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Ssnatcrot.
Gbe,fer Butler, pon qu4rns.
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Nsprefsntatp.
Scispb o. @larffon13 csnrp 9rinfsr,
2 Sobn y. Wstbsria,14 Samss Ycacd,
Sobn 8. RinitssL Is Sribrib Watts,
Spbn 6. Qittel, 16 Daniel 80. GmDler
S @lsa;srS. .W'9owslll7 Sams Matbsrs,
8 BENJAMIN Srid, 1s Nnbrsas s. S9ls,
Sfaae 9S. 8anlssr19 9an. Bafbabau9t
s QSiQiam josifer, 20 Scbn z. @cm,
Scbn g. 5oieffer, 81 9nbr. 1E. Qocn1is,
10 Scbn &iln9er, % Samss 81. Ycmer,
IL 2llsr. g. 8rcipn, % 9Sillam q. Srpins,
12 Sonatb. sS.SIoeum,24 Senj. l,artsbcrn,
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Sie bieGse gDla(1enpcr1ammluns.

Sie bie(1se OlaGenpcrlammlun9.
Da wabrfbeinlib 1isIs pOn unfsrn esfsrn
i'm qanoe Der srossn 9srfammIuns, bic am
81. 9sptembsr bier ssbaItsn ~urss, nibt bes
wobnsn fonnten 70 sstsn mir bier, als 3ufas
;u osr furvn Ssfbrsibuns ron lester sScbs
nod bic Ramsn Der 8samten &c.
6aupt.Maribaa 2am,lel Sell.
@sbilfsn:
Gen. 9B. 8. Seim, 9r. 8. autlsr,
Siaoe @fert, q. q. BRADFORD.
@ebilfss 81 artbdae:
9. 9S. O'Srisn, psnrib &Bcaes,
Sanes 3. eambsrt, s. 9ebart,
1Baiam Sddrsr, 9apio 8cr,
81. W1'Wibasl, s.. @lpms,
s. Sia, .. Sittn9,
=. NNap Scnys, 8. q. Morfbaq,
gsors 81. Sria.
Oils Die 9sriammluns Tb auf ssm plass
crsanillrts, wurosn fclssncs Seerrsn als Ssam
te ernannt:
Yrsfcsnt Oapib 3. @prbpn, Giq.
Giees sYrs fcentsn:- y. Nepoms'
Or. palm, 9. Nlorsan, s. @perbart, Sobn
Itbaus, s. &aufman, Or. Ssnfcn Is. "
pans, 5. Sbcnlo, s. &lsin, 5. Ioeifnlan, bon
Npdlano, q. Nlbrsebt G. 8absr, :. 9an0esp
8. 6arriien, 8. Srcofs, 81. Ssibs, 9S. oSelts
sci.
s-9r. s 9arrah s 9 Smib
Tr Saeob Warfbaa, Y. Srpofe 5 Z Wors
rio, l9prato Srsrlsr.
SAT- ale Saunfbips bon 8erfs warsn bel
Der @sriamnluns rsprsitntirt uno sniss oa'
BON DEFENDERS ;ablreib. Die psribieesnsn Sss
msrSs ,parsn auf Wdssn rsprsisntirt unb ats
bsltstsn wdbrenb oem llnl;uss, ss parsn na'
msntlib eienesssr, Sbmises, qob9srbsr,s seps
fer, Strldmaber, Batlisinmaber 9reftber
uno sneIib AUDI nob cine 9rudetprclTt, bic ss
bsniaa6 in sbdtisfeit mar uno bic prooufts
iDrss SlsssS gratis untsr bic Wsnse au5tbslz
tt. aGaS spsitsr porsins unb .pis 9(us6 70 nett
snoiste, BADEN mir pcriss lEobe bsrsits 9smels
bet une Wo(ltn es bsute nitbt ,pieberbosn.
9Es fsDr iIb unisrs qcfcsSribsr ubsr bic
9rcbs 9pDi9s9sriammIuns drssrn iif oarau5
Su iblisbsn, oab lis aass psrfudbsn Die game
Afairs ldbsr!ib su MAIDEN Sis ormsn Ser'
blsnpstsn! Sbrs Sage lno 9esdDlt uno baIo
ssbsn iis ben wss, ben ls pOrsrit nibt Suries
fommsn werbsn.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1844-10-08
(@inasfanbt.)
womslbocrf ben 4. Oftcbsr.


