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Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-05-11

the motives Of my past ~, by changes or
ccncealment Of opinions maturely formed
upon great national question, for the UNI
worthy purpose Of increasing my chances
1of polifical promotion"
We cannot perceive, from hasty peru
sal Of Mr.. Gays letter, that he expresses
any opinion a. tolhe constitutional ques-
lion which is u4deraood to Be involved;
but BE- avows himself in strong language,
70 b opposed to annexation in IN the Va
rious aspects in which it has been 4resent-
ed. Instead Of strengthening the South
he believes Il would weaken it--Texas.
according 70 his information, being suscep-
|tible of division into Eve States It con-
isnt form and -, two ofwhich would
bsslaye md three 4 esS States. 70 sun M.
Re ays:
In eaaalas;on, ehsy nay b sa.asd in !
fsw words p b, thai I cons;der the an
Enexafion 4 Texas Z tia -. ,v;ahc.,t
he asesnk q Nsxioo, : : - -
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Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-05-11


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The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-10-21
MR.. ADAMS AND GEN. JACKSON.

In Mr.. John Q. Adams recent speech at Bos.
ton, that gentleman reiterated The declaration
which he made eight years ago. in the House At
Representatives, that Gen. Jackson approved of
the Treaty with Spain in 1919, which gave us
Florida. and fixed The S tbine instead of the o
del Norte az the western border of the United
States. lie stated that the Treaty was signed
The % of February, l3l9-that Gen. Jackson
was in Washington city at this time and that
he, Mr.. Adams, Secretary of State, and by
direction of Presid MT Monroe, took the Treaty,
alter it had been completed and made ready for
the signatures, 10 General jackson, who EXAM
INED AND ArrRnvED OF IT! At the coe of his
speech 10 Boston, Mr.. Adams submitted his Diary
for the year 1919 for inspection, in which were
three paragraphs detailing his interviews with
General Jackson GA the subject referred 10, aud
proved most satisfactor " all that he had AZ erled
The editor Of tho Washington Globe has been
aborng through two numbers Of his paper to
show that Mr.. Adams has uttered fa,ehond,
and charges that he rewrote his Diary and waited
eight years bef,re showing it, in order that il
might acquire the appearance of age! Francis
p. Blair making charges of this base nature
against JOHN QUINCY ADAMS! Just think
of it
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-10-21
THE pRELATE'S NIECE.

AT late Wing meeting in New Jersey, e.. r.
fi"'cnnb, Esq, in speech in favnr of the Pro'ec-
I've System. and IN the presence of six or seven
hundred factory girls, related The following Incl.
dent
have seen myself, on the third floor of WOOL
len tac'ory at Tariffvi'Ie, in Connecticut, the
daughter. the orphan daughter, of an Episcopal
&c z. mar. The "Wn niece Of the oldest Epi, cnpal
shop of the United States, the late B,-ioD
GrIsMo'd "f Mtssachus ets, sn engaged; and Tie
ia Gerrude-and fair she washer hruw az
Parlan marble--her eye dark aid bright, and ul
like the g zelle's, and
18th. mind b"nmed forth, showing coun,enancc
Radiant with pure light ethereal"
She ielt none the tess good. nr vriub,is or re-.
spectacle, that with the labor Of her hands she
assisted to give support to a widowed mother IN
declining health, and two or three young orphan
sisters. She was thus at work when saw her
on " hat vas the old mill seat Of her grandfather.
who had owned The country for circuit nf two
miles roniid. may mention here, IS expo. ng
Thai SILLY argument Of the poor against The rich,
that have heard my father say, that when a brv
he took girls, ~ the same old mill, that Mr., af-
terwnrd B'sh"p Gri~wnd, wa- moving in an adj.
Joining field In hung his scyihc upon an aDpie
Tree, took the grst off his hnr.e vr upd il. nut
the bags on, and starred hsn, home Nv father
suhs' qneniv studied the languages. Greek and
Latin. with Mr.. Grsuod, and came 10 the bar,
while tie mil er became q Bishop, and deceased
but few months since, with lie reputation Of
being one oi the most learned and respected d.
vines in the Epis. opal Church.
A. some may be cnriuus TO know the subse
qnent fortunes OF he far fact ny girl. will only
add, that about ten miles farther up the Farm nv.
Ton stands neat and comfortable dwelling, snr
rounded by a shruSbery that Shnns'one himself
might indeed have envIed, and thher good and
honest Wing has inv ed her tu come and share
his cabin, and has sworn to love, honor. and pro.
tect her One or Two yourg rose-buds have since
opened their petals 10 the sun To grace still far
Ier the parental stem. And, my fair country.
women, without wishing you anything bad. and
not knowing what | wish you better, may
your fate, u due time resemble my fair friends
in the Wing husbands. rosebud- and all, and be
sure, after that, you keep the Iatch.sring on, TO
all honest " h,gs.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-10-21
GETTING DECIDEDLY RABID.

