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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-05

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he eoanry adsss e mail Subscribers received
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FANCY BALL DRESSES, Of every description to lie,
Managers Balls and Parties will find larg. stock Of fancy
s they should qps ssi3ops handsomely deco
me and e' . he Para
BALL DRESSES k ENbbB bREssks ROBES AND
D ROBERTS s7s Broadway beg. call the attention Of
above De s s e general to splendid the
quite new article ssiiins 4 s. veil worth ss
Ladies' Reyisire OIgapd dresses from s. upwards
asn, Ise. Six lam Bssas.
sc sss Passn S|sys: Ssss sa$ ssSisd
Ca s 1H c saH ano ill lmre
GENTTLHMEN's FURNISHING STORE. 60 MAIDEN
Over Goats from ........ ...Ss to II
| ssct do .......... .......l
pfs ss. dS::.
rsn...
All made the best material. and Gu. in the modern lyle
having them made in the best manner at the following
| prices -
| Over Coats, made and trimmed So to 10 90
P Pfsei DO DO % % 49,. TO TO 10
Vests and Pantaioons, ....Sl so to IS
Shirts order after the latest and approved
French Under Of all descriptions constant
y hand Gloves Hosiery Cavats Scars NC
| III lm3ec w. COLLINS.
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.
DRESS COATS MADE TO ORDER FOR slo-No. %
s.Sss
furnish all who may favor him with CALL with
e: M
list Of reduced prices:- -
Dress Coats, from ..........$l0 10 l6
| Cashmere Pants, ''."'sss."s. '..". to 30
Fancy Vests. '.'.'..s''"""."'..'"'. to %
Overcoats, ..s'sss '''''s's'' 10 TO IL
Sacks, ".ss.s..S ..ssss''.. to
NJ BClohing made for the Southern market with neat
and despatch Persons will find their advantage
call and and prices No 90 Fulton
before purchasing esewhre share OF the pnbc patronage
is solicited. WM PETTET.
jl2 lmrc
WILLIAM Il. JENNINGS & CO., Diapers and Taors.
w No 23 Broadway Amer Hotel Opposite the Foun
tain solicit attention invoice Of goods received
last direct from agent London, consisting OF
Cloths Ca,smeIes ysrieus styles splendid Silks and
Satns for dress Vests Merino, Velyets, &c with large
Of rich Silk and Satin scarf Cravas Han dkerchef
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-05
TO THE Laden,

DR.. HULLS UTERO ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER.
THIS instrument for the radical OF rolapsus Ute
Falling Of the Womb, by external application super.
.sd1g the the obecona Pea.aI confidently room.
health having failed of performing undo,
the most aggravated circumstances
The supporter hrs attained high character in Europe
we'll as in .h; country l. i. adopted to the entire disuss o.
ing iniospitals OF London and Paris and universally
commended in Europe BY medical men Of the highest rank
faculties Of Colleges and Hospitals and By al the eminent
private practitioners.
Rooms have been furnished exclusively for ladies No.
Vesey street, from the business do
parrnent where lady constant .tendance to apply
Trusses aau Supporters tn female patients jill imrrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-05
MEDlCAL.
MAGNIN'0
IJICsINA CnRDTAT

rs and speedy for ucipent consumption bar
mpotency, gcorhe or whites obstucted dcult
discharge thereof and for the general prostitution system
whether the result OF inherent produced by
larty, illness accident II pleasant and posi-
lively sure in its operations M unrvasd in both
LET NO ONE DESPAIR
Nothing surprising than its nyigoratng effects
humaa frame, Persons afflicted with weakness and las
stude beo taking it, az become robust AMI full Of
ls..ne. o.suss: Of The female faas whic the only
very considered be incurabe Language indeed
do justice the merits ofhe Lucna Cordial which
Of the mpo tan' medical OF
corner Nassau; and Smith Fowe Warrington st. Boston.
Price 50 per bottle. SCI per dozen is imsec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-05
ELIHU ' and Sarah soUTHMAyD,


