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The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-10-19

The following letter from one of our respected
citizens. engaged in the Santa Fe trade. shows
that wherever American citizens are, there also
are hearts warm in favor of the great statesman
Of the West. 1t must be cheering to a wing to
hear coon song sung in the far distant wlIds.
ST. Louis Repub. So .1aa.s ~as
Caches, Arkansas River,
II Sept. 9, 1914.
Editor Missouri Republican: ..a
Z. The Santa Fe company that left Independence
the 9Th of last month. reached this place this day.
all safe and sound An organ atlon of the com
pany took place at the Farther Coon Creek, at
which place we found that we mustered sixty
men and thirty four wagons, with two dearborns ;
as the organization took place upon Coon Creek,
a census was taken of the POLITICAL sentiments Of
the whole company, and wonderful TO be told,
there were but eight democrats il the crowd, and
good portion of these not Polk men so you
see, although we are hundreds of miles fron
home, and IN country where man s.roams in a
prlmeva state, yet we talk politics, and there'is
as much enthusiasm displayed in our lntle
pany for the wing cause, and FIR the election Of
Henry Clay as President Of the United States, as
ever was displayed upon any occasion whatever
coon song, to the tune Of :" Old Dan Tucker"
and at n. htfal some other coon song is intro
duced, which keeps the company cheerful and
| happy, and could you see rs, you would see the
greatest little Spartan band of wings that you
ever met with. From the OK driver TO The own.
err, all are whigs-would to God Missouri would
for once see her interest and do it. .
Yours, in haste, S. C. o.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-10-19

HE PROBABLE VorE OF New YoRK-rhe
New York Courier and Enquirer, in reply to the
question, +" How will New York ge?' says, that
men Whereabouts, "wbo cooly and sagaciously
examine he whole ground, entertain scarcely a
doubt, that with proper exerlons, such exertions
as we lave every reason TO believe wiA be put
forth, the Empire State will give her electoral
vote to Henry Clay by majority of at least
$4,000"
correspondent of the Charleston Courier ex-
presses the same opinion. He says that there is
an overwhelming body of sound opinion in the
State of New York in favor of Mr.. Clay. lie
POUNDS his opinion on personal observations He
says -" Just before left New York, took
trip into the INTERIOR was through it from end
TO end about a month snce--and recently in New
York city | witnessed display Of numbers and
enthusiasm that had no likeness in the canvass oil
40. From athorough canvass of opinion among
all classes, in all directions, rely Dih perfect
confidence upon The uote Of This great Stale for
the great leader Of his country"
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-10-19
"IMPoSTUREs ON THE PEOPLE"

The editors OF the Globe seem to have consi.
derab'e curiosity 10 know what plans for "playng
of lmpostures on the people," are connecting al
the Wing Committee Room al Washington and
acting on the suspicion that such "npnsmres .
are in progress, warns against their effect in ad-
vance.
The editors are hereby informed, for their es-
pecia qualification, that the Committee arc now
engaged in ranking AID forwarding certain De-
mocratic g combus,ibles," entitled The SoUrH
IN DANGER" and "a CIRCULAR FROM THE Elk
EcUTIvE COMMITTEE OF THE DEMOCRATIC asso-
CATION OF WASHINGTON CITY, the latter adorn-
ed and embellished by letter from Mr.. Towes,
Chairman, concusively Gin style, excellence of IL
terary composition, and orlhography) establishing
his authorship of the variohs publications which
have of late had currency through he Union by
aid OF the frank of Mr.. Senator Walker.
We can also inform the editors that the Wing
Committee Room is only "blue chamber" TO
spies and underlngs of the Globe or its party
here, but that the door is always open to gentle
men and that Mr.. Rives, of that firm. will not
only always find "a ready admission within its
precincts, and be afforded willing observation Of
all the operations there carried on, but will be
cheerluy furnished with copy Of any document,
" combustble" or otherwise, that may issue
from it. .tsae
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-10-19

