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New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-13
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CHARGE OF RLvoiT.-WilIsm Jackson ,shd
ox,,in, nm charge o, attempting IN crate feNoi sfs
he ye,,, y rec, My at havana Ire crew sppean. IL
hern an shore and o' them got in'"1ea'ed shd "t
.,sl hany The acru.ed the wore i'' d'ns. AliS
S. 10 do duty or go 10 the orecasi-. he ch"f mate &C.
p7in Captsn n IN. who went on 'h2te uf Mai'as-
SL't ~. ,,s !, le Orwell declared hS detsrninhio 100 ~
, nn II =. NJ on tie Japan proceeding Hsalu; The
Orwell caught hand'pke but II va, iaNen rom nm
was hnwn th1t they ouih eirseH !" o'ey 'u % were
iail n, Havana one DAY D.. ~ .. -, a,
Nr W,,sau npo eaet on ueha Of the prisoners, aud "
p,,s,t fnr T. states, They yefc committed.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-13
CORONER'S OFFICE.

SUDDEN DEArH-The Coroner held mn nques,
Of the house Of John Clark No l6 3o street the BODY
his wife Rozau ngeG 81 years native OF Ireland who mad
complained os otdi'culy o breathing and db
y and ho suddenly fol door yesterday aenoca ard
died III 10 minutes thereafter Verdict death By dess c
heart.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-13

Eg- The MONTHLY New MIRROR is one of the
most elegant and interesting periodicals e1tant-we
should be glad 10 see the New Mirror merged alto.
gether in Monthly form, and the Weekly dispensed
with. Ii would give the Editors leisure and ambi-
lion 10 put In great many more polishing strokes.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-13

TREES AND PLAYTs.-Pnnce's new Catalogue
OF the Linnnan Garden and Nurseries, at Flushing.
3ith Edition, comprising immense number of
new Fruits and Flowers, is nov in press, and will
be sent gratis to every postpaid application, ad-
dressed to Wm. r. Prince IL Co. The prices of
Trees, &c. are greatly reduced.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-13
M'HlG NOMINATIONS.
TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 10.
to Merchants and Manufacturers.

~ The large and constantly increasing circulation ofrHz
TRIBUNE renders most valuable medium OF advertising
for Merchants, Manufacturers and advertisers The
rues of advertising in The Tribune OF the Of
the circulation avouble those of any other paper
NewYork and fully snehat cheaper than the charges in
Paris or London.
Foe Lines leSs-Frst insertion. 2 cents
Foreach subsequent insertion. ...........".12;a 80
Ten Lines and nix-FiS, insertion ..........5O
' :" For each subsequent insertion. .............25 :"
:" E" For week ek............................lO 80 "
" For one month h...........................oW w
Marriages. Funeral Notices. &c no, exceeding fee
GedriY rertisers-no to exceed u ine. with PIT
ylese OF renewing advertisements ut pleasure.
tpayuble quarterly o, half early ldvancel. 40 co "
~ An Advertisements inserted in tins paper appear both in
the Morning and In the Evening editors.
D- The DAILY TRIBUNE served early hour any
part OF this Ci,yor Brooklyn per week
BILE To the Carrier by those who prefer the rats
for ak months payable at the office in advance-
Persons whhing be served will please send in their
through the Post Office or otherwise.
n- Democratic Whtg General Commit
tse.-Newi York isas An Adjourned meeting Of th Com
ttee will BE- held 9q 1gs.dy Evening. August s u The
Broadway House r. G,5Gff B5%brcH BLUNT. Chairman
j. }ofTrs r. Hcs.FE E gIEifoy HoW, secre.nres oulgs
D- Central Clay Committee.-CoUNCIL OF
PRESIDENTS.-A meeting Of the member, Of the above
Council will be held the Committee Reom, l2 Broadway
This Day at l2 O'Clock. VI.
BY order JAS r. WOOD. Chairman
THERON L. CARMAy sec'ry al3 1t
ny Central Clay Commfttce.-A Regular
Month Meeting Central Cay comm,ise& & ~ s,s b held at
snnse hs are on a he punena IN "tendnace
"'nSess BY sfds a's 'eqJ JAMES r. REYNOLDS President
Jons Jsns y y PSsGes. PSRGe; Secretaries, aulsa
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-13

