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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-11-06

Now, after the elections are all over in this Sec
tion Of the country, we can get returns from This
State for Governor, member Of Congress, and
members OF State Legislature.
JACKSON, Lawrence Co, Ark Oct IL
Dear Still intended l.. have sem ,'p = u't
OF lht election ia some Vi The adj - t,u-Ges,
but the returns have come IN 70 allow that am a.
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Died.

On Monday 4th inst SAMUEL r., infant son Of Rodmsn
K BOVINE, Esq.
The friends Of the family invited to attend the f
neral at the corner Of Washington and High Streets this
morning at o'clock
DIBLE widow Of the late Phylsr Dbble in the ssh
Of her eye
Her friends and relations and these Of her sons Phyer
e. H. and A. D Dibbls invited attend her funeral
70 morrow afternoon at o'clock from the corner o
North-Third and Water streets. q
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New Stock Exchan~e.
State OF Trade.

AsHFs--Pots ae duh at 81 isi 42s, and pearls are
steady at 81 IS.
BEEswAx-Prme yellow, Of all descriptions, is selling
CoTTor-Yesterday there ne enquiry; to-day
about 65o bales have been tsksn all for export which
cue list OF 2s7 bales good ordinary Mobile at guar.
ter cent decline Holders disposed to sell at this rate
but bdyers for export demand greater concession
HAY-Prime qualities selling at 40 42c The re.
ceipts are very large for the season.
WHHKEY-Drudge casks are selling as wanted a, 29c.
Western and prison barrels are held at 203 a s0c.
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f2,b7I 0o5
El43o 900

Leaving about three and half million Of pound, sterling
pay dividend on capital Of about hundred mil.
hons sterling aud that subjoc,o the income tax &c
asou' Ivoooo and to pay land tax thc assessed taxes
.ne properly being valued for the purpose Of taxation
'oNysa'' :" legitimate amount besides ell the other
Vulnerable taxes which property in tho k.Uaom o rso
Britain Is mbjsst TO- Notwithstanding these expsn,.,
many Of ths railroads pay good dividends while Others
are At present very poor property Oar railroads
osshsr even including in the the large sums vast
cd in extravaganza, cost but trne compared nth those
OF Europe and generally pay good dividends The rome,
parity In operation in this country and those uborinr ur
~, nnanclai must before long be comp
dimculties under which they now depressed Tbe,.
no reason why the railroads of the United states sbor
not De productive than those any part of Europe
our dsmsstic commerce is rapidly increasing, and m
raaapor aon Of our pro pca alone from the ine,io, .
Ne -aboard will give ~aplO msat to all cur works o,
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These dividends are on the average larger than any
other investment in which capital be safely placed
Several railroads which have been in operation somsme
will this year declare their Arst dividend viz the Nor
wich and Worcester, stoningsn and Providence, and
probably the Western
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Foreign Markets.

Foreign Markets.
HAVANA Oct % The Haynes cargo OFFICE sold at l0i;
our ales are well supplied and the next cargo that ar.
rives Will not bring much The arrivals in September
and October were $500 casks and the consumption for
the TIVE months of September aud October is per
month saeo-lesvng balance in hands Of dealers Of
lsoo. Moiasses "a and scarce; lard, liz ia Ex-
change on New York, so days, 33a4
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Tho Concentrated Extract or sarsaparilIa

thu NOnccnIraLeU ERtf0CC OF SQrNap0r1IIR,
entan and Sessaas prepared by the New York Coeee
Medicine and Pharmacy esablsbed for the suppression
qunckery This refined and highly extract
sessng all the purifying qualities and curative powers OF the
nsr1s conndsn.y ey We College As in.
he public and may BE- relied certain remedy for all
diseases arcng from impure Of the blood
scrofua sarheum, ringworm, bloches pmpes ulcers,
pain the bones OF joints nodes cuansons ssupons liberated
throat arising from the secondary effects OF
sylhli. or an iujudicious Of mercury
Sold in single Bottles, . rs cents each
in cases of half dozen Bodies. 80
" one dozen
Cases forwarded to all parts Of the Union.
nB-A very liberal discount to wholesale purchasers
w. s. RICHARDSON. NJ d.. Agent
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FASHIONABLE DANCING.

