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New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-03

l.; %. of o. F.-Columbia Lodge No l. l.
y. OF u Fine members OF this Lodge are requested 10
meet at shei, Lodge Il Room on Monday 81 O'Clock NJ
htts. The Order IN general are invited TO attend
WILLARD P MAxoL Sccy - ~ LIZ IL" IN
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-03

TN PURSUANCE of an order the Surrogate of the Coun-
OF YORK Notice hereby given TO all persons hav-
Work deceasd present The with The voucher thereof
10 Inc subscriber at his residence No G Washington street
the City Of York before the Tenth dey OF De
renber next Dated NewYork the Fst day Of June, 1874
,eg lawerl- WM BROWNING. Admir-.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-03

S l: o. OF 0. F.-The members of the Covenant
oGse mo 3o l. o. of o. F. who Intend joining The cele
SIaton OF u OF Putnam Lodge So West Farms ,sQge,t-
eu 20 assemble nj the Lodge Room No 49, Bowery. Wenes-
day morning O'clock TIE members efihe O.e in gem
era! are invited 20 JOIN wiih lS. BY order
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-07
@hr as6eDnroo11 Gt14t1tf4f.

adop,cd this mode of getting those documents nus. De,
s S,re ,he House of Representatives, fearing ha ID
"e other le way i, could he accomplished but on The
"yn U,..si Of an opinion by Mr.. G. j. mserso
the chairman oihc Committee on Foreign t s,,,
lions that thu papers 10 which the gentleman l,o
Tennessee alluded would be Sot before inc in1 H.
that gentleman Withdrew his amendment, anu l'ic
n cri, resolution was agreed TO- The House
neyf agreed to a resolution fixing twelve o'clock
in-moTrow for the termination o'he debate in Com
mee of the Whole on the state Of the Union on
the civil and diplomatic appropriation b!il alter
which the House resolved itself mt" me comnll1
Tee of the Whole on the state OF the Union ana nc
resumed nominaly the consideration oil 'hal plll'
but The debate in reality was OF general cnarag,
ter embracing particularly The qneS,ios contest m
and specially the opinions OF Governor Polk on !.
protective tariff, and the history and character ol
Mr. Clay. his opponent Gl"je.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-07
CITI,PEpER COUNTY.

Alta meeting Of a portion Of the people OF Gull
pepper, at Culpeper Court House on idonaay,
50th Of Nav, (being Court day. friendly 10 the
annexation Of Texas To the United States: On
motion, Mr.. Gabriel Gray, Jr. was called to the
Chair, and Dr. John Walker, appointed Secreta-
~. -, -,
VIM Smith, Esq, by request oi The Chair, rose
10 explain the object ofthe meeting he entertained
the audience for about an hour in an able ana ar
sumentaliye speech in favor oi immediate annex
alton.
On motion of John S Barbour. Jr. Hem'rc",
thai a Committee Of three be appointed by The
Chair TO submit resolutions for the consideration
Of the meeting
Whercupon, the Chair appointed John $ Bar
hour Jr. Lawrence Stringtcllow, ana Dr. John
Walker: who after retiring 4 short time, reported
the following resolutions which were unanimous
" adopted:
ReS,ircd. Isl, That The annexation Of Texas 10
the United States is n measure calculated To adj
vance the best interests oi the country, and obtains
our unqualified support.
RcMi,rd, end. That in the language of Gen.
Jackson this is the golden moment 10 secure the
annexation of Texas" and that delay and post
ponenenl in consummaiinG the proposition now.
is unwise, and puts in peril the success OF The
measure
John S Barbour Esq. was then called tor,
and delivered an eloquent and able speech in ia
vor oil immediate annexation.
On motion, Rc@lred, that the proceedings of
This meeting be published in the Richmond Enqui
rer and Fredericksburg Recorder.
On motion oil John 5. Barbour, Esq, RfSo'rcd,
that the thanks OF this meeting be returned 10 the
Chairman and Secretary, Tor the faithful manner
in which they have discharged their duties.
Onmolon the meeting adjourned
GABRIEL GRAY, Jr, GIN.
JnIrE w .IErR Sem
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-07
THE c0RRrpT COALITION.