Clay having declared himself to be in favor of
adherng to the principles of the Compromise act,
and having also been the author of that measure,
we give below the amount of protection the two
bills will give on the following items
thrift L1r Ornn ocfo
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-10-19
A VOICE FROM THE FAR WEST.

disturb the harmony of thesparty.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-02-02

'otl }'e Hnlere Eater c1 feuuen Die mir joeoen
eeps '0f lte enanper Der 9tcl9lcn Dller nd)t fer
v' 10''er1'' alf Shcerbaufen perbrcnne11, Deer
Se""o H''O SeHf treten, croern nit Te2lutb uro Gtr
l"'N' e0F oen' urtd)tearcn 9 + N 8 It beten
|-oR1e lno Nnlere tif!ctd)en Nad barn. Gle flbrer
Hno III lPre 4oo!oer nun bic nir6en lcbren un6 Die
S9ehlNdfEen Der ctIdrcl, Der @etr6uhe, Strduter
nno &A'ere ; f'e bateH uHlere 4&el6er III Ter 53unt
unterpeelL Sroo aus Ral5 81 bacfen fe IIno lule.
re Sa9err uno pcr1pr9en uro nit Ibmaotbaftem Q90
aler sIrt. Genug, Dlr wreu Obne pen gsfdl9cu Wets
tano Otecr Suolaner NIT nlcrn 9lrbctn s,,r Otcoer
Ita1lun9 npd nbt ben Slcrten Sbe 70 Ipett, ais mir
}wrtIlcb llno.
Sur bic grnoteu res tunfti9en Sabres flup tie Sci.
ter 9emahtr au69emcllen, Oertbe, ou9ebrrd}en uno
pelteut. 9SWtb tit Der tlNTttSe ScauptSrt Der mOrY
laHod9eu &oIUllen Don Clifton uno Sourfcro aue9s
iltedt uuO o|e SAumutertaeu weroeu fort uno fort
perbe9efnArt nuo OOIberellet 9!ur6 it Iba3Pels.-
lRan bort Daa Sydmmcru Der Gdjmiece pu5 Gd1
l9en Der 3merleue llnfe uuo redt9 III uldBjeA Ser
nen eiSr 9iauc) a. 1nfoeu entpcr Don selt III 3eIt
crb0ut Der Eonner ouf3c)prengter Uelen.
Solt ore, 10 lulu man MIR 3ur Gtre ben cts
item S's unlerer Meoerla1Au9 ncnneu, Diro nad Glt
tons @ntrurf ehr rc9elmGBi3 auf9efubrt meroeu, nit
lhnur3raoen GraBer meIte llCb el,laNper III retteu
43rteln enrdldnelcen. IS it in plane ouf Die gu,
funtt Ssoaot 9en0n1men. Dem 59afen 3undd)lt 1enen
bic Gd1Eff5rerfteH> bic g8aarenmaJa,ine tsteu, unr
70 Nd9 um Den oafeu im I2oIbges Ole ysb1uoe .. ueu
ell Gtoot Ie9eu, NIT 9er6un,i9en, beiteru Goeu unc
nit SrcBen Offenliohen 4NdBeu' Gle (oaupttroBe, oir
be fHnft3e 8crm Der 8on5cn Staet betinmt 1r cine
Sreite pcn ueunsg kl5 hunrert Sdub crhalteu Qic
Gt1ot Iebnt m ait Oas uplice ller be5 patapscs, Be,
hiPr fene 9HeUeu in'8 Sheer oie6t
Der Scmmer it fcbr te;s, heiger oI6 Ger prrtu9iez
Ide, bod, rte Scewuos ftbIeu cie Qut Hno ru6 Qunt
1T qnelenretd 01et3eoer hln3eGen it bic terbtlidc
Sabreejeit tpie b6n mhen bier ole 6riibn9e Bits
ben Ghon babe td> teAettet bon 8reunten uno yun
Nduptern Der tnoauiidcu Gtanme, 90ccf1eu lana cie
tenachbarten 9auoihaften cNydfrit)eu. C5b tube in
ben Scn'ten Ger Suoiaer robe Sage 9eurIen, uno ii
rem Goellun> tire Gntrobt, tyre &unil bstouuucert
i CTrrticeun9 fcl8t)
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Das Sre1pr g ttet.