MONS GABRIEL DE KORPO NAY,
AS the honor Of Informing the Ladies and Gentle of New
York and vicinity that he has arrived for the purpose
giving instruction in the principal fashionable Dances
IN the highest circles Of European and American society
Mons has lately arrived from Boston, Saratoga and New
port where his style met the admiration of the public
aud the marked approval Of the fashionable community.
Among other Mons r. proposes 70 teach that well known
the valse de psax Pasths Mazourka-new Cotlons-new
Galoppe, and all American Dances.
Mons. X will be assisted by MADAME KORPONAY a.
Musician The instruction will be given the French, Ger
and English languages.
Rooms are engaged At p Park Place strictly private cool
The Polka and the Quadrles present danced in
the fashionable circles Of London and Paris taught
four lessons.
For further particulars, inqnire Of MONS. KORPONAY At
hrs residence, Is Park Place.
TEHMs:-Clas Lessons from 10 to 10, A. NJ, and
to J, +. NJ, and from to in the evening.
Sir lessons, $6-tweye lessons So and quarter, SIS
Private LesonsX lessons So twelve Lessons 9l2; quar-
ter $40.
An other hours will be devoted Public Institutes Acad-
smles, &C., NC. nj
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The net wing gain in the sixteen counties above
is 1919.
We have the following reported returns Of the
election held in this State on Friday, which are
compared with the vote for Governor in October,
when the wings carried the State by about 1900.
The majorites only are given.
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Wing loss in three weeks, 74S
Thirteen counties to hear from Last month
they gave democratic majority Of 27s2
ELECTION REruRNs.-By the returns received
X Polk has about six thousand majority over Mr..
Clay. The northern counties, from most of which
reports were received at Harrisburg yesterday, do
not differ much from the Governors election Tho
increase in Westmorand and Centre astonished
the friends OF tariff who had couDted on diferent
results. The majority Of 80 in Wyoming, for Polk,
Is decrease not expected.
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SAILORS AHO'

SAILORS Alloy.
THERE will be Meeting Of Seamen held At Croton Hail.
corner OF Bowery and Division Streets Thursday After
November IT., att o'clock take into consideration
matters Of the utmost importance AMI
for the interest and benefit Of the seaarng community
psced that general attendance Of all the the OF
New York will the time and place appointed By order
Of Committee Of Arrangement
New York. Nov. S. 1914. n6
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NIbio's laa den.
THE LAST WEEK of the PANORAMA OF MADRAS.
by the unqualified Artist W. DANIELS, X. A-This truly
bsautu and effective representation surface Of 1000
eye seems several hundred square miles, embracing
The FOkT OE MADRAS beneath the surrounding CITY
en- through which the singular Indian Surf Boat:
country bounds the prosect foreground rendered in
teresng BY the busy Palanquin Elephants Csme
DomedArs Indian Oxen with Thousands Of native and British
troops.
Open from 10 in the morning until night Admission Is
cents children half price Reasonable allowance for Schools
or Parties.
Ia consequence Of necessary alterations for the ensuing
season, the Panorama is for Aae M lMix
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ART AND SCIENCE OF DANCING AND
WALIZINlI

