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New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-29

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II The Tariff as Ii Is. compared n'a tie Spbst-
e proposed bv -7Grersa-lGs e Ba reported TO e
United States House of Representatives. by Gen -ehd5 a
~ C. By II. GRExLxy
The above rac, is ready md ,r sale The Tribune o7e.
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Stevens lnecf Y1e College. New iiaven. will lecture on tbs
rnonentos subject sab bath June S nj Frank
I'm HILL l15 squire. NJ hui
ta,t 10 A. NJ nj npn>t F. NJ md at clock III the eve
nng seats free. The pubs arc invited 10 attend Je It
Ds- Unioni-ts, Attention "A meeting Of The a,
,ocntion for The special business vii be held
at Heud 0uarcrs Na,onal Hall Monday Evening neat,
July m O'Clock. Punctua attendance earnestly re-
1ues,ed BY order Sll.AS CHlCkERING. President
Roar d. uoLNEs Secretary je29
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ShiD Victoria for Liverpool: superb 'Br for Dahousie
Il. Batks Layina tbr for Quebec Scot; ,Br. for do.
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SgvrxrH WARD BANK. New.YoIk. June 2. ls;
n Divide nd.-The President and Directors have this
day declared dividend of aud halt t2s cent,
from profits the last months. payable and after The
ie.s lw A. :. FRASER. Cashier
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~ Gentlemen. Sr.niu-T Hats.-Brr, styles
of summer Hats. c"mpr.io: he latest patterns. exceedingly
lr;l; aud beautiful are ready. BiRp.
el59ws. corner of Pine and Nsssau
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ISs- The Books OF Subscription tn the Capital
Stock of,he NewYos and Enc Railroad Co. are How o9es NJ
the Office of Company. so. "a Wa!-tree be;we-n bs
huu7s go and5. |li Vi GOULD. Secretary
Na..-NnrL Anr.L lt,t 1sit ~
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JaTATER PoWERFor s or to G IN Ia arss e. oI owe.i ,sa
euhnsaf eass h. I sa5 tind Of Ms or Manufacturing es,sb
sosfvs Ns'fTIsesI5M Te5Mis s9s I1Ifs IYMaS
Hte t,om 'foh' !'p'' no, q Wall Ct Up Etaiu.
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Ns- Water Curc.-J ShewtM d. mn author on Wa
Ter Cure IS Fuurst rendy 10 visit hs ffienus anu otf
VINO care be treated medically eiihDut drugs. Nnle
Cure tor ciicncy system witt huut parallel IN he hals
mt Most cases II not rl he well treated III private
dwellings elsewhere. The ;dyed gnitutousy. Je2'
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l.. A COTTAGE TO LET OR FOR SALE-Plea.e
"a nny situated staten .snd, about one and hall
Ir mile from Stapeton. uenI the dwelling oi the subscrl;
There /, halt M acre of land with barn and good well
of wrte The Richmond Stage. the door ~ conneri0n
with the Ferry. Apply TO w EMERSON. d Wall street.
mis- HawI. II
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u, DT' i-IIT!tHCE : r NHIiiFIy IDIt'H CuTIsIHITIy
for ale by ~ H. L ID. SANDS - Fulton street, 273 Broad
way. aud - East Broadway je5 I'm.
j. Wy. DODGE. Miniature Painter,
l36 EEsRY-<TRgET. ml7 3.nh-
E-- Board, Transient and Permane at
60 Bond 81 eis mi.
G5- Graham House, d3 Barclay street. by RIOS
WELL, GOSS le5
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r,- Church corner OF Christie and Delan.

tII0!
cy ST.. Goo. Sioors will lecture nj the above pnce
,lree times u morrow Sunday the SPEEDY COMING
CHRIST Lectures on Tuesday and Thursday evenings ot
kpraycr and Conference meetings W ednesay md En-
iny evenings. Jz' IT.
