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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-05-30
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Navy DEPARTMENT, MAY ID, ls44
SIR Your confidential note of this date i.
received. send you ngreeably to your request
copies Of all orders given by me TO the comman.
der ofthe home squadron, and Of the sailing orders
of the officer in command of the Vandalia aud
steamer Union. The cruising ground of the
home squadron is very extensive, and the number
OF vessels not larger, it is believed than usual -
Reports have been made to the department of do.
mestic Disturbances in the island of Hayt and Gu.
ba, which will render the presence of ship of
war necessary 10 the protection of American inter.
esis This will explain the order 10 Commander
Chaunco y, similar 1aeIs will be given to the
brig Lawrance or brig Ir,axon but requiring
slight repairs as soon as either may be ready for
sea, 10 touch at Cuba
| send list ofthe vessels under orLers for the
Gulf of Mexico
have The honor 10 be your obedient servant,
To THE PRESIDENT. J. Y MASON.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-05-30
For the Herald.
THE PEOPLE ARE RISIN'.


On the god of February last, the Wings of the
towns of Brandon, Salisbury, Leicester, and Go.
shen in pursuance Of the request Of the State Cen.
trail Committee met at Brandon and formed M
ion Wing Club Immediately after the nc,ina-
ton at Baltimore was heard from, meeting OF
the Club was called to be holden at Leicester on
the 22d inst to hear report from the delegates OF
the Club to the great Convention AT about half
r.. 49, '-'--, -. = H.. before mentioned the
the Wings Of the Union Club had filled the ...o,
ing house at Leicester, and were anxously wait.
ing for the Report The President briefly stated
the object ofthe meeting, and announced that John
Conant, Esq, General Clark and one or two 9TH
er delegates to the Young Mems Ratification
Convention were present As soon as he had
done speaking. several voices were heard calling
for "A wing song General Clark arose and sung
''The Vermonier's Song ut Baltimore while sew,
ernl Joined him in the chorus. The song excited
so much good feeling that "another song was i'm.
medately called for from all parts of the house.
The Kentucky song at Baltimore was then sung
which brought out from the audience repeated
laughter and cheers.
John Conant, Esq, being now called on gave
a briefaccount of the Baltimore Convention. and
was followed by General Clark who spoke an
hour and half He gave minute account of
the proceedings in both conventions at Baltimore.
and OF various Wing meetings Of New York and
elsewhere which he attended while absent. Gen
Clark spoke at some length and with happy ef
feet Of the extraordinary unnany which now
exists in the wing party throughout the Union, in
both their measures and their candidate for tho
Presidency, which he contrasted with the locofoco
party, who can agree upon neither. He was lis.
tened to with very much interest and not unfre-
quently greeted with cheers and hearty applause.
After he had concluded, some remarks were made
by Mr.. Briggs and by the President, and resolu.
ton was offered by Stephen B. June, which was
adopted with reclamation. The resolution reads
as follows
Resolred, That we do mos, heartily approve
Of the nominations made at Baltimore on the Isl
inst and from this time henceforth until the Pres-
dental election we determincdso aei and we
will not relax muscle nor yield an inch, until
we have nuli6ed locofocoism, vetoed John TYLER
md elected Henry Clay.
The meeting has never been surpassed in bor:
nony and enthusiasm even in the most JOYOUS cath.
,rings of 1910. The Fores,dale Band were nres.
mt and played several OF their best tunes, several
'xcellen, songs were sung besides the two before
llludedo. Itmay be relied on that the Wings Of
be Union Club in the language OF the foregoing
Resolution are determined to act.
The Club adjourned to meet at the State Con.
'ention on the Sd Of July next
A. g. DANA, Prssidenh
s. b. JUNE,
S n. DART, Seeretayie.
J. S. MEssER,
NJ III RANNpv
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A Tender Adiea.-sydney Smith, says an En-.
glish paper, is facetious fellow On Bishop
selwyns leasingEngland for his diocese of Canni.
balls in New Zealand, Sydney took leave of him
with tears in bis eyes, and in these terms ;-"Good
bye, selwyn, ! hope you will not disagree with
the man that eats you"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-05-30

