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49, Dn,,, Rcad this without Reflection.

~ The Wing State Convention OF New Jersey
is TO be held al Trenton on the 29lh OF May.
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POLICE OFFICE.

PICKIyGS--W am Johnson last night stole n
pair boots worth sj4 from 1lichac NcSwecny. No. los
Cherry street. and OF lie was pursued. cnuei beat Nc
Swecny the face. and bit OF his nearly of, when he
was secured, und committed.
WM. WALSH AND PETER DOYLE caught stealing
nm lamp post from the Corporation imprisoned
WM. JONES AND PETER INGLE were arrested and
committed for stealing. pair ofpantaoons from Joseph MaH
10, No. 80 Stone street.
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- scrord Comm. OF Chri-t.-p. j. RORN /
sos u \ IL VIII lecture At the Chnch corner 9i ttrr
nnu pcanccy tlrce tnuurro't; -nhhhI on lr
above mn important subject. ScntS free lie puoh' niT
.,iiy invited o attend. ii''i IL
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podre Subtle for the and destruction OF superu-
Gus hair 20 suhzcd and penefatlns !, his powde ,na
er ike 10 the bulb OF the >ot down Ike iurzz on leias
inner rs, or the brsns beard OF man. 60 10 6i Walker s.
r, store FROM Broadway and bottle You can see the
orepara:lon tested. NIL -eou
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E SYLLA TIE CRUEL SYLIA. the ,everest enemy the Ro
found had face (which perhaps indicated ms MAJ
nes of purpe red into mixed with white. The clrcun
stance could not escape the Witty icnans. they described
him u and rldcuu. Sah
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r--.- rrb. Christian CnIon.--Ths Society Will
nerI for elc Gus ~omp to morrow in9'ai ny i AT = P, 10
,,D. No 81 rosbr street. WILLIAM H. CIANH!NG WI!
'Itlseo'> W, 49,, ~. '' NIL It.
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S We should advise the lovers 81 The marvellous 10
VI ol the opportunity that oiie to-day at the New
tt h ,ein ol eh9!tinT The ino' wonderful circumstance
Cs,s ever occurred IN Amcrcs VIZ The assembling n
retd, w 0iHtae5. and lsvarf An berg seen ogetber
VI contrast the most extraordinary one ever presented
the lc III corsequence oil the great gcnsc attending
Ds. oil 50 many -tary or ,hc Benefit u INC ashland
tbe ~ the p,ce .. admission for s day wl be p cents n
wili not besrudse II. Tor they receive ten time, .
aaI ~ ier money Three performances take pnce-at ii
slos ci9ck-on each occasion the Dwarf Giant and CT
sS VIII uppeat IL wlli be sight seldom seen
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~ GREY or Rep HAIR be- rolored beautiful auburn
coal back. b. using the El.i India llmr DYE wnrrqied
10 color the hair but SKIN. Il far SURPRISING all Others
use and mly he used without the least INJURY to the
hair. from y CouTtlundi street.
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IS. W MNICHES-'Thc lhrgsst aud most .pendd as-
TJN o-tmea Il Watches In the - ,, u be 1Gnd ~ tie
~ u sb,c hes He constantly RECEIVING ~! d7crp-
tDa. of God and silver Wgtche., Oh! the newest
tie !fom the manufacturers England fmnce 4nd s"it
,rr mad is enabled to offer af.er assortment and NJ fnGc
49, 1rres a, retn Than any other house ~ the city: Cod
Witches Us lo,s so Ia 81 each. NHiele and Je~ery
Exchanged or bought Al watrhes WErrrntrd to keep good
tuc or the muney reimsd Watches Clock md Jewelry
ref.red IN the bet manner and warane lower than at any
gther place he city.
C., g. ALLEN. Importer OF Watc - and Jewelry,
Lns ii ,.Irle.rL and te,nil % NAist.. no sihn
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- The Snbba;h.-i public meeting Viii be bed n
,t IlroadH ubenncle on Shbhath eycnl,. s III Esi
~ - "rincI and discourse delivered by President Norr.
- iisro & ilc an The influence ot the DJs"tEnr gi
the ,iath on tc Physical und Moral Cons tg4 oi 'H.
M friends the sabbath und especially o"nI Men r. IN
yet D attend. "ii' a.
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The LADY BLAcK-Thls mysterious and :lnguaIly Geai
ul woman 1t well known attracted some time since IN ~.
York considerable degree OF attention In WORK Iece!uy
published entitled The LGdy Black. SiDrD N6n i0e
t .iforaiS aud Manners her history Is defeeoeI au @
very remarkable instructive one Is aHd eEces NOW
much Indebted TO RI totthe eeiery ana ctar fe
ling around hcrSef Per sIcrD m reply 10 iallE iei
ow who wildly eiamued wih her and VINO attempted
,n pres her cusal lips. She eNcilins. -
Come-jop that % will spoil all. Do you know that
YOU nrc \ ti'ol. Jack w
,lqrc ,ay-bu for what IN particular y!
For loving me. suppose yOu think me hais>"ic never
,ya, man more tecci,ed. perfect dension II : all
pu, on You praise my high uTclead made s." with te
I'D oiteoudrc SVbc procured OF iha eminent Chenni: 10
,yc, 80 l.any of our jee indebted Tor the beauty! Inc
;.nou, Dr Felix Gournud and that too FGno.S 81 from my
Ipp,r ip lo>tache winch would almost have ryned your
own ou are wlth charming cuiile1ohluu
INV iclirn,e white neck and hands bug u, 30 inc cahe
IN ms JGliqr lfcdcatci soap. my cheeks ana p' e0" u
s.Dy rs peae with his Rouge .NGKrct ana my hsute
Won cs, 30 crazy about tTenGheT nur 10 nave le cen
Thus we CO. This but one of the many spontaneous and
sta1I rhutes paid the nstonlshn. efficacy ana popu
al DIR ournuds beautiful Cosmetcs, which be ieinen
bered are to be had genuine only q Walker street Isl store
frcn Broadway. "'' 'e'-
LOOK AT THAT Boys gentenea e,,y VINO 10
49,. ambition, sport wh>Sers. should buy tt potte u
oneS's Cora Hal. Restorative. Many think becau-s TINS
Quilted IN the papcr goodet them give il one tal
,y force the part where nature intended
hnir 10 grow Il sold al = Chatham and - Broadway.
ttyq lteyt
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1--WE announced some time ago that cour

