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New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-07
Te,as-The Lust of thc Documcnts.

Y The Intelligencer OF yesterday contains com
municaton from Mr.. CALHOUN, in reply TO Il re-
solution of the Senate, from which it appears
that "therc is no letter from the Texas Commis
sioner to Mr. Secretary CALHOUN calling his at
tenton to the letter of Mr.. VAN ZANDr on the
l7th FcLrSary last to Mr. Ursnue but that, III
the course of the negotiation of the Treaty oi
Annexation those gentlemen orally invited the
attention Of MIR. CALHOUN to the said letter."
1t is an unusual thing, comments the Intclll,
gencer.) if not unprecedented, for Secretary oi
State to indite formal despatch to Foreign
Embassy, in reply to an oral suggestion. II the
invitation to which the Secretary refers had been
in writing, we might probably have learned what
answer was given BY the late Secretary UrsauK
to the letter Of Mr.. VAN ZANDr, winch certainly
was not treated with so much discourtesy as 10
have remained wholly unnoticed. We should
have known also ,ohy, at the lest hour of the ne.
gotiation, Mr.. CALHOUN should have had his at.
tention drawn by the Texan Envoys to the letter
written to his predecessor three months before.
On Monday was communicated by Mr.. Cal
houn another curious statement, in reply also 10
a resolution of the Senate calling for information,
BY which it appears that the Private Letter
from England apprislng the Secretary of State
that the Government OF Great Britain was pursu.
ing measures deemed hostile to this country-tke
letter, in fact, which has been made the fouuda.
ton of grave and important official corgespon.
dence-nowhere appears upon the flies ofthe De-
partment but is, as Mr.. Calhoun "has reason
to suppose, among the private papers of the late
Mr.. Upshur." Not even can the name of ,se
writer of this letter be aScertained, as these pr
yste papers Of MIR. UpShur cannot be reached
by the Senate. Was ever an impoitant nego,;a-
ton, involving probable Wer, rapinc and dcyas,a.
ton in its consequences-was ever any negolia-
ton between two civilized powers--So lamely,
loosely and negligeatly conducted In the mad
and convulsve effort TO secure the object arrived
at, tn season for that object TO be made Grailabie
to its orginators, even the ord nary forms end re-
qurements of Diplomatic intercourse seem to
have been as thoroughly neglected, as the honor.
recklessly violated
These documents we suppose are the last that
the compressive powe. of the Senate resolu.
tons will be able to squeeze from Mr.. Tyler and
his reluctant Secretary; and in all conscience
they are enough Such record of blunders, bad
faith incompetency and imbeciity as is displayed |
by the whole course of this Texas negotiation is
enough to disgrace our Government in the ewes
of Statesmen, and 10 hold it up to the contcmp,
and ridicule of the whole civilized world
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-07

UTICA, Wednesday, June 80 4. NJ.
The Convention of Delegates from the CLAY
CLUES of this State viii meet IN the Methodist
Church at - to-day. A preliminary consulta-
ton to arrange and shape the business coming
before the Convention is just commencing. Del
egatcs are here from all parts of the State
mainly tried and faithful veterans in the Whig
cause.-the victors of '3S and '40-and all ap
pearances indicate useful as well as harmonious
session.
The news from all sections is cheering. The
WMgS have every where ratified the Texas
nominations at Baltimore the very best uor u.s.
that could have been made. By the Van Buren,
men, the names of Polk and Dallas were receiy
ed at first with stubborn ncredulity, and,
when the truth could no longer be resist
ed, with the silence Of death. In two or
three places, they attempted to be comfortcd
with the name of SILAs WRIGHT for Vice
President but when this was taken from
them they were left in the apathy Of blank
despair. | have the names of some Of the'r
leaders who within the last three days have dc
cared that they could not support the Texes
ticket; one of them formally gave In his adhesion
to the Political Abolitionists on Saturday. If the
election of President were to take place TO- morrow
Clay would sweep the State by 50,O00-some
Counties almost without a contest. The Locos will
rally yet, and the most of them will swallow the
bitter pill prepared for them, though many will
not but they can hardly hope to carry the State
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-07
Things in PniIadcIphia.
Correspondence 81 The New iork Inbunc.
PHILADELPHIA. June 6-P.