Hz- The Rev, DR.. LryIn@s, Financial Secretary
the American Bible Society. will preach IN behalf oi That
Institution IN the Methodist Epscoprl Church. jersey n.y.
to- morrow Sabbath afternoon nj 3 o'clock. IL"
Ny- Entire eSanctification.-UevS :. ID. Cochran
xl continue his Lectures this subject Tomorrow aifer
noon 3 o'clock. the Free Conre eEn,onaI Church. Aled
rn! College, Crobyeet I'd story, doors below Sprn. 81
Directors the doctrine especially invited 10 attend HCdtS
trsc Je39 It.
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JOSHUA GARSE.D II co.
1911 llA\TrEAc'r Frs

ENtLI hR>Cr e AZ y nEN'
OF PATENT THREADS. Shoe Thrend,; super sall
I i'wina Ghng rwne. Carpet WARP. and Flax and Tow
no. Z BURLING SLIP. .NER YORK. ie6 SIM
sssf FOR SALE-A Farm Of l3i ncrr' pleasantly situated
s1S IN hea rhy locntrn in South Bnn.wrk \. j.. near
The New YORK md rhilni-phn Hilrord 8 mil-s from
NryHork About IOncr- N gh state oi cultivation.
IN good -nce apple aud peach orchards, timber lnnd. &C.
hn.s barn. shop uni other "uthu dns good nnd convs'
nent with cnd pump he door. Al-n the stock,
crop tools Inrnng utensils Anon. the stick are Durham
nni erk hf.t pcdgecN The hrmng utensils arc
md suir improved system o asricultufe-
inquire of VI. PALMER. II M"it .irert.
,.S I'm 4. r SMITH. 81 Liberty street.
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Cotton Crnvas, COMPRISING HEAVY
SAT-. 0I-Ck LIGHT RAVENS. for BOAT SAILS.
AWNINGS. l:c- Asa, HEAVY TARPtLLiNS. PA
PER FELTiNGS. e Ia - inches wide; BAGGlNt. plain
hd ri!. p and u nrh. As0 Grln and Ale4i BAGS -
-. . '-'''''' BRISCnERHoFF. FOX * POLHEH's.
H.. .ro.
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x1TANTED-Ia Bonrding Schnoi for Boys situated
w short d. from the City mi New ork person To
Ten rb the common English branches and ho will eng"se nj
ir.t for small ,a-ry Apply wi'h te,umonlnis tn Nor
rs g Ve-ey IT from O'Clock \. NJ and NJ 3ocnck T.
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OF Hardware, Cutlery, &c.-L-EWlS BESE-
DICT CO. respectfully inform their friends and the public
generally that they removed this city, and have taken
the Store 81 Pearsreet topposiie the Peastrce House,
where they are now opening large and weseeced asor
ent OF Goods, both Foreign and Domestic. to which they
would call the attention Of hoss wishing v purchase, spS
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ORIGINAL
NEW w 0 K K.
JUST PUBLISHED.
TIE CHRISTIAN INSIRIlCIID

IAWES' NEW NOVEL-Rose D'Albret: ar. ToubloT'
j Times. by G; P James. Esq Price ':'s cents nte
received Amy Herbert BY Lady pnce one shilling MIR
lin Chux1lew by Dickens: No. VI prce 6'4 cents The
Poem, and Ballads o Schiller. translated by SIR Edward l'u-
wer Lyuon Bart with brief sketch of the Authors Lie,
llmu Observations IN Europe. principally IN france nn!
t;reat Britain. by John T. Durbln, d D. vos l2no. En-
graynss The Young Sailor Narrative founded On fact.
by Mrs :. b. Dnna, lSmo. For sne nj
jea8 RAYNOR'S Bookstore. &c Bowery.
HAMPERS ILLUMINATED BIRLE. Ma. 5;,Receiyed
this morning No. OF Ilarp-l's Illuminated Bbe.-NO.
will Ire ready few days. Al the bnck numbers hand.
and can be hud at ...-,,..-,.
rs II. K : NNN'R'> 20 ho"ery.
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ygvsNTFD-N situation bv very nice girl nS chamber
w maIi-wa>h SC. Apply AT 2i5 Sixteenth IL JUN 81
DN,RD[NG--For Gentlemen. single With wEe'. ut NJ
ID ISL S,.th avenue d"of below Twch~tre treet IN.
s,tu,rion l. heuihy house the pleasant nnd
sry and thee line of stages pass the door o China.
