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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-08
ADJUSTMENTS.

HPRIcE REDUCED TO 25 CTS.-a
w The S to of ssys9 siss9i1 E s
Hull Pc C6LisEUM, 50 Boad1ay"she sr ss 11 ms
ch9nca Exhibition IN The worl-eg"s ;asses r,gi tt,
sna ,9afdPsFq y Ap s;s3d Gy fT72qRa; & ie
Doors open ., 4 before commence al IL O'Clock
dnr, md I5n2, W u s ,a9e fst on Wedne
mi,ied on liberni terms. oa lni.
A MEXICAN MUsEuM-corncr of Broadway and Ann.
i T,T BaRsUM Proprietor.
coJE%ysFIyy I pRy and Eys61g TN: Week
Every evening al o'clock. and "Wednesday and Saturday
The Manager hu, engaged the Celebrated
ENTUCKY NSTRELS!
, Who aEe universally allowed to he the
Mr.. YOUNG!
Late from Boston, where he ha, been received with unbounde
Also engaged, Mr. wM a COLE, The wonderful con.oro
nt, and md h Z I tea 7 e a = ! Talented
,a R H sp baaaS
Ahq MASTER .:. ALI ALFRED The Juvenile Dancer
AUTOMA ToNSl
AND MEcHANICAL FIGURES ~
OF various s sind 3. including ben SasI
Queen Vl(crORIA'S Stnse Robe
GEN. TOM THUMBS COURT SUIT,
BEAUTIFUL MODELS OF MACHINERY may be seen
in operation by the power of steam. &c
C5- Tickets 3 ceats-chidren uncer ten years LIZ. rs
NETWORK MUSEUM. AND PICTURE GALLERY.
~ BROADWAY opposite tbs City fal Dir a. BEN
SvrT. Manager.
UNPARALLELED ATTRACTIONS.
All for ONE SHILLING.
An INDIAN DWARF The smallest women in the world
She beautifully OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
exercised all her ingenuity in producing such perfect speci
THE SOUTHERN SONGSTERSl
The best Band OF Meiodists in America. Their Parodes.
lees Chores az are sung in style that be sur
passed By any of msodsrs exlstence
THE BOHEMIAN BROTHERS!
VIII introduce their wonderful tests skill and strength
tilss NJ ADAiR. NJ. IEWETT, M,. WHITE. Mis-. JES-
SEYI.INE &c. will perform.
Performances IN the Lecture Room TO commence at O'Clock
precisely Afternoon entertainments on Wednesday and Sat
urdsy NJ O'Clock oB
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-08

DIT ASTHMA AND DYSPEPSIA nrc positively cured in oil
been successfully tired and the popne0rs recommend It
oil cases that the perfectly rltsed with its effect
For evidence of its virtues. and OF the remarkable
wrought by this city, call q Courtlands (he only
place where may be found. where may be had, gratis.
pamphlet containing particular Of its operation, and
ample evidence 10 satisfy the most lrcreduious.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-08

~ BOARDING.-Mr GOSS. having opened the new
and commodlous house. % Vesey st.. near the AOr House.
pofier choice of desirable or permanent
Boarders. Co;on Shower and cold Baths free. The
location is very CENTRAL yet quiet and shady Terms moderate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-08

IN PURSUANCE of an orcr of the Surrogate ofe Coun
~ Of New-York Notice hereby given TO AL ps,oos ny ny
log Claims against SARAH sts xnnce be,eof
to sr6scrbet residence No Tsa ssg Of De-
rebeI ns,t dated New the frst day n June, o14
81 I,,,snn. ~ 49, WM BROWNING. Admit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-08

% Notice-A persons are cautioned 9grnst h4gboIns
Stah.e, from Gese debts of their contracting will be
paid BY the Captain or ConslRnees. n6 Ivy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-08