BArHNe.--To strangers visiting our city for
pleanure or business, We wish to recommend the
hnicAerbocker Baths lQl Bowery, as no, only be-
ing the best in The city, bur also the cheapest.
Every thing is got up in style OF neatness rarely
surpassed end seldom equalled. To bathe in the
delightful, warm soft Croton is far superior to salt
water, or in fact to any other The charge is but
one shilling every day except Saturdays and Sun
days those days Is pence.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-13

FOREIGN QUARTERLY.-The July number of
the Foreign Quarterly-the most interesting one we
have read for long time-is issued this morning
by Leonard Scott g. Co. ll2 Ful,on-si. The table
OF contents is peculiarly rich
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-13

o The dwelling house of James Akley, near
Rockaway, L. |. was injured by lightning during
the storm on Sunday. A horse and a COW were
also killed by the lightning at the same place.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-13

MrLLERIsM-The disciples OF Father Miller
seem still 10 be going ahead The Newark Ad
vertiser notices twenty-five Camp Meetings of the
sect to take place in various parts OF the country
during the present month.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-13

GT The WANDERING jew, No. Ill. is pub.
llshed this morning by Winchester. This is far
IN advance of any rival edition which is or can
be issued in this country.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-13
The Uprising of tho West
From our Special Correspondent.

CINCINNATI. August 5. lsi4.
Editor of The Tribune
SIR:-The returns come in goriously. The
Banner State holds her own, upon the whole,
and Indiana so far as a judgment can be made
up from the results at hand, stands redeemed
rom the plague-spot Of Loco Focosm. The
Hoosiers have done nobly, and the Union will
have to thank them for another United States
Senator
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-13

B' The Ethiopian Serenaders at Palmo's are
richinfun and humor, and they sing remarkably well.
The Opera House seldom he's contained so large or
so sppreciatiye audiences a. they draw.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-13

u E1.Gov. CoRwIy lies i'll at Portsmouth,
ohlo-made SO b5 excessive e1ertion and expo
sure in public speaking.
D Hon. JoHs NJ. Boris lies i'll at the city of
Richmond, under an attack of conges:ive fever.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-13

ETHIOPIAN SERESApKRs. PALAo's OPERA Horss-We
e1pect To see as asaabe reeort crowded this eyyng TO
testify 10 the merit Of the above Accom- p,he Co.1v
lhey nave engaged et limited number o, e,cn,ngs ihi,
4o anu .'nhaoe Ncrhe oi amusement. hope Their
NeIitoous Eturts will be crowded with du. success nsi
night the house exhibited galaxy beauty and tssion Thai
Opera. -N--0''' VI TUG i'aHah
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-13

10 The American Museum filed 20 over,owinc every
evening The fractions presented easily of it, The
Kentucky M,1eis the best America The fnf,n, ,.rs
unmatched "a the Great Western without an equal
splendid performance this evening az o c ock
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-13
Subscriptions for Clay Tribune.

TOILET FrRsIsH SToRE.-The subscriber, respectfIlJ
cni ne a'tenon OF public 10 Their collection ofaTces ot
tue toilet they having Ur number OF year. devoted
time exclusively IN the selection such nnd nfe .nnLJ
through their agents 10 have the latest and n.t choc.
ao some oi All c made expressly for them and cnnot
be obnined NJ any other establishment; who forming an
n.0Ltlncn. NOT elua.ei ID YaretY dizzy
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-13

The GREAT WEsTERN.'-Ihe following notice
OF this queer genus now at the American Museum,
is from an Albany puper:
George Western the great locomotyc yc buIgne is letting
oil steam nj the American Museum New York the delight
OF crowded houses lie has seyeral rev piece. LGdeT
which ne intends bringing out short time. George an
unnssuung talented performer good fellow w,hGl and
exceedingly popular wherever he goes
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-13

* Co and after by Nal Boston p.,c-, n ,ho -
via Lons Island Railroad Ths tain, now run through
Larry from City 10 City 10 10 10 Ii hour ofar
Saturday the ain Eas; delay two hour nv nrn
COW OH Long Island.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-13

- ~ A<Ah
GuerlalG's. Lubin's Pre-
vo.t's EiIes's. Pu,ey's Roms,eI
OF Philadelphia. German Co
Io:ne. Bay Water. &c.
SOAFS.
RIGGS Military and Vege
table Gueris'Bs AmbrO.Ial
tream and Tablet Monpela',
OieOph'Ge PfcyCst's OmnI
bus; R1u'sel's Almond and
Rose Cake, also 10 cream Tor
shaving this article 0btalneG
the premium, n silver medal, u,
he last Fnlr Of the American
,nstIfu:e. CSOle Agent for New
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-13