Gins, ,rniI I.,rihen Ware. lc-) ~
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THE BEST SOAP IN THE ToRI-p-Rooer;s, imDs% naDsr
we'd Brown Soap arcie that hns oecone { te{ 30 ~
,ly in u.e m this city and If housekespers would ooh ~
little more and not heed who 90 not Keep y, p
raher put their of with Mof ,be sbo have
tried 10 be the best ana ehsS2e5 a5 10 M Brown
and not pale Soap and every bar is stamped hooer I'M
proved Brown Soap For ac by most OF ne Pnneps s'0ef'
IN this city and Brooklyn. Manuae9} - ~ Z eP9RERTS
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- 80, -. CHEAP EXCURSION TO THE FISH:
sASK Ban d" iT.d, 2ss,a eSaF1ss sans: me-
SAF1LEUN. Cnpt w Huncnz. will make an Excnr.ion
10 the Ban k, On saturday Jrne IEh. and leave fows
Foot Of Hammond ,teet occk A. ~ Canal street ~ Isr
--y Cdy ~ Pike stree, P'sr No. r 81 oc.oes Ihs S
brt nrrvo the hIng ground the early phrt o me
day the time usually selected By fishermen the best or'pod
he furnished with awnings. md having 'paeo
cnbns we'll attended by chnmbermnd will make The eIcnI
ION for ladies pleasant nnh axaenbs band oi MUSIC WI
accompany the boat. ard in the city by O'Clock m.
making the ,ams landings Refreshments furnuhed On board
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T The large and constantly increasing circulation Of THg
TRIBUNE reulcrs II d valuable medium OF advertising
for Merchants Manufacturers and transient advertisers. The
rues of advertising The Tribune, of the e1,en,
the circulation favorable those o any other paper
NewYork, and fully one halt cheuper than The charges
p,re nuInr
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vJTANTED-A Boy from "A 20 10 yeHrs who writes
w good hand and QUICK figures. Surt one. whose
M rent, reside and good references nv
Nv NJ 23l Broadwny ia2s 81
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~ Sn.icc.-Thc Board % u, recnrs of the Bosom and
Worcester Ha Rnai Cor, nave this dny declared
dividend ." TIRE ard A per cent rayrtr nn ald after
The firt day OF Ju usyt &; The 'enscres Ohce Sstnn,
Mass i.s3 ',vl
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ALSO TO LET-rhc two story brick House ON the Ninth
Avenue between Nineteenth and twentieth ,rsrts. near
hel.ca square i, finished ~ ncern ,tyle with mnhosany
yenr Amply To- u. A. CUSIlAtAN, IS Pearl -,iIee;
$50 10 LET-h- modern built three story BRICK House
i Twentieth street Cheisea Square Thu. House point OF
lontiun and we'll adaptrd 10 the wants OF
,.neel family Appy 10 ID. A. CITSIIMAN.
ros ,s,f lSS Pearl strset.
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u Nt ar MtnOn- he HOI.fiUilH.- IT u
mn imprisonment Or ic hndt r-se y
- ,ns succeeded Texas 10 the Tinted Snts
hut in rIneXin: himself the eau,!iu and accomplished Mis-
Gardner these things have come ~ du'n: c re'
snt >ck but no,hrs has created great mn eHci,et '
he unprecedented eauy and elegance oi ice - nls
md Cps the astonishing cheap rates at y men me-
src sold. In universally admitted that Ice * Cys
store No Buwery the great Emporium ni ta'ti"n ~
eycy thing pcrinnins their line u" business and not with
standing trouble expence pa.ed rs RESPECTS eau hu
biry yet their goods sold for less prices than III any
other establishment IN the city. NJ TiCE an
ie4l IL a. DANCNE., y pVNN'!'
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BOOKS! BOOKS!! New, Cheap Publications.

