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New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-29

20 Grand Rally fo~ Clay and rrehng- x.
huysen on "Wednesday, 3oth 0c.o"ei c'''.i.i.,, oi
ondersussl President. of The Clay CioSs sn
ysvYot pur.annt 10 a nnsnd.,on OF the Cea''a
Committee give ro:ie. ,hs Democratic WsS' snH o.a'
Meu OF their respective seSiou. ;aa. est 'fana
srs,,o. before Piesden,ia Election s ake '.c" ~ @
City Wednesday. the sGb day o! Oe'oSe'. IN "
"A that those or nil ounitx Who vor o. am
for Protection 10 American Labor. esd h'ascsn @ 90
and Of ,hs abe honest coas,'ea' @nvri's oi t.s
su aud ,nI.rests HENRY CLAY, l!i .. erpeces % s1Ae
er..ys V.rt The Gay Cubs an Wh,s ,.
tf New York with the l!acss aud iaSust! 49,
e.siop. arc re1nes,ad % or,e.ed with a rffahs-eE'
With view 10 brng out then respective forces. on the oeo.
x,os and day soy. named
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-29
Police Office.

Burgi:ry.-Early this morning the store Of John
Croen 2 Water street. burg eariously entered and
robbed pieces of cloth, Pantaoons coats vests silk
landkeFchleis, sc. the burglar and ;hei escaping.
LarctnisS John Brown was committed for steal
Ing mans cap from James Jacobs
Robert Carpenter WAS arrested by private watch
man p Z. Cole with about u yard. Of worte plaid lie
supposed 10 have stolen. He committed.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-29

a PosIrIvE REMEDY FOR ASTHMA AND DrsPEPsIA-LonS
leys Great Western Indian anacea the mo ehfsnt rene
has ever come knowledge Of any ones using lthost
Tors now offer 10 refund The price any who ahal use
and moi be benehtted For all of Asthma poitrr
cure giving To the patent Iost ana sieep' "ou or u 81
Courtfnndtst
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-29
Court Calendar. This Day.
Coaaos PLEAs.-Nos 81, 3S, 9, 40, Al, 43, IL,
I2O, IS, 80.
CITY INT ELLIG ENCE
MDSDtf
Cnnrf Of ChancerY.

The Chancelior commenced the Novembsr Term
Yesterday in the Court Chancory room The Vice Chaace.
or also the OF the Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
There were 10 decisions 2fther CoUr1.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-29

E The CooPEKs meet this evening to organize
for the Great Procession. The time is short, and ii
hoped that the attendance will be general, as the
arrangements must be made on the spot.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-29

FATAL AccIpESr-Jalnes {. Cook was killed at
ColugIbus Ga. week before LAST, by being dashed
against u tree W his runaway hcrse.
DgAru OF JUpGE MORGAN or NEW ORLEANS
rhr Hon. Thos n. Morgan. OF New Orleans. died
at Nashville Tenn OF consumption, on the Sd inst.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-29

CO. The CHINESE HAIR EgADicATOR.1his celebrated
article possesses the singular properties of always extracting
even the stiiest nr wherever applied and person
who dbecycs this tested before buying. az No 4
certainty vestge OF hnir II three minutes al
tor .tsu u,,Dl,r
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-29

ry The turn out CT the Stone Cutters on the
Both will be, as understand, grand afidr. The
trade will be ia full operation on large truck splen-
didly decorated drawn by eight ofthe largest horses
in the civ
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-29

~ we invite the attention Parents and Guardian. to
mos, desirable institution young Ladies' here every oppor.
tuby { oTr red facilitate their mental ard culture
while they avoid the heavy Usually attendant upon
iuch advantages.
F. AtyiI, Eso music store, au Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-29

FANCY CurLsRY.-Over lao different patterns OF Joseph
Esger sons Tosenhoim's highly finished Knives.
embracing every kad OF Congress. Wharncle. Pencil and
O:e Knives with full assortment OF Nail Files and Nipper
Tweeze Bsot and Button Hook. Key RiGgs. Sc7on, &c
g.: at the toilet furnishing l B-oad~aT-G Saunders
4. ann t2l OF htc
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-29
BY This Mornings Mail.
AaxASsAs.-The following Wing msj,rities
are reported in the Iatel'igeneer Of yesterday:

