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New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-02

vile, Sheridan, Grey, Canning, ranged them
selves on lis side; the poet Cowper wrote for It :
Franklin, Jefferson, Washington, in this country,
all recorded their votes. Al! men remember the
subtlety and the f'e of Indignation which the
Edinburgh Review contributed to the cause and
every liberal mind, poet, preacher, noralist
statesman, has had the fortune to appear some
where for this cause. On the other part ap-
peared the reign of pounds and shillings, and all
manner OF rage and stupidity; a resistance
which drew from Mr.. Huddlestone in Parliament
the observation, 'That curse attended this
trade even in the mode of defending it BY q
certain fatality, none but the vilest arguments
were brought forward, which corrupted the very
persons who used them. Every one Of these
was built on the narrow ground of Interest of
pecuniary profit, Of ,ordid gain, in opposition to
every motive that had reference TO humanity,
Justice and religion. or to that great principle
which comprehended them all" This moral
force perpetually reinforces and dignifes the
friends Of this cause. 1t gave that tenacity 10
their point which has insured ultimate trinm phi; ;
and it gave that superiority in reason, in mage-
~, in eloquence, which makes in all countries
anti-slavery meetings 50 attractive to the people,
and has made it proverb in Massachusetts,
that "eloquence is dog cheap at the anti-slaTe:y
chapel" IRernnindcr Tomorrow
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-02
EXrRAORDINARy TRIUMPH II FHE
HEALING ART.

EDUCATIONAL HABIT. prejudice early irnbbei. pscu
IL mary interest, proierinna pnil conre 10 render
mecnl the standing enemies n what they stsnntize as
yaien medicines And TllIscenan must he tlal BalSan
whose healing virtues eyorte many communications
from physcrns, eminent IN their profession.
We few from whose UpalOHs wouid not suffer by
comparison with any Of the 'neuty.
Dr. VIVA. Y BnEks, Nenn, .. he's entirely cured many ni
the nrd obstinate of lung G>ease by WIS
tas Balsam oi Wild Cherry uiter they had bufl MI cli
nnry remers'' sold rle!cc.ue" sny the locin!,
IN which had TINT ficree That have this
Chas Streater v. ID. Nkes.Ire. Pa. that the BAL
sam had cured many that plae-t>ecln!!y VIM. Narts,
Esq. Attorney at Law, OF general debility and cough ci long
standing.
e nave used Winrs Basam OF Wild Cherry in cases Of
confirmed cough. pnln the side and splitting u blood at
tended with other difficulties. and lind 70 be the most eica
remedy hGve yc Hse and iee no hesancy IN re-
commencing Ia the uublc. -
GEO. JACK!NS, MID. Camhrdse, I'D.
Dr. s Klmnn Gf Boundb)o,, ~ j. slso coacele WEtsr'
BGism o Wild Cherry TO bo the best medicine known for
consumption every Stage
fact, the proof Of the extraordinary ecicacy Of hs me
conclusive gad overwhelming ith; {; i 0!y iu any
deny that when MI s.her remedies, prescriptions and
modes oi treaifnen; utterly fail
~ Beware OF ,purio. mixtures in imitation OF the Genu-
me Wi.tar's }nlsam Of Wild Cherry.
ISAAC BUTTS, q Ann-st. s;ole Agentior New York
F. Brown. Phiad. nsI'ar. Albany. 81 hil'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-02
THE TRIBUNE
WEST INDIA EMANCIPATION.

as Appngss delivered in the Court House in Concord, Mas
,achue,t,, Isl August. ls4l, the AYSvEEs OF
TpK EMANCIPATION or THE NEGROES ~ THE BRITISH
WesT lSDIEs. By X. W. EMERSON. Published by re-
ouess.) Boston, Jxmes Munrce Z; Co. lAi.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-02
n9 lwD tW.