MEXICo AS TT WAS AND AS IT IS, by WI Brantz Mayer Life of Andrew Jackson Pri- vate, Military and Civil with illustrations, by Amos Kendall, to be completed in fifteen numbers The complete Cook, with upwards of seven hundred Re- ceipts The Complete Confectioner, Pastry Cook, and Baker with upwards of Five Hundred Receipts The Last of the Barons; Kate in search of Illus band Phillip in search of Wife; The Life and Exploits of the Duke of Wellington. including a complete History of the Peninsular War. with for ty-tour engravings; The Banking House, a History in three parts The Jew, in two parts The For tune Hunter, or the Adventures of Man about Town; The Crock of Gold, rural novel Life and Speeches of Henry Clay, in two volumes The American Almanac; Byron's Works, in numbers Shakspeare's Dramatic Works and Poems, with notes and numerous etchings on Steel
 ALSO, Just received from the American Tract Society large assortment of Moral and Religious Publica- tions, which will be sold cheap for cash, among which is, The Evangelist Family Library, in thirty vols; Flavel's Fountain of Life Saints Rest Be- &c., together with an assortment of sundry school books, for Libraries, &c. and for sale by
 H. BATES SI Co.
 Marsham Street, .4shiey's Ro0. April 2l, lS44. ly-32
The Arkansas banner., 1844-05-01
 MAY DAY!

ISIS "May day'- the fullness of Springtide
 fes holiday The earth is decked in flowers [eweet South wind'' comes gently to the cheek kkOfoW, redolent of perfume, and vocal with the Fs songs of girls and birds It is day which young and happy-hearted anticipate with delight, E "ith pure zest, and remember with unalloyed I'scuoh! What man-ay, what 'sbearded man" !" \ nat woman either, even tho ''the eye grows ana the locks are grey,'-who of us all, what may nave been the subsequent current of our ["ne'ner along "ways of pleasantness, or amid fO'AS and brambles of toll and care,-who of us ffSA aoes not remember the day-ay, the happy suay' when with light and happy, heart hold E' E uie hand theyouthful companion ofour choice,
 1',neu one of joyous circle, around the grace
 uas pole" tripping on the light fantastic toe, ;
 .,. 'Uuiia of merry music, and joining in songs,
 N'elis tributes of flowers, in honor of the pretty fh oi May And remembering. who does not, .s se uiignt moment, feel young again and for s '"e' perhaps troubled, transit of--years, n: to Jolned ia the dance again,-or, at least, Inf ,y s,o ule happiness of those who can!
 >, s nave Veforgotten ourself, when we only meant ua' thls day will witness, in this city, re en-
 ''' oi ue scenes to which our fancy has revert oo, a,n mat the young Ladies of Mrs BRowN's
 ' VIII pay due honors to the day, this morn- 'n'ns' the young Ladies of Nadine D'EsTI- n,- -A school will assemble for the same pleas. i. p'se' at the City Hotel and there, amidst .,a ''a mowers, they will crown their QUEEN, in ancient form; and the evening will close ppef and Ball. From the active and spir. tss,i auohs In progress for the last week, and ,, V, siioSe engaged in.them, true ssfeast ol
 ; N''a now oi soul" may be confidently expect 70, a''As are due to the kind managers, for 8 ,v. =, :, admission, which we find upon our table no 4, ta .. shew our high appreciation of it, by a.
 1e utmost, of its pleasant privileges
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South. Indeed have not heard a chance suggested, except by the whigs. THev eX- tend their gratuitous counsel to us in this matter; but under badly counterfeited cx- pressslon of glad acquiescence, it is easy to detect their chagrin and despair. We are perfectly re-united. If we once had some little Jealousles to subdue, some slight pre- Judices to abate, the grinning of the coons alter the last convention, has reused HIS to our true interests, and we now yield all for the cause. Dr. Gibson was here yester1av. and at two o'clock pulled off his coat. made formidable array of documents and talked tlll near sun-set He travelled the whole wide range of whig absurdities, from OoIe to the Pump-borer, and ended with his nsu- al herce denunciatlons of Col Sevier. Du- ring the campaign of l840, the Doctor boast ed, that he always took 'the bull by the horns" In the same spirit, suppose. he calls It t"beardlng the lion in his den,'' when ne utters malignant and injurious charges agalnst Col. Sevier, two thousand miles be- nlnd hls back, and when the friend most will ing and able to defend him, Ia friend the Doct. has felt before) was unavoidablv en- gagged Ill court In truth there is a want of bravery, and courtesy, in dogging so vindic- uVeiy' an absent enemy, when 1t is so well understood, that the coming summer will confront Col Sevier with his adversaries.- But the peoples see and appreciate such things, and will, in due time, administer bitter re- buke
 The steamboat Dime, arrived here on Sum day night, days from New Orleans, bring Ing us intelligence of further gradual fall in the price of cotton.
