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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-31

.ofyaklns the a,cle and great number Of
of the above places. '' n r9,, sndi, c. guy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-31

ssgs FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.-A highly
improved farm Of 25 acres, with all the stock crops
EA-and tools The buildings ample convenient and in
fine order 1t desirable aud productive property situated
IL = bunswlck y. Jersey Diagrams be seen al the
Office OF A. +. & J. G. SMITH,
p2O Ct
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-31

.A select Grocery in of the principal thoroughla ares
being of the best stand; in the city for holeale or
retail the stock choice and well selected about Two hou
sand Dollars, we'll worth the attention OF i man OF business
Present occupant moving II the county Address lash at
this Office stating where Interview be had. j30 3t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-31

EH5A 5000 ACRES ILLINOIS LANDS FOR Sale
exchange-Lands location and titles good. Bargains
-1 ~ CO be had by applying to .,,,,,,,
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= - CHURCH BELLS AND tow

s-szrru.zag7Esa AMERICAN COOPEKS'T00L
q Sand TOOLS in general for HOUSE a. d:a
SHlP CARPENTERS. BUTChGE5hSsl,
Sc. &c be obtained in all their variety al WHOLE
SAIL. aud RETAIL, at 33 FULTON-sTREET. NV
YORK. OF the most celebrated manufacturers, tva7aA
Cast Steel,) sach no
ALBEaTSoN'S, CONGER,s. BARTON aSMiTHs'
HORIZONS, GiFFORD'S, and other maket:.
ALAG, Coopers Doweling Bits
Amencan IRON Riyets; do Beck Irons:
toop"Is' Truss Hoops; do. Tapand Bung' bofh'
DO Head and Staye Join do. Lsyehlg Flames
teTs; do. Vice.;
do Stock Howes and do. Compares; 60.
CrcseYs; do. Marking ronsrS-'
do Braces;
TiEE-Srifcienti is il answer the afVsftnars@k
t5 apeaIs 70 ;e contrary, that not only have nc
81 JOHN CoSGER, 80 AttoIney-trest Newly OK ot ~ye
hsre advertised. but also have the genuine
Cast Steel joHS P Concerts, which We warrant III az
spects equal If a0t superior 10 John Congers h iii
And az the SAID John Conger has manifested SO S.
ms ID relation selling locls that are NOT ms a.
deem but Justice for the information OF The
that the SAID John Couger Learned his trade with tne b
sald John P. Conger And as for proof OF the 4uay ~ 81
iooLs made By john P CONFER, We have aafs
they do not require the name OF John Conssr, IS h'
street, TO make them raieable.
liberal discount on edge tooes 10 merchsne. n,,r
The subscribers are also IMPORTERS and GESEksu
Frs in ENGLISH, GERSAN y. and AMERICAN I .s
WARE, CUTLERY &c. &c. including yery saI.-.ssi
ASSORTMENT, which they offer 10 1uNTRy
others at MARKET PRICES. OSbOhN LIZ
CHARLES OSBORN, ;.5sa
CHARLES S. LITTLE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-31

MORlSON'S VEGETABLE UNIV ERSAL
W MEDlClNES.-Csution 10 the People of America
we hereby esrt{ that M-ssts FIFTH = HALL o! tSaah
for the United States Of Amerea and that sithsr
any way authorised yend Norlsons Vegetable Uni
yersa Medicines rs any limitations circulation this
Caution becomes highly necessary All parsons selling cur
Medicines the United States have the authority OF the
beioe-nnned Messrs FIRTH HALL.
(signedl MORRISON, MoAT Y Co, Hygeists
British College Of HEALTH New Road London. jan 1918.
The above caution, smanang from the British College OF
Health, London viii be hailed with the wrmest snhusi
by the friends of the Hygean System, nasmuoh il
tends expose Crd oppose the Woy!tss co,teits which
have been extensively by those who destitute
OF moral principle, they ignorant Of the "healing art
The Invaluable medicines of ths British College may be OBJ
tanned their original parity OF several gentlemen who have
taken agencies ~ ssyr the different States whose names
viii be loqnd in the New York Courie and Enquirer; =
They be had also in the original packages OF the follow
ing sub-Agants, viz:
Messrs Paul Pou 6. CO. SO John
g II. T. Schiefen & Co. lGt and los John ~.
g &c Whitmore Esq. Is South
= Isaac Suell, 100 Greenwichs
u Peter Hampton, 800 Canal ST., New York c;i>
Me5srs Posi- Lewis, Jericho L. !.
4. D. Dardwcll, Trey New Y orb.
hirs. Goodif Utica, do
Mr. w. II. Burts Rochester, 80
Wessrs Cornwell& Butler, POksepsie, y. Y.
w i. Stviss ihinebeck, do
matt FIRTH & HALL l.. General Agentsl franklin
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-31

