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New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-21

viii he deiv.rsd the Broadway 1ab.rnace Wednesday
Evening the ?3i INST, by NJ NJ NOAH. Esd the R4sora-
ton Of the thei, ancient heritage and the approach
the Millennium. The American Society for meoratlne the
CONDITION If the Jews have scceped invitation attend
and wi he present Tickets OF admission to be had the
Tabernacle % cents. o2l 3liss
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Ns- Fifth Ward Clay Cln b..There will be q
meeting OF the Fifth Ward Club a; the harIon House, o'
West Broadway. Monday evening al O'clock Puncua at
tendance Is requested. By order. o,
ROBERT JONES. viro p,ss;den,,
a. CHANDLER. '''' ''''e''
CHARLES }. SHEPARD. Secretaries. ol92tc
JANIS IAWRANCE.
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NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS
Mems, Boys, ana Childrn'S Clothing.
GEnR G. u ~. {. L Z, e.,
q II y n U y = y II -
M tIO rheftiaru-.f.,

NO. 10 LhathaIn-st'J
Will KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND z FULL
~ AND COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
UEN-S BOYS', A-vD CHiLDkE-N'S CLOTHIN0.
i n DESCRIPTIONS made IN the FASHIONABLE STYLE.
10 whch he would respectfully ny,e the attention OF tho'o
N want. A, h. mas made ransprlen. ~ receive
CLOTHS, C-4SSI.HERES, PESICNtfS. as.
BY every Dlcke aud Inns secuted the services Of srperenco
rt;e., he pledge. himself 10 give perfect setsiacten 10 all
VINO may purchase ,. .
- B-Garments ra1Ge to order 4. LH shortest ,onT.
and uitk strict pu,ictaa!.tD. leo ISL
OVER COATS AND DCLOiKS--tient!emen in immediate
want ofa cheap ard fashionable over IufneHt WI. nno
lp,,e a..ornent 1t New yor. Cgh TsonnS lsnbhsh
mon, ,nd terteens sencTa furnishing Store. Is; broadway,
oree ioors below toe Frnkhn !touse ,,,,,,r,, & ro
80 ,stf C.J' b)OiH oI ~
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AMUSEMENTS.