These returns, IT viii be seen, do no: indicate
a sufficient decrease in tie Loco vote TO give US
much hope OF the State.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-29

~ Singing Class down Town.-On account
Of the approaching Elections the commencement. Of the Claa
in The Lecture Room Of 81, George Church. Of Beck
and Chseets, vii. be deferred until the secoud Tue-
day evening in November
oa9rc 2) WM B. BRADBURY
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-29
hrRaIlSaS, 4

The Little Rock Banner of the 9Th has TIC
following returns. They do not decide the con-
tcs, for Governor. The Congressman, we PIE
sumo is pnhinst ue.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-29

RAISING BLoODThs IL Of the most alarming diseases
man ,uDJec his lie danger every
uncommon thing for person the Of coughing rupuro
blood vessel and bleed death fifteen minutes Hence the
greet importance OF attending coughs; every dny
put oil the danger DR.. Aliens Bnum of lore
hound IyetSO aId pcursy Root the only remedy that
be relied dpon, Other remedies may possibly relieve, but
this cures II heals and Strengthens the lungs DR.. Aliens
Ialnn IN ease Asthma. pal pltaon .fheat and yer
plant the important and ccctuul remedy known
IN my nge country. ~ -
For sale by j. ii. MOSEl.Ef, " John street.
prra afiullo
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-29

e The DRr GOODS DEALERS aEe requested 10
meet to night al Columbian Hall TO complete their
aryung ements for the Great Procession. Come all!
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-29

1 We are desired publish. and thet from reiahil
f., the oeGsft Of the =nu hern rave.nof Moore
and New-Lre,n,-thrt tie Alasana kver f:om Muni
z0mery Mobile fine boc.ing condition Or sh draush
Boats and that Boat. leave regularly three times per o
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-29

II The Unonists meet Cd Wednesday morning
at National Hail. Every MEMBERS is expected 10 be
present See advertisement.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-29

DEATH OF Hon. WILLIAM CAMPBELL This
venerable and highly esteemed individual died
Yesterday morning at his residence in Cherry
Valley, aged II years. Mr. Campbell was the
eldest son of the late Colcnol CAMPBELL, OF Cher
ry Valley, and the only member of his family
vino escaped death or captivity in the bloody mas
sacro of that place, in November, 1873. His
whole life has been marked by strict integrity
and high moral character, and he has filled
many responsible Offices Of trust and honor with
great fidelity and ability. He has been several
times member Of the State Legislature, and
was member Of that body during the revision
OF the laws in 1880. He was recently Surveyor
General of this State and at the time of his
death one of the Regents of the University. He
leaves large circle of relatives in the State to
mourn his loss, but TO descendants. His adopted
daughter. Mrs. Grant, late missionary to Persia,
disd ct Ootoomiah several gears ago. Mr.. Camp
bell was blessed with vigorous constitution, and
his friends have reason TO believe that MS life
would have been spared many years, had he not
suffered internal injury by an accident which oc-
Cured TO him when returning home from his last
official duty with the board of Regents at Albany
Commercial Adv.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-29
Democratic

C5- General Committee Of Democratic
wing Yorn. 'Ien.-This Committee will assemble
ut BROADWAY HOUSE, or WEDNESDAY, the 9th inst
n, HALF PAST NINE o'coek. y. NJ. for The purpose OF
meeting IN body in the r.en, demonstration Of tat day
Every rronbef will be expeoed be n, MS post Puneun
attendance Is required. BY order,
DAVID GRAHAM. Chairman.
GImAFtTEs Idni HnIoI +; ItTLoS' secre,unes osac
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-29

PREs'T CENT? CLAY COM. !
GEN. GEO. :. DOUGHTY,
GEN. MATTHEW KELLER,
col. FLORENCE MOHONEY, |
CAPT. JNQ. +. ALLEN. {
col: ROBT. G. WETMORE,
col. WILLIAM JONES,
MAJOR a. X. POST. J
Dirision .HGrshdls.
GEN. DANIEL LEE,
\. &. kORTWRIGHT, ESQ.
COL. DAVID 5. TURNER,
COL. THOS. +. PEERS,
COL. SAMUEL B. WHITE,
WILLIAM s. JOHNSON, Esq.
JOHN RIDLEY, Egg.
JOHN +. DODGE, Esq.
NORRIS a. PHELPS, E:q.
JOHN 4. MITCHELL, Esq.
CHARLES \. SlM0NSON, ESd.
GEORGE 4. BROWNE, EsQ.
VI. HOPPER, Esq.
CLARkSON CROLIUS. ESQ.
THOS. S. SHEPPARD, Esq.
JOHN BENSON, Esq.
STARkES W. LEWIS, Esq.
JOHN s. LAWRENCE, Esq,
MASON THOMPSOF. Esq
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-29