sSsA FOR SALE-FARM AT SHREWSBURY
valuable tract of Land about half mile from Shews
.bury, on the road leading from Shre,Ys ury TO Black
Point formerly belonging James r Crawford and ajoi-
ing the land of SamnejC Morris Shepard and Others con
tuning 81: acres There large peach orchard apple
orchard OF Young tess &c ON the premises the land
quality About acres seeded dow last fall with coysr
and timothy. Will be sold on favorable terms.
ian - i'1-S ~ 3 !. - 49,. -,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-31

aes MECHANICS, ATTENTION For sale
m cheap and o7 very easy terms snug nice place IN
and in good orderhe lot is IS by 2o5 deep Apply A. P
s. j. c. Smith, IS Liberty street. MO II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-31

GCOTT'S VEGETABLE PILI.S.-Mrs. Old.
- ham. aged u years, resididng 9th corner of South
and st Williamsburg, after 6 months intense suffering from
Eyspilas in bon legs, has been cured and rapidly
Ing trength by the of these Pills Individuals also
this City afflicted with Scroa!a Dropsy in the Head Dys
the Breast and Sides Influenza Group &c have been eecu
ally cured by them, and be referred Sold in boxes at
also at +. G. Lapgdon's 4O3 Broadway; g. B. Ptcs sos
sonst ~ York B. McBrear Futon, corner of High ST.
BROOKLYN. D. Smyth, 800 Broad St. Newark. s. Van
Setback. Al South Marketstree Albany. Kesdell Gr
fin, 81 Congress-st. Troy.
Agents wanted. ji3 linz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-31

sssssFOR SALE OR EXCHANGE--A FARM
S OF 35acres, the Hudson River Westminster County
--- % miles from New FORK City Some money will be
put with il for a House and Lot in this City:
n2n # A P. & ]. C. SMITH, Is LibeEty..t.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-31

sya TO LET-The new and commodous live
e story store with basement and under cellar No II
ltM Sprcs-stleet. The building is well arranged for
rcante or Manufacturing business with tue n the cell
ar for steam engine. Applyto GEORGE }; PRiCE,
- DE ,c l8i East Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-31

JOHN EVEN,
Street Commissioner, and Chairman of Assessors.
t.eet Commissioners Office January 25h, 1884, JIG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-31

al TO LET-Workshops OF various sizes and
R best lighted of any the city Possession given i'm
media ely Inquire Of J. Locke, 81 Ann ja20!m
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-06-22

ibe shore n prevent such snno, anee.'
These were HE ihopK hlls1 dictates Of Le
nnAD.
'Msnms, said thu blus. DYED boy, VII,
was lying op Tho beach nj The lsd,'s isei.
lnsing pebbles inIo Tho sea i si.h You
bad penny, for lhe poes wg,,an does lool
hungry and ,ou know W. sse going 10 ha,o
u Nee dinner, aud sou l,sse promised me
glass ri vine
Tho INFANT Of lhs lady answered ,Ls sp.
peal Of her child and vilb blush of .bane
cfinsouing her cheek NJ The mcit fcofoof
his afiess words conveyed, she opened her
fipeae, placed half crown 10 his tiny
hands. and IN another moment be was boun.
ding along The sands on his GRAND of mercy.
In few seconds he returned. his eve,
sparkling with delight, and his counlonance
glowing with health and bc6a,y.
ooh! mamma, the poor woman was so
thankful she wanted To turn back, bu,
would noi le' her; and she said, God bless
the noble lady, and you, too, my pretty lamb,
my children will now have bread for the.,
Two days, and we shall 80 on our way res
joicIng.
The eyes Of The lady gistenod us .he
heard the recital of her child, and her
HEART tad her that its dctats bestowed n
pleasure the cold reasoning Of The HEAD
could never busiow.
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A GOOD LITTLE STORY.
by Mrs C0rnwaU Baron TV;Iy, -