.sT ,vrvT OF 'rHE CkRiT FAIR or THE
L. American INsIiTUIEss ;rcf:,s9n - , q .5- i' Fan;
TINS Whole week . of nefe !, pfnr'ss ~
he wesk rps;e with e'cs The 2epiS o. u, -,
Dumb And the Bind anil Drgrlu ifJuinf "fsn heei's" =
so vsr-tis. Of Music, vocai and lncun .na @ eal5en
Psrf,tn f'c.ofs-. Addresses itoa >;'nsnI'hcd
Keller Of The Patent Office We,lnedsJ ~ u ~ ;as
s-a. Saloon. The -s, Stbust ever Launched on ne siua
be exhibited Though the wees Experiments N neumiics OF
great praees uiity By Mr.. Not q bsciy EI:easy= no
tic.s received OF and yaiuabo 1Tc ccininE n
r. Adde'S st - this evening ffeweIt. viii .aeeesd i
4 MEXICAN MUSEUM Cornc, Bfosdscy and Ann
PT. Bsrsr-. F;oaueso.
/ EITcECocS. Manager.
#oNDiY o-.o,e- @:... 1871
GRAND PERFORMANCES
Ever .ile-narr ri c,lcS sad in e svsain- "a O'Clock.
Tss G!j@1Hs; ss y TqSqs'i e, f. fII;l5I lsr
HisTEI TOuAG;
I.s .:o:n ioson he ha been received win Unbound
BORN WITHOUT ARMS;
M5o ne, II, ,tsF1s!y ss ;Rn0 BAsS - vIG
TG!ANGIE. SHonTtEG WITH TIE r. ~ ANp An
R0n. WINDING UP = WATCH. CUTTING VaLs-N-
hso .o; snsa:e. ~ Nj. M COLE IN. wonderful coOor;oa-
st. and MS earned a'6 nNG 3 s''ii' Silly.
Who sings dances. walzes wax: anne uus oq; !h Al
performs vsre! o,eT si. 2: h' Masters BddHs.
AD' ''1'''dr TIE ff;'il iJvESlLs W III; paNcsR;
Just rsce.yed iron France Eisi' Valsei! OF
4 / l. o Y A ( - \ =
IND .HECHI.NICiL. ZIG tRESi!
Of v'rlou, Kinds. inciutigg ; beautiful -
Ropc Daacsr, Jugg!er. Moring Wgr Do!i,
Grsrd Horing P-ocessf0- IN the -uaGldaf Cs1rea SC
QUEEN NICcuR;A'S STATE HQBS,
BEAUTIFUL. MODELS OF MACHINERY
nliy be seen n operation uy he ot steam. &c
Tickets * cea:s-caiIdrsn uCder ten yeas. lA,- OIL
NTEW-yQRX %USEUM. asp PICTURE GALLERY.
" BROADWAY oppo,.te lbs CI,y Han ~
SPLENDID PERFORMANCES!
N3- Admission one SHILLING.
The Manager h.s engages! the r-lrhraiet
SOUTHERN cONGSTEko,
The,s mslod!,is canno be eycced b. sny Band OF hn
cs 10 America Thy pay III Fnd second 'ou and ''ns
n'to tsncr a1d n.econd bass. Each member cos
.e master o music united taey tr iosi eSnt
ste harmony and in scientific they not !ne"T
10 The tar. famed Ethiopian Ssfenndsrs.
BROTHERS OF WARSAW,
Who ill perform thsr wonderful and extraordinary leafs
Nr " 4 JENEI-I. he celebrated Tenor singer. vi.
introduce RuSel popr: SONGS, and accoEperY fn'Se' o
Mr. E C. HUNTLEv. the ACCoRDiONIT. will perform
Mis- +, ADtlR. IL, charming Vocri!s; and Mss JES
SEW e. the nanseuse. appear ~
Afternoon entertainments on "wednesday snc SainfdaJ q
3 a clock.
Eveni1e ente.tainraenS commence d hs.f past
Beautiful culoe DaFuerrs0typa keneSaes L, zen n very
superior style ;hs low pUcs ot &i.o-a handsome itHn'
and ccse IucUdsf. oii
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DRY GOODS
AT FIVE PER CENT.
YIyM A. BEECHER. 81 BEAVER tnenT William street,
w New Y0Is, Is iaIy receiving tom arenn ali r"f.' 81
Dry Goods. winch he will sel! or The bay, Ut i've per cent Di
cash The actual marked IN rlhI RES IN each sfce;
by this the purchaser can look tIrash Inc es
stock select Tor himself. and nsx oguoSuGrs
tIt,,s ,sbcs anil StorL Manufacturer, o3isNs.
DRINTED CALlCOES-PRiCES REDuCED!-hEE Il
BREW STER offer lOT sale ct iher .'Grcnouse 'o Ph7L-
ed CaI;coes oxca.yeiy no II Cedar teet large H.
,orncrt OF Prn embracing several thousand different pat
,errs and coongs American French Turkey Red &c &c
in every variety ostys nrn7 OF which they enabled to
offer nj prices from
1 no CENTS LOWER
than the prices ofIaly.
Catalogues of Pnse corrected with every varnior OF the
uLo, a,s n,csd IN .he hand, of buyers 81 isti
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De- Graham House, SO Barciay.-C:izens or
transient vsters desiring quiet home where real Temper!
diet profeed ,heD consisting Of Vegeabes Fruits.
without smuant fesb neus ilvited TO pn,ronlzc
this house. Terms moderate. Shower beths free.
gua tfy r GOSS.
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Arrived,

