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New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-07


/,laDRE Ci.JCk ST RE. Il. MILLS {: GO. Ma!i
NJ uluc'us,s uf tne YEAR CLOCKS would respectful.
ui the pubic Ia the Unparalleled improvement
gd decided advantages these Clocks hIrc o'er all ohs tii
.eneri now use. They Warranted 10 run one yelr wl!
.lni. ard 10 keep eood lnt. aHd are now Of 'ai'
AZ iU9 Fulton street, Ne'I ! UTk.
The produced by weights m the ~ day clocks mo
by II aprng wound upon lSee N The yct CLOCK, IN
bower o Icnt spring retarded this Clock nId
made egulaty lis motion by the lnf enlous n
Al the clock ygu perceive Gilt hall four and hall inches
,.neieT nj the end of small ce rod II Ievo!ve i!r.'
,i,es aud hu way. aud the number OF times t
hp, t the upper end C iile rod u a ingenious au de.
double lever tIuebt, reaching o le escalee, whi'h
c,.chc ni leaves witina, sny seisibe ctcH The spne
then upuu the ball aided T s own dv;y ana the -
~ mot on rOtuei the cNcRpcnen cUn,fous the penau
% - In uthe. cocls Stdl! - hollow and has nm inirrna
ipparn;us, by which H. toify n'"E Enated ihce ar
fur small weights g!t uas IS tr "e l'To IRE nuut
pl anon me- which h. JZ0Dia darieef OF tie globe
The ne nls on the thread Ot n screw and each ,u o
lrCduCeS exact movement al tie wsIsis IL u!Tu le cen
ne, W!h he regulated IA the smallest fcna II itnt
The iy-o Wsirn,, icued 20 u semrGcGar baud
81 wncn ust changes their uUS'iun wltn the bali The
whole interior arrangement enSUres teieNto entire ut
lufulty ui u'toG ~ Tie gute.
y he that the friction OF the common pSn
auUm .yoeJ. Taeteyo'iOaS ci the ball TIE iound bl -
p.yiauut und ObscrVeuont to ,.e .euchfUp4!
This clock OF OF beat 'asJ-Ii requires no ol "i
:he pallets.
The revolutions OF the swing wheel % times less cI IL
other words b. years ~ making rs many revolutions rs t
81 zach secund pendulum clock does IN one year In act
weight of pounds keeps motion each part vi the time a.G
striking machinery to- 81 weess. -
The hourS struck by means OF rotary hammer ~
certificates of the institute show tina: IN May i
uf the .e emorth clocks WIS placed WI. them ana maj
IL has performed IN all respects as WAS expected
The prices arc moderate. The public invited cn and
examine for themselves. uij I'M
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-07

srCtRPA'. ACOUSTIC OIL-Tiere i, something worth
- Intending TO- coming tus from extensively
kEown 5i G-aeIi. both IN TIE eIy aGd courtty:
.r-by c.r.iiy thG from The elects Ot cold last
ate, became partially isai a',sate WIN very tisa-7ee
he ro:se> Ike ngnz Of bs &c winch cr1fuHy increased
r--II conn .e;er st h-a'if- ot
iuc.i % - -sr.s t. n, aaypy
n. win TIE uEs 5G;;le II hs above med cite,
her y,r! ever and al .IEee=b.s have entirely
BE- LADY even oy ealing on me e No 80 Horh FH
race. DaNlEL Gh-iEtf.
Phiiadeirh:. Nov II. i33'
prspare1 by BELL and 4od who'ssae md yea. by A.
g. . S.NDc rr,.gssc No r fuitol-slre.t 2I3 iFoe9
Wy. and - East B:,elway- Price s. al I'M
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-07