 Very truly yours,
 WASHITA
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NOT ALL THoRNs.-True as it is in the main and true as we have proven it. even in our limited evo- rence that the path of political Editor is natb oi 'iiornS yet within the last few weeks. we have oeeh oaiy constrained to feel that it is not aH horns or' even II the thoms have been ever present. we nave been unconscious of their roughness. amid the profuson of foeers which have gathered around and about us. Ever since the Sprino beoan and
 e Saela earth, Tn return for the sunshine and the ram, to pour forth her thanks in green leaves and ner incense of praise in sweet flowers not day has passed, but has greeted us with choice oifts from saraeh' and meadow, and wildwood, all bright, oe'utiiul ana fragrant-and sweeter far and well conner, coming, as they have, from the kindest of hearts and the fairest of hands Even now, as we write, it is but to raise our eyes from the dull mo- hotony ot ink and paper, and broad full freighted Vase-ht throne for the sweet queen of flowers stands before us, outvieing the rainbow itself in ofllliancy, and wrapping our whole being in delight, with the striking yet harmonious contrasts of its heayen-painted hues, combined with the rich vet delicate fragrance, which make a very atmosphere of beauty and perfume.
 And not only flowers but fuits kind reader Coming into our office, the other day, we found upon our taole-not paper, nor book-no, no, that would have been no treot for we have enough of them, and to spare. But we found ssdish of ripe strawberries" as red and rich as any eer pluck ed by fairy fingers, in the fair eastern cline.
 Thanks kind friends, for your fair and fragrant gifts, prized even for their own sweetness but far more highly prized and fondly cherished, for the source from which they sprung. Thus remember ed, and thus cheered, our course is onward and with glowing heart and buoyant spirit, our path is strewn with flowers, even so thickly as to cover up the thorns or even if should shew its unsightly point, we can despise and defy it.
 Once more, our thanks, kind friends Your flow CTS may wither and decay; but your kindness will ever be fresh and fragrant in our heart.
 A WHIG's ADMIssIoN.-We cannot forbear to re- cord the following 'sgood one;'' and our readers may rely upon its substantial truth The day after the recent Democratic Convention adjourned, dis tngushed Whig, of Chicot county reached this city, on steamboat, As he stepped on shore, the fol- lowing short, bupithy, dialogue ensued between him and a Democrat:
 Whig.-Who did your Convention nomlnate?
 Democrat.-It nominated CHAPMAN for Governor and YELL for Congress.
 Wig.-Then ace beaten, by Cd.
 Democrat.-Of course you are.
 Erit Whig in c cold s1eeaf
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Retter Late than Never!

:" N. ALDhICH, has TeceIved per seamboat II. Express Mail, bale blankets do dones- tics; do cotton yarn; lasge and splendid assort- ment of prints; splendid style of Ghusans aannels. red, white and yellow; jeans, snNcky suPeFhne beached sheeinss and shirtings; tickings, superior quality; white linens; colored cambrics; gentemens cravas; do muflers; white cotton hose; gentlemen half do; India rubber braces; webbing stout white spool cottons; linen do cotton cord; linens, tspes silk twist Pongee handk'tfs; India Choppees. dos sup. Spitahelds cotton flags; Edinborough and cot ton shawls, &c Sc.
 Also, 20 sacks Rio coffee; kegs of saperfns to- boeco; 4o0o sup. Imperial segass; puPorts EFF powder, and other articles too numerous to meAhon
 February ., ls4t-2J-d
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DISTRICT COURT or THE UNITED STATES,
 FoR THE DISTRICT or ARKANSAS,
 IN BANKRUPTCY.
