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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-01-20

tS the iSHl Oh pcltIoH III IdNoT OF dDoHlloIllSta'
The editorial article of this morning, after refer
ring to the certainty, almost that the rule will be
repealed, endorses Mr.. Clnsman's remark, that
by the old policy eve have given the abolitionists
too much consequence, we make them look too
strong" Mutitudes of sagacious men delude
themselves with this falacy; and will only be I'M
deceived when they have gone TOO far; butt shows
the true ground Of a great part of the wing zeal
for the right of petition-they think that, by yo
ting for it they should most elcctually defeat the
object of the petitons-the abolition of slavery.
And then they blame abolitionists for refusing to
vote for these very men. And avow that all they
do for us is done with a view the more certainly
to destroy US Doubtless, the Standard would en-
dorse the other remark Of Mr.. Cngman's, 'that
the Wings in Congress are as unanimous as the
Democrats against touching slavery in the Dis
trict of Columbia" That do not Judge uncan-
didIy of the Wings may be proved by copying the
concluding paragraph of the same cle.sa,At
least, Judge them by the same rule of charity
that they apply to others-''Wnh what mesisafe
! ye metc," &C.
"'Thc course of Mr.. Dcardsey, Mr.. IIatAIsls
and others, Indicates most clearly the strength Of
public opinion at the North and it also indicates
what is there known TO he the fact: th3t Mr.. Van
Buren,, or his party, is now courting the favor Of
the abolitonists. The wings do not court them
Mr.. Van Buren, knows this, and is therefore en-
deayoring to take advantage Of It, To do this, he
has his agents in that party-ndoed, many OF It's
I a. nj tro
stamp, among whom we may mention Mr.. Ran
tout, of Boston, Gov. Morton, Of Massachusetts,
Mr. Bancroft, late collector of Boston, the Rev.
Mr. Lcayitt, travelling agent editor of the Eman-
cipator, prime Wire-Workerof the 'Hhird Party"
and delegate to the late Worlds Convention, Lon
don, Mr.. Earle, Of Philadelphia, Mr.. Morris, of
| Ohio, late Van Buren, U. S. Senator, Mr.. Tappan,
now of the u. S. Senate, and hundreds of others
in every State North of the Ohio and Potomac
rivers"
,p1;. d,oloroti, ,l,4 ss,ho ,,1;,,, l ,o+ oo,,.,,
tho ohol;t;opists !, tba coolost ;psto,co of y;ro
of Inns that ovors, ybon +, rotoc;,us thot
tho rreat Labor of tho ybirs has Lcon to soloct
condid,tos ,,bo,, tbo, con, norsnodo tho ohol;ton
lists to believe to he at least ssavorablcp to orr o
iects, For this, and only for this, Gen. Motock,
was nominated in vour State, and Mr.. Briogs IN
Massachusetts and Mr. Baldwin in Connocticnt
For his Mr. G;ddngs was nonlnatod for Con.
oross in Ohio and M. Sn.oronco :, NIoino On,
Mr.. KING in Massachusetts. and scores Of others
uTbo ,vbics do not conrtr, H,uovor :, ;sr.o,l
cuouoh to remember This And 90 70 his array, -
allcgod uT,ocof,cos.o who arc ohol;,;on;,t, l.,
win rot saw that Mossrs RontonI Mor,on ,nd
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-01-20

his behalf, and his petition is received and refer
red to the Committee on the Judiciary
Who shall say that we have not ample cause for
encouragement in view of these facts lin truth,
nothing but steady and resoIute perseverance on
our part, is needed TO insure the speedy and COM
plete triumph of our principIes-Esser Trans
crypt
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-01-20

ate. The only consolation one has, in view of
such bill, is, that it will injure the State that
passes it more than any one else. Really, we
hardly know of more benighted State than that
same South Carolina.-N Y. Tribune.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-01-20
Wing Candidate for President,
HENRY CLAY

know there is visionary dogma which holds that
negro slaves cannot be the subjects of property, shall
not dwell long upon this speculative abstraction. THAI
IS property 'ohch the lar declares to be propcrtv-
Two hundred years of legislation have sanctioned and
sanctihed negro slaves as property"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-01-20