Cine 9rc6e Ma0en- Ser rlammlun9,
Die gefefefes aus uno aus sebeten D.! !! !!
9tm lsstsn @amifasr ben %. Ssrtsmbsr,
psrlsbtsn bic Wbiss einen fsbr frcbsn Sag in
Hcmssrcrf. 9Sir ftnnsn in Babrbsit fas
gen, pas cine srces MaiIs bier in unitrsrStaet
psranmsIt mar, uno obwcbl uns ta6 1Sstter
fsinssms9s 9anlfi9 mar, lnesm IS Den 9anjsn
Sag fart rsnsts, 70 iaeen bob Die dItsiten
glnwobnsr pisisr Stabt oas iis ME, 70 lanes
is bier wobnsn, sins 70 srOss Msnibsns9NafIs
in wOmslseorf psriamn,elt 9eisben baben. @s
II uns niebt mosltb bic 3nbl ber 8erfamms
lung anSussbsn, ineem eurb bas rs9n9te9Sets
ter lttb bic Wsbrbsit bes 8clfes in ben lodus
fern aufbslt, uno bieies mar autb bic llrfacbr
sS ben qsutsn nibt ;usumutbsn cine YrojsffDn
III formirsn. Bon qibanon 9auntp bsiudte
uns cine fsbr bseeutsnO ;ablreitbe Delegation,
an esrsn Spiee iib nisr alter General tfIars
Eel bsfano. 20 ,par cine Srsuoe anufsbsn,
nit welbsm gntbuliasmus oissr alts tapfsrs
General bier empfan9en wurbe, unb bic auf'
ribti9ifs Sreube roar auf alien @sIibern Der
QSDiss Su lsisn. SAT- auf ben Sdnosn 9etra>
aen errsibts BET alte Mann fsin 0uartisr.-
5isr war nun Der Suerans bss 4clfes arcs,
Elm Sober, Sung unb 9llt, ia islbif Elm 9rrssr
SDeil beS meibtben 9sfblslbtes, oles ordn9te
lib nabsr ~ bem atsn Generate, un ibn iu
febsn, nit ibm ;u fprsben uno einen bsr;libsn
lodnesbrud pcn ibm gu srbaltsn. Bon snem
Seosn puroe CT init 3ufrsosnbsit psrIaiTen uno
nur elm elnifimm9ss "6urrab fir Gen. Mdrs
Eel" mar bcrblr.
9ie 8sriommlung purbe alsbann BON ben
NseN T vi
Aeams @auntp, unb 9uffb, pon YbilabsIpbis
a burb frafts unr 9runepols Nsben srfrsut,
sbenfaOs rsestsn Scbn Sdr, Der Obc @rcbs
fbmiet, Sol. &obsrb. !6rn. Soanna, BON pbis
laoeIpbin unb Sol. einoiap, pcrtrsfflib iu Der
Wbi9sTsr ammlun9.
sub bic Mb9s2doiss bon eisfsr @tabt nabs
men parmsn2ntbsiI,bs ibcn msbrsre Boebsn
Dor oisfem Sage, warsn lis aufs @ifraife BE-,
fbdfti9t, Banners fben Su ibmhdsn unb nur
ben patrlottiben 8eilfe unb benz Nlsiss unisrsr
9Sbi9sedeiss babsn mir eS Su perbanfsn, bas
bic Strasen unfersr Staet pcn elmer Gste
sur anoerm aufs @efbmadpouifs NIT Slumens
9uirlaneen unb SrdnSen 9s;iert narsn.
gtun babsn mir nod ;u fogen, bab bas 8olf
bon msbreren GauntisS berbsieefcmmsn mar,
une pisle lounosrts iinb burb bos Nsssnmets
Isurifesbaltem ia fslbff msDrsre bunosrt Mens
fdbsn, sceldbe fbcn auf eem 2Es9s warsn, iino
ess ffarfsn Nesens rpessn wiecsr umssfsbrt
@enu9, mir f6nnsn init @swisbsit faesn, paB
mir Bel fbtnsrem 9Bsttsr etlibe aaufsnb Msn>
fbsn bier perfammeIt seisbsn babsn mirpsn.
llnfsre ecfcfcfcs bier frasen fib bintr ben
Obrsn uno iinb, rpie ss fbeint, sribrodsn !;
bsnn fis fsbsn ba6 berfslbs alts @ubn nob Isbt,
waS iie mob bsGsr tsi ser jest naben Babl
ausfinosn merben. e.
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Grein qsc, untsrssibmt 3. s. 3. g.,
was mir surdb bic pcf srbsltsn. NIT bsm Gre
fubsn ss sinSuridsn, fonnrs fsnsn Naun in
unisrm Slatts fncsn. Dem @nfsnesr esne
CUR Nabribt oa6 mir bic Nufnabms anonvs
mer Mttbslun9en eurbau6 psrlpsi9srn mliis
fen, msnn fis Yeritnlibtsitsn sntbalten.
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@6nee. - I'm ucrlesten Sonntaae fiel
auf ben @etamcfin Bergen, et,pa so Meilen
otsrbalb pottebiIe, eiu 5 bic 3ca tiefcr
q hnce. Nueb in Yottsbille temsrtts man
an Morsen bss ssmanntsn sases sinise 4ns
ssiebsu jsnes unsstetensn Safes.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1844-10-08