ID O8ERTS'S IMPROVED BROWN SoAPi-The rub
.criir would call the OF families tbeaboYe ne
cea:y article und the certificate OF r Robert hcEe nc
nos one nf the arrest washing establishments the eS And
warranted not u fade cScaes shrink hanneis or wool
ier, nseJ as 6Jecisd and Will take out OF caTss
= s,-s.t 49, ~ TRUMAN ROBERTS.
avieg made use for some months N my esssb.sbnsns o.
9ohss nnrnvsd Brown Soap. ate Fr,el's German soap
Am Iy cnnvnced of superiority 10 any other ans
.cnSiaor recommend both mie. and washing estab
,S,nsrt, RflRERr ROGERS III anraur si,na'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-02

Majority for Polk, l54; do for Van Buren,, 27l.
Goreruor. :. Fillmore -. 1921 Wright. -4468
Senator - H. Haxwell ..423i X. Denniston 4i5l
Congress IF. Barrelto --.4II1 Anderson.- --4420
Assembly Chas. Wright.42ll A.. Constant 1850
IN b. Holmes 1928 Thos. R. Lee. i437
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-02

ToTCE hereby given that an Election OF Dtecto OF The
~ Huward Insurance Company wall be hsd at ts once o.
tSe Com, s,y No 81 Wall street. Monday Decen tsI ID
Iss. eoaa,sneinS al II O'clock M nHd closing o'clock
NJ. [ns tLal LEWIS PHILLIPS. SscrsdIy.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-02

1 AW CARD -CcLLEcrioN OF DEBTs IN THE NoKru.
! IiWEsr.-E. b. WASiBURSE, Attorney al Law Gale
na Illinois, will give MS attention To the coIscion Of debs
due New. ufk Merchants tsalenu hOckiorj and Eock
lilNnd. illinois IN pu BHgue. Iowa; y Pnusyiis Pooii.
~, Nou,- -Yo,k ~ u
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-02

DIAPER LAMP SHADES Of patterns and as;STsst @
Il sizes, for sale by DlEin, bfOt ~, ,I ~ o, q ~.
MS Agents 70, tho Manufacturers. No. lS John 81.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-02
TRIBUNE Jon PRINTING; OFFICE
TRIBUNE socK RISDERy,
No. SzsUcE STREET.

TRIBUNE BOOK kIEDERg,
No. S7RUcE STREET.
THIRD sTcEr.
GAYLORD & ALEXANDER.
E:e s:epared tn sr9cuis Bjadlag fcr EC0kSEII4 41ES,
PUBLIC LIBRARIES and private Incividual,.
Nc. Particuia; 1enoD paid ebiGtnE Ot Book. Pc
rodccs, musc. &C. Eo6 y!e and 3. reasonable rasa.
Persons vLiag ne city hare aeir book: r7baua 5.
.hcitroties. jGd
~ Water Cure EstabiIshras1t, 65 Ear-
ciay-af-Jcc s5sw Nj. D. Practitioner. Tho-e who can
not relief By drugs. Invited % y Natures bss. e
cine The location eY pleasst, and he conveneace
ample tor the M treatment bs Wa;e, Tho poor advised
ui.ously. o43m=
E- Look ont. Look n,it. father, and ra0iherS
when you go bug Castor OIL Candy: be ask f1
W!ds the only original. sWd's Castor OH candy IhI
has OF tie oil but al hs effects %; L; L Wds
Castor Oh Candy that recQmmentet by ai frst Phys
1t .td CaS;orcl Caoy that sold 4; ia ct per
package, with fail directions ut 81 BEOsdSAy, Gund
Dr. Guon, corner Grand and Bower; CodnsoR, corner
Song and Hudson si: 4. j. D. Sands al three ores
Dr. BaIe 2O Chatham; Handy . iiIsh = ;rookyn al,o
Ms. Hays N Brooklyn. Be- sue end asa oi WlGs. NJ
-->~----s---
II DR.. Fhf=,uey,s Fsnlsly Pills e,n.:aa,iy
for ,c By A. 3. D. SaNDS. Ia iaon G;geei. 2 Broad
way. anf u EsaSt ,:Fnadwsv 80 sn-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-02
BOARDING.

