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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-09

ar Il OBVIOUS that The Messs PARALY ure much du-
0sel 20 hnye newspaper quarrel ~ the :evious com
rnuncons ne be regarded a an index OF the ismrei IN
tut IN Gstce mys .hai ia few day. pre- sat ths pno
with statement Of the fact. the % the friends OF
both partes may understand the ground heh am nc
csed of Enproe siCnal inhors 81 Jdlsehood and ast
though eastfor constitutes the under current 81 the
Whole waia.o against me obtaing bu7Insss. and know
not but my pafeat for THE BETTER FASTENING or ARr!
cr TEETH through tbs SIMPLE influence OF patnefl
aame winch both looks AMI sound. s,inethlng like them
ds istf J. SMITH DODGE, ~ Bond.t.
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~ Board.-v, LAVE u,1c,,r

n lin f,t :. III 14-s lelovtd rom
o Cnnnhers street No. Q; Barclay street, bs-.
% uesrps OF obirntnE pleasant SINGLE roons with ira
cen De accommodated with breafs ard ten or YiI
1917. Als' Pafor with bedroom attached Trnu.tc-;
IN BY the day week TERns TonER
h, tihich' hes refer i.nv!n-
EaE.s wilson. Esq., - - l ras ~ W.
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I'VE ARE WE'LL SATISFIED with Sir. .Dodx.'. al

{IyE ARE WELL SATISFIED with Sir. Dodge. adj
w mission the stated by because his admission
exhibits his frus the public more perfectly thn
any one cnud do for him. We are altogether pensed
h III, article, excepting question asked IN feaiiun 10
fact ooneelled which that that Ike other
n, Dodge en see no .,yenson .'crme or "unpardona
bic .a. IL advertising hmsef ''oi The inn Of Dodge g.
Pnrney OF Bon STREET,, calling b., partner Dsetgr H.
Parrsiy OF New YORK, or in tte. 6oifsog he wa. one
the same family" We nave sad nothing about tren-
son Crime pH ripi. able rdOnabs but we
say pGsyey that SINCE the INT house IVES out IN
Iond street nnmes firm OF Dodge
md pa1nsly Dentists, m IT, That ;here has not been Doc
Tor H. Pdrsg resident New York. fn twen live years
that long before Sir Dodge called his partner by thai nhms
nnd % and long before he caught IN thus beiiertng,
J;Gerssyt nnrse T.. PhRNLY,
X t;is j. PERHLY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-09

word more aud we to, have done, 0oe Of the ven
4 aElrsn. and clever Edtoz this city Ia, not unapty
called this Doth drawing conroseny II WI oe isso
iected that rtt notice IN order 70 prevent my anet
wtoG, the Isa PAIN fracture fairy nttst ca from ON
,ot...ooai integrity and skill with which he has drawn
hem OUT shall 10. complain bat hayns ne w,i nt
,eor c- more we could admit error 10 pc uuth
10 be ngb-r misrepresentation % De pfoe,siona iep9i
- s M word OF coDteation from bat u NOT be WI nea u
res dy ard wiling 70 be called out again. rhgHHkx
IF y. HtA.IAASA
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commerc.a, and money mat,ers.
r- Es- csar.trsis. ana .aesey .ot.ers. Lasl Pa

mr. Er C,r.re-sis, ana Jerev -Motiers sec Las Page
"a SATURDAY. T. VI.
The Stock Market was very firm to-day, keeping
ecr, on several of the fanceS. All the sound iy,ons
s sand higher than when the week opened and rcucraiy
,s market much healthy The improvement, in Perm
.tl,ana rges considerable within few day.. and Ohio,
@ era s,Sy making back the point from which thcy o
e sas ct Bank Stock, unusually lurSe and nearly
.hr one boxer They probably belonged 10 some estate
Tsey bsoach, scod prices.
The Bill market Is stendy, and rhecortinued f,il.
arc Of the ma from the South keeps the supply short, Thor.
sous disposition TO speculate ior the steamer. scslng
q 10: Francs 5.22s a5aIa4
~. ono,e Specie as falIows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-09

~ Leechea! Leechns!! Leeches!.!-very
ac Sweedish Laecle Gall zey) for sale III lyz cont, l b.
Nm WATSON. Chemist! &c ApoecarS lia 30 Catharine
| 'tASSt' dj Inns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-09