sh, Vile de- Paris tof Bath Me- Sturge lS3 days from
Ccu,,n Cape of Coed Hope. Aug 49, sapefe inseed &c.
RAJ Smyrna Champion 90 days from Campeachy hides.
lcywood and specie Roucnaud g. Thsbaud.
rr Brig Wilson Fuller. Cobb. days from Savannah Ilce
ard cotton, tu S;urres i Cieirman. 80 -,
Bnr Dcifo hud-ron II days from Guayenia Pr. sugar
70 Maitland Conrle L Co
Bs Sea man Seu 25 days from Kingston. JAM dyewood.
pleno. &c. 10 ma.ter
French baik Alexander. Bard 45 days from Rochelle wire
snd brandy. :, r. f, a., ,.
skin, &c to BooDen Graves & Co.
Schr Fancy. Chase. Boston, ndze. TO w Lewis
schr i'yguet. Kinney. from MachI' lumber to Snow:
Sch, Cornelius Zstrskie. Grant days from Wilmington
Nc. naval sores 10 K Irwin.
Schr John Hill. -. Georgctnwn. lumber.
cnr Judge Hitchcock. -, North Carolina naval stores.
Schr rhAddsU.. NOriUik, mdz=.
schr WIN WalAce Keller. ThonGston. lime.
Schr O.ceola, ThompstoE. lime.
Schr Woco,t. Ryder. Boston. mdze. to q Buckley.
schr Carroll Machas. Me, lumber.
achr Coral, New-Hnven, IN ballast.
achr Ann Lyman. lotion, New -Hav en-. in ballast
schr Hudson. Philadelphia. coal.
Below.
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OF Welsh Society.-A meeting Of the members Of
hi. society will take place Tuesday Evening the I'D inst
full attendance earnestly asked Strangers wishing
or pro cure the anniversary. attend
o9 2ts. w. GRIFFITH, Secretary.
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NJ White Plains Instttute-An English and
Classical Boarding School, JOHN SWlNBuRNE. A. NJ.
pn-ipal ard prcprs,or, circulars be obtained the
bookstore OF w. Jackson, III broadway. olS 2wc
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Passengers Arrived
Ia as dip PaEe Z. Paris Jrem Cclcuttl-A w Woods.
Il B..is:d. Richardson.
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LADIES,
your attention /, cuel the very eaiens'7e Stock OF new
and Rch Fall Goods. just opened
LEO pieces R!ch Silks. from A. 10 i6i yd
3l VERY Rich Cashmeref. lroa, q to s. I'D.
30 Newest patterns NJ. De Lanes and Reps from
laid 20 il per ID
so " hlipGc-a LustIeS from = 10 ~ l%I 3D.
80 Ftench hie.nos from IS to lbs per I'd
500 Cashmere Shawl'. rsw designs. from 81 to So0.
100 printed Thbet Wool t'Om So to ~.
1000 SIR Satin. Aicrso Woplea Tnhsi Wool b;cchc'
,vosd Danask PLAID Shawls with rany other styles suits
bic for the
Also very large Stock Of Blankets Snd tHnneh with every
style OF goods wanting Tor The fall and winter wear
(Clrc prcs asked and n0 deviation.
olIIs BARKER g. ToWLE. II Catharre-s
FIVE PER CENT. SEQ K r!
10 Cash Merchants.
Trn attention Of Cash Buyers Is respsctuDy calcd 10 our
neyv and advantageous system OF selling
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods
81 IN aavCnco ofUry
FIVE PER CENT FROM 7CTUTL COST
By this means the Cash Meycan, viii purches
of selecting from large and desirable stock.
.HdRSH7LL'S LINEN TRRE1D
al,yays on hand. at greatly reduced prices ,e-,..
O- Country Merchants visiting New f0k, wiil tnh IL
their ineres; 10 give call before purchasing elsewheIs
No 10 Cetnr street.
n3ln IS doors frosl Pearl street. Nsw-fork.
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S.ElGHTH WARD PloNEEh GLAi ~, Lin
''ONR yIpK MORE BOYS AND vIcroRf is ouRs
EF- Pioneers OF The Empire Ward, you are
requested every man o yos at the Howard houe
on rne.day evening I'D at ia ocl.cS to make arrange
tor hs last grand uemonra'ion bore The Fresdentni
election Ia place this City on the oth day oil Ocober
Friend, of PrstectOn Amcrcan ahOr and Amencln In
,eret Friends o the Tariff i - will you oo-y The above
call thai The Whgs Of the eh Wafd do their par; IN
sunpouing HENRY CLAY the champion of those measures
thai are supporting uou and your families
Mechanics and Wnrkngmen ol the Emnlre Ward will you
rcns thnt YOU rny be represented the Grnnd procession
with your d fferrnt trades and occupations -,
Friends Of the Wing cause one and a WIN you make one
more gsan, effort ,hs impending un hut threatens
our con,mon country will every attend OF Tuesday
evening and oposon that the eth Wa!d may
be fully represented in the greatest political
.'PIONEERS TO YOUR DUTY"
n B. Wet,ern Clay Club will please attend
by order Of WM. H. SWEET. President
Gndsdl }9MS rlIGa; Kaas ssocre'aHc., oua,
N5- Republic, please copy.
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CARPETS FOR THE PEoPLE!.!