u- Rheumatism. IN all IL various FORMS will b. eas,ualy
cured b. snc Dr. Sweet celehmtct Nerve aud Bone Ln
ment a4d Indian Vegetable Specific. let all AFFECTED try Tor
Themselves. To Dc Ind genuine only Of =
Prce 20 cents per bottle j. II. MOSELEY, sl Iohn.st.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-29

Tvr Nor,cr The worst attacks Of the Piles are cured
very on by using Hays Ipimcnt and Lns Celestial Balm "
China and these articles fail - cure The proprtsto
pedge themselves refund the Bold at Il Cour!aqd
49,, 49,, o5
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-29

1 The best bi offered any place Of cmusemen, i. De.
cdsy that OF The New York Museum The smallest woman
The world. The Southern Sonssters numbe the ost
band Of MINISTRIES IN Anence The Bohemian Brother. Miss
Adar Miss Je1selyre Sc.-all 70. one chilling
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-29

Total, so lar. ,U27 IiIo 2aU IlUo9 I,00'
Van Buren, majolity in these Counties in ls40
III; in the State, l,G06. We do not see how
Wake. can be elected. In part
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-29

~ Boiler Makers "A
Boot and Shoe Makers.
Rope Makers.
Ashland Association.
American Protective Association.
Black.mlths.
Cigar Makers.
TWENTIETH DIVISION.
Escor o; Horse. h.
''Se' tSe HeaTy II q caS Cub and of tie WaTd COMMITTEE
Seventeenth Ward CLAY FaTB's GnB :sd Citizens OF e wa:d On
foot,
German Clay Club,
Fifteen yoke OF ONea,
s,ars with Stall dressed,
Trunk Maker.
TWBNTY.FIRST DIVISION.
Escort of Horse.
kniekeIboeker Clay Cluh.
Grand Temple Of Industry. ,
Young Ac. Henry Clny ASSOCIATION with tieca!
Cavalchde 6Sr.
The TIads and A.soc4sions areadg e9oite are nene ~
The above erosnWne ho'g -, 5o rsposd WI eo 9e efs
O'Clock, and their positions the line viii he assne them
The Divisions will assemble for the purpose Of being formed
into column at the following places:
Il; D.vIsloS-on State the head OF tie DIVISION resting
on Ba;,e:y Place
I'D Drv1s.oy--on Greenwich eet-rsht on Bas'y Piace-
Hid DrvsloS-Oa the Battery fronting on Battery fiaee'
VT, DIvIs!oy-ner the Procession from Broadway through
Greenwich st. Their head resting on Rectorsi
V;h DrvIsIoSEn;e from Broadway through lAoer'y - 'He
head resting IN Greenwich st. at Cednr 81
With DivsIoy-Er;er from Broadway through tutoa' ce
head resting on Greenwich 81, at LoertT ST.
With DlvIsIoS-Ener from Broadway through NeeJ ST. 'he
head resting on Greenwich at Futonst
With E;IyIsIoN-Ener from Broadway through bac'a' -
the head resting Greenwich at Ne.ey st.
IXt: DlvIsIoS-Enter from Broadway Though Murray - 'e
head resting on Greenwich ct Barclay st.
Xt DrvrsoS-Enter Broadway through w eIren 81 INC
bend resting on Greenwich at Murray &.
YEb ryIsoy-Ente! from Braa,rav through ChuiiDe5 81
the head resting on Greenwich u. Warren ST.
yII,h DvIsIoS-n West Broadway hend resting at CHAM
bers 81 extending to franklin st.
XIII DyIsIoy-n West Broadway the head of the column
on Franklin ST
Xvth DlvisioS-In Hudson - the head resting nj Rendes
XVIII DrysioSTn Hudson ST. the head resting at frankns St
XVIth irvIsoy-In Hudson the head resting n: Lagh 81
XVIIth DvIsoS-En,er from Broadway through Canal to
aght ani then the head Of the column at Hudson ST.
XVIlrh DIvisloS-On Cannl street, the head resting at West
Broadway.
YIXth DvIsroS-n Wooster St the head resting on Canal ST.
XXh DvIsIoS-In Greene the head resting on Canal ST.
XXIst D1vsIoy-ln Mercer ST. the head resting on Canal st.
The Procession will then up Broadway 20 Fourteenth
street. through Fourteenth the Third Avenue. down
the Third Avenue the Bowe down the Bowery to Grand
street up Grand East Brndway, down East Broad
way TO Chatham street. down Chatham street 10 the PGEk
The whole Procession be under the md of General
FREDERICK PETZ, Grand Marshal.
J.I-<- ' TlN
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-29

