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the earth This Is the result of our experience
out our experience Is the only instance OF such a
result A monarchlcal and arbitrary government
may extend itself to the full limit of its military
means. Under such a government. society IS
Kept together by pressure from above. by the
weight OF the Government itself, and the strength
OF ITS arm. But how obvious is il, that. in free.
elective systems the political society exists and
| cohges, and must exist and cobere. not bv snner-
incumbent pressure on its several parts, but by
the internal and mutual attraction Of those Darts
oy the assimilation OF interests and feelings; by
sense of common country, common political
family, common character, fortune and destiny.
NOT only the organization of such systems, but
also Their continuance by means of periodical
popular elections, necessarily requires intercourse
mutual conference and understanding, and gen.
erai acquaintance among those who are to unite
IN such elections. When individuals are to be
selected for high situations in government and
TO exercise an influence over the happiness of ALL
1t would seem indispensable that a general, if not
universal confidence should be inspired, bv
knowledge of their character their virtues, and
patriotism. 1t certainly may be very well CUES
toned, with how much of mutual inteieence.
and how much of spirit OF cancellation and har
mony, those who live on the St Lawrence and
the St. John, might be expected ordinarily to
unite IN the choice OF President, with the in
hlbltants of the banks Of the Rio Grande del
Norte and the Colorado. 1t is evident. at least,
that there must be some boundary or some limits
to Republic which is to have a common centre
Free and ardent speculations may lead to the in
diligence Of an idea, that such Republic may be
extended over whole hemisphere.
On the other hand, minds less sanguine, or
more chastened by the examples OF history, may
fear, that extension often produces weakness,
rather than strength; and that political attrac-
ton, like other attractions, is less and less power
fu|, as the parts become more and more distant.
In this difference, between ardent speculations,
and cautious fears, 1t seems to me to be the truest
wisdom to abide by the present state of things.
since that state of things IS acknowledged on all
hands TO be singularly happy, prosperous and
honorable. In all points of view therefore, in
which | can regard the subject, my judgment is
Texas to the United States. You have Spar
ta'-such was the admoniton of the ancient pru-
dence-'cmbellish it, We have a Republic,
gentlemen, of vast extent and unequalled natural
advantages; a Republic, full of interest in lis ori-
gin, its history, its present condition, and its
prospects for the future. Instead of aiming to
enlarge It's boundaries, let us seek rather to
strengthen its union to draw out its resources, to
maintain and improve its institutions of Religion
and Liberty, and thus to push it forward In its
career of prosperity and glory.
am gentlemen, with most true reg ard,
Your oblig d friend
DANIEL WEBSTER.
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4 Series Of School Books for the early instruc-
i'm Of Children

Opinion Of NIr, HoLBRooK, Of the ErchGnge Lycsum.
examination of the manuscript for proposed books io
the early OF children. Trey dfe essentaliy
because they differ alcly, from of the boo.s nov IN
u.s. which because they violate some oi the fS
ami hest principles % the human mind Yours night
principle because they recognize thi powers OF progress OF
the human understanding with the proper mode OF developing
them
such signal the Deaf and Dumb ASyluin III the
Pus,ian Schools: with universal practice other
sui: but teaching. am. with common sense.
They the good, old fashioned learn
tools winch oiaed by nearly step
schools from the time the chid besiEs 20
and b. and rch I'LL s cl, ses his course III heo
logical Seminary.
Bv your books children will begin we'll which only
thew viii b ed} published and used throughout the length
and breadth of our land. JOSIAH HOLBROOK" "
Opion of Mr. b ELLIS TRUSTEE tn the Pbc Schools M
NetC. York
Miss Oam has submitted omy inspection the outlines OF
a plan Of a series School Books.