poARD-MRs. JANE nAIGHT has removed from No
Jl0 Chamhersstee No. q Barclay street. where Esn.
cmeu ceous Of ooSIntnc pleasant sugc nsirs Win rrr
places can be a,comard wh breakfast and tea, or full
hoani Also Psro'. w.ih bedroom attached 1fsnssn' :
hares accommodated by the day week. jrrrzs sEcsr
Mn Haght has refin refer ~ ths olaps sen
esnen: PnoIessar j. H. GnscoG VI. D.: Dr. K Hathaway
iiarr. Wilson, Esq. no Ia.
DOARD.-A Gentleman and his Wife and single Gen.
ID ieieu csn be accommodated wih Rooms and Bani n
small private family as BrNome-sifcc- ReieS
changed. 1hrg. doors i,crn Broadway. n&s iw'
y. SMALL. FAMILY residing IN Brooklyn having more
y room than hey require, ruI fake wu rpdne ss!sneS
or n r,n u,au md we 20 bOan. Rooms Desirable lefHD
nniesae rnd reercaces exchanged Apply at 2i Washing
iog s:sse; Brooklyn. - Nv
oon suitable n, gentleman ard is wife. oae
IVA single gentlemen. lnQEs al - ReadestreeI. Rsereaes
required. '-i ~
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-02
FRANK MIILERIS LEATHER PRESERyAT5 Z

INEANK NIIII.ERiS IEATHEK PKE-SF.KN AT ~ Z.
AND WaTER PROOF OIL Bl.ACkINt.--Thts
Backing. unlike articles which 1i-fed To the pnoc,
- y.,ed niore lie more KNOWN u not only renders
her ,uros 10 water but soft. peble and much more
durable The proprietor has TOT many years been etsase u
tho r,nnns business and has prepared tins article, having IN
yey the good of Ieshe ms been extensively used IN me
Western par OF this State and Vermont, Tor about Tour years
,rd : @ ,r the first time Offered for sale IN tbs city and
may BE- found nj Lees celebrated steam Blackng Factory
No; i; 40 ! Soi. m, sI,ve' 10 N rosh ns0lwDI ItW.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-02

Reitrs To Samuel Sherwood Eq., Trncy >lsber Irwin.
Ilydo 8. Ely Carw y Huntingdon Dwight johnson; rel
-. Gu,iI 1 Sr,Iitar u.N Siaw3ms
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-02

- Ch:nman ~ Miller, At1rncs and CounssloS,
Dcoit Ncbzrn, viii attend pruppty to tho collection "
te5t,, transfer of nnts, paym-nl oi taxes, &c.
NesRY CnPMAH,
llluMss T.. MlLLzR.S
RefersaeeS--H. GFsslcY NJ Y. CITY: Hon. VIM. IL Sew
ifd, hubuIn n. Y. Messrs s6ey s. Worden, Cnnanisi-
ma n Y oily 4mcods
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-02

vTvuy sTrFFER yylTH COUGHS Or COLDS, SORE
w THROAT Oh PULMONARY DISEASE, wnen
ouzrte Of shilling D0,e Of Dr. EmaRnets Indian Panacea
,,istIy .rf trl,iy called by all The ,,,, ,c,,ru
'N9"' POOR MANS COUGH REMEDY,
would relieve anm likely cps you Rsade'r tbs really
esne OF the Lungs, Bronchitis, Sore Throat Boneoess
ns, i-v II ooce-aDd you satisfied Sod at e Chatham
street 1S3 Broadway. ES' LII
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-02

JOiN II. WATT Attorney and Counsellor at Law and
.. Commissioner take acknow rGgeiIents ot lSNis und
Propositions in writing for u state o New QS, NORWICH,
>N VIII devote particular attention 10 the collection o
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-02

oINEETH.--J. SMITH DODGE, II Bond street, offers his
friends and the public nn entire new method OF fastening
artcul teeth IL o his nyeuon secured by letters
paicut md used by himself only in this citr.
From Hon. Sias Wright, u. : senator from the State o
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-02

NrEW MACHINlSrS ESTABLISHMENT, 42 Gold
s,,sa anI III Rytes Alley The subscribers have 9nef-
FL into copartnersp, and conm.nce business a the
above stand. under the irm Of HARRISON e Layton,
bsrs they are prepared Manufacture and Repair Napier
Hand. Proof tnndin- Transferring. Copyng Gard and all
otber kinds o. PRESSES; AI.o Cha.e.. Composing stiea
Notice IN the best manner, and at Reduced P'res,
Having had number year ~ the fress fns
e.. m t city and elsewhere. and having recently iti up
her Estnbiishment with New Tools they feel coaiden tnat
o. Sea tne-s of Wck, aud Pronptne,s Of Execution they
-. -. -i GEORGE B. HARTSON,
sF; 1,yr ROBERT LAWTON.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-02