had been citizen of PENNSYLVANIA when Frank
ms plan Got gradual emancpaon) was adopted should
1--we So'eu 'r lI because by no possibility could the
black race gain the ascendancv in that State Rt
II had been then, were now cz m Of anv of tbs
Poh'ng otates-the southern or western States
ISho"m hare opposed, and pOuM continue to oppose,
any scheme 'chateUer Of emancipation gradual or'io
mediate.' go"
- 1t is NOT TRUE, and REJOICE that it is not truo
mat EITHER ct the two great parties in this country has
a." nES1SN or Ali at ABoLITIoN should DEEPLY
LAMENT fit were true. '-TClays Spccrh in tho San
ate, Feb. 7, 1889. >" wv SUI"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-01-20
THE FIR Il 4 NJ A N.

" Plant as reeds where Freedoms waters glide
Firm as the hills TO stem Expressions tide!"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-01-20

MONTPELIER, VERMONT, SATURDAY, JANUARY 90, 1911
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-02-09


ssI VtlIence get)ltbe, Die Uvr etuiopr 2p+ T., Oh
|neM eh9'''d)H Sldtte bier 9eC1cu nuyce 1,pmt S,fk
lehe erre9F Su bnbcn YSir limo te,ou pielen Nor",,,
ct1'a9' tOorSe tpnen aber nie oarllber ece ltehpu
Nrnte a'1Oen tpr lle IN einsm unerer Observation-Disclosures
Uno t9e'Isn e CUR Sef! eo9uns alter TeuQerioen mir
|9Iolocn aber, o1b e et!le blebe @roldtura 1T:
rS'n Sfbrttbcr, Nameu5 'reree, Fam nuf icire,r
N1nme9e, III @eieQd1aft ene5 auocru H;ehhSnn,srs;
od eoncrro, 0tetpz eamibire Seiee 1parcu mir y,eh
N"l oent Sr9hsOn WArfte geDe(en Vei @oneors ober
enlten tie b, o1 perce cin1s We,lsu we1obneSrtS
eelNate hdttc ocra6receten ober d, unte, hob gc'.
s''o u eem Wrthsbaufe tpeocr an utreffen ii. dis
o"Nn ole 9tee tort;ulreeu 9n Dem otrabreocten Srtt
tonO perce itlnen Sreuno oaIelb niht ppr:
NAo one I'm tanee eBen i'm abuen, cas etlp1s nnss
9e'O0n"ee coer GntIeeIdles nit ieuem pproeo oonarn
wL "eF d] oarufer eocdb nidt aus 9ls er fId, nv
.t oerTute nabm er letuen grc6en Sumo nit in nSs
S1'lal3ef"'1. trrs0em man thm lclbes ntbt or1f1t,
tt" O041e' P'erce oerre9clte bic Shiir p6brenp ber
s:'"U l'Nenee SepeAnnAeh al cem NeuerbGro in oer
StoCs c Haf9te o1eu d atfnerfi1m senraht. uobm er
cas- So0'o Dor Dem Seuerbero ,pc9, u fano buer Die
leln' man ocnte fem Gntlesen Den 0tetIeaefabrtpu
stmotcet H19eltret flerce bebelt Get(feSoeocnport
tl1fee )e'ne pIitre nnc 9in9 ins 8ett ,u rer SrGr
Ger yladt hoSte er 0dB c5emanb bic Tbr tffneu r,rI
ts' gr r'et nno otr @nfprtb oerlauQte @iulae T;eS
Ser'on9eH Wl1roc cerpetgert. Sierouf puroe b Shnr
r1fen3epren9t, nno rer Oamirb trot herein mir 81.
ner Ulints IN Der Sane ine ucct ,wei anbrru M}jn.
Ntrl NIT 9rcBen Melern Der Scuno laBte reu G1if,
w'rH am Nae II. ersltrate hu. Yicrce lvs uads eru
S'0'' S'"eer" ""o Sotete e auf Der Steue."
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-02-09
,,2eie ftbon lcu3't uns rer alcrssnttrrn. :"