PHILADELPHIA. June 6-P VI.
FiRE.-About half past o'clock lnIs morn.n-, a
ire broke grocery OF j. cob Comjacr second
frame houses, occupied BY j. c. Clayton shoe Mr..
Gregory ard another petson whose name did not leatn "
rely destroyed Tie los. though not heavy, WI al
severely the tee st who afe IN poor c!tcnu'ace-
The ire believed 20 have been the result o accident
~ofg symptoms ol oubIegk mnnl!esied lsei after the
fire among feme from tine fact Ot the Paramount Ensle
Company proceeding TO the ,eme u, intent upon m,Se M
The NeccucGe Hose COHpy however, rom "holn lhe
tex expected behaved Ike good citizens ana sHllered te
firnpunt 20 the ground ulnOestcd csowd o ss'e
ri huadei followed the nppaaiu' sDme 'c or sN squas'.
furnishing OF tr!ng Character took place De!"eel
t,go or three Othc; cOmpgu'es
!! SUPPOSED iNCESDARY ARREsTED.-i young
named John AIeeowaa residas m -cond see, below
Mayor Sco charged with blssAng no md ng re 10 ne
residence OF Dr. Mono[y N tie rear Of ~ Au.uslne'
Cu.cA, lie memorable night tai eticc "ai bufn lie
w,is he.d to ba.l N 500 .ot II idfler helna@
TRIAL FOR MuRDRR.-ln tie Court of Quarter
Session, THIS morning tie we latGef.inaw and noihefn,
of two ,nca we're put upon te tra- charged wi killing
de deceased. \ Jury rs. not yet been en99gnstd ~,
lS IUWS.--GovernOr Roberts, Ol Llbcnn, uud ms
lady arrived in town asteyegns uud ere stag g at tie Noun;
Venom UOusn. s"cODH-.t;eet
NEW CoUNrGEFEITs-Spurious $50 notes on
the ;oyameps ng i.ak altered fOm The Tenth WGni Bans
o. York and 80 notes on tie Trenton Bank rrc cf
Ims CASE og HRypERsoY.-Thc case of thi;
youn, man, chnrgc with enl ezzencui while clerk n lie
Pot Office wes given 70 jury last evening but they wefe ua
9be 70 sslse aud tbs momng the CoEr. discharged them.
iMNiGRANrs.-i'h ship Athens. from Liverpool,
fs.;d & f T9.naf E,, , w1 ~ esSe sgnai @ @ Ie
Goodwin. ,yicl sailed on 1Ueiay jr jrLWe,pco carlc ,,D
he. over ~ st2errse pRsscngcss.
SrocKs.--Ihc market to-day was less actigc
than yesterday and pnces re s Is'etns "a value Snlo
eoscl at 55., with sale at Is ILLINOIS Sacca Honds wre
W., Eoaca-;c;,o ,haGcs G.arl Bans l35 DO l@s-i-i
do y DIDO I5S1QjJ state 80 i15 on do, - IL O)
do I3 i 600 Cl,y r. 9, lO5ii5 .are, Mechanlcs Bank
z7a-5.1 Ivmngon r, 25,d-4j Harrisburg I; 4, 2 -
5G6i Bank noss 5-l1 shares 1 ;; Bank I05J County
- ~. new. 50 capdeR K A"b9y H. l5-.' Schg{ J.
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o. A young man ramed Shepard Gum was
drowned on SATURDAY last while bathing about
two niles ftom Henrietta, \. !.
q 4 Mr. Davis Of Potosi, Wisconsin,, was
thrown from his horse and much Injured lately
j. A son Of Mr.. Gilbert Of Prsine du Chen
was accidentally shot on the 18th u!s
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
ry TIE REPORTER OF rnE Nsw.yoaS rElauys.
WvnI,croN. W4aNaspr. J4ac..

