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New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-10


GRRAT ROBBERY AT ALBA>N.-Mr. Wm. II. Nc
kec, of Salem Washington Co was robAed Of ten
thousand dollars Mt the Civ Hotel in Albany, FRI
day morning under the following circumstances.
iir Mckee arrived in Albany from ihis city IN the
morning boat. stopped at the City Hotel, and seeing
no one in the bGrroom, hung up his carpet bag con
tanning the money and went directly into the dining
room, where breakfast had just been served, and
when he came out from his breakfast, in about If
teen minutes, discovered his loss and immediately
offered reward of 500 Tor the recovery OF his
money Circumstances render ii almost certain
tha; the thief is an English Pickpocket OF some no.
toreiy who has been hanging about Albany tor sew
eral days and probably this has been arrested
Il The FIRE Friday night pretty much destroy
ed the large four story building, l3 and 40 Broad-
street. in which il originated 1t was with difficult
" that the fremen preserved the adjoining build
ings they having been on fire several times. The
building was occupied nearly as follows.
No 43-Jpper stories, by Charles ligs. Commission Her-
chant Zacht>>Un X Co, Merchants IacArtssOn. Consul
No. 45-L l. Briton Merchant NcCracken < LJylors.
ten. importers Nathaniel Lord to'nmsou Merchant be
entrance Neeks Court ar-e auss of buildings IN Tie
eHr occupied oiice- through No. i5 but the rear
buildings escaped uullgrsd-
H. the .rd and fourth large quantities Of Cot
ton which by failing ut the windows the ir. PROGRESSED
numbered the eNs'ioas OF the eien. Total loss mated at
50,UVJ partially insured.
While this ire raging. the stable No 3 lautna street
Wgs bUmi to the ground.
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The School Rnl Question.

g.
l .ba EJi,o, of The Tribune please state IN ms 'a'' o
uco,,v thu, John = - not; as he seems - lhl''
nj, nr,cje on Col stones letter. peculiar to ie
Rible bu; /. found III ell the Catholic t'nn'a'on' !"
~ Cera.nlv: the Catholic English versions O
the Bible. bsing translated from Inc Iulga'e' oi
,.,boIic Iaaa yersion. wherein his fsssase tfsi
had = local babita,ion, contain it OF course Il
T., will look again at our article OF SATURDAY, ~
,iIl see that we made the statement ne refers 20 III
r4fntjpe the assumption OF Col. Stone that hips
James's version is tie Protestant b'oie -si
,s.upn,ion which does violence TO the spirit anu
essence of Professionalism. The Bible as 200 sa'
il and not as any set OF have rendered H. l. '-''
Protestant standard. and whoever declares 'ia' :"
oariicular version Is in like manner 4i'ior'atN =
makes himself Pope. and ha Church or parry m
allb!e, while decrying preiensions 10 ln'HilD''.'
Let no man pretend to mistake OF misstate the Is
sDe. The assumption Of Col. Stons wfich we
con,royert asserts that have Prsa""'fH"H'
National Religion and that tbs i'o!i=Ion Is '"c
Protsi,,,,t. il, The narrow sense winch ne gives 20
,hattertn-iuztas Spain Of Austria L Caihoiic-aDd
tat not The Bible as revealed, but as translated b;
Tic learned men commissioned by kins Jumes IS
the Sacred Book Of that Reii.iOn-thai 10 peter
another translation object 10 erfois IN inns =
heresy or schisu from the National fsoiig7oI''
These assumptions justify persecution ard civil DIS
ability for Faiths sake-nay, they are no~ put ior'n
for that very purpose, So regarding lhem' we
should be uniaithfll 10 our American Constitution
and to the cause OF Universal Freedom, II we CID
not resist them Bu, we do not say, and have never
said. that the Received Version OF the Scriptures i
not as good as or even better than, any Other IN eX-
i.ence: that is purely Theological question: 10
be discussed by ,heologians. But the assumption
Of Political predoaiinance for any Religion OF
anv translation OF the Scriptures Is fatally at wal
with the genius OF our Free Institutions IA
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-10

