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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-12-12

/ The following is the bill providing for the
annexation of Texas TO the United States, in
roduced 10 the Senate yesterday by MIR. Ben
ton, viz;
BE enacted BY The Senate and HOUSE Of Repressnta-
hpe, Of the United States Of .neea "a Congress asseDs
bld That the President of the United States be- and
he hereby u.s. authorized and advised 10 open negotia.
tons with Mexico and Texas, for the adjustment oil
boundaries aud The annexation Of the latter 10 The
United States, on the following bases, TO wit:
l.. The boundary OF the annexed territory 10 be N
the desert prairie west OF the Nueoes, and along The
highlands and mountain heights which divide the wa
tiers OF the Mississippi from the waters OF the Rio
del Norte and To latitude iory-two degrees north.
H. The people of Texas, by legislative act, or
by any authentic act which shows the will OF the
majority, TO express their assent TO said annexa'
ton.
III. A State, to be called "ths STATE Of Tsras,"
with boundaries fixed by herself and an eItent not
exceeding that of the largest State IN the Union, be
admitted into the Union, by virtue OF this act an
equal footing with the original States.
w. The remainder of the anne Ied terrt'ry TO be
held and disposed Of by the United States one Of
their territories and 10 be called I" The Southeast Ter
riiory"
" The existence of slavery to be forever prohibit
ed in the northern and Northwestern part oisaid ter
ritory, west OF the 10th degree Of Longitude west
fom Greenwich, as to divide, as equally may be,
the whole OF the annexed country between slave
holding and non slaveholding States
vi. 4 he assent Of Mexico TO be obtainedby trea-
ty to such xaton and boundary, TO bedspens-
cd with when the Congress Of the United Safes may
deem such assent TO lie unnecessary
VII. Other details OF the annexation to T. ADJUST
ed by treaty, SO far the may come within the
scope OF the treaty -making power.
The bill was read twice, and referred, on notion
Of Mr.. ARCHER, to the Committee on Foreign Rea-
tons.
on Tuesday, MIR. ALLEN, of Ohio, submitted 10
the Senate the following resolution, viz:
Rtsoped, That the President be requested 10 lay
before the Senate, If in his judgment that nay be
done without prejudice 10 the public interests copy
Of any instructions which may have been given by
the executive to the American minister in England,
correspondence which may have passed between this
government and that Of Great Britain, or between
either Of the two governments and the minlstr OF
the other, in relation to that subject, since that line.
On ednesday it was adopIed-yeas "a, nay l6.
as follows:
YEAS--Messrs. Allen, Ashley, Atchison, Aher-
ton, Bagby, Benton, Breese, Buchanan Colq,iu,
Dickinson, Fairfield, Foster, of New York, Halne-
gan, Henderson, McDuthe, Niles, Pearce, Rres,
Sturgeon, TappaD, Walker, White, w oodbridge, md
Woodbury-24.
NAYS-Nlessrs. Archer, Barrow, Berrien, Chy-
ton, Critenden, Evans, Foster, of Tennessee, Firm
els, Huntington, Mangum, Merrick, Miller, Mos-
head Phelps, Porter, and Upham-l6.
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From the Reading pa. Democratic Pres.
THE MESSAGE

President 1yler's Message will be found to possess
than ordinary interest. We invite our readers
TO attentive perusal. II is a National Document
and as such entitled TO the deep consideration OF
every American. Its faithful account of an Ad.
minlstraton, which has been surrounded by the most
trying difficulties, all of which have been surmounted
by the President. The country is now in the most
prosperous coudition-gong on upon a substantial
basis under the control of measures and men, purely
Democratic. Private industry prospers-money plen-
ty for those who earn itno rotten currencyst peace
with all the word-no Bank frauds-aod no obstaole
in the way, whatever, for the long continuance OF
such alglorious state Of things We have nothing
TO disturb our national enjoyments Joy, peace and
good will reign supreme And this too, dear reader
without, that National Curse-a National Bank
President Tyler shall take place on the ladder Of
Fame, as beneiacor Of his country, at the side OF
JACKSON.
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From n. R,ehWsad Eaqairer.
THINGS Ar WASHINGTON.