W~HI,CroN, y GaNssp,r. J-art.
* SENATE. Er. Evans, nom tie Commute
On Finance. reported without amendment. ite
Eopse bin appropriaiine for the annual eA9cnd
tures of the Pos. Office Department
The bill yestcrday reported appointing RogH
Y I,ucy an umpire Tor the settlement oi BE
Pea Patch Island was passed.
MIR. Evans reported from the Finance Com.
m;,tee adversely upon he memorial Of ige
Chamber Of Commerce of New York, ASKING
Cor tIe establishment of 1 Bra1ch Nnt Ia ,aai
Nr. B,YARp, f.om the Naval Committee, ie.
porlod b,'l 10 tcst the utility OF the Sub-Al,aaa
Iel-scope.
4 communication was rccaiycd rom the l'cl-
sl-y Dep ,mcnt, u'luding 4 repoE, from foL
Samuel +. B. More, announcag tne completion
og ne Magnetic Telegraph between Washington
and 6 G,liimo,c. and expressing ne opinion, Is
,,s..d ,l-us Ter. of its Re feet p:acilcab.!g'
Scvc-.I pe,itionS ON Tie subject OF ancxat!oa
or Texas both pro and con were presented aad
with some other private and uuimPoltant business
tho eran;v mofning hour was occupied.
The Senate s5cIt the remainder Of he day "a
r.~rnfiye s,s.on ID consideration OF the IeNas
,--.,tv. e7d some M lor nominations. NJ. JAsNA
GIN made en cxcelcn. So cch age'nst Inc ,-ca.y
Il is SUP, ed that j, VII finally be acted on n d
dav Or two.
The rene of EDWARD klNC Of Ph'ladephl,
was SEM n to-day, urde-st4nd, 10 supply the
vacancy on the bench of the Supreme Court.
The House. Immediately upon meeting resil
we'd itself into Committee of the Whole on tie
Union and resumed the consideration OF the gen.
eral appropriation bill, the time for debate beng
Limited to twelve O'Clock.
Mr. Henley of Ia. (Loco.) made an election
ccrng speech abound,ng in stale anecdotes and
vulgarisms.
llr. TlBGArrs of Ky. gave notice of al amen.
ment 10 Appropriate 5550,00O 10. The purchase ol
the residue of private ocls IN the Louisville and
Potand Cana, to make II i.-se OF toll, and, wilh
Mr.TnonAssoS, adyocatedit 1t du:ng the remaining
time of debate.
The Committee proceeded 10 vote without de.
bate upon thc amendments. a vast multitude
of them were offered, and the voting uPon them
in Committee occupied iouc hours and Il quarter
The BIZ was then reported TO the House, where
the amendments are fnally to be acted upJn.
That of
MIR. Pollock, nircctng the Secretary of the
Senate and the Clerk of the House To purchase f T
tncirrcspectivc bodies articles OF Imer,caR 9TOmh
and manufacture, when of equal quality and
pficc, was adoptcd-yc@s l25, nays -.
Without lu-lhcr progress The House adourned'
ARGUS.
SMuGGLlNc.-A large Amount OF goods whch
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THE TRIBU N E.
WIG NOMINATIONS:
FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE I, 1874,

Ur THE STATE CONVENTION OF THE OFFICERS
oY THE CLAY CLUBS MEET UTICA on 'THx hrst
"Wednesday In June.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-07
Bv This Mornings Mail.

~ The Wings Of Ba,imoFe held elodop,
meeting in Monument Sqaafe Weiues-
dav evening, at whch ELOQUENT snecches wvc
delivered by Hon JolS T. h1SNrDY lion. Dr.
S,.yvvss of Va. Hon NuToS Bows Of Teua.
Hon. Mr.. ScnexcS Of ONO, and others The
rreatcst c..lolisi..srn prcy.iled. jas. Ihewooo
Esq was President OF TIC meeting.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-07
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subscriptions for Clay T-ibune.

G The CLAY yTRIBuSE.-Genienen 10 the city who wish
send valuable and cheap Wing journal IN their reDd in
The country during TIE Presidential Camp Sa eqra ted
to read the Prospectus the Clay Tfbure which will be
found another column G-Singe subscriptions only 20
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-07

Ny- General Committee of Democratic
WhiS Young Men.-A Regular Meeting Of ths Com
rnee will be held the BROADWAY House. on Friday the
9Th OF June al O'Clock p VI. by order.
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Tenth Ward. Attention.:

The Ashland Association of the Tenth Ward
meet This Epening, at Croton Hall, corner Bow.
cry and Division. for the purpose of uniting
with the Democratic Wings of the Seventh Ward
in Mass Meeting, TO respond to the nomination
of CLAY and FRELlNoHUYsEN. Every man to his
post.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-07

Il The Rive is filing rapidly. 1t has al
ready fallen two or three feet.
st. Louis New Era, 9th.
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For The Tdbure.

u A German iarmc: was d-owned on the
25th May while crossing the ferry At st. LOUIS
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u y carpenic- shop was destroyed by fire in
ST. Louis on the 20th ult Loss about $4,000.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-07