Ger ,lJtcr9cnttern', ciu ocuIdle5 rennly[oouiIdet
9Sb'9blatt, tdtte IN etuen scbeserbebuueeu ecNer
9enrp + Il bclnabe ildb lelbit ubertrrffcn. c5u
Orange elner gcfilble ruff CT be9ci(tsrt aus :
- penrD = LAP Nlelcr eiufade Jtame BE-
Dart telnen Sttel UNI ietnen Nubm III besrihneu1-
1No5u nun ober ,NRnuerburibe, narD Of tbe gNclt {?
AN way elet ut er beoeutur9 9spcu, hnO fam Durd
telne eobeserhebungea perSr0bert mercen'
Ae9 ia beoeutun9sppll Ut letn 9tamt @riuucrl1
U'E uNs CeeD ootel an eu1e .. = taaten Ban f,
an ole &aranen Der lSi tpeu uno AEa,Ien, an pel,
fuft'Sen llaterson9 uufcrer 6rcibeit,-uu rpcuu,s
beltett, an Chou, @rbe II. bal.
9Setd etne ttefe, tie E 8etcutuu9!
user tonnte allo ben 9tamen !, eurY@ 81 II burcl,
sobeserbebut9en osr9rbBern ! /? - Semubt ild, rrd,
GER Wor9enltern oer9ebcns, elueu 3hel eiuer Gjcre
auf tbn ubersutra9en bod, man bcre ibu welter
rSen 0talre eriredt 9 8er9et eruno a inter
ouen Sreunoen oes betrauerten oarrilcu, 70 oft er
geH1nnt mro. > ' ~ -
5n 2bat uno QEabrbeit, bier baben Sie 0eb feIblt
abertrcfen, ,9orreher Nerr Mcraen(tern' JSer fbn
te init @emt6bett Gle 6 tefe peS Siunes erorilneem
o'e Sse aut Shrsr y III blelc penaen QBorten oe
le8t :-gb' tpenn es tpabr pdrc, oa6 1Jd, bic orcec
0arrtlcnpartel Dem SOrper mad, aufltien l1ub r.
GET ter mllrbe !-N6d)fene tGnute Ge noun ala
" pen It oas Solf juDetlen nod dnaatoen, ober
tpm lt9aoen tOnnte fle nd)t.- o aeilf eruna!
yer proSeB Der Nerlteinerun9 ccs Ier3ens mag beD
CLAP une anoern 99biSs lelnen 9nfans senommen
geeen, euen an etne gerseieruus barf porldug nceb
,9Ser rooate nidt tols barauf eiu, u,lo nit Treu.
zen uater Der SABINE bes ar6gten Oiaunes Der 3eit
Lsul1ea oelcnoers tpenn es Su8leid gilt, fir Die
SrunoldBe, mel6e bas fp1bre 6 al, unb Grbo(tz
an9smlttel Der 9epmblif Inb.'
Ao1 otelee SalG oeieS 10 a h re Sdl,! QEe biz.
ter 1ned es nbt uno pie oft bat es foben oemsplfe
o'e Snppe ocrial5et ., ou berauerte carriIoupar,
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-02-09
Scr Saterlenbe> JreunD unD 9 eli Ser gelt,

SEt dn rerelben beruen 1olte, nie1en Ie ouf bic
Stste, Meoen n:'o 9c9ebenen Slimmen Gjeuerul N7r.
1!lonS 9ao Srbn SDlers bin> boB bsie ibre eitercn
waltun9 Ieen foCten 95etre SKINNER w5rsn nIs Tetp
@e9ner e!"er NattCnoItanf aus coutituttcne9em uno
anrern @r1noen, ais @esner eues bcbeu Veljbus.
un9et"r.TSr we9en ener luycrecbti0tet unb @crfal,
"n9Snlor19te1t 'pobl tefuunr Sie ittaneen corouf,
0aR ot S0npron'Ils Nrr non 1882 80 9b1ltrr ,rer.
et. n'"e, nno mou5e'!' ME ) GjencrW ,H,rrilcu in
o"B o'elElbe sed'ocrt ocer tpiocrrufen merpe.
[6Hrtiteuna feLot.l
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-02-09
. bto g febaebuno