~ The want of Mail from Washington last
night deprives us this morning of the pleasure OF
announcing the rote by which the Tyler and
Texas Treaty of Annexation was, doubtless, re-
iec,ed by the Senate on Saturday evening. We
are confident it cannot have been less than three
fifths. If Van Buren, had been nominated at Bal
timore, it would have been at least two-thirds.
II will stin be sufficient however.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-10

A POINTED BLow.-An Invalid sent iof I phy
.ician, the late DR. Wheeiman, and after OBTAINING
Inn Tor some time with .iptioa Of his pains,
aches, etc, he thus summed up:-"%ow Doctor,
ycu have Aumbugged n.c loag enough with your
.ood-ior-no.h.ng pills and worthless sy'ups; they
don't touch The real difficulty. wish you to
strike the cause OF my siItncnt, il il is IN your
power to reach it. 1T shall be doae," sad the
Doctor, at the same time lifting his cane, and de-
nolishng decaiter Of Gin tina. stood upon the
stehoe:d
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-10

EARLY CucuMBEEs.-Col. PEERS showed Ms
Saturday morning Cucumbers upwards OF sixteen
inches long, raised in the garden Of Mr.. 7. e.
Woop al Fort Hamilton.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-10

Ths New York Museum presents tremendous G;actloSs
lui III! TO be or shilling. read the advertisement
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-10

gt Our friends in Washington VINO wre us for copies Of
the Repart of the ke Patent Once Mr. Ellis
voprus for 3 are informed that edition Of that adm-
be Renort ia far saie Mt Mr. r. Farnhams bookstore in that
CITY, corner of Pennsylvania Avenue and Eleventh st. Price
Is cents We have made repeated efforts to procure state
1peo of :s fact through Washington paper but have had
no success As resource, shall be greatly obliged TO
a ny friend at Washington who will show this paragraph TO
ucb Members of Congress as ay be insurng for the Work
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-10

- Weuuderstand lhar The takir ofAN' cc
tnucs 10 attract crowd, 10 witness his asiouah':
perormnuces at Washington Hall. lie tOesss'
strange things.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-10

ANOTHER LIE NAlLED-Wc have not room to
notice more than half OF the falsehoods with winch
the Loco Foco papers arc tecming. 1t will be
recollcc,ed that short time since they published
ythe Times amongst the rest story that Hon J.
V. L. McMahon, of Baltimore, whom they re-
presented as the President Of the Wing National
Convention of lS40, had renounced" Mr. Clay
and the Wing party and gone over TO LocoFoco-
ISM Mr. McMahon has seen fit to contradict
the story over his own signature in the Baltimore
ArguS. He is now, as he has ever been, the '' firm
AMI devoted supporter of Mr.. Clay and Whigplin-
cipes." Hartford Journal.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-10

Eg- The Connecticut Legislature adjourned on
Friday morning. June 7Ih
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-10

SHoE,fkiNG BY MAcaMERy.-Thc Journal De
PARIS says that an operative in the Rue des Veles
Andriettes. has invented machine 10 make
Shoes, by means OF which any person possessing
sufficient strength 10 turn wheel, can in the
course Of day finish fifty pairs of excellent shoes
OF every size.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-10

= Su,l another engagement ot the Crphelm' "
manager Oi te American ilJ>eumip sai'y the cat1 d y
host, has, III grcnt expense -eciir'h ue,e drHedl
Tor day they sing several longs. Ne ha sl
aO Mr WcSiern clever hriIsi. Who @id ap1 ~
Comic Oo. &c G'cai WesGrn. .he Giln GAhe'' le 4,
and others make the bill good enough m NJ co1eee
the pnc.. Hours oi performance 81, nndS T. VI Gees
sents We NAME Mr.. Hitchcock. On uS'p''
alunucer We wish han Success
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-10

NEw-HAnFsHIRE.-Th New-Hampshire Lc-
gislaturc me; at Concord on Wednesday. Tim
othy Hoskins of No s was chosen President Of
the Senate, and Harry HibbaTd OF Bath, Speaker
OF the House of Representatives. The latter was
chosen by l51 votes, in opposition to Nh. Cham,
berlain of keene, the Wing candidate, who had
81. Albert G. Allen of Concord, was chosen
Clerk of the House.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-10
AMERICAN PRIsoN pIsclrL1NE ArrLrep IN PErc.