WNslINGrON, II. Z. FcbFunFy u, ISfJ
Dr. j. Smith Dodge. upon his ARRIVAL N Washington 10 aper
nm office ns Surgeon Dentist, presented -tten ifom
seyrrn friends New. York of THE highest rspecnhty and
standing the and most favorable tsstl
onin both ~ the excellence 0 h private character and
hi, superior professional qualifications These satisfactory
evidences OF the ond the DENTIST induced Mt once &,
iamy and my wife and myself able, from personal
experience. add eqglS favorable ie'mony IN hs
thus gwen b. me- well IN obedience TO the earnest ,olcita
tons of respectable and worthy friends New. York. who
hnve Tor many years experienced the sk and ne,y of the
Doctor IN hls profession convictions Df his psr
sounl and professional merit. SlLAS WRIGHT.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-02

DLUMBER5. PLUMBERS! PLCMBERS:-I he IuS-
tcrer would call The attention o Plumber and the pub
he 10 peoc; article OF Tin Plated Lead Ptp. Lnanutactu
Sd Nv an entirely new process which ne mas thus month So
cured letters Pa5ant which plates the pipe on the inside with
IN even perfect plate Of pure Tin.
Having sirared perfection IN tie method o. anufact
urng and paing Lead pe he enabled 10 offer TINS superior
s,ticls a; the IaI1e price charged for common pipe
ne warrants the Pipe NAG uactured by him not 10 ours OF
SPLIT free all nHs scaLes or other aper,ecnoa ana OIL
perfectly uniiorm thicknezz;
Pine which cz.n be eIHmned the aanuactor7. III Wer
sI5e,; re ses. ., - '0ii'''A r. w. L0WgRR
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-01-13
Correspondence Of the Journal n Commerce
GoSSlPINGS ABOUT RoYALTY-THE
FRENCH PRETENDERs-sPAIN AND IT'S
SOVEREIGN
LONDON, Dec. 4.

LONDON, Dec. 4.
The movements Of the British Court are not ex-
cessTely interesting or important except to the par
lies themselves, though the metropolitan newspapers
Will persist In sickening us with column after column
OF the nausoating trash You viii perceive, how
ever, II you wade through the accounts that the
Queen and Prince Albert are on a tour in the mid.
land counties Of England that she has paid a v sit
to her premier, Sir Robert Peel at his mansion
Drayton Manor, that her Majesty and her husband
are now honoring the whig Duke Of Devonshire with
their society and that the royal progress aud resi-
dence will extend TO sojourn with the Duke Of
Rutland.
Prince Albert has been devoting his morning, 70
,he pleasures OF sightseeing, and among other places
has honored birmingham with minute inspection -
lie appears 10 have nightly tckoi the fspoes Of the
hardware people for they made terrible fuss about
his reception.
The principal feature sbeu, nj. trip into The eoun
try arises from the rumor that tie Queen intended TO
bold whg council AT The Duke 81 Devonshire's AID
the idea became the general and the belief con
hrmed by the announcement that her Majesty had
specially requested hat Lord Melbourne should be
one OF the chosen guests 10 meet her at the Dukes
Victoria - particularly partial TO her late wing prime
minister, there y no doubt and II is equally true
that she w. DESTROYS Of meeting him but rest per-
fectly assured tina, political intrigue will be the
result o. tins interview. The royal couple will make
delightful excursion, for they have been fortunate
IN the beautiful weather. It having been as fine as is
experienced IN the mos, genial April.
The Duke and Duchess de Nemours were sudden.
y recalled from here to Paris, ovng to the illness of
the Count dEu, their son. believe the Young prince
Is now better, II not quite recovered. During tie
soourn Of the son Of Louis Philippe, and his con
sort, in England, they have been much potted by
Queen Victoria and Prince Albert. I have already
sPprised you that the object Of Brtains monarch in
specially inviting the future Regent Of France and
his princess, at this particular time was TO enable
her Majesty to pay pointed Difference and regard for
the existing dynasty in France, owing to the fac,
that the head OF the elder branch Of the Bourbon
family contemplated succession Of visits to the old
poblssse Of England and Scotland
A for Henri the Fiftb, Due De Bordeaux, he hs,
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-01-13
Correspondence Of the MadisOnisn.