S.Iii 900 WhH would II be III comparison with
:C1U,tOD. healthy state liee from Coughs, Colds, pit
Ing O; Blood, Consumption. Bronchitis Whaopng Cough
Asthma Difficult BrenthGg Tickling or Rising IN the lhna
liyeT Tompnint S.r. Or SWAfNE'S C0MPOi MD
SYRUP Of wild CHERRY may be I'D 10 iar ar excel 9
corner OF EIGHTH ard RACE Streets PHILADELPHIA.
Agents--I MnU NJ. - corner OF Broadwny and I"hn
sifeo: F. H. Warner, 5 Bleecker. corner Of hinea street
aad f. A. Sands Church Dispenscry lec bowery, corner o
Segng street Sew-Yorg ~. G. Wood. VI. ~. hafi.mi
Perrs * Harrison 10 Broad street: Newark. r. j. Jonathan
p fall 40 Mon -t,s.' ETswcg: stevens & CUSHING =
i;a,hnstan street ind Ransom s'ss-o, No rs |Iashns
,;7st Bost"g: -. H. fifcs ils1ny " -aI sf-c.a'
S Bull ~. 81 E.ycr s'te.t, COY. y : - S4i'
HAYNES GNE;iiT6TIVE BNLSA,i-is certain. sals
gnd e-ciusi -smy tor DyseHeiJ siaf9nt, or 4"r,-
no. t-,ern slr5u- Summer Jaaphin:. to'C. GfIpog
PANS Sour stounch Sex and Neyon, lleafsch- Heat
Sp.lin. up FOOD ilt- Eating, are Hiso where passes
t-ou.s lie BODY unchanged. Want OF ADpcte k=sjs'sss
ami nabIty Sleeu, md the stomach ant Bowels,
srr tYan!p. Nervous TrrmoIs and I~itcnlDg. Sea
Scknes. Fsinngs Melancholy nd lowucSs OF spirits. Fret
ting and Cryns ol Infants and tof n! Bce! Affections end
Nervous Dr--.-es.
tons ever offered public the cure OF the various de-
ranganeu Of The nmach and Bowels, nah the 0uiy urtcs
WORTHY the confidence 10: Choien lnanum
summer Complaint; and G the above disease It really ac1
like charm.
valuable family medicine yet discovered. Fun
Physicians. U!er-S men and iami OF the m ,spectablly.
bera- The strongest testimony IN Us faro7 TOO numerous TO
Sold q, wholesale ard retail b. A. g. {. D. sancs Drugsi.5.
no. - Fuo:s rs Broadway. ~ East Broadway. Prcs
5lceuts auii I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-07

D.. COTTON FACTORY tUR s!,LE.-Tne Ash
@ llrd Factory situa'eG III the town OF Sharon. Conn
nen jchcocs, Corner. will be sold great taT
gam The prDey consists OF va.Hhie water power three
or four acres Of and dwelling hou.e. and the Factory
building which Is ocri>, l'! e necessary pre2ara
tion drenE frames ioois. sc 6zc nearly new; and all IN
complete for Starring 80 Inc properly N; be -nd en-
he machn'y eDarse'g. may st - pcrchas-r al
le!uced rnres gnd ,ru Persons wsiG 20
tho pr.5tt IiitcfCocs. Z: liiiSh-
~ori's t'gr1s-: md for fs-rs sn.e inquire oi
HNi. \. Uati t.S. us po,,-,Le.,.;.
aug ls7- :. r. BENj6iIIH. Si''E'-''-'
- rCR SAIL. OR LEasE.-Ih;ry-lgo Lois nl
..s lroJnd ior sale taT-'mus. n enunosd Is Jtf,e
mile f-o1 Jersey city, For rr-sculas lncui:e ~
j'hntharn -
-tAK'i FOR SALE--The subscriber offers toE sale
80; Fam: 90. i ic;es. eitner .iie pat. ! i
90 The rieI' n Lake highopTr. outnam Co.;
hes m II ar-e sub ianl'a FrT-iruse. Ouihru.e'. &c
The lard yrclc' afeI. with fences y Il IS pras'iGleh
thai 10 VII purchase without pc'sunpi examinhicn
father description : -rnn:ed. Alpiy ~
c,l20 .. HrNilY :. LDWiE Lake Mnho1l-.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-07

corner Chambe'S.stteet -
IaV
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-07

yINEE BEST SOA? IN TIE WoRLD.-cober,s'!i ! ~
proved Brown Soap hS well e. -Te the reputation ~ "a
much ather and possesses QUALITIES t; no other dos sGrt
is.s colo. s!inlr. aGues sns tor aAn-
al Catas without jusag color For sale q;
principal 5c-e - ths t.y and iopsirn. Bear :li4G
nuiO r GGRFRTS-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-07