" have formed very favorable opnion OF the contemplated
work ons!eabe have been made OF late IN
the hooks commonly used but much IeTn ns 10 be done
Mach pecinus thrown aw y IN losing over duli
drv and unn-restng lessons far above the come-
children which cannot retain any place IN the
mIId, ,.r
Miss Grams plan appears well adopted TO meet thes. diff
cues present something TO the mind OF the child Calcutta
ted and the attentlon and TO lead on oy
natural and from grade OF improvement TO
lsother -
ch,errulc recommend the work te a:."n,inn Of All
t.I-r
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To Teachers and Parents.

ELEMENTS OF NATURAL PHILOSOPHY y
embracing the general principles OF Mechanics
Hydrosta;ics, Hydraulics, Pneumaucs, Acous-
tics Optics Electricity, Galvanisrn, Magnetism,
and Astronomy illustrated by several nunq5eo
Engraylngs. BY LEONARD D. GALE NJ D. IIr; Pro-
fesSor of Geology and Mlneralogy IN the Uni
yersirv of the CITY of New-York, and Lecturer
on Chemistry and Natural Philosophy. Price,
full bound, 81 cents; S4 5Oa dozen 10 Teachers.
The above work extensively hs best SCHOOLS
and parts the ned St2ss'
and IS considered the bs, book extant for
Gal. being himself practical Chemist. and his
duTis Lecturer urn- him make constant ana repeal
ed IIsrirnsn;s al branches of Natural Phosoihy wss
sd the task of editing such woIE
OF the Other publications or The popular branches oi I9sS
INV and Chemistry mere computations mAae oi eooA
hence the frequent failures OF students II theli al,
while following the directions contained
:, Ibr woIas No such difficulty II: occur II the use oi
rh,s work Of Dr.. Gale. l,,sd
" 10 GREELEY * Mch.LRATH. New lork-
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ARRIVED

schr Little Mary, Davis 70 days from Portland, with um-
beI and lime, master.
J VI Tavlor.
Schr Harvest, Frsby, from Taunton TO
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Ig SUMNER LINCOLN FAIRFIELD died at New
Orleans on the 9th ult in utter dcstution, wretch
edness, and despair. He was a man Of much IN
tellectual powers, bat unbalanced by fmness of
principle, extravagant in expenditure without re-
gard to means, and fatally addicted to Into1ica-
tins; Liquors. These errors have wrought the rum
of naturally generous and gifted spirit. May
his fate warn others from the path Of danger and
destruction
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1.-THE Hutchinson Family respectfully give notice
to the public tha, they will give their Fourth ard last oca
Entertainment for the al the Ia2einaee
on THURSDAY evening March 2lsl l8 Programme IN iu-
49,. ,,,r.r.;,.,s,,s mhl4 Il
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MEMORANDA.

The plcke; ships Montszuma, Zurich for HaTIe, and
number of other bound vessels detained IN conse
0usnce of the easteriy
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o The Bangor >Me) election, on Monday
last, was no GO The Wing candidate for
Mayor had handsome plurality, but separate
Wing Temperance ticket being run, he was
defeated The Abolition candidate got l22
votes. There will be another trial on Tuesday.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
CLEARED.

CLEAkED.
Ships Gardiner Pennington Apa4ehieola Patten; Her
cusan Collins Holmes, Orleans, H4vaud; FIcksburs
Berry y Osleans VIM Neison:
Brigs Northernsr Lent, M9til; s!we 90; bsle Ny
Ogden.
Sem Duaden, Lesconb plymouth, c. John Peck
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BELOW,
R,nErnnIa y

Brig Cohansey, from Rio Grande with hides, 10 Edward
lines
Brig China Small from Cape Hayt ST Domingo.
Brig Brothers, Mayhem. from Neuvltas TO BFei Fose.
Wind {, With rain.
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u The Dorrites, it is said do not intend to
run ticket at the coming Gubcrnatorial Spring
election, for the reason that they cannot induce
any of their valiant heroes to be foolish enough
to stand as candidates. We have no doubt
this IS the fact, but they want 1catcRing, never
theless. Newport (R. L. Herald.