ICUIJtUtWfftF
NAVY DEPARTMEST. April

NAVY DEPARTMENT. April Is, 1914
! SIR A treaty Of annexation has been nego-
lia'ed between the United States and the Republic
Of Texas and will be Immediately submitted 10 the
Senate Of the United States, now in session, for its
advice md consent
During the interval which will necessarily o..
cur before the treaty is ratified or rejected. il is
the part of prudence TO guard against any aggres-
slons on our commerce or the rights of our Cit.
zens, which may be attempted by any foreign
Government. or by persons claiming TO act under
its authority, You Will therefore concentrate the
vessels under your command The Vandaia.
commanded by Commodore Chancery, and the
Falmmou, Commander Sands, will without delay
be ordered 10 Join you touching at Pensacola.
They will sail from Norfolk a. some small re.
pairs can he made
You will, in your discretion employ tho vess
els composing your squadron in cruising in the
Gnlf OF Mexico so as 10 communicate frequently
with Galveston; and occasionally show yourself at
Vera Cruz, with such devia,ons to other parts
OF your cruising grounds ns in your Judgment NAV
be calculated to cffec, the object OF your general
and special instructions
You Will be cautious in committing no viola.
lions OF the rights of Others but resis. and punish
aggressions on ours II while the question of rat.
ihcasion spending, an armed force shall threaten
an invasion Of Texas, you will demonstrate with |
The commanding officer and you will accompany
your Renaissance with the assurance that the
Prcsiden, ofthc u s. will regard the execution OF
such hostile purpose towards Texas. under such
Circumstances rs evincing most unfriendly spr
!, towards the U. S and which, in the even, of
Inc 'reatys ratification, must lead to actual hostil
tics with this country.
u you observe any preparations for such an in.
yaslon, YOU wiii without delny cor,,n,,,:..,a !
the information 10 this Depa r,me,t this. The Pres;.
den, may snbmh the same to Congress.
You Will communicate as often as occasion NAV
nTesen, ITSELF with the Charge d Afiaires of The
United States at Texas, and make your despa,ches
70 the Department, as ffequea, as opportunities NAV |
o"er, am very respectfully, your obedt serv'i,
J. Y. MASON |
Commodore David Conner,
Commanding Home Squadron. Pepsacol,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-05-30

nm hoti the Robber Of the U. S. Mail at
nuusoh pa, oeen sentenced to Eve years irnprison-
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-05-30

u TIhe Senate has rejected The nomination Of
Mr. Murphy as charge to Texas.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-05-30

W me boats from New York TO Albanv
n @e passengers Tor fifty cents, and mo charge for
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-05-30
WILLIAM WILKINS,
Seereta,yof War.
To the PrrsiprxT.
Ap,vrAsT GExrxAl's oYr,cr.

Waslingion. Aprd23, 1874.
sis The Generalin-cLif directs ,ha, YOU
Immediately proceed 10 Fon Jcsup, Louisiana,
and there assume command Of The is military
department taking with You Capt w w s.
Bliss, Assistant Adialani General.
Bresa Brissdier General hrbuckie IN. this
day eetn instructed TO repair 10 fort Smith, and
assume command Of the I'd department
am, sir, very respectfully, your obedier ser.
wont
r. JONES, Adj Gen
Big, Gen. 2 TAYLOR,
Com's 81 deParinsat, Fort SmitA, Ark
IS You may erpee, TO receive important
'asias'icn' On reaching For Jesur RI.
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Commodore David Conner.
Commanding Home Squadron Pensacola.
Navy DEpARrMrNr. Ami 10 isA4

NAVY DEPARTMrNT, Apnl 10, ls44.
SIR You will be pleased 10 afford passa se TO
vera Cruz, 10 one of the vessels Of the home
squadron 10 G. |. Thompson. Esq, engineer in
the vessel to wait at the pom fifteen or twenty dsy.
,or hIs i.'ufn from the interior and then convey
HIM back to port in the United States.
u Colonel Thompson should not be ready 70
return while The vessels which carries him can
wan Tor him. you will give him return passage
=, =, any vessel Of your squadron which may be q,
Vera Cruz when ready to return.
am very respectfully, yours.
cou.an J.. Y MASON.
c'z~saae' Hs-s Sgsai,O-, Ps~.aeo!a
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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-03-27
THE TYLER STATE CONVENTION

