New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-09
Nh. JeGerson's Opinions.
Extract Of letter from Thomas Jcfer,oa 10 Josioh
Mcigs, Esq of this Ctr.
..Moyr,crr1o March IA Iel5

DEAR SIR Ysur favor OF February Is has been received
which have taken place the South, and the
dgrsd r,oc pcceunhe hy the 5rmer Which uasd was ne
ceary impress both inst dea OF the bravery Of
thin. of 10y hope her Government will now have the
wisdom well iace. by satisfactory provision rcalnt
the mpressn OF nur cizens convert u permanent
nee ce what is really but truce without that p:ovisnn t
her loss by the will bc inclcnable n hiss rd"f;G all
the n7or'art hsq"ractnrsS 50 rH IN our o'i as R5rtr
nm cenGden; that tvotki' of the ar';:cs we formerly
we shall ha;dy nInn send Cotton na and be pun
woven and returned for ouI avn wearing.
On the above, Henry Meigs, E.q thus COM
ments in the Comm5 rcial Adveriis5T
The american Jnstit:;lc, cr,n;cd for the purporc
Of giving energy 10 all hmrrican works, opens her
Fair Monday Y. and invokes oil liz Ingenious
tic talented, the pslEiuii; sous ri aGe;oa TO ,ole
TO Tins nternh exh'biriou, g,iih the proofs uf
American genius in all tic vaiunhle departments Of
the business oi men.
ltis iets: -; reason aad pRrioiism. Ard We
think that thor nre icA hearts so cold, anal lever
heads upeniahtcnrd, as 30; to move with hearty
energy in making ,hls display triumph G! our own
dear Amer tNu wuCks.
Ihave quoted ,..y venerable freni iefiersnn, but if
had tua H9S sr-c- wcuid demonstrate: hul three
tu;nh at al ,!r clear heads and conSciepccs of our
belav, 'o"nry ere. ai tHa sSu.e opinion. twenty
millions OF ;rec'n"n su"l, ~ enough to resolve
| aud maintain rack uuub oue 10 the competition Of
the world, iof excellence N ever ihins.
We have been tlt1eIto sadly ietiered. Our opin-
ioDs uL shirts together have beer hv order OF Eng
land, manufactured for US. TIE powerful press If
England in Prolean forms, las simos, ruled tie
American mind Smith was psid TO give the
Wealth o! Enthusiastically meaning the wealth Of
England Al h,r types were sSi 10 keep in INTEL
lectuGi vassalegn tGose glorious .nrn who by their
valor al Bunker's Hill, Saratoga and Yorktown, had
redeemed their land from cooniaI bondage.
Let not cease 10 do all good things here Ct
home, more ihsn enough for home consumption
Let as put i've shirts unou other nations. LIT Us
cover then with our sheets and blankets Why not
Il il not as we tat nee StoWid be paid for honest
'rGrS, MS 10 be Tor another century to come poyirs
| ether folks
My deer Sir, haye long been OF my old friend
Jefferson scPioion es above stated. 3" That shall
hardly "g:;i send cur coiton 10 EnglandIo bespun
! woven aud returned for our own wearing.
= y n MElGs. Secretary Of the Farmer Club,
Amencan II tiu e.
The Private Mali CASE DEcIpEp.-Judge
Randall, OF the United States District Court, yes-
,erday delivered his opinion in the case of MIR.
James W. Hale, against whom verdict was
rendered short Time since for forty penalties If
$50 each, for Carrying letters out II the recusr
maii on post route. icr profit. The case was
reported at the time OF the trial. Judge Randall
reviewed the whole case, and decided that NJ.
Hale was liable for the penalties under the &C, Of
Congress, and ordered judgment to be entered
AGAINST him and in favo! OF the United States.
for ,hc sum Of 1000. It's understood that this
case will DC taken up TO the Supreme Cour. of
the United States for revision. as there seems to
be u difference OF opinion among the District
Judges of Massachusetts, this State and Mary.
land, as to the application of the Post-Otfico laws
10 the Private i:ail Companies.
Phil. Ledger, yesterday.
ANOTHER BRlrisu FoRrREss.--New Bun :.
wick papers state that :he wurs on the Hew NIL