IMPORTANT TO fAsnLIES, PROPRfETORS OF
sH0TEilS, AND THE PUBLIC GENER3LLY.-Tbe
Pfonetof Of Washington steam Laundry peg cave 70
L,ds AID enemeos Wearing apparel bed and fsss asa:
c Of the advantage which feacsIs
r soer or all 0,hen. Ga,Eeo wished by his process VIII
ust much longer thar II washed the oftioary Sny a. al
rrgng Is doensod with The work foy Is 10 % per
cent ss ana very .p,rt nocs required They are also
beaehed white beo,n manufactured and nstrc seeo
70 bosoIns or cnllrs of any required Gsgf.e.
Conirrcts VIII Be do with board nS hsnse, whereby thsI
rn.hjo- will cost them much less than doce IN ther OVID
800 The ouF generally invited 70 test ITS superiority
orJers III W "a FM n. ROBERTS. ic2 Braadway; A. j.
NCRPEi.I'S Ready Made Lnea stoFe loI tuRcn sreet
me o. irnn Btcaeway y iie Laundry, 30 Hsshiogton
bee Alaoa and Chare streets, wI meei win pfipi al
entiou SEAMAN, Proprietor do iHn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-09

yNIE DID NOT WISH have the credit Of doing, TO
wv appear KIND gentennny nmabs IN orr Notice hr't
published Monday last but merely wished IN state tdef5 TO
prevent mistakes. Nor did wish. expect 10 avoid re
Dig; nor do wish it. We never felt
annoyed either by the similarity OF names or by the
fe,siona abors any bntby anpoicsscna labor and
have excessively annoyed We have n,io
been much nrpzed published IN the paper, OF Tho
CITY of Wash ngon Mr. Dolses adverIisemen of the hfm
same ime thu, spoke OF his partner Doctor Parge.
IN of yo- York and stated Of our friends there thn
he was of The same family with ourselves whan Ind
not the Of knowing hum II hts pnrtner, signatne
written BY hand about two md hall since una
the name by which he known. (Which different from
the preceding by which he known.) car be 10
led Upon he neither has over has Ind partner ny
the name of Doctor L Pdrey u set forth IN bs hdver-
tseents Thee circumstances huve heen and continue 70
he the cause and disngrecnbe n,hkes.
which shall feel extremely thankful u Mr. Dodge Gas ri
as he can s5) e recty md we have sad or should
say any thing that s1 OF strictly true and he w point
out we shall Ds happy correct y. Wewlll state iac
rni FAR - z. PARMLy.
'A"'1 '' J. FAMILY
Nns 1 md Bond street. Noyemker 9Th. l9H n91i Is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-09

C- Graham Hou.e-:se,y arrsu,.u.,.t
RoaW ELL GOSS Informs his friends and the u.bc ,a he
hes enlarged hs Bo-lRDIAG EsT.4BLISR.uE.y-7.
known rs the Graham House, 63 Bascay.stee by dpr "a
Inc ndJoinn: house. and prepared accommodate tn
,e or permanent B"aIers OF The favorable terms. All
Trends OF Temperance desiring que home and freedom
from the fumes OF alcohol and tobacco invited to paronze
ms isc The Vegetable System. tie choices, selection
OF s:u>, tsc which the market affords Will be strictly n5be9
to- bet table viii 10 served fos those who pref, the oFdnsr
mode. or mixed Diet.
Cfoton Shower Warm and Cold Baths free.
Cd II pcs.TI-rr, no.-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-09
FRFyCH BROAD CIOTpS-
PRICES REDUCED 20 PER CENT.

THE subscribers having hand very large stock of FaH
and Winter Goods, determined IN reduce the
by detucns pe7 cent: from toGue, p-:cs. The following
aie p few styies tsns reduced:
-Hgast,r Ge Lains, Repp Cshmere, Cashmere De CcSe,
the l1ntsnniest assortment Offered.
7.pGeer i-,s, fs'd stripe asi PLAIN. heavy STOCK Of
every ce-atc color
reach G4 Geraa .Ueriros Of ege-y shade. fine quality.
Aisc s:ks SatIas Cloi, ..mercs, Yestllgs, Sh-wls,
Flnnnels, BlaGkcts SsiiHets, &c, sc
Also, al kinds OF Domestic Goods
no Is nARkEK 4 TflINIF u thar1rA.s.-.e,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-09
Nos. end 3 Bond street. November 10Th. 1914. !