We give, to-day the proceedings of the De
mocratic Convention which assembled in Bal
timore on Monday. They speak for them selves,
and will undoubtedly arrest the attention of all
readers. Such "signs Of the times" are not to
be dsregsrded by those who are laboring under
the deusion that injustice can be perpruaed
with IMMUNITY. The President is destined
to have "a party" strong enough for all useful
purposes The movement of his friends, though
long delayed, is d, stined TO put him in the po-
sition which he merits-and which every fear
less patriot should occupy
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~, intrigue, and the most dishonorabie means lie
occupies place in the first rank Of American states
men, and wears on his brow the ever green wreath
Of fame. But, wh,n look calmly al the North
ern horizon arc We that his election, al such
crisis as eonssn.naiion dsrouly 10 be "isasd" even
If it possible 10 carry him again into the rre'i-
dency' Such men as Calhoun, Wise alker, and host
of other shining names think MOI When such pure and
eminent statesmen : MIR. Calhoun and Judge Mason
come freely and warmly TO the support OF John
Tyler shall the high-sprited aud generous sons
Of Virginia edo hkstoiss ?" VIII the Enquirer "sive
the uar,ng, and speak the truth ~ All who sup
press il nO,o are traitors 10 the country" as the En-
quirer declares.
Will not the Enquirer and Petersburg Republican
permit 'ssliee" TO be done John Tyler through thei
columns
Your friend and servant.
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NEW ENGLISH BOOKS.


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Some Of our contemporaries are, we perceive,
giving currency to a misrepresentation which
we must beg leave to correct. 1t has pleased
several writers for the press, TO circulate re-
port that the Executive has "begged" the
Texan Government to renew the slender" so
rudely and roughly declined by President Van
Buren,. This notable idea was first preached
by The Intelligencer here. Whatever the mo-
iive-whether wicked or charitablen-we did
not think il worth while 10 notice random sur
mise even in that time -honored paper. A.
however, the idea, absurd as it must appear to
all Americans, has received a wider dissemina.
ton, and silence might be construed into an adj
mission of the allegation, we think 1t due 10 the
Government itself to arrest the rumor by stating
that we have authority to say that such thing
was never dreamed of. Whatever may be the
merits or dement's, whether Of policy or positive
bene', Of the question, must equally belong to the
parties concerned.
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DEMOCRATIC TYLER STATE CENTRAL
COMMITTEE

Al a meeting of the Tyler State Central Commit.
tee, convened at O'Clock on Monday, 25tb instant
Mr.. Thomas Lloyd was appointed Vice Chairman
and Cornelius NJ. Cole, Secretary
On motion of DR.. w. r Leonard, II was resolved
that the stated meetings Of the committee take place
ON Wednesday evening Of each week.
The following resolution was adopted on motion
Of MIR. Joseph Weather.
Rs's'rsd That We recommend to IA. friend. of
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President Tyler throughout the State TO meet IN
thsr rious counties and districts aud appoint dele
gates 10 meet in a Tyler Democratic Stale Conssn-
lion, 10 be held in thi. city on MONDAY, tho 29tb
Of Apr 10 elect delegates 10 the National Democra-
tic Tyler Convention which is TO meet in Baltimore
Monday, 9th Of May.
On motion the committee adjourned
THOMAS LLOYD,
Vice Chairman.
CoRsELIus M. CoLE, Secy
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CONGRESS -TurspAY.

ln the Senate, after our paper went to press,
That body resumed the con ,dtration of the in
definite postponement of Mr. McDUrriE's tar #
bill, and Mr.. BENTON f.ished his remarks in on.
position TO IT'S Indefinite posiponement. giving
clear and lucid exposition of the operation of
the tariff policy upon all the great Interest,", Of
the country. He was for giving TO the manu-.
featuring interests Of the country incidental
protection consistent with revenue duties. be-
cause he regarded manufactures as one of The
great interests Of the country, but not the first.
lie ranked the great interests Of the country un-
der three heads first, agriculture, the para
mount interest Of all others, because il was the
source from which the wants Of the country
were best supplied manufactures the second
and commerce the third.
In the House, after Mr.. WHIrE, of Ken
lucky, had finished his explanation in yipdi.
cation of Mr.. Clay's tariff views, the Hou.e
resolved itself into a Committee of the
Whole, MIR. CAVE JOHNSON in the Chair
aud took up the bill amounting the Second Re-
giment Of Dragons After some time spent
therein, the bill was reported to the House.
and 1t was read third time and passed. MIR.
SrMoNs, from the Committee on Engraving.
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MARRIED