A correspondent writes us from Washington that
our friends are in good Spirits aud hope for the re-
| annexation Of Texas during the present winter.
| is understood that the two new Senators oil NO"
York are favorable 10 The measure-and some hopes
are entertained Of the friendly dispositions OF the
Senators Of Maine, and The Wing Senator from Mis-
sissippi. For our own part, We do not hesitate 70
say that the South will never abandon a measure
which Is not more important 10 her M. her Peeuha,
relations than IL is TO the general prosperity OF sh
the Union--to the North, especially, IN her msr-'-s
turing aud shipping interests. We trust ths' 40 TINE
Will be ost-and that the measure will &c immeSi-
aely and vigorously pressed without any delay ~
Is said that the Committees were probably an
nounoed yesterday in the House. much OF the Pre-
sidents Message refers this great subject would
be committed TO the Committee Foreign Relations
We should lose time. We for urging II upon
the present session with all the energy which It's great
importance demands and which Iis able friends III
Congress arc capable Of mparting TO II. we care
not who is at the head of the Administration-wh
Their II be Tyler, or whether II be Polk-who are III
The Cabinet, or who out Of il. Every patriotic
Republican should go for his country, regardless oil
all sectional, all party, all personal views HAPPY Is
that statesman who can subdue all his passions TO the
standard Of his duties-who can sacrifice his ambi
ton, his pride, his Jealousy, and his resentment upon
the altar Of his country.
Such a man is worthy of all honor-he who spur
sues noble ends by noble means"-"that man is great
indeedW Recent events have read lesson TO all our
statesmen, by which the ~isest may proht, ana The
best ought to improve II is to think less Of them
selves, and more of the people. Cliques are almost
broken up-olitical aspirans are taught the folly oil
pressing their own claims upon the country.
A new day is breaking upon We never knew
time, when men we've of SO little consequence, and
principles much. The great question now is,
"What are the mans principles? Is he consulting
his own passonsi Is he engaged in any dirty in
lrgue' Or is he attempting ito serve his country :
Is he doing his duty" For one, therefore, we say,
on1ards. We ought to have TeXas-and the sooner
we have It, the better Tor peace and prosperi-
ty. Texas is independent of Mexico not only in point
Of fact but Of principle. We not bound, there
fore, to ask her consent, Of Great Br,tan-or of
any other people, than the citizens of Texas herself
(For the full illustration Of these truths, refer our
readers to the able numbers of "Norlhern Wing"
which now in the course of publication in this pa
per. They are brought within small compass-but
their force of argument and beauty of composition
correspond with the density Of their state nent)
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From me Nashville Union.
U. s. SENATE TENNESSEE.

- -
In some ofthe Eastern papers we see that II is sup.
posed that, after the fourth of March next Tennes-
see will have two vhig s. majors. This an error
the term of MIR Foster expires on the 4th Of March
and his successor will be chosen by the Legislature TO
be elected next August We expect to I'll that va
oancy with demoorst--the late Presidential vote 10
Tennessee shows that we now entitled TO the
place. and our friends will take especial care TO 70.
cure II IN August next
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MIR. BUCHANAN

The Electoral College of Pennsylvania have unani-
mo,'iy recommended Mr., Buchanan TO Mr. Polk, as
his Secretary Of State. Rather squslly for Mr. Cal
hounl Pennsylvania has &c Elcc oral votes. South
Carolina but 9.--R Wing.
Col. Polk has 10.
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From N, Richmond Enoy;y,r # N, ro,h i.,

We perceive from the Mssourisu that Col.
Benton has been reelected, by the Legislature
of Missouri as Senator Of the United States,
for six years from the ith Of March next, by .
majority Of II votes,
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NO. =, . NIDoON SHANNO
To his Excellency NJ. c. RrJoN.
Minister Of Foreign Relation. So