Sn Baltimore wurbe am Mittnott) N6ene
Elm bobif trutalsr Worb an sinsm Deutfd,sn
namsns Sesinrib Sr,issr psriibt. Der Sir.
9srmsliisr bon baltimore bietst $500 Selcb,
nun9 fur bic entesdnns tss 9bdtsrs.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1844-10-08
Ser Mebtb. Camiel SSebifer.


fubsn bislt ct Nbenbsm @ourtbaufe cine &ses
an bas Yubfum unb Die 3abl Der 3ubtrer
par 70 9rcs, eas bsr 9srdumiss eourtlaal eas
bon ubsrfaat mar. .Sr. SO. fprab baupts
iatblb absr ben sarif unb srfldrn in bsutli>
bsr absr mdsissr Sprabs Yclf's Stsauns in
Sssu9 auf Zen Sbustarif. Ole 3ubtrer was
rem BON bslesn Yartsen une fait ale marsn
NIT esm 8crtra9e bbbit ;ufrisbsn.
einss sofcfofos MAIDEN fib psielib lufiis
ibsr Die 9isbs tss abtb. @enatcr Ssrrisn,
mslbe esrfsbe am porIestsn Sreitase bier por
Der 9rossn sSbissgsrfammIuns bisIt. Sis ars
germ fib bab !pr. Gsrrisnt als Elm fiblibsr
Wann, in 70 frdfti9sn Worten ben Sbustas
r't psrtbslbi9ts tpoourb elmer ibrsr Qisblnsss
punbuss blcs9sfsat wurbe, ndnb bab bic
oSbiss i'm Horeer fir ben sarif uub i'm Sus
ben 9sssn bsnfelbsn ftien. Sie msinsn jsst,
pr. .. fclts s9entIib nibts mssen benz Sarif
fa9sn, meil sr als bic sarif fsSia i'm Ssnate
pertain, Der Sra9e ausipib unb wsesr fir nod
5s9sn etfslbs ifimmts. JSir pollsn bies aar
n'bt riesrlssen. 9Sir winsn wobl bas Sosrr
.. nitr fur ben sarif ftimmts unb Der Iraae
auslrldb, mir rpfsn absr aub, bab ct BON feis
nsn ecnffituenten inifruirt mar 70 su tbun.-
Die @sisesebuns bon @sor9sn bate namIieb
tbrs Mepreentanten unb Ssnatcrsn i'm Con.
ereb inifrurt nidt fir Die sarifSia iu film,
men ,psnn nitt bic DertbeilunSssGlaufel
earin sinusrlebt pdrs, mas Die llrtabe rpar
oaf bic beoen Genatcrsn BON Gsorssn nibt
fur bic Tarif.Sia ifimnten. @sbt absr bar
aus pcbl bsrpor, bas fIe nibt Grsunes ess sas
rife Tnb? Der 4btt. Sames Sutbanan, Elm
70 dbRr fofofofo tpie elmer in Yenniplpansn
ltbt, itmnte im 8ribjabr ls41 fit ben Bis
bsrruf BET gubtrafurp, wsil bic @sfesssbuns
ibn iniftuirt bate ss ;I tbun wrb ss aber
fsspesen spobl einen Bbi9 ssten, Der etrpas
sassssn fasts, rpsnn Sames Subanan bisrbsr
fdms unb sins &sbt ;u @unifen esr Subtrdius
rp bislte ? 1Sir sIautsn ss fbwsrlib.
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gab oas Solf bon pennipluanien uno ben
SerelnIete Staoten entfbeioen, welcben
bon Den srpel Ganoioaten es eewibenbaft
unt erftiiBen fann. g. 50.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1844-10-08

