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The New York herald., 1844-10-31

. ssas sssn ,ss: s:s r from 81 il s
psrsaily IN ,hsi situation but i short time
Whalemen.
gTai N4w Bedford 2sth inst Brighton Coz. NV Coast;
18Th, Minerva Maeomber, do.
S % ssss a A . fer Boston, no date
Foreign Ports.
more S he sS sa po 70 & smith, r. from g.
and Z s asy. cS ys
dnss G@ salSa s Aesa S fss 20 II
sail lsh Joseph Ssat o So9k ids. iaedneessr
Ba@oIs ds .ooa faaSs Hossa:. J' Jous. IN
"a 10 rs' %ss az; ssa ls' sfss s.%
TUan: T.l4sD Oct s"sia Pignis and James, New York
Ss $ Soss Hssai s.as s% s.' 81
ussS ii Vs;! %r w sss sa. for
s$e's t1;aa Brook. New s'''<'
Home Ports.
BUcKPoRr, 0c. 2sd Gazelle, Sparks Baltimore; 9Th.
Boo BOorHs.1. % Oct 's ssMa% prev. Ellis. Sawyer. Nyork
s os 1s ssWSS Wl: Sf rss
sd YS sS @ Rs,
Liewelyn Randall Wilmington Nc; Ds.dsn' Lindsey IA,
ponrIasD Oct ssTA Conggss Brown rhilsdsphis for
psH%sf 'isisS s:%s ss
,NrwnuRyroRr. octas-No communication was had with
Ship 1 ass.ss H The sss1g yer. % %
we s though R very Ts's much d' away
ss-ca 1s caons VpiSi aai oa%' s. M.y Ga
toload for Kingston, Js
ri, I'd MSsis.s. Rss
Ms' AAS,y s sa c.S k.ss rflsSspni BISsn Albany
vinson, Smith, fhilsdeph. xxa,s. r,.,,,
aa fr%RisHs.;.: Is $fs s hs. ss
ton; Aeh.aI b, Doasia:. SYoIs. ' ''. 80 d.
Lingo fass:
Joseph: TIIasi. rSSyidsnss CID Venice sser Mobile;
ig Ss: AT% %ss ss.fs 81
MsaFa Mar. M.r.op B.l,imer cosSsso.
rs sAH A,svda IMs.l s,nehsS Cam
Pat,en b,erpool Abbott Lord Newell Boson " Hunt
WANTED,By Young Lady. stuation to so 70 New Or
il Of so, sy
c sd't 0
nd Y. Mt II ,, q l.
and the on es ns BoS
ds .ans sams sa and oe .',ssi
WANTED.
EY Of He lss x. Mo.
s Th. will be sspa chance for S
Post Office, satng name, address, and qualifications.
o26 iwis m
WANTED.-A white woman as Cook--good recommenda-
w tons. Apply at il3 Houston street. o30ec
WANTEp-A three story two story attic House. well
" situated IN Broadwayfor small family, for six
months longer suit all parties. Address paid
TO j., No. 70 Hudson street-stating location and
o29 3tsec
A LII THE GERMAN DEMOCRAT1C 1ROCERS
BUTCHERS, and those Of all other trades requested
by the Standing Committee Of the kepub
lica Association to Friday Nov. lst 6x
02 Baysrd the Democratic Torch Light
Procession. Capt ii. ID. KRACK,
Capt. h. H. FRIEDERlCKS,
o3 2ts.nc Aud ia Hundred Others
DEMOCRATIC AMERICAN REPUBLICAN
The New York herald., 1844-10-31
DEMOCRATIC AMERICAN REPUBLICAN,
MEETING