r. SMITH. Jr 443 Penrstreet
Offers for sale the largest and complet assortment
Brusse Threepy Ingram and other Csrpengs. embracing
every description and Of patterns. Also Floor OIL
Cloths English Drugsets and Oil Cloth Rugs together with
eyery article connected with the t,ads very lowest
prices tood substantial Carpe,n= from oneshn= and
pen. TO sl hllngs par sard Rich goods equally low pro-
portion.
large 10, Of Oil Co,h Remnants sui.abielor Steamboats,
Hotels. Families. sc. FOR sae exceedingly cheap.
An persons furnishing will find greatly heir interests to
call before purchasing.
\. B. Store open from sunrise to lC o'clock T NJ Don't
u.ke the sots rs Pearl opposite Wi.m OILS 2~is
NEW AND ELEGANT STYLES OF
FRENCH AUBUSSON, AND ADMINISTER
CARPEIIN NGS.
GJ Jus; received. and benz opened large and we'll
ieecied OF French Aubuson Carets the rches
designs and beautiful and tas,ef1y coorr
snc OF SIea, variety oil szes and patterns surprising
richness and elegance any thing OF the kind before imported
Also. Ialge invoice OF A1mns,s, Curpe,inc5 OF and
tasteful designs and coo-Together with IN extensive
soment every variety. OF Roya Velve, Wtons Gerevn
Velvet Tapestry. and Brussels Carpetnss Floor OCloihs
English DrrgGetI ard all orcs connected with the CaDo
trade adapted to every style Of furnishing -eomprng the
la,ges, and best selected stock OF Good, in the city
Peons wishing purchase the latest and bes, style Of
Goods the reasonable prices requested call ard
examine, before making their selections,
REUBEN SMITH. Jun. 25i Broadway.
% 2wu' tOpposi,e City Hall.)
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YoRK, OCTOBER ls
IMMATURE ALMASAc-rHIs DAY.

g.ss. q Sa sss,5 -. '.c" Al Even. "a o
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To- Grand Cavalcndc Ola @3rd-Wno You've
NizHs national CoSv EsTl0H.-Whc young men VINO are
willing 10 appear guaid of head of
PROCESSION the l3d inst will find book for their names
c ut the Committee Rooms. Gothic Hall. tats Masonic
Broadway Pearl street. during the day and evening.
Let the Young Men promptly respond. BY order.
GEO. A. HALSEY, Chairman
OILS a, CommIttes OF Arrangements.
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Below
-#.~yr~
Memoranda.