WiFc Q2al(h, her jett rcu 8IatfneQ6 S3lanb aus
letncn ,SnbteTrocon rcOiNrt, madnt Der @enera(1es
serun0 ccn 0rritMa4, i'm $50O,O00 uno bnrcttenee
MoHCn 3u tee'GiAeu, uefr er tth perburSt, nit 2O
Uann Der teteu HEue, tpelde rIe u eli auf;unelltu
Nat, nad Sre9cu ~ 5eher, clecS Scrritrrum III 9els
III nehneu uno rariu felbt ce IeEte Spur ees Wcnar.
tenspeienS Su pert9en Dteer 0orlhIa9 1OQte rrt.
ttd3 SeadtHHg Fncen, tpenn nt)t BON Seen Der @Hs.
aera He9terunNt rcc uuerer ltdotliOen 8eb0rpe
1L6 cine ebr mtnlttcN6Dprttc pol5et :WaaBre9eI l1r
lnO feft hbercng oaB bic betpt9ten $5OOOOO, qIeE.
oe, rb oamt SreQcn erebert mtroe rber nleht III cln
oDer ;'Det Sabreu an rcn Su5906en ce@ pcletrCru,r
u1enS cnppelt erIpart lperrcu milrbeu, penn W{fs5
5000 bee Peute rcA Der QGe!t' ituo ed nelde 92e.s
2)otf am |teen| nen fpnhe, unO Die hn, tbeuer &,
aug Su itehen fon'meu, 81. D. Gtug.
Ter Weutreals Gcurtsr' trott ZEN ganfees msr s:r
5ad)e Der S.uclcn &np Gcu1roue. TN safe Ge GGeSr=
ntdt Sutrisben loiIen' oUi fot3enoe GNetle
IS miro iii GEoIon3Fon aQ9c1:si1 9c9laubt, ras az
2uemrfctlung res 91ri;ceutcn 2ur rttii1riicea S'e
IcEunN oe5 Oregon Gerrifcrlume uro snr @rrltttn4l
eer blirQeyd,cu 5is9'cruq DGrttt inI Gonarelje )
t'nTuN9 fINo2 fptco, 70 >a6 ci@ 3ts'lu"q vcltautts
&c }atbt }uu' 9etit r}aIt g., .cu1 -~i>'su Sale
be9en tclg fc(ncu nc!fe c%E sc 5nc,c% sag @ru'ca.
~ uue Der in0dn!flhe Sll!:yjs nn3 Ge Eruppen Ger
'}reten Ger 9ugestlrtcu' IT,. sire 1jme yhablscsr
mnc>cn >ucyten. Se clcr is}t-tcn QeIchcubeit, als
eth 50a!Tt uEternchnungGut8 W%Ntey5 :cN :c!uc..
b1 hnaufif0ette, Gt@u0 ttu et,cc J1Don9r cuj eMfa
Nbhange C!r ;-o"eI n'Ie5 1uf Die Nterfteurer nas
rtcf init eilct' uU!erortsa Hub beDeuHg6voUen "a.
dfn Die 5<rahcA lscIlat ttEe &nHtN balp dusboGee
0le6 gcluth lpu ;titl 9cm1fso Igeis penn pcer rre
(pttob. Courier.
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Z c "a &.