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ITO PUBLlSHERS- S-COPY-RIuHTS EQR
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L SALt.-Frlrch sNd ErgIish heading Book; St6ries
from real Life with ma ,krd llroms. BIZ Mis-. ORA..
Ogrriou Of CHARLES KING, Esq N.w York .lmg1can.
selected from the tlngs OF J. y Bou-
v not Only u improve whs The instruct ths young reader,
but illustrate the difficulties and pecuarltes of the Ian
cuese
LIS design is good and we'll executed
Opinion JACOB T. sRGEN Esq Prof Of Beies Lstires
IL this small but highly stmaole volume the lloms 2i
smell capitals b this defective device the leaef
dstins uhes the peculiar dlcton of this highly polished ian
gu1ge while he the process of elementary instruction
esteem this work it, peculiar province inraIu 'ble
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COUrHOUY Il MEYERS,

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DESpECTFULLY invite The public 10 cali at
II their sore The richest aid mos, extensive
ofa e Il ina9 AND p OF okoIT kSi9o5i[
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T6ey an aafIy making additions this portion Of
M SOCK o M wsen sy a s soL
this CITY These goods he last Fa Of tn American In
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eVnPs'S;i9n Y "a. also prepare, 10 execute orders TO.
CUT GLASS
OF evsrv description OF quality be surpassed either
saey me Gs and s FGowE
i!sh sb EokGRELAISS saApGS f9f gIaTPg
and TABLE CT TLERY which ihey offer prices 1,cy
popo,tioaed 70 ;h1 quality OF ths articles Eno IN
DRIVATE BOARDING.-Twoo or three single
I gsntlemrn and gentleman and his wife, can accom-
TfTY HALL fLACE, cof1e9 Of Dasne-strset mhis
r AMP ENCY-COUTHOUY Y NEVEKS,
are the sole Agsuts in the Cry for the sale Of
Lamps Chandeliers, and Gfaadoss, Of every asserintop
Boston and viii supply dealers regular factory
Th- Superior q4ty Of h=- goods is 100 ws kaown TO r.
auirs putE1g Il sufficient that they have IN every
instance, when placed in comFstiron for premium,
recsiTsd tn highest houos They have rePeatrdy been
n. sncoarasesnts ef manufactures and obtained tn GOLD
MEDAL late OF the American Institute IN New
York Coanry Dealers viii nd their interest IN calling as
hey s upon obtaining first class article
at the most reasonable pIice- nn!e Lwls Us
q john Burdeli, Denlist-Aftsr leaving the
had resided 1881 have had Office at 52 Broadway
of the house Of ny brother who IS
SEE me viii please De particular and mention the gwen
r.1ne, Il order 70 pIes confusion. mh!6:2'
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u The town of Abingdon, Mass, on the l lth
inst. chose an entire Board Of Wing Selectmen-
the first time in many years. Last year the Lo-
CO. Focos carried every thing.
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HARPEii s BROTHERS WILL PUBLISH,
THIS D.1Y,
TABLES OF INTEREST.

= Il II I
TABLES OF INTEREST BY MONTHS AND
DAYS and by Current Days $50 and at 365 TO the
computed Seven per and adapted other rates De
cmay arranged under the head of time Tcgehsr with Fac
tors calculating Discount, aud Time Tables.
By George A. Stansbury, Esq.
q This is decidedly the best ard mos, convenier; book
OF The kind ever published 1t recommended by F. w ed
monds Esq, G. a. Worth Esq, T. j. Waters Esq, j f.
Entz Esq. John Fisk Esq, Mesrs. Brown, Brothers
Co.. sc. SC.
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AGRAND EXHIBITION
OF ie effects Prodacsd byiahalins Nitrous OXIDE or
EXHILARATING OR LAUGHING GAS,
will be given tbe
BROADWAY TABERNACLE,
TUESDAY EVENING March 70.
SEVENTI-F0UR GALLONS OF GAS
VIII 5s made, that all the audience who wish have
Al opportunity 10 take II.