The Wing may atiemp; 10 make as hight as II
ulea.cs of the charge oil Coalition between
Mc,SI> Clay aud Adams. II may white lie
mailer down Ia Me.s.s Beverly kremer, and the
others whom il names This is moi the ,rie gi>t
of rle matter The solid evidence against Mr.
CLAY is yet forthcoming Col Boyd whose maS-
te.ly speech We commence in this days paper,
only opens the subject He makes ont indeed
very strong case against the paitie~-hui The hodY
and details Of the testimony are yet behind, 10
make lis appearance in due season.
Bv the way 4 correspondent the Wing rom
Nelson county has been Ied into eros, error ~
the statement Of Mr. Ex-Speaker White, VII" ia'
garbled our article oil February 10 $50. Nj. Iid}
had then appealed 10 the House OF Represents
lives for an investigation against Mr.. hlehlel
charge We could not believe that he was - III
discreet and so corrupt, rs FRI 10 make Mr. Adam
President, and Mcn 10 receive his rewah III 'i''
first Office in Mr.. Adams gilt. We, Therefore,
pronounced Mr. Clay innocent OF The CHAR
We did not dream. al TINT time, that MI Cav
would be guilty Of the folly Of voting lof Addlis
much less OF the meanneSs OF then taxing "
fee under him-And the very article from WHEN
Mr. White garbled, expresses The asiohiShintl''
we should feel, if Mr. Clay would vote Tor WI
Adams. That passage, which gives thc iruc -,
lor 10 our opinions OF that day. is desisnedy oiiu'
ted, in repullishins the article OF February ",
But when Mr. Clay did subsequently vote iof NJ
Adams-and Mr.. Adams did mra reward Ail.
Clay with the Department Of State, our opinions
were changed. We saw, at once. 10 VIVA, sup
cions Mr.. Clay had exposed him>eli-"e en-.
pressed those sentiments-and they were sti"ls'
confirmed by the testimony when was SUI
ouently taken before the Senate OF heniacH,L
Among other evidences, was letter IRON VII
Clay to Mr. Blair. We called for il then, as ne
cessary 10 clear up his character. Mr.. Gay r.
fused 10 publish it. 1t was called Tor the o'hel
day. in the face Of the country, by Col Boyu, ~
the House Of Representative. Mr. Gay >''
withhold. the letter-and BY hi silence P'e"''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-07

A letter from Washington 10 the Philadelphia
U. :. Gazette. under date OF 30th u says
The Senate went into Executive session and acted
on sundry nominations That OF Mr.. Vansani,
as naval officer al Baltimore, wa rejected. I'M
dcrstand thatevery nomination acted on, and there
was a long list of Collectors, and Po>masIers,
was rejected. The Collector OF New York, was
moi acted on, though the nomination of Mr. Cur
liss successor, is as sure 10 be rejected rs that
Of Mr.. Gushing. and his days are certainly num-
bercd. Mr. Wise has lcen fortunate
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-07

SUMNER Nov islhetime
i Ia purify and brace the physical system So as
TO enable il 10 bear up against The cncrvaling heats
OF summer. The condition tthe blood at The tx
piration Of winter. owing to active Precipitation
during that season, and from other causes is not
in proper state 10 resist disease, are the di-
9estive powers, which are generally overtaxed hy
the appetite in cold weather in their full vigor.
In fact change in the state of the animal ma
chine 10 meet new climate is as Necessary as
change Of clothing, To purge from the blood lis
unhealthy particles and impart IL il a more nutri-
tive character 10 give tone 10 the stomach and cx-
pei distractions from the bowels, in short 10 rein
force the whole system Tor the campaign Of sum
mer there is no preparation 50 eficacious as
SANDS SARs,PARIIr.A.
For particulars. see advertisements in his and
other papers.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, aud
for expectation, BY A. B. SANDS & co. Drug
ssts and Chemists. Granite Buildings, No. 73
Broadway, corner of Chambers street. New York
Sold also, by ALEX. DUVAL & CO, Agents
Main Street, Richmond Va. Price, 81 per bot
le or six bottles for 50. June TT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-07

Abadiah J. Alexander and Robert NJ. Davis,
y l..