Die 23crid'te aus GoIu,1ru ceideu tis un1 16 X.
cen1ber, y1b jecod> uae"tc6es,. Die tepor(lehenhe
DroFoeutcnrahl uuo Der 2n;!t an Die Union bilocs
rat I@&:j.e BIltt Die lhfn.a5 per Iu96pUItttt aGe
teranliG1e 3eItnnQcn iHreAeu 9 ntebr pber ncHiscE
81 G5uuten bes Nnd1luffc5 aus.
Ter 8erfetr ocn tjarcQe1 nintmt ret6eub fhneH "a
Der |@loiIieu' bemerfre : T0hrSsu9e, Va1agtere uao
faufn0aren Ono felt cnl9cu Gagen nah febr anfett..
chem Maaeffabe in nu1crm Soafeu augefommen. ecrs
Il ote neiirn Geieoeber oer Der Ct berab[af2r,
70 tperrcn lie 1ncc oaB Die 9rbBte 3ahl bon SahrIcu.
gen, Die pertbpoQlfen 2ucunoen nno ei grocer Ihe,l
Der @nUanrercr Don europa fonu,er, - baB mfr
Gelddft no Gerfebr init ben 9fatipnen ouf Ger anberx
Selte oes atlantliden ARccreS ,ueQ sunimmt, rrihA
reno fd1 Der jsauoel mil cen Ser. gf. nad aleidea
Serban'6 nerrtngert- eine natitre ScIqe eersRidts
emntdlungS peIittf, tt1d pceher Der 8er. Staateu
@on0reB III ici'ter listen Steung hanSette.'
Sim murec Scarf SNeuutter IN @1lpcifpn aebdnaen.
Sts SnR esten &uHenbfe ieists CT eiae an Gieid,,
8ulttgtett greusente Se(tl9fet!. H
Die terantld)en grhequrr 9icten uo plosli tpieAer
gefaleu. .sz-~.t.@
stnt Is. lief eas ShifF G5crbiuuno BON gren,er In
@aoe0pn eiu uno iberataate SO gmigauten.
Der ,rpette Rerfndh bic terantlhen Rrc0 ,kr,.e>.
an nffentdlsn Asftlcnen 1T oertaafen, III nss
feblsefdlasen, ba fe tese Bhttr faxeex.
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Yreito9, ben 2ten Sebruar IGls.AR

SfaItn uno MarD weinten. SfaQn ie9nete mic)'-
Sr fnbrte RE Gnfen III meine Qlrme. Ste muBte nil
oen GuB Der Gerlcbur9 geben. ,gRploro>| fo9te &C,
Hlte> ,pcId)e GBaNl io treen meg, e 1T insr r7eir
Sdn'erS. @Yloto, it1 fonnte MarY su feinem anbcr,
&soat,fea be1pesen. Sber betrodteu Sie e ais S4rt
ewtse Graut i
genu3, Soarrp> mir fAiepen. ch fam nad) 2rnror
}urt. Gobon bobe ieb MIDI am S1cfe beurlaubt. Ger
&6n9 entities MIDI SrGoi9. 2IQe8 it CUR 24breie bcreit
Scr ein9cn GGrd,cn fdon lIno Die Sdfe n'it 9Irbei
tern nno 8orrdtben at9ee9lt. G6 1T jest Die Sntf,
fung Der iibrigen GocOeutc nit mir beiNlCi1en.
9Ioe, S>arrD, 9loe, Saterlonc
SD ,vilnltte oft, etnma uu9ictItd su rOerceu, I'M
n'id enuen Su lernen. 8n d1 nod nidlt un9lldlih
Gjeebt bin d,, lInr pertporfen 9Ile @ruartun9en no
,err1en Mejne erltc uno eete etebe ST. fem Ser.
BREEDER, mug bas 8aeranb meren, in Die @inbOen ii:
Der oas 99eltmeer seten.-jeorrD, bin leb c9 udt
uu3u6(h ? Stb muB Gid uerloNt", Oh mein @i1,:
s9er Scfla9it Gu MIDI ?-9tein, 5oarrN teb bin bei
ter GS 1T etlpo6 iii mtr> Sas rubi3 1T, uo Tber Gem
Sdutt alter 5Hcfuun9en 9run blupt. Sd} bin 9lldt,d
}1orry> fpl9e mir ltber cas- Neer.
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N aslsaasssezs-S
(0(!IlIIll;er a.