THIRTY YOUNG MEN
hive volunteered TO take the Gas thai ,here may b- 20 de-
lay In case there should BE- hsitsoa the audience
20 come forward.
TWO GAS BAGS
viii be used ,ha; the effects have Ceased n9oa
our p-lsou another bag may be ready for the next.
TWELVE STOUT MEN
are easassd 10 stand upon the stage (Which will De erected
the purpose 70 pr. those who take ;he Gas while usdcr
is lntEsace from iujurir. themselves OF Others
/; desired that -ssoG VIII present himself take the
Gas believes he with fgh ~heu under It's uiirsnce
Mr.. Il Q COLTON. who has lie honor u TrsSen: this
Medical Colss= IL osoy were atsade. m 'iny
for the .IaFcston Of >,asts iu friends; BAT ind such
ca Lecture Rosm beng too sul 70 accoinod Z the m
by ne conssne 'th s1ss3n oi many th,n sSi 70 OF
fer tn 20 he p1bijc The BROADW Ai EABEkNA-
Ts TWO Entertainments wee attended mostly By
Gentlemen OF he Profession and ,rer Ladi-s lof
each aaoQt equal nunterl aud select COMPANY
5d. I;his hoped the next VIII present ,he same
70 test the purity and safety Of tie Gas Mr Cotton viii
bs the trst 20 take Il.
To give some idea of The eec: which the Gas produces
vshsn inhaled the Lungs have only iuote on HOOP
YRS NtDICAL DICTIONARY, aAdeF The hsa! oil Nit-ossn-
Nj. Hooper says:
him follows previously closed my EosIis aud
exhausted my uas oIsalhe four rtrt, OF Nitrous Oude
silk b.g h. first tella.s similar 20
produced the last ts,Gdnes-l but III less
tksu halfa the beGus continued they di
mnishej gradually and Succ=ettG By lon uai
gus y sentle The muscles attended bv highly
thrilling particularly the chest aud the eNtreml-
more acute Toward he las Inspiration the thrilling r-
creased The of muscular power became greater d q;
las an irresistible propensity action was 'ndHssd IN
rscallsct bat indistuctg what followed know that my
motions were various and violent
The Effects above Described tune when compared with
those usually manSted-bCt they account OF
the meme and authority gthey bear All this Won have been
frlt acted 0net.uth part OF tie time has taken 20
read it.
THOMPSON T Pnpis. Sepher lilncjck, X bert ktnsidkc
VI D. Mr. Uedsaccod, aud Robert S0ataey, (Poet,i the
public referred no0prs Medical Dictionary abSVe
Mr. Hooper ,be Southey. thathe once pGeucalr
4Hakd tht he suppoSsS the atmoshere OF the highest Of
all possible heavens be composed OF this gas From m
hau half who take the either dance
sing or laugh The leading trat 10 the ch'racteris usually
brought cut.
- Ladies and those who accompany hem, viii take
in the Gallery.
q Doors nen at half past 6-Eutertanmeut commence
az hall past o'clock.
Tickets 25 cents each had al the principal Book
Music and Drug Stos Broadway, ad the door the
Evening Of the t.neriaInmsnt. nh6 SMNI
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acts done and as such must have their full effect
But it does not follow that they are precedents
for the annexation of Texas. Important differ
ences are pointed out, between the cases, in Mr.
Forsyth's letter and others mi ght De suggested.
But it is enough to say, that what has been done,
on, at best, very questionable right, and III
case of strong and urgent necessity is no suf-
fcicnt warrant for similar proceeding, IN case
in which no such necessity exists, and IN which
both the right and expediency may be very pro-
pcrlv considered, on the original and independent
grounds belonging to them.