Prepared and Sold wholesale and and for expoaton,
by A. b. Sands Co. druggists and chemists Granite Build.
ngs No. a1s Broadway, corner of Chamber q, New York
sands Co No II East Broadway corner OF Market street;
and by druggists generally throughout the United States
Frice 81 per bottle-six bottles S. is Bkrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-05
FRENCH CHINA.
ton, Corner of
EST. JOHNS LANE AND ROE STREET

FRENCH CHINA.
No. 4 SOUTH WILLIAM STREET, Up Stairs.
DALESME, Importer and Agent for Manufacturers, has
n. always hand large for dinner and
IN PLAIN white and gilt French Porcelain well as dinner and
dessert plates Of all assorted dishes covered
dishes, sad bowls fruit baskets cusards and stands
Also Tea and Chocolate Ware, Greek French and Amer
shape.
All the articles warranted Of the best quality and to be
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-05
TUTHE PIIRLIf

P1 M TO f5ooo.-Mr. Francis X Crump, Watch Maker
R gay Grand street beas e inform his friends and the
20 make advances cash gold and silver watches diamonds
liver tea SETS spoons forks and every description Of gold
paid for old gold and silver Watches Of every DE-
d25 lmsuc
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-10-29

IAe above MI great many other kinds reaer ~. a
eel ~ hcfaHoH -aH Iog that our stock IS al
.. which ". eaabe SCI % as 10" fnees rs "' c
a "ho may Of the atte Articles 4.. g
afae orr sleek before purchasing e'se"aefe-'s. nN .
greatest ul pleasure 90 wat On them aud .aoa eit '
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-09-11
TO SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
MERCHANTS.

4. MILLER a. co. 3ll MARKET STREET.
Esfusai f4testy and IIamar4
Barporr. Np
WHOLESALE DEALERS - FOREIGN AM
DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
II Fl AVE nav on hand. and will enco immediate
RI Fl ly upon each arrival of frcfsn rael. ,
select assortment vi sea,aHabfe brv Gaa,.- md
would respectfully slliril the attention afmerrl,pi.
ersare Tie Eastem malel- Beine determined
puh n pufiun of The merchants of pur civ ia, ge,
Inducements Ia lhp SanlGrrn and KX,.fpf.l lr,,o IT,
eon6ue their pur. ha-rs 10 Tins eiIe. We would
RESPECTFULLY ask The rrafe In examine ol,r si,f. and
Hfiee, fp.are passing through
Oar s-,, Is consists m parl of
\ hree lot Of Cloths of all The desirahIe ceIors and
shades.
ca,slner,s. vol b'aal. blue i. e-I.in and fancy.
Suncis ofarI color. r,m ua praJ,s 10 first ooaIirv.
Krnfacsy leaIs of god -, ge.. loars nsd onaI,r,.
Ecrsc,s ot lbe hesl NAL a. 81 substantial makes.
F4lHeIs e, ..r# r,.l ,larfsl. pIora ard foilIeJ.
iuyeys of superior ana .aq. 6 all,ed IansaY,t
Pilot and beaver Cloth, and FlushIns.
Red PaldInrs: anvass PaddIne>. Raclram.
/ FES'TlNGS variety ofst,los and oaal,flos.
/ IRISH Ilpcu.. Inro Ca5,br,c Ijdkls. lnnp Lawns.
/ b,mo.k Table Cloths and Napkins n hand.smo
assortment:
fl white and btpon Tlnllands: BIRDS eye D,o,er
Rns>ia Dlaper; Grasd. Sheplmgs;
Countries: Jacuuol,; Iace Stripe Muslins plaid do
Book Mnslins; Bl.hop's Lawn: PLAN and fe ii SWISS
Hosiery, larpe assortment consisting Of slack and
white hr .vu and mixed cotton. SILK. Woryred
and cashmere. cotton and ,ilk half Hose:
Gloves, ladies and gcnlemrns silk KID and cotton.
Gum elaslic. mel aud web Su~pcmler.:
30 eases dark PRINTS. com ,rislng a very large aud
among The best assorlmenls ever offered,
portion 81 which were purchased some lime
previous To the recent rise;
A large assortment ufhe best makes "a, 8, ia,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-09-11

SCHOOL NOTICE.