oer5en. Die duBcrs Grid}emun3 lpridt cfr Ut psrsn
(Suuten.
8. Ser tauptfi,hlide Gruut ure5 ii, baR Il, o;s.
(h&S'e hcr QGh13, ih:g <YofartjrcN l. iyEt Sie sT4
I'M; 5>&v1n 1T inSt III fomreu 5s rrT1 hiu io her roi
zen l1ft G3trfH5 re ne>teH ZS,,; gfcn yuhio i,
'trer 9ertNItte 1latea, f.. &c Sur!5eu uYlefer uuo
0uT CITE SFdrfc Der 9Nteu Goe)e >'rtguuei.
81 ii ber gp II f.~~GIu GGnetcr 1nutr in
fur3er 2ejt nshrcrt !;nM"43"cc rerertioer. Inter
'jucn Gl,eocrn o7r ctrcr c:r et& bd6 ,lci[ Cir in,
GeAc6fr1us" ioNQ nrc cIe llbvtWI i,tm,cn cann hen
@hcr Scr Wellter tcmerfte ater. be8 Ger lana
i1ne 1eerIi,s Gnft ne6 2eOe6 oU ole etrcouro rsr
9(ocetn e1en nadthelncn (5j1TuG bate, un6 noe -.
2rbet RIM 0leicfI3 IauAi1n forticri.t Gr riff ofs
enen boen c}ciser, Ger eten bora berAQ, it6 S>ous
uno mieB ihu Cit cttc tN9e, roe Strdfe, J. Q3cifpid
2Nog Gu nIe1 &Sti0Ed)en tF Il. aneere dbnit,e ouf.
suirtc(en. Die 9NfNun erltrudt bes 0to)eibten Mei,
tiers Qltn1de ocIfrmaen senn ctr GutnGen Der Or
ic0en rltrten h ney:f tinn;2l 70 Qcid'pino man
Fem raIten, lutcu Tafg, urD ltc telteDte Glsthun,
rrnree npdb Dor Der beltimmtsn 3eIt ert8.
Uo8 Grfrtercu it Die |:iteitc Sit ou6 FER Q1c[t ~
frmmcn, f1os reGIit Gerr2nh til BtulIe euer Nebe III
elmer GjelcQithaft DtaH bHet> 1t4Idt ein uubt tua>
lpeUn nl0l1-eIIDltnt.
D-erbe Cure typ tfr rng. Cite 5onFfrh.
ti9e Trnu IaQe III ihre~t rUue, oI5 th ebcn cue
jhr miffiIQe ay6s III ctuem &ictpe Qc,uGhlt hatte-
Nn rGhlei Cir 0pc1 tets td5 Gd!fd1te i ia n,st!
veritBtc or, ,uN0siM Ir hoO' III angefau9en."
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Die neue SO eft.
Baltimore, in Marxlanp, 3,