~ We announced some time ago that court
martial had assembled at Fort Leavenworth, 10
investigate the conduct OF Captain T. 81 George
Cooke, OF the Is, Dragons, on his late eXpedi-
,jon 10 escort the Santa Fe Traders. The Court
have, a,ter deberation, expressed an opinion that
there was nothing harsh and unoecom'ng III 'he
conduct oi Caplain Cooke in dlsarmIng party
Of Texans under Colonel SnvcIy; that the aifaIr
took place ,cithia the territory ct tie O""tea
States; that Captain Cooke did not exceed his
authority, derived from the Secretary OF war
and that the confidence Ieposed IN INN by his
Government was not in any degree misplaced.
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r-Temperarcc.-lIr j. B. Cough the P9PuiaF Ten en-
rrnrce Lecturer, vii speak ~ kev; a.i h'"e'u
,r0Oue St. Tomorrow evening ai > o cioc.- A.
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~ We regret to learn, from correspondent
Of the Aurore, that the small pox or chicken pox
has appeared in Longueuil with v'ruence and
fatality resembling what Is recorded of It's
ravages IN the middle ages. Scarce family, we
are told, has escaped the infiiction; old and
young alike suffer, and more than five hundred
persons, of whom large portion have been vac
cinated, have been more or less affected. The
proximity of Longueui to Montreal, and the lre-
quent communicative with it, being the first
stage on the high road from the Capital to the
most populous and cultivated district of Lower
Canada, render the extension Of a disease of the
kind to all human calculation, inevitable, and
the nhiction of such scourge on the population
of Montreal would be most dcplorable calamity.
Approaching US just at the time when an influx
Of emigrants may be expected, 1t Is one which
every human means should be taken to avert for
both humanity and the material interests OF the
country are deeply involved in the sanatory con-
dition of this city. Montreal Gazette.
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r-z57 The editor of the Columbus Statesman eN-
claims. "Iow this world is given 10 l,ins Sain
Mednry thinks that the world is great mar ana lle
world thinks the same OF Sam Nledary; "onIel .I.
which is likely TO be most distresScu-0''i a. Wv
"o''U : oi''''''''' louisville Journal.
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aAYMoSp 4 WEES AiENAGERiE.-Thi-, the only Me
III 'e ltd iG;e " Ill make H. grand entire INTO the
tnis ln9ihins att O'Clock. proceeding ms advertise
M, rom hudson T. through the principal streets OF the City
s he bnnu iho4afd Elephnnt, 20 the place Of this
ehs ana ue iuiuic exhibition. of sth street and
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- LAST DAY OF THE ORPHAN FAMILY ut the Amen.
huui, where they have the bHghtes, aurcl b.,
III lischi talents and powers. No hcar whu,
a1nlHIgg them and who as soul ,o the nost sublime
e should ia of hearing them. They give Their Inst con
uis afternoon and evening, which will lie n,er.era
h h 9,er amusing periermances and the srsqt wo
.nlst Ol nnce..Iiu l.c GiLl nalIso- ~ --N
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10 Irish Emigrant society.mN otice.-Ah ,;S
EIop ,r Officers of this Society for the ensuing year WI
- held on NCJNDAY the 3d day OF June next az the ONCE
II me Society Pol, open from ten A. NJ TO Two O'CLOCK
+. NJ. NJ VOL, ,G,b MAY 1sH mil t3djune inc
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HARPER & BROTHERS
WILL PUBLISH on FRIDAY, NAY TENTH,
GIBBONS
DECLINE AND FAIL
OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE.
so y.
ccs- Tbs cdtiol. e7nPrs1E tas An9e'at91 q The Re-
II Nl,nsn sad Of " C1z1i. nad iu,'fsts. - seycfai
useful ,ap. wal, Dc eorpse n afea number. 50 ''rcH'y-
i've ecats each
or SATURDAY,
McCULLOCH'S
soGRArHIc. DlcrIoN NARY.
UNIVERSAL GAZETTEER
30. XII.
t b. eomPee treu'y nu1nb"rN az a'" 7-r,
each and 20 ue u,;-as by seven aree and comp'cne''
maps, among when wi, 81 u1sp Of c United >tAic &
r-.ssy PREPARED cf III, Eaton. mi9 :
JUST. .PU BLIsHEp. TIE BIBLE STUDENT ASp
-tsi by an .,otr; on ci " ser, 'ot rre sr ysa