WALTZING
A CARp-aK WHALE and DAUGHTER respectfully
A.aoun-e to the Lade. and Gentlemen Of New York that
commence the Assembly Room, Constitution Hail. $50
Broadway on Saturday October l2th and will continue
throughout the
Days q Tutioa for Young Ladies and Grnenen under ~
every Tuesday and Saturday afternoon and
for the elder class Of Gentlemen Every new style or
Dancing taught in Mr. VS. classes without additional charge
to pupils.
M trusts thai the references, he shall offer Of his esabty
will be satisfactory Schools and Academies attended 10 On an
pcaton ABOVE at his Private Academy No 70 srth
Avenue where terms will be made known and
containing particulars. o2 imsrc
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petition defiance The qualities Of this
m al other medicines used for delicate Diseases The proof
e its having cured Thousands Of the city Of New
gives such success that stand now emnence
20, Up every day for the purpose Of ng them and Of
vice II there any who doubt the efficacy Of this medicine
ie them cal at the untean Dspensary Division street
where OF be of 10 stand
lng and the most onishng record Price 81 vial
with full directions, and to charge Al
bany, 81 Lydius street.
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ZieLer & Co., , Ledger Building, id street,
Chesnut, have fer sale eocians Register of all The
voss from s4o to the last election. Price 2k
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The present Wing majority is 81, and II is sup
posed that the two precincts to be heard from will
reduce il to about 30. Our opponents, we believe,
expected to carry this county by small majority.
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SIC,

BY the Magnetic Telegraph Reported majority
for Clay in bladensburg, Prince Georges county.
80 Increase 8.
In Rockville, Montgomery county, Clay's ma
jority 10 reported at 3D. 81 gain.
These returns show pretty conclusively hat
Maryland has gone for Mr.. Clay.
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PASSAGE FROM GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND
III ~ M H
1"a fF |7Esr BOIL . Il 25s LINZ Or
d he Old Country sss %GS
BAN n 's s Il r LIN. a :as
@ x ..o 5
a ss yo d n: s ssS "sss sn. g.
there that they shall be forwarded with and des
' ss e s %s hs
b. i'1js %Fo I.s'iae'' Ships III. NEW YORK
EESSas22sHtSD, s sSSSdH A aMENIaAA.
with such superior and une1saled arrangements the Sub
es se I'D % 9S o5Tord for ,
Then s" s .sS $ sss sss;
e Gss f fRE ''a1i 1 GR6 iTis %MEs CO.
smpcses y Al a he principal towns throughout England Ire
ROCHE BROTHERS SEQ.
n..; - al Fulton to Is, street rs, Mem S, York.
BT Ola Lin. of lss rSSi sss ss a III. port
Tor LyspeS on the LIST and s each month psre, return
ge TO select this avorte Line for their conveyance prefer
'n ,si5 e s% my other
&3 York Linz , ss.egulsr packet, 10 al. s;tard.Y iSh
s1fFI CAPT billiard, will positively s a above, her regular
commodatioas' apply beard 0ssn, Th, lost Wall
esrey goods board after Friday evening
18th inst
Shippers rely having their goods correctly mesur.
Agents in New Orleans Me..r. Hulin and Woodruff who
will promptly forward all goods to their address n6fc
WANTED FOR CHARLESTON, S C.
.f&& A number Of VESSELS from 100 to 400 tons, to
a o S 'Sri 81 s slssi
:.1, he 18Th 18Th S.ys%ss5 o.
10y Ss:s ' Apply On 55aS SSibHiS !. south
az FOR NEW oRLEANss-,tint ship TO sail on
%dpi r&sAS &. e sp VIII : is