Gnrf1n9e> o. thcurer Soarrp, ole erten GruBe aus
Der ncNen IIcIt i'll Der lb bOn einbetmilh 9enorreu
bul' europa 1T osr9eNen, aur Du nibt ., neIue Rir
uerbruoerte Seele, uno-ucd) cine
Die 6obrt nber's 4Detneer fOnnte utht 9l1dliher
leiu, oIs e Sn folder Geieuhaft fob Die Gang.
mcle> Die 9em6bnlio Secretion be)dwerlich mac,t Yr
lebteu Ger 3ufunft, uno er9bBten un6 al gAhpurfen
9rcBer 2lrt uno riceubafeu Socaen bon uuleru oeu'
ndd)lti9en SeaOpfun9en.
QDlr fubren III bic Sbeapeafbat en, uno uobten cen
Oafeu, ,pelden bte paptere mene5 GatrrS ais eluen
Der Dortreftben IN ser yGsLt Gerbmt batteu SH Der
Chat gelan9en mir in eineu OIer aber er seigte un5
bale eine Sefnung, bic faum etnen BucbfenItu6
9rcB it, uno burd pc)e Dtr III enen 5Weiten inncrn
uub pcr aleu Sttru'en 9ebcr9enen 9eau0ten, oeHtn
ocn @jctuiden II. g8cieu malerh um9stene6 flat;jee
llfer rings ein me'tes QGoncrbeGen ttnranut. S9cr
ibatteu ltber tauIene SeatTe bcqucm,en Haum.
Sei Der S a y r c1rch Die Seffnuns bonrerter MS
IGaucnsnIhulIe frcuuotb att QEtr Eaben putteu AM
llfer, Weuheu, 92auc uno Sreuoenfsuer Gs ,par ein
prsdtpouer Gcmmermcr9en. Da5 Geid'RB nnlere5
Sd,ifes erweoerte Den 9ruB. 3, ,uclet, em Nuasr1=
'bld, ais i'd, nun uuter Dem fortwdArenoen Sd,aa D.
Nancnen ausFteg, ais TT, unlere Auspaneerer ale.
1an,t erblidte, freocb nit nacftcu lrbeDobueru bcd
Qanoes oermIbt .al5 man mid frcblcdeno NIT DEM
@jeIhret Hretheit Irebet elnpfn9. uto nit 8i:
|eot, pdbreno pom Gehife: Gtpat lWe Trebet gu:
tparo.
Narfprb B uno 6 | { + 0 famen mir entaeocn.-
|gHir umar,rten uns NIT qhr6uen Ser Qulf. Ctt mar
tete bic 9lus1diffun9 unierer Maunh ab. gs mar
en geauIpicl ein3s in ieiner 9rt, bes @jepibl eer
9mfSn,mlin9e, ersrifen bon ben perd'tesenteu Gmps
inbun9eu in Der uenert, rentoen etmatb, tpo e cen
)93e ibre6 II oerathmen, EMIT ibre 9Ihe rubeu
Ilaf1eu mclten. Damn fIhrte man mid in Elm b6leruee
cauS, med)es e as raS 4 fir MIDI auf9cridbtet
batteu. e5d9 babe adt 3tmmer ale bequem luo mil
menem Soau69erdth DoM belest Daran lt66t fir Die
I8erlammlun9 ceS tcIcninrathe6 Elm scrdumger Saal
5ob ubertehe aus Dem 8eufter ben 9roBen Qyaerfpte
gel oes So1fen6, bic langen Sfehen 3euen, @ro5ut
ten, Na9o5inen uno feiner> aus S>plS 9eStmmerteu
Nduiern oas re9iame eeben Der @plpniten errer6.
Bert ourd bic abs uno su9ebenben 9utmutbaen cnoia
uer NIT ibren Beibern uno Rtuoern. Diele Inb iehr
,utrauliea. arforo bate bre Sreuuofdaft cgleic in
otn erfeu Gasen feiner slufuuft gepcnen in fSrn.
lGd,en Gertrd9en init ben piupteru Der Stdn,u1e oaC
lotcdt our 3ieeerlans nnO gum 9lnbau i'll Der aan,el
lSjeqeue am Yctewmaf unb bier al, Strem patapecc
,tauft bnen reide gefdenfe gemad,t, uub 8iinc>
ue nit ibuen tuie mt anoern entferntern gtdnrmen,
seit1tpfien. .-s .....-
Diele freunblihen Raturmenfden, tpe[dje mir gurce
pder Gitoe nenuen, tpctl te fret uno d. Sclace4
Gno Die mir bun, bei6e rpeif e ehrlih ,pahrbaft H.
ttreu Fne Die mir als rcbs oalbmeabeH betradten
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G(av unD Die Steamboptz Wob(en.

9eGttt 1T es uidt alen unlern eelern befauut ros
auf ben He,ieoempdtffen Coer III od,ers eiue GSahl
Tr Die prdINeuencue tatfupet III, carau5 i'm tflei
1sn einen SthluB auf Die aaaemeine Menune III mas
zen c5u mebrcn Saaen ieaeu oicle su @nnten j..
Stays ous9efalrn letn mir fd1rebeu olces clgeuoen
tlrlatben gu: .- f -
-. 1is Abltinn'nn9eE fiuteu ultr tit cen @aiiten
latt pehe oft fir nauden gucnO Oemotraten at tbeu,
Ilno, rGhreno Die ee9anteu errn ibr Qeetcs oarau
tsen, iIc nid NIT 9cpobnltd1en eeuten auf ocm ll1,
tetcede gemein su nad'en.- -.. II
p. @s 1T uift III leuaneu, taG bic mel EN- a,
nertfauld)en Gamen II ben Stdbten fir Die
aDbtss hns, wenn aud neht bfeutlia, epB IN tsrem
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& q 6 n Il II Il t II d