(HE sehool heretofore conducted n Nrr
Wheeline hq " 81 d Wallace, will under
'.orable providence resume lis operations
7. 6rst Monday = September next Iavd
{j,ce being about TO leave TIA 5 oil. Ihc sub
VI. who intends lo superlaftnd II school
a leach som, VAS secured .hc services of
n Clark and Palmer. who vii CEN ueuce
4 Iabor on the first Monday OF Oct Until
time D Wallace viii continue his SERVICES
<fmery. Tom. are a follows;
Dtparim e1t - nmaashp Eng Grammar
ssphy AM Au.hmeue-S per term OF
&onths,
I1tparimtn Either of The foregoing btan-
Is connecllan with Latin, Crock or He
MAI Phi1- phH Book keepIng surveying,
ls, t3eoMetry, Men-uratlon, plan and
Al Tsigonomc N5yisa1on, conc Sec
nistory }ptl u.s., Phvstologg Geography
Heaven, PHYSICAL Astronomy Mental
bral PhhosophY Logic, Rhetoric OF Po-
fconomy -Sl2 per term OF five months.
oxE BE- some extra charges for export
y Nat philosophy and chemistry ana
eIsa for fuel.
N be obserYed that The price Of tuition IN
Dysrtments coneiderably lower than
Iablished pr.ces of Wheeling. The object
i 10 seeuie scholars from n dl>tanre-
rconnt of TIN, reduction of prices the pHt
1jon ID the 2i Depa rtmeut will he eXpec
ndvanee, especially from those whose
II guardans reside IN Wheeling, IN The
Dartmcni quarterly a. heretofore OF AT the
daaerm Of FIVE months. Acconmoda
\ hoard wi be- gwen as low as al any
eAshhorlrg institutions If learning.
oueh bo,h SEXES are taught IN this instr
londeF the same general government yet
platiohs are such rhat the different sexes
tpportnnlty of seeing each other eNe epi
The recitation room reeltIng Their les
the!f teachtr, IN cases IN winch they may
classet together
Mrs will be under the speclal and pAren-
9of0ne Of the teachers by night and day
Wien they have particular friends OF
With whom lhey wlsh 10 hoari.
bllowlne Is certificate in favor of the
10 who are Ia enter as teachers IA 0eiu-
WN WALLACE.
ANfeiM, Guernsey CO. q. Aug. ,, l~lA.
bard Of Trustees of Madison College
.suTe in certifying that Nessrs Alcxan-
lax B, a7d 7homas Palmer \ b. are
e'eFIing integrity md haze acquitted
ves g as socate teachers, the former %
fecnn and Hebrew lite AZURE and th'
ny mo- al scehce; the lattfr of lh'
etlctI snd n .tural sciences; Fnellsl
0eoeraphy, Astronomy AMI The
W@ The Heavens 4 C. for two YEAR
Months Immediately preceding IN date
lh more than ordinary celebrity tina
otlonis 10 make thorough scholars
'aet for teaching and training the m me
sndior c1nmaniiag respect from The
5l'.,ont Effort Is eauil 10 ter pre-eml
loiaFshlr; aad that 1t is NOT wl'bon
Z o. Sincere regret that this Board d
e 70 dlspe1se With their continuous
ne impori1nt sphere VIII ch they hav
naen 70 thy satisfaction ST thls Boar
iooth wiz have been committed Il
4sdsr our ~ u the date aboye men
sT0sder Of oard-
SA7aYFINDLEY, Prfx'f
.onNsoS, SD. aug Is ld2w
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-09-11
AARON BENMAN CHALONER.
To Mr. Joseph Caldwell j. next friend as
aforesaid sept ID