Please, my lady, buy a nose gay, or bes
10" a 'rtia,' was the address OF pale. ema
''a'en booking woman, holding few with.
cred flowers in her hand, to a lsdv vh, =.
on the beach on Brighton watching The hue
waves of the reced'ng ide.
= nave no haltpence, my good woman
SAID me lady, looking up from the novel she
was perns'ng with a lis less gaze. siF had
| would give hem to you
= an poor widow, with three helploss
ch''oren cepending on me; would YOU hes
10" small triiie to help us on our wavg
4 have told you have no half !,
reiterated the lady, somewhat pef,,shIy IRE.
a'H, she ADDED, as the pnor applicant, turned
r1e"y away this ID worse than the streets
Oh London they should have police on
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-06-22

AN EXTRACT Christianity, likeSa child.
goes wandering over The world. Fearless in
usinhocence, il is not ahashed before princes
nor confounded by the wisdom Of svnods -
Before ii, the blood stained warrior sheathes
his sword and pucks the laurel from his
brow The midnight murderer turns from his
purpose and like the heartsmit,en Disciple.
goes out ana weeps bitterly.
1t brings liberty 10 the captive, Joy to the
monrner, freedom TO the slave, repentance
and forgiveness to the sinner, hope TO The
fAln' hearted, assurance to The dying.
1t enters the hut of the poor man AMI sits
down with them corten,ed 10 the midst Of
pr'vatons, and leaves behind an everlasting
blessing.
lwa.k ks through great cites amid all heir
pomp and spIendor, their manageable pride.
and their unutlerab!e misery, purllyno,
ennobIing, correcting and redeemno angel
Il IS alike The beautiful companion IF
ch'Idhood, The comfortable associate Of
age.
1t cnooh'ees the noble, gives wisdom to
The wise, and new grace to the lovely. The
patriot. the priest, the poet and the eloquent
men, all derive heir sublime power from its
influence. Mary Hopm,
49,
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Sd L u q =

CCo1.pal and Black varoi.h, Spt's Turpoatine,
ohve, Castor. and Bridish Oil; Macaboy, and
1 1:' Shnh s, batemans drops; Godfreys cor
article OF Drugs usually kept by merchants,
general assortment of Patient Medicine.
A large assortment of Tomsonian Steam do.
Together with many other articles iva I, d,.
Gus numerous to mention He tenders his thanks
TO his friends, and old customers for their Hber-
aipatronage, and solicits the continuance of the
$ same. Come over to the"Cheap Store for good
oargains--at Spigts Corner.
Ripley, Mi, June ED le4l.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-06-22

