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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-09-12

"TT1o is Jan,es X. PoLE?" Asked some of the Whig
Journals, on the announcement of our nominations
"IHc nG1 President of the Uni,el States" is the an
swer they have aeady received from the seven States
which have held elections since that time, and which
have exhibited Democratic gain Of about IS 600 since
1870 As Jeremy Didder says in The play hey "only
asked Tor information do they like be inlorma-
ton they have got? IN. Y News.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-09-12
I73 majority.

Let me place the result in way that the most rabid
whg cannot gainsay, and all persons will agree that
Polk will carry (and no mistake) the following States,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-04
Domestic Importatlons.

NEw ORLEAssship Orleans-2. hhds sugar 1876 bales cot
ton Bamwell-li do hair bag 3 FIschel-2 hhds q
Sehpmsk'sIt, do se bales cotton Bocmsn John,,or
Butterworth-387 do Leverch-3 do 4 Weiss cks
Dbl seed Geo Thorbuml0s bales cotton Rowland Aspin-
wal27 hhds 3i5 bbs 28i kegs Bogau kne~land4 cases
Fergusonso bbs Atwood25 hhds 70 bbls hemp
400 pigs lead TO order
Mosmn1ship CeIia-22s bales cotton Hobrook Nelson <
col box ii Coit-l do j Bechsn.
SAvANNAH-Brg Wilson Fuer-43 bles X Graves
loo do 10 ties rice Bsrsow Pope8 boxes 20 bal cotton
Wood-4i Perkins Hopkins-5l A q Miller-2o w How.
andIl i Ccg-i5 B.d'eyI2l us rice 81 hf do q Wells
CHARLEsToN-Ship Chareston-l34 ties rice q Bulkeyt6
do do beef Post-6s3 bates Victor Duck
witz-l02 De Pevste Whitmarsh-l68 Renard co-t6
HavesIl8 RWad,worh|s5 bbs Taylor, 100 shes skin:
Little, Pearson cos pkgs News COL boz Gale Wood
Hughes- case Wood-l Varet3 bbls old copper Wins
low coal of old Post Man-6 packages mdse
Nichols.
CHAnLrsIoN-Ship Allen-9l ties rice IS hf do S&SB
Post-o Binnger- u! bales cotton Smith, Mills COILS
w X Wsdsworth-39y Hayes-288 to order.
CHARLrsToN-Brig Clinton-i00 bales tollomb &
lselin75 McBride-2Ol Faber Bierwe th-2i Buck
10 cks rice Haye-t bxs Geb Walker%0 bales
ton 1876 cks to order.
GnosGnLowS sCIBrg Dstrr it-29s bale, cotton Colt
sackeu Brothers co.'s Averill
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-04

Cary X col Borri-i Tif,py. Young * Fills, Young K
smith bsrr, keese- A Hewitt T Tracy 4 hs-l
poll Nathsw-l Gould & Atwatsr-l T. K Weeks-2i
X 50 reir-l NE Meiber-2 Jolly Fers-i Berteau
nj pl J IL kohs-2 AZ Warburg--2 l. Stmler-l Mecks
p,ate-i Ossn-2 Fanierot-i Gibson 4 CO.'S Teters
aud. schumpf x seb~r-i7 A Voisin col Henry <
kohi-l Warburg Danne-I Colvl Elemng-< Murray
Il seignetil bag s,ecie Coomb iselin-i0 Therspeck
en- co-t Jahny col Colliad-l3 Malezieux Csonrd
coo w Bewer-l Sitter Price col Gardner Colby
- u f9eer 80 "ard t',roa ce-6 Roger Gulas me
s'll Tnomp,onI2 + II lro, 6 Mitchell ReynsId & CO.
} tunnomf.S IL Wars X co.. q Nsret-O Lane and
Lam s"t 2 X ihomison-l3 Pe,se COLI II nsieh.
cob upber psmbmr nj CT az Tay-7 Speis Christ
60 sheldon COS Days-2 Hale Todi-2 T
eo--e q x J English-l Or Munross-a Ii BAbod-5
Wight Sturges Shaw NUNS * co-24 Cheoroiott co
Ia A.ama Homes--il Bern 4 kenre-9 Rsuard X eo-3
Coehran-y Clark Kent, Kendall Atwster-2 Eugene
Beni-2T Hunt co. Rogrn-l00 TO order.
BREMrNTShip Emma.2e pkgs Victor Duckwitx-22J
dom-6 Napier-2s Beche Deyet-i7 Henschen Unksrt
% Broe Ike manI-3 Durand-i II Sieman-I6 Hen
chen-l q u Schumsker4l Bolton BallsndeT-3 Roger
Guillaume coi6 Payne co2 Teterel Blain-2 Cot
tenet-2 Kohnstamm-i ID Wendell-l q Gunher-i
Msillard co-l7 Hessenberg-23o >oeninx Pavenstsd
les Mo,z Potz-2 IL Goldschmdt-s Brustlein Koop
4 col nc Schne,der-30 r. ID w Liiendah-3 Gorton,
Hodges co-355 bIs pipe I Poppe-9 pkgs Boker-ai
o order.
NruyrAs-Brig Torsz-30 tons copper Simerson 4
sono0 DO fnstc 20 hides hhds honey % bbs u
sticks cedar Brett vos0o bbls Holt Owen-2 bbls
honey 1900 oranges w N4bse.
HAvANABns Cybee-2OJ pines 1910 denjns LIQUOR III bxs
musksts 20 do Banco-5 segan Schuchadt Fav
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-04
Foreign Importations.