I am certainly of opinion, with Mr.. Jefferson,
Mr.. Madison, Mr.. J. q. Adams, and other emil
nent rlen, that the Constitution never contem-
plated the admission Of new States, formed out
of the Territories of foreign nations; and while
admit, that what has been done IN regard to Lou
sana and Florida must now be considered as ie.
gally done, yet do not admit the proprlety ol
proceeding farther and admitting not territory
ceded by foreign nation, but iorelgn nation
ITSELF with allits obligations and Treaties It's laws
and its Institutions into the number OF tue states
which compose this Union
The broad question proposed by you' OF 'he
probable general influence OF the annexation OF
Texas upon American liberty and industry, the
continuance Of our Union, and the universal
cause of knowledge, virtue, liberty and haPpl,
moss is a question full of intense interest, and
which suggests thoughts and reflections well wor-
thy to engage the deepest attention of intelligent
minds It IS not to be doubted that the conunu-
ance of the American Union, and its prosperity
and success, under its present form OF govern
ment, is matter of high moment to all mankind
Itis one of the most cherished hopes ana relian-
ces of that universal cause Of which you speak
the cause of human knowledge, virtue, liberty
and happiness. And he is bolder reasoner than
| am, who has satisfied himself that this govern
ment may be extended indefinitely, either to the
North or to the South, without endangerlng It's
stability and its duration.
1t is true, that under the beneficent operation
of the practical principles of maintaining local
governments for local purposes, and contiding
general interests to a general government, the
ends Of political society capable of being full
filed, by the same free and popular system, and
the same administration, over large portion OF
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F.. ea#.. - case arg saf aH' prs
ss.= #.fr-z14. 80 ~. |e3 "a IS = -. F
Il, - fsss.e o b. s.aie, D. serve .pen
t4aeaaae.It ~ ne nalaa aaa Hefe
. ms sH5e-. be acquired aew feife
A.za..ea8s bright leme Some fHaH
Scaa.ors. sell remember b. clos ne.
dh.rh HaNefs as 8etaf# I--h# .r
asa .aei. IS .a#He ha#aH. =
courtesy. aa3 gesi.eHsa} s#aHH#
Know Ia al HH, - sia= ertH
lancet iAsI bee hss beea struck #eaa b.
Tie cold tan3 81 death, % IRE ~ mons
he ~as, fer "a SECOND aHe. aHHaae1 at
The Siaie 81 LIS aaaa 'o .akr a1s scat
go lh4s daaf as aae = The Representa-
tive ri hef sltere.g ~. IN = con-
>def fH8. fhe aaHoa has sustained =
gtav5os ass rs ibc death aIJaIaa Pr
Ter. know iha, lbe loss Of Louisiana Is
raparab'e It's vacant sea; hefe can
no, be filed wah LIS elaa'. na matter
who may becoue las hoooej Successor
NJ feelings. NJ President a3Hon -
me 10 fofbenr fuuHer observations o.
% = sad occasion, AMI ! therefore com.
ms 10 history TIE character anj fepata
lion OF my laie colleague, a1d asa gbt
tesamonla' ol the high respeci fell af
this body Tor the memory afmy decreased
colleague submit for the adoption 81
Seuafe the following resolutions
Resolved, That The SENATE has receIs.
ed aith dep reuab.ty the Information
of IRE dcafh OF The lion Nekapdef pr.
ltrr. senator elect fraHe the Sfaie 81 -.
and. m token ef Their high respect laf
4 The memory OF he decea,e3. the mcm-
bers Of the Senate vi wear Grape on
The iclt aim As mourning lof ihiry
days.
Resolved. That rs farlher mark
Of respect for the memerY 81 the Hon
Alexander Porter, TIE Senate DO nop
adjourn.
fbe resolutions having been road
Mr. Benton. rose to second them, 10
doing which he decIi NJ some length ia
remarks eaios sic oflae lile aud char
acier Of the deceased Senator. wiach
would have their appropriate place
here u they lad been supplied IN TINS
for publication.
When Nr B bad concluded his re.
msrk' The resolutions were UNANIMOUSLY
adopted aud then the Senate adjourned
until Monday
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