cn..... ..,.,., from Soma.
aL ,lor,voraa n ,be
60. 3 Il, Iroi,ed States On tho IGh.
,sb and oob uItm1os, against the rttG.
c,,;oo Of Mr.. Tyler's inmeJate annexation
,,.a,v T. will be recollected that the pre-.
ter, ASSUMED BY the administration for imml-
dia,e annexation, and PAT forth with such
flourish by the present Secretary of Safe,
Mr.. Calhoun, was the danger the S)lfhern
States had to aoprehend from Interference
with he af'lirs Of Texas on tho part OF Great
Bti,ain, especially with references to he ex
isence of slavery there--nowilhstanding
the designs imputed 10 it had been tour
times officially disavowed by that Govern,
mcnt. The extract contains souo home
lhrusts for CERTAIN ones wo wor of ia the
ranks of the L9cofJces. At the time the
,re,tv Of 1910 which ceded Texas to Mex |
co was co,cl,lea NJ, M1nroe's Cabinet
consisted If the following gentlcmeo: John
~ ,;,,n Aaons If Mas Sec of State. "
r. cc,ofr, G. ofa, r.o..,,.,,
1osn r c,Jbou, or 6 q Sac or Wa,
Smith Thouoso, orNy 60 of,bo N.vv
.ndp uo;rsofo y NJ conos,, u,w
IA !, ,.,nan h,, NJ, c.,,o,n d,s -,
foresee the adanpern which would result to
L. -, la. sc III, ,,;o, c,o,
tt
the abolili on Of Slavery 10 Texas, when he
helped to do so by giving up to non slave
ho,dino emn;,o !, Ia,o9 The Jocofo.o, !,
-.
Mississ'Pp! profess 70 De me deVoted |r'ehas
or annexation. dow does happen that they
have constantly held up Mr., Calhoun. within
=,
N''0''''
Tor the presidency--'he very man who
helped to give away Texas under Mr.. Mon
roe,, administration? Oo the ohor hand
'"ey ooSpa'"sY 10"'u'o0 N0ssFS ADAMS
u Clay, the former OF whom was the last
member of Mr. Monroe,s cabioot - n;no
l., .,..., . !,
~ " '"' 'o'?' "'e" 80 was
oVerruled by maIorty-and The latter of
whom. as n member of Conrress ra;sodL;u
'''' '''''' It, D'' 70 'ne extract
"Great Britain dsavows land tha, fonr
times over) all the DESIGNS nnon Tavss at,
trbuted to her. She dlsavows everything
am as Jealous of the encroachIng and dom>
;neer;n, .n;r;, &c ,h,,
ao'e man ought to be; bat these disavowals
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Great Attraction!
At simon ~. Ss,ig7lss.
c. - rS=-

vfUST Received direct from New York and
~ Philadelphia, one the largest and m NJ"
beautiful stock of Summer and Fall Goods ever
offered IN this Market-swhch was selected hy
himself with great care, aud bought mostly
from Importers and Manufacturers
His Motto is, $40 Please"
The Ladies and Gentlemen are requested to
call AMI examine his SPLENDID SfOCK OF
90 IDS, before purchasing elsewhere, ns he hns
now Fresh and Fashionable Goods at low prioes.
The following list comprises small portion
OF the leading articles: -
Super. wool died Black Cloths,
Do Blue, Steel mixed. and Invisible do.
Do Plaid and striped French Cas1acre.
10 Tweed Cashmere 4 Gambo PES,
Do Caslnett and rashmcrets,
Kentucky James, 4 large ASSOC tment
Bn Green, and white macanaugh Blanhet.,
White and plaid saddle, and negro Blankets,
Red aud White Flannels assorted
Piain and llnnen Drilling, Black sSattin,
Narsailes Vestings, black worsted Il Silk Surge,
Cottpnades and Summer goods assorted.
Apron and Furniture Checks, Bed ri king,
Cotton Janes, Nankecn ofthe genuine Nank, on
Cotton, Jaoone', null, swiss, and book muslin
Irish Linen Bisop lawns, worsted Bllzsrines,
french, and American Camhricks,
bread Lace and edging, Lislc lace, and Edg-
ing assorted, Jaconet cdging and Inserting,
Rich and beautiful cup aad bonnet ribbons,
Black Italian silk Cravats.
Gum elastic SUBSCRIBERS, assorted,
Parasols, Sun Shades, and Umbrellas,
Ladies white and clouded Hos,
Artificial Flowers and Sprigs,
White and mixe, Hose; a large assortment OF
6 cord Tay Tors and Lees Spool / hr I'D.
Upwards Of 200 bolts rich, new style British aud
American Prints.
A large assortment of Brown Domestic,
DO do Bleached do, all price,,
Brown and Bleached Dfillings,
A fine assortment Ladies ana Misses Ronuets.
Palm Leaf Hats assorted,
WI te and Black Beaver Hats, wide trin
do do Silk do
do do Russia ia
Brush and c sinere DO
Low price Fur hats, great variety,
The largest and best selected stock of Gent In.
dies and Childrens Boots Eand Shoes, assorted
ever offered in this market.
srddles, Bfidl 8, and Marlugaes all kinds, at
pnces to suit the times
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-06-22

Coon IDEA "A novel, but not irritation.
al mode Of regulating the fare -fpsssengers
has beea. adopted by The proprio'ors of was
ems, on the National Road from Cumberland
TO Wheeling 1t is literally By weight; each
passenger being tested by the scales, and
charged So much per pound. The prince
Is doub'o The weight of nanma,e frIephr,
as he siowsge cannot be quite so clese-
OF course The passengers are chiefly
emgrans --Norlh American.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-06-22