T HAVE CONSIDERED the fact" set forth by the
Se.ss PARTLY the above notice and must confess TINT
see no them. Was crime iaf instance 10
speak IN Washington advertisement OF the inm oi Dodge
ParmeIy IF DOnd 2' Did that mplcaie e. thef OF the
Mcs.r. PARMLy. criminal TO speak OF ;. D9st1r Il
pARyLY or ether them? Finniy wn, an ugpardonablo
sin against these gentlemen 10 say wn then behevei-thut
my partner was of the same inpillyP"
And these the important JaetS by which the Messrs
PAKMLY have been excessively annoyed, md winch
hive gwen re many dsa grccabs BStGkes II Ia
there fae which these gentlemen choose % ION:
but which themmofs tnn oil the fes-ihe iHot
that several their trends have mnLe the annoying and
Sagreeablo mistake" Of calling of profesonal 1ryice AZ
No AZ instead OF Nos. and Bondst The public mise
lndge. ld3 ~ J. SSII " DOU'E
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-09

GilERlfF SALE.-By virtue Of seveTa wits % ten 1eirs
= directed and ceiyersd VII e1DoIs loi sac Oh
z1,ury The 5r day November, 1874 ii l. CLOCK Mln
the vessue OF The City Hall all he Igs! ute a94 9,e;ss
which Frederick BsgTns heS on me I'm Gay oil
anne ny be- OF in and To all those lots. pieces parcels Of
round with ha buildings thereon erected. situated the
Fonr.e.ntb Ward OF me Cry OF New. York lying The
souihery s9e Of Prince stree; and Known as No - % = na
oos seventy feet nches frcu, the south ereriy OF
Pruee ard Mou running thence IN an seety d'son
an heoca m sou,hey direction Ions ire Inc 81 Inc sad
lot and parallel with Moi, street i feet TO me nor,nefy %
of 30 ,io street; thence aon: The said norhefy se oil U
street md With Prince g fest inc;s. thence noEther
" and fright angles with the an iss nenaoneu ne a
Of beginning. No - cnisencIng n p0ln - i-i iacn
from the south ess;efy c9nt of Prince ana o ss as
running theoce n srf direction ao1s tiInes SEE
feet 10 oI known No. "a thence Iuoaing along Inc
ine OF said 10; No =, and with tt street is eet
fieorss Bowen thence westerly 3 feet riches along ire no.
theriJ line sat lot No go 20 9t 80 = r,sce stre ene
uorhesy direction and plr lei Sta at street 10 ssa'
inch Prince Gtoecsaad the place OF no
,tree IS feet .sch or eas;ty corner of Prince
and Mott street. running t-Ece IN an e.e1y eLfnI
-nnr,y ,hsnss n- me line Of SAID lot 30 % and
parallel Mct, ee; is ee: inca TO ot now Aiaan a
Ia: 30 30 Hot street formerly ovped GeaE-e SoEen
;heace westerly 3 feet nehes eioas me norsTy ii5e OF SAD
Nc 40 20 10; 80 ~ p.nee street. encs u u.
street aforesaid TIE pecs ot beEnnSg No ~ conlInclns
The south eate;iy Intersection Of 'iot and r5,.es
q feet inches to b; No 8. Tnnlas isseee aons
tbs westerly line Of 10; No. - and pa5aIs, with Mol s
yveStsfy aIoa- the aaTzry he OF ssf o 80 ~ ~ :
ne ne lac Of sqs ss''l Will Il aS;i ri i5E :s T.
firsnr {. ScG.-r. Deputy Shsr;f OIL lsss"
The S: Rs.P'asd ra 5 VIZ 15aE s s5 ie, at
HESRY C. ScorT. Deputy Sherlii:: =. r,l nss
The above sale POSTPONED nnil ne .1n nss+-
ber At the sane hour and place " II. JONES ShesI
HExEY c. Scorr. Deputy Sne'ln &C., e..
e sssf ssat II s f@Ssa!S S R
Fl. e. Sc0TT. DEPUTY saerlI. .
yRa!s62s 4 Gn .yttsn 81 s;Sk-
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yo-,s gtre Department.

Nexy-York Fire Department. p '
Annual Meeting Fsss e5 fhf H as% On MSna
department III css nj O'clock Companies which nave
to send Of their ~ The esetay
aIe requested 10 is'"'i4 ADAM P. PENTZ, President
GO II p,-,srR Secretary. 20 Nali.st VI -'S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-09
INDIA CANEL'S HAIR SHAWLS.

f.'I'tEt OAFiTi4 : Tt.tIit GtfA " l..
p EAL INDIA CAMEI.'S HAIR LONG and SQUARE
Ia sHAlVl.S End st AXIS. white. black. blue, green,
orange ard scate. FRENCH CANEi.'S lair d. Co do.
large assortment. ClJAkS and POLKA COATS IN Vel
vet. FRENCH Broad Cloth and fier1p. NANrlLf.AS IN
Velvet. Naisred. PLAN and tuEcy silks EMBROIDERED
ROBES ier Wetdia; Grd Evc1lnr i,resses. fbr ny
~ Inns =. ARNOLD K co. = Canal -
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ChRPETINGs. RUGS, OIL CLOTHS,
nRIIGGETS &c.