Gin llcrr III 1jecr9eu, ia9t Die ,Irue Gun, eeab
lldt9t obao Die @tlenbahn orlcnoet 1T, euen Nd).
marft in @ab Souatp su erticGten. {ser nu er cor1
Ole Wttio5 III 9roBe Slefanne, elne jeOe 40 Baloner
bateno> tbun, u1O ouf oen' gpOen ciner jcben anus
cine Teoer nnbrtngen, nclcDt elnen Gtcmpel bepe9en
fam. 1e St a II ne ipereen auf Der Gtcnbabu udd
@barlecn gedliGt uuo Die gewegun9 ouf Ger Balll
ipro Uebsr uno StenIpct in Sbd!t9fet ese1, 70 oub
luBe NPlld, menn lie NAH @barleteu fDnmt> in Sut.
ter unb Suttermtloh oeriponoe 1T. 9luf Diee 94efe
neroen Die Sur9er bon @barletcu td9d' NIT friher
Butter uno Suttcrmd,> aus luBsr id) tereitet, pe,.
eben peroen, wccbe frilh pcn Der Sub iunerbalb 81
Stunoen 400 WetIen weit iu Otarft fon,nt.
Etes it cine neue @rtnoung, un5 icQte iIe {c ocr.
thethat erreen> 70 tperreu bao ollie 5tatenll3e Guf
Den Glelenbabnen bon Wlehtonncu hangeu QEsr foll
fernerbn nod, Den erf1u>ung6reden 0Gllt Der @msrl
faaer beBweifen 2-Q&ahrlid1, 2msrita 1T Gin 0rcBea
eano in &uait uno Hi1enithaften.--
Gin @osns 6 Glesb t-Weiner Bear,
Ger 9jrcblheb bon Ohio. Meiifcr Wpeles, Der 1pun,=
penmat'er oon $entufp, uno NenD Slap rcr Gabncns
tod'brlt1nt, lno ale auf steien, pralpenteu sr
maobcn,-Shnen eiro ndditrAs elm sDeiteS EleeGlatt
foscu, beiteheno in AronsfoIbe, enem @le( uuc
etnem 6emccitert nbr9ens ebrtpurot9en Eartffmauue
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81, .ass,a:ssNs s,s..--se.z =
From the Pi!lsburg Daily American.
ONE OF THE EFFECTS OF THE
LATE ELECTION.

1 gentleman mentioned to us Yesterday
one ell,'rL Of the receut determination OF
the American people, and We fear there
are too many instances of the like kind
throughout the country.
lie stated to us that two capitalists from
Glasgow, in Scotland. had brought with
them to ibis city GI2,000 sterling, in,en-
ding t. establish manuIacloay OF wool.
len cloth IN the city or neighborhood.-
That they delayed few months to see
the result Of the elections and the pros
pecl of stability in cur national policy
That result has given them no assurance
Of security, and they have now determa.
ed to return and invest their money al
home, perhaps upon smaller but far surer
profits
On: own manufacturers will of course
continue lhtir works so long as profit
can be made by them; bul, under the daily
dread OF some disastrous change in Ihr
policy OF Government, few il any impor-
!aasnew works will go up.
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TIE PRACTICAL EFFECT or
POLK 5 ELECIIO.i'