DESIGNATION CT \ BIszop.-It is reported, we
1--we with good authority, that me r.. Rev. H.
U. Onderdonk has, by reason Of physical Htirmi-
tv, resigned his duties as Bishop The Prote iant
Episcop. Church OF the diocese of Pennsylve MA.
American
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-07

II neat and spirited Wing paper called tie
Gcnesee Courier, has been stared al I.e Roy, NJ T.,
edited by Edward Bliss.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-07

GMaKTfrii IdnST y ihsIox H. IHyLoR' Secretaries. ies2
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DilSt VS., Mud.
5 .aRr>rExDENr cg STREETS OFF:cE,
lune b. -

:l:ERTNrENDEAF Q? cTNEETS UFF:cE, J
June A. is.'.S
Tie Supefn' aden Of boz 70 T-que OF the tz-a@
t-n from w-t' the Sc with Cotton Wae:. It
~ IS them mu,'r TINT uei'le- the We'd -. o.,
Sw-sge .orC9- neH, car 10 :is- duty.
tn np 't c. -Iy eop'icabe t. E-oelwlyi low.
ey Cft -nc1d ~ .ifo- 'ey have OF a.s hc-. kept
VI. "a ~ m3c- '1tp c'r-1fIen.
eoi esdDe a' -o-1iof .-.r-ets fey -
d dL,! ID ne doun roi but i the c -'r >. u
C Jg W 81 euab.c lin to Do a"ay W.T. ,!.s lols-
ey - c,rpi-. Int o. d ~ .-..ec...'
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B@ The Mass Meeting in the Seventh Ward will
take place this evening. 1t is understood that Hi
rom Ke,chum, Esq. will answer the late speech o!
B. F. Butler See notice in another column.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-07
Aupolntment hy the Goyernor.

T. =.
RENSSELAER, Co-Erus;,s Mile, Inspector oi F,ur
for the OF GreenbIsh. place Of willard Lawrence
r,lnI
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-07

= The Protector Enc EDgiae Co. No. % viii
return to this City at halt past2 o'clock tomorrow
aiteinoon Ii viii be eived st the FOO, OF Cour:-
land,slree by Fulton Fire Engine Co. No. p, one
OF the crack companies o: this City.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-07

IxDEPENDENcg OF AuTIoRs.-We u1ds--ed j
tat le lste publishers Of the works of an Amer
ican author not placing the same estimate upon
the Ma Maluscipts of hs latest production, which
the author himself placed upon them, the latter
.ook the hold ra-ou on of publish ng them I'M
self aad pedd'iag hem out . Booksellers. We
are horned hat he speculation is not likely to
prove very profitable one,-public taste not cs-
actlv runa:og N that direc on.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-07

~. Recorder Baldwin acknowledges the receipt
oil Sl,4l0 G4 rem the citizens OF Nalchsz, 10 be ap-
piled for the relief Of the sufferers BY the late FIRE in
New Orleans.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-07

i In or Wetr==day's notice Of the review,
we were led into an error by our informant, as to
the name OF the Brooklyn corps. 1t was the
BROOKLYN City Guard, Capt. Olney, who apPcor-
Cd "a cred 4 biz. on tllat ncc.s.ol
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-07

"A Letter from VIM. l.. Stone, Esq. in reply
TO Bishop Hughes, viii be found on our Last Page
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-07

u Hon. Perrin Ross, one of the Associate
Judges OF Wyoming county, Pa. died at his resi-
dence in TunAhanncck las; week.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-07

CRATE Aprons, &c.-,r. Tipp, No. l67 Divi-
sion-sreet, manu actIres Fancy Paper Looking
Glass trimmings Craze Aprons Lamp Shades, ard
ali oher articles in that line, which he sells at whole
sale and retail. His styles OF ing these papers
original, n comec, tcs.e, and perhaps superior
TO any hing Of the kind which we have seen.--
uousekeepers would DO well 10 give hn call.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-07