AMERICAN Prison DISCIPLINE ArrLrED IN PEUs-
sIA.-Wc find from our files of the Weser
Zeitung and AIlgemeine Zeilung that the reform
Of the prison discipline OF Prussia, was debated
before section OF the Cabinet at Berlin, ana
iE!a, Professor TELLcKAMrs of Columbia College
in this City, and DR.. julius. the celebrated writer
upon prison reform in Germany. were invited by
the Prussian Government 10 present their views
t. the Cabinet upon this important subject. AT
the conclusion of the debate the plan of PROBES
scr Tellckampf, which is said to unite the essen
tial Improvements introduced in the United
States and G5eat Britain together with new and
important suggestions of his own, was adopted
by an unanimous vote of the Council. 1t appears
by these journals that the Professor had long
interview with the King upon the subject andth /
ms Majesty takes the iveliest interest in all
measures calculated to improve the moral condl-
ton Of the conycts.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-10

FIRE IL RoXBURY.-1h he alarm o fire about four
O'Clock Yesterday afternoon, was caused By the
burning OF the extensive box factory owned bv
Mes-r=. Horn & Sinclair, on Park strset. Roxburv,
winch. together with large quantity oi box timber
vas consumed. The brick building adjoining the
BOX factory partially burned. Alessrs. Horn *
Sinclair were insured. Boston Courier.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-10
County centfsl Clay Committees.

The iollowing is list of the County Central
CLAY Committees appointed by the Clay Club
State Convention at Utica, June D i9i4' WIN
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-10

3- The greatest curiosity that ever Wnsin he
Is the wonderful EcrnleobiUn. ~ BTosdNay. dhpnLt
laws e,inbll'hed by the creaor "r the production . W. W.
ieiition The cufou, Had refe.tns miud may efs h5 p
for Bis Thoughts And no person 'tn 90 ll"m the fIi,
dissatisfied " hat would our ipfratreN have uoI.
ed bH sfeqm Their hf't Thoughts woud b.. Wen q
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-10

D[s- seventh " ard Mass Ncetins-,n,r
nfge and oycniowine meeting oi the incft' % tL''
CLAY nud THEODORE FRELlNGHuiSEN b1'ei
ant to notice on the evening oi the th i'an at CHSe
No. Bo"ery the meeting called 10 ofte' 1i 'f''
fI,,,. 10 ,,ft, nominated
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-03-09

u ESPEcTFGLLY informs the citizens OF Bur.
IL ling,on that he has just received from New
York aad St. LOUIS, = general assortment Of FAM
cy and Staple Dry Goods, which he feels conh-
dent that he Can Sell as choapas can be bought
any where else in The city all he asks 10 custom
srs, and he will show them his Goods, give them
his p,ices aud let them judge for themselves, tf
My stock consists in part as follows, Wis
Heavy Plot and Beaver cisths. Bread do.
Mole Skin. fulled cloths, kentacky Jeans,
Satinets. kerseys. Iinseys, Fianaels. III
sfs Bed Tick,ngs, Blaukets. Apron Cnccks,
,Ginahanss, Prints OF various qualities and pat
terms, 1abfe Linen, brown and bfsached Mnstlns,
Gloves, Sospenders, Needles Pms. Looking Glass
-, Handkerchiefs.A Cotton Vans, Stationery
Hardware. Qaeenswsre, Hats and Capt, Boots
and Shoes, Sole aud Upper Leather, and a great
MANY ether articles too Numerous to entson, all
Of which will be sold for cash. pork, wheat. corn,
oats, lax seed, beeswax, sc.
Dee. $-ly 3. II. DAVID.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-03-09