<g,!iE coal. tFFu; !. OPPOSITE TIE pAAK-Tk!.
~ r. III 'li.DiAS-.
COAl-,If e be,' qurty. GdqpL,d in kt;e$ AND si;es T.
respective uses icr safe AZ casa Gi iJJ NASSAU
fitiaa i.uliagsl opposite CITY Hail. VIZ
- 4ch CicAg!, White ASH ScIIuylklli, Clnaei,
"4nch Mountain GIey Ash 6chaylkli, Sydney.
j,-oa, Mountain .shgh Newcastle
.',s-sfo-.t :Iyurpoui. TIctou
IN V r. PALMER. In Nassau 81
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-07

u r-..s h PEFKSkTI.L AND NEW-YUKk-.
ET.uchms n C,ul; lnodas verplanGfs' afG.
kef-. 10 knnd -ks Vanhouans Dock ack. nnt liuy
hrs Landing. TIE Stennboat A. ROW. Cnd Smi ",
enva New. York Iut OF Ro 'r,Cn.tfec every NO'n'g NJ
lex Tor the above named Landings. Sundays eIreped
touching NJ Of tia mont s're+t each wns kr,nn-
ins wi leave Peekssl at O'clock ard H!acA 3oclocS
p NJ
E-Th< off r., fine opportunity for Pleasure Parties
or Mi iinry pHne TO NJ ack AMI re-
nnin there about hour, TO the CITY by hye PM
J-J an L,ndt IL + eight IA ken al l,x nies = In
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-07
coal.

G,oAI.. ToR l4NufAcruHqRs Z, Of l-ei'i-h
~ Lump now liolt iof saIe y iARnEiL,,
S e0'iaii.t. 80 ii1l,oa.s,. Isl i.toadway.
/ C5,. -PiIiiR CNi6% na;y delivering liz
above C,al well screened from the rnr. and free Of casse
81 or iossSd tx G$S mixed e. 'f fss 81 al = a. s Y'f
r. Y y cent. per vii he deducted If ,sken direct om
"a aug l 3m i''' 1''7' = ''' ' FfsIEE Clinton.
: hRGE SIZE PEI OR CHEsNUT GO D,ehars
4 us ihs day Of very superior lH:ge Pea
cAs''e' ''n' '' ''S''H engines w. "@'fSs x f. TRTsLow.
~ 243 Cherry and ilU AlGlDern-s,s.
.1OAI.-PE1 1CH ORCHARD CoAE.--Tle season for lay
f,ad; oItfS tc !is f.t quality oi ta eef Ifo
'ata 81 e;f t,s O os ne,ia co diee, tiSu Ca
l,lc as 5eow. !cush Ioa Iac[r,s,n. Coal 'hi:e \
Cal Liverpool mel ard ydacy Coa. Orders e!t with
sbIcnbet at c'tnes 'Eeaise ofe NJ" ~ a ;t; ..I, ~
1Ns'' '''7'"''T 4 Stokes pICKfRsoN. io7 Anthony.
#.3tc street. rear Eroadway.
c,ON-lagnr nsor;s;,er oI .e yGrirus kind
- ot Goal uh ton domestic acd ',u9glanas puFg. .ei
sr tN .ch we a5e az 'n"tu. dny edGiticLs We "o.f
nvte the attention Oi Consumes thereto
vD I'r- All l. Gii PaAcu ORCHARD. Of the must ap
Wii!i'.; d; GREY ..sli sCHUYLNil-L, of'hr Br"l
Mountain ana a>cUrir; veiGs, and
fsGri, si"unain Iahisb l,acSGwanan ;neg, yrgiai4
L,yeF;cai. &c. Sc :. rk rI BEL, &
ro7 HUDSON and .Amo, and Is! Broadway.
;lIiers -so received PCT DesIalch fos;. 30 om-
~ s.- COAL! COAL. Mt tho Mines roni Yafd. IL
- Stani.n s.Teei w:rie can Se iias me Ssy BE-
m tie VERY lowest mnrke, price. Thus CcaI NIL be war!sned
be o! c best quality from the Salem md Spon yeInSln
nr S,,ernr article what KEEP; IN this yard last year it
w commenced urd vii hc discharged Tor two or !Iee week
i@y tqm ,nte iehgh ana nifs1a Ggh tn "' s D
'2i u IN IN. DC ''''''' D'''''s - JAMES BoyCE
>f'HE ceA!. mFFi,,;: OPPOSITE TIE pARK-rH''
-.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-07

.,Oiilavinc .rn,isu,ne o .iie vGrGrs 'n
4. ~ ;oal r;h domestic ard ,.u'ncterag puEp'
a.! to :.ch IA, nn:;us duly GddoGs, ne worr
i,v,. the attention UI CONSUMES uiaIe'U
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1844-01-26
NINDtcAToR.
From The Baltimore San