a. Oss .d b.. yet f for few more nd cabin and
.ppicati.n Is made board At MgIsy Wh9, foot q Wan
'', rs OF 70 JUN hs Fl soSH .,,..,
H3 NEW'YUEk LINE-Pesitvsly First Regular faes.
s. psss :SS capn d Is s
VI" ss 1 SSi s S
dstons, apply on board az Orleans wharf foot Of Wall
or h. X. COLLINS Co,
Positively goods received on board after This Evening
Pasng,r ii please be on board at Orleans Wharf foot Of
Ws street tomorrow 9th inst at y O'Clock, at Which tim,
~ TS; Packet =. s9 M:';.Pg cs,.n sa will succeed
s sG s ' a s the s h S viii ha. "a. s s2Gd co.
vertised.
4ssnis New orIsaase..r.. HuIlrn and Woodruff, who
will promptly forward all goods 10 thrf addfrss rs
-SS& PASSAGE FOR NEW oRLEANs-Pacl., of
M34t tbs 9th q NoyemberThe splendid fast iling pack.
41.et ship PERSIAN, Captain Robbins, san positively
above.
This ship has splendid accommodations for cabin second
cabin and who will be taken rates
Il early application be made board Of Wall street TO
w. 4 j. II TAPSIOTT,
nt.c 10 Mouth street. Maiden Lane
pATENI shEATHIN1 FtLI'.-ls cases Patent shsath,ng
Felt very superior article Tor ships bott and the roof
81 houses FOR saieby H. X. COLLINS X co,
OPP - South street
ZlNc--2c casss Pas aiost-ioT saTe ~
- NoOntULLk hf%TUkNr,
Sfihts III KrENrl Nt-7g barrels best auallIy soutner
~ ahnat, Tor sae by Woodruff MlNTURNS,
ya4ffs
SldAk-H hhls Pune NV Oteaat-flt .sl,h
4, X. COLLINS n 60.
osws South sssssf
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TUESDAY, Nov. ID p. n.
The stock market to day was very heavy and quota
tons rshsr below those current yesterday Norwich
Worcester fell of farmers Pennsylvania So,
Indiana, 4; Long Island Reading Railroad Erie Rail-
read, Illinois, Stenngton and Harlem arm It yesterdays
prices.
We annex sfcial returns showing the total value of
merchandise imported into the district Of New York. from
Jany LIST to New lst. 1874, period of ten months:
STATEMENT IMPORTS INTO THE DisrRIor or New
YeRK DURING THE FiRsr Txr MONTHS OF 1874.
Dutabe foreign goods January to july $32 023 TOP
Du.iape roreigu goods Tor Jniy. 6,3t333l
Duuape ioIei2n GOODS Tor august. 9,337279
Dutiape lorsgn goods Tor September 7,8d6030
Dut'ape ioiegh goods Tor October, 39l32s3
ca,.,,. 59,s63645
G Goods 10, d duaaoe fos July 20! 1852
S Gsons not dnt!abe for September, s25,8l3
Goods not dutable for October. :. ....... 69l38a
- l0,0O8 SEQ
$69,872, 3O3
Amount OF duties received for October, 81 8429
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members Of the New York College OF Medicine and Pharmacy
established for The spPresc 81 qnackry continue 10 direct
their particular attention all diseases Of private nature and
confidently promise persons requiring medical treatment
safe and cure without injury the constitution
make application % the Collegs q first appearance q
thus avoided Que of the members Of the College for many
connected with the principal hospital in Europe for the
OF those complaints attends for consultation daily from
A. NJ TOT p. M. I~xfs ES~-
Terms-Advice and Medicine S5-a cure guaranteed
IMPORTANT TO COUNTRY lNVALIDS.-Person.
living in the country and finding Per
all medicines requisite perform radical cure by stating
case explicitly together with all sapoms time Of
raid, addressed v W. 8. RICHARDSON, M. D., Agent,
Once and Committing Rooms of the Coles IS Nassau
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Ricosd Partisan Alternative mixture. for

