New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-12

D. q,g rs a bas M principally raecancs and manufacturer
are Since s1,ss shs above has place IL IL % Pn n sn
order fer 25 S1ps sna d oSo @ copies @ Of
oHside os, cSny ss ayiS en ri az a.
S sss Ss tsysra s s@ifs a bis 5is ru1S
'h. and ssnue @ nr ress than far greater the heat Of
we do not you to york in our way,
5' 5ns any ,l.ns b. ia5ivida,l action the time.
We k4ow no, wha, the Wings in Virginia will say abous
the discretion of ir Greeley, of The Tribune, in ,hus
rangipg together Clayism and Abolitonsm in the
" Black spirits and white,
Red spirits and grey;
Mingle, ming!e, minsle
You that mlpgle may
Here then .fbJtttiOn Tor Newly ork, aud the Lie o
Clay for North Carolina This is prosper ths good
work of aronsing the Wings and armn them al all points
for the contest Of 4 Here Sade and Gddngs along
Adams and Badger, aad call the attention OF TIE
South this fearful coalition for the support of MI Clay
Let those who have hear hear and take heed OF
the Signs Of the Times
We do not know when we have had heartler
laugh than over this precious morceau of our
friend Richie We have him in our minds eye
this moment, just as he looked when his glance
frs. fell on this extraordinary paragraph. Erect,
with the paper held out at arms length before
hm-his head slightly bent and brow contracted
the other arm outstretched as in the attitude OF
speaking, he slowly weighs each bloody line, 50
as to take in its full, terrible import At length
assured that his eyes have not deceived him, ne
carefully deposits the paper on the tabe-sighs,
shakes his head, and says, what awful hyPocr-
sy-astonishing that the man should expect to
escape discovery--what infatuation--well, "whom
the gods wish to destroy they first make mad. y
! | II expose him at once. Richie do MT speak
often, but when he does speak the world shall
hear him." Thus he soloquizes till in his excited
imagination, the whole thing becomes tragedy
and the witches begin to dance around him with
their bubbling cadron and horrid chant. Truly,
the so.named Inquirer inquiries into things with
vengeance. But soberly, how could the wise
Edilorof the Inquirer make such stupid blunderE
We rather suspect that his correspondent who
directed his attention to the strange paragraph
was some funny Wing, who wished to quiz him
Did the horriied Editor never dream, that this
same tract of Junius on political Abolition, might
be deadly and home thrust on political Aboll-
tionists, our worst foes and the most dangerous
agitators in our country indeed, just such
pamphlet as Mr. Clay himself would W'rlte-or
even Mr. Ritchie if he could, Read, Mr.. Ritchle,
soberly, for every time we cast our eye to the
head Of this article we see the blazing capitals
staring us in the face, WHAT is THIS 7"
in such !udicrous gravity that we are compelled
to stop and laugh. And then the solemn exhor,
tatinn a, the close, Z" Let those to have ears to
hear, hear, and take heed OF the Signs of the
Times" Heavens, what "mare's nest friend
p;to,;. ho, fo,,a
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MICuIGAN-The Michigan built under contract |
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b,,rob wos launched rron the Navy. Yard at
~: d. rl a.. st 49,. ,o |
Eilc, 1 d. oii itesuay' tAe Jul iiis'' "A eoiio"-
pondent of the Buffalo Gazette gives the follow
ing dimensions and properties of this noble vessel
as follows:
Leneth Of keel. 1875 feet inches
over all. ll..>................. ..l76 "
0'eao'" orsp o. peam., ana, a. {" n
Depth of hold p
High! from top Of keel TO TOP of rail- 49,. II 40
Burlhen 500 TONS
The hull M use and guards are S O son
tight bukheads athwar, ship the ship against sink
ing lo"r nelson's of 'ne 'i nt Th G
Of different thcknesses; the bottom of an inch thick,
and the keel of an inch thick. =,
consist Of ga pa1hsn guns on piyots and four
msss She has two ow-presure ened engines, each of
s5 horse The cylinders are Sc inches in dameter
shaft Of wrought iron The lower standing rigging will be
of iron She will carry six anchors four of them weighing
co, "sn Ss r fSs sboub bs latter will be pTn
cipally used She makes beautiful appearance in the
water, stlS as Steauiiy anu que