CIDDAL.L'S INDIAN VERMIFuGE.-1hl
- valuable Medicine is Offered 10 The pubic
with the confident assurance oi lis superior ell
cacv as a remedy ior worms. ltnot only eXpcls
the worms, but prevents The return OF them by
removing the weak state of the digestive organs,
on which their production mainly depends: II
also removes the snperabnndan mucus or slime
existing in the stomach OF children in bad health,
and which forms the bed or nest in which the
worms produce their young In doubtful cases
where there is general arrangement Of system
from want OF due action in The liver, and a debil-
laled or torpid condition OF stomach and bowels.
the INDIAN VERMIFUGE givcs speedy relief
by cleansing The stomach and bowels and stilnu-
lating the liver 10 healthy acion-thc appetite is
speedily restored, and the pale and sunkcn coun-
,enar E gives place 10 the pumpne>s Of face, and
the niddy hue OF health
g--.T The following general agencies are esta-
bshed in Philadelphia, where lhc medicine may
be had Wholesale and Retail:
Dyotfs Fountain Head, Second above Race
Vaughan, Third and Race street Price % ct>.
For sale b. JOHN III. EUSTACE, Main 81.
GAlNOR, WOOD & Co. near Bell Tavern +;
and S. Nj. ZACHRISSON, II street, Shoc.oe
Hill Richmond, Virginia.
June ! Off
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-07

0tASH FOR WIIEAT-Wc wish 10 pur-
" chase WHEsThe plesent season, and for good
crops. rel cicoacd, we will pay the highest market
price in CASH. Farmers on the Dan and Stanton
rivers, and elsewhere, who have good crops, may
find il To their interest TO call before selling
READ CARRiNGToN X WILLIAMS.
GAINESVILLE, 9TH June, 1911.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-07

TOIIN f. WORDS NEW LOTTERY OF
y FlCE, opposite Gtc Etch@agc Lh'ci, Rioh
mond. Virginia.
More prizes sold and paid at Words.
Ticker Nos. u 81 20 Capital in Alexandria
Lottery, Extra No. 49, and Ticket Nos IL IL 81
another Capital sold and paid by Word
II YOU want prizes, send 10
June : II j. +. WORD
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-07

DOWHATAN HOUSE, RICHMOND Va
L The subscriber has taken possession (tor
term of years) Of this House, and will conduct il
in manner which he hopes will entille ii TO the
patronage of the public
CHAS L. DIBRELL.
g,P Ample provision has been made for The
horses Of guests at The PoHha,an Stables.
April t l06-3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-07

ONGRESS-TrrsD,Y's PROCEEDINGS.
In The Senate, to-day, Mr. Berrien, Chairman
of the Judiciary Committee, reported back The
House bill for fixing the same day throughout the
United States for the election Of President and
Vice President, with several amendments pro
posed by the committee the main object OF which
is TO postpone the operation Of the bill till after
the ensuing election. The amendments were or
dercd TO be printed. The Senate, al IL o'clock,
went into Executive session; and, after several
hours spent therein, adjourned.
In the House the first subject brought under It's
consideration, was a resolution which was report
ed by Mr.. c. ]. lnsersoll, the Chairman OF the
Committee on Foreign Affairs, calling upon the
President OF the u States for the correspondence
alluded 10 in his annual messageto Congress, in
relation 10 the duties imposed on rough rice
exported fromthe United States into Great Britain,
contrary TO the treaty of 1915 To this Mr.. G.
Johnson submitted an amendment, for the purpose
of embracing in that call on the executive the
correspondence and other papers in the posses
sion ofthe President in relation 10 The Texas treaty,
ifnot Incompatible with the public interest. He
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-07
[Erom he Baltimore R,puN,tom. |