On Tuesday, 26lb instant, by Rev. Grosor w
SAMsos Mr.: WILLIAM s. MULLEN to Miss
ELIZABE III CODRICk, both Of this e,y
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BY YREDERIkA RREMFR-

SKETCHES OF EVERY DAY LIFE, Diary,
- by Miss Bremen translated by Mary Howitt.
Also Strife and Peace" by the same author
Published IN cheap pamphs, form, and this Day re.
ceived for sale by r. TAYLOR
Alec Morning Watches" by Frederiks Brsmsf.
together with most Of h. other works ny the same su
thor. ianN
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On the Doth instant, in the 5th year of her are
Epirn, youngest daughter OF A. II. and Margaret
Mechln of this city.
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made a report. and before any action thereon
was had, the House adjourned late in the even
ing.
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MARYLAND DEMOCRATIC TYLER CON
VENTION.

Pursuant to public notice, the Convention assem-
bed at the Law Buildings, on Monday, 25th insts T.
at - o'clock when, on motion OF Thomas Lloyd
Esq, DR.. w. + Leonard was called TO the Char
and Cornelius NJ. Cole was sp, oinled Secretary
The object Of the meeting being stated by The Chair
motion Of Mir Thomas + TIlden a committee OF
three was appointed TO nominate officers Of the Con-
venton, who, after retiring few momsnts reported
The following list of officers, who were unanimous,
e'ectcd
Prcsiden,--M. c. SPRIGG, Of Allepanv.
LIST Vice Presidcnt-Dr w L. LEONARD of Bait
81 do do GEO. FRESHMAN. do
Sd do do RICHD C. MURRAY. do
Seorctary-CORNELIUS NJ. COLE.
Assistant do. JOSEPH WEATHERS
The Convention being thus org red on motion
Of Thomas Lloyd, Esq., committee consisting Of
five members appointed by the Char to drah re-.
solutisps expressive of the sentiments Of this body
consisting of Messrs. Thomas Lloyd Dr. Morrau
Forrest, and l. b. Gully, Of this city and Thomas
Ken and William Jackson, Of Baltimore county
On motion Of Mr. McCouu, the presiding officer o.
the meeting (Dr. w. T. Leonard) was added to and
made chairman Of the committee.
Mr.. Charles Soran moved that the Convention take
short recess 10 enable the oommiue co to prepare
their report and TO enable the secretaries TO receive
the reports of the delegations.
The Convention met again after short recess
when the committee reported the following as the
sentiments OF the Convention which were unabi.
mously adopted
Believing that man is capable Of selfgovernment
and wholly denying the Federal proposition thai
the seeds Of distinction inherent 10 the con.,itn
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Tx THosE THINGS winch ARE ESSENTIAL LII IN.
81 uEIrY--Is NON EssEsriAL'' LiDIhi' AVN "
ru,Ncs CHARITY -.4igaS
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

In the Senate the morning hour was occupied
in the presentation of petitions and nothing Of
any importance transpIred up TO the lime our
paper went 10 press.
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Correspondence of the Madisonian.

COnsrLlus M. COLE, Sec'y.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-02-24

resources.
Judgments in Dstic, Court in favor Of
Grant County, Si,'oo w
sl,5 500 of winch may be considered
good, being mostly secured by lien Oh
Real Estate.
Amount of taxes for which lands were
sold and certificates transferred TO
Grant County, a, tax sale of ls42, "a. -
bout, ',c0 M M
Same, al tax sale of lS43, S''ioo w
Taxes due on land sold in 1910, and for ~
which the county mas tax deeds(a about, 500 w
Taxes due on land sold in lo4l, and for
whi,h tho county has tax deeds abod), $50 W