LvEnrool-ship United s,ats 80 tong coal r Kermit75
Shay Eo Babe T .i s.
sS S% ses Tno%ys?s &c. doR ySg
= HalsIe,d, Hanes Goa Harmer fiayesa A Van Nest
ic1y.. CO B9s fGa TiRo
Wsmsa' Gose Tadbul, . (:h% SehS'soo t s
TSo%p.on@ls MeKse COZ John Fsrs"soa1sa Ohio" (
co-so Stone, swan Co. Post Thom,.-2 J So D La
eoc Asp l'fFa I'i Ens Ss
ards Bas,et 4 ,Aben-i q Don-7s Richardson Watson
IIadden sen~o Neyins eo-2 dickson cog Wilmer &
S S.sS Marks % sfrf s,.x. ADJ
co.., M.,hsy Wilson H,sysoek,2 Nsw;,a' Barnett
Messenger Brother,-i re- II Hash, cog Fellows, Van
* ns% s;ss: ss PIG
ESG Res sSG.s.,.-s'
MsSs co.'s Tsesss Mead ee @Hs Sfa Pu%sa 'sT
case, rsIsse "a. Bropi..ss pig; MeCs eSIl Neal
Coh.al cos BockinTham-i'' c' 50 bales cks
% ;s5. s. .a;V H: s pfs fi;Ts
Lyisgston-Il csr,,, ou,ll ,n11e soLII's
P : I.s %isS n.2s' Kohl
Moran E .s.s RsSs,d dyuo
puraud Co.'S co,,see,Ts RG6er,72 GSse"
Eos,ehss w.sedcgel1es Ms%..et s s%, t.oS La;
fpi:s raee sss%G H.
10 odoGIs Dillon CO Lfs9as-l Dersis",s'
pp sss.,11s sl T.s as,S
soddi, A@sssd , sSet." FF ssl voP
Br-z9 Bec.r Benjamin e97o Buohsr1S de Ia Ro..er
sseS Rs@sya soc s, %@ c .y
F ~Ss.%S z Dord Kqpsa.am@-s Ks,.,sI CO., SSd,
,ssTd CO. N;Gs r'' Ven D9% Si E
co.. lPeyssr-i Berhst Loruti Herrick Blunt W
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-04

In six years the banking capital increased from &c. 1888
3os to 694, being addition of Sssl53s6 From
1910 the decline rapid that in less than three years
had decreased s625970 than had increased in
the six years previous in other words the banking
capital of Georgia ss,a5,3s6 larger in ls4O than it
in 1884, and So GAL 1856 smaller in si3 than
$780, and S625970 less than in 1884, nine years previous
This looks well for that State and to this rapid
ton may be attributed the present standing of the State
and the prosperity of her population The first effects of
sudden suspension of banking being past, gradual
safe Improvement is sure to follow.
The message from the Governor Of this State to the Lee
gsature gives detailed report of the public debt the
and of the public works and the other
financial movements for the past year By the official
statements published in the messages for last and the
present year. the public Indebtedness presented the fol-
results -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-04
state OF Trade.