p,EEMNocEATIc ,EN ,s = Ec,i iAMERIcAN REPyBtGAN MEET
hs election o. jxMs PoEk and
'Ssfsi III yss h5Doa
Evs %ssas made ny
:!ii"S": ] q , j.: !, s ssse FSs,s:n
Ill., ss
Wye $ he ssss e the
hs, he'd @ + nigh M % ne eaans nfDs II & Of The
S!fs + ably
Federalism. to transferred ran ike caii. Is.
hand
SS to hs GH 7 II & 2sR R:.
ss 9a % . S % % hs a. s,sS r % re-
Of the !" Mini f. TNBf h; fIr h% 9n.l%.a s
l. W. NEWTON, Secretary. osi it.Tc
EXWAERcATd Eh2M THk NSETEs oG EE
the Herald sun and Pisban among which ave lie name. Of
81 wv aGowS who
Resolved That this pronounes the report Of
all p.: s b % @ eS
ss 70 r ,, w AZ. and s
prove Of public call d,monstraton Amrrcs an pnb
a saps .G .seb s S .. ID
origin only with designing and unpncped and calculated
to distract our young and victorious party. o3I hsEcG
1'0 THE J0URNEYMEN BAKERS Of the Cities Of New
- S and Biz & @ %ssns hs Tas in a.
Evening Dunns Hotel northwest of Elizabeth and
Grand street. SEVERAL OF THE TRADE.
ITO LETThs two story House, No 81 White Apply
L at No. 10 White street. o3i 4tsm
OsT-On Wednesday, in going from Park Place John
II street, gold lever Ladies Watch with gold key attached
the cord guard liberal reward will be paid for by ap
plying to MRS h. B. PATTEN,
o3l Hsm No. 2 Park Place.
NOIioEi -Thelfrm'of DELCLIsURG BovlNG, at La
h.vp sss With ~ s mutual under
,aSs e. ian.,s de same business 'SS'
LAGuAyRA. October ], 1874. o3l 3tsm
THE NEW BRIGHTON COLLEGIATE sCHOOL is
situated New Brighton Staten Island miles from New
York. between which places there hourly
BY steamboats, IL is believed this School possesses facilities
and advantages every other The
the first Monday n November Circulars and all nfo!ma,ion
relative School may be had Of Dr. u. A. BCiELOW,
Of Broadway and Fulton Entrance 1856 Fulton
o3l lt.rc GEO. LIE BOND Principal.
ERANKLIN COFFEE HOUSE, se Maiden Lane and Is
Cedar steeSeveal fine saddles OF venson will be dressed
This Day, aud served with Currant Jelly SIN
plate. Ready at IL o'clock. JOHN r. BROWN.
o3i 1tsm
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-01-26
8altimOr oeM l9. October. 1e43.

8altt tmCre. Den l9. October, 1843.
Gaoem Geine Majcftdt, Der S6ni9 bon Wirten,bera,
MIDI at Die Selle ocS Uerltcrbencn Soerrn Sbrl1ttd
aycr, ,u feinem 9eneral @Cnlul in ZEN Nerenieten
Staaten 9lmerlf1 ernnmnt uuo Der VrGIIoent oer
.. Staaten mit ais iobcn auertannt bat, fInoe id
mijb bepc9eu, elnen suslug aus ben NIT benz Vateu
erbalreneu Sntrutticnen 5ur enntniB bes Yublifuul
|, ,u brin9en. Darin beiet es
Vara9rapb l3. @S wlrb fir aueeutefTeu Grad,
et, bdB Der R6nt9l. @enerol @Ou1uL in Der Betannt
tember9 tetnte lrtnnoem austeuen, 5u brem et9ener
Seten auhcroere, ibm ioIde uCr Der Sblenoune Sur
|Se9laubl9un9 Dcr5ule9en."
d benuse ;u9lctd1 cie1e Seranla0un9, nreine beuts
lden ennosleute oarauf aufmertam Su MAIDEN, oaB m
le1t dn9crer 3ett @cniuI fur ods 6ont9reid Sahen"
uno @cnlul tllr preuBen bin, uno in oCr Qebtern 81,
9en1aft bcfu9t, urtunoen fir anoere beatlde Staa
ten, namentll fur ale gum 3caoeretn 9ebSrenben bic
bier feline @cnluIen an9ctet haben. u e9allIren, Mne
ra6 1d9 iii Berbnonn9 nit ben @Oululas9ed)dften Die
@tnfaiflrun9 bon 0elocrn ouf 8Ollmahten .. iraeno
etnen belle Geutihlunos namentltd Aiilltcm6erq
no du9rcn3enoe ednoern, ourdb treue 9lqenten beor
sc, sluf ,prtcfrete breide 9nfraeeu miro prcu1pte
Anttport ertbellt.
Oiejeutsen oeutIten Bldtter in ten Der. Staateu,
pcldbe lld oeranla a 8 fllteu fcllten. oiele 8ts
fanntmadung in lbren Spaten au5uneblnen, ,tno oa<
BON etu grcmpldr an oa6 @onuat etnfencen tpoler.
perce tdb mir aufseId,nen, llno bneu pcrfcmmenocn
6aues Vefanntn1abun9en bes @ruoernements fir
lbre rep. Dttrttte 5ufomn,en ladeu.
Tcrbt tnano {. Brduns,
Sonisl. gSlrtem1bers General @oniu(,
Sccte oes Joanolung6baules braun ul1D 6ofe,
Balt more.
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Ser 2ater1a066z Treun6 Un6 81 t 6er &C.