Cure FOR SALT RHEuM, PIMPLEs AND SORES on THE
fAcE.-flow many persons troubled with continual
breaking out upon the skn their faces by pmples
and sores who by the of Constocks Snrsapna the
trnG cost Of 20 cents single bottle 81 per Dozen might
entirely nd themselves of ,hem il efectually pure the
blood, mpartng to nutritious character, expe all
the morbid sece;ions from the system the
ach regulates the bowel, md promotes digestion
leaves the bowels costve stae efectua prevent
alive ind cure of all Bilious Diseases Sold 81 Courtland
street Remember Only 30 cents bottle: warrant Il
good and better than any sold ut 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-08

SHERIFF'S SALEBy virtue Of writ of fer fse;a', to
> me directed and delivered will expose 70 -ne on Monday
Of The City Hall Of the City Of Ne-Yqrk all the right title
and interest OF Michael Duncan which he had the nun Guy
Of February isii or a. any time Afterwards, Of and
those certain Lot; Of Land lying SSslse%SG 2 ess ih
tho buildings thereon and which, taken together are bounded
IS follows Beginning at the corner formed By The
tery side Of the Fourth Avenue. thence running North
Eterly along the South Easey side OF the Fourth Ayesue
Twenty 100 feet thence South Westerly and 2na
lei with the Fourth Avenue 20 feet and nche to the North.
Esterly side of 18th and thence North estey along
the North Enstery side Of 9th street. 100 feet 70 the pace Of
beginning WM JONES' ShetH'
TH0s +. PEERS Deputy Sheriff.
Dated New.York, Oct. 9th. 1874. % iaw6w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-08

You NED NOT prspA!R-A perec: Remedy for Rhcums; a,
tsu-Thc wonderful success which has followed ,e use "
the lndnn Vegetable Elixir and Nerve Bone Linirsen IN
curing any case, no matter how long standmg has gained i9
increased demand and reputation never before eduaeI
and although Other WORTHLESS articles been tired yet the
rheumatic sufferers are no, of obtaining rebel unless neS
s9oNo. CQurtondtstect md obtain the genuine aueo'
which navy falk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-08
J.W. ALLEN. Deputy Sheriff:

IN PURSUANCE OF order Of the Surrogate ofthe Coun
y Of New notice hereby gysI TO MI persons naS
s. LOUIS, State Of Missouri deceased 70 pressat ths sSIns
Sreet in the City of New York. before the twentieth
nj June 1874 A. b. BElkNAP
iaiq I.wbm Attorney nj Law.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-08

TN PURSUANCE order of the Surrogate Of the C9un
" OF New York. NoIlcx hersby given 70 all persons hay
York, deceased TO present. the SANG WIN The v9neen
street city ofNewYosk. before the Teni day Of
December neSt. -,
te3 law 6r1f WM- BhOWNlN1- r1 Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-08
CLOTHING.

Importers Of Cloths, Cnsstuaeres, VestsngI
Fancy Dresa Articles, &c.
23l Broadray, american Hotcl, oPpos:ie
tse Foaataia,
Solicit attention from Citizens and Stnrses oauirng.a,
nens to large assortment OF Goods Tor Fell sad Wints
selected with vewof dans their stock pauaL
ty and variety found in the city, comprising Bearer
and Med Cloths Tyeeds &c. for ove,coaa C.oaks. &C..
Frsnch ard Eng Cloths for dress and ock Goats. various
new Styles Casssres Rich Velvet Me;no Silk and Satin
vssting. which will be made order TO sustain
reputation the soneers the progressive reformation tha,
aveng the OF complaint that cash purchasers taxed
TOT sthers dsnQuc1 The rye and finish OF Garments
will compare with those aEy other establishment. and in thu,
is the sequel Of the extensive patronage elected.
large assortmen; Of FIRST QUALITY Ready nude Car
ents comprising Overcoa, Cosks, Dress and Fruck Coa
Pantaoons Vests &c. constantly hand. with full supply
of Fancy Dress articles including Scars. Cevas Hdkfs.
Gloves. Sn.psnier,, Dressing Robes &c. OS 1n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-08
% Prid Redue ed to Fifty Cents per bot