the permanent Of primary secondary syphilis
aces nodes complaint produced by nudicious
Of mercury unsku medical treatment All persons
chs Powerful purifier without delay person eon.id
y cleansing the with this justly celebrated Alternative
Sold IN single bottles 81 EACH in of half dozen
College Of Medicine and Pharmacy. IS Nassau St
w. B. RICHARDSON M. D.. Aren't
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from the Concert Room
Open from 10 A. NJ. to r. NJ, and from 7 to IsP.M
Admission a cents. ol0 Inns re
season. the most magnificent Psnoamic Painting
u executed by the celebrated Artists Mr. W. Danie h.
g. Paes and Augustus Earle, X. A. London. II open
during the day.
Admittance to the Garden and Panorama Is Artists
spectluy invited the Panorama free of charge.
u The Panorama Of Madras exhibited in Russell
square attended with immense and when purchased by
Mr. Nibo considered the very lest Panoramic painting
London. sis amrc
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Park TIIEATREs

FAIth T1ItLAIlAEs
Farewell Benefit of Mrs Vernon.
THIS EVENING Noyember6 will he presented the comedy
of THE RIVALs-Sir Anthony Absolute, Mr. rlscide; 81
LssS 2 l s BIOssaN D .o Mr. Meh Lyd
g.aed he rauo FoTs BY Mr. Aa.sia Philip: Ballad, ),
MsP sGps q NJ Aai . Si MSn ~ Mar
IL soaelsds Win The III one s WiTM THE GOLDEN
Enthusiastically Mrs u Hunt.
ADMssos Boies y. Tier 7scentssecond and Third Tier
50 csnts-Pit 50 cents-Gallery IS cents.
hs sTh e hS Ga%psaacs,9 ,s sw;, Bell Rns,
@ss Which the M S LON or Bell Ringers
will perform Aurora WaltIe. and African Quadrles.
which he Swiss s Mf'Ss :s. viii perform h Grand
Surprise Movement from Hay den Surprise symphony The kee
Row with ,ariaons and National Air iankes Doodle
10 conclude with THAT RAsCAL JACK-R.scsl Jack
Mr. !. Dunn; Lqey, Mrs Watts; Emily, MIS-. r. shaw,
Private Boxes Ito accoM mediate person.l IS each
CHATHAM THEATRE.
BENEFIT OF MIR. LENNOX-THuK sDAY. Nov. I. 1874
Mr. L. respectfully announces {, his fens that the
q h he / om s
which occasion will b acted the admired Scotch dram.
opera Of ROB ROY. or Aud Lang sype-Bse Nisol Jar
United States upwards Of 900 nights Rob Roy Mr. Fr-er
other characters in bill. Of The day.
After which Jack Winaus will sing the Newsboy and vari
The whole conclude with tn GlPsEY KING-the prn
cipa character by Mr. Frser originally acted by him
London.
took bill, of the day for further novelty.
CiRCUs-nOWEKY.
arhs 9s q y u SSS9 Aursri S'
~ No ether Circus in this State
Performances commence At oclock-ovsr always by iok
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RURTON,S THEATRE.

ARCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA
WEDNESDAY EV'NG, November 6-Will be present ted
Connsr Alicia, Mrs Burke
After which, CITY WIvESC rabtree Mr. 9 Barrett Easy
Mr. burks; Mrs Easy, Mrs 9th.
Followed by JENKINS BAND OF ETHIOPIAN MIN
STRELS
To conclude it'll the burlesque opera Of
MIR. Johnston; ago Yankee Mr. Burke; Brabano Dutch
Mr. Myers Rodergo, Fenchman MIR. RUSSELL Desde-
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NlBLO'S GRAND SAI.0ON
FOR CONCEN Nj \, -

RI 49,. az, oo.oEhlS AND HALLS.
now nttitg up Tor the winte ftts l ~ st4g.iGc,,f
csi - .nnesru " mas many adehati s chrd
tben - no ,oI sound aud nU, itg b,
" annoyance from thu noise ctrspa IL has
2 g galleries aud will sccommoc 1900 y r.ons For Ball.
eoa,, r,s hopt aud raied seats TIE side and is msgn
H. lighted with splendid glass chandeliers. Attached
hhd On me same hoor there lyae rarloN
" lis, h,gera and hat rooms aud supper 30 Go,
M.eA VII accommodate 800 essons 6ea' psns III
NOD stiaro
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cure q g1norhoa gles seminal emissions and all mocopuu
lent discharges from the uethra Thsse pills the result
twenty years expencs in the Hospital de Charlie Paris
osounced by their celebrated inventor Professor Velpeau
a. lnabIe remedy for all diseases Of the pera They effect
cure IN much scrtsr time than other remedy without
uting the breath dsaesng with the stomach confinement
fro business Price per box Sold at the College Of Medi
ens and Pharmacy. 9 Nassau street; ~
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: All Philadelphia Subscriptions to the
HERALD must be raid the agents. Zeber Co., Ledger
buildings 3D. and Chestnut where single copies may also BE-
Obtained daily at o'clock. 3m
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N0nstitutionnI DebIlity Cured.-The TonIa