LATE FRoM SANTA FE.-ThEee gentlemen arrived
a Monday night last direct rom Santa Fe. The
frontier pUns are still closed against all traders from
t.is country. Indeed, they aIe worse than closed
ipossible Tor hem TO be So for, under late regu.
larion, no person is allowed 10 bring away any bull
lion, god or silver coin, from the country, without
first paying Government officers Fix per cent. on
ne amount brought away.
Tbs, taken in connection with former acts or the
pert OF the Mexican authorities, IS peculiarly hard
upon our traders.
Oar ialomaats Iert Santa Fe about the 9th Of
April. DGfng their passage through the noun
tars, snow fell 10 the depth OF TWO and a half
feet. They stale that ,ie snow in the mountains is
very deep, rendering !; quite dangerous TO pass
ine!n 1ney numerous companies of Indians
OF the Cumanche, Cleyennes and Rappshoe tribes.
They were all friendly. however, and offered them
no violence they would not permit the occasion
- pass however, without taking all of their tobacco
ana extra clothing.
Western lilo Expos;or, May lS.
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PROBABLE MuEDER.-We have rumor in
town that the persons we announced on Monday
mo1riuy list IS hayi9g be"n drowned on Their
Pc &c to this CITY ON Pensacola, ccne II
-1c- d.ath by oul me ns. Both o. hem, we
Ia. " kncHl 10 be \ no sion Of p..vate
ir1ds, sld it S suppc d they were mu-de c;l for
-c- money. ;, well Core had JUS: / IN
raid IF ID d'sc ecd fozn TIC Navy Yard.
IL : nc c''eled he h-d rising Of hunt cd dollars
HIS f,ay hes b = found ey bits such mar ;
Of Violence 20 leave 70 doubt Of fis III eul.-
irg eel om. Ore z ecu IL saws ,e h-cat W 8
cat We nast : ie {, : VII be tho oughy il
We ig..ed. The ;nto. ma'icn we published On
don wes de..ved rom a Pc. OF naned W.
reHs wto VI 4 his VIE end chd-ea, We have
sacz aed, came passergcr on '1c same VS.
Sc, t:e sloop Isabella rom pe7sacn.a.
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Clay Club Convention.
From the Editor.
~

70 For Commercial and Money Matters see Frs. Page.
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II Tne Brooklyn Eagle. EreatH- Pest. Philadelphia
Sgrit g tie Times &c appear % be grateful 70
fo having s,se that he Loco foco eias the Park
l2,se IN numbers bet snail enthusiasm They ae very glad
Jwoud seem, that twc rot small n numbers IS II evey
other respect. Vety we'll gentlemen. you entirely welcome
70 ery Lille ayor do you and although conscientious
opposed the putting sysie have objection 70 give
-o. : moi ice' oCce IN n wna
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-07

r. An interesting OF converting American vessel
into SLAYER vii be found reported under the L. s Supreme
Cour; Intelligence
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-07

C5- THE GIANT AND Gg,YTEss Oi2Eean Family OF Tc-
c-is, e Cre1 Wczteu G.t oe, tfHwrg tie ciow-
Cd hocss5 the ime..ca Mus:ura, performance ee pie.
la Il past and O'Clock J.. II. day A. the uDsy
Queen e.HCis bot tins sse hose who s . corsClt Tat
o;Gce Of fat Ii--st 60 II To ~ 0r t--Inorow.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-07

WIG Mass MEErlaG AT MEaPHIs.-When
the Duke Of Orleans landed at Memphis, on
Wednesday morning l.st, lhs day OF the great
Southwestern mes meeting, the bluff was one
mass Of human beings. 1t was sad that there
were 80, 000 strangers in the city.
Huntsville Jour. June l.
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/. j. u. p. OGpES Y. SPzSCRR KELLOGG,
III. ions Z. Hall VII. +. w. LE!y yESyr0ETII.
". L.BBEUs BooTu. VIII. PETER S. PoGTzR.
Rcsolred, That it re the duty Of the several
County ConmiIiees end Town Clay Clubs pro-
rosed 10 be formed, to take al! practicable slea
surcs to cay ou; End perect their systems OF o.
cerza,ion, circulate Political Documents, cel
Public meetings, procure competent SPeake 5,
and to adopt al The Necessary means to arouse
public attention end call oui the ull Wig Vote
OF the Safe at the approaching Election.
Resoiced, finally, That, rely 7g on he power
Of Truth End far Argumen., we herehv econ
mend t, the Wings Of this St4te TO a=scmble as
o.,en es practicable. in Mess Meetings. 70. The
consideration and discussion of'ie principles and
ne, sures now presented for The ve:dict o: the
American People; and that we hereby cordially
tender to or opponents IN invitation to assemble
with US on al such occasions.
This Report end Plan we're unanimously
adopted, and the Convention then Adjourned to
: O'Clock p. "
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-07

