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Life and Speeches or Henry Clay.

Life and Speeches Of Henry Clay
Another large edition of this unprecedentedy
cheap work has Just been printed, and the pub
fishers are now ready to supply orders to any ex
tent with promptness and despatch The work
is in two octave volumes of upwards OF 100
pages with steel engravngs, and is sold,
Bound in boards WIKI cloth backs aud s titles s. q
wholesale price % ceuts.
Bound IL full cod with s;4apr! .iaes. 81 5O-whOl-,al
Bound n fnlI q b wh 81, backs 81 75-v.holrair
y W. coas:autl receiving orders for h'' work ~it
direction, to have Forwarded o. mai. rh- prsrizr VII
COS, double h- pce OF ts book nd We therefore advise al
she MAJ wish to oo,s;u II send their orders through
ehluts who unay be visiting rhr cites for goods
= Wherever ciab Of twelve ran b- r1issd q
is place merchants oter VINO mlk- the purchases viii
r-criye t,-n A the wholesale
GREELEY = McE.LIATH,
Urban. Buildings.
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POLICE OFFICE

BURGLARY.-A man named John Mcdonald was
arrested b Office = r Smith charged with having the
night OF the 2Sh ul, broken ;h bookstore OF Edmund
Baldwin No i5j Bower and stolen s.; worth Of steel
He WIS committed 10
H1GHwAY RoBBERY.-A man named Patrick
s.y was arrested b. watch CHARGED with havIuE last
NIGHT IN comYany wiki another who escaped attacked
knock d Jo.y aud robbed Nj James Rdcrway OF Sinc
Sn= Of m hat ard valuable iaper,, but obt'iaed
IL ,yas committed to answer.
MANsLAUGHTER.-O the night OF the 18th uir.
Daniel Mcneil of Forsy til into the ThIs'ie
Hous.oi 10 Frankfort street ani played Vt cards with an nn
known man. dnIng which DISPUTE between them and
they went Gu; ato III yard fight the matter out In the
sht McNewa severely beaten about the neck that he
was conveyed home and thence The Hospital where hs
did thls morning. Efforts making TO who the un-
kLown author o: this Ellngis.
ARREST on A BENCH WARRANT.-John I.
Schulty ,k shop keeper Roosevelt seet, indicted
ceirns stolen elI watch worth $50 stolen by boy named
James. who sold 10 the accused m tut,. hayus forfeited
< rcocizlnce wa arrested last bench war
r,n, sud committed 10, trrai.
The CHARGE or M,NSLAuGHTER.-Dane Gus
tian vas ai,.>d D; or t- Coroner ard committed, on
charce OF bs.rg person who badly beat Danel Nc
Mi, on the lS,h ult at the rhr House from the Effects
of which it 5ilssed Mcneil died today IN the Hospital
SrEAL1NG LINEN.-William Freeman was arrest
ID and commi ted stealing piece vi linen worth 81 from
Aler. ndeG Sampson, No ii3 Pearl street.
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BEAurIEs OF CHURCH AND SrArE.--lhere Is
clergyman OF the Established church IN Ireland, the
OF the bishop OF Ossory, who has been IN The re-
ccptior the last twenty years oil about sixteen nun
dred dollars from two parishes, in which there Is
not a church nor single Protestant. The same IN
divdual is the incumbent ofat least one other par
ish. No wonder that Ireland is ripe Tor rebellion
tha; Irishmen feel such invinclbie hatred 10
Professionalism. when i, is associated with The re-
membrance OF wrong and outrage like this
IN Y Evangelist.
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CITY INT ELL L ( \ c Z.
THURSDAY.