TuE EsoLrsH Pass AND THE PREsIDEsrs MEs-
sAoE.-Our readers have learned by the foreign
published in the Sun yesterday morning, that the
Message Of President Tyler sent 10 Congress at the
commencement of the present session. has been sub
jected TO small quantity Of severe censure by the
English newspapers. IT, however, this censure were
just it might be permitted pass without remark. 1t
indeed uncommon thing for the press Of one
country 10 comment upon the public men and measures
Of anotber, but 1t is not always that it is done in
spirit Of bitterness and acerbity of feeling On this
side Of the Atlantic md within our nslona borders,
the speeches of European Soveregns addressed the
representatives Of their subjects usually published
in newspapers either in full in synopsis, and
are generally treated with r,spect. True, some Of
US have occasionally found materials for fun, or for
light and harmless satire, in the messages Of kinps
and queens not ercep ing queen Victoria herself and
have moulded the plastic matter into variety Janus
ing shapes for the entertainment of rea1trs but
we npprehend it would be difficult find in The co
lumns of any resp, ctabe newspaper in this country
any malicious comment on any of her messages OF
The slavih euloges of the press that find their
way to the public on such OCCASIONS Yet We fnd
the English press so far ind sposed to recipIocate
this generosity, as TO take rank in the category
of the tbersl the ungenerous, and the abusive
in respect to the message of our national Chief Mag-
traie. We are informed that the various pens which
have been set in motion the subject, unanimous
in finding fault with its morality, and consider It's
" animus" spirit 10 be of an "oveI-reaching" cha
racter. The lack Of generosity in comment we can
account for the principle that gives strength and
force consequence Of habit, TO the practices
had under il but apart from THE a special reason
OF two might lie found in the Presidents reconmen
dation that chain of military posts be established for
the protection of American emigrans to Oregon
against Apr, hended Indian violence, and for other
necessary and convenient purposes and also in his
apparent leaning IN favor Of the annexation of Texas
to the United States, and his evident dsapprovol of
the course of Mexico, in keeping alive predatory
warfare with Texas, which is repugnant to humanity
and which can never result in reunion Of the two
countries, without some foreign intervention whose
influence IN that quarter or section Of this con
tinent II would be for the interest Of the United
States TO oppose, by whatever constitutional means
are within their power We want Oregon, If
for other use, al least for a position on the
Pacific, and we will have it, OF rather, we will
keep it, the cepsoIs Of the English press and their
friends of the press among ourselves, to the contrary
| notwithstanding and should Texas knock for adj
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1844-01-26
THE JACOBIN CLUB.

The blasphemous proceedings of the Jacobns
in New Orleans, il would SEEM not 10 be
denounced by the leading Jacobins at Wishing
ton. The following expressions, which we Ind
in the last Kendalrs Exposition, may be thought
Of the same color by many of our readers:
"Itmatters not to them tboWhiesl that the god Coon
REQUIRES not sacrifices of human bodies but OF human
souls hat his angels liars and his gospel lies; that
nj, Worship here is beasly repeiy, and his heaven
hereafter the Christian, He'll Merely to gain political
power. his Priests ready again, as one OF them
said in this city in l640, to let loose all Hell" upon
the Democratic party forgetting that their country
Ia tho theatre upon which the Devns drama ~ 10
be PLAYED their sons and brothers his actors the
morals and happiness of men, the peace ana good or
der of society republican government and lioery IT.
SELF its victims.
Whether such hypetbolical comparisons are
or are not justified in the estimation OF humble
Christians, we must still think that the Jaco
ms of New Orleans have gone bow-shot be-
yond them in the declaration that they are "fel--
low Democrats with Jesus Christ" Whether
it comporIs with Jacobincal Democracy or not,
ne shall never venture TO arrogae an equality
political or Otherwise, with our Saviour. They
NAV denounce us if they pease-but we must
still be permitted to remain, (bowever unwor-
thy) an humble follower of Christ, and to pro-
claim HIM our MATER" LORD and
liking"
We Sud another importan, development in
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BLASPHEMY.