1UlLLS AND FEVER WrGh's Indian We
Y i gelnblc Pills positive aud certain cure
for hills and fever, because they cleanse the dy
from those bilious ard corrupt hnmars, which give
rise not only 10 fever and ngue hut 10 every maadg
incident 10 man. From four 10 SIX of said Indian
Vegetable Pills taken six hours preceding every
chill will in a shorr time, suh1ue the most obstinate
attack Of chlls and fever, at the same time the di'
ge.riqe organs VIII he restored to a healthy tone,
and the body so completely mvieoraed, that fever
and ague, or indeed any other maady, will be in a
manner Impassihlc
OAces devoted exclusively 10 4 sale Of the
medicine, wholesale and retail, No 1863 Raee Street
Phlndelphn, No 25S Greenwich Street New York
and No 1873 fremont Street, Boston. Also for sale
by MIR John Thompson. No l53 Liberty street
Pittsburgh, Also for sale by Mr. JAMES MELLoR
Inion Street. Wheeling, Va. sep
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-09-11
INK. PRICEREDUCEp

y ~ Cisriunau News Ink, ul a 81
4 Jos' received and far sale at reduc-
~ On the former rSlce.
souN } llASWELL, BOOKSELLER,
Union street
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-09-11

fENANNER's OII.-oo Bts IN zen arle
4 lls1ree'd aud lor .aIs bq
l'a ~ gUkN6LE e BAILGYs.
- saf I4'S PoWorR-lD0 kegs Ride and
- toNaeal IA Stun aad i9r sale by
ny - II FORSYTH a. 60.
1 ioACH LAeE-N=b,aaun. a..auaeal. III
- Couch Lace and ofhor carriage trimmings. al
may OFT a GREER.S
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-09-11
PLEASE OBSERVE

yATFERS PLEASE OBSERVE
Blue and Bluck SNre.,; Cores, Bands and
Bindings. clolh Cap; Russ'a and Conce' cases
lIlt Seal Cap4-.Tusl received and lor sale cheap.
aug 26 JOHNSTON. BERRYIllLL " co.
ETAMIf.Y ia zs-20c0 in Store and for
n sals by jill FORSYTH q co.
aug ,
npLUE LICK WATER-lO Brls Of tho
n b above Water for sale hY
ane 81 JH FORSYTH & co.
rSRESn FLOUR-20 Bds llesh ground)
q Flour reed this day and for sale by
ang2l II FORSYTH & CO.
ORCHARD GRASS SEED-l0 Btls of
4 y the above Seed, (Kenluetg ernwlh) Tor sale
nv four2D J IL FORSYTH & CO.
S.tlX TWIST TODACCO-2l kegs OF Nj
SS tof The hesl brandt reed ihIs day per steamboat
Planet For sale by
j ana u III FORSYTH & CO.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-09-11
Complainant

rs.
John Shriver, Defendants.
e the complainant by his attor'
pis bill m this cause, ard the
2aylng entered their appearance
9ity according 10 the act of as
Inles Of this court, and Il
,usiact'ry evidence thai thes are
OF lis commonwealth; II -
ZION OF he complainant, ordered,
hdants do appear here N lte
August neNtand an Wtr the bill
9.ant and thai COPY # inns
.uh Inserted IN the Western VIZ
'wspaner published IN the cry
ING months soccessIvely. aoc
u - door of the court house ofthls
~ n IITCUNf ~ Ill
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-09-11

q lSf RECEIVED. a small lot NorIAIR md
% SII SilAWIS, at MARSNS'
may %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-09-11

NgELLOR has received No 6, of the Pictorial
III Bble-Subscrlbers viii please call and gel
Lairruo,bcrs aug
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-09-11

AlENi or just received the ioiloN,ps
! S7nPslets' Hsna Naive American Mmslr Il
Our Grardmolhef's Song NJ, sam Slick Snurrer;
New Comic Slugsler; Simon Pure A. Comic Cboru,
ter; Irish Sonasler J,ck Downing Songs. John
Bull Mn.ica Horn; My Sweetheart Song Boon,
Game Lovers Song Book; and lar SAFE nv
sep w ROBB, Cor Main q un'on SIS
nIBLEs,-Jusr received ntge assortment II
ID Dandy Octave and Pocket Bibles "h5th VIII
he sold oheap Tor Cash by W kObb'
sepq Corner Nam nnI ltiou SIS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-09-11

MTEEDLES-TEe subscriber has iusl received,
u large assortment Of Crowley's celebrated
Drl eyed Needles Of all sizes from No | 10 -
which he can sell nj Manufacturers prices. Also
Daroor and Harness Needles. knalne rms "',
with general assortment of Variety Goods ard
Mnsica! Instruments. Iaug Isl MELLOR.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-09-11

SIN cHANcERY-At rules
rk : off &c oithe Circuit supe-
ID ehancery for Tyler county
,lsi1
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-09-11

EnA LBS BEST SPANISH INDIGO. Just
0sRag received ard Tor SHE low lv
aug II OLIVER PRYOR, Union ST.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-06-14
ORANGE COUNTY.