isre prepsred by the College a Medicine Phsmscy OF
the city OF New York confidently recommended for all
OF debility produced by of any kind
Us IN remedy for mpoteace stery, banennsss
Single bottles 81 each Of helf dozen IS; carefully
packed and TO all parts of the UIkon.
tfce OF the College Of Medicine and Pharmacy IS Nassau
street w. S. RICHARDSON NJ II Agent
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A II Parker, 60 Duane street, between Broadway and
IA Elm agent for the sale Of valuable Oil Paintings
porcelains and Antiquities has just received ship Persian
from Amseriam, fine collection Of splendid Oil Paintings
Porcelain Of the richest kinds old Dresden Porcelain Groups
fancy Cups aud Saucers rich In gold Fans Of the 10th
century and o grandeur equal thing imported
country which be disposed Of at moderate There
fore those who wish enrich their collections ornamenng
their paros, wl find their interest call and examine
and judge for themselves Ladies are particularly invited 10
view this splendid collection
4 "A hcm from A 900
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Virginia Election.
We have been favored with the following partial
returns from Fairfax county, received by express
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Ohio Election.

Wing gain since last month. .......sA
PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday morning, Cook.
DEAR BENNETT
Isend you the returns, as far as heard from.
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PAKK THEATRE.
Nh; ROBT. CAMPBELL HAYWOOD has the honor to
appearance. will take place on FRIDAY EVENING neIt
Nov 18th, which will ssned for the
- this city Comedy performed with great
London called
INHERITANCE.
- Adam Black. ...............M MIR. haywood
With variety Of which will be given future
advertisements To which will be added Tor the I'd time the
drama Of
TAM O'SHANTER
re
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RY ORDER OF AARON VANDERPOEL, Justice OF
- the Superior Court, Of the City of New York
Notice Is hereby given, pursuant the Of the
statute authorizing attachments against debtors
NICHOLS resident Of Amsrrdam in Holland and that the
will ba sold for his debts unless he
and discharge such attachment according law within
nine months from the first publication Of this notices and that
and The delivery 2 him for his Of within
pery by him are forbidden by law and void.
Dated the 7th day of February, 1914.
WESTERN Il EDWARDS,
mr3i itaw9msrc At ornrys for Attaching Creditor
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-25
klR THE ENQNLRK


Among the several arguments contained in Mr.
Claws leuer upon Tie question Of The Annexation
OF Texas. none could have been more unfortunate
and less conclusive, than the objection, that the
acquisition OF foreign territory, Tor the purpose o
securing the balance Of power III favor of either
of the great sections Of the Union is an unjllsti-
fable motive on the part ol those who desire it
| would ask il il cvinces as great want OF moral
principle on the part of the South, 10 seek The ac-
QUESTION Of Tcxas-that the efforts al The Adolf
lonstS. 10 disturb the domestic relations vi the
South NAV be deicated-as that the Abollionisis
should be 50 lmmndlul Of their Obligations, As Ia
wish to interrupt the principle OF the Federal
Constitution, by which the rights and domestic
peace oi the South are carefully guarded and pro-
tcctcd Ii the fanatics Of the Norihwill persist
in wa"in@ continual war upon their Southern
brclhlcn, does il not become the South 10 adopt
such measures, as NAV best arrest the fell designs
OF the AbolitionisiS, ami by which Of no, finally
defeated the great objcct which they are pursuing
NAV BE- procraslinaled and deferred 10 The most IT,
mote possible periodl Until the spirit OF innov;-
ton had thrown It's sonlbrc shades and deadly in
ilucncc over our once united and happy country,
and want Of good faith begun 10 display itself,
we never heard the question proposed, 10 which
section OF the nation does The balance nj power
attach? Never, till then. were there sectional
lealousics and rivarics in the management ol Fc-
dcra affairs Let It's but return back Ia first prin
ciplc>, and faithfully observe our Constitutional
engagements, and internal peace will he restored,
and fp,cien respect secured. ANXIOUS.