souTH CAROLINA AND MAssAcHusrrrs-Itappe ,r,
'hst The state OF Massachusetts has appointed sam
ue toar, tsq agent 10 contest the law recently en-.
seeu oy SCUM Carolina, which requires all free ne
gro sailors who may come in vessels =, any 80, =.
.na' state 70 remain 10 Jail until their vessel is ready
70 'es'e' MT hoar has arrived at Charleston. and
has gwen notice of his intention 10 contest the eral
OF the said law The Governor immediately
ue "hoe matter to the Legislature, which
was referred TO committee who ON The s,b in.,a,,
suV'nueo report which was adopted to which The
borrowing resolutions we're appended:
:, m'oiped That the emissiry sent by the State n
massachusetts, to The State Of South Carolina. win
ne a'owed purpose Of interfering with her in.,itu
uoh' and disturbing her peace is to be regarded IN
cordingy. AZ
h'sotped, That his excellency, the Governor be
iues'eu 70 ekpel from our territory the said agent
sler que notice TO depart and that the Legislature
wiz sustain the Executive authority IN any measure,
u may adopt for the purpose aforesaid
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Na'AL-The United States steam frigate Prince.
ton, Captain Stockton, dropped down on Monday
morning at Norfolk, from the Navy Yord 10 Hamp.
ton Roads, and proceeded to sea about 70 o'clock
bound for Philadelphia, wheie she arrived on Mon-
day afternoon, in rs hours The United states fri
gaze Potomac, Com. Conner, went 10 sea from Nor
lolk on Sunday, about 10 O'Clock, on cruise. The
Mexican steamer Guadaloupe, Commander Esppo,
bound for Vera Cruz, via Havana, dropped down 10
Hampton Roads on Saturday last, from Norfolk
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bill has been introduced into the South Carolin.
Ltssture, for the repeal Of the present law Of that
ST. rclstive 10 the ohoic. Of Presidential electors.
auo provide for their election by the psopls
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-11

MO CURE NO PAY-DR. COOPER. II DIANE ssrest,
~ bstwscn Chatham and william .rsets. ake ,S ethod
Of Informing cxens and strauges that he has iof re last
yean ccnnsd his practice solely 70 the eatmsn o
Mecurs and other dssssss Of delicate natus q
r. z % %ss 70 sass
the advantage the unfortunate victims Of
derive from regularly educated phy.can deyotng nus sttes
ton TO particular brunch Of the profession must be apparent
20 you nos employ surgeon to unpuete n.o 70 IN
LIST disease Of the dsatt for operation on he
seth Ind g .usoS nossd for the cure Of syph, when
that those perfect in this branch. bscause they 9nly
u!aeucs it. Dr. Cooper spent celsbatedL dos
n dis way OF any medical msa in New York Hscan eutt
mes, I 60 q syphilis scd Yd eas: u
that presented to the Dr. where the dssase has
into the sysem By Qlac 20 bsak again in the form Of
spo and ulcs on s body RVs in s jonts. throst
sTRiC TURE-Dr. Cooper has d,seoysesd ssw method,
BY which he the wont form Of Structure In from one
weeks with scarcely pain . the pasat 4iAtioa
Of the ur PROSTATE gland Of The nsek q the bladder
somcmss mistaken fof Structure By general practitioners
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY sorastiInes called Sc
Young men This it, where TOO freely induged the creates,
evil that befa man; bese disease Of the heart
sumption dspcpsia enacaton Of the fee and finally ends
ia complies idoey Dr. Cooper will effect radical cure 10
such and restore the constitution 20 its original
that by mild and staple Of medicine cure warrant
"a IN every CASE charge Post paid letters dsscIsns
a3 Ssd g. dsd e. sS s
uaemhsr u Duaao between William ard Chatham sts.
lie tU~m
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READ WHAT SHERMAN'S LOZENGES
HAVE DONE.

MR. DAY boot maker, No. ~ Tiayy street, brooklyn,
bty sickness o the stomach appetite shooting pains
The bowels stomach neses,ed almost every kind Of food
IL months S s S and :: 70
On reading Dr. sherman Book descriptive Of the symptoms
Of sssm.n Worm Lossngc &C.. lew dcss tsors away,
he judged about two quarts Of woTs ard entirely cured him
asa III s
Coush., Colds, Asthma, Whoopls Ceseh aud even Con.
s~ :seoods. and enable those ssssa With he
& D. .R asa
'i
ties Of shemans Poor Mans Plaster which but 2l
or weakness in the breast side back or any part Of II,
body Ask for She'man Poor Mans ases and that h.,
and his fac sime with directions fos the
seld by unpfncipe druggsts Rsnsubcf get Sherma
Lo.enfengs and fasters and Trussssas Others will
Or Shermany Warehouse LOS Nassau street Agmn-a27
way Ms.I:;: Wiiap a.; q saa ri Broad
Drpg store $50 Fulton smson &C Prospect and Jackson
Jf,.ey City-E Rsna.l Grocer II N:y.IbIJ Tr,ET'
as Besten RsadinE Cos State st. Albsny-X Guthrie
DR.. s.ieRMAN's COUGH CORDIAL,
% Ii he eousS emsay 'nS
been offered to the public fails accomplish
the oE-c ior which tin takes. Il quick ia opera
VIII Children LOUDLY vsu.S!s being Away. take,
oil. nd to K. public which can on with 80 icS Ger
,nty Cough Cordial All affections VI the lungs
FOR sale By Rushton Co.. ITO Broadway and 10 Asto
hou1e.. j8 lmsee
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MEDICAL AND SURGICAL OFFICE,