The following well authenticated tale
was originally published in the 10000
mia" and was subsequently, vers'tled by
the poet Wordsworth. zgs
"a young farmer in Warwicksh'ie,
finding his hedges broken, and the Sticks
carried away during frosty season, de-
,ermined TO watch Cor the thief. lie lay
many cold hours under hay stack. and
at length an old woman, like q witch in a
play, approached and hogan to pull up
the hedge; he waited till she had tied
her bundle Of sticks, and was carrying
them OF, that he might convict her Of
theft, and then springing from his con-
cen ln1ent, he seized his prey with violent
threats. After some alteration, IL
which her load was LEFT on the ground,
she kneeled upon the bundle OF sticSs'
and raising her hands to heaven. Dc
meath the bright moon, then at the fu''
spoke to the farmer. already shiver'ns
with cold, .Heaven grant that you mays
never know ngain the blessing to %
warm He complained Of cold ali IN
next day. and wore an upper coat, and ~
few days another, and in a ior'n'Sh
took his bead, always saying that nnthla'
made him warm; he covered hlmsal
with very many blankets, and had
sieve over hi: face as he lay. From thu
ore insane idea be kept his bed owe
twenty years. for fear Of the cold air III
at length he died. .4a
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-03-09
To Farmers, Country Merchanst,
and the Public in general.
FRANCIS C.. PEASLEY

TTAS now received very extensive stock
III OF Fal, and Winter Goods, the whole IT
which are offered for sale OF Wholesale or re-
tell. Among his gods may be found blue.
black. brown, Oxford mkt and invisible
green Cloths; plain, diamond and fancy Cas-
simeres and Forrest Cloth; superior Beaver
and Pilot Cloths; blue, Sleeps gray. steel and
dark MKT Satine,s; Kentucky Jeans, Kersey.
and Hard Times; scarlet, white, green, yell
low, plain and twilled Flannel: RISE and
Macinaw Blankets. Linssys; 4-4 brown and
Status Sheetings; 3 brown Shifting, bleach
ed Shifting and Shcenng; blue Merrimack
and great variety Of Prints; brown Drilling.
shirfing stripes; Tickings, Canton Flannel,
Carpetine, Shawls Handk erchiefs, Gloves,
Ribbons. Tapes, Needles, Combs, Lace. Silk,
Alpaca, fancy aud plain; Batting, Wadd'ng,
Wicking, Cord, latest snie Hats and Caps. a
general assortment Of Boots and Shoes, In
dies Slips and Village walking shoes, superb
or Stationery. such as Bank and Packet. Post.
Eoolscap. ruled and unrnled, gilt edged Let.
ter and Note paper, Waters, superior lni
Sealing Wax, Quilts, 600 Spoilers, let & end,
Readers, Almanacks, English and German,
for lS44, Memorandum Books, Pencils. Hard
ware, Quecnsware, Sole aud Upper Leather,
Calf Skins, Innings, &c. &c. a *fte
GROCERIES.
SAIL. New Orleans Sugar, white Havana nc
Loaf do. Molasses, Coffee, Cocoa; Y Il, Imp
aud Gunpowder Tea. superior quality, Ssle-
ratus, Pepper, Spice. Cloves, Rice Ginger, &c,
ALSO.
Paints and Oils, and many other articles ton
numerous TO mention and whilst return yon
nv sincere thanks for past tavors, solicit
elimination Of the same, and offer YOU the
follow nag ,ndu sements to examine my stock
before purchasing elsewhere. isi. YOU will
find the mos, extensive stock in the City, CON-
prsing almost every asticie wanted, aud for
Cash or any article Of produce for which | am
paying Cash, l will cell goods lower thar any
house in the City, even il 10 reach tina: low
pr,ee. Isell atless taan cost. As wish to close
my business in the Spring. the Goods mus, he
sold. Don, forge, u cali no charge Tor show
ing goods ,saaa&6 fbxssK
Nov. 4 AZ. r&
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-03-09
NEW STORE.

VINHE undersigned has just opened. in the
new building m Jefferson street, rppo-
site Doctor Ransom's. an entire new stock Of
Fall and Winter Goods. consisting in part Of
the following articles.
BROAD Cloths Of various colors. Cassi meres,
Beaver aud Pilot cloths, Satinets, Hardtlmcs,
F.snncle, Rose Blankets, ,Linseys, Sheeungs
and Shr,isgs brown and bleached, Catcot
ef various descriptions, brown billings.
Tiekings, Canton Flannel, Shawls. Handker-
chiefs, Gloves, Ribbons. rapcs, Needles,
C. ,mbs. Lace. Alpacas fancy. Waddng, Cord,
ready made Clothing, Boots aud Shoes, Gro
ceres aud Salt. Wa14H Ss3 Nee
WA myeA@sA ALSO. .&e44&s
Fish OF vnrious kinds. which will be sold
for cash or in, exchange 70, produce a the
lswcs: pricrs THOMAS HEDGE. "
New e5, ,43-iv 81
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-03-09
AFertuae spent upon . Book.