The lateness of the season. and the miserable weather
combined, make the markets unusually dull
AsHEs.-Pots merely nominal We quote 81 $751;
and Pearls at IS l2I-both are very dull.
N,-Notw outstanding the rain, considerable acv
hands, generally at small advance the rates
rent yesterday.
WHrsKEyDrudgei held at % cents, and barrel at "a
cents. We hear OF no sales.
HAYThe demand is trihing, and the market gener-
ally inactive that can report nothing new. We
know of no alterations in prices.
Olive notice sales Of Crude Sperm at 7sa7sl cents.
Whale remains very dull and without alteration in quota
TONS
BEEswAx.-Prme yellow sells wanted at 90 cts.
BREApsruFrsAll articles under this head without
change. Genesee flour is held at 81 62laS4 $751; No &C
tivity in the market.
WHALE Oh AND WHALEBoNE.-There Is nothing doing
here Whslebone is and wanted. Last month
there imported into this country 1878 bbs sperm
OIL 34O0 bbls. whale Oil and "a, 900 lbs whalebone We
learn from New Bedford that the sales for the week
have been large and have swept the market the Fair
haven sde $3.50 bbs or "a $50 gals sperm brought 7sa
1884, 10 and 80 cents Most OF this for this market
small parcel of bone sold at prices not TRANSFERRED
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-04
BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.


CoNrIRMAr1oN or UPsHUR AND NEI.soN.-Our
accounts last evening from Washington, state that
Secretary Upshur and Mr. Nelson have both been
confirmed by the action of the Senate on Tuesday
These were the first and the last names on the list
of cabinet appointments nominated by the Presi-
dent A good deal of doubt begins 10 hang ovel
the fate of Henshaw, Porter, Rantoul of Boston,
Towle of New York, Dabney S. Carr, sent TO Tur-
key, Proftt, to Rio Janeiro, and many others.
few days will decide their destiny. No name
has yet been sent in to the Senate 10 fill the va
cancy IN the u. ). Supreme Court.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-04
Foreign Markets.
From our & orrespondent.)

RIO GRANpH, Oct. IA, lSa3.
On the 10Th ult with r s. Of 9th, had this pleasure
per brig Frances Ann Since that date the only American
arrival has been schr brig Eagle from Salem with assor
cd cargo Flour-660 bbls only have been imported viz
per Eagle 800 bbs and from Rio de Janero 800 bbs-
Sales are that per Eagle, Columbia Mills Georgetown, at
lsOO0-the quality being much liked by the bakers and
100 bbs Richmond City Mills at II 900; in quaint
ty quote it l9 500 30 900; Baltimore 000 II 500
Lard-2OO rs. per ID. Codfsh-li0oo per h. Chairs,
wood % 900 per dozen Tealmperia and yson, good
1900 per h. Butter 400 per ID, HAMS 300 per ID
Cheese 800 per h. Lumber $4,000 per 1000 feet Pep
per- $50 per h. Cotton goods ~ inch lao per yd
30 inch $50 RS 80 inch 1875 81 inch $50 per yard
Brown drills 100 per yard blue drills 26O per yard
stripes $50 $50 per yard Denims 800 per yard Wines
Catalonia and Cette, $4,000 $4,000 PER pipe. Sales
have been effected at for two cargoes the latter be-
ing all bbls and the former in bbs Lisbon good 100000
per pipe; Superior, 600 Iides-suable for the u
States rule Mt 9a9i cts per h. on board the quantity
ported for there since LIST July is follows: say 25 25
for New York per John Finders, Sea Bird General Ma
ron and Frances Ann 56i for Philadelphia per Della
ware $500 for Baltimore per schr. ID. &. Wilson. $4,000
for salem per barque Bcvis, and schr b. Eagle 54os9
total.
The only remaining American vessel in port is the schr
Laura, for sale Dollars, 2000 douboons 80 900. Ex
change Rio de Janeiro, par.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-04