SatIed,
Shiu. Pacic Savannah: Montreal Boston. and Others.
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LAINES-DE LAtNES--Jus. open
cd cases superior quality FaEcy. Striped and Mourning
I,ape,, well worthy attention. Prcc only Is. Cd at
SUTTON s. co. = III SptioE ST. cor. Sullivan,
NB Cashmeres and De Lsnes of most .pendid style iom
j. to S. o' H'm'
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is the terms on which Reals n Restorative applied Mt
the office. Ne ,33s First Avenue. New-YoIk Depot 17S
broadway Boston depot. Nilk-st
~ B-Pe.yonal reference 10 It's oi5 lws+
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n-- STRAW Hounet prersers, Attention =

Str6W lSoteuet 1-EeHscTSs
the Straw Hat and Bonnet Presser Of the City and County
OF York and Brooklyn who favor 0i the election
of Henry Clay and Protection American Industry are re-
d,lesed 20 n; No 75 Chystcscet saturday, the
lh and Monday the 2lE instant hall pnst O'Clock T.
NJ make arrangements TO aye the rHhe apeShned ~ thc
Grand Wing FEoce.on ON Wednesday, the I'D INST 0l9
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DRY GOODS.
CHEAP! CHEAP

CHEAP! CHEAP
j. o. TAYLOR & co. Johber. 20 Cedar.
DOUGHT last week auction NJ 80 per cen; educiIcn
cE.ss OF Cashmere d. Eccssc a1d Nous e Lgires and
now offer them astonishing low the best styles NJ
prices exceeding those n ne be;ter Prints aso iirIe
tt of ! Ne, SH Avis. veTy heavy and e
~ s',s hls Ie Tor ths cIty t-,dc o3t
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-21

nTEW STYLE SlLKS-Jus, opened large, v=re'y OF
most beautiful styles figured, .;uped and pi2i SilkS iof
ladies dresses now selling at reduced price, at
SUTTON K co.'s Il; Spring 81 cor. Sullivan.
Nd IN. ro.e s.,netb oualtT AZ; &, c7 ls3m'
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nT Autumn Ra;s.-Tho subscribe. announces ,l
his customers and Others hh readiness 70 supply the Fall Pat
tern Of Gentlemen's Hatr
Ihs finest Ngtra are furnished da:..............s!
"a quality. " - - '................ 3 Is
suI ;sG SPENCER 81 Chamber -ttree,
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joTS d. LISpoS. ssec'ataries. oallt.

'Who would be free themselves must strike the blow.
G- Eho undersigned Committee of AR
anScmenta. appointed by the " hug Young Mems Gen.
raj Committee To cooperation with the Wing General
Committee and the Central Clay Club Ofths cy. preparing
for the great Nhig rally OF the TuRTIHTH OCTOBER.
deem their duty respectfully end earnestly call
tie coming election We call the young of all trades,
nroons and occupations TO stand by those great principles
for which they haSe long conteudsd Weappen TO m WHO
represent the labor and industry OF the country would
protect Amencan labor and American industry against foreign
interference and dopinaton We call you. young MGR
chants strictly Identified as your success s with the general
prosperity of tee nAtsn We appeal of oil
professions whose welfare and fame must depend tbs
f,ne and welfare OF your country. Above all call
Patriots would advance and exa the
American People you would restored 10
councils that high sncatd and political purity by which
they were characterized IN ear and better DAYS as you
would the pecedsnt OF having Char Of State
cnce adorned by Washington polluted by the touch of petty
political advenuers woud preserve il sacred 10 the
honorable and honored the wse and great and
good OF he land Friends Of Order and Of Lsw Friends Of
,nle Liberty, Friends of America. Friends of HENRY
CLAY the best embodiment OF American principles and Am
ecnn feeling. call you and nj! 10 yourselves
the grea, and monenous work hhd hs evidence of
your determination quit yourselves ike come ga
iher the GRAND ARRAY OF the $ and let give op
the irresistible power and which
nerve us Tor the contest and bear on u victory.
And YOU Young Wings Of the aeichDonBG cities and coun-
and Join this great occasio-come and receive
our congratulations thanks Tor the past and hearty
good wshes for the future. You will be freely welcomed
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AnC1ION SALES.
r.lsItu pfIRAFus. h1rn-resF- ~,