Sdredlt&es Dampff6ifumsGa lid
cas DampfbOCt ShepberceB, BON ptttsburs, in Der
oorhersehenoen Tadt. nm un9efdbr Mitternacbt, i'm
@edtetreiS uon st. 4cuis untereeeanqen 1T, un6 oa
ourd ciees ent(ebId,e llu9llet 20 bis 100 Menfhen
leben oerlOren simsen. Ge Nadt mar febr talt, une
oeiem umItaHO 1T es tauptldtdb su;ufhreiben, bae
SeIe ertranten Die font oas ler bitten err een fOns
nen. CBclf6bibne.
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% a 6 f + a Sc n.
SO 0 / 1T
So eph g br {?

y 7
GerfeIbe 1T Gus &ai(erseIt, &reis Rodbeu, Nbein
amerif1 aus, IanSete i'm mGmlitem % Sabr in Neu gCrf
wurre lpiter in @leuelano, Sbo, 9eieben uno fol- pOI
oOrt ben @ana bnabaeret etn. @r miro biemtt crin
9eno eriut 70 rpte 9Inoere rencn ein suentbot BE-
ta"nt e6cnfaas 9ebetcn peroeu, unter Cl9enoer No.
orelle pom ieinem 9lufentbolt u adbrldt gu 9eben
anton @ts n.
SloorclTe: Nbam SdOrb, Canton, gtarf County,
Ohio.
O. llnicre Herren Srae9eu, NIT oenen gu tuechieln
mir rie &bre babeu, ,pcrren h6flt erludDt, cbiaem
Snier:te sefdai9(t euge WaIe elne ufnahme i'll Shre
reip gIdtter anoebciheu au la1en. 81 4m.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-01-26
Sc tunnt ma 6un9en.
Dunbar unO gfeper,
Noorfaten uno 9ledts9elebrte>
(SUIcilUrs III ChancerI \

SmS in @elHdftsUcrbincuns ODER partnerfhip 9cs
tIetem uno t1een tbrc Dtente hermit aon9sopa oenl
pubI1tum bon Starfz uno ben anaren,enoen @ountY's
an.-Sbre Sff1ce 1T ene Gbure petlicb pom court
baus in SantOu, Obic.
N a d. 70 ei eiIun9en
l'oer Aocre1e uno c5utrutcuen an cb9enanne 9edtss
annaIte toerren bon frlseuoen erren ertbe UesbaI6
man d) an oele gu tpencen hoben ourfte:
G'deIas, Fennin9 uuo Comp. in pbilaoelpbta. ga.
SeoL Nt'Ilt9an uno Burf. baleItit,
M Auen 8ramert esq., ptttsturs, pa.
Us. 81 nne g. lEaring, YeoI Str., JteHr. Yert.
ntcnt Oct. 10 i843. 1b-2W.
co. 3u9ett cieut hermit CUR Tad,riht, caB oor9e>
nannter VeYer os reutIider ctar iancticntrt lit II.
. o. nj d en, 70 pe anoere redtsoerbnoltd1e
ort"Eente1 III Eng 1d3 er, beu ob r uno in
tranS0. i d er Sprade uuter biOiSeu 8eoin9uus
0eu anfrrti9t.
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sc q O t 0 t..

