic MIR. Kelso, of the Indiana Legisla-
ture il he is not like Mr.. Nicodemus, doomed be-
come 'ghost in spite OF himself" appears to be des-
tined to become a lion, 10 defiance of his own
will.
The Wings of the Indiana Legislature, as | am in
formed by Of the Favored few Of the last Of the
New York Wings, have written TO the Wings at
Albany, and invited them to pass resolutions denounc-
ing Mr.. Keso as a traitor, and as a wretch unwor-
thy of the confidence Of the great Coon-skn family Of
the Union. This is DONE il is said, to appease the
lacerated pride and patriotism Of the Hon. Oliver H.
Smith, whose chair in the Senate Of the United
States is TO be vacated the 4th of March, make
room for the Hon. Edward A. Hannegan
Ii is reported that the Hon. Oliver ii. Smith, after
the 4th of March, is to pack up his duds in white
and yellow cotton Bandanna handkerchief and visit
New York and Boston, for the purpose Of collecting
little secondhand sympathy at the hands Of
the "Coons" The enterprise may prove We
ny unlucky one, and result very much as did
the pilgrimage of that " butcher in feelings, and
blackguard by education and association" Master
Thomas Ewing to Salem, and Boston, and New
York, and the regions thereunto pertainng-in the
scorn and contempt of the People.
| Whether the Wings of New York will respond to
the wishes of the Wings Of Indiana, and pass reso-
lutions denuncatory of Mr.. Keso, cannot be decid-
ed till Mr. John n Reynolds, the Chairman of the
Wing Committee, returns from pilgrimage to Syms-
zonia, and receives orders from the Autocrat of all
the Ashands.
| Lecturng and public debating are all the go nova
days Tonight Mr.. William l.. Stone, editor Of the
Commercial Advertiser, and Mr.. John Neal of
any place, and beautiful young gentleman, !" rara
arts" named Greedy, all good and true Clay Wings,
| hold debate at the Broadway Tabernacle, on the
important question, Is entitled to the ma
nagement of her own furbelows and nearer petit
coats" Stone, | understand, takes the important
position, that woman has right to hang her linen
on clothes.horse, but has right to expose 1T
clothes line After this debate is closed it is expect
ed there will be great rise in the price of putty
As for lecturing, anybody can make good bust
ness of it, who will copy few pages from Robinson
Crusoe, Sinbad the Sailor, Captain Robert Single
ton, and read them to the gaping multitude, at the
rate of "two shillngs the headchildren half price.
Meals extra"
new Board of Brokers is in operation in
Wall street and that deeI table arena will soon pos
sess new and extraordinary attractions In the
good old days Of Adam and Eve ~ it was the opinion
of the wise men Of this world, that one Board of
Brokers could effect quite enough hunbug in w all
street, for all the practicable purposes Of rascality
but the times have changed the world getting to be
too honest and two Boards deemed necessary
The old Board dcnounces the "new, )" and calls il an
association Of bankrupts and rascas and scoundrels
and the % new" turns upon its heel losses its nose
and says ditto" 10 the old one. The public look
on, and exclam, very well, kettle go on, and call
the pot black-face.
A mass Convention Of the friends Of President Ty.
Ter, will be held in this city the 18th instant and
will be represented by delegates from different parts
of the Union. Yours, truly,
NEcKAR IN NEW YoRK.