hsn. riiu.e invoice Of f1s,i aEd A'er,ean Sisnons'
- corsis; n sfcap. snd nl'n 5i,Sl i.eAi' ns.
y-nn,ou ss;, o tils c-t-ss h1f aud Gts"inT Dench'
~ ro1rs ~ r1HieHi,. ~at5'. ~cr; way.
.e-s tt1. itc cis 'ai'S~s p'.''''
/. h,A..
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NEW STYLE LONG AND SQUARE SHAWlS-
IN SUTTON D. co. h,veJust opened large assortment
of ,re newest style oa1 and Square ocha T5ei and 9TH
e style. Shaw. otae newest patterns end o. superior crali
~ To be sold yery cheap at SUTTON ~ COS
1T Sprin- st.
- l...., IL Il Ii I'm.
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importers OF Cloths, Cnsstmerss, sLttn9 -
Fancy crees Ar,icies, tSc'
g3l Brac,l,rFy. 4a.sr:rs. ifolsl, 2ppostt5
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nv ,yseI, Epv ,RGS-S,ore NJ. Park Row. O0po

iSe etNVFv1S1: At oslccs o. the gGeaoa room,
pu, 80 sni !. en.lye cnLec:lan ol ,t.EGaId ard
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;is5 ,sa. oftoolc.p anj es, p.per. qui,s
=. rs,,, sr.-f psIs Sg!sr sctlas waI. blank oooks
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H- wings OF the rcntn Ward, Awake
Arous. !-Sechanic,. Wovkngmsn, Trnuesmen. and all
o,hsr. who desire adequate Protection to American Indus
try Rally Rally Come to the meeting OF the Ashland AS
suciuun Tuesday evening, October sd at ~ O'Clock n
the old Head Counters Columhion Hail. Grand street.
One Grnnd demonstration before the Contest w blgs
awake. show your strength,
David ,ahs IN James Watson Webb. Joseph Hoxie and
Others will address the meeting Singing By The Clay Glee
Club, Collins. aud other Whig Meods;s
The Ladies invited TO unite with us-seah Will be Kept
in for them.
By order. ISAAC X. JESSUP. Chairman.
RICHARD E. STlLwKLL, Secretaries. OIL 2t
rS- Thirteenth Sard.-The Democratic Whie
Voters of the Thirteenth Ward. requested to assemble
Grand street, on the following Evenings:
The Fnt Dslyic, or Monday evening. the s:t Instant.
Sfcond " Tuesday 2Sd
Third :" "Wednesday s3i
Fourth " Thursday 2ith
all at n past seven o'clock
general attendance Of the Friends OF Henry Clay in the
different Districts particularly required of i'm
portance will be then brought before the meetings.
By o!det OF the Wa.i Committee,
JOHN NJ. GRlyFITHs. Secretary. o2l4t
10 Sixteenth Ward Ashland Association (!
Awake! BE Up and Doing "A meeting ofthis
Association vii, he held on Monday Evening October 81
the Wing Head Quarters Seventh Avenue Nineteenth
street hal past O'Clock. Every member. and those wish
the ASSOCIATION. and IN favor OF Protection 10
American Industry. aIe invited 10 attend
CHARLES TURNER, President;
joHS b. LYNDON, ssec'otareS. OIL
''Who would be free, Themselves must strike the blow"
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- t'V PEIVN ! sAIS.-
.,,,r.,, y.,c. mont of S-hnsi Standard Lew Medical
ard N4rlsre7us RuOs Bank Boz <. Papers Stsil9reJ
&c V n,ch "! Sv sold ve,y low Tor -s.h. oltH
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-21

JUST PU UBLISHEU
GY SAHTEL G.. JOLLIE. sS5 Broadway. No. )" MuIi-
Dcai Monthly Beauties Of the Opera"
CONTENTS.
By the Sad Sea Wsxe-Baad from Benedicts new Opera
Of the Brides of Venice with beautiful vi9nete.
l., files du CIel vase-comp0sed By Camille Schubert
Old Farlsr FtsEds-SoGz-COmoosed by Barnett and sung
By Roh; Geo. Phise. .
Canain gacislnd Biiads-From the Opera of L'EsiTs d.
.nors. by Donizet
Eorertice Eaizes-Comoosed by Hasnsel. and performed
cT the Kanme.er Band.
ns Beauties Opera contains 20 pages Of engraved
Nnsc printed fine papernt the reