The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-01-24
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Nsw Yoak, January 20, is4a.


1t may We consoling TO the honorable Mr.. Bolts
the Imaum Of the Richmond Cofee-houss Cub, t.
learn that the Whigs--his friends and co-aborers-
grateful for his services a manager of impeach
ments, propose that he shall be promoted and ad
vsnced, with unprecedented rspidlty, in his Of
ambition.
That is as il should be and l congratulate Mr.
Bolts on the fact that the Wings not disposed to
be unkind, even if T" Republics are ungrateful."
The Boston Mercantile Journal, paper that is
of the strongest Wing stamp, publicly recommends
of the Clam-diggers of the East, and principal po
neer in the business of clearing up the wild lands OF
the West
That the Hon. gentleman may be assured that
his promotion is seriously intended hope that you
will be good enough TO re-publish an article on the
subject that appeared few days since in the paper
to which l refer.
The clam-dggers Of the East, and the land-clear-
ers Of the West as hardy and az worthy set Of
American citizens as we can exhibit; and it is hoped
hat the Imaum of the Richmond Coffee-house Club
will turn up his usrious nose at the company with
which it proposed he shall associate. In my day
anu ScHcTduOn nave oOue MuCh III "C SA"'"u'66"'S
and land-cearing business, and can speak feelingy
and respectfully on this subject
Congress is rapidly winning the detestation of the
People, in consequence of its utter disregard of the
wants and wishes of the country 1t has done deed,
in defeating the Exchequer, which will be remem-
bered many long year; and those Wings who uni
ted in the cabal caucus which defeated the Presi-
dents scheme, for the establish ment Of sound and
have added the last requisite their
calamity, and doomed to go into perpetual ex-
lie. The country has decided this; and the curse
will not easily be obliterated.
Dingle, the villain who committed rape on an
Irish girl at the Broadway cottage, the Sd of De-
cember, was to-day sentenced to fifteen years mprs-
onment at Sing Sing-a righteous sentence.
The Court of Inquiry, in the case of the Somers,
closed its labors yesterday.
There is great rejoicing among the Democracy of
New England at the election of Governor Morton,
of Massachusetts,. The Democrats have most de.
cded majority in both branches of the Legislature Of
that State, and will have every thing in their own
way. Great discomfort is m infested among the De-
mocracy of the State of New York at the course OF
Governor Bouck. The Governor will find himself
warmly opposed by strong detachment of the De-
mocracy of the State, and, ere many weeks shall
have elapsed win feel and know what it is to be in
minority.
The weather is most delightful. A summers sur
sheds his rays upon US, and such is the degree Of
warmth in the atmosphere that the wardrobe Of
June would not be found at all Uncomfortable.
Ten thousand ladies' of every rank and degree Of
life, are now promenadng Broadway and the other
fashionable avenues of the city; and every thing
around US indicates JOY and the blessings of super
intending Providence. Such weather as this, spread
ing around US it does unnumbered sweets and
bountes, should induce all to award to the Almighty
ceaseless, and the sincerest Thanksgiving.
Yours,
NECTAR IN New YORK.