Isras uno feline Sbuioen.-Ds SQrus
ifon Gslssraph eas Sauptblatt in ssras, fast
bas bic SbuIo jsnss qanosS elm bunbert sba.
lsr auf jseen &opf bstrdst. Dies 1T bic unsss
bsurs 9bulb, wslbs oaS Golf oisiss eanbss
aufssforesrt pire auf fb Su nsbmsn. @inb
bic Burger Der gereinistsn Staakn piasns
bic einpobnsr bon seras in bic Union su faus
fen, sum preife BON 800 fir jsben Mann, je.
oe Srau unb sbss Rinb?
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-02-01
CONGRESS.
NAsftsktNs
TusssI.r ianu,

Tuesday, iannaryi6
The President Of the Senate laid before
that body communication from tile 'rea-
sary department. made in compliance with
2 resolution Of the 10Th ultimo, calling f,r
We Value Of imports and exports, designa-
ting Tree articles, &c. for the year ending
o. t'lr 30th September, 1913. The re-
pore Y IRON the Register Of tic Treasury,
all i .l,as stated:
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-02-01


TIE Clay Cub n ne Sity e Boz
Ton hs,iag slesHd ssstfsl distinguished
Wings. IN .afisussreiisus " lhe eounify
a. honarsry Rrmbers of Ilfr cluh. tnd
hssine noiissd thoss gentlsasn Of heir
eleeliaa. sus~srs base bssa rsesised. in
several insuhrss. uhish tyinrs he dep
interest hat l. frli in The sppfrsrh,nR
slse,ins. and lie ernsllI ehIhusisfn
wh.ch anins'es Die Wig rsnk.. Ofih<,e
he l.llosing lrrm the Hon. G,n.n Da.
10. Trp'sseut.iiss ia csrgress frem ne
Sac Of ksnneiys is fsbInhsd ID lss
Boston pspen:
Hoase ar Representatives.. January ,. 1874.
Gentlemen: Year fasof % the l5th ~.
limo, infofming me tha, ! have been on
lhimo1sly elected a. hnnsfary msmbef IL
he B1-.oa t'lsy Club. M. I. has been
EseeIved. Tray y.n 20 make my se-
kaowlecgfGehls tay our paiiolle sssoeis
lion 'i.r This distinguished les,imany of
their confidence. To be sllieI sish The
gallant and lrne-hestird Why's of ihe
old Cradle Of L betty IN The Impending
conhiet 10 me 10 . spirt-sthrne ha>
nor. | doubt noi that lhey wlli prove
they have inlenifd The principles and
sieadlnsss Of their i.iher-. and ase Iiehl
seiihy % be tie rounuymen 90 Warm.
and entrusted sish the ~srd 10 Bunker
HILL Tie sound IL The 6rsl gun ef the
Rssoluiiou uas csrEird from lhs old BY
) ale 70 one and 10 smother. pntll Il reaeE-
ed settlement Of b niy piaresrs planted
lien deep 10 he Western siIdrrnsss.
Their souls stre IN full sympathy With
iheu struggling snun.ryme and N lie
enthusiasm IL The OCCASION lhey CALI 4 their
licaiion LEXINGTON. Since lhai time ihIs
p ., has rroan 10 be bsauliial hale rl-
", and become the hear ii great COM
mon~ eal,h. Massachusetts aid thai
commonwealth lave lans been intimsle
y connected 10 principle. 10 policy, and
love Of country and now. ahes plincipls.
policys and county ere VI in peril. wiA
not The eAly and IA er connexinn 81 theIe
~ o Sales inci,e all The ,rne tonsf Of bn.h
10 . generous emulation sbieh ~ hem
shall nnnst distinguish herself in The tes.
ens! Let each - hear heralf .. ID chsl.
lsnge decIriua brisren them. after ihe
" of NOseulber, rom M atlsninrs ia
iinn..
Viii yon rereise yourselves. genie.
men. assurances Of the high regard Of
your ob.d,eni servant
GARRETT DAVIS.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-02-01