-; AN, N1ttnSd beid'dftiste fiji bas naus buustfid,<
el nut MT snsr S' nede Gara Wc@apain ppu "; II.
es sesmanns s3sst Lns nd9rn mdubs Ser
s,eer 0raa eS9t , Sstnatea @ o: ana
gbeds'Dnnssseiu absealasen uuree I eee gr Ies as
e een Staaf gu Staot sere1t Ieiu unO fId an NV II.
oereosnen gees9ebunsen 9etpanbt baben obsr y" Wv We
mt nsf ners maroe 9t eae Se pesesert Ses bat m 5 @
rem ars gbsmo gfee9esads eel gs ssaqs s uno
5u tpercen Die Srau mus reid fem, ben S!oeoen 81 Ia
IN e!aem Der sroeten Wutbehduler Der stabt - gea
eoet m!e es nur ene reie ydop ausfiibren fnn - ,0n
S.ele Slu fabric i'm pauie gu lanaen Nehattsn1 =.
oeas' aamsntl' euse uuoe samyer ibre eSnerta. az
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-02-09

teE tres ce!neS g aIses, war cte 91epublit 0Aon
s;mSemal tnt9 aetpOrben uno trd9t 9eeenmdrq ncd
81 81; Holen 9erutt an tb. Darum bebaIte ben Cali,
90 '[ esa ldled>tes @rhaltuusemiel.
rs cSesne NNrnr9 elays) GrpdbIun9 trirb nit 3uper.
y, Nnn' tUer mtdte Dies be5pcfelu, olleu feiue
. W L er un 9 ,9lorreicber Nerr Mcroer.
ne'H 'Oerecn S'e ooE init 9tatb1bt utrltcrSen uf;
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-02-09

Gme 8,a prn iehr 9rcBer Did5tiaesit if i'm 1>auas
ots ScnS'Fvte ~" SNrrn NHnten pon Otir, elnot,
rc1oGt E1e Su bettlnnE ncnlltd,, oaB Gle ySabl trs
>DrdocuteH uue Der 0teprdentautcn i'm Srnnrps ~,
i II III nno ccmlfoc" Sage curd) cie gu.G5e llupu
l9eh0tcn Weroc. Ncle Sll, ipsnu tic m Gjr,rse mrr
Icfu lcite, WlEoe rbne omeel CCA lSab betruuerepu
EN- G"re matle" N"o zen NHbrlrserm pas JoaIp,uerf
Is9en
Ne Garifra9e bat i'm Senate ccs SouqreGts ,em,
ltc plsl9e Gcbauen perauluBt rbue oas rn rr,iosns
,ner Sdprltt 9eld1eben mdtc. Ole rroontrro
ntmIt 9eNtumdrtt9 elnen Sro6eu 3belI Drr Nrrn,hHr
I9en Ses 9aue5 cIH. Nerr 9bpn.p,pu pom Ventudu
ulbe oH Iesten NtentIg su brpclleu, roR mad, Mr..
IlWeHfnth SerNntfn eae Grt9rn9ebet, nCh s os e,ne
""l' "'''ue az "o p't Sanotant lcL elne 0rmc aueQe'
9un9erfe @rJeno Gle nlcbt oes GclBeus werb ,pi.
MTbrcre Gensttraren Yeu Suoiaua, !RuIruri urs s..
Ao erhDDen Wd4 unO lntlUoreteu Nerru brnnirm I'M
rcd1tcH 0eIlte n1prer 9merltuuer ,cib,t mpnm
ea6 2re9Gn9ebtt nnr elne Ganbbalf mGre 1ontr A,r
GSe"lWoE9 'no ee nc trplelen, ra6 eS unler rebln1aj
ge5 G18enthn 1T, 10 ertOrDert unlre sire ra,irbp
9y9en O1e A"l1alluH9tn Gn9lauoo Su bebaupteu, c;m
Senate lf tte Se3e"fr1ge cteNfau5 n ylurcQuuo oe.
e'oAt' 20 lt 81 peHe' oAB Der 9eke.ndrtoe oNareH
oW leo"eae SeNen19me ece Neatbaren Sre1puoecter
~ lcsrettl1eusen "efoe Ger alte QumcD SoaMs be.
IlhptJE eae Soaus nrd tanner Del mr j,inlu Tsoh'tt
Iltr'tten Set etaer Nebatte uber cine WI n'sI w.
fur Ole Sesbeietuu9eu Ger gtIfs
iIatlt nnf uu1trA retden Seen mo 3SIriftn m.|4'
|93o e. 6tMiiCh hsl9e YSprte. Qle S,ll tam umtc
en1efn r'tl'aeH 9SD9s peft9e Gegner uuo ener oina
p'' "; - I'on.'e 9F9eh eru. San 9ureu mlr
s s'er Ne'pt ltrer SehHIolyun9cn ou1urecu. 5>err
sssnet oon SG'p p!rsrlc9te o.ee sel6buoiauuasn in
s''er taIentrO0en 0ece ouf slduS Scnoe sreile. W
Sx1t M Me't" oSr"htete leme Ion9e eI,partete Bin
CUR ASanoerun9 Ino NeouCttun Der Uprtporp en- ~
IDeIttmn't ipe fOlgt "N' '''' S@
pe'te auf ale eriee untsr lln5e, inter 100 0sei,
nber 100 W9cen, 10 @eutS
Sue 5euuH9sh NHo T'tt III Dem @ouatn no fIe a.,
orHdt pereen wv Fe 9t'
aus e.n' SouEtn pen Sn'perialsr6ee Coeaen 1872,
Guaorat 3cu) 'Sto'" 1870
unter 100 Meilen, @ents.
o,o aOer IOO AGetIen @ent.
Aae pampb!e;e u"O antere seOrudte geaeutdnbe
Don 1etel 9I.i. o>"r""'e
per lln5e q @cuts.
., Gas Nedt Su frauren, tit aaeu Icltmeiffern uu>
SureaneeeIe seucmmen, uno bios bem Wrdil. enrsr
uno heparienentefs 9elaleu. @Oaaresal,eber biirf.
zen npt aa9er ttaHttren, ood no ae Sriefe an nie.
lttcn ret uno emptansen oeleben bon Sem Meifa te
ta9Io9 cine 9ente Ansatl Sranfs Der gebraud nc,.
pr'0aterpreileH ut unter fdarfer etrafe Yerbcmm.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-02-09