 March 25, lS44. IIPON reading and filing the petition of Snmuel U Moore, assignee of the estate of Andrew c. Ro-. berts, bankrupt, praying that such estate may he sold transferred and assigned, it is ordered hy the court, that due notice be published in the Arkansas Banner, newspaper printed in the District, ten days. at least before the time assigned for hearing that hearing of the said petition will be had the third Saturday of April next, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, at the District Court room in the City of Little Rock, when and where all creditors the Bank rupt, and other persons in interest may appear and show ause, if any they have why the prayer of the said petition be not granted.
 VIM. FIELD, Clerk.
 By A. II. RurHERFoR0, D. c, E. [. Johnson, Solicitor.
 April 10, ls44. S0-( (Pr's fee S4 25)
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Coffee. Sugar, Salt. Iron .&c.

VIE undersigned have on hand and arc selling Il very low, full supplies of the above articles also beached and unbleached domestics, tickings Osnaburgs, cottonades; English, French and Ameri can prints, of various qualities and prices Boots shoes hats, and ready made clothing suitable for the season and also, general assortment of Groceries queensware, hardware, school books, woodenware tnware, well ropes, plough lines, trace chains horse collars brides, saddle bags, &c, &c., All of which they will sell at the cheapest rates for cash
 VIM. VANCE & BROTHERS.
 April 24, lS44. Mdin, nedr Markham street
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1rTrE AHOY!!

.ne,,cArr ouEsrroN."--We used to
 rsigbbor, of the Gazette, as to hlsvlews
 fal neg Iard to the annexation of Texas
 c,itb desire to know whether he
 inst it; and as it was a most impor-
 Sastiou. we did hope that no conduc-
 ", 41 nress would be afraid to take one side
 oi' r. tbis reasonable hope, however, we
 CT ;.ted Our neighbor avoided the issue,
 P. 7, na delicate question ;;'' and we had to
 ..,t;og D astride Me fence of ''"oncommitGt- sise s.se no doubt he acished to say he was
 ma aov,tion; but he was evidently efaid 1 :. ' afraid either of hurting the populari- k r r,r or of being hurt by the heavy lash
 G'j ;s+iIe Journal So it was, he did not
 y, he was for or againstthe annexation.- 2, a,r peighbor's delicate position; and, in 6ed him.
 neipbbor's feelings-for we would not se,,lings for the world; but from a sense of % florence to public sentiment abroad. In snse paper we find the following;
 Ibserve in the last Arkansas State Ga strong article against onnenot'on 9t
 '% The writer states it would produce Injury to that State"
 's' PMs6urg Ga@ette. well this paragraph! It quotes our neigh |. sate Gazette; and obviously intends, by to indicate that he speaks the sentimental ] on this subject Even admitting that our t tbe Sfqte Gazette-the organ of the late nar excellence, Ga very amusing admis- ,,rsyerl is it, as quoted, fair exponent of EmeDt of Arkansas in regard to annexation } ,yer NO and this answer will be echoed, tenths-ay by nineteen t'oentieths ofthe peo- D,elves. Indeed, we do not believe that , one hundre persons in the State who are
 to annexation. Does not our neighbor, e the propriety of defining his position-ay ,c sides for annexation, if he desires to be red fair exponent of the sentiment of the If not, then he is one of those unfortunates ,ye eyes, yet aoiN not see"
 et fl be known that this 'Pittsburg Gazette" d Abolition paper, and claims opposition to ion as so much in favor of its foul schemes; efore, it is fair to presume that it considers hbpr as an ally of abolition, Again, does not hbor see the propriety of defining his posi- )r is he willing that the abolitionists shall i'm, Will he sort with such company-the arted foes of the South' Will he lend them Il this vital contest Or will he die low 3 dark, ;" until the battle is over, and then, brave boy who hid in the we'll, come forth leatly take sides with the strong?
 lelicate question, with our neighbor, seems ether he most desires the election of Mir ars the Louisville Journal-or loves his
 We wish him a safe deliverance from his ,osition.