OHs08C URC1s UlSOM - nVVAs
Tho DemsusucRevisw says that the
~s0eass costly snderlakine eveI attempted
hY single indiy idual, oioa literary CHAR
ietef, which unq6es,ionably theawor'd has
yet seeasieths pespi6eels work On the
A.AtQriRiaies ofs Mexico, by the late Lord
..sKiAesboraseh4s This s,upendoas work IS
.h saidas hl~e been produced AZ the enor-
10 .hilBns' cosf d The author Of ESQ, 600 or
.&lf00o0. It's comprised in seven i'm
aeass a.slis volumes, embellisheJ by a
bon. IN QhbukahH Supefb Illustrations,
c6Hedz aSe&d 0isi,g1y a. Ia represent the
skinsk via the n,os, faithful exaetness
,," As$e volumes are Of such extraordina-
ktry sdlpacntions as 10 he almost importable.
AAEhiethnpsecedsn,sd instance Of muni6,
o:ccdes "a rte patronage OF literature, is
rcndegcd the, more aslonishing from the
laUenisble fact Of It's having proved the
81 G:isanacssain of che prciecsor. Not on
u did this enthusiastic noblesnan under
t1ke 10 dsffsy the entire sipense attend
Ing the plsaaiessiQss IN every Item o.
which Aeaigh have bssn expected, he
hadsvo eseee Tie most exerhi,ans chssges
~ Il sel0aiiy determined on having bal
: !ipsileA Ap4t4r q ceplris printed, only
ing from which The platss SeEs taken,
.1N6ss erAsrd. The copies we're printed
for gra,aiious presentation 10 the sever.
a Royal and Public Libraries in Europe
It's Painful 10 add ih1i this noble paHos'
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-03-09
LOST OR STOLEN.
NOTICE.

FXNIlE subscribers have establish ed Il
L branch of ,heir house in his City, al
the store opposite Mr.. Wesley Jones, where
they intend to keep good supply or Tin
Plates. Copper. Sheet IRON, Wire. and Timers
Stock in general-Also, Stoves Of all PAT
terms, viz: Cook, 10 plates, plates, Box.
ParIor aud AirIgh,. Iron Of all sizes. Steel
Neils, Sal:, jewett's Plonghs &c. To which
we would respectfully invite the attention
Of the public, knowing ,ha, by the low cash
prices, we vii be enabled 10 please all who
may fayor,us with a call. which we earnest
~ solicit. BRIDGE HALE.
Nav ea,
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-03-09
fol. Renfon. .

The correspondent Of the Public Ledger COM
municatcs the following very characteristic anec-
dote respecting Col. BENTON, which took place
the u, s. Senate: .s...assst sf.t54.4q
Mr., Archer wished to postpone the subject till
day, BY which time the Senate could get copies,
now printing, OF Greeuhow's account Of Oregon
Territory. its title, sc. Mr.. Benton, without
rising, exclaimed, eve want no books on this
side OF the House to prove our title"
Mr.. Archer. s'Strong as the Senator's convic-
ton may be, it will be strengthened by the facts
adduced by Mr. Grcenhow IN his book.
Mir. Benton. "Erery part in that book knsw
and stated, long before Mr.. Greenhow ever heard
that there was any such place as Oregon
Harrisburg Cnion. fA
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-03-09
From the n. o. Picayune.
Oratory I'm Arkansos.
80 ssAaass a