90 Pride Reduced to Fifty Cents per bot
tie.-THE 'TRICOPHEROUS is universally admired and
acknowledge to be the best and cheapest article fol nourshng
the HAIR prevents it from falling off turning grey pro-
from scu and renders the most harsh and dry hair as soft
silk curly and glossy preserves in curl and other decora
eIcise tho relaxing tendencies Of the ball sc. To
children il invaluable. rs lays foundation for beautiful
head Of hair
Principal Office l46 Broadway, corner of Liberty street. up
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-08

= LARGE ADVERTISER IN NEw-YoRK CRY
50 see how We do things in New-York in the way
OF large establishments, just look at the advertise
uept of Joas C.. MORRISON, No. 1873 Greenwich
street, in our Weekly Tribune. His business is
ono Of The largest in New-York, ard he does right
in giving advertisements 10 papers circulating III
the country for country custom is all important 10
city merchants Dir. Morrison has been in trade a
great many years, and understands the assortment
of goods needed by people from all sections OF the
country He sells cheaper than any other estab-
lishmenr, and every thing is Of the first quality
Drugs, Dye Stvfs, Groceries, Tees, OILS, Chemi-
Gals, Paints, Manufacturers articles, Soaps,
Hattsrs' Materials, SC SC. He is the man to
purchase Of when YOU come TO the city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-08

The PLEs.-The approaches when dia .cource
10 the inhabitants of cities the Piles prevails to an m
known extent ounce ofpreveptCn worth pound Of
cure. How true the adage regards TIL, complaint There
AN article this city that if used when the premon,ory
symptoms are fn Will positively prevent the possibility Of
menced, viii directly The comfort of article has
caused ITS general and those who afflicted with the
complaint: It's symptoms, advised procure without
delay We nude 10 the HAYS Linmen sold by Comstock &
Co. y and be sure to sc there. some
unprncIpled men haze attempted TO counterfeit H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-08
Sailed.

Barque Hualco, Turks Island brig Charlotte South Ame
rea Palcop, IBrl Bermuda Rmon. Challes,on YIN Booth
Georgetown June s. Jego de Cuba Veaico St Angus
tine and Others, wind s w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-08
Spoken, sc.

18th Oct lat q S. long 81 ship Viola. steering westward
passengers.
5h lat 40 long 70 bark Beaver from York. bound
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-08
WANTED.

ROOKKEEPER WANTED-.A middle aged man want
lied Pennsylvania to tnke charge OF sett OF Books
Iron Manufacturing Establishment he must be in
respect competent fill the stuaon md produce proper te
timonals of character habits, &c With such
rangemen will be made for number OF years. Address Box
6ol Park Post Office. with name and reference. ne
VETANTING PLACES-A large assortment of good ser.
w wants, Of all descriptions at e. Masons old established
office, l39 Bowery. nsS.
YETANTED-A Situation as WET NURSE, by healthy
w Woman whose milk is months old. Apply at s. Cen.
tIe-d nS 81
SEIANTED-A Situation do general House Work. Nurse.
w or take of Children BY respectable Young Wo-
man. who give the most satisfactory reference the city
excellent Washer and rone She wond accept OF mode
wages for the winter from good situation Inquire at %
Barrow-st. or West Washington Place. II
w ANTED-Bya respectable young Scotch Woman sit.
w uaton plain cook washer and ronein private FAM
y Apply at III Mott street, first floor. Coed city references
gwen IL
NHT ANTED-Byt two respectable girls situation smnl'
w private umly,-one rs chambepmsid, and IS INST
rate PLAIN sewer-te other cook, washer and rone The
best City reference be given. Please apply al No.
Howard, corner Centrestreet, up stairs rs IT
YETANTED-Bya young man, situation in Wholesale
w lry Goods or Commission House Salesman Assist
ant Clerk which capacity he occupied four yeaD-ls
gagged Importing House, but DESTROYS TO get situation
where he have chance to advanced immediately or on
the first of January has large acquaintance with Southern
Merchants. Saary secondary consideration Refers to his
present employers note addressed TO this Office will be At
tended to. Address Washington" oN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-08