The owncD $ Of an extensive wafer pnw =
er near this city, where large factory
was IN process, oI erection, have d!scon-
tinupd the work. There is no encour
agemeal to go on with it under The admin
islralion Of James X Polk. and, il there
was, it can be flushed much cheaper
when The price OF labor hns been brought
clown to the harI mnnsy standard, More
than halt he mechanics whn are thrown
ouI Of employment tr the disc ,n.luanc t
of thus work are P"Ikites. They reap
the fruit of their own sowing. Another
large mill near lhiS cay has been finished
und the machinery "iGr,eG; hat since the
election the order I"f Ihe iuH, iavry has
been counltrmaud"d. This j. bat the he.
ginning. Tbs rs WhGI The fear Of Free
Trade produces. When We havr t,t"
Trade ilseIr, which has been held up "a
the Iaborlng classes as ihrr highest poll
litica' good, we shall! AL see ihr fun Ell
feels Of the policy TIC yr.y apprehension
'ol which Irlghens the capitalists aDd pat-
sies the ann OF labor.
Providence JoUrnal.
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rE'isc gS3G?aa Spirit.

We r,ver know ,s-vs the lIartCn,d
Conr,nN = haIer s,iri, manifested amon q
the Wits Cnnnrr';cni AIIhongb die.
annn;n,1J =, tho TeneroI rosnI, ani dam
IL ',nnr,iGaJ ,Ia, heir f,yar;'a Cor ,Eo
g. osi,Icncv.-n~e vhom ,hay wnmlJ In>
j;,L,,o ,ra hano,oI "i,, no ,,;oIas, ~
Go in The rii, nI tho prnohIr-1. Iarea.
,oJ ,hov tS,l ,ha, Ibey h,,e done ILn;r
Il, , c,,,a ,,,s.'., -
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THE CECEI4 VVEHEG,
The Cabinet that is to be.

The first keen encounter between the
Jockeys aad tic jockeyel Iii the last Bal
Hhoro Contention takes place ON the
question Of irCmi"r in Mr.. Fulk's Admin
t,naron. The ulua.I'cxa-, apli>TaIh
prints who crushed Mr.. Van Buren, mean
10 keep Mr.. Calhoun in that position,
with an eye to both immediate and ute
rior operations. On the other hand, the
old Van Buren, wing of the party are
anxious to Dust Mr. Calhoun and put An
drew Stevenson Of Virginia in his place.
There is no choice between them. cab
hOun is more of man aud Statesman;
Stevenson has less capacity for mischief.
but is equally hostile to Protection and
devoted to the Texas niquiiy. lie was
for some years speaker of the House.
| commencing in 1927, and afterwards MIN
is'er to London, where he got into an
abusive controversy about Slavery with
Council, aud came out of it very badly
damaged. AS possession is nine points
in law, we think Mr.. Calhoun will hole
his post for while if he chooses, though
he will ultimately be shuilled out Of it,
lie Is too strong man 10 be relI,hcd
as chief adviser by a weak President.
The second post-lhat of Secretary Of
the Treasury will he claimed by and
conceded to Newly ok. and will be Civ
en- TO the man that Van Buren, and Slas
Wright shall designate. Some very green
spectators couccde it to Tx Gov. Marcy,
bat that is absurd. Broken down, last
century politicians are rarely chosen for
such pests. Benjamin f. Butler can
hardly fail TO getit, unless he should pre-
fer "a Foreign Mission or some post of less
h0nor and more cash
Mr.. Robert J. Walker of Mississippi
will probably be pressed Tor place in
the Cabinet, as he has been the chief en-
gineer OF the Texas battery. He may be
put off with u. S. Jndgeship or a Mis-
sion it it be inconyenien, to seat him III
the Cabinel.-.N. Z. Tribune.
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Present to Mr.. Clay.

We saw few days since a full and
beautiful suit Ct clothes made from super
hnc American Eroadcioth by Mr.. Peter
y. Hustled, fashionable Tailor in Wall
street, and intended as present for Mr..
Clay; and probably more superb suit
never went from the hands ola workman.
Dir. Hustled would we dare say, much
rather see this splendid dress worn ~
the Great Statesman, as President of the
United Sales. but this manifestation Of
his feeling is quite as warm and quite as
sincere, as it would have been under.cir-
cumstances more in accordance wi! LnRls
own wishes and the wishes of the :.
'can people,-.T. Y. Courier,