a. Mcr9en 9(be11O [Somlto95 zen 1Oten1
miro ST. @. Meper I'M @1utDnzGotu1d>tp
SidorpG(ub etuc O3ere tit Oeut1ber ( pras
dye 6alte1l.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-02-09

YHtr er1eben aus cinem uus SugefcMn'euen @crcert:
SetteI baB infer Nrenno H. @raesc, JOr Nawre Oh t,
ebema6 Gheiltaber rtef'6 glatte5, nod mmer ein
GROCER uno mariner 8eretrer Der ich6nen Rilnte, be
icnber6 ober Der NRuftf 1T. DE Guetrmn Warb"
IT fcncer 3,peifel ourd ietue 8earolune mo unter
ieiner eeituus entunben ptct. Iout iNres Goucert
,ettelS, idcn ein9e idwtcri9e Stlfe NRGge fle iId
ourcb SletB II. Slu6cauer im,mcr meNr rerprlftmuen
- Nw mohen uule;e gclet uuf oir, alf Der erRen
Selte olees WIatte6 be9cnnene 2ooreIs an oas 9rlf
ocn Stto aufmerfIam. gle III rn lehr l,mfai1tuces
Oofument, melte6 bIliQ prn Sccen 9elcen perreu
rute. Dem es oorum 3u lbuu ut, tic Ncrboltnjl1r uuo
Srunoaee Der bculctratildcn Nartbc upu ibren llrs
:pruR9 al fennen su lerrcH.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-02-09