DOCTOR JOHNSON, II Duane street, 90 well known TO
- the victims Of Syphtc disease, the Tost successful
practitioner that New York beast Of IN the restment Of
found the old office which he has occupied Tor the last
The public aud large portion Of medical in gsne
raj practice have d'a that all advertising Doeto Quscs
We admit that large portion OF those that nfest this city
Medical qusckery consists ia man holding himself forth
skilled in the healing art without having diploma
thoty practice without general medical Information
We can satisfy any one that we are legally 70 practice
disease superior three of general Physcians
land tatour skill the and proper management Of
variety Of Veneea Diseass including the surgical
thTa, preeinnent We have conaed practice 70 the
Of all private and delicate complaints for
We GOO patients patients are mol
only from part Of the United but they to
apde! the time and no week without
physicians the city and from the country coming consult
respecting their PATIENTS sending their patients for
advice We discountaance ckery in any fom and there
country where they can sd pRy.ssn sHsd IN the
o. their disease Every undertake make
Ulcers upon the body in the throat pains the
head and bones OF the legs we will and can cure you II yoo
Weakness or impotency, disease
pcated its character the adopted By the
majority Of physicians highly injurious instead Of saluay
constituting Of practice Many unfortunate vic
tim of this unnatural vice has experienced the Of
lutary treatment dyspepsia weakness Of the limbs and small
Of the back confusion Of intellect ataton Of
The are oily symptoms Of this complaint di'ec
tons followed guarantee Post paid e, with
Of cse containing 50 for advice attended We
hold communion with the advertising doctos New York
qualification. Of others Oce Duane street one aoor from
Chatham lis m
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PECK SLIP DISPENSARY.
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL NOTICE.

OR. CARPEN Err CONTINUES to administer the afflicted
- and unfortunate No slip Patients who have sui
red from the nexpeence ignorance Of prete1des
the deadly and Isinous effects Of the arous aichpnny
city abounds seriously cautioned beware ruined
sttuton, and Of complicated and irremedable disease
DIR Carpenter after actce OF thirty years. enabled
to offer the ult of intense application and experience
certain diseases the most prompt, rational and eectu
DIES for a cue
DR. Carener begs leave add that he is regularly educated
to the profession licentiate of New York STATE Medical
rocietv, and holds communication with the quacks with
which this city is swagminR flo I'm ssc
GERMAN FEMALE MONTHLY PILLs-This med-
~ cine is the resnt Of the great professional skill aud expe
rence Of the celebrated Dr. Vandenbuh German Physician.
they all
q nature mpeSed langudy performed Sold BY Mrs
where she be Consulted with the sctss
in all cases Of female egulasity suppression stoppage
Advice gratis to all those who the pills Price par Dor
i26 I'm " W
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GLOVE ANODYNE

AN IMMEDIATE AND PERFECT CURE
THOSE who felt the painful thcbbDS and
pangs OF this disease shooting through their jaws, with
most tosenting perseverance, and 10 often the
received bat Little sympathy from friends such eason,,
fail TO forever the snmeifu offender he Glove
Anodyne the best Of all too-ache remedies II immedia
and certain lts eec curing the most violent oohache
pain in the gums in minute.
Experience has proved that anodyne composition will
give Immediate and ree after failure of every
other remedy IL ~ pleasant SMELL and will
nlue the tecth gums and few appllc atons
Will entirely remove the PAIN ana from ayed
TOOTH so that may be hiea rendered useful
when pans proceeds from the face or from the round
tooth apparently SQUAD, ths will speedy
iief by rubbing few drops on the part anected
Free % ceao-tor safe bY David SANDS Co., No II East
broadway ~ fulton and 7 Broadway Chambers
street, Granite kuldlnys. ia lmsec
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TO MARRIED LADIES.