ES@ Pcrsico the eminent sculptor, is at the Wa.
verIey House. Judge Bryan, Of Alabama, and
Ole Bull are at the Astor Attorney General Mel.
and family, from Washington, s at The United
States Hotel, Saratoga. Express.
a WIwpFALL.-Hon. MIR. Casey, late men,
her of Congress from Ohio, has oeen recently en-
riched by legacy Of $4,000.
t~ We were incorrect in stating yesterday that
Mr. Howard, the victim oil Hrlllnghnus, had ''qu,e
recovered" His wound hu$ heuled, but he i, sul
derious, and in very critical and prrcarous STATE
ST Louis Gaz. AUg.2.
REsiGNED.-Wr J. T.. Werner, the Postmaster
of Potsve, resigned his office al out three week:
since, and no successor has yet been appointed
MIR. w. it appears, is opposed to MIR. Tyler, and,it
is stated tha, he resigned his situation in conse
quencc of being imporluned to support him for
the Presidency. Phil Sun.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-13

Missouri There were three tickets for Lgis.
laturc voted for in many Counties at the EIec.
ton in Missouri last Monday--lhe anti Benton
Loco Foco, or Solts; the BENTON Loco.Focc,
or Hards, and the Whig. The Wings ran no
ticket for Governor, Lieut. Governor or Congress.
men, it being generally understood that they
would vote the Solts ticket. The following
are the two tickets Tor State Officers and Con.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-13

u The Public Land Sales at Upper San.
dusky, Ohio, commence tomorrow.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-13

CAsslus NJ. CLAY has had a great many pressing
invitations to visit this State and address Mass
Meetings on the great questions of the day. He
responds to Col. j. J. Speed of ithaca, as fol-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-13

.ety or quality IN th.s city
son. Gweezprs. and oyer ~
= different PATTERN vi Rod sen,
81 .Vostenhnlm. sc. mot highly
}, inl-hed Knives. embra eng eve.
y Kind OiCODgrr:s. " nDfnc.if
tfe,le ent, Sporting, &c.
;, PORTABLE DRESSING
y CASES,
. Manufactured by the .uhsen-
beD. OF the most compact
d iorms. equal in finish - the
V imported. and mu-h Ilwer in
q price. containing the Metallic
Il Tablet for keeping Raznn N
n order. with variety OF French
v nnd Englehdo.
RAZORS.
From the manuiacfofie OF
JOseph Rodgers & Son, Wsce
o & Butcher. PickIers, Eliot
3 also. n choice article. made er,
pre.sly fort he subscriber. retail
'-ltrade. by Hall. of Sheffield.
FOR TIE HAIR.
y Guerlaiu's Eau l.usuace.
: R0land's Macassar Oh, Coy
b lind Antique Cydonine. Pbilo-
come. Ok Marrow. Eyetht
CIeam Of Lilies, Balm Of To-
e lumbia.
h Rowland's kalj dor, Cow
y lands Lotion. Rouael's Co.
met,c Cream, koussel's Hall
Dye, Rowland's Essence oi
Tyre, sc. &c.
Ell far surpsNes he Ho3e IN pro
o u Razor. without u.Ens Gil H
Ing ~ simple 10 use. maks IL !
gen;!crna n stoilet.
C.. SAUNDERS s. son.
Inventors ind manufacturers.
re. log Broadway.
'his Mass Meeting nt
County. on "Wednesday. Au:ls'
Committee ot the Genital Gay
to announce to the various Clay
Of New. York. and the fneEai o.
they hnve made arrangements
-ndid Steamboat TELEGRdth
attend the Convention ct s'ns
I've the pier foo, OF ChamDen'
opping al the old Stats Pflsoa
quarter beijfe 9 O'Clock. asd ar
81 II O'Clock. R:turning. "ia
!, cravi0s o. New iosS {; 's'sa
JAMIN DRAKE. Chairman.
.n
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-13

WEsTcHEsTER Mass MEErNe.-A steamboat
Will leave The foot OF Chambers street to morrow
morning at half past for Sing siDg-Hon. JOHN
a. COLLIER, and Hon. E. j. SHIELDS, late II. c.
from Tennessee, will go up with the Wings from
this city. Let the Wings who wish little fresh
air Join in the excursion Wcstchester will be
there in all her strength.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-13
BRUSHES.