Can it be possible that the Jacobns in New
Orleans have perpetrated such blasphemy as is
described in the article we append below The
Jacobins of France, after rioting in the blood
of thousands of their feow-ctizens, banished
Christianity and worshipped denuded Cyprans.
We fear the Jacobins Of the United States will
run 10 similar extremes.
From the N: O. Daily Fashion, o, Jan. IL, 1914.
LOCO FOCO STATE CONVENTION.
This august assemblage, this sect Of Christian
Democrats dispersed last Tuesday night after short
but stormy and uproarous sitting; In which the most
discordant shameful, and blasphemous conduct ever
witnessed or heard of in all Christendom prevailed
1t was asserted by of their orators, that the Loco
Foco Democrats were the allies of the Apostles and
Disciples Of Jesus Christ-that Christ himself was
Loco Foco Democrat-and God their law-gver! In
Heavens name what can be more startling to the
common sense, and moral feeling of any Christian
people, than such basphemous conduct? And yet,
these same Loco Foco Democrats in violation OF all
law and Gospel, all the precepts OF God and the
Christian religion, would rule and govern US, at the
risk of their lives and sacred honor with the ron
rule of despotsm sdray pins and shclalahs! Are
these the doctrines taught by the owly Saviour and
his Apostles Never was there such an outrage upon
the common decency and Christian resPectability OF
any community as was perPetrated last Monday night
IN The Loco Oco convention, ny Tue fh'to'pey uoho
raj of the State, as alluded TO, in the foregoing re
marks.
Will il be credited abroad that one of the bright
est officers of the State could so far forget himself
and his station, as thus to trhe with sacred and So
emn considerations! That he could, in the wicked
ness OF party feeling lose sight of The infinite differ
ence between the Deity and Loco Focoism
But they did not stop here they proceeded to nc m
mate great Vicegerent of this pusedo Democratic
Christian Sect and the lot fell upon Martin Van
Buren,, whom they, in perfect dersion of all Chris
tan respect, will, we presume, denominate The great
apostle Of LOCI Foco Christianity second 81 Paul );
and next 10 him. they resolved, that John c. Calhoun
the chvalrous son OF South Carolina, stood highest
in their estimation. But there were some who could
not swallow the resolution which placed Mr. Cal
houn second to this pseudo Apostolic succession; but
it availed nothing before packed Convention, and
they pledged themselves to support the apostle Van
Buren,, for the Presidency Of the United States.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1844-01-26
From the " o. Bulletin.
THE NAVY.


We insert on our first page speech Of the Hon. J.
r. IngeisIl Of Pennsylvania, ia behalf OF this
branch If the public service and defence The speech
was elected by the remarks Of Mr.. A, ans and Mr.
Hale in opposition TO the home squadron and In favor
of general reduction Of the Navy. Ga the same
occasion Mr. G. Ingcrsoll and Mr.. Morris, also Of
Pennsylvania, replied at length TO the Liberal and
unjust sen imtnts Of Mr.. Adams and his coadj tutors
and in train worthy ofthe great and patriotic Sta @
which they represent Had our room suiiiced,
should have taken pleasure in adding their remarks
These gentlemen have taken, are quite sure the
oTular as well as the correct ground Anxious as
the country may be for t,trenchment in the Govern
ment expenses It does not favor the shor,-sgh ed
economy which Mr.. Adams and MIR GIddings would
infilct upon It, nor is II par-imonous OF few millions
II hey be expt led in way 10 contribute 10 its safe
iy, to the prosperity of It's rdde the Advancement
OF It's fame The Navy lie especially an object of
pride and affection with he whole people, aud the
larges appropriations for its support and increase
have always met, believe, with The most favor.
Members who hope TO recommends themselves - their
constituents by their zeal for economy, will therefore
find themselves greatly mistaken their return
home, if it is TO The Navy, or to active and us,fu
branches of the Army, that they have attempted to
apply their restrictive notions.
The appropriation asked by the Secretary Of the
Navy for the current year is nine millions of dollars
This, to be sure, seems large But look at our
tended, and in many respects defenc less seaboaId
look al our extensive foreign, as well cOastwise
ira Ie and at the great number Of vessels which, TO
ineu it's safety, and to command respect to flag
mus, I've spread in different parts Of the world Above
all o. at the payies existing and contemp plated in
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1844-01-26
THAT LETTER :!

The Van Buren, presses have broken loose
again-iaken a fresh start-n regard to the
Rives Letter. Never have we known so much
ink to be shed, on any similar occasion. 1t is
truly laughable. With the exception of Pre-
sdenl's Message, we have really never seen any
thing so universally copied and unanimously
commented on. One of the New York pa
ter, with screen columns of comments! Sta
TONERS and paper-makers should vote Mr.. Rives
gold dinner service.
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From the Charleston Courier.
MIRACULOUS ESCAPE.