JAMRs l,eooKs. New-Ycrk. 1'ioS. Il WALKER. Oneida
w. NJ WATSON, Rensselaer,. DEsNlS BRowN Ere
Mr. KING, on taking the Chair, addressed tho
Convention in an animating and effective Speech
H. GREELEY, from the Committee on Address
and Resolutions, reported the following
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WILLIS HALL. RUFUS KING.
GEORGE W. WEED. THOMAS McELEOI,
SANl FL. y. PAlN

and iheoliiccrs of the Central Clay Committee
OF the City Of New York.
Resolred, That Committee of one from each
Senate District, in conjunction with The officers
of the Central Committee of the city OF New
York and the State Central Clay Committee a;
Albany. be appointed, whose duty it she'll be to
prepare two suitable BAsNERs. one TO he presented
to that County of the Site which, at the ensuing
Presidential Election shall show the greatest
proportional improvement on the Vote OF 1910 ;
and Inc ether to the County which shall givesthc
largest Wing mejori,y-and that the following
rarsnns be snch Scn.iniial COMMITTEE:
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-07

SHAKESPEARE MORE BEAUTIFUL THAN EvER.-No. IL o
Verpancks sI.at edition of the Eard Of Avon. beng tie
second part of the Play OF Ole,n Illuminated with cerea
:pir:d end beautifully executed sngarags VI. be published
lnd sold ct the Bookstore Of the pubhe .j Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-07

* cannot bs.ve It, -lys ore. c2a. aro.er for |
have the whole process: have tie broken ell
tei. various stages 80 taat en- b. 40 mistake The sente-
aly and intel sent OF TIE lecturer. -i 10
yee and grltfy the cstdous .dy attendance
~ on Hall Pru.d,yay
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10 Len MiIliohS OF hoiarS VIC must pay 10 lhe Ut
Ierosl lartn'ns we 'iKe her al ali: he moment
iief -Naioila' existence Is Nlefsed IN 'iiat oi o's
couhy, her oeo'S VIII be car cents, ana we cannot
,uulale 'iic'ii iic' cIs'!l'o's VIII 'tNt Tue III
Unions very leau,y' ana iiliifaia'es petition on
honss,S' ~ n' aa Iii ,
,Sn .Hds nTro"os In, -, ,;i.
n"SsossaS od
aJil ng Gnu " - -
~ran,"J awa" n w. InocriaiorS ,Io
,nnaxa;ou ;yii tnmnGI .siv en,;cI, ., ,to sxn-,
- ,,'nd al 60 w
,~ ,ar rLa, Is his s,,re If ,,ro~o,;or ,b-
,.noanSi DO ws na. a nor lana 49, III
TT oa;n in wesl,b in s.rens,l IN cb,,c,s. hv =
deSrIv purchasing Texrs? Suiely no,. What hen
/. rIc rioye7 'I'ia answer of the dv,-s.es ee An
neye,jon j, .SI,rsry silver, in 'Ieyas -1ev say
falsely. we know. bv indisputz BILE eridcncel-is in
dsa ei rom the rn.cning.;ons Of Er9land I'd we
must tshe tat county 10 prevent Inc emancipation
Of its boudmep. Eutif his pre.ext were "a. what
right lave M=ssrs. Tvler Polk & Co 10 involve he
Union in rn unjust cont for me pernetua ION OF
Slaye-v in a Fo,eion Nation! slavery in on; own
country ;s lc.al regulation: we of he Norm ds
cla;ro and rsiect j.: why shall we be comDslltd q
pour ont oar blood end trsasure 10 sustenItY ober
lands We appeal 10 he Cons tuition. and will not
L4 dragged bevond il! All that our fa,hers cove.
nantsd with he Sou,h in relation 10 Slavery we Wi!
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-06-28
Coming Over.

Gulian &. Verplank, one of New York's most
distinguished ctizensand who, in 40 was one OF
Gen. Harrson's most efficient supporters in that
state, has left the wings, and now goes for Polk.
Mr. V. is no less eminent as an influential polili-
clan than for his literary requirements and would
be valuable acquisition to any party.
The celebrated Captain Stockton, and Colonel
Zabrcskc, of New Jersey, through whose cxer-
tons that state was carried for Harrison in 1910,
have also declared in favor of the cause of the
people, and there is no doubt but that New Jersey
will give her vote for Polk and Dallas.