The last Globe contains another " Last Card"
with the names of that delectable brace of AUTO
NATIONS, ''Towles and Sengstack,' attached
thereto. which contains abou, the largest amount
of billingsgae and blackeuardism that we have
seen strung together in a twelvemontb. The
manufacturers of these hyena Cards, TO which
the aforesaid brace Of Locofoco au'oma,ons seem
ever ready TO lend their names, are getting quite
too rabld Tor this season of The year. They abb
soiutey heat the copper.hcads in August, in The
way OF emitting venom! They charge the Hon.
WILLIS GREEN with committing forgery and Ut
terlng triple Jaisehoods !! How poeticat their We.
nom Is : No doubt they begin to feel that they
WIZ not share with BLAIR g. Rives's trimmings. be-
cause The Sl5oco be, by those spolls worthless will
ne pocke'ed by the Wings. As to Gen. GREEN.
he can say to them, with nnruffled temper, in the
language of Sir William Draper to bis traducers
"cease, vpers, you bite fie!,
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-10-21
NEWS FROM EUROPE.
From the N, Y. Ilerald Of Sunday.

Owing 10 The non appearance OF Inc Acadia
detained probably by fog. two or hree Of our pack
cts have arrived with lI'lle LATER news from Eu.
rope. We suppose that our parcels by the
steamer will reach us at an early hour this morn.
ing
The packet chips Baltimore. Funk. from IIav.
re; Hendrck Hudson, NJ ore, ON London; E,l-
rope, Furber, from Liverpool; and Prince a ber',
Sebor. from London, arrived yesterday with adj
ces from llavre Of The Is h, and l. 'ndon of the
2lst uIt, two days later than previously received
No change in cotton.
Money market very easy.
The Queen was stlll in Scotland.
The French funds had improved considerably.
by reason of the treaty of peace with Morocco.
NJ Camille Perer, peer of France, died ON
the Is b.
The Vile de Lyon, hence, arrived at Have
on the 10th.
the Madrid journals of Sep 10 say that in
some OF the Provinces the c rsl party had re.
ceived large ma jO~ties IN the elections.
A Vlrnn, p. per says The Government had CIV
en- pernIsslpn To a Company To establish a ceiI-
'ral railroad in Hungary.
A great number distinguished per sons went
the 10Th ut. at Nruiy to fer The King Their
congra nl,'i"ns on the conclusion OF the peace
with Morocco.
A letter from C ,nstan,ia Of the 4 h September
shSes 'HC iliIihiSi VI tut tIiueS HOn lle du~
joining territories under The Bey of Tuns. crnt,.
nued. They could Row r.ck' 5000 ents OF the
tribe of M.yargna Their tn'gt amn VA canr.
ed by evrs upon them for the Bey'. regular
troops TIE Duke D'Auua e had taken every
precautions to prevent an iirupr II in their re- a.
IONS with Turns. Two hundl ed aud fifty Harac-
ia horsemen had been surprised while M * ne a
razzla upon the .arhachs. lie tribe had been
punished bv fl e OF 5000 fares.
The VISIT OF THE KING OF THE FRENCH TO
ENGLAND - he Flench >ie,,n yes Ell OF war Can.
man, C,pt. D.rudonne, arrived on | tuesday, IRON
CherUunrg, and came into the harbor, with drs-
patches, OF which Baron de la Rouclere Lenoury
was the bearer, relative tn The near approaching
visit Of the King Of the French to this Country
One was from Admiral de la Suisse To Admiral
SIR Charles Row ey, requesting accommodation
m his harhor TOR the steam squadron which is 10
escnt The XII G 10 this pert Tie Baron pre-
ceeded IL l. nd,n on his arrival, and eau G back
on Wednesday, When The ClI:,an returned to
Cherhourg. The Ga iuan is vessel of 100
Ions, with an ensi e OF go horse power.
Marshal Bag"aud had return d !" Al2iers,
VIII re he was received with great enthusiasts u.
Cap. AuIray, of The SPANS, had died ut wounds
received at The battle OF l,iy.
The King, by ordnance If the IL inst.
conferred on Marshal Bagtaud, Gov rnur Gene
raj # The French possessions III Alg@ra, The title
Of " Duke u H."
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-10-21