The trial u Amelia Norman. HE young
GIL who attempted 10 cammii suicide !
lev DAYS ago 10 lie Nsw York Cny ps,.
son. here she "a. confined lar an %.
sauii with Intent 10 klll ! Mr.. Ballard. ii
that city. is now IN progress. The case.
u viii be remembered. occurred on the l.,
81 NosemheLlasi. Ballard. il il sid. had
drawn herssa ~ from her friend. IL jersey,
seduced. and afterwards len her. Mad.
densd BY The d.sernon. size mel him .nr
sv'h'ng on The steps u he Actor House,
and plunged knife INTO him. i,a,cting !
severe bu. not mortal aound. The III.
al u not ended.
Upon Ibis ease The Tribune repark.:
" a Hard Gase. A woman who, In d Il,
q rlir' zy, slabs tie man Who has sa,n.
ed her BY lhe bases, reach ~. INST sn-
s9ef lof i 70 the law. though hsr. Is. on.
y an attempt; but for lie man. v Ao.e
long .csIsfr Of per6dy anil bru,sl lus, has
Dsefea her rom, and whose Cow srdls eel.
h'hTess has several ,l,Des placed her lie
sn ey'reme jeopardy. lie law has no De.
nal'J! Such i now lie law oI Nem York
Such - human insnc, ~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-02-01

ua.H dihrIafIs IsFs ful'eUed ~ ~.
sslass rosiiipn - ~hirh - ,lsue hiu-
srll-s posil,os shirh slriid. hossssr.
Dc ronisepl ~ IAr Sssts. shfh ihfy
iis uni "a n ua,iie.tis 90 riseii..n a
1880 The sans isbseilty and lnesrs
eny mukrd aBr inlfFcOuTss Ssh i0Irisp
nsiions. snd my ~ "a >. PtsffIsis sab
lerf0I eounrni hsrslirt.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-02-01

G,0fgla Eft!lol. AL the counties have
been officially heard from except one, and
that one IS Naae. ! lie majority 81 General
Ciinfli Is 4.456, which Is d gain in the
majority Of over 200 votes since lie
October election--he, Clinch. having "a.
ceIyed 33,4s9. and Sanford 29,033 votes.
he people have done well in this mat
ter. They will find that they have sen,
70 Congress an able and i,flurntlaI Res
preventative in The person of Gen. Cli0eh
--one whose head has grown grey III the
service Of his country. and wIm will ae-
gun himself with as much credit III ,he
Legislative halls of the nation. ~ IL
did IN The United STATES arIny. where
ne So long served, and in whic, re nj.
tanned 50 high a slatian. Had The full
vote Of the stale been polIed, and lie
san'e enthusiasm prevailed tha, did in
October, we have no doubt that the Ge-
neral woull hare received a larger ma;o-
Tity-bnt The Wing party are content
'or Inc increased majority shows tina, Tho
cause Of their great leader HENRY
.ha !, - on the advance in Georgia, 4
'"ct which we have recently often stared
nnt which Is nov proved. Mr.. tlav
over any other candidate for the Pyes;.
lency, has the confidence ofihe peonle
q Georgia, and will receivr--mark The
pfophecy-In November nexi, n,aiori-
Y ~ lhe nelghborllood of TEN IIlOU.I
SAND VOTES. Georgia journal. |
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-02-01