Hair Brushes. n ldrse varie
from . cents upwards-ICQ
,iiiiefent patterns: Shaving
Brushes. made expressly FORT;
subscribers. with name stamp
ed Gil their superiority con
''Sfs N having the brist;e. firmly
'et. OF such share as 10 .prenr
ne Amer evenly; Tooth. Cloth
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-13

u The Wings of the Fourth Ward had gle.
rious time of it last night, at the meeting of the
WITH Ward Henry Clay Club at the Shakespeare
Hotel. They had some fine speaking and sing
ing, and large number of new members were
added to the list-seversl of them converts to the
Good Cause from Loco Focoism. They have
another rally next Monday night week.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-13

u The Wings fSt. Louis had a grand Torch
Light Procession on the night of the Sd inst. Il,
was brilliant affair.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-13
qreSSulen :
Benton 'Hdrds.'

Anti- Benton 'S0ns.' Benton 'Hdrds'
For G0rern0r For G0rern0r.
CHARLES III ALLHS. ions &. Epy ARDS.-----
For IirHt GOreru0r. Eur Lieut.. GOrtraSY,
WILLIAM u. ALMOND. JANEs Youhs.
For C0fgr6Js. FIR CORgrsSs
Leonnri II. -Ims. sterIng Pnec.
nomss Is. Hudson. ". q. Al. Pnr>ons,
Rntlff Bu.n. John =. Phelps,
John Thornton, James n. boVrl!E,
Ansu,tns Ionss June, H. Relic.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-13

som. Tweezors. and over ~
different PATTERN vi l.odsen
sEostenhpln. sc. mot hlshly
finished Knives. embfa eng eve.
y Kind OiCODgrr:s. y. nDfnc.if
tfe,ln ent, sporting, &c.
PORTABLE DRcS-I<C
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-13

Dressing Combs of Tortoise
Shell. Buffalo. IVORY, and I'm
tAtlon OF French and Englph
msnnta ctuTe; Pocket Comb,
OF ~ different patterns.
FANCY CUTLERY.
Nali Files, Boot Hooks. SCI,
The NJ METALLIC TABI.F
ducing u keen smooth edge 10
water. It's cleanliness. b nd beIn
most desirabie appendars ,n n ,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-13

Nh saIi that the aie hour would have induced hun
stop hee but his learned trend Si kelchun. had made sonie
remarks on the subject OF annsxns Texas which called for
reply. Our Government commenced negotiating 1925 70!
the acquisition OF ieNas-John Quincy Adams President.
Henry Clay Secretary ui The latter
Minister az Mexico. urged the SAME grounds that
The Democracy do He urse the acquisition OF as large
territory embraced IN the treaty pe, per SO
President, Gen. Jackson. during his ADMINISTRATION Iatred
the important result Th- reason v r so itle
said then tha; both parties fr Il was
then treated national measure The acquisition OF Texas
regarded matter OF great Batoas uon,ent Now
IL Ensla the
Federal trends. opposed u. ard they. The Fetel
and speak of scheme novel SUBJECT
bomb created nI the ecla OF blowing rp ir Van
Besen al the Baltimore ConyeGon snd the gree, unversal
Nhis party IN Nov. lSii ltro.racied cheesirg.l
, Mr. Clay afraid the explosion Will blow him u also
tence, letter the Isl u. July last he says
nave personality objection to the annexation OF Texas Is
tins true Why then his irirnds ,Iuch alarmed upon
tins suoiect II bcset with dangers why he
o. SpnTecats ihsms A, the election LOUISIANA THE
tede1l candoates we've decidedly favor II the
Aud M, Ciay ia. personally no objection TO Il. Ny eared
itiec 4s urged and entiea,ed against Polk he
cause ne ecceuy approves the meGsuIe and Mr. Clay
sayi re as pctsoaais objection There wcs short
ts SINCE IN The cy n which reside meeting of The
Wing yeunc men, hsd ct National Hall. They rlayely re.
forth In lnouiy But Mr. Clay say, he hrs personally no OBJ
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-31
GENERAL nBLY OF VIRGINIA


the Nffshfh 80 #fi'if 'hs iists
fs' ifn .f - Ht
q IesHs Ha3e a tIe s.ase ia a..et slara rFniaf =
"a go safrs vsaa fss.I.lIae II lss lins'e q ne
IT. +at# laid "a - i4'e hHe sH1ti"a i' -
trt
TIE ta.fN e ensiafssl lt' were ftaa
ihr Hff fttHa
81 aataaas ttnfff'r a'ss'.an To- sa
he r#H'Irt t Nssfffa hfft".R
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Jaeas#f end a.sa = aaao aa
ssaefaIs s.sr''aa a safa. the e.sa. s.. a.#.'
ord 80 o"es
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-31