from to thirteen mills. in twenyiour counties from
five eight mills and in thirty counties from one and
half to five mills The for the fiscal year ending Sept
80 lsa3 averaged iu mills in every dollar Of vau-
alton.
Ffyseven associations and individual bankers are now
doing business with nominal capital of s5l3e776 upon
which there have been issued Giro uatng notes to the
amount of which there is in actual crcula-
ton S3,6i7,352. The securities deposited with the
Comptroller for the redemption Of these notes consist OIL
New York State Stocks, 81 7O3 Os4 80
Stocks of other States at
Market value 903 900 90
Cash on Deposit, 7040 90
Bonds and Mortgages, l,52s,9s7 90
One banking association and five individual bankers
have commenced operations during the past year. and
have deposited New York State stocks amounting to
$40 for which notes have been issued for the
The Governor recommends anthorisng loan for
the purpose Of redeemng the outstanding notes OF inso
vent safety.Fund Banks which at present amount to
1919 353 and which cannot be redeemed by the fund I'M
til s49 lieu of loan to allow the billholders int
rest until redeemed by the Safety Fund His Excellency
suggests that the legal rate Of interest for the State be
Iradu IN ax marc emf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-04
LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS

PHuADELPHiA Jan 3Arr Oak. Ryder ston; Thorn. and
David Cox Whelden. NYork; Rchd Rush. Nckrson Prov.
deace.
Baltimore, Jan 2Ar Aid, Crosby Boston; Cosmopo'i e.
Morgan aud Sarah Elizabeth Harrington, NYork Cid Sally
Ann. Stuart Barbados and NH Mary Augusta Krw an
Indies. sid Maria. NYork. -
RICHMOND, Jan 2-Ar Rio. Gnii K. Attakapas.
New York; Gov Derrckson do for Frederick
and Eliza Ann. FITZGERALD. w Indie.
APALAcHIcoLA Dec 25-Ar Andrew Scott, Emery Port.
lands Mary Susan Weeks Baltimore; Nile Kenny Havana
rimoieon Bliyen :, Thomas; Manhi Kiqsman. Dennson
York Cid Metamora Ashby do; Emily Knight, Mcintyre
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-04

90 A GENTLEMAN FROM YAZOO, AFTER
buying dezen OF Health Elixir the other day Maya.
zine street declared to that by the Of this article
for colds fevers affections of the bowels and all the
plants with which his hands have been attacked he had
avoided calling ply stefan for year and that he could
not get along without tn o. Herald.
The same TO be had at q Courtandt street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-04
Passengers Arrived.

vgRrooLPacket ship United SatosJames Ross. of Ca.
nada-l in the steerage
HAvRE-Pscket ship Blu rgundy-Mrs Jas Wotton. Chas
LOOMS Eugene lie Gal, Honore Demonico, New York;
Jndeln, BaItimore-l0 in the strersge.
NEuvirAs-Brig Topsz-ti Bacon N Foster.
HAvASA-Brg Cybelle--W Hornby, Juan b Rentxtts.
BERMupA-Bng John II Stevens-Mr and Mrs Cage, two
children aud servant.
SAvANNAH- Brig Wilson Fullsr-Dr q Rex.
GEoRoETowS, SC-Brig Detroit-Mrs Dunbar and sou.
Passengers Sailed
HAvASA-Shp I'm Engs-O d LOOMS and lady Mrs @ NJ
Jarvis and ant.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-04
Died.,

On Tuesday evening, Jan. ID, 1874, Mr. JOHN KIDD,
cooper, in the 3lst year of his age.
His friends and acquantances and the coopes in gem
eral respectfully invited to attend his funeral this
afternoon at O'Clock from DAT Division street, without
further invitation.
Mr. THOMAS Lock, native of England, died of Con-
SUMPTION at his residence ~ 9Th avenue the ID nst
aged 80 years
His friends respectfully requested TO attend his iu
neral this afternoon at 4 o'clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-04
CO. IMPORTANT TO PUBLIC SPEAKERS.