n double number, asf the a- .slatef e. 1s4ei nei ny
5e-, r,3yabls n ti,aucc We Ics,c. iig ,o.-t inst
share OF pabhc pa'onaSc "H-hihc a'ii' % i' Is a
u,-Hi. i0>e 3o become oi'i PATRONS --e ii 'e1 T. Aa
rave tie auulhe' mailed "a freed fr-fs tthr N''
s2l!.i-'''' @li :, '''''-' ' wilcox. pus,ebe.
FINE ARTS TRICNPiL,Nr
wo>uEeFvi suCcES>
Five Thousand CnpIe~ Scl!I Of NJ. /.
THr. PtCIU RE GALLERY
OF tbc ora and y CIV W or d So.
The .,,or Number oi 1.. .r-.1il's l.fsati Newspaper
vs. " rp1l l,arl p, - l,5i 1c WY 49,
Bassa5.sfb, NJ. Th- Frean:aag'ea Ga,o' aai
ii.,o'y a.. airas li-a.-- Ia.yrr Sss-lo's
History oi .tr lts.a-. o.-rt NJ N1N- y ofA
oa,5as,oa af t5s dceaY .a,erc.,a; reycasoa cabs.
It.srt.1. ,h57,5- u The Wsrderinss 10 Spain
New, % thr Vices : = y -.
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~ Tenth Presbyterian Church .ksVi T.. Il
Risf, I'd st near "a Nyenue.-Rev = IL oA'D. u WIZ
n,grh IN tins Church next sabbath evening at ~ clock
Sub-ct-presbyleransi; ;5 principles oi Ihufch G9t.i
rcut In connection with the pastoral Office. hii 1t
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m Shimenll's Reply to CheeFer !, .a ,5. Re Is,j5 az
- ehernnce on Monday evening, May lSh; Tickets Of
dnson One Shilling: to deiray expenses-Io be had al me
door aud Ill the principal Bookstores 10 commence
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~ Noticc.-The Rev Dr. Carroll wall preach to.mor
~ IN the Madison stree. Presbyterian ChuFch' cor
-aa'
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ENORMOUS LEGAcIEs.-The late John Maltass,
Esq. the celebrated merchant OF SMYRNA, has, by
his will, dated 22d October, l3ll, bcqueathcd the
following immense lcgacies. To his wife, l.. F.
a. Ma!tass, 100000 Turkish pasters. and also
;t2b,oOO; 70 his son, John Maltass, 100000 Tur.
kish piastcrs, and his (hc sons wife the same
amount; 10 his three daughters II. NJ. Abbot,
Z. Maltass, and L. NJ. Wood 800. 900 Turkish
plastcrs each; 10 his sonin law. c. Wood, 10000
plastcrs; to two sisters, 10000 pias;ers. each:
to seven grandchildren, 10. 900 piasers each 10
the British Chapel at Bugia, 10000 piasters: to
the Pcstc Hospital at st. Rock, 10000 piasters.
he Directs 10000 pastcrs be divided among
the servants of the house, according 10 the length
OF their services; and the interest of $4,000 plas
ters to be distributed amongst the aged destitute
ami intirm at Smyrna. Various other legaces
are given, but the above are the principal ones.
The residue of the property is given to his WIFE
tie appoints John Matass, Jr. Richard BENJAMIN
Abbott, and Charles Wood, Esqs. his executors.
The total number of pasters bequeathed IN the
Will Is two million two hundred and fifty thousand
t2,25OUU00 The value of an Arabian Turk rsh
plaster IS os od Lond paper.
c5> To Polish FURNITURE. AND RESTORE its ori-ina
beauty Use the French Polishing Paste The elegant and
c>,y articles OF old Furniture such u Mahogany Rosewood
Ebony lialnn Marble. very redy restored by tbs
Polish to tie gloss and beauty Of y The purh wlich this
ar'ce impar;s firh beautiful nni lasting easily ap
ied. and the much cs Ihan yarnish Sold bg \.
SANDS < CO., 2@ Br adway. corner Cnamber %
Fulton street and y Ea.j Bruaiway. Puce y ceats.
ToorHAcns TooTHAcnE The most violent and ason-
zns to,hichc be cured 10y the OF the
Glove An"dyne rnothace Drops sold for y cents by a B.
SANDS x co 253 Broadway. Chambers
lie buidias Sold also 20 Fulton aG Il East Eroad
way.
LrBlS's CELEBRATED PERFUMES. .-Patchouly Nousseline
Mile FeuT,. Bouquet Vctoro Bouquet Caroline. Neryene
BOUQUET Eerhazy, Jasnin Espnne. Musk eottopc and
large assortment Ofnl the celebrated English. French
and German Perfumes for the toilet handkerchief For sale
by \. i. SANDS & CO., Chemist! and Druggists, c3 Broad
rnrC Chnn
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mr., ~ Franklin Hall 10 Chatham Square Tomorrow sab
N the usual hou pubic wo;shp. seats tree Ihe
pubic Inv.ic! 1" attend. 'N''t
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COURT cALENpAR-Tu1s D,,