The Patriot contrives to get up little steam on
the Locofoco meeting at East Corinth. Now we
admit it was very respectable ioeotoco gathering,
and probably full as great as the nsi0 Loco Poke
party will ever be able to collect in old Orange, UNI
der the banner of Free Trade and immediate an
nexation. A gentleman, who was present, writes
us that there were about $50 present. of whom $50
were Wings and boys. The oiiice-holders of the
county were out in full force, and Judge Parker,
Judge Villas, Judge Cobb, Ex-senator Farr, and DIR.
Davis let out an unusual quantity of slang upon
Mr.. Clay, the Wings, and the people of 1910. The
writer adds
We may at least calculate hundred more votes for
Clay this fall OF tbs meeting Such the obser
walton of Of their party Before leaving the ground"
Wings Of Orange-it is now your turn. Re-
member the meeting at Chelsea on the goth, and
show the dictators that you mean to have voice
in the next election.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-06-14
" Now raise your peerless banner
Upon the outward walls,--
The word is rolling trumpet-tongued,
The Loco Rival falls -
FREE TRADE Us. PROTECTION.

In 1871, the value of foreign goods bought by
this country was Sl27,946, Ia, and the amount sold
by us to other countries was more than seven mil
lions less,-showing that the country then ere
atng foreign debt. AT this time the Tariff was
reduced-nothing adequately protected in
fact the country was very nearly in the enjoyment
Of the blessings Of Free Irdde-her prosperity
blighted at home, and heavy debt running up a.
broad This under locofoco administration
In 1913, the value of foreign goods bought was
SS9,260,S95, and we sold about twenty millions
more than that and took the balance in specie The
Wing Tariff was then in operation-its protective
features were blessing every branch of production
and Of commerce; and the results were that the
country was saving twenty millions year, instead
of running in debt seven millions. This was I'M
der the laws of a Wing Congress-
Mark the difference and remember it.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-06-14
'ar Sir, your friend and obedient servant,
THEO. FRELINGHUYSEN n.

% The Locos in this neighborhood have a
leaky vessel which needs coopering. Rafting a.
way in his noisy fashion the other day, he let slip
one of the calculations of the wise ones. 1t was,
that the third party would balance the Wings in
Vermont, leaving the locofocos in the plurality
Now if this nice calculation isn't doomed to de-
struction, this bare locofoco plurality ,cOud give the
electoral vOte Of PermOnt for Polk, Free Trade, An
neratiOn, and the preparation Of Slareryi Now
zoe expect every Wing TO do his duty and show IA
handsome Wing majority. Let the fact, that third
partysm may thus become the ally of Polk and
slavery excite us to labor more earnestly for a
Wing triumph.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-06-14
DALLAS AND THE OLD BANK.

a fraud upon The Locofoco COnrenli0n and party
When Mr.. Dallas was named for Vice Presi-
dent in the Locofoco Convention, it was objected
TO him that lie had advocated and voted for the re-
charter Of the U. S. Bank. Two delegates from
Pennsylvania then stepped forth ana averred that
he did SO, but it was because he so paS instructed
papers now urge. 1t is untrue, and fraud upon
the party: Mr. Dallas said in his speech that he
ioas a wilting ddrocdte Of The measure, as well as
virtually an instructed one. This was in 49, as
late 1887, he avowed his belief in the constitu
tionalty of Bank, and the power of Congress to
charter one. How now, gentlemen? You must
give those cheers for "Daas and the old Bank"
Go it. boYs-speak loud and plain.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-06-14
ISLANDERS AGAINST MR.. CLAY.