Your valuable preparation of Hoarhound Candy de-
few remarks Irom my experience; being in
the habit ofaddressng frequently large meetings and my
constitution rendered susceptible of cold foundtmy
strength and health gradually decayng my spirits sink
had lost all hopes and every hour fearful of bursting
blood vessel when your Hoarhound Candy, and the
had effected, reached believe took but one
large package, when every unfavorabe symptom dsap
peared, and my general health improved feel now
generated so completely am fully empowered to speak
Wy appetite is good, and my general health restored.
Yours, respectfully
~ WEIGH, No. lil Gold st, Brooklyn
Agent to the Brooklyn Temp Society
To Messrs. J. Pease < Son 40 Division ST.
Sold wholesale and retail at 40 Division street, 10 Asor
House; no Broadway No. Ledger Building Philade-
phia Redding 4 Co, No. State st, Boston,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-04

o. COMSTOCKS EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA
warranted to equal any sold for dollar per bottle for
just half the price viz SO cents per bote$l per dozen
To be had only at 81 Courtlandt street. North Fifth
street, Philadelphia; SO Cornhill, Boston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-04
Sl,958, 36l 4l,lt2,757

The specie on hand amounts to two.thirds the actual
circulation two dollars specie to three paper The to-
tai bank capital amounts to 1885, which found to
be sufficiently large to meet the wants for the trade of
that section under the existing condition OF commerce
COMPARATIVE CoNpirioN THE GEoReiA BANKS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-04

Q3- is 1T so 1-No person possibly use the In.
dian Vegetable Elixir and Lniment, for any Rheumatic
affections without being cured Those articles have
yet to knowledge failed to cureand persons who
have rheumatism govt and will use these articles and
not benefited by them shall have the money refunded
Now who will refuse to try these arclesl To be had at
81 Courtand street, No. North Fifth street. Philadel
phia; and 50 Cornhill Boston,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-04

Qy- OIL OF TANNIN-Which makes all leather per-
ecty water proofand water penetrate than
through India Rubber. and will double its TO be
had only at 81 Courtlandt st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-04

QI3- LADY, HAVE YOU A PIMPLED, FRECKLED,
dark rough yellow hairy skin Ifso one cake of the
famous Italian Chemical Soap, price 90 cents will render
your skin clear and delcately white one bottle Of the
Poudre Subtitle will eradicate every fibre of hair whether
on your forehead upper lip sides ofthe face moles
but be and get the genuine at the original Office 81
Walker street, door from the corner of Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-04
Sale Of stocks MT Ph,Iadelph,a

FIRST BOARD, Jan. SO shares Reading RR Oh; 279
shares Girard Bank 1915 Reading RR ais 100 do do do
2s $4,000 Reading IS 1850 Ii IL shares Philadelphia B
96 do Louisville Bank cash 90; 60 do States Bank
81; $4,000 Camden and Amboy Bonds %; S234O Lehigh
Mortgage Loan 63l $1,000 DIS 6s lsa4 a. $4,000 do 6s "a
sshares Camden Bank $751; S4s5 Lehgh 6s s4s 3i $4,000
SECOND Board, Jan. 300 shares Girard Bank %; 100
do do Oh $4,000 6 1862 l5 shares Mechanics Bank
25I; 200 do Bank 81; $1,000 Wilmington 6's 1858
30 shares schuylkill Bank esp ll lido Pennsy lvana
Raul az
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-04

Married
On Sunday afternoon Dec. 3lst, at the Oliver street
Baptist Church. by the Rev Elisha Tucker, Mr. JoHS r.
Davis, to Miss ELIZABETH f. McGoNAcLn, both of this
city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-04

Qg- Nothing made has proved
more beneficial in all complaints of the ear than Dr. Nc
NairsAccoustic OIL To be found at 81 Courant street
and North Fifth street, PHILADELPHIA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-04