l. Stfrift SIaptcn QDctt, rrn - milton,
3 S1nrs QH. 0prt;p. pon 9Nrfe,
3. " .. Scrsuraa rcu Drccn,
4, ;. :. Sapor, pm Champaign,
:. Dan. -6t99ins, ron $uc1s,
s. Vlltcrt SsrAth, ran Gscrp,
7. : ~ 9. Qpf;te, ron Trprrn,
9. Shrmas 0OtcarcrD, r;n nrS,
y. Sslcntn Setter, non pieAnAp,
TO- S"mes p,rter; rrn Sitting,
II Srbn Hartruz rrn nIarirn,
~. Vccr9t 0crrrinr, ron Scirtc,
IL. 9Nl'ttus .. crrep, rcn 9lrr8an,
IA. Slaat Ol. sAunin9, NON Q,mrntep,
10. tNSHltcr Somictrn, pen ), rrilrn,
10. Sefaittan GrIinorp, rcn 5u5caralpAs,
~ Somcs Sartrs fr. rrn Carroll,
Ia. ~ JGcal Olc9rp non QHagnc,
~ Ulslr Srpnet 9cn g uutmlt,
.O' Benjamin Nralns rcn &atc
1I' @tcrD'n 81. Sur tnt, ron 0Ofctna.
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4 { e /uElND
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-06-27
SPEECH
Mn. DUNCAN OF oR1o,
(Catiaued.)

On @ Tariff dslrsred in The House Of Representatives.,
Nay 8, 1914.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-09-16

TINE LAND OF ISRAEL, according 10 the
i covenant with Abraham, with Isaac and with
Jacob by Alexander Keith, ID. D., beautiful vol
ume, with two maps, and numerous engra,lnrs on
steel Just published and this day received Tor sale
by F. TAYLOR.
sJThs volume comprises of those valuable
contributions to the illustration of Christian e,lden-
ces, derived from the literal fulfment OF prophecy
which have rendered DR.. Keith's name famous among
the writers of the age. The present work includes
notices Of the past and present state of SYRIA and
Judea, illustrated by two maps, and about twenty
big finished engravings steel, exhibiting the
most ,Importan mt ruins in the Holy Land. Tho
Land of Israel" will be found To be less liable
and interesting than the previous works Of the au-
thor, he Evidence of Prophecy" and The De-
mon.traton of the Truth of Christianity.
Sept l6-3t
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-09-16

coast previously to the bon bardment. here is no
Spanish news Of any importance.
A Barcelona letter states that serious accident
had happened there while the guns II the fort were
answering the salute Of q French maB-oi-war. An
explosion had taken place by which several Of Me
arttllerymen had been very seriously wounded
Madrid Bourse on the 10 h.-Three per Conts
ior cash aud for account, 20. Five per Cents. not
quoted; Debt without interest, lilo sixty days
MoRooco.-'rhe most intense interest prevails in
all classes OF Partisan society 10 ascertain what are
10 be the further operations OF the Prince de JON
vile, and TO learn If Marshal Bugenud is TO advance
on Fee. Rumor says that the Prince, after debark.
ing sufficient force to occupy Tangers, has gone on
with the squadron TO act against hogadore aud that
firing has been heard at Gran, 10 the direction OF la.
la Megrena TO indicate that the Marshal was either
attao king or attacked. IL also said that an aid
de-camp Of the Prince has arrived nth dispatches
but official communication had appeared.
II reported that letters OF the 9TH, written on
board the flag ship Of the Prince de Joinyille, had
been received at Paris on Friday, announcing that
the fleet then getting under way for Mogadore
which place the Prince had orders 10 lombard
We find also that two ships of the line had
been ordered by telegraph from Toulon 10 reinforce
his squadron.
From the .Monitety aigerien we learn the subms-
sion TO the Duke d'Aumale Of the tribe of Ouled
Zean, one Of the most important OF the district II
the Aures grand dinner was given in honor Of
the Prince at Constantine on the 29h ut by the gar
rison. His Royal Highness present, and ad.
dressed the officers.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-09-16
STARTLING NEWS FROM TEXAS.