OF yotico.-GRAND CLAY PROFESSIONALS
following plan und order Of arrangements Will be adopted by
tbs several WARDS nnd Clubs in marssng their numbers In
the line.
Ei,, Chairman of the Ward Co,.mccs and President of
the Clay Clubs Second Members Of the Clay Clubs and
Wings Of tho Ward foot THIRD Carriages WITH aged or
infnn cit,zen, Fourth Such ard cnbens ~ echaE
les Associations and trade, OF the Ward oised and
ranized IN eonne1iou with the Ward distinct from the united
dernonaiion. o Trades from the whole city Fifth Ct
zsps Of the Ward on Horseback.
By order Of the Joint Committee OF Arrangements.
o23 81 JOSEPH KEEN, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-29

CrTHE KENTUCKY MISsTEELs were rspturousy receive.
les, night at Ike American Museum and with other talented
performers give tbs afternoon Ut O'Clock,
and IN the evening al :.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-29

WARDS VEGETABLE HAIR OE.-For the el-ctual remoy-
las OF a dnndru from the head, causing the hair TO grow
uNIElulily short time, giving soft and glossy
appearance which produced by other article. For saI1
ut S2 John street. Pnce ~ cents per bottle.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-29
pEyyoriis ,.,..lIsn, f.srtr.i Gay :;o:rln:.;e~
iSnaiL, o.', -, ie,r u 3. W. La: C!ch.

Extract from The Mixucs " Chnra Cay EIeeEtirc
Commi..es. Saturday Oct IL. lsii:
Resoiued, Tha; The President Of the Cen,ra lay Commit
requested the Clay CLUB and other Clay asse
ntonS o u1dng Counties and stes 20 COOPERATE
with this Commit the proposed 'ia Meeting and Pf'
cession 10 be held In this y "Wednesday the h day Of
October. JOSEPH KEEN. Secretary.
10 compliance with the above Resolution hereby respect
tuly C!as Clubs uni friends oi Ciuy generally,
whurn our prirute have not chsl! OF
BoSon Providence New. w.laven ,o:w!ch and EndEep0rt
Rleo the Clay Clubs Of King Queens and Suffolk Renond
Wsschrsts Rocknnd. and the River Counties 70 JON with
and dsplay their noDe Baaners with Phiadepia
Snd Baltimore you ieuve your aJO:. and Join Us
VicoIops Whisr of ud.on an4 f:s,aI coen S G
from glorious triumph of ieif hardioucht oae te,d
Let them come, If be only - receive thanks lo who
they have done for Come from the Cities und from me
Country, from shors and fnn he mountain, from The
and the Workshop from the ship md from The oe
Let ali who have any thing 10 by Loco Foco success or
any thing 70 gain by his victory. come form loi hna
display OF their force before The last battle held iof
HENRY CLAY '4rake-arisei or be ior ever inllsn"
j. N. REYNOLDS.
oil President Genital Clay Committee,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-29
THE TRIBUNE.
TUESDAY MoRNlNG. OCTOBER 2s.
lya!a NOMINATIONS:

Oc:cte. g, lSii.
Resolrej That tbs Committee DO approve Of the Mass Con
and PROGRESSION which 10 take place under the direc.
t,o 0. the General Cuirnt:ee OF Democratic NhE oE
Men and inc Clay Ccare committee on the Goth instant and
do recommend 10 the VARIOUS urd Committees enI Cay $50
rator. and 70 Wi ;e'i"cftye generally 10 unite N
,!i- ..rr- y BOWDrTCH BLUNT. Chairman.
). H. HnR.pT lIAws. ,coc-e.,-a.
JOSEPH L. PiassoS,
B-Thc members Of the Geae,n Committee earnest
iy requested assemble "Wednesday morning, Srh instant
=, 10 O'Clock Broadway House, fo ;he purpose Of proceed
as n b,y % place winch wall se assigned to them IN
,,e in. oc n,.c,x..os o29
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-29
The putIic school Question.