6I3- "SHERMANS POOR MANS PLASTERSn have
cured in short space of time of weak backs
and rheumatism than any other remedy which has
been discovered So great has their reputation become
that they acknowledged to be the best strength
ening plasters in the world Beware of spurious article
which many druggists attempt to SELL which bears the
name but has not the signature OF the Doctor printed
the back All the genuine pasters have the fac smie"
Of the Doctors name Remember this. DR.. Shcrmans
warehouse is l06 Nassau street Agsnts-227 Hudson ST.
Iss Bowery II East Broadway 80 William street. and
Fulton street, Brooklyn.
Dy- BEWARE OF INDIGESTION.-Thousand of
people submit to complaints which might easily be cured
if they only knew how. The bowels first attacked
and is only when too late that become of the
nature of disease Dr. Peters Vegetable Pills for all
complaints of the stomach regards Indigestion evers
nhamations Sc, the most perfect OF modern
invention Composed, they are of the greatest variety
of vegetable matters, which at this day known be
ing the most conducive in preserving health it is
be wondered that the whole community have given them
superiority all other medicines that profess the
end These pills connot be equaed much less sur
passed. in cradle ang all diseases to which the human
TEN is liable. Principal office 1875 Fulton street.
{ly- PROFESSOR VELPEAU'S SPECIFIC PILLS
for the permanent of GonorrhGa Gleet uor albus
and all diseases Of the urethra These pills warranted
10 the most proracted in shorter time than
any medicine at present known to the medical faculty
price 81 per box. W. s. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Office of the College Of Medicine Pharmacy 90 Nassau st
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-04
Daughter ofthe Rose, whose cheeks unite
The difi'ring titles Of the red and white
Who beav'n's alternate beauty well display

Inc Dlush OF morning and the milky way
Uy- FAIR DAUGHTERS OF COLUMBIA If THE
blush has fled from your youthful cheek ourauds Vege.
table Rouge will bring II back. This nirnitable article
mparts delicate and permanent rosness the complex
on impossible to be detected from nature ifyour skins
discoored diseased or blotchy or frcckled one
cake Of the Italian Medcaed Soap will cure it like
charm. This we warrant but buy where else but at
u Walker street. door from the of Broadway
you will be cheated by Infamous counterfeit got up
by lliterae fellow, who with charace ignorance
calls it chemical soap il all soaps were not chemi-
cal. He also UNANIMOUSLY initiates DR.. Gouraud's Blanc
d'Espagne Spanish White under the name of Bouraud
Touch not his pernicious limitations.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-04

When he had occupied his allotted time by the wing rule
of last Congress- Gen Dawson took good apply the
nstanter He got up while Mr. b. was in medals refs and
asked il the member from New York had not used up his
hour. The chair replying in the affirmative Gen. Daw.
come fully prepared with notes and documents which he
very cody pulled from his pocket and arranged
FULLY before him previous TO commencing.
Mr. DAWSON started by remarking that he had hoped
TINS bill would pass without much discussion, and he
5retted ne had been disappointed although he for
take wide field as suited them but take that side thew
thought best. Mr.. Barnard had said that this was a
party question, out Of whsch we desired to make DO
litical capital. He (Mr. Dawson) did not look npon
in that highland the Legislature Of Louisiana did
not so view it; for although politically opposed
General Jackson II had instructed her Representatives in
hs House. and the Senators in the other to favor
Of refnndng the illegal and unjust fine levied by Judge
Hall upon him-and (sad lhe) if Congress lioes
perform this act Of justice the Legislature of Louisiana
would do 1t. General Dawson party man, much
any individual in the House, and if the opponents OF
the bill desired to make il party question: he for had
objection whatever although he did not look upon
in party point of view, Of party character but
act TO commemorate one Of the most glorious events in
the annals of his country.
The honorable member here launched out in glowing
terms in honor of General Jackson He characterized his
conduct AZ New Orleans noble and heroic adding lofty
grandeur TO our national trophies and to civil and
ligous institutions. The theme seemed to warm the Gen
eral into highly eloquent and poetic vein He spoke
tor long time in euogy of the bravery decision and
gallanry of the hereof his urbanity and midness in
peace-o his heroic daring and generashp
IN the war which he had closed amid blaze of glory
lie conrased his conduct with that of Judge Hall which
could satisfactorily sustain or defend AS regards
the mighty cry about the violation of the constitution
which the opponents of the bill were SO forward
get up. he looked upon as coming from them with
Almighty bad grace They had again and again advocated
measures in direct violation Of the Constitution They
had struggled long and zcalousy to maintain an odios
and oppressive tarifto distribute the proceeds of The
public lands and to fost upon the people Bank of the
United States he looked upon one and all of these nc
violation ofthc Constitution for which now they affected
much tenderness Even surprising for arguments sake
that Judge Hall had acted conscientiousy in the premises