RESPONSE MEETING ~ WaSHINGToN.-Thc
largest public meeting ever held in Washington
was that OF the Democrats on Saturday night last,
at which presided the Hon. Amos Kendall. The
lncclin" responded with acclamaion Ia the nomi-
nations Of the Hon. James Is. Polk and the Hon.
George NJ Dallas, in series Of excellent rcso-
luiunS. Large streams OF cloqucnce were pour
ed forth upon the occasion. Many distinguished
members Of Congress took part The hcetn%
continued until nearly midnight; and a, one sla2e
of il. was shamclully ntericTed with by Il buiy oil
Wings, whose dependency at our complete
union represents the desperation every where ol
the Mhim nal1Y ThcY are '..0Ac c0olaS.H
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-07
TUESDAY, JrNE 4, lel4.
~ ErN- mn

-
Mr. MISREPRESENTATION from 81 Johns,
Colelnn, and from Beaufort district South Caro-
lima, in favor of the remuneration OF Texas,
Mr. Johnson presented memorial favor OF
an extension Of the mail route between The mouth
Of Red River and New Carthage, and from Vlda-
liza 10 Providence.
Mr.. Berrien, from the Committee on The judi
ciarv, 10 which was referred The bill from The
House providing for the election oil electors oil
President and Vice Prcsidenton one andihe same
day throughout The Union, reported the same, with
an amendment, 50 that it may not 20 INTO opera
ton until after the next Presidential election
The Senate then went into Executive session,
and. after some spent therein. adjourned.
HOUSE. OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Mr. c. J. InserSol submitted motion calling
on The President Tor information as TO the amount
of duties exac,ed BY the British Government on
rough ice, in contravcntion of the treaty Of 1918
The resolution was adopted.
The House resolved itself into the Committee
of the Whole, Mr. Weller in the chair and re-
sumed Tie consideration ofthe civil and diploma
tic appropriation bill The discussion was con-
linued By McssrS. Ralhhun Summers, Honsion
Pcylon, Saunders Bidlack, aud others. When
lie Committee rose, reported progress. and the
House adjourned
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-07
[Fvm he Cborhaon .htrcrg.l

For PRECEDENT JAMES X. Polk, ~ TENNEs-
sEI.-The ann,nciation OF the above nomination
in The Baltimore Convention made great sensa-
lion in our city on Saturday. The bulletins were
crowded through the day-laccS Frightened
Tongues were neutrality-suspicious. andrcjocin@
was hcald every where. A. far as we know, the
sentiment ofour friends is warmly in favor of the
nominaton-it will command the hearty support
ofthc state and as far As we have seen Indication"
Of opinion elsewhere, ii promises 10 unite The
strength and arouse the spirit OF the party through
liz. ctillnirN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-07

NTOTICE-The Annual Meeting the Stock
In holders of the Louisa Railroad Company
will be held al Louisa Court House, on Monday,
the l7ih day OF June
A. W. TALLEY, Secretary.
Mar 81 ,tou-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-07

GREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICES
Vt OF PIANO-FORTES.-F some months
past the subscriber has been selling his Piano
Fones al reduction of nm doFa,S each from
his former prices. He has on hand nj this time
from ID lo ~ Pianos of different kinds, al prices
varying from go To Goo dollars-as we'll is Il
number OF >econd-handed Ones. al less prices.
Sold subject 10 he returned il mol good.
T.. F. NASH.
June 9-Si PttcIsbnr9 Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-07