Sn elmer gerlanmluus Der Bcaro b. Direftcrcn Der
Sturf @ountD 8erlldberun9s @eleQld>aft am l6ten
o. Ne., puroe cine Gddsunq BON prOsent auf aQe
am 21iten September III Der 2realurv uOrbanben &C..
weienen Stcten gelest uln B. ourd9 s cue er3eusten
8erluit an perdertem @i9entbum oes Serrn 9lleran.
Der NcSntoih Cam befasen 1ase) in Volicy go. 25s
Su beden 9tatridt miro caber bierbel ben Naitelte
0ern belaSer 8eieadaft seseben, baB te an b. Sd6ab
meilter oerielben1 IN oeen Office in Canton, cCer al,
oeH A1euen b. 9eieadaft in tbrer daobor1daft, in.
nerNalt 80 SIsen. BON Dem Gage DER pubIifatcn bic
ler Jad'rd,t, beiaste Sd,asuns BON rcsent auf b.
re oerh.eoenen prdm'ums sdbeine, trelde NIT esten
|2lten Septembet i'll ner Greaiurp lid, befaaoeu.
9}2Ggi'r miro hermit feruer 9e9eben, au Golden,
pelihe fir n'e6re StaBun9en i'm Nufitan6 1lno, ba6
Enc III fod'e J.l't4npe mnerbalb Der bela0en 80 Ga
All nlat hr}aht screen, acc oer}d,ecenen q1rdmum
Sd'elae Q@F3nQ IL ME Die @Wtre15Ua4 04rob @5emo.,
!cst (je(eBg 8en08 oer ucrbicorlen ,trorppratiore
2lttet6er tDsieQio5ajt. eelptrFt vsrocn yyuo
@eqsbcW unter meyH|r HoHo an 2GisM Eeczu1ber.
z. & 1873.
! 8tGGc Q. . GHCcr, G5d>asMe;ncr
ssE ,Sn n,einer 9otDelrHtetf e5nacn Bic s1a,aa,u
gen an Dpram Myers, 5ranfn noas besahlt rperOen
! .. G. 1antgr 2R=Am
|
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-01-26
IS t,r S hr lit ian oeinri u Il 8 maun
bon Qpbenliei,t, ir1 t5lriteuthuns 81 suE2
s. : o.rQe fYra nj,

aus GSaatbr,d IN Nbe'nprMben, oerJes vos c4ohren
feline oein,a;b uuo ha ilth Suleby in 5aens ,l uufr
bolten. Sur benfelben llno BET oem uuterIedbneten
Iac,ridten pom 9rc8er Wld,ttafeit einseqanaeu gr
lelbf, cber ale b,eeui9en, neloen ciele ~ GSeGdt
fcu,men pate uuo Die NIT ietsm jeBi9en aufensalts
crte befannt nc psroen brinsenc onfqefcrbert. os,
bar bieter unter naditehenber Apereffe Tacriebt IN
| G.2. NsIlau, e. 2eaiS. 90.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-01-26
Nn Dd6 Nub0fuut,
Dber allie, biees an9ebt.