NAthNfiAAs Dee "a A 81
TIE river osnfiuHts 10 ail fboft E. naN iess ii.sf
y inei ~aief ga lbo sha.ls Tae Wais, !.
opl1
Tic Cotton fetefpas were large vesIefiaf. A.
.sses 81 ilnpHuafee The piieuag asurta -. 7fs
ssenss. sslss 81 Tobacco we're alse lishi
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-31

TIT OLDEST 1NBAHlTANT wv. las.
hH#f 'aH. aaf 49, ttai uurh HikfH -af lrH.tsa.
fH# fhf @e''esi .ahah#efl.r - A. s'ter't sts#
freakHaF % BE- fffa8 b.. oitago - tte Us fsf.
es"n.H he u'hef tet. ed iusi hs isd@ SHOWN 81,
Mist'fsirf rsef fsef ,.nre u sas small ef.el
iiu'. he ubr ~ q Pc
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-31

VJhn fh.ff . nuw tnslfaf ia fa.se fi.f rsHs.ssft
i5fas taee oa1 % rrnatfIa f1r % 'rftI IlasF S %
aaskf Civ = g.arinaau TIE Fair 10 Caa"sef..s
saw ~ .denee hiai ths aasa n.l - frf aia-
au'hFe y 10 naundsn' a. #sarla.Iye thsi sr b.
no' aeoh = will hs .p~sdl.s lsfer Do efnfa.iit +.
rev Noff. hsian ard cher H#.ss Tl.s e sre,
y ihis taaie Is b. x20 nils Iasn Lair Ere 81.
sins'nnah I've compsnle, afe cnfsrss n tts
shrfrfsf one. he Nj R.,ef ara rafs fr.ss
= h'iidinE ~ road from Sananslf Cft . So 81.
hea o. ihe Ma iansl raaa 20 ns.lts we. - t.Ian
ens, dvanes u 20 u1es T.s a.Hef raII,l
he l.iiie Mains c. enf IS saas.r,i.I 30 sfaIs.rt
ION Srff fiisif so s-irntIi h,.ascs 81 e. e. e,
Tie 's'-f esppasg W tsse CO raiies ri tarf f..a
soHp.sita ~ - hfsi u la,t. 1913 a. Il Winch
hafn Iairtnf AT nnrii-rti 49, fes Il aufrsf..r.
~ The fotslsnd people hass held a mselinr
sna eh"sen eoaetnItes n gtsEau geiuaan % ne
Less.issass oi Ms.ns ptssire lof charter TO band
Fnilfnsd irom shsisisy " Mssife.l
HOW VT AFFECTS THFM --asr. f'h,la lil.r.
NE sA'"ds eiiefiea fosn tie siaii8 Il Dc ~ ~
secena ennrsr; ~ fpsien in os.s Il 81.
90 rasess. 20 ~ rieksHr u sas Nornessaa So.
Nsfts. gentleman 81 tass ana sta,4iassis nass,
AA'nr e he sens ra~ssre. pIaueunres q Il \,
fgo's'ss Asnsstss.a " -'ffssAs trtitsrs Nt.sf
~ tasss'-EE fspsr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-01
WASHINGTON. January %
The House then adjourned

CoSoREss-Immedately after the reading OF the
journal in the House of Representatives this morning
Mr. c. J. lngerso in his place, and called the al
tention of the House, and of the Speaker 10 gross
Misrepresentation of part of the proceedings some
DAYS SINCE in which he concerned, for the pur.
pose as he sad OF the Speakers applying the proper
remedy to the evil Of which he complained The let
ter which Mr.. |. read was signed Oliver O.dschool,
and stated by him to be written by Nathan Sergeant,
correspondent, Of the Uuted States Gazette, and pub
lished in that paper Mr.. Adams, who was highly
praised in the letter for his calm dignity, rose and
defended the letter writer and in the course of his
marks said he would endorse everything contained in
it. A desulory debate then ensued, which lasted the
gre alter part of the day, and finally terminated BY
an indefinite pos,ponemen, Of the subject Shortly al
ter, the House adjourned.-[ Globe.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-01

