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New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-03
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pTepnrhtinn he purchase only of
d. GOufaud q Walker 81 lst store FROM no, nl Broad
way 20 Beware of swindlers counterfeit. u 2teod
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-03

o9. FOR SALE-A valuable tract Of Land, situated IN
~ the town of Bookhaven. Suffolk County Long Island
adjoining The Long Island Railroad 81 miles from the
NV OF New York known By the name OF Nanp-mssc,
containing acres 100 OF which under cultivation an9
mile of The Railroad The remainder Ia part of which e1-
resnt soil and well adapted cu;yaon covered cnIsy
vt yourg growth from TO ~ years standing i Will al
ford feed in It's .ture for large stock OF sheep egnt
months OF the yea There the premises contsuou, TO
nm bed of clay lynx within two feet oil
the surface suitable Tor making bricks With a the materials
immediate vicinity Inc buildings on the
n,sTn,es consist OF Two small Dwelling Houses with Barns.
Tn. above property If applied for soon. viii be SOLD low
snr,,e o divided INTO Farms the purcber.
For farther information apply JOHN A. WEEKS ESQ
.. nerty street New YORK. 10 be subscriber, a. MS resi-
censg " 'i'''' 'ie' JAMES H. WEEKS
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-03

".AFLOAT. AM. ASHORE. Vols andt
w & p will publish Tor the author between the iVtn ano
18th of October the conclusion OF aoat and Ashore vo;
tru no i ,I5 w :; tc Sc '-''' Us
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-03

ny- Ninth Wurd.-The Democratic Clay t1uh 81 ina
Ninth NVnri are requested assemble this Thursday Even
iag Mt half past click. Kentucky Hail. No U Perrj 81
As this intended for business meetn. desirous that
there should he IL full Attendance OF members.
general invitation extended 10 ul who have mol signed
The rnI-so come forward and do Those who have not
tnken out certificates omembershp have an opportunity
Of dcng this evening". BY order. .,,,.,. ,
GHAS aS:i1 GKANE. .n. Vice Presidents
NN T.. SMITH. .r so,s,,,,;o
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-03

9 HUBBARD GOLDSMITH STONE. +Ol Bfoad-
VA way corner Of Walker street conIansy mahng Ixst
,,E Ware and Fancy Goods. H. G. ). invnnapY DuSs
Tor sH thereby getting goods at ts lowest fai heacs S
sennbed By keeping the principle oil quick sas ano
moderate returns Dea1s his cuomer', both in ega'o !"
A kinds OF Jewelry made order. Watches and Jewery
cattauIy y. iepcnb ep snu,b, tor ca,b Il. G. STONE.
III Ami, - f0l Broadway. corner Walker street
@ FINE EWATCHES-BENEDIC.T& & HAAMa,0ND.
30 AMeahanu' Exchange corner o. w s ano d w :,a.
s,rees tentranca rIt door IN Wilaa) nave rece'eo
in addition ther previous stock an ssortHen. o'
Haicnes not eQuaed the cycoaslsung oil Ihonones'
unsI and I.er Watches both for ladies' and gensmenj
Nerchants from the South well the city tIsns wiz nn0
when Qualxy compaIedl p1nces low; .,
aterlng .iIve, ware ST manufacturers prices. ,,,.,
nj KINGS W W etcL'r ~ - ,,a,Luan a2S rf
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-05-25

FRENCH OPINION OF MIR CLAY S
PRosPEcTs The following cxtfael. trans
lated bg a f,iend, is Tor the benefit of whom
il may concern
Opinion Of the Journa des Debais March
OH, lS44)
l. appears according to the last news re
ceived from the United Sates that the = bon
ces OF the contest for the Presidency seemed
to b. modified A few months past the sue
cess Of the radical party was looked upon as
infaltbe. The seat Of Washington and
Madison had to fall TO Mr.. Van Buren or
Mr. Calhoun. or perhaps to Mr. Buchanan
or Colonel Johnson. Now decided move
ment difIuses itsesfthroughout the country
in favor OF Mr.. CLAY; that eminent states
man every day gets nex suffTages, aud his
fiends are ful, of hope Would to God,
Tor the interest of America. that these hopes
would not b. ovelthfown Never did the
American Union stand so much IN want oi
such a man as HENRY Clay. The cleo
ton of Mr. Van Bnren would be fatal to the
public welfare Not that MIR. Ven Buren
would come at any project of subversion
bat North America 10 gel out OF the crisis
against which she has vaInly struggled
since 1886, requires firm unvavefing
mind tha. knows how TO act. The time
has come to take precise and plain determin
atons-but il is that which Mr.. Van Bu
ren is not endowed with, and such Is on the
contrary, and to the highest degree. the sp
titude of Mr. CLAY, who. besides. has since
long repeatedly given proofs OF bis wisdom.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-05-25
LOC0F0C0 FORGERIES-