Every hour hat a man is in debt, is a
year spent in slavery. Your creditor is
yhuf master, It matters not whe her kind
or severe one; the sense of obligation you
incur, saps the feelings Of manly indepen
dence, which is The first charm of you,h--
and. believe me, it's always through tie
rents in moral feeling, that our happiness
oozes out quickest.
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necessary 10 lako ano'hef iaei, nod do y
IaWati Tue was. atenpod ~ subs qhen
mufsnaa II The President, admitting, 10 be
sure. hat The messenger we seni, und scn'
10 operate epan Meseo 10 relation 10 the
treaty. bat taking . doc di,tueliun boi"etn
obtaining her consent 10 II, md preventing
her lfop be,ng angry ~ ~ This message
vii receive Justice 1T lhe hsnds ol other
only heard u Ne read, md cannp quote Il 10
ts oVn words. Bat The substance vi II
ebs. hat The mrstfntuf WIS tcui ~ prevent
AleSicn ifem gona "a var with rs 90 nc.
count Of the treaty ~ II here vas any dif
t renee hetVoen getting her 10 con.cnl n
lie lrea'v, aud geHing her nj TO disscn J
BaH hefa again, more had luck. Beside.
Tho declarations Of tho cnaIfm ~ ot Flttinu
Relations, saawlng what this messenger
vas sent tor, here - a copy Of "A letter
furnished 10 us of winch he was the boafer,
aud which shows that lhe concurrence of
Mexico was wanted, aud tlmt apulgles are
eii9fed for not obtanlnlng her "prepious
.roaseRt.o But, Of ms here tler. O. on
with The current Of events. The treaty was
SEN III, and Iorty DAYS silence upon il wa
demanded u he Senate. Now why send
II IN, # he Senate was nos 10 touch ii fu
forty days2 Why moi retain II IN the D.
psfment of Slae unil The lapse of these
'p'y days, when ,he ausae, from Mexico
would have been received, and a fifth dlsa.
yowal arrived from Great Britain u, indeed
Il Is possible Tor her 10 rellerate IA dlsayoWaI
already four times made and not received?
Why not relatn The treaty curing these
forty DAYS Of required silence upon it in
he Senate, and wnen the precious Tine
might have been turned to such valuable
account "a n'erchangng friendly eXpIana-
H"ns with Gsea' BRIAN and MoXco? Why
not keep The treaty 10 the Secretary Of
) 81 : office, as well as IN the Secretary ut
Senatc's Office, during hese forty day..
Precise because the Baltimore conventirn
was TO SIT Ia thirty eight DAYS from that
.lme! and forty DAYS would give time ior the
Tea IS tomb" to burst and scatter IL frag
mems all over he Union blowing up ctudi
dates for he preslden Y, blowing up the
'0qgur-tied Senate itself for not faufylng the |
treaty, aad furnishing new Texas candi.
late, aaapin.e5 wrh gunpowser, for the
presidential chair. This was The reason
md az obvious az Il written at the head oil
every public document. In the me TIM, |
all these movements give fresh reason for
an examination Of persons at the bar of the
Senate. The determination of the Ptesi
tent to conclude The treaty, before he Ear
If 4 berdeen's despatch was known TO him
that is TO say, before The 26rn OF february
ISL [: the true nature of the messengers
'rrand TO Mexico, and many o:her points
10" involved in ohscuri'y, may be cleared
p IN these examinations, TO the benefit and
veil beng Of the Uni n. Perhaps it NAV
h nee 10 turn out in proof, that The Scores
Try who found his reasons Cor making the
eay and Fastening the immediate annex,
ton, had determined upon al that long {
etore heard Of Lord Aberdeen's letter"
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-06-22

abou' 5 feet 9 OF 10 inche high, and will
weigh about $50 or l6O pounds, has scar
on his left ANGLE. Said Boy says his name
Is Jefferson, that has formerly belonged to
VIM Hay Of this county bu, now be,
longs to Charles Montgomery, living in
ocnbbeha County Miss. The owner Of
said Boy is requested TO come forward.
prove property, pay charges and take him
away, or he will be dealt with as the law
directs.
Z. M. ROGERS, Jai1or
OF TIpah County,
June 22i IS44-33n
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-06-22