DEATH OF JupGE PoKrrR.-lntelligence reached
this city yesterday of the death of Judge Alex Potter
Senator OF the U. States. As declared impossible
for him to recover some days ago, fear that III.
report is well founded We yet indulge hope
however that the information is not authentic.
Since writing the above, information has reached us
which confirms the above melancholy intelligence
Judge Porter of the finest abilities, and
united the qualities of brilliant intellect with
those of a character invariably firm and unbendng =
The deceased member of our State Legislature,
at one time Judge of the Supreme Court, and at the
period of his death Senator of the U. S. He a
native of Ireland. Peace to his ashes
f.vt,c Orleans Herald, Jan 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-01

THIS MORNING we are OPENING Beaver Nutra, Brush and
Moeskn Hats received the Nas.n from the most cele
bra,ed Manufacturers OF New York whu we invite the aen
ton Of persons IN Of superior head cosne Our
will he found as low as al any other house in this
Feb s4-3t JOHN THOMPSON & co
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-01

T In the list of delegates to the STATE -.
from Orange, the name Of Col. Z 10" VI"
ly omitted.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-01

VERpIERsvILLE "a Democrat writes US from
Orange county, that the Wings Of verdersville pre-.
c'nct have opened the campaign with all the usual
compartments of Wing electioneering -harangues-
shOuts-songs, &c, &c. They come out, we under
stand, fatfootedly fore National Bank and Protective
Tariff; which, being Interpreted meane,b: an ns,itu-
ton 10 facilitate financial ascay ard system to
rich one manufacturer at the expense OF thirty nine
farmers The vocal part of The programme, we are
fold, very rich. The 'shir,-tali" melody was per.
formed with infinite guso, and encored with spirit and
taste Furthermore, informed that the perform
ers were decent, very decent But, our corrss-
pondent adds that the best feeling prevails among the
Democracy OF Orange, and that 'afier the nomination,
every Democrat will buckle on his armor for the con-
test, and our success will be ine vitable."
lFredericksbure Dem. Recorder
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-06-07
THE. FATE OF THE LOkIES

TUsE--7ie Tall Young Oy,terman.
Our hoosher pole is planted, flag is unfIred,
For CLAY go undaunted; proclaim it to the world.
Ye sanderers of Whggey, lay down pen and paper.
Oh. you couldn't 60 the coper, .Nartin-no ho,e!
Ye Wings Tough, the noble fight for Tip and Tyler
Remember that we've Tonight anze yore,
And by the blessing of tina, power which smiled them Of
w ell lay traitor his back-Eolk Dallis tho
floor.
Yes let it be watchwod, Maine Georgias end
Ono. S1zE. ORG AN,zE ). and be the peoples friend
And show that principles just pure as then
And tina 60 for principles and more for
We've naughs Polk and Da., lick 'em
very Coon
With Clay and Frelinghuysen, back'd by that old
The Wings will Polk the !oeos we and send 'em up salt
river,
And their 7sras party look tho they had the
What a Jolly time the outs have in 1914:
Van tim cou Cas eatn frogs, and Calhoun Inn -four
Dick johnson walk de luby damss bushin' blue.
And Tyler. Oh, John T, Ter. with his wegetatin crew.
We can't refrain mention that our locofocos choke,
Over the nomination of Mr. JAMES K Polk;
They think tina: little May Van treated like an ELF,
And very rudey Poik'd aside, and laid upon the shelf
But you'll DO whipd 'into the traces, Locos-some how
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-06-07
Ohio and Annexation.

During the Of the Legislature Of this State for
1888, the following joint resolutions were suan'mou'y
adopted
"Re.o!red by The General .3sen5y Of The Ssate Of Ohio,
That and behalf of the people Of the State
Oho.we do hereby solemny the Aenex
ton of Texas the Union of these U. States.
find be further Resolred, That the Governor be
quesed .ransni, each Of Senators and Repre-
Congress- and the Govafnors Of each of the
State, eopy Of the foregoing resolution with
of the which passed in each branch OF the Le
aiure.
Such have doub, is still the voice Of Ohio On this
subject. If the question submitted people,
scarce a eorporai's guard would be found sustain IT,
Tho question above party politics. and opposed
alike by Wings Locoocos and the fact that President
Tyler has seized upon this hobby in the vain hope of
curing his election the Presidency. only another il
us'ratioa of the truth Of the MAXIM that HON the god.
intend destroy ,hey first make mad:-Lebanon Star.