Sj received and beng opened II ti,iinfis Ne -
s5 ac-e AMI beautiful assortment Of English btge.s, -
Ply Irpeal, Double SGpc SnperIne ana rine
Venetian Carpetns. Of patterns and cslon, elu'ey 80.
English and American OIL Coth OF great ynrley o. p-s
So splendid article OF Psrsia We've. DIasset. two yas
vide entirely patterns and re.y nch eoio, rb
Rry, of ever style, Dior Mats Window Shld' Hssa i
c Purchasers respectfully invited % ca. 80 ,Ls
ing Of Css aid he laying OF Cl Cloth a she eTis,T
ossr no. "a Eas, Broadway, and u DtTIHan-si-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-09

p.nr,nc mas be consulted Of q Barclay
u tr s. So. place between and O'Clock. ? NJ
street ana and st aesay h and lch> by those afflicted with
Gsg % W. 10 the application Of MS Patst ief
= - ..s-soy 60dg Egier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-09
L,XTRAoRnINARY LrsUs -NATrRE-Nr TIl

L,XTR kORDINARY LuSUS .NATCRE-Ar THE
TICDI. scum. 40 BRDNnWAN.-Dr. Piufer II deter.
c-c 10 the sue gestons o several medical gentlemen, and 70
avoid nom VITA very bad entrance has enouishe the
room OF Duane street. and obtained the eligible front
rrorn in the Coliseum Building whSe vii b. exhibited sr
few DAYS commencing Monday, the g inst. th. most eN
trrnfii1asv I,isns Nailuc iLfiE Child VfTR 1'a
PERFECTLY DISTINCT HEADS AND .NEChS
ever lib md perfect and accurately
syrne'r cnl The cerebral ~ on. the mid expression
the features precisely aiss. eE IL, curiosity whch cin
hy both without violation OF the SilugN o.
ccacy seus'ivenes Trio Doctor nas IN his possession
testimonial gaesi talent and preSO GENT ne
exercising thc'r surprise AID pleasure viewing s eSt'acr-
luary wonder al Natures whimsical ~oIknan'iis
Adnitanre - ccuts-cldren hall prce. Open fIome ~
VI. til p. VI.
S-Out ofsny siTllr cert tates voluntarily gven the
two following nrc respectfully presented:
Through the pohteness Of Dr. PHl'er Of New Oxford
COLLEGE have been bS - examine most interesting
care LsS Ndtgrg child wth head. aud neck, and
body. TINS specimen remarkable beauty oi o'
and will no Goub p!oyc obcc OF interest 10 the ct
ous 6. :. BEDFORD, NJ. I"
'AlIyoR's OYYcE, Nov. 2ih, lsii.
..Uaon the invitation Dr. Plusr, have visited and ex
uuied the child with heads, and have no hesatlon IN
do Inc JAMES HARPER"
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REPUBLICATION OF
THE LONDON LANCET,

NEW SERIES.
4 JOURNAL OF BRITISH AND FOREIGN MEDICAL
AND CHEMICAL SCIENCE, CRITICISM. LITER
AZURE AND NEWS
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E0arfIfD1-,rr r.,

EoardfnS.-aifs. GoSS having opened the new End
c9.snctor ho,r p yese = ueat the As;or Howe prefer.
ccc on rcHifa'e FpOls permanent Tlari-
Cfotpn shower. warn and cold Baths free The iotSn =
vc'y Central. yet quiet and shady Terms nodefa.e mn ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-09

oATS-A large supply of fashionable Tweeds and
Is French Beaver OveCcas from IS Ia 10 ia-Frck and
.ty,.s nj SrAAT'S & BARKER,
MS liuis' Clothing Warehouse. l1S broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-09
= - '''''' THOMAS MACFARLAN,
ds3t il. No 40 Tenthstrcet. near Third Avenue