COLUMBUS, Jan. 8, 1874.
To the Editor Of the -Madisonian-
The Democratic Convention came of to-day. The
morning session was very curious one =" confusion
conf 'und,d" therein reigning Governor Shan
and others advocating in speeches the District
system and the old Hunkers, with the disint,rssied
Mr.. Samuel Medary their leader, the old corrupt
en- masa one. During the the cards were so
nicely shuied, packed and cut, that when dealt out
in the afternoon session, the knsve Of spades was
turned up irumps. 10 consequence the Hunkefs had
IT all their own way and Mr. Van Buren,, OF course,
with such trump, received the nomination and the
delegate TO be instructed to cast their unanimous
vote for him at the Baltimore Convention.
Mr.. Todd also received he nomina ion for Governor
Of the State.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-01-13

SINGULAR CASE OF lMrRisossEsr.-Mr William
Powell, captain OF a packet which plies between
Norfolk and New York, writing home from the lat
ter city, under date Of the 5th instant, says
81 have this day been arrested by the Aboltonis,s
on account Of returning 10 Norfolk last February,
with the two slaves that found on board the schr
Empire, and had to give bail for my appearance al
Court to the amount Of two thousand dollars-the
damages being laid at ten thousand dollars for false
imprisonment Of James ID. Lane, the steward who
concealed the slaves in the galley, board the En-
pire."
The steward spoken Of in the above extract, was,
II appears convicted in Norfolk Of secreing two run
away slaves on board Capt Powells vessel, and sen
fenced to the penitentisry for he offence
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-01-13
NEW YORK CORRESPONDENCE.

Nrw YoRK, January IL, ls4A.
Mssrs. Wanwyiga and Poas-Pomerop's Express ROB
beu Murder Of M. Sprog,e-.Mr. Wia's .Mino,iis
R,port-.qb ,lton-Presdenf TyLer and The Dor, Re
solutions, &c.. &c.
"A theological controversy is now going on between
the Reverend John Wainwright, of St Johns Cha
pei, Trinity Church, and the Rev Doctor Potts, Of
the Presbyterian Synod, Of New York. 1t is con-
Quoted through the columns Of the New York Com
mercial Advertiser, and will not, in my poor opinion
be productive Of any good end.
AT the New England dinner, Doc or Wainwrigh,
responded to a toast, in speech and asserted what
believe TO be true, but what thousands contend is
false, that there cannot be Church without BIZ
shop. Doctor Potts is Of opinion that there can be
Church without Bishop this point the Reeve.
rend gentlemen join ISSUE and the public are threat
ened with being amused, and possibly disguised by
the presentation Of reckless. yindictive and acri-
monious "poismioai" fight. Doctors Potts and Vain.
wright will write and giadiaie" until they get weary
Of II and, at the close Of the tournament, for the
love Of the Church, very much like the gallants at
the ancient jO''s will come out precisely as they
went In, both claiming the achievement Of victory,
and neither having attained one. The controversy
IS regretted here, by all sides, among protesting
Christians" and II IS apprehended That much evil
VIII grow out OF IT. who can expect the Puritan
and The preiaie TO harmonic
Inc CITY IS MED WIN rum rs >" reference to the
ROBBERY OF 'ne romeroys Express NO new light Is
to-day actually sheo on 'he SUBJECT out The uni
'ersa' oene' mere ua' Tue pursuers OF inc rooo ~
are 0" Tue r's"' useA' 'o"e"'"s oe"n'e ano I'M
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-01-13
OF FICIAI..

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT,
~ ID viii ne sdriee and consent Of i've Senate
DAsSEY 8. Cara, Of Maryland, Minister Re
sident At Constantinope, in the place Of David
Porter, deceased.
ABRAHAM RENcHER, Of N. Carolina, Charge
d'Aaairs TO Portugal, in The place oil Washing
ton Barrow, resigned.
BENJAMIS E. GREEN, Secretary OF the Lega-
lion Of The United States TO Mexico, in the
place Of Braniz Mayer, resigned.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-01-13

Nr~ J,Rsrr.-The Message Of Governor Haines
Of New Jersey, states the public debt at 500 SOC due
to the Education fund. ,465 Of i for interest on
the sum borrowed. The receipts Of the Treasury for
the year have been sj22ls, besides $40, 600 raised
by tax expenditures, SCI 500 balance in the Urea
sury sl5706 which, with sl4 657 received from the
sale OF the public lands and sl0 s7l balanoe on hand
last year has been applied TO the payment Of the
debt Should the accounts Of the current year 70.
semble those Of he last, they will stand thus
Balance in the Treasury at the end Of the
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-01-13
PRESIDENTS LEvEEs.