Hiram ketchum will rsPeet his Lecture or State
ment OF Facts on the subject of rhe Public SCHOOL,
law ikis ereniag q, the Dutch Church corner OF
Bleecker and Amos Streets. The following i, the
invitation sent TO Nr ketchnru:
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-29

D~ LADIES AND GENTLEMEN; now IA .he time 10 usa tho
Rain of Columbia for the Hair Those who wish 10
wh>AeFs long nr the coming winter wall nd he Balm Of
NOTED the growth of the hn ike BE TO get mono but
the genuine counterfeit worthless. Sold only al q
Courtlandt street.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-29

AR,EsslsG TO MAyK1yp-CoNyrLL MAGICAL PNS E1;
rRACToR-Th great healing Saive acknowledged by al
WIN hnye used to be the wonderful article eser knowu
IL repe. all injuries by fire extracts all PAM ami prevents NOR
titraon m every case Ii will any OF the following CON-
Rams Old Sores Ery,pea,.
Chaps,
Sa, Rheum. Scronh, Wounds,
Errpt!Ons, Sore Eyes, Pilcs ,
CMlblnns, Colds ~ wOunhs. Tender rect. -
Remember genuine only at q Courtlandt.st. oS
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-29

SIR Many of your fellow citizens resident in the North.
Western section OF this City, having had the opportunity
Of hearing your statement Of facts and remarks recet gwen
nj the Tabernacle and Rutgers Institute, the Public School
Question, beng desou, Of obtaining Information i'm
Doran subject. respectfully request that will repeat the
evening early next weeS such place may
be arranged lor Your answe: wI! oblige Us.
Respectfully &c.
F. V. MANY, WM. MAspEvILLE.
AEN. VAS NEST, JAMES NoTET,
JOHN MCLEAN, JOSEPH ToRREY,
GEORGE SUTTON, I. ANTHONY o9 IL
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-12-30
Yours,
LEXINGTON. Ky.. Dec. 81 1914

ANiSNlVNt hNsi Ice 81 1914.
sh: The Democracy Of thI. region, and doub
not Of the whole State OF Kentucky, have viewed
with regret the course Of Mr.. Benton on the Ters,
question. He PROCESSES strong friendship for In,
measure and is using himself to impede it progress
The object of his BiI is doubles. to entsnee. /.
not the scheme altogether imprac,icable Will Tex
as sanction measure by which slavery in her terri
tory is abolished by act Of the Congress of the
United States Will the Southern States. too. Aid
In the passage Of law that aholishes slavery in any
portion Of her territory even Il that territory be nc.
CURED by the same set1 The admission of Texas
on such terms, " she would consent 10 IT, wonld h.
an admission Of the power Of Congress to ,boli.b
slavery in the District Of Colunbs and in the Terri.
tories, and precedent for law to that effect Will
the Democracy have grown warmer in the desir, n
annex Texas, the Wings generally, in Kentucky.
are now for annexation. ave are all for NJ said
distinguished Wing in this place few dsy. since.
kcntuckisns have affection for our sister Repubic
that cannot again be ,oheedled into apathy And va,
may feel assured that this State is for snnex,,or
immediate, by at least three-fourhs Of the voting M
ruIatioo 1t IS opposed here, in Kentucky, only NV
the sord'd and superannusled Of our people.
IL is somewhat interesting TO observe the in,rc,,,
carrying on to operate Mr.. Polk in the formation
OF his Cabinet Mr.. Polk is, fortunately for himself
and Tor the COUNTRY, unhammcled by promise. Of
preferment to any set Of politicians and free from IN,
me'se- of the various nlisues in the country. A.
however, the pre,en, Cabinet is conspicuously con-
nected with the question Of Amer alton y 1t would
certainly be an unwise stroke Of p, lcy 10 the new
President to invite that Cabinet TO retire before the
completion OF measure of vital policy and that too
measure embraced by him in the canvass and which
effected much in bringing about hi. election. Should
Mr. folk not retain the present Cabinet, it might b,
regarded BY some as an abandonment Of the Ter,.
project And II that great measure is sb,pdop,d
now, thaoSr Government has son. so far in IN. A.
fair, will not all Europe consider such abandonment,
or " en~<.hins ~ sSsgrsc. on III. country.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-12-30
Correspondence Of the Madisonian.