The friends Of Col. Richard MI. john
son, q large meeting held in Old Berlu,
pennsylvania, on the lst ultimo, rejected
resolution agreeing to abide by t,.e dcei-
sion OF the Baltimore Conversion.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-01-13
w A S H / N G I O N.
SATURDAY MORNING, JAN. 10, 1874.
0-The Letter of the Hon. William C. Ripes
Of Virginia, is published in an extra Standard
this morning, at ST. per hundred.
MR.. RIVES'S LETTER.

We give in our paper of to-day the very able
and eloquent letter addressed by the Hon. Viii
liam c. Rives, of Virginia, to personal friend in
that State upon the present aspect Of the politi-
cal affairs of the country, and giving his views
of the relative merits of the two prominent can
ddates for the Presidency, and their claims upon
the American people for their support.
Mr.. Rives's position in the Senate of the Unite
States, his long experience in public life, his am
nent abilities, and the confidence reposed in him
by the Conservative Democrats, not only in his
own State, but in other sections of the country all
combine to give weight to his opinions, and to
cothe them with an Importance which no one
will be hardy enough to question This impor-
lance is made manifest by the restless anxiety
exhibited by Mr.. Richie, even before the letter
made its appearance, but when its existence be-
came known, and its advent looked for, with
lance in rest, visor down, and body bent, the Chi
valrous Nestor made pass, even at the shadow
which the coming epistle cast before, though
there was at the same time struggle on the part
OF the armed knight, to appear to regard the ex-
pected onslaught of Mr.. Rives upon the DEM
cratic host, as a matter of no moment
The letter is clear, unequivocal, and leaves no
room to doubt what course Mr.. Rives has mark
ed for himself to pursue in the approaching Pres
idential contest, and he has furnished the most
cogent and convincing reasons for such course
and for those who think proper to follow HIM.
We think with the Editors Of the Richmond
Wing that emo candid man can doubt after a
perusal Of his very powerful letter, that Mr.
Rives has been brought to his conclusions BY the
clearest convictions of right and the strongest
persuasions of patriotism No one had right
to imagine, from his previous opinions, that he
would ever support the restoration Of Mr.. Van
Buren,"
We hope the letter will be extensively circu-
lated among the people, and especially among
that portion Of them who call themselves Demo
Gratis, and believe all who are opposed to them
to be rank Federalists'
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-01-13
A SLANDERER..

The Washington correspondent of the New
York Aurora, states in reference to the great
eight Of January celebration in this city by the
Locofocos, among other matters, the following:
"a supper at 81 each, was prepared by the
public gardener at the Apollo rooms. of which
only ninety.four persons in all partook What
demonstration of Locofocoisrn for the capital of
the United States-the centre and soul Of Benton
ism and Biairism! Ninety-four Van Buren, de-
mocra,s celebrating the victory of-General Jack
son, was going to say. at New Orleans but no,
sir, of Mr.. Van Buren's anticipated triumph in
November next"
"Ninryfour persons in aA," says the cores
pendent; yet he calls the "capital of the United
States the centre and soul of Bentonism and
Blairism!r' This is,what us object to- What
say the people of Washingtonl Are you t" Ball
rollers g Are you worshippers of the "galvin-
lied corpse :" 1t is libel. As to the ninetv-~
four Van Buren, democrats we believe, that's
about the number in the city, all told, during the
session Of Congress, but not SO many by about
ninety during the recess; only think of the De-
mocracy-'fo four dollars for Democratic dinner!
That's nearly the amount of .Gue days work for a
laborng man, and yet it is called democratic :"
Well, this Is a par with all their democractic
profesaons."
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-01-13
ANOTHER APPEAL TO ORGANIZE!