TN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate of;he County
Roi Notice hereby given to all pet.ons having
clais ngainst JOHN MCDOWELL, late of the City OF New
YORK Merchant deceased TO present the with tho youc
ers thereof the subscriber ut his eIe No l6 Spring street
New York the Sixteenth day of September Sai
.fs ,,wsno DAVID MCDOWELL. Administrator.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-08

xyY ORDER oil Thomas C. Chitienden Frst Judge OF the
ID County Courts oil the County Of Jefferson notice hereby
given TINT attachment his issued against tho estate OF NJ Ar
WIN CHAPLIN. nonresident debtor. on due proof madeto
the said First Judge pursuant to the directions OF the statute
nonresident debtors and that the will be sold for the
payment his debts unless he. the said Marvin Chaplin appear
months rom the first publication of this notice and that tho
payment oany debts due him by residents OF this Suite and
the delivery him for s-ise OF property within tins
belonging him and the trnnse oil any such property by
- j MIIlIIN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-08

TN PURSUANCE of order Of the Surrosate the Coun
ty Of New York. notice hereby given all persons hnv
ing claims Hsn1., Joseph late Of the Gy Of MeT
els ereo the office Of Michael OConno 81 entire street.
the City Of New or before ihs I'd oil January next
Dated New York, the I'd day of July, 1884,.
MICHAEL 0'COENOR. ! E,a.u,o,,
JOHN F. COLLORD H
iva lavsm. MARY O'CONNoR. Executrix.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-08

PY ORDER Cd Daniel Pratt, First Judge of 0nondaga
ID Comfy Courts. and Counsellor ~ Law in tho Sr
preme CONTRIBUTES hereby rven that an attachment has
uei against the esste OF Eah Croft OF Com Sta's OF
Michigan nouresident 6ebtpr due proof made 10 TIE
said Jctze, &C. the directions Of the Statute con
attachments abscondire c1cencd nom
resid az debtors and that the will be scid Tor The pay
sni OF his Gebs uoss he the SAID Elijah ro appear aud
dscharCe such attachment according to law within nae
months from tbs ht publication o. ,hs notice. ard that the
OF any debts due him by RESIDENTS OF :hs State and
State belonging him. ard the transfer OF such property
by him ss forbidden By law ard roidD.t- SepsSbey
9th. 1874 FORBES = SASrccS.
% isHs'n sT'Ts Il; Ar,1chiHs Cfs-itrr.
pY ORDER % the Eonorabie Nc asi J-shocsr m,
rrurty Of new IotSNa;ee errby given pursuant TO
Il provisions Of the statute suhrrng attachments
rs!-r. deators, TIN; attachment hss ssGed sgatlsi
~ estate OF Thomas J. HAWKS. resident II the State OF
Kentucky and that tire will be fod for the payment OF
=, 3s unless he and dich such attachment &C
c5dng aw. within nine months rom the mt publcHon
and that the of debts due TO him
b. residents of this State and the delivery 20 HIM or tor n,
c. VI any property Wi bin this State Belonging IN HIM and
. nj such pIopeft. b? him forbidden BY S~
ail are void. USted ;ae 23nd day of August, 1854.
JOHN II. MAGHER,
suc4 lawan Attorney Tor Attaching Creiior.
IN of order of The Surrogate OF the county
Of Newton notice hereby to all persons having
Claims gains, Charles Walker late of the CITY Of Newfors.
Counsellor law deceased, To present the with LIZ
voucher, thereof the subscriber Ell his office; No s. Wal
s!es Me City OF Newly ork, before The eighteenth
DIV o January next Dated New York the Eth day OF July.
rH Iyla lawSml WV. EMERSON, Executor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-08