SUPERIOR CuUKT.-Nos. =, 43, At, J.
CIRCUIT CoURr,-No Calender for to day or.
6crat
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- n YOU do ot cure vouf cough p vii XII vol fuu
may depend upon IT, Then do not delay, do not le WIN
vor cold and pain the breast SIDE ioT Il you RAISE blood
uud pedsposcG 10 cosumpon you can have no medicine
aylurs BuiSam ivcrwOTt. from 80 bp"e!y
Nh, only nuine has relieved thousands: therefore do not
be put oil III anything els, Tor can refer 10 eeisyIei
doctors and persons Of the highest cspec'ay VINO nave
been entirely cured by II. Ou1 immense Orders prove IL
cr.snc popularity besides constantly gye peof, can
on, nsaace, has ompeiey caed copunpilo1 aiiet
,c ~ been gwen up DIE by every Most astonishing
cure of 1--we! compliant, drop,y and indigestion have been
made Be careful of c9unaTfg ts and natons @ Minl9
engraving Win DR.. Leeds name on the bottle by Non II
i- SALE IL Water street, down town Also, by u LeDe
corner esnut and rhi streets Philadelphia The p;ice las
been reduced 81 20 io' large and 81 oF small bottles at the
rrnuest Of The aEelt.
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FIRE AT SELMA. ALA.-Thc warehouses OF
Mcssrs Adams & Harrison, and those OF Mr.
Johp Mitchell, were consumed by fire on satuF-
day, the 27th ut. and about 500 bales of Cotton
and considerable quantity Of goods for the lnte-
r;or were DESTROYED. We have no particulars
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-11

~ Mnemotechny.-Prof BRANCH. previous to
his departure for the West, WILL the eGues; OF friends de-
i've, free lecture on AInemonc at the stuyvesant institute
on Nou9sy nex; at =. P. ". precisely The Fundamental
Bass AIME PARIS WI! be impaired 10 te auashce; a
,cr,, with the coyy righted Fundamental Basis of Prot
Conrsud The detail the SYSTEMS will be compared
The friends ofu,h justice aad science are respectfully eyed
tO attend.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-11

Iyy,TEp STATES CIRCUIT CouRT.-The Grand
Jurv Yesterday found true bill against Christian
Peter Oudsen, alias Robert q. Standen' ioF the
murder of Joseph Richardson, first mate on board
,be brio Uncas on the 3lst Dec. lS43, IN latitude
% % s. longitude 53.lS. n. o. Bee, May :.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-11

FrsE.-rhc merchandise depo, Of the Boston and
Providence railroad caught fire last evening about
oclock-supposed from sparks from the terry boat,
but il was extingushed with but triling damage.
The safety OF the building was probably owin5 TO
the precaii,ion OF the company in having casks OF
water in the garret, kept there for like emergency
Providence Journal.
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rs Lectures Oh Chemistry tor Dung La la
dies, 6y GEORGE Z. SCHAEFFER A. NJ at lhe S.eGcs
fnsse Crosby - near Spnng-st. introductory Lecture
,TI-r.p,y May l4th at & p. NJ, finl's!0h re. o.
are respectfully invited TO attend WIN tne pp,
icke,s for the course g. 20 De hid az u Citoh -
Rrosdsey and corner OF Broadway anc Sths' Also o. e
Neccal College ''i' =
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~ Medical Society Of ihe City and Coii-
- of Seyy-lork.-A stated nsetns %i oe hGa , az tne
cnnt Jury Room Hall! OF Justice. Monday the l5'l s;
III ,lts William P BUEL NJ. D. Recording ecy
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NOW FOR THE BATTLE PREPARE!
T., E,,Ch JVoyd lfeut,bIican Clay Assc

ri CrIV1D meeting Will be held at the Marion House ,
We Boadwa, Monqy evening liza l y ,a5tj St ~ sI sai
fb."d"rs ftelaghuysen TO the offices o President una
Vice President viii please attend ;, .rrN po;Jo,,
GnAs j. SnErAED' Secretarie7. NIL .,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-11

A Jaw BagAKeR.-In poem by Hoffman. the
German poet, who was lately expelled the rfus-
sian domlnions, and the admission OF his worKs
prohibited, this word appears: Steurverweige-
gsmasSgocrechlg - meaning
man who is exempt by The Constitution from the
navment of taxes We ourselves have heard OF
a gentleman, member OF the Marrioncttens
uspielhausengeselischatt, who was sad TO ne
an excellent performer on the Constant!naPo-
tanschctudelsackp peiic, ~
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-11