COURT or SESSIONS. Before he REcoRosE and
Aid. H>TFlELD 4nd BRApr; Jo~.s B PHILIPS ESD
Attorney al interim.
James Kelly. OF the llth Ward, appeared. and
wls svorr 4. IL additional Grand iuror-
DISoRDERLv HoUsT-Edwart Marshall was
fri= Tor keeping isonriy house gambling house, al
20 8roatwav. No proof. Verdict pat guilty
ANOTHER TRItL.-The same Nlr. Msrsheil was
tried oi keeping disor1-tly gambling house AZ No
Barclay s;rt-t
Olirer r. .JoInson, clerk OF Mr.. Cole, broker.
lz;0srd that the house gambling hoqs thai NJ had
b-p there dcz-n and that MI HcIcn ipp9Fed
b. the of the establishment and thar MI W shaiI
had been only 5y taking surpr tners Had seen
and -os; playing ofass There ou han never
Ma7shl p. nor did ne Ssow OF his being connected
Homo II. Gale deposed that he had visited at
deal N faro. Neeer him py br5ggGoes Ect know who
prol9ietn-s but nscaiy understood 10 ~
sa-sha and Horton Has Nj Marshall i.vs the viSi-
PoBfrt II. Daris late book-keeper of DAVIS II
GulF-4 d.paed that lac vsiisd :: ie house No baTcay
>r-e: he always nziSrSiooi that Mir>hall HoTcn
aro"rS Has Marsn.ll thare pirsitIng al
tinsreS seating tiins=-th't ~ was known
in to sapper and the ;abIe Wluyss had ysie' the
from August, lsi2 TO Fshrairy lsl Heard n<ha
s1y that he and Hoon had los. e'e 500 OF $500 on one
night.
The Recorder Charged ,hs Jury, who found verdict Of
guilty.
FoRFE1TrRES-Henry Wagner, Henry Shuer.
Augustus Twe.zy s,d Samuel Radcliffe indicted Tor asaa
and battery Ealing appear, '-ir rscognz mces We're for
f-ii-..
Tomorrow beng Good FrliAy the Court adl9urneJ
% Monday ne>i, II O'Clock.
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return to town.

SHOCKING MURpER.-A German Painter named
Charles Dehl, resident OF Pittsburgh, deliberately
murdered his wife on the morning OF the Isl INST; 10y,
striking her on the head with an He also Killed
one Of his children and Injured another 10 such de-
gree that il is in imminent danger. After tins he
made an Intellectual attempt to commit suicide by
cutting his own throat with pocket knife. Jea!-
ousy he assigned as the cause OF the horrd deed,
aledgng that his wife had told him that the children
were not both his which enraged him so that he re-
solved to kill them all.
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lJy7 The METHODIST QUARTERLY REVIEW for
April has able articles on The Church, by the Ed
itor, tRcl Geo Peck;) on Practical Views of Mind
by Rev. II. Bonster; The Natural History of
Man by Dr. Tory; Prcscott's History of The
Conquest of Mexico by Prof. Cogswell, and The
Methodist Hymn Book, by Rev. James Floy. The
article on The Church embraces a caus,ic review
of High Church claims, and will naturally attract
attention al this luncture.
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CnRONER,S OEElCE.

ACCIDENTAL DEATH.-In tho early part OF Jan
nary last as hGmi Callahan anitIre Of Ireland aged n
wa, fln= f.r. New jersey, when was Te'dy 10 ia
ne a Ia ct Ci the "a prevent ts llns upon MN
aud IN ionr stumbled stump and hlns Hn anGlh,f
50 bSd ,un-d th ne OF his back at he died Al the Cy
Hospital iis inntnin. Ut the injury
DEATH FROM THE RAILROAD ACCIDENT
C5rl-, Vant.vo the ra- sns boy who Jumped of III.
b,d had his y and theh terribly and crushed by the
xb.rl passing aver isd the house OF ' parents hls
forenoon, from the .nIul-S received
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-05

BUSINESS AT THE WEsT-This has been busy
week in Louisville The wharf has been lined with
boats and covered with goods oi every description.
The receipts of merchandise and shipments oi pro-
duce and our various staples, have been immense.
Our landing and streets full OF he and activity,
and put ms in mind of the good old times of 30
Huzza for brighter times and the increased prosper
;,v ocI ouisyle. Louisville Dime.
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NETWORK SOCIETY LIBRARY.

DR. SYLVESTER GRAHAM will deliver 4 Course 81
ave popular aud scientific eyempoIe
LECTURES ON "WATER CURE"
Including Reviews modes of treating disease
g REGULAR and " "iRREeuLAR,
TnoMrseNIAN, HoMorArHrc, ALoPArHic, &c. NC.
And ,het relative effects the Constitution,
HEALTH,
BEAUTY,
AND LENGTH OF LIFE;
Commencing Wednt sday April3, aud b continued
on Thursday l Saturday 6h Monday sh and "Wednesday
10th To quarter before Tickets oI The curse
SI-Singie admission 23 cts
THr LECTURE DAsciSG will b. repeated Friday ApFl'
l2 Tickets be had Of Saxton Miles 2o5 Boadway or
of r Co.'S So Barclay 81. nh30 lwis'
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HARPER Il BROTHERS
WILL PUBLISH
THIS DAY, APRIL isr
THE SCHOOL AND THE SCHOOL

A Manual for the use OF Teaches Employers Trustees
Ips spsc,os &c &c Of Common Schools Complete IN ons
Todms, containing
|. The SCHooL-l,s Objects. Relations sud Uses with
sketch Of the Education needed the United States
tn. Present. Cosmar Schools tue best e' 81 'n
p.evins them and the cons Qusn dHs o farsu;s, Trustees
Inspectors xc. By \ Potter. u. D.
IL THE SCH0OLhlASTER-th prorer Character,
Studies aud Duties of Teacher with the best methods Tor
the Government ana distraction Of Common schools and the
Principles on when ScheohouSss should o. ba't aTane
s,i W. med aud ventilated BY Cieo. 5. E'neJsoa. n VI
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-05

Dirth Day OF Charles Fourier.-The
Anniversary OF FoureJs Bth IA; w he celebrated t-
9th Anil (rl- ia 4lns suldlyl the Apollo saloon,
At 7ocock r NJ. Psrscu, who may wish participate IN
this Festival can procure tickets at Erdeds Bookstore,
Cliu.on Hail. corner OF BsenAu aad Nassau streets BS
order Of tht COMMITTEE OF Arrangement Tickets s.
nhs1u
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app ]t.'

HiIiPRfY VIE sfh.uF N - ti:.S: co.:fi.
Rimrnou Fail On aausarae River, Ia Dtoy COIn-ct
rut mills above the head OF slOop d s.,Dpoat CATION
on III. Houslonc rlr-r where t Hourishz village o
Birmingham withl OF b mills nd iartoe5 and tau i!es
northwest Of New Hay-n, oy GOOD tufapia- road.
TIL. fall i, seventeen fet lrrpsnticulAr Ths ;umbling
dam 4de by ejg- OF rocks jUEg up fom the nyrI,
forming natural aGd -faps, all thugs considered
rn- best dam III the uGited States The power has
iOrt ars and us least capacity has se
sufficient tn. drest of the op-rats upwards
Of 10 QUO cotton spIndls5 ~h, durag - weeks the
may b- estimated unlimited. i!s power Last
one third gre4t- than thai Birmingham dnd may b.
d-raby increased rEz eIg-r.- TIE mills a.d works
ai- not ,Gdsns sesG BIZ eihsr water irsst-'s he Com
u1nv own snds boi vi - and has many
good locations mills uBOucnp>i he lands a. 'of The
mos, part .y- and sitn4i-d the hahy and pleasant
yiil,s- Humphreys which 20 t.us about ba5i
and churches wlt tsefns aud EeyeTa
l-.th.r xc There say mail TO and fson. Sew-Yors,
which &c reached hous. be trinsporta
tiou of freight and from SeYoTk but 81 - r
in sumn-r and 81. so Ier ton ~ wIntsT
Cotton Factory OF l6eO srindi-s and 20 looms in
good order
ri 4 Paper ,lilI sith two engines.
81. 4 Grist Mill with of stones.
AIN. Saw Miil al. IN full 99eIat,on
Consi.t Gf -iTeu Dwelling Houses -tGrS, W ,Th'usS io
cotton and goods Machine Shop and Blacksmith Sho2
Ib- Company has perpetual charter iF7m te 7'it u
Connecticut with al necessary corporate po~ert- -
The e ':irct. zn9 ths pr1.;tr free from ny nS 9
brance. Reference b. mad- to Tha5dsns Sppe.i I
Sua,id Coau or No 20 Wall street New fo5s john
CIow-s Esq Cvii Engineer % Barclay ST. asd IN Grosr
E. De Forest, Agent, al HnmphrsJsviue' Iona
iDl2 2axd !Ca2tW'
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Chicago IND Express

ASHLAND, 9th Sept lsi3.
Dear Sir: received your favor transmitting a
number of the Lee County Democrat, containing a
copy Of what rurports TO be Speech of mine de-
livered on the Presumption bill in the Senate on tho
29th of January, 1888. Ii is gross ca'icature OF
what said, and pronounced it in the Senate.
regret that have copy of the correction by me,
but II was published at The time in the National In
tellicencer.
was opposed to the pre6mplion policy by itself
believed it fraught with injustice the public, that
it occasoned great rreguarity in the settlement OF
the Public Lands, and engendered controversy and
dispute among The settlers. When, without the
authority of law the Public Lands settled, l
considered and treated such settlements Tres
h passes on the Public Property. So did President
IVAN Burcn, in his Message 10 Congress. But
never used the epithes which were put INTO my
mouth against the preGmphoners themselves many
of whom knew TO be respectable, and my friends.
lsvas willing, on a general adjustment OF the Land
auAestion, TO combine the Presumption and Distrlbu
fionf principles together. And accordingly, you will
find Pin the Senate's Journal of 8404, (pages 55-6
I,halS voted for such a combination. Again: voted
oyhe Distribution Bill of the Extra Session OF lS4l
It which the preGmpton principle is Incorporated,
<and large and liberal grants Of land are made TO The
States.
Accept my best wishes for your health and pros
penly.
Your friend and obi serv't II. CLAY.
Mr.. al, III. CLAY MtuD.
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MIR. Clay ana the sauatters.

TIE Galena Sentinel revived stale caumny pro-
4nalard lT Clay Of A having spokes of the
zl,ers Of thu public lands and land
rates. happy - abb lay the following let
received by gentlemen Burlington Iowa. heo:e
the Senrn. II Will b. that it completely afueS tue
gross 5ander. Mt Clay utterly denies. WIN indeed
OF common could have believed eplrheis winch
he charged with uttered used BY HIN The
Ls,d os NJ Cla" ,o, w -" y, WI, vi ~ ~, NJ wv 81 % e.,
his to Congress ia 1881 not onlv denounced the set
tiers upon the public lands tru-rs, bur expressly
commended their fofcit- removal Is such this
of the Sentinel quite honest IL the If the L0
COS, ther cardinal maxim being 'rl's fair in politics..
Tfhira0o L'xD
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y cts for the Concert o the Benefit Of The NEw.YokK
stsE Dsy.RrMySr EUSp for TUESDAY Ere8,ug last a. the
r>.ussred presetv. the are beng INSIDE
., th- repetition Of the Co>eEfT Nospsr EvtNHo'
ipIi h III place, which wall pfee'nce the po'''
NEhs5lS EeRs9$H i LASAsa SHHGSs cssa.s,.e-
4r-nICAN MUSbUM ANn PERPErUAL
\ sAtR. corner q Br9,Sway 9,;y aud Ann street
EVERY DAY AND EVESINt, This wsEK
Commencing Thursday 4th April, 1874.
DAy vrs.;r,s admitted same EserGs tre..
GREATEST ATTRACTIONS IN THE CITY.
h Manager takes peculiar pleasure IN announcing
''Sf"s''' ''' MR., MR. ,%D Sf5 MKs SStS RANDELL,
ne '1'Se'' GIANT. AND GIANTEsSm
IN The % TS %ach ter a'i wS S voads and &
the robl'y fud Gsny and have eeea seen by
NOR G%E ri, HUNDRED THOUSAND PERSoNS@
the S,t ya Fhe'' vNhou@n h., ben ati-Sd5 with
''se"'''' 'sNTs NTTALLxSr CoMPLlMENrs@
~ e iuhbi,fn,s the New; e>Tey the luhahi',nt, Of
@ ST .94 K n265' s t9'1 n 3f s.s
,ai NAT they Ar resa.dsd the greatest
S @ eo and hs every way interesting and
reispc beiug and sfsb. IN their manners hey may
seen all OF the DAY aud evsug T. and Will converse
Also ENGiAGEp-The Kentucky Mins;,sls, for this
Nr. WI COLE. ard MS DOG BILLY,
Miss KiCHARpS. IA PEnlTE 3,! SEEtr0 TO, Mr T. g.
" "S;FFIeEsS9iD ;Fes rEREoNNlANCEs ,sy;,y evening at a
~ clock aui saturday afternoon atS clock
S,AUItEUl WAN FlGU kE>, representing group OF
il,ns OF th- Crow rnbe IA the act OF k!,uS SANTA
81 rEADER. together " Ith TON THUMB DANIEL
| IANlBERTi and FOLLY BODtNE,
The GlPcY QUEsN, the Fortune Teller, may be
~. ,l privately al all hourS o the dly aud evening
ertorminces each 4, u O'Clock. aud Saturday A.
tsrnoon AZ ;.
tickets l5c,rt,; children under 10 years, 2s cents.
Twenty-Five extra for private consultations with the
Gypsy Queen. ap'
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r1-fTo CapitaIists and Manufacturers.-A
aTe Wofer Potrsr the largest Be found within the same
distance from the ciy New YoTk except Pner.on can @
onIn-d on ysry terms. IL has direct coIlul
rsan h the cY by railroad and never ude-~aier he
ferenee GEORGE B. FISK Mo- Hanover street "a hoor
a3 ly-
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WHOLE NO. $50.
JUST PUBLISHED
A POPULAR VIEW
OF THE
DOCTRINES OF CHAS. FOURIER.

Bf PARhE GopWLN-
hs cI OF ths work has been carefully prepared
from M test sourcs Is TO present complete view Of all the
doctrines Fourer we'll the eojsefra As 'h' practical
viii boo 100 Is and De sold =; 25 cents the
siasls copy ,sh III usual rsiuc;ioa 70 the trade
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Wing causs and with pleasure that they are D.
coming the standard publicltiony among our raI:y.
7 " New Orleans Bee-
'I'he JuxIp. TRACTS becoming the standard wing
" " [l.eslaston Express Mssoun
~ Ta.s Srri-, OF Political rract, from the well known
author Of The CRISIS Of the Country n s!o anl3,s IN
Nrw York st g. 30 eats hundred copies or go bou
,and ORDERS any Of The Dnou SnppI,ed WIN i-'
nsca RemittaAces By nail pG1d ar 'e n ur risk o
III PROPRIETOR and nnblishers Son- out cnms
~ Ordrr. must b- accofn7anist ,Eith ils cab
GREELEY x McELEATH
amp Publishers for ti.- IGrhor.
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Kanawh4. Two yoIumts m one Ha:CeI x B!O1eTs, g
C;iif.srrset
This is No. II OF the pocket edition Of American
clen,s are stirring, lifelike, and admirably told
the characters are clevery drawn, and the hints a,
prevalent national and soci,i customs wel!-timfd
and judicious. The authors name is withheld: but
the work will compare iavorahly with the best OF
Coopers. Itis sold for two shillings.
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THE TRIBUNE.

McCuLLocH's GAZETTEER. Part X.-The pre-
can, is the first number of The second volume oi this
valuable work 1t is by far the most comprehensive
and accurate geographical dictionary tina, has been
published and is accompanied in this edition by nu-
uerous handsome and useful maps. 1t is printed in
double columns, on very small type, and each num-
ber contains about l20 pages. The numbers are
sold at twenty FIVE cents each.
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YovyG KATE, OR The RfscUE; A Tale of the Gfsa
Kanawh4 Two voumss In Hs:cef Brothers, s.
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IRON AND sTEEL.-Bar Band Hoop and Scroll !roo
Brazers. Spike Nnt and Horse Nail Rods pring Csd
Blister German and Shear Steel with full assofmeni.o nj
other artcIs IN their line, for sale by e
nlI2s 2v CiiF. John :treet
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TT1OP IKON-Haif To t~ % inch inclusive, full
II -,.rr: "; Of which btr snadr expressly for
ifass na,s s1. a. i''A BLEECRERG oOTHOUT.
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JTAN DOREN7 soLAR SPERM 81 sFRenot
m ,very resec q. the b.. Sperrn-bo ns beautiful bufn
~; @I ad g & ,osefinery Persons wishing the best par
s 81 ~ coasted 10 exaImne II Tor Themselves at VAN
opt.y,S or, STORE a New street near Broadway and
nChb b!m b-f D. , 20 "a ceots en- al 3rn
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The Manager is proud 10
have ih- honor 10 inform
rhr LADIES' and gentlemen OF
New York thit he has It
IN his power to submit TO
notice n living cur,os-
lrv,urpn>siug the ceisb,dt.
81 Tom Thumb. consist
ing at !
l.srLAND DWARF,
OF the SAME. AGE
As 'rHE Gt.\tR RAJ,
AND THRrE INCHES
SHORTER
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not CROSS BUNS-On Good Friday by Z
III o.rlocL IN IN, moyning and through the day.
THOMPSON "a WkLLEe's 23' tn,ar PARK Place.
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COURT OF SESSIONS Before The RECORDER snt
Aid. H>rFIELD 4nd BRipr, JoS.s 3 PHILIPS Es1
Artoro-y az interim.
The Northern galaxy, and Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1843-1844, 1844-01-17
OHIO.

The Wing house has passed bill re-
duciug the pay of Members Of the Legis.
ature from SO 10 81 per day. The Loco
Senate has omesded it by cutting down
The Governors salary from $4,000 10 ST.
600, Secretary of State $500, Auditor,
Treasurer, and Board of Public Works,
$3.50 each per annum, Resident Engineer
5000; Acting Com. Canal Fund S665.
&C., Sc. Each Sheriff or other County
Officer who receives over $3.50 year
shall pay the balance into the Tresury, &c,
The intent of this is of course to defeat
the original proposition. but we trus, it
viii be foiled. The original bill passed
the House by GO to s; the nended bill
passed the Senate BY 26 TO 10.
The Northern galaxy, and Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1843-1844, 1844-01-17
LAST KICK At THE TARIFF!

The following is the resolution of Mr.. Nc
DOwell of Ohio. which he offered on Wedn-
esday, viz:
ResoIred, That the Committee of Ways
and Means be instructed to report bill so
modifying the present Tariff as to provide a
revenue sufficient for the wants of the Gov
eminent, economically administered, and
with such Determinations as 10 look TO that
object and no other.
On Thursday, the House come at length
to direct vote on this proposition and it was
rejected, by full vote:
So the resolution was rejected.
YEAs....Whigs 2; LocOs 81.
NAYs....Whiss 81 Locos Al.
This is about the .fflh attempt TO upset the
Tariff which has been howled down in a Lo-
co Foco House, Though mainly by Wing
votes,) within few days. 1t would seem
that the attack had been made in every form
and from every quarter, yet the PRIScIPLE
OF PROTECTION and THE TARIFF AS 1T IS
stand firm But the end is not yet. We
shall have proposition of the same nature,
and we think bill will ultimately be carried
through the House. Take your time gen
tleman
The Northern galaxy, and Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1843-1844, 1844-01-17

the North as firmly as he would those of
the South. He had publicly explained
this in letter which had been published
in The Richmond Inquirer,and he had only
TO say that the statement TO which MIR ID.
had alluded. published as it must have
been by some of the papers with Il view
wiIfuly TO misropresent, was an unmlti-
gated falsehood.
Dir. A. V. Brown took the floor, and
after speaking few minutes, the morning
hour having expired, the subject was laid
over.
The bill TO refund Gen. Jackson's fine
was again taken up in Committee of the
Whole on the Union, sir. Davis of Ia
in the chair,) and was discussed in the
welI-known and beaten paths of arguments
upon this subject during the remainder OF
the day by Messrs Weller and Douglass
of H., McClernand of III and DECKER
son of Tenn. in support, and by MIR.
Schenck of Ohio, IN opposition.
A resolution was adopted granting the
use of the Representative Hall for an adj
journed meeting of the friends of agricul-
ture and manufactures on Wednesday eve-
ming next, and the House adjourned.
ARGUS.
The Northern galaxy, and Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1843-1844, 1844-01-17
INDICATIONS.

The confidential announcement that Mr..
Calhoun repudiateS any connexion with or
allegiance TO ilr. Van Buren's National Con-
ventiOn has already reached his friends in
Washington, and viii doubtless be speedily
followed by Il declaration for the puilic cye.'
1t is abundantly evident that unless Hr. Van
Bureu's Northern pariisans in Congress toe
the mark better on the Tariff question than
they have done, South Carolina is irrevoca-
bly, lost to Mr.. Van Buren,, aud probably Vir-
ginia and Alabama with it. Virginia we
cOuut as for Clay any how; but with the Free
Trade Chivalry' alienated, such a result is
certain. As to Georgia and Alabama, we
need no accession of strength in either; but
if the Calhoun men stand aloof from the con-
test, the route of Van Burenism must be over
whelmiug.
Senator Rives, it is currently stated with
out contradiction, has declared that, if the
Presidential contest is between Clay and Van
Buren,. he must 90 for Clay. The move Of
the Van Burenites in Congress to restore the
Sub-Treasury will not merely confirm this
descision, but induce hundreds Of Conserva-
tives, hitherto coquetting with Tylerism, to
unite III 1t.
Il Cas- meeting was held at Columbus,
the capitol of Ohio, on the LIST instant. Gov.
Shannon, r. P. Spalding, (Speaker of the
House in 164l-2,) and Senator Disney, were
among the speakers. 1t is represented as
large and enthusiastic. Gov. Shannon hav-
ing been beaten 1900 the year he had Van
Buren, on his back, though elected in both
the previous and succeeding contests, has a
pretty good idea of the Undertook States
mans pularity.-Tribme.