Oratory I'm Arkansas.
'couht not my Losd; l'll play the orator,
AZ 4 the golden fee for which plead
Wafer myself." e.
An assault and battery case Of the mos,
curious character that ever ,cas described
csn,es not great while since, before one
Of the courts ia Arkansas. la evidence it
sppeAfed that while two husbands, who
resid.d unders ihsv sens sroaf, were alb
seni.s their two wives got into q row e
bout sonse clashisg of domestic arrange
insists Ore Of the husbands carno back
and found the smis bic combatants TAT H.
tooth and Toe Nil, eLfs and so forth
Husband The. FIRST, finding lis wife bad
the as.endsncy in The encounter, and dis
cessriag ahnsband1 the second hurry>
lag towards the battle grounJ. placed
himself in.sas doorway, ps prevent in
reference. Husband the second, seeing
the partner OF his bosom getting 'des.
pcfa,s beating. and finding his passage to
her assistance 90 INSTRUCTED, ran TO pile
Of wood that wSsheaf, picked up club,
rstusnedi TO the door way and knocked
husband the irst in the head. Here end
I'd tbs .s,ug Of war;" and hence arose the
charge Of The party o: sihe frs; part,
sEainst the party Of the second part, de-
dominated in legal phrase "an assault
and batter. with IN attenptto Kill"
The case was slearnedIy argued on
both rides, and came at las, TO the closing
speech or the counsel Tor the defence
IhiA gentleman was an original, famou,
for funny things Of all kinds and quite
remarkable for ell sorts of extravagan,
doings. Ths.pnsition he took in the mat
Ter was, Il Mt q man has RICH, to defend
kiis wife as he has to defend ms own per
son; and consequently, hacking over an
pther who s,antlsJm the way on such al
occasion, Is neither more nor less than an
Ae&riOfa seH defence. After exhauslin,
bjs law Argument, the learned gentleman
warmed up into the following burs. 0
Aaifning' cloqucnce:'ma's3 .s'edc ee~
...!,say gentlemen. of, the jury, tina
wlljles.l live will preach the doctrine
T4aEciman hos a 1ighi4o defend his toife
iSihAll be the fret lesson give my chill
den 10 the mo rniAg, aud my las, word
when sinking into the natural return
rertse, that a man has a 1isM 10 drfen,
his scifs L.-N hcn. shall have, done dc
fencing r&scais in courts, and am drawln
up my Zee, IN dying bed, my las; word
shall be, that man has a righl 10 def ZEN
his Wife! and in my last will and !esta
menssl, will no. declare tha, my morla
.fen:ains shalt be given to earth or fire
but will direct my executors 70 have m
.susaneous covering removed and stretch
ed 6Ser q drum head, and drumme
sdall lie peni;oned 10 TAP! tap! t,P!:
iop!!!! from mern:pg iill niyh', that
sssss kasa right ie dtjsad his riff -
The juryme,. with tears in their eye
give an unanimous verde, Of aceui,;
for tho defendant, and went blubberin
opt. of court, from the Tremendous etfe'
Of ttis Unparalleled effort Of III. Afkal
Asas lawyer. ,o'i ms -Aeif e
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-03-09
Bees.

To prevent bees from going off upon
swarming. take the precau'lon. when
they exhibit a disposition 10 swarm, TO
stop mos, O! the holes BY which they
leave the hive, so as to force the swa~ m
10 be N good while coming out. The
swarm is COMMONLY made up OF The
young bees many Of whom can scarcely
hy: and as no,hng can he done by the
swarm till all are out Of the hive tut fly
about in the air, By proonging the time
OF their coming, our, the feeble ones yet
tired, and their plan so frustrated. that II
is necessary for them to alight for rest.
and to re arrange for their journey Ii
the swarm be abb. 10 leave the old hive
all a, once, they care but little about
a.lghting. .s.t-
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-03-09
Federal WING Principles.

A National Bank---a Protective Tariff, taxing
the poor man for the benefit of the lords Of cap
ital-a distribution of the proceeds of the sales Of
the Public Lands at time when the Treasury is
empty, and the Republic in Assumption Of
the debts Of the States. a scheme which would
make one man pay the debts of aaother-a multi
alton of the Constitution by striking out the Veto
Power Bankrupt Laws, and latitudinous con-
struction of the Constituton-the right Of Con-
gress to exclude from that body the Representa-
tives Of sovereign States Of the Confederacy-l
the government take care Of the rich, and the
rich will take care Of the poor-s'Henry Clay
first Henry Clay last-Henry Clay all the time