1t really seems aS If there IS NJ tncll TOO
contemplate, no arli6ce too base for the 10,
cp!oco journals TO resort 10 for the purpose
of Iujurng Henry Clay. Frauds, false
hoods and forgerIeS are used by them with
as much readiness as an honorable man
would use legitimate weapon. Upon the
subject Of the tariff, there is no end to the
alsc hoods in circulation; they are as nu-
merous as sands upon the sea shore. Ia or
der to establish the charge OF inconsistency
and double dealing against MIR Clay, the
following has performed the circuit Of the
entire locofoco press Of the UDIon
- rated far tie tariffs Of 1916, 1924
and 1892 See Mr CLAWS letter to Gen,
BIedsoe under date OF July %. 1913
" Yos a1e right, 50 fer as The record a.
c7accrned, that DID NOT VOTE for
The Tariff Of 1916 or I624"-[See MIR.
Claws leuer to A,. Aliriwether, Of Georgia,
under date of October "a IS43
Now the manner IN which this paragraph
is "got up involves crime not one whit
better than fo5 gerry. 1t as forgery IN effect, II
not 10 fact, and the nan who started il deser-
YES to stand In the PIIiotv for bis pains
The New York Tribune stamps the brand
upon ~ 81 tii fitiatiNdit t1ot t-tCtC - t4O
care. The editor says:
Il seems inconceiyabe that Human Ma
ture should be guilty OF the baseness here
per2etfated for the sake Ola very paItrv par
tisaa advantage. Mr. Gay was speaker OF
the House in 1916 and 1924. aud Of conrse
did no, vote on the fnal passage Of the Tar
if bills OF those years but be was their ar
dent. effective Supporter, as every body
knows and rs tie very letter to Mr. AIeri-
uetber. last above qaosed says when femin-
ded that his name does not appear on the
list ct yeas for those Tariffs:
You are right so far rs the Record is
concerned, that Idi7 not c0te for the Tar
ifs Of 1916 and 1924. but supported then
priHcipiss and hare attoogs admitted that
/ 1cas IN faror oftaem."
Now would the william who could cut of
this last sentence from wha, precedes it. and
pub ish the rest 50 as to make an apparent
contradiction with what A'r Clay had be-
fore wfi,ten to Gen Bledsoe-when there
is in truth perfect consistency between
lhem-hesitate TO forge Mr. Clay's name tt
an entirely fabricated letter if it would serv,
his purpose. There is not particle of NOR
al difference between what is done above am
an entire forgery. though the later is les
cowardlv. Tropjc
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-05-25

pap. 1l5) previously consulted with his
colleagues. as to the propositions which he
should submit. lie began BY enumerating
the principal defects Of the articles Of con
federation. and, among others, stated the fol.
lowing
Thirdly, that:here were many advanta,
grs which the United States nigh; ACQUIRE.
which were not atlainable under the con.
Taiion-such as a productive impost-
counleracIion Of the commercial regulations
ot other nations-pushiDgc commerce I'd klb.
ita4s, &c. sc. y Madison papers S3Ol
With these facts before US, is It presnmp.
t uous in Us 10 ask, have we not established
our proposition ? Nay, NAV we not stfeng-
then II, and assert without the fear of sue
c. 'sslul contradiction, Iz-lbat the uniform
regulation of trade, and the efficient protec.
tion of home ind ustry was tire SfvaI drSide-
ratum which more than any other
cause brought about that glorious result, the
federal constitution so
In our next number we viii trace the his
tory Of the subject Of imposts through ali the
various notifications to which Il was sub
iected in the couvt nlion. and then proceed
10 examine it with especial reference to its
relations to the great parties and st-tesmen,
who have. from time TO time, guided the des-
TIMES Of our republic.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-05-25