n The MAJORITY, i beet known 10 him IN
be lasl IeueI be gives he G,Io.,ns plausible
o3b,uu 10 The world rhLs var
"p,oydenee has nov opened Tho va, G'
The sonos iioD, aud 10 refuse. ~ ~ poslpodn
he measure, would, 10 my opioion. be Cum
unJusilS both lorafds hat county aud oui
0snm
-N<c.--
igier on Tell Me'a.Wo biv 40 dIubl that
. great moby clever fellows bold office On.
def John Tyler. Indeed, ne kaow there
ore. We were converting With Que during
recent tramp and d8ilHg he converse.
lIon sc inquired Of him how long be pfopo.
sed to stick 10 the Csplaiuf why said he,
i cant answer you that question better
Than by recl,ing to YOU an onocdoie read
The oher day.
allow long, exclaimed irldesm an, ~
he applied the lash 10 an iocorigbly bad
apprentice, 'wlI you continue to serve The
devil?
"Noi more than nine months, sir--ny
indentures will be on, them - och Dem
--1.F}n-
0&-John rs Ter accepts The nomination Of
his Convention Cor Presideal! This is more
than they desired. lie say. he will with
draw If Texas is Annexed this Session q.
he well knows itwon'r beg If not, not So
John is fairly in the field, Where will he
get the fl 3 Electoral Vote. DOME all speak
at oncen
- CoI. T. M Joha son has consented 20
un for Vice President behind John TyIe. +
So says The PHILADELPHIA 'Mercury. So hur
'ah for the original Texas tic.e'.- Tribune
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-06-22
The TEXAS QUESTION IN GEORGIA.

HE iEyAs QUESTION IN GEORGIA -
The savannah Republican informs us of a
Wing meeting held there on Tuesday last.
when was one of the largest and most en-.
thusiastic wtne sed since iS4O, and SAYS
he Republican, of we are to Judge of the
state of public sentiment among our friends,
from the prompt and enthusiastic responses
to the various sentiments of The speakers -
we might venture The opinion that never,
under any circumstances, has the party
heen mora unanimous or Jealous in the
support OF its principles and its men We
have not heard of the first man vel who
taers on the Texas humbug. and we feel
every assurance that our gains on that cues
ton VIII more than c0unerbaance The loss
of any s'ragglers who may chance to find u
convenient resting place among he sgifators
Whatever may b. the views of Whg.
upon that sui ject, they are too old in their
experience OF Democracy (Loco Focosm.)
10 De Wiling to pIlce the adjustment in iIs
hands, especially with the conditions IN
nered'' They consider The various calls far
meetings without distinction of parrv s.,
pointing, not so much 10 the .reGnnera,;o,
q Teas to he Unted States as 10 The
re'"nneTG''o" Of certain Soutbe,u states. 10
| the The Loco Foco P,trtyl y,
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Col JouNsoNrN ANNrxAr1, II soon,
'"a' .oi johnson has found 1t convenient 10
axe oew tack on he Texas question. A
." weeks since he wroIe his mem0rable
7"ef On Inc subject in which he SAID that he
""u'c be IN favor of the anneyaiIon orrexss
. 'he onlted States, provided that a mai,rv
u the people ofboth countries were in C.y,,
= u, ms was indefinite enough, ana left
oo Colonel room to dodge IN case any emer
ehcy should occur; aud he has lonnd !,
necessary to do 50, for he has recently
'n''en letter in which he avows himssIf,.
ayr u unconstitutional and immediate an
'cSa,'on. How he will manage 10 explain
~ e"a'se oil opinion in regard to the will
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-17

HEAVY RAYs-The Springfield GID Journal
says:--Within the last two weeks thus section oi
co,n,rv has becn drenc he'd with tremendous rains and
from Tho fact that eastern mail has been received Tor
n week we suppose that the storms must have extended
have been higher than known for years and many valu
able bridges are carried away The sangamo, in some
&C rs has been the usual width Of the Mississippi and
the winter has risen nearly as high as was in the famous
year OF the deep snow"