week or two ago the Freeman came ont reek-
ing with the vilest ISLANDERS of Mr.. Clay, which the
lowest of the I,ocofoco press have been for twenty
years manufacturing insertions against his pri-
vate character, easily made by reckless rresponsi-
bic and ignorant men, but which never have been
and never will be proved. in reference TO them
generally, one of the purest and most worthy citi
zens of our state made inquiries Of the neighbors
and personal acquaintance of Mr.. Clay, and titus
states the result:
A MEETING-CLAY'S MORAL CHARAC-
TER.
Upon short notice quite a respectable meeting
assembled in our village, at Hutchnson's hall, Fri
day evening Of last week, TO hear n report of the
Baltimore Convention. One of the Delcpates-E.
Fairbanks Esq.-being called upon gave a very in
eresting account Of the transactions ofthe Conven-
ton, and spoke Of the cheering prospects of the
Wing cause as represented By their DELEGATES pres
ent from every section Of the country, and of the
men nominated. lie remarked to the meeting that
he saw at Baltimore neighbors of Henry CLAY, and
he took especial pains to inquire Of them into the
truth Of the allegations Of the Iocofoco papers a.
gainst his moral character; and the universal an
swer was, that they neither knew of, nor did they
hear Of any such allegations in Kenucky-in his
neighborhood--bu on the contrary Mr.. Clay was
known to be man Of unexceptionabe moral char
acter-and was there universally esteemed now for
his vrtuesnot only by his political friends but by
his political opponents that he was not a Sabbath
breaker but regular attendant with his family up
on public worship and then said that such dHega-
lions, m0de there, WOuid be looked upon as insulting
By all men. They only hear of such things from a.
broad, and look upon them the conings of that
most depraved aud detestable of all wretchcs Amos
Kendall, by whom they are sent forth and retailed
by men Of his party to deceive and misead the peo-
pie CdledoRon.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-06-14

Lee Child as an anti-slavery man; yet he has la
bored years in the cause and his little finger has
done more for the cause of Emancipation than all
the thlrd party leaders, editors and lecturers in Yer
mont put together. The third party organs also
denounce Casslus NJ Clay, ], @. Adams, j. r. Gid
dngs, VIM. Slade, and indeed all anti.slaverv men
who will not pronounce their shibboleth. In this
mode they ostracise fourffths of the people of the
free states, and diude the opponents of slavery in
stead of uniting them-weaken them instead of
adding strength-help the slaveocracy rather than
hurt it.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-06-14

We are happy to find that the position now &C.
coupled by leading Wing Statesmen, in reference
to Oregon Territory, was completely established
by Mr. Polk in speech in 1928; he held to our
title, as the Wings now do; agreed that to extend
Jurisdiction without the notice required by the trea-
ty, would bring upon us costly and unnecessary
war, as the Wings now do; and that all it is ne
cossay for us to do is to let our omgrants go on,
and to give them the same protection and exercise
the same jurisdiction as is done by England to her
citizens, leaving the ultimate settlement Of the dis
putcd questions to be decided by peaceful diploma
cy ,cithom ,Car, instead of diplomacy after long,
bloody and costly war.
Dec 90 1928 MIR Polk delivered elaborate speech nrnst
tho bill for the occupation of Orogon-Coag. Dr. vol s. p l2
lie also voted against the bil--Sdne, page 1872
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-06-14
THE POLITICAL PRINCIPLES OF JAMES
X. POLK.

1t is rather questionable compliment to the
nominee of the Locofoco convention, that the Or
gans of his party find it absolutely necessary to
commence the campaign by publishing his biogra-
ply. The differences certainly are fair that he is
unknown to his own party-is not distinguished
either for talents services, indeed by single
memorable act. Nor do we think the biography
itself any better compliment: instead of simple
record of remarkable deeds, such as the life of a
truly great man affords, and which need but to be
named to command admiration-the Locofoco BIZ
ography of Gov. Polk is rather forced attempt to
make as great man as possible out of scanty ma
terias. 1t passes for newspaper puff and as such
will do; but we apprehend that the people will
prefer to know something of the principles and
acts of whom they are invited to elevate to the
most responsible and honorable of earthly stations
To supply then, some things which find no place
in the locofoco edition of Polk, we give facts from
the most authentic sources. These facts speak for
themselves hear We, and Judge ye