To BoYs-Boys listen to US a moment
Do you wish to become good men and iuAu
ential citizens? Do you wish 10 command
the respect ofthe wise and good Then
abstain from all that is evil Go not into
improper society use no pfofane or inde-
cent words speak no falsehood never cheat
never he, be perfectly honest Remem-
Der your conduct now will have an influence
over your life Ii you are virtuous and i'm
prove your time IN useful pursuits We have
no hesiiaocy in saying thar ii you live you
viii become ornaments Of society. Ga the
contrary i you yield TO bad examples and
influences. have no regard to virtue CT truth,
break the sabbath. wander about with the
profane and idle during vqur leisure even.
ings. we tell YOU plainly that 1t will prove
your ruin Be careful. then. to do right
to have the fear of God before you and to
walk IN the paths OF integrity. Then your
early days will be precursors of a glorious
manhood and an useful and happy life.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-05-25

The WILL OF GoD-How liltle did he
know how itIIe does that man ever learn
to know,that there is an element always wan.
llng III ou. calculations. one tha. we seldom
think OF. and 10 which we never give weight
enoagh-the will of God Tia. which
overrules the wise, conquers the mighty
illustrates The perseversng. and leaves human
schemes and human purposes. but as bubbles
glHtering IN the sunshine. to break when
they have have their hour.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-05-25

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Holly Springs gazette., 1844-05-25

An editor al the South, says be is VIII
ling to squeeze The ladies at any time. ifthey
will only leave of tight lacing The diff.
Guilty would be, he couldn'. make them stay
squeezed. and that's what thay want
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-05-25

IS .a f1. town " t1...T Springs, Mis-
. -' lance IHses Dollars and ETGB Cents pay
~ within Six mo1shs--and -Four DOtLzrs al the
--f svssr 80 subscription taEen for less that
Six ~nr-s
Advertisements VIII ne Irsei ied az l5
.- --aa-e (.eu lines or less) for The first inSre-
.- ar- SD cents for each additional one. Ad-
--- .e--u-s aaf Unrtrf with the number Of in
,a-...1s n- them. wjil be inserted until ordered
al, add charged acecrdingly.
Announcing candidates for office viii He-i5
sac lil-Ca1n'y 50, @" BE- paid down or assum
diva rr.r.Us.b'e name in town.
r.- F-t.arr addressed Co. The Editor. on busines
viii ta- orce mus, be post raid 10 secure atten
.t.-.
-s.- CASH must be paid for an Heb work
-....r r.Ie Office as soon Is delivered.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-05-25

Hemen, though so amiable in themselves
nm usFsr % amiable as when th7T are use-
- ~. ana as TO beauty. tho men NAV fall in
80 80 Win girls at PLAY. there is nothing to
mem AZ wonK
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-05-25

WOMAN Woman is TO be like Jews.
harp. because she is nothing without a
tongue, and must be pressed % the lips.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1844-02-08
r F. p l. Y

Yes "down with the banner" of your Henry Clay,
And IN with the hummer of BIRNEY, the true;
The one. over mortals, holds absolute sway,
'rbe other would have The whole world free as
yon-
Aud will you Irvine flower. wreath 10 garland his
brow,
Whose feet on his fellows press heavily nowl
Sh,.n,! Sisa ; ps give 10 ourwilI winds that blow
And our free streams, to bear in the strength OF
their might
To the vnles of the South, fom Our mountains o.
snow,
A song 10 the trampler of Freedom and Rghtl
Shall the Green Mountain girls Sing IN honor o
him,
Whose star With the mist of the tcar-drop i:
I,,, wa
Has, thou heard low sound like lutte on thy ear
Hast thou twned with another's, the cords OF ill.,,
hearth,
In the far sunny South, there = wall of despair,
There the hearts long united, forever mnst part
And will you cheer him on, with your song on the
breezsa.
Whose tongue has been dumb over horrors like
thesel
No, Sister the banner we weave to fling out
To free winds, must be white as our mountains
OF snow;
The millions will see it, and send up their shout
Ger the clauk of the chain and the wang o
wo!
Then call on your brothers, Clay banners to furl,
And be worthy the name ola GhEEN MouSTAI'
GIRL.
Brandon JAN l64l.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1844-02-08
M | s L L L l. A N Y.
From the Emancipation Il Free American.
Reasons for Voting the Liberty Ticket