UOeF q" ave- Cte 9 n 9eDt.
gBr, bic unterSed'netem in J1ld1d)t auf ben bebe'
|tentsn Sad'the'l, weIdsn mir als 9anbnerfer rnrd
Die @tnfubruns uno cen Serfauf BON in Der peAenti
arp unb ben olttiden Stibten perferti9ten Stefeln
Shuben H. rsr. erleoen, uno lit Der AbId, uns 9e9er
fclde un9eredte Mtbetpcrbun9 CCompei NJ, 'pelt1
Ocroerbd fir nns uno natbeiIs fir'5 Vublifum it
su fdieen,-perbinren uus bie6nrd, 9eseniet9 be
Strafe pcn 3eb GOuar, bic pie jeee onocre SeieB
nd6iae Sd'uo ccDectrt tpercen fol-, caB mir nad1 ben
2Oiter ndhften 8cfruars, feline 9rt Stiefc(, Ghube
Vantrffslr II. {. ~. ausbeern ooer rcpariren, wel
nbt iii unern rcpectIuen QGerttdtten perferti9t nor
cen 1T.
Stsphan Subj, 9. 61u7us,
c5pbann Wartn, Soiram Ouncon,
Scbauu Soau9. Scbaun Nreimeier,
Schann Sd)umaher it,, 9R SO. Batb,
QSlbelm Dcnnruan, 6. q. Ginoi9.
0Rdrcus Odller, 0eniamin Gjrifftb,
c5obann Boibcl, 4epi 9. McLes
8etbIebem, ben Is. Santar, 1914. 29s4m
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-01-26

Sptal @innabme BON
belaJten SUno (lr 1843
Serwaltunsss slus9aben
bela9ter 8Oncs fur bas
Sabr 1913
y. =. Wc@la erbielt Mub
Gno besablt avs beIa9:
tenn Scnb SO 90
Scbn Brss, @cmmifGeners
9ebilbren 10 90
SacDb Sdlott, 5es9l. II 90
peter Snmmel, bes9l. 800
Dan. @cttihaI' Druder 6 so
5pbn Carton, bes9l. 3 so
DAN. @ottIba0 II. 9lleronser
Meeallp, S&reibersebaIt SO 90
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-01-26
Site bon Dtut(ben Brtefem

Site Don Dtutl6en BrlefeM
rte big gum 1ten SSanuar 1874 in oer Yoifz
Sffce ;u @anton 3urud9ebliebeu lIuo.
jsr. Sobu Saucr ScIepb N2erfel [Werlb Gip
,, 9ntpn Bvrt Ga. 9Ret1er
Deter yer Sob, Ga. Wueer
- @9. Seemhort Srou, 0Neb
., Spbu ScrnweQ soam MpScr rber NlcD'er
~ Mar. Sriecmann ceinrid puorD
~ SIaat Sc9ellan9 9Ibam Nioereoorf
~ SranCs 6lumm Soetnrid) CONNER
~ Noam riIcebrano pbil. ShuetoerC Sadl. "
" s. @rttfrteo &aIb 9tidOlaus GbeoboIo
2enn9am lSa9net Gg yutSeY.
=. y. &rafaw
Vclfmeilter.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-01-26

6Drn'8 0tnrtd ii II g. Die 5,inrio1Wn7
biefes araufnmen N0roer5 fanc in ben' @efauaul IN
Baltimore am 10 B. O 20 Nfinuteu Dor ~ llhrlfatr
Der @al9eu mar III Dem norcsuetlihen GufsI b. @je.
fdnanhes erridtet, mno 70 b d. oos Der ohere
Querbalfen pteriebn SUE ilber ben pbern Ghsl Der Sc
fdnaniemauer herDcrraete ui6 frinte cohes III oie
len @eaeRoen i'm Mittelpuutt Ger Statt Qesteu tper
ben. Cine ungeheure Bclfsmenae hattie Tdo ein9efun
hen, nm 3euaen Don benz ergreifenoen Sd1auipiel 81
fein, ntlo es miro seffdBt, boB ren9ens SO Ganfent
perfcRtn, opcn b. oierte 3bel tpeiblien @elhlehtd
mar, bic gscsebuna Der Strafe bes @eieses fur ent
Der srnuamffen Mcrbtbaten, bic je bic Menfhbet ee
fd,aaeet taben, init anfaben Der Berbreher fden ee
faBt uno Ia ftiu Sdi6|al es8eben ,u fem.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-15
Loco roco Consiste ncy.