IN PURSUANCE Of an order ofthe Surrogate Of tie Coun
Of New notice hereby given !? all psno99sI nav
York deceased to pressnl the with the vouchers hees
ne subscriber ut his residence No. 24 Bro9ne street ne
Der next Dated New York, the 18th day Of June lS4
jel7 law6nN JAMES Ii. KNAPP. ADM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-08

IpY ORDER of Hon. Elias Ransom First Judge of the
Id County Courts of the County Of Niagara and Counsel
Tor Law the Supreme Court notice IS hereby gwen tht
Depue resident debtor, md that the same s be sold
for lie payment of his debts unless he appear ana nschnEe
such attachment according law within months iromHe
first publication Of this notice and Inat the payment oi a9
him or for Of property within this Sate belonging
10 him. and transfer of such property by him. are M
hidden by law and are dated Lockgor August lo!h
1874. C..OLION,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-08

A MEXICAN Law AGENCY.-T'he undersigned have n
n made responsible members OF me a
in each state OF the Union enJ m each ct ne British f9Yin
bn"c.s with oe dispatch and with less liability OF osses to
clients Than ha, ever been attained e any y
deb and NIL business connected with the dutes OF
the profession Tor the people any section OF tho said ter
rtoes which theT wish 10 have done other section
OF their said field of operations. oo
Sepeuber u 1874 "a John street, Nav, York
Rsfsrenees-Hon. Benjamin +. Butler, Greeley q McEl
rath Hon, John w. Edmoads. VIM. q. Bryant w. w.
Campbell. ESQ. Prof. Taylor Lewis. sl4lawly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-08

C5- DIR, II. kimbells Mineral Tcetl.-T'he
celebrity which these Teeth have obtained and the high value
them by thoe who have them,
their known superiority the of teeth
TINT made this country have induced Dr. kimbni
nuke such arrang will hnrnuer onah- h;I sup
demand for them any extent he has been
confirmed III this design bv the uniform which has
tended his practice this department o his profession and by
the high that have passed these teeth by
them and by scvaEa Of the eminent physicians and Den
lists ots city who spontaneously offered the
Die estimonns to their excellence These teeth and will
be made by Or Kmba e1elusicev for has
practice they elegant upon heavy
gold pnte and adapted the mouth in such
bne the highest utility with the greatest possible comfort They
warranted TO be unsurpassed by that are made in the
United States and guaranteed in all cases TO fit perfectly
and all the purposes that artificial teeth be made
his arrangements such will enable him TO offer these
teeth made the style above mentioned at The
BE- ut house. Nc. So Broadway Spring
o10 lmisv.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-08

:sce nd eycis '''ue n ' cS VIZ y nj, a IN ,I r
buc Fl he City HniI, The City oi Ncw,Yo.k Wens
h M Sfy Si Ss c snry ns cs Z x M ba s
the eleventh day OF Marsh 1915. or any afterwards,
lot, Pcc parcel OF land pant OF the real estate whereof
William CbeT, died ,ezea situated, lying and beng n
OF Greenwich street between Perry and Hammond streets
burded follows beginI the westerly line q Gen
So map hereinafter mentioned, running thence north
we ' along a I st nG e 1s sS Of asS:
lot No, sad map IL ccs ines heqce senheastery
Street; thence norteastey along said line IS feet the place
of beginning, I've the same more or less ,.,,,
No. = On map entitled map no Of property the Ninth
Ward Of the City Of New York belonging 70 The estate ct
Surveyed by Thomas Ludlam NeyYSrk 0 g, is ISL
J. w ALIEN. Tepu,y Sheriff. go lawSw
SHERIFF"S SALE-By virtue OF writ of ter iacias
bue Of the City Hall on Thursday. the sh June next.
s% WHICH ss iad on he I'd March. s Tune
ste in whose hands the same may be 70 all ,hSs CERTAIN
Ward OF the city of New York. known and DISTINGUISHED
No 35l Water street. and bounced follows Norherly in
front by Water street, easery by land late
i , Ind swsy and jane, E HOLMES and westerly ~
land formerly belonging William l. Baker, containing IN
width front and rear 70 leet nches ana IN length 10 ee OF
'n NewyYoSk. plays WIN. JONES. Sheriff.
Jso. w. ALLEN. Deputy Sheriff; -, mg lawSwrhs
The above postponed until Thursday the 10Th inst at
l. New Y or .. june y. is4 VIM JONES' Sheriff
The above sa IS farther postponed until Thursday, the 18th
'' New y, I York. June Is islh WM JONES Sheriff.
Ts & GsSSS the 3 Sep
'eSes Si .. July lIe Is '' anu WA JoNE Sheriff
The above sale aT;hor postponed unit, Friday tie Cd day
of January, 1876. Mt the same hE 'S., and place
A0'A' september .''"' .'' wM. JONES. Sheriff.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-08
Markets. CAREFULLY Reported for The Tribune.