The Presidents drawing rooms will be open
ed on Tuesday evening next, and every alter
nate Tuesdly evening through The winter, for
the reception Of company.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-01-13

FROM pt Grtensbugh .hgB-Erfra
COL JOHNSON AND GOLD WEsTMORE-
LAND!n
To day the Delegates from the several districts
and township OF Weslmorelsnd met in County Con-
vention, and organized by calling Samuel II Esq.
to the Chair, and appointing Alexander Johnston,
Esq, and DIR J. Morrison, Secretaries.
After the names Of the delegates had been called
over, motion made to take the sense of the Con-
yention in relation TO Fovcrnor and President, which
resulted as follows;
For Governor Of Penasylrania.
=. II. Skunk received 30 votes
j. Snodgrass received 3 votes.
III A. Mnhlenburg received votes
For President Of he United States.
r. NJ. johnson received 80 votes
NJ Van Buren, received ~ votes
Alexander Johust n, Esq, David Fullwood, Esq,
and DR. T. Richardson were elected Representative.
and Col. John Mcfarland Senatorial Delegates 10
a,b Of March Convention. They are iusiruc ed and
pledged to support Mr.. Skunk for Governor, and Col
Johnson for President
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-01-13

The Governor recommends a continuance Of the
tar and an appropriate Of the $1,000 in bonds Of
the Camden end Amboy Railroad and the Delaware
and Rartan Canal Companies
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-10-25
THE TARIFF,

Great weight is placed by the opponents
Of the tariff upon the fact of duty being
laid on .faaHeis and Jaises. We have only
to ask our readers to bear in mind that the
wool Of which such goods are made, is
worth more than the labor employed in the
manufacturing. True, thereis on advance
Of 16 62-3 per cent on Aannels within the.
Hast two years; but look farmers at wool,
there is an advance Of 40 per cent, on that;
hence the reason for the advance in the
price OF hannes and coarse woIIens; OF
Ene Wolen fabrics, where labor is the grea-
l.ter capital which enters into the article, the
price has not materially altered under the
present tariff. Wool that two years ago
was worth %, now brings 35 cents per h.,
Fannels have in the same time risen from
374 to 43} per yd, Is there any thing
strange or unfair III that! The farmer can
buy more woollen goodsWkh his wool now
than he could before the tariff So much
for the home market. The six New Eng
Iland States buy seven millions of bushels
of wheat raised in other States. Massa-
chusetts buys forty millions dollars worth
of the agricultural products of the other
States, among which is four million dol
lars worth Of wheat and other grains. If
those who make a business of abusing the
present tariff were better informed them.
selves, they wonld act differently.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-10-25

love to Mr.. Bascom, when he admitted IN
TO his paper such mean contemplate, and
assassin like article, fer 4heSlouble purpose
of traducing an eminent divine OF the
same church of which heis himself hypo-
critical member; and byindirectlon, abus-
ing an eminent Statesmani and that too
without incuning any legal responsibility.
But remember that this same Samuel Media
nv who wrote the article, is the man Whe
charged Gen. Harrison with having Sc
duced his neighbor's daughter. For hav-
ing impropercmduct with old Mrs Schenck,
for which her son gave him a sound beat
ing. In short, he charged GeA, Harrison
with co,cardice, with imbeciLdy, with drml-
kenness, with every thing base. 1t is not
at all strange that Medary should lie on
MIR. Clay; but it is ridiculous that any one
in this commuAity could be found base
enough to give currency to such an infa-
nous libel. But Ike master, like man.
OF the statesman and Crisis we May say,
par no1lle fratrum.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-10-25
pol r0OKS

ItwilI he seen hy Tho Statute Uho hound
voIumc) ct pages 5O2-3, that the PolI
LooY, must alI be returned to the Sheriff.
on one oftho two days noNt alter the elec-
ton; consequently tbe roll books in Ohio
must an come in on Sdturddg because
Sunday comes next. While remarking on
the election law, we may as welladvse the
Judges and Clerks of Election, to be ur,g
rarrjM and see that the Electors for Presi-