"Aefair specimen ofloco focoism was exhibit
ed last Saturday. Some Of the resolutions were
quite sulphurous, and, among other things, con-
demned the bankrupt law, Gust as Kendall and
the Gazette do, Mo term those, who took the
benefit of it, chests, gamblers, spectators, &C.,
yet these very resolutions condemning this law,
were read BY man who, we are told, availed
himself Of its privileges to the tune of $l2O 0O0 .
s The above, from the last Hawkeye, may be
taken Is specimen Of its general truth and fair
ness. The resolutions, as published in to-day's
Gazette, appear word for word as they were read
before the meeting; and an examination will
show that in not one Of them is there the slight
est allusion to the bankrupt law. The meditated
blow, however, has been given to one Of our
most upright and estimable citizens, and no sub
sequent explanation can serve to ward off its ef-
fects. il H a
Such gross departures from truth are inexeusa-
bic in any journal. Statements Of the kind
should not be made on mere hearsay evidence.
We shall continue to expose those who indulge
IN such acoufse, until
-"falsehood's trade
Shall be as hateful and Improbable
8s As that Of truth is now.0
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-15
sTowuslnip 1Geeiauxs.

Saturday, the 18th of the present month";
Is the time recommended By the county
meeting 70 TIE several townships to as
sernble and elect ten delegates each to The
county convention which is to assemble or
the subsequent Saturday, 18th July. J
We have been requested to call the atten-
tion Of our democratic friends to this sub
ject, and to urge a general turn out at the
primary meetings. We have but little
doubt that the good beginning made at the
county meeting will be followed up BY the
people Of the several townships, and that
delegates will be elected who will fairly
represent the wishes Of their constituents
The meetings, it is understood, will b.
held at the usual places Of holding cleo.
tions. eFi aE
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-15
Hurricane.

The Bloomington Herald Of Saturday
THUS describes hurricance which passed
Through Muscatince county on the proceed
ing Wednesday:
II AT about 6 o'clock, whirlwind, rakine
space Of half mile in. width, passed
through Centre, or Randall's Grove, abou,
II miles above this place, with such force
as to tear down the dwelling Of Mr.. Ran
dali built of heavy logs, killing Mrs. Ran
dali instantly and seriously injuring her
son, ayoung man Of % or % years Of age.
We also learn that within a few miles Of
Upton, Cedar county, the residence Of Mr..
Nudge, Eve believe that to be the name,
was blown to the ground, dangerously
wounding Mr.. NJ, and injurlng four Of
five of his family. In its course it tore
down five or six houses in the same viciin-
ity, and left neither tree nor fence stand
ing behind it. 1t crossed the Mississipp
afew miles above Cordovia, ILL.,, tearing
down barn, unroofng residence, and
twisting off trees at the ground, but with
out the loss Of life, we believe.
What destruction was done between
these points, or how far it extended, we
lsnott not, bet feer II is great, and many
lives have been lost. A hotel at Moline
at the head Of Rock Island ILL.,; was struck
by lightning, injuring four or five persons.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-15
MT. Polk In his own S ate.

The wings make tia great objection to
Mr.. Polk that he has been defeated for
Governor Of his own State. Why, if they
are honest in this, do they not abandon Mr..
Clay, who has been beaten SO often for
President that but few can remember the
count? Why, too, did they support Gen.
Harrison, who had been rejected by the
people Of his own State for Office on sew
eral occasions? s
Gov. Polk, it is admitted, was defeated
in his canvass for reelection in 1912, but
under what circumstancesp He was elect
- -A--o---., aefo, over 49, --L:,, --...a:
date, Gov. Cannon, by majority of some
thing like 1900; and four months after
that time Tennessee gave to the Harrison
electoral ticket majority, if our recollec-
ton serves US, of-about $4,000! With
this overwhelming majority against the de-
mocracy Gov. Polk entered the canvass in
1912, against one Of the best speakers in
the State; and the hold he has ever had
upon the affections Of the people amongst
whom he lives is seen in the result, which
reduced the $4,000 wing majority of twen-
ty months previous to something like 1000!
Dies this evince weakness on the part Of
Mr.. Polk in Tennessee? Most certainly
not; but on the contrary, the democracy
may justly and proudly point to it as proof
incontestible Of his great popularity
Whatever may have been the chances Of
Mr.. Clay in that State with another can
didate, they are now gone. He is not more
sure Of the vote Of Kentucky than Mr.. Polk
is Of that of Tennessee.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-15