The schooner Star, arrived at this port yesterday
morning. from New Orleans, fell in, 80 miles Of
Charleston Bar, with Daniel Weber, of the
men of the schooner .1er Wason of and for this
port, from Savannah previously reported as having
been wrecked on the S. nth breaker of Lauford's
Channel who states that the schooner went ashore
Wednesday morning last in attempting to cross the
bar. Shortly after both masts went by he board, the
vessel bged aud led, leaving only HE quarter deck
out of water to which they all relreated during the
day. They cut the stern boat from the davs, and
hauled her up along SIDE TO attempt to reach the
shore-but before they could get into her heavy
came and parted the boats painter and she went adrt
They were therefore compelled To remain the quar-
ter deck In the afternoon, the Gtn. CHrch hove in
sight when they expected to have been taken of, but
the state of the weather such that assistance
could be rendered The steamer after waiing
while, proceeded About half hour after the
steamer left the quarter deck separated from the other
pari Of the Vessel The Captain and one OF the crew
vSkfng Unw part and thcss&ts -aad sgrUeo, ,aAinn.
other The wind being of the land, they Ees1-
shortly after driven from among the breakers TO
Webber thinks i, fully one hour and half
before nighfal when The quarter deck separated from
the other part of The vessel lie is of opinion that the
Captain and the other man were drowned shortly
after leaving the wreck. The mate and himself drift
ed together at until Thursday night when he fell
asleep, and waking up he found that the mate was
gone. Previous to this the mate was failing fast and
he afraid that he could not be able to hold out
On Saturday morning last, the schooner Star hove in
sIght-he rose on his feet and waved his South
wester, a hat which he wore. Previous 10 this he
however had been discovered, and the schooner
promptly bore down and took him of, almost exhaust
ed, having had nothing to eat OF drink during the
time. He had with him Ieathern sheath for his
knife which he compelled to chew up. The
cook negro man. died be- fore leaving the wreck hav-
ing lost his hold, and drowned. During all the
time he at sea- hope did not forsake him. He
continued to think some friendly hand would be ex-
tended him-and in this he was not disap-
pointed. We have not been able to ascertain correct
~ the of all the The Captains name
was John Smaller Miller-lhe Mates name was
Pennancy, and the other white went by the
name Of Jessie
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INTERESTS OF THE EASTERN AND
NORTHERN DEMOCRACY IN DAN

dhh
The leading article, in yesterdays Globe, af-
forded pretty good indication OF determine
ton on the part of Mr.. Van Buren, and his
friends to sacrifice the interests Unnecessary OF
Pennsylvania and New York, to satisfy the
demands of Mr.. Richie and his odd school OF
politicians in Virginia-we say odd, because
they permit their leader to drag them about, at
his pleasure, by the nose.
The Globe and Enquirer, (still hoping to de-
ceive Mr. Calhoun third time) now unite in
denouncing the present tariff as perpetraion of
a"Clay Wing Congress-" Yes, these papers
have absolutely come to the determination to
deny the Democracy of the Hon. James Blu
chanan, Hon. Sas Wright Jr., Hon. Daniel
Sturgeon, &C., &c, of the United States Sc
nate, and the entire Democratic delegation from
New York and Pennsylvania in the House Of
Representatives OF the last Congress, with the
Hon. C. J. Ingersoll at their head!
With the futile hope of carrying Virginia for
the "Northern man with Southern principles
when it would be equally as impossible to
carry a camel through an eye Of a needle as &c
carry any one OF the thirteen slave Stales 1of
him-the Jacobin Club now issues an edct
accommodating the entire Democracy of the
mining and manufacturing States. The De-
mocracy of New York and Pennsy lvania are
called, in ,esterIay's Globe, ''Clay Wings ~ II
saws the tariff was passed by Clay Wings. II
is notorious that the Democratic members from
PENNSYLVANIA and New York passed the Ia
riff by their casing votes, and that they acted
according 10 the instructions Of their Democratic
constituents. Hence TO denounce the act as a
"Clay Whign act, is to denounce the Demo
Gratis Of Pennsylvania and New York as Clay
Wings.
And what equivalent do the Jacobin des-
pots and managers propose for betraying the
Northern Democracy Why, they intend to
grant boon 10 the Abolitionsts. Dema-
goques! They think the demolition Of the
,arf will be amply compensated for TO the
Northern Democracy, BY concilia,ing the Abo-
l,ionisrsl
Well, we will see The end Of it. We may
state however, in closing, that from the tenor
of the Globe, and the current rumors in the
city, il is now believed that the tariff will be ut
terly demolished in few weeks