A vessel arrived OF New Orleans on the It'll OF this
month, with important intelligence from Texas
II is stated that the advanced guard of the Mexi-
can army, consisting of TO- 900 men, had reached the
frontiers of Texas The main body Of the army, 1t
is supposed will have entered Texas ere this time
and before our Presidential election shall have result
Cd in favor Of immediate annexation, the probability
is that Texas will be overrun, devastated, and It's
citizens murdered by mercenaries hired with British
gold.
All the blood-all the destruction Of property,
will rest upon the heads of those who defeated the
Treaty Of Annexation.
The same vessel brings a rumor that Gen. Howard,
our Charge, died at Washington, Texas, on the 23d
instant.
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PATENT OrFicE, Sept. l6. /,


ON the petition Of William Annesey, Of Albany,
" N. Y, praying for the extension of patent
granted to him for improvement in building boats
and other vessels, for seven years from the cxpl-
ration Of said patent, which takes place the sixth
day Of November, 1874
II is ordered thai the said petition be heard al the
Patent Office, on the first Monday in October
next, at IL O'Clock, M and all persons notified to
appear and show cause, If any they have, why said
petition ought not to be granted
Ordered, also, that this notice be published in
the Madlsonian, printed at Washington; the
Sun, printed at Baltimore; the American sentnel.
printed at Philadelphia the Aurora printed at New
York and the Times, printed at Boston once
week for three successive weeks previous 10 the flint
Monday in October next.
f. &. SMITH,
Acting Commissioner of Patents.
T. s. Editors Of the above papers will please CO.
py, and send their bills to the Patent Office with
paper containing this notice.
sept. l6-law3w
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The MAGNETIC TELEeR,rH.-We learn from the
Baltimore Clipper, that Professor Morse arrived at
Bradshaw's United States Hotel Saturday, and
intends, in conjunction with II. Rogers, Esq, his
newly appointed Assistant Superintendent, putting
his Magnetic Telegraph into operation.
In passing the City Post Office, in thi, city, several
days ago, we perceived that the line has been ex-
tended 10 it from the Capitol, and that fight OF
steps has been erected in Seventh street. leading the
room whence news is transmitted to, and intelligence
received from, Baltimore.
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From The .New York Morning .Nro,.
THE NEW JERSEY MASS CONVENTION
THE CREATES ASSEMBLAGE EVER


THE NEW JERSEY MASS CONVENTION
THE GREATEST ASSEMBLAGE EVER
KNOWN IN THE STATE
Nothing has ever yet been known in New Jersey
like the Democratic Mass Convention at Trenton
Early in the morning the people began to pour in
from all quarters, IN all sorts Of conveyances-from
the railroad train, with its twenty at a time and
the tweve-horse farm wagon, looking like railroad
train to the buggy wagon. Few of he vehicles were
without their hickory poles, nor was there vacant
seat in one Of them. BY noon the multitude assem-
bled was, at the lowest computation of impartial wit,
nesses, not less than 90 900
The whole number present to swell the occasion
along the streets, about the hotels and the private
houses Of the hosptsble Democracy Of Trenton, and
constantly going to and fro, was probably no, less
than twice that number.
Nothing could exceed the enthusiasm everywhere
prevalent II almost seemed that every lady in and
about that region Of New Jersey was Polk and
Dallas man. Where on earth all the flowers came
from which they sbowered the procession at this
late season. dehcs conjecture. We fear too that Sc
rious injury must have been done by this meeting to
the rising growth Of hickory trees in the New Jersey
woods--it seems questionable whether any OF them
can have been left
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NEW STATIONARY. @

w FISCHER, importer and dealer in Fancy and
w Staple Stationary, has received by recent
arrivals from England, large supply OF Perry's and
Gilou's best steel pens prepared parchmeuts
sorted sizes; sealing wax, fancy colored waters,
nsands, ink quilts, tape, and pounce Rodgers and
Sons best razors, scissors paper shears, office and
pocket knves-a Of which will be sold at Station
ers Hall at less prices than the can b. had else
where in the District aug. 23-3laW3w
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Errxors or PRIzE FrenrNe We see II stated in
an English paper that two Puglists near Manchester
rounds before they were arrested by the police Az
ter the fight, they resembled any thing but human
beings, their heads and bodies bong swelled to an
enormous size. One Of the combatsnts had lately
married young and pretty wife, who, on seeing
him. tainted and after partially recovering went into
fits and died in a fcw hours.