TONI. I,bo;6o Uo,liy' I'I,V,.N1r ,0S1'1V
Estimated at West Troy for The fourth week III october
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-08

ELASNELS, SATINETS, CLOTHS, &ss.-Ffesh from
auction large assortment Of superb style w colens, selling
below the market price At
SUTTON & CO.'S, IL spnng, cor Sullivan.
NB-Our Woolens selling al prces much below ordin-
OF 3rnis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-08
BOARDING.

QOARD-A gentleman and wife. also few single gen
- emen be Accommodated in agreeable family at LII
Leonard street. opposite the Carton house. oil isuc.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1844-10-04
From the Holmes Co. { Ohio Farmer.

NATIVE AMERICAN PARTY.
Henry CLAY ITS AUTHoR.--The
federal wings of Washington to "nship,
at late late meelingotthelr Clay club,
passed resolution complimentary to
adopted citizens, and protesting to
make no distinction between them and
the native born. Without pretending to
doubt that our worthy friend who adop-
ted that resolution were sincere, we
shall briefly state few undenlable
facts, which 60 to show that the lead
ers of their party hold different senti-
ments from those protesscd by this club
and that Mr.. Clay himself entertains
feelings hostile to our adopted citizens,
and that he was among the first to pro-
pose distinctions between them and
the natives.
In proof of this assertion, we shall
first quote from his speeches in the Sen
ate, 10 show his antIpathy to foreign
ers generally. In 1888 a proposition
was before the Senate, introduced by
Mr.. Merrick, whig Senator from Ma
ryland, to prevent foreigners not nat
uyalized from enjoying the privilege oi
pre-emption to the public lands. Al
though German might have come to
this country, penetrated the western
forest. selected him 4 farm on land
which had come into market--he clears
and fences, and puts up his buildings
and resides on it for four years, yet, be-
cause he is not naturallzed, MIR. Clay
voted that he should not have the same
rights as extended to other squatters,
but that the heartless speculator might
purchase his farm from under him, rot
him of his improvements and turn hi:
family again into the wilderness. AnC
although this German might be granc
son of soldier who had shed his blooC
in the revolution, Mr.. Clay's vote wouc
cut him of. But read the following
extract from Mr.. Clay's speech on tina
question. He said:
"rfis domain was the public proper
ty-the property Of the whole people
OF the United States; and he thanked
the Senator from Maryland for intro
ducing a proposition Tor conlerring thu
bounty OF the government OF OUt
OWN RACE, instead of holding out
general invitation to all the PAUPERs
OF all the European governments t.
come here and compete with our owl
honest poor"
Here, then, in this speech of Mr.
Clay, delivered six years ago, in the U
, States Senate, we have the seeds o
preference for sour own race" and o
hostility to foreign paupers, as he call
the emigrants, from which have sprung
the Native American party, and tn
consequent riots and murders in Philo