From the Emancipation IL Free American.
Reasons for Voting the Liberty Ticket
|. The Slave Power constantly violates
mud tram pies apon the natural and con-
sti,utiocal rights of the people of the U.
Sales.
Isl. BY invading their right TO life and
personal safely. Senator Preston declar-
ed, that, "f they could catch an abolition
is, at the South they would hang him,
despite OF the interference of all the gov
ernments of the earth. including the Fed
eral Government" There are more than
10000 Anti Slavery voters, 5000 of them
in M 'ssachusetts who can not safely pass
through their own country, although the
U. S. Constitution provides that "cIlizens
OF one Safe shall enjoy all rights and
privileges Of citlzens in the several States
What fright and privilege" can an abo-
litionis: enjoy in South CaroIira2
81. By breaking down the right Of
Free Speech. We may have powe: to
speak wha, we will but if we dare tc
speak against slavery we are punished
for it by Iynching in The Sou.h aud dis
qualification for any important office thro'
out the nation.
81. By denying to the people the RICH
10 serve God in obedience 10 conscience
God commands US 10 feed the hungry ant
help such as want help, and be kind
The law of Congress. passed 1898, ant
now in force, makes such Christian duty
when performed towards fugitive slave
crane, punishable by fine of $500
Mercy is crime under the rule OF tn
Shareholders.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1844-02-08
ANTI
From the Albany Patriot,
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.

NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
Arrest of John Bush !-Auempt TO hang
man for The crime Of aiding his tsl-
loao me~ 10 escape from boasaage IN The
Matthias Capital.
Washington, D. c., Dec. 6, 1843.
Mr.. Editor Some months ago humble
colored man, named Thomas Smalwood.
was suspected of having aided some Of
the Nations Slaves in escaping ftom the
National Prison, TO wit this City OF
Slave Pens and Slave Traders. There is
10 reason 10 doubt that his heart was in
so good work. One Charles Lindsey,
free coored man, Informed his employ
er, one Mr.. Keuna, who keeps store on
the Pennsylvania Avenue, that Small
wood had aided people off. Hereopon
Mr.. Kenna formed a plan, In connection
with some rascas IN public Office, 10 gel
money out of Thomas. 10 company with
Police officer Merriman IA noted slave
catcher and another man, ne met Small.
wood, not far from New Jersey Avenue,
and, alter s'atiEg what Lindsey had told
demanded $500 as the price OF this secre.
sy. The officers also told Smalwood
that they had then, no warrant against
him. Thomas was frightened. He knew
The power and acts Of those IN scrupuIous
men. After some parIey, he paid Mr.
l<enna $50, being all he had with him
The scoundrels let him off TIL morning
hoping 10 extort more from him. He left
however, the same night The harpies
were disappointed OF their prey. The
poor man knowing that no justice was tc
be had in Washington, fed, sacrificing {
considerable sum Of money due him from
different persons, besides household fur
nuure, etc.
A week or two since, Thomas S. will
companion, arrived here with a goo(
team, intending 10 lake some free coloreC
people, and one or two slaves, to thei
husbands and fathers now 10 Canada, o
other equally secure places. Urged b.
different persons, they consented to taxi
full load, They were all ready TO start
on Friday evening; most of The peop
being in the Wagon, when it was ioun
that the Captain GODDARD, OF the "aCx
Hilary guard, established last year, b
our wing friends, under the shallow pre-
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1844-02-08