HORS- FOR SALE AT AUG
Ii TlON-I shall offer for sale at auction
upon The premises. on SATURDAY the 22d June. ISL
the little Farm on which how reside called flors
dc-Fille. This property Immediately adIolnS the
Town OF charlottesville and consists Of brick
Dwelling House 2storics high ali Office ofbrick in
theyani, containing = room>, an Ice House stables,
&c, all in good repair and FIFTY ACRES OF
LAND oithc first quality, and in high state oi I'M
prorement.
Persons desiring 10 purchase such property are
invited 10 inspect this.
Terms will he accommodating and made
known on day Of sale. Gil. MINOR.
charlottesville, June :, 1911. 9-wlds
TN Y-vmGxr,:-At Rules held
/ in the Clerks Office of Essex Circuit Superb
or Court of Law and Chanccry, ON the Sd day Of
June 1911:
James Croxlon Jr, Executor of Thos. Crow
deceased, Plaintiff:
against
Abadiah ]. Alexander and Robert NJ. Davis.
Defendants:
Came the plaintiff. hy hi. Counsel, and filed his
bill, and the nSi subpoena and attachment award
ed in this cause bcin. returned, moi executed on
the defendant Alexander, and the said defendant
moi having entered his appearance, and it appear
ing by satisfactory evidence that the said defend
AMI is not an inlahitanl of This State, ON the mo-
ton of The plaintiff ii is Ordered lhat the said de-
PENDANT appear here ON the first Monday in Au-
gust next, being rule day, and answer the plain
lh's bill: and that copy OF this order be forth
with inserted in some newspaper published in the
CITY Of Richmond for two months successfully,
and another copy hereof be ported at the front
door Of the Courthouse of This county
A Copy-Tcsle,
Clerk L. c. S. &. l.. c.
limo 0-WJm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-07
Hmm be Etd.yhklnrc Reooaler.l
LINN Ml AlLann .drgnS. !

The nomination oi Mr. Polk will he supported
By the united Democracy oi this state, and with
yea that will cvincc their attachment 10 princi-
ple. and their DISREGARD OF every consideration
save tha, Of tie public good They will take The
field with unwontei carnes;ne>s ana vi2or; and
whatever may he the quality OF decree OF Wing
gasconaae. our friends throughout the Union may
rely upon The prediction thai the democracy RAJ
rl,t.n Lhc ,SlnLt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-07

FfJW dtOnHV fftuN
The Wings affect 10 sneer al the nomination OF
Mr. Polk. and to speak OF The olscuriy oil his
past political life npol'cal rank he is the equal
OF Mir Clay He has been the Speaker oil The
House oil the Representatives, and that IS The
hiohes, post Mr.. Clay ever honestly obtained
Mr. polk might doubtless, like his competitor
have been Secretary of Stale if he had cunde
scended 10 bargain for official dignity. That he
has been Speaker, shows he is the equal in rank
of Mr.. CLAY: and that he has SoT been Secreta-
nv. proves him the superior
"Young Hickory the epthet which the dull
wit of the National Inlellgencer aimed al him,
will be taken hold Of b. the people with an ear
neslness and enthusiasm that will astonish the
Wings as much as did the spontaneous outbreak
for Old Hickory.
The nominee for the Presidency is one well
known 10 the Democratic party OF the Union. He
is pure and radical Democrat, sound beyond sus-
picion or doubt On all The great national ques-
tons which marked the administrations OF Jack
son and Van Buren, he was with them and ofthem.
He was The confidential friend of both, and on the
floor Of the House of Representatives and in the
Speakers chair was the fearless exponent Of their
principles. He is the uncompromisins opponent
Of a United States Bank, and OF the corporate mo-
neyed power, the opponent of class legislation, OF
National Debt, of Land Distribution and Of as
sumption Heis identified more largely than al
most any man, excep, its distinguished author.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-07

IJfNIUN n,
Thi. is the choice of the Democracy of the
whole Union, as unanimously expressed by The
Delegates 10 the Baltimore Democratic Conyen-
ton. and most heartily does the Democracy OF the
Old Bay Stale respond 10 the nomination.
With the nomination now made the Demo-
cratic party will sweep the whole country as
with a tornado. OF every veslige OF Clay ami Fee
derali>m. They will carry eighteen OF the twen-
lY-siN Siacs-and nrobahly IMenly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-07
9Th The measure Of an Independent Treasury and
- q n. L..