Mr.. WEBSTER, in late speech al
Portsmouth, New Hampshire, used this
language:
ssH i whig doctrine to maintain the constitu.
ton Of our country as it 10: not to seek for
change, but strictly TO carry out its principles
The "Godlike" is evidently disposed to
unchurch Mr.. Clay, for if it be .swhig
doctrine to ssmaintain the constitution as
It is, and not to seek for change then,
certainly, is the latter no wing. Who
has forgotten Mr.. Clay's bitter dehuhcia-
ton Of the veto power, and his recon-
mendation to the wings of the Union to
n,ske a change in the constitution by
which such power might be abrogated one
Of their issues before the people? His
followers, too, it is well known, acted upon
his suggestion; and it would be difficult
to find list Of wing principles published
in any federal paper within the last two
years without seeing conspicuously emu
merated s'the abolition Of the veto power y
Mr.. Webster would not have been farther
from the truth had he said it was sswhig
doctrine" to oppose Bank Of the United
Staies or high protective tariff; for that
party is not more thoroughly committed in
favor Of either Of these measures than it
: Z =
is in favor Of "change" in the constitu-
ton, and against maintaining it as it is"
The sexpounder Of the constitution would
seem, to be poor expounder Of wing
principles.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-15
New Route 10 Oregon.

As some thousands of persons leave ths
section Of the Z. States, annually, for Or
gon and California, and as the numba b
rapidly increasing, it is matter Of scns
importance to ascertain whether there's
any route preferable to the long, tedisu
ireary and unpleasant passage Of four 9
five months across the Rocky mountains
and down the Columbia. II is true "
mountain route is the most direct; and )
is also the most direct to China, but no %
thinks Of taking it on their way to the e
lestial Empire. t4,r
A gentleman from Central Americas
described to the Philadelphia Ledger am
way to the Far West. This plan i -.
ply passage across the Gulf Of Me1ea
through the Caribbean sea, up the fiv6
St. Juan, (Which debouches into the Atm.
tic between the 18th and 18th degreAa
west longitude,) to Lake Nicarae1 2
Guatemala, from the head Of which ~ -
lance is only IA miles to the Pacific On
The whole route can be travelled BY deaa
The Leger says that steamer leaving Net
Orleans reaches Lake Nicaragua in abOa
six days. Both the river and lake, upn
the head, are nayigable at all seasons Y
boats Of light draught, and including y
few hours land travel, the mouth q =
Columbia river may, by this way, bersasF
ed in twenty or thirty days. A cmgs
Of enterprising Americans have sahsg
awaited themselves Of this route for tbspc
pose Of trade, and not only carry on ana'
tensiye business with trading posts -,
lished along the whole line Of the riverm
lake named, but have acquired by pure
from the government Of Guatemala, "
quantities Of land lying upon the rcs6sT
Their connection with the Pacific j. CO.
pleted by the Spanish traders, who ccnvq
the articles of traffic, by pack mules, r. /:
the lake to the several towns upcR y
seabord, and although the country i ~
ged and billy, make their journeys NJ
the Ia miles before alluded to, in N
hours. With increased f1silities, andec.
improvements in the navigation Of - "a
and river, the time occupied lin thia 4
could be much shortened, and It wou1& "a
come Of immense Importance bolh = Il =.
Of trade, and as the readiest mode of
ing the Pacific. Transcript. e n