M1ADAME Nf.SIELL'S PREVENTIVE POWOER0
M Those Invaluable Powders have been universally adope
well BY Thousands this country beng only mid,
safe aud ecacious remedy for married ladies whose health fore
bids too rapid increase OF family.
The results Of Their adoption 70 the happress the health
vast TO touch witha the limits Of advertise
parents the fature happiness their ospins: i i net
but u? well ksown that the families Of the married often in
dictate! In how many instances does the hard working father
and more especially the mother Of poor family remain slavsi
thosghout their lives tugTng the of aboy
tolas baf e live aId living but 70 toll when they might hs
have weighed down the spirit and last broken the health Of
the father how often the widow left unable. with the
vuous Intentions, her fatherless offspring from be-
coming DEGRADED objects Of chArtyor pogate
sas the days OF the kind husband and father embeed
in beholdng the esciated form and declining health Of the
companion OF his BOSOM she had reached the Of
thy-fast sinking into prematue graveith the certain
snd sorrows. AID his young helpless a.
dearing attentions and watchfa socitude which mother
alone can bestow, not nnenenty e when least able
.appo the hssrt.rendng affection il assirabe thea.
ccn4equence, to themselves, the well being
when simple easy healthy and certan remedy within
conro The ADVERTISED feeling the importance of this subject.
AID e:tmatnS the vast benefits resulting thousands BY
attention Of the married It's consideration Is Il not wise
and yrtuos to peventsyi to which subject by simple
and healthy within control Every dspasiouate
yftucus and enlightened mind, will unhesitangy
the Affirmative.
Price Aye dollars package. accompanied with fall and par
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THE ONLY CERTAIN CURE.
TO RE QUICKLY CTJRED

ND hseby escape the dreadful after and
the Of disasters that follow attack OF
disease the sufferer should make Of medicine that will
poison eiectaaly prevent the irrepaIable injuries which
pnes Many medicines offered the public. but nothing
has ben before de known that OF the
plants Dr. THO VA s's SPECIFIC PILLS. Uutii thee
Pills discovered the patient required submit all
kad Of deprivation business and of living and sub
jeced long and tedious Of mixtures drops
dgustinG the feelings aud ruinous the Constitution
than disease tself-and after ALL BE- Jeff victim
scme OF is worst Sonsrquencss long As life remains-
s and they never fail to cure the most aggravated
need but little pra,sng The bloom Of health aud look Of
restored r. speak for them and point the
Of Market 70 Fulton Street Broadway
of Chamber st. J23 tmtec
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THE Scientific espbnaton Of ingredient: oSwksh the:
Pills compesea have made them the wond and sdmi
ration Of the world They known ali over Europe to b
the only eyer that has proved Invariably
SsRs ;.sn ss they Eu not Be used during
produce miscarriage II used during that period.
directions are Translated into Enxsh and enyeolst
tains the SIGNATURE Of M de Boudeoque and the Eagh d.
reconS have the signature Of Dr. MELVEAU
agent for the continent Of America i
They can e rap.%t'sd " mail part Of hs unissa
me United States Office LAG Liberty street 0reswich
TIE S,hai oerss No half boxes sent by pail sot
Me,vean box "a. New York. viii inset with mmec,s1c stteal
uop All letters must be post paid. do smd&wsc
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MEDICAL NOTICE.
DOCTOR MORRISON

DOCTOR MORRISON continues to BE- consulted conf
restraint diet Pusuit. Dr. Ms improved
method Of curing st5cus of the Uethe by ahsoptien. i
dsstrctiys habit in youth inducing nocturnal smi..oas
BY Dr. pathological principles 6 restoring hs
to healthy tone and reinAting ~ original vgor perfect
the on. qualified advertising surgeon the city Bee his dp0
in his Office 2O4z& ultou street, Gieenwich
II lm*rc On.
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rEMALE fafs9thi4N. o 4 nd ,.. hn

EEMALE fHfsYclAN. ones and .s.id.nes. 10 e,.~
witch street, between Courtlands Liberty stree vhs
she be consued with the strieess conacncs On COR
plants incident to the female frame.
Madame Restei experiences knovledge in
e obstinate cs;ss e female .upprol
Ladies desiring proper medical during confinement
OF other ndsposton, will he accommodated during saeS
time, with private and respeci able board,
Preventive powde, for married ladies' whose delicate o.
prccaous health fofbids rapid fam v viii BE-
sent BY mail Of United States Prizes IS paci,
age All letter. lpostpaidt addressed box sss New You'll
Boston Once, No Esse1 street." - -
n: b;sCM.dsms RASVEL would inform IAdiss residing
that she would devote her personal attendance upon tho
my part Of tbs United States within rsasonsble distance