-, VALUABLE EEAL ESTA TI---Ihe suII'cHDyr'
"a surviving Executor of The estate OF the at2 Nicholas
A " Anthony deceased, offers for sale the iS!ow,ps
FoITth Wand VIZ: the two Houses ana Lots ri =round
Number thirty (3) nnd thtytwo sd Frankott street the
JIcns- and at o ground number thy-fuuT (Sl tFHIk
i conner Of Rose ,tFse and The House and Lot OF ground
rond containing III front stree, hitycight iec
frh, nches IN the rear y-yeveu feet inches and front
IN. nm H ree, raude ad six feet nine inc:es be the
ne snie or less II the above property sa0ud not be d'
posed OF ut private sale VIII be sold IN lots at publ anc9
an or rbru tie M of January Esxt. being 70 close me
ea,e The sale viii be prempofy The e IN, indspu,aDe,
invn;ss al ssye1v wears The usual ExecGtors deeds VIII
be- wen JACOB ANTHONY. Surviving Executor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-09

40 ,,yo,,r ruro.-JoEL SHEW, NJ D.. IN author
~ in water cure, and editor Of The "aei
S IonTral" dcvo,es bis time the practice OF 'e ne
Cure 'u :, ,posrbc in all forms of disease, and fo' ehea
~ sn5 sat Is unparalleled The treatment can DC Isso,,'
~ wherever pare water be obtained Patients mo.
lance are accommodated. TIE poor adsiseu aasms
Office IS Barclay street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-09

POsT-UEFICE, ,e,. :
NEw.YoRx, DEC. ON, ie41-,
Eastern Mail via He,s- Hnvsm ,,",.s the
bonis-oa and after the 9th instant anl IN One At 50
minutes past o'ei0e1Ro A & 4 Loa1MER GRAHAM. P. NJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-09
CLOTHING.

WINTER CARMEN Is.
sURToU'rs AND SACK ovERCoATS in improved
Styles Tor sale rcady.nade, usual modsne pr'ecs
IVM. =. JENNINGS & co. Diapers and 'Tailon.
u0tfis 81 Broadway. American Hotel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-09
NEV FANCY G0nD. ID.

w AINVl tJJDE'.
HE undee ned invite the attention 81 trade TO choice
assortment Gi NEW AND DESIRABLE GOODS.
adapted 20 The present and approaching soasns receyel
last arrivals tlnslstu- m pnrt OF PAPER M1CHEE
GOODS PAPEfERiES. FANCY STATIONERY Sc.
Also PLATED WARE and TEA TRAYS together with
great variety OF + iNfiI HARDWARE generally.
d. WILLIAMS Z: BILL, - Maiden time
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-09

yATCHLFSS,-Dr. VALENTINE AND OLD run
"a KER Htt,I. At The COLISEUM 40 iit yi'sey-
amusement quality quantity oi lis atratons las e
so,ad n short engagement; with the cenh ated Dr. ALIEN
II!I ta,l,ei i:sc t5s yasrfli .Rses', ga -
libiIar Tia Is&as Sr4iqist ss0aSS=s ret 1Jr, wa
opsn kis B-pGyr or R.SpoN HEroLLECTIoNS. LIVING
PoRrK,rr.. WR,Ns,oAL HAP PIECES, MiRrH AND NAE-
yEIs SnRrps AND PATCHES, MUSICAL SKETCHES. g. &c.
Tickets - cents children under 10 years halt prce Doors
open al ,pe1ruicnca commence 81 o'clock. prcc SEW
p S-EIhib Wednesdays aud saturdays, c; Pm
cor families and schools.
iS5- O1 Thanksgiving Day. thee peornances-sI re
same will be gwen IL y " AID ~ aad again nj Z VI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-09

add supposed balance the Treasury JAM 1874 100000
Balance the Treasury June l. 1915 1854 i6l
To which ndd two months revenue, from lst go
June 10 Et August $5OJ,VD
Deduct appropriations. lvVD ma ooo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-09

y
Getty I,sgAEYAsrpsabl 20 tho request O! rtry SCI
en- Inc professional gentlemen. prof RoDGEss IRON Pol
nl-oha. Viii deliver smother Course NJ ectnret ani r1eF-
ANNA! Magnetism and Phrcnoi9gy Z; Socet; Bra
~, corner % Leonard.s.-re'.
Pot Rcdrsr, ,agns,zed in ths CITY of Phlsdc'phia ~
wards OF One Thousand Persons and tbs .fv. dlt:c hs
short stay gucze hundreds. The Professor wall
marre1e many OF the audience wiling The n-st
Course w be this (isudRy) Dee Sh. lSi'.
and continuing hrruc the week Ad1si'I oC one serile
r-n and two lrs 81 Sng- tcses 50 cts. Doors oser NJ
| half past 5--conm5nrc Il; haifpas; O'Clock. %
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-03-20
THE PITTSBURGH DISTRICT.