ANDREW STEwART.-Sipwari's mai rity for
member of Congress in Greene Fayette, and
Somerset counties, is l42. In Greene. CIeaven-
ger, hrs competitor, had majority Of 93l. in Fay
cite 446; but the Frosty sobs of Thunde," in
Somerset Strengthened that majority on, and laid
Ceavenger as cold as wedge. II his election
Mr. Slewar' did rot beat Clcavenger alone, who
ls mere man 'f straw, very little superior TO
Steenrod, but lie heat The Locofocos of the Union.
Why, we know men who were h red to 90 from
Med'lls district, near Cincinnati, 10 hr;p to de-
feat Stewart, and actually walked up to Greene
county 10 vote. They were paid for it, The I1o-
c"focos here and elsewhere are more ANNOYED At
otewarts election than they coud be at that of
any other man. Wheeling Times.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-10-21
ARKANSAS.
Small fauors thankfully received"

Small IauOrs THANKFULLY receired'"
Our Cincinnati papers bring information that
the elections in Arkansas have gone in favor IT.
the Wings. If correct, We are glad of it; we
however, have our doubts. Arkansas is a little
Safe which We have all along conceded to the
Locoocus. But if she ,cM come into the Wing
ranks, situated she is, the nearest neighbor to
Texas. why we will welcome her, and shout,
/" Ilurrah Tor Arkansas!' -
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-10-21

II is said that Mr.. Polk, the other day, flew in
TO most towering rage because Wing neipb.
Dor, who is something of wag. sent him COPY
OF the excellent novel entitled :" Tales of NV
Grandfather. "-LonispiHe Jour-
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-10-21

SOUTH CAROLINA ELECTION. The regular
Locofoco ticket for the Legislature has succeed
ed at Charleston and VICINITY by VOC of two To
one over the independent ticket. Mr.. Holmes is
elected to Congress- without opposition.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-10-21
IPWRECKS-KEpOR TED LOSS OF u.
s CUTTER VlGlLANT AND TWELVE
nE HE'D GREW


Captain Churchill, Of the ship Nlthanlel, Hoop
err arrived at Char eston on Thursday from Dos-
ton. spoke on the 14h instant ship | zrlda, of
Newburypnrt. from New Orleans for London, who
requested him 10 receive on board three wrecked
seamen, two If lhem Michael Drsco and Henry
Hoyt, believed to be the only survivors OF crew
Of fourteen persons, belonging to The United
States Revenue Gutter Vigilan', Captain w. B.
e. Taylor, of New Orleans, which vessel was
blown from her anchors out # the ha. Dor of Kew
West, on the 5 instant, during gale, and cal.
sized. The bnve named seamen caught hold 81
small canoe, which got loose from the schooner
while boltom up they there retained their lio
for two days and nights the sea continually
breaking over then--when taken off by The ship
Ilzride, they were nearly speeches. and quite e.
tlausled.
Near Cape Florida, about an hour afterwards.
they picked up another seaman. named Elijah
Corey, belonging 10 the schooner louisa, OF X
Wes' which vessel was also driven from her an
Choir to sea during the same gale, and was ca,
sized L. C. caught hold of the boat bottom up.
and two other seanen who were on board when
the schooner capslzed, attempted to no d on. but
we're washed off. and sunk--rhe remainder of the
crew were providentiay ON shore.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-10-21
THE HARD MONEY AND PAUFER-LABOR
BREAD!

To the Editor of the Alexandria Gazette:
Having noticed in the G che lie" spaper "f Fri
day, octobes 10 b, an article on the subject at
me German or Pau er Lebor and Hard M"ney
Bread, sent IN the Hon Willis Green. a. aeh-
| ingtnn, 10 be used by him FIR the inEo,,naiin nf
the people " THE country, in which II IT, stared
| that The Wings hare had IL manufactured fnr the
nnrn"se Of deceivng the people, ani "hrh 'he
Globe calls The " N Yankee Broad s,Gf.' |
beg eave IL stale Ih,t the brrS referred To CAME
, FROM GERMANY, az can be proved by The evde, ce
at humid eds of respectable persons in Baltimore.
II i precisely the sane kind ot bread used nv The
| saamen in The Swedish. Prusaan. and Nerve
glan ships, and bv the eminrar, passengers corn
ing TO this country f., m Germany, and IL better
than the Rn> sian bread used by The ,erfs and
seamen of that county, a. several Of our most
| respectable citZnns testify. Ii liz pre- cisey
| he kind Ut bread used by the messengers that
| came from Bremen in the ship M ryiand Of bis
| port ! make III statement simply for the eake
nt TRUTH MOI being one nf thai cl ss # politicians
| VIII" ihlnk . The end jnstifps the means'-as I
am sorry I" say is the with ton many "i The
teaders. Be i knnwn then, that The bread refer
red I" ~ the Globe, is for'dgn cad, such AZ the
pauper lnborers Of Europe have 10 use, and better
! than many 81 them can got, and were il neceAsa.
| nv, certificate I" this eff CT cou d be easily oh.
tanned from the Bremen coosu at Baltimore, and
some Of our most respectable shprnasiers can
testify t" the +ame fact. The Globe then may g
well shut nr on the subj ct of The Hard Money
and Pauper- Labor Bread. 1t is impossible for
the aboring men Of America, without protection,
10 compete wi h the labor SUSTAINED by this kind
of bread LEWIS McKENz1r
A.! randria, Oct. 10, 1914
! Alexandria, Oct. 10 1914
| do hereby certify that the statement above
made by MIR. Mckenzie ia true bill; an on
one occasion commanded the ship Metauora, Of
Alexandria, on voyage from Bremen 10 Ba ii.
| more, having on board upwards Of 40 German
engranta, and the bread put on board Nv The pas
>enger agent at Bremen, with whom contracted
to carry the emigrants TO B fillmore, wa precisely
| the same kind Of bread as mentioned by Mr.
McKeuz.e e, which have seen.
LEONARD MARBURY.
Alerandria, OcL 10 1914.
have seen specimen OF the bread alluded to
by MIR Mckenzie. aud know il TO be the kind IF
bread general y used on board Of the TIapseat
vessels. GE"RGE FLETCHER.
Alexandria, Oct. 49, 1914.
On voyage from Amsterdam to Snrlnam. in
the ship Maryland, we had To use The Du,ch
bread, our American bread having given out, and
It Is similar tn that alluded to in the statement
made ny Mr. Mckenzie. The bread used BY the
laborers in Holland is Of worse quality.
WILLIAM 6. BcoTHE
Master Of ship Columbia
Alexandra, Oct 10 1914.
We have been 10 Holland, and seen the same
kind Of bread used there, and have alsoxee il
used by the Swedish and Norwegian vessels in
This port. GEO. w. DEARBORN
Master org Hartley.
FBENEzER BACON
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-10-21

been the usual condition upon which the success
sivs Governments of Spain. MEXICO. and Texas
have disposed Of their hand.
Az TO the stipulation in the late treaty, that
only S1O,O'oOO0 Of the debt is 10 be assumed BY
this Government, it would amount To nothing.
The land is pledged 10 pay the Texas deb, 80
that, whether granted away or noi il could never
avail anything 10 our national treasury.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-10-21

NOBLE SENTIMENTS One Of Mr.. CIay's let
tiers on the Texan question contains passage
which deserves to be recorded in characters of
gold. We allude 10 the following:
81 regard all wars as great caIarnities, to be
avoided, 1t possible, and honorable peace as The
wisest and lruest policy of this country. What
The United States most need are un,n, peace and
patience. Nor do think that the weakness OF a
Power should form motive, III any csse for in
dpclng ns 10 engage Ia or to depreciate the evils
of war Honor and good faith and justice are
equally due from this country towards the weak
as towards the strong. And, if an act of iniu,-
tee were TO be perpelraied towards any Power.
It would be more compatible with the dignity Of
the nation, ard, in my judgment, e-s disiouora-
bile, to nhct it upon a powerful instead of a
weak foreign nation"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-10-19
OONMlsSlONERs SAIL
\ Duly x Hand,
~ IN tf9sctfy.
Mo- lean and nrhpfs.

Nt|Tt0U HOl UTNVI5'
In pursuance ola aecrcc If Ia Cirem saps.'6r
Cunrt of aw and Chancey FOR Osioceuny tsedfr.
cd in the above cause On the 18Th day q. June
lsI4. | shall, on The i'h day Of September ny.
orocerd ~ sell At public sale the from door - the
Court House Of Ohio comfy. lot. No seven - md
two q IN tie lhrl sqnnre in the ely Of Wheeling,
or such pari thereof as ma, be necessary. nHoa he
following lcrnt n " 1T: one hundred and lih dal'afs
OF The purcbnse money to be roit IN hand. and he
residue in three elnal payments, Al sis. Twelve apA
eighteen months frsm the day q sair. The purchaser
diving b,rd. viii good security. hoauns interest
| G,,, d,,e JAMES 5 WHEAT.
! eugI7. Comm Saotef
The abn,s sale Is r1srared nnid fnesdav .,
mb-fs2. l-44 JANIS WHEAT
Terl Is
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Aaaa Butchers Razofs and pantai,o,
Pen and Pocket KNIVES ,af,,.s. .,,.L,,,
utpf.u.,.nt.
s5..-. In " ''''s
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