LEXINGTON, Ky, Dec. 81, 1874.
Sir: Abolitionism has this day received blow
from Kentucky that will undulate through the Uni
on. The jury in the case Of Miss Della A. Webster
who arrested and indicted for kidnapping slaves
from this place the 28th of September last to-day
rendered verdict OF guilty, and fixed the period o.
her confinement in the pen,cntisry years. The
testimony in the case was entirely crcumstantial but
very strong. The substance of it was that she oca-
ted herself here in the teach school, but
was the Agent Of a company Of Abolitionists in
Ohio. Some two weeks before her arrest, a Mr.
Fairbanks came over from Ohio TO aid her in carrying
out her plans. On the 2Slh of September they con.
vsyed three negroes in a hack to Ohio and when
they returned were arrested The main and materi.
al part Of the testimony consisted Of letters and pa
pcrs found in their possession Her trial commenced
on Tuesday, and terminated thi. morning. She has
yet to be tried on two indictments.
Fairbanks h" three indictments against him, and
will no doubt be convicted on each one.
Yours
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-12-30
TEXAS NEW S.

The news from Texas, which we publish TO-
day, and particularly the extracts from President
Houston's Message, should be carefully consid-
cred by all our public men. Although we con
slider the door TO be yet open for annexation, ye'
we can we'll imagine that The hand OF European
diplomacy is upon the latch, and In the act OF
closing it upon US.
There can be no doubt but that the People Oh
Texas have made up their minds TO have their
Gate decided by the present Congress OF 'he
United States SO that whether they shall be
admitted back into the Union they venerale, or
whether they must resort to the alternative oil
securing the guaranty of Permdnency from hu-
ropean powers, they are resolved lobe no longer
the victims of cruel suspense, and have deter
mined 10 effect some arrangement, at once,
which will insure them governmental stab'iiy'
Nor is this 10 be wondered at. We are IN
formed by an intelligent citizen Of Texas 'ha'
the holders of real estate will be enabled TO re-
alize twice the price their property would now
command, as soon as any arrangement Is MADE
either with the United States or Great Britain,
which will convince purchasers that il will not
be molested by invasions or revolutions Under
these circumstances, we feel convinced that II
this Congress does not act. that the next one
will not have the opportunity.
Since writing the above, our eye has fallen
upon the following extract from letter written
in Washington, and published in The New York
Commercial Advertiser:
"Texas wants, as say, the ability and security o.
q British alliance. This being effected, know and
can assert that slavery 10 this region, will soon cease
to exist have conversed with many Shareholder
Of this vicinity on the subject, and they al tell me
that tho establishment Of stable government II
Texas will depopuate Maryland, Virginia and THU
District Of slaves"
Such are the indications which we daily NEE
with, that the Federal prints of the North art
doing all they can to encourage Texas TO form
an alliance with England. They threaten tC
dissolve the Union if Texas be annexed 10 The
United States, and yet persist in expressing The
South with high protective Tariff! They
know not what they do. We hope our fears
NAV be without foundation-but If they should
not be-if Texas should be driven into fee
trade alliance with England, and some Of tn
Southern States should participate in the com
merciai drrdng emerf. IN contrarention OF tn.
Tariff ialo-what, we ask, what horrible scene,
might not be anticipated Who can contem.
plate, without shuddering, such state Of things
And who doubts the disposition of Great Britain
to repd asunder this Union, by any and 'al the
means in her power7" If Great Britain were
to aid in opposing our laws, and by doing so
effec,ually destroy the manufacturing interest in
the North, what would the blue-light gentry
then think and say7 Would they not thlnl
that they had gone too far in driving TeIa,
away from the Union, and in espousing the
cause of the selfstyled British "philanlhro
pists 2"