The election TO fill the vacancy in Congress
caused by the resignation Of Judge Wilkins, (wbo
is now in President TyleT's Cabinet, HAS re-
suited in the election OF moderate Wing, who
had been appointed United States District At
torney by the President.
The Globe says the election Of Judge vii.
kins aStonished every body, inasmuch as there
was large Wing majority in the District, and
attributes his success last fall TO his great per-
sonal popularity. The fact is that the Pres-
dents friends supported Judge Wilkins at
the last election. The Judge had been defeated
TWO years before, when, We presume, his per-
sonal popularity was as or al as it ever was
and we admit il was always deservedly great.
But a Globe man could not succeed, ard has
not succeeded.
In Buffalo, this spring, the friends Of the Ad-
ADMINISTRATION waited upon the Democratic candi-
date for Mayor, to ascertain how he was dis
posed toward the President. He denounced
the Administration in the true Globe style, and
was disgracefully defeated by 300 majority,
as all Democrats who denounce the President
should be. The year before, the Democratic can
didaIe had been elected by 500 majority.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-03-20
From the Y. s. Ga,sii,,
TEXAS.


As we anticipated, The subject of the annex alton
Of Texas is before Congress- and before the peo-
pienot before the Senate yet in the form Of treatu
but before the House Of Representatives. on a rcso-
luton 10y Mr. Winthrop, Of Boston, that Texas ought
not 10 be annexed TO this Union The resolution has
Of course, not yet been discussed in the House and
1t is worthy of note that motion to suspend the
rules, so a. to admit the resolution the vote stood
ayes 40, nays 1922
On this question the New York Journal OF Com
merce expresses itself friendly to the proposition
provided there be certain provisions touching slavery
What those provisions are, we do not learn
The New York American olds different opinion
which will be found in another parag roph; and dis
cussing the opinion OF the American viz that the
admission OF Texas IS (ipso Jacio, we suppose) dis
solution OF the Union the Courier and Enquirer rro-
fesses itself IN favor OF the anne Iston as tending ~
drive slavery away towards the extreme south In.
cressng the wealth and commerce of the country
&c The editor concludes his remarks with the fol-
lowing
Let all who are opposed To such treaty, remon.
strae with the Senate against its approval W. are
not $, opposed but because we think our people are
under mistaken notion Of its tendency we are will.
ing TO raise our voice with others. sgan, it being ap-
proved by the Senate. But il, Notwithstanding the
remonsranee OF the north, the treaty should be made,
and Ter@ shouldGgain become part Of our Union
for u OF right belongs TO US, and should have
been parted wilh-then shall we be found standing
by the Union, at any and every hazard, and at tho
same time experience well grounded convc elton,
that its prosperity will be ncreas d. and the cause Of
philanthropy be strengthened by the very act 10
which exception is taken in such harsh terrnss'
We ought TO say that the ess a, the north is gen
orally hostile TO the project. We have not the means
tins morning, which we shall have and hereafter
10 give our readers their views meantime we add
that an occasional correspondent at Washington has
given his views. The question of sufficient impor-
lance to render proper that both sides should be
heard
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-03-20
TwentyrEjghth Congress,
FIRST SESSION
SENATE.
WrpSrspAr, March 20, 1914.

lOtts
Among the memorials presented was one by MIR.
WOODBURY., on behalf of the National Institute
several memorials were presented, complaining
Of the Injurious operation Of the rate oil dules on
iron.
MIR. EVANS submitted joint resolution, pro'id'
ing for adjournment OF the present congress On
the 10th Of May. II lies over
Resolutions were presented by MIR. WALKER,
from he Legislature Of Mississippi, in favor OF the
annexation of Texas. They were referred To the
Committee ON Foreign Affairs.
bill was reported, which provides that heresf-
ter the Assistant Postmaster General shall mol be APP
pointed without the consent Of the Senate.
The Fox and Wisconsin river bill was taken up,
debated, and again laid over.
The Senate then resumed the consideration Of the
Oregon resolution.
After some explanatory remarks from Mr.
CHOATE the floor was taken by MIR. BuCiih-
NAN, who gave his views at considerable length.
Mr. RlVES followed
The Senate adjourned.