READ Tuts-NRIGurs INDtAN VEGETABLE PiLLS.-Ihc
virtues of Pill, chctruly uG universally 'c
owedsed by their popularity aud extensive cfcnla-
on and who pcrse this article VIII be found umnc-
Cunted with some proofs oi their excellence and rnhny
,y be reny add The Testimonials ni Their own experience IN
favor OF tins delightful medicine. WuGhts Indian Vegetable
Pills designed Ia assist nature IN restoring te various Or
healthy by cleansing the stomach and bowe
and purifying the whole system from those norbi and corrupt
humufs which all the cause OF dene, nnd thus
depondency The unparalleled success which has attended
the Use these Pills has induced some nnprnced persons 10
manufacture "A spurious article, which they enGenvor ~ palm
upon unsspectn: the genuine medicine hence the I'M
once OF purchasing only OF the esuuy advertised agents
C.CToS-As countertes nbroad ayo. aii stores oi AT
doubtful chacte and be particular 10 GSkio w rghs Indians
Vegetable Pls. ,,,-..o
wholesale and realNo ~ Greenwich street New OK. No.
ls Temoa street, Boston: and ltS Race street Phadepa
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-11

r1n e,iros 10 send f tner frend' ogt from the
Od County cDn by calling the nb'-rnef' make ne ne
,.ry Grraremcni, on advantageous terms Nj w m
a1.coti being m liverpool endefi funacunr s1ch busne.'
~ f them highly hen-cnl % those who Wish tsiI nenfS
comfortably aud quickly Despatched.
Draft, Tor any payable On demand without discount
ut ANY othe, chnrge whl-ver, all thr 9nncipni towns
ib,.rhDur g. rent Bran ard Ireland ~ ntW.N be Oh
iuined by applying 10 w 4J. ! = Afot - !
,I1 Corner MAIDEN tsue.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-05-29
SPEECH OF MIR. MARSH.

This speech deserves large share of the
high encomiums bestowed upon it. The
speakers description of the climate of Yer
mont will delight the reader, no less than the
racy style in which he clothes his sentiments,
and the bold and caustic manner in which he
attacks the southern constitutional choIic
which is less aggravated by swallowing cam
els, than the gnats at which the patient is
constantly swapping. In the state of exhaus-
ton as to details which the long debate had
occasioned this speech is more on general
principles, which are brought to bear with
great effect. on protection to domestic indus
try No mistake. Our delegationin Congress
during the present session are entitled great
praise for their frankness and efficiency.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-05-29

cruel and harbarous nations whom history
has branded with infamy.
But what else could be expected from John
Tyler whose whole official life has been one
continued succession of the warmest profess
sions principles to-day which he viulz,es to-
morrow, Of treachery to his fricnds, and the
exercise of the most mean and meritricious
Establishments to propitiate his enemies. And
as il to show the nation that there was still
lower abyss Of wrongs TO which their most
prurient imagination had never decended this
abusive parsonage is at last found endeavor-
ing to plunge the nation into foreign wars and
civil dissentIons to retain that assendancy to
which nothing but the merest freak of prev
idence could ever have elevated him.
Such are the atrocious circumstances at
tending the making of the treaty by John
Tyler that we cannot be surprised to hear the
cry of impeachment proceedings from the
most influential public journals through the
country. Even mouths not at all accustom-
ed to severe upbraidings now cry out let John
Tyler be impeached. The time has come
when the forbearance of the people is no lon
ger virtue, when the violated sanctity Of the
constitution the safety of the nation, the per-
manency of the Union, the liberties of the
people, the preservation of our free and hap
Ply institutions, honor, morality and violated
faith of the republic demand such an experi-
ment. If the country is left to the sway Of
John Tyler during the adjournment of Con-
gress, Heaven only knows what i'll starred
catastrophe might await us.