There is apparently, as much differ.
ence in the mental powers OF clairvoyanls,
as there is in these individuals in their
natural waking state. There is also
grea; difference fnAthe relative. clearness
OF their visions, and in tbs same indvid-
uals at different times. Some again will
see very clearly. aud describe very accu-
raieIy in an hour or two, and then become
wearled or exhausted, when they will
make mistakes, and liuIe or no depen-
dence can be placed upon any thing they
say. They also sometimes become dis.
pleased, and aware Of their superior men.
tai powers, give vent toptheir spleen by at.
temp,s 10 deceive those around them
OAe of the best examples of their exttaor.
binary mental powers, is that described
in the following account of some phreuo.
logical experiments in Hartford, Conn,
in Jan. 1912.
1.-The subject was an interesting mar.
ried lady, OF high intellectual cultivation,
most respectfully connected, aud OF unim.
peachable integrity.
IAN eminent lawyer being introduced
to her, she began with him the discussion
of some legal question, astonishing US by
The clearness OF her conce options, or keep
ing us ia roar of laughter ~ the lively
saIIes of her wit. Daring this converse
ton. some one behind her placed his hand
near her head, without touching it. She
Instantly ovinced embarrassment, forgot
the subject of discussion, and could not
90 on until The hand Nas removed. The
magnetizer then placed his hand upon
her forehead, her recollection was res,or.
ed and The couversation renewed. The
magneizer then touched the organ Of ven.
Grafton, when she abruptly terminated
the discussion, assuming an attitude OF de-
votiou, and refused all farther commune
cation with the physical world. Her de-
volion being ended. she was put in COM
munication with a scientific gentleman
with whom she held long and interest
iog conversation on the subject of Ami
NAL Magnetism; boldly conlroverling his
arguments, aud giving her own views o
this extra ordinary science with great
cIearness of thought and beauty Of ex
preston. And here she seemed like an
ethereal being-a being of aLolher crea
ton-and in the language Of the eminent
divine, to whose church she belongs Ssh,
appeared perfectly subImaed." ATE
this she astonished all by determinln!
with wonderful accuracy the phrcnoogi
, cal character of various individuals pres
ent, and describing with most minute ex
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1844-02-08
J. HOLCOMB & D. S. MURRAY, PUBLISHERS.

4th. By reducing free citizens of tn
North to Slavery. In Alabama, Florida
and some other parts of the South, coore,
citizens of the free or any other State
are enslaved, in case they will not leav'
the State or Territory in a certain time
In all the slave States, they are thrown il
Ijlil on suspicion Of being fugitive slaves
and it they can not prove their freedom
are sold to pay their Jail fees.
5h. By throwing free citizens of the
North INFO prison on account of theiI
color only, when they visit ports of the
South where they are sometimes left anC
sold into slavery.
9Th, BY overthrowing the las. safe.
guard of Liberty. the Right Of Petition,
aud, in The on Y cases where they can be
useful, viz: those relating to personal
freedom; the right of trial by jury, and
privilege of The writ of Habeas Corpus.
III. The people are enormous y taxed
to pay the expenses of his outrageous
tyranny.
ls. The North pays at least two .thirds
Of all duties on impor S. and consequently
not less than two.lhirds of the expenses
Of perverted and oppressive government
FL. In 1912, the northern mail routes
cleared 100000; the southern sunk in
the same time $4,000, so that about
one-haIf the postage we pay, goes TO sup
port the Post Office system Of the thrift
less South, while at the same time, the
mails have repeatedly been broken open
and their contents burnt in the public
streets for the protection of slavery.
Sd. OF all the money paid by The peo-
pie of The North for the support of the
government at least lhree-6fhs is cxpend
ed directly or indirectly for the support Of
slavery.
Alb. And while we pay what they
Isquander, their system Of compulsory la.
Dor is impovsrishing the whole country,
bringing us into periodical bankruptcy
making business unsafe, capital insecure
and The gains of labor uncertain.
III. The measures of the Slave Power
as well as the principles upon which that
power is established, are false and PERM.
cious to the country.
lst. The representation of three fiihs o
the slauc property on the floor OF Con
gress is opposed 10 every principle o
Justice and republcanism.
FL. The proposition to annex Texas tc
the Union. and thereby prrpe,rate the
influence unfortunately Obtained by TIN
shareholders, through the three fifth prip-
cip'e, is consistent with the accustomed
madness of slavery. and threatens The
destruction Of The last relics of liberty.
w. The Liberty Party ask nothing
conrOry TO justice, rrpubicanism. and ht
Constitution OF the United States. They
ask for the overthrow of thesSlave Powe
and the abolition of slavery, because i
would be safe for the Shareholders, happy
for the slave. just and glorious for thu
country, consistent with The Constitution
and pleasing to God the Judge OF all
Reader, if you are man, christian, an'
a patriot, support the Liberty Party.