with Inc measure Of an Independents Treasury and
Of separation Of Bank and State.
Mr.. Polk was not The first choice Of The Con
vcntion, nor of the people. He is, in this sense
compromise candidate. But he is the second
choice ofall, and his principles, which are well de-.
fined and distinctly before The public eve, are Nc
believe those OF the people. In this respect there
has been no compromise. He was presented no,
by the iactiol,s interests which obruderihems.vr,
between the people and their choice. and defeated
it, but by the honest Democratic majority Of In,
Convention.
lii>not however the candidate oiany section that
is al last presented TO the people OF this State
Mr.. Polkwas namedby ihesuppolter> OF Mr.. Van
Buren, after The lalters withdrawal, and was ac.
ceptel BY the minority. He comes before the pco.
pie OF this Stale the representative Of the prnci.
Piles that are dearest 10 them. He was identified
with the administrations OF Jackson and Van Bin.
rem, 10 which the people Of this State viii ever
look with pleasure and with pride He will h.
elected He will take from Mr. CLAY even his
own native State. The West and the South will
rally 10 him. The Democratic States everywhere
will respond 10 the nomination. In such a con.
test, New York should not, and will not occupy
any other place than the front rank Of the Demo
cratic army
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-07

No recent event has occurred in The political
world hall 50 cheering 10 The Democracy Is this
complete union Of lis forces. Under The banner
unlurlcd hy the Convention the masses ol the rco-
pie will march up in unbroacn ranks 10 the sup
pori OF the Democratic cause. The delegates up
on their return should he received and will he.
with wide and enthusiastic welcome The una
niinly with which they agreed, viii awaken 4
spirit of unanmity ana enthusiasm and patriot
ism in the county which will bear this ticket iri-
umpharlIy over all the opposition tina, can lie
made Ia it,
One hundred guns We're fired Yesterday upon
the Common in response 10 The nomination and
in other places il was received with similar de-
mons,raiioc.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-06-04
SOUTHPORT WISCONSIN: TUESDAY, JUNE l. 1914

mlral Jenkinson has settled every thing
with the Baron, to their mutual satisfaction
we are to be on the ground by six in the
morning, If fall"
After considerable research, we have dis
covered two announcements in the public
prints, which form valuable appe ndages to
Major Mocassin's docume nt.. The first ex-
tract is from London Journal, published
in 1919: the second, from Bath paper, OF
two years later date.
No. l.-s'Yes.erday, at his own resi-
dence in Wimpole street, by special licence,
Colonel Plinth, X. c. B., to Rebecca Louisa
Moggs, native of Masulipa,am. The
gallant Colonel went through the ceremony
with his only remaing arm in a sling
having few hours before exchanged shots
both of which took effect-with Major Moe
casin.'
No. n.-"The busy tongue of fame re.
ports that a 6 lint Major. who served with
distinction, and lost n arm under Sir Davic
Baird, in the East indies, is about to leac
to the altar the dashing rclct and sole lega
tee Of 4 brave and atfluent brother officer
who Tecen ly died al Chellenham. A mu
,ual attachment is supposed to have beer
long in existence; for the bridegroom cleo
fought duel on the lady's account, will
her late husband, on the very morning. Of
the marriage. Pecuniary motives may
perhaps have influenced the fair one in Civ
ing her hand GU that occasion to the gallan
Ma. or's more fortunate rival"
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-06-04

Newspaper Reporting Towards the
conc 'usion Of the O'Connel banquet,
great number Of COZ les Of the Sun news
paper, containing nearly seven columns of
the proc ceilings OF the meeting inciud ng
lie whole of the speech Of Mr.. O'Connell.
which was reported and printed within
twenty minutes of The close Of lis delivery,
were distributed throughout the meeting
sra,uitously. The desire to obtain tho
papers was intense, and various sums Of
money were offered for them. which we've
refused. In the course Of his speech, Oh
proposing the toas, Of 8" The Press" Mr..
Hndlcy alluded to tbs unexamplcd instance
OF the rapidity Of the press in conveying
intelligence, and observed. ,ha, il might DO
taken as a specimen Of hat the press
could accomplish when occasion called for
unusual exertions.