| hNO lI1Eh ATFEAL III ORGANIZE!
We published yesterday extracts from the
New York Tribune, on the same subject as the
following. We are grati6ed to see this feeling
manifested in other quarters. Read it Wings!
Act upon it! If there are but taoo Wings in a
district or city, lethem constitute an association,
and devise the best ways and means to operate
upon their neighbors. Let every man do his
duty, and our word for it, a victory more bril-
liant and glorious, and more secure, awaits us,
than that Of 1910. Up Wings, and at them!p'
No,o's The time.
The Memphis Enquirer of the 18th ut. con-
tans an excellent address to the young men
"who will cast their first vote for President in
November, 1914" The number in the State Of
Tennessee is estimated at not less than fire thou
sand. The writer addresses his young compat-
riots in the following language
" AS one OF yourselves, | appeal to you and
ask, if we shall falter or lag behind in the great
contest which approaches No: let us place
ourselves in the very front of the great Wing
army, and march in solid phaanx to the polls in
defence Of our principles. They are holy; they
are righteous-the same in defence of which
our revolutionary fathers fought and died. 1t is
true, they had Washington to lead on their
victorious armies, but have we not CLAY "a
1
the nation than was the former on the tented
field "a patriot not less devoted, and, above all
man not less honest than the father Of our
country" himself Aye, such a man is HENRY
CLAY of Kentucky. And inasmuch as our prin-
ciples can only be carried out in the administra-
ton of our government, by men; and, as we
firmly believe, that he, Of all other men in The
Union, is the ablest expounder and fullest repre-
sentative Of those principles, for the purpose of
placing him in the highest Office in the gift Of
the American people, let us-young Wings Of
Tennessee-pledge ourselves, each to the other,
from this time until the first Monday in Novem-
Der next, to use all honorable exertlons, with a
zeal which no circumstances could abate, and
wlth,a determination which no reverse can over
come-throwing ourselves into the thickest OF
the fight; and, calling to the rescue our fellow
Whigs-young and old-throughout the Union
never cease to battle until the glorious object of
our country's redemption is accomplished.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-01-13
pUNCHIsMs.

Diplomatic ON dist is whispered in court
circles that several changes and some new APP
poihtments, are about to be made in the Diploma
tic corps We do not vouch for these, but give
them as they reach us.
Minister 10 Hndosfan-W hen we name the
present talented editor of the Boston Quarterly
Review, Orestes Brownson, the most eminent
psychologue OF the day, whose ontoogical devel-
opments have given him rank with Locke and
Berkley, as being likely to succeed to this high
STATEN, we are sure that the fitness of the an
pontment will strike every one as peculiar MI.
Brownson is the only one whom we know 10 be
fully equal to the task of meeting. successfully,
the Brahmin NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Minister to France.-It is said that the Hon.
Mr.. Wise has devoted himself with untring as
sidnty to the acquisition of the French Ian uace,
and that committee Of three Senators, Messrs
Woodbury., Sturgeon, and Colquitt, have been
appointed to report upon his proficiency. 1t is to
be hoped their report will be favorable. The
polished manners, and uniformly courteous de-
meanor of Mr.. Wise, will tell well for us at the
Court of Versailles, while certain sauoir fare.
and versatility OF powers, which this gentleman
possesses, will not fail to make him acceptable to
the French Court &
English Poet Laureate.--This high post, it is
whispered, is about to be vacated. rumor pre-
walls that Her Majesty, Queen Victoria, has gra-
clously slgnfed TO Robert Tyler, Esq. that upon
his taking the thofallegiance to her Government,
it will be conferred upon him. This, whether
regarded as an honor TO the author of Ahasuerus,
or stroke Of policy in regard to the repeal ques-
ton, is certainly a judicious movement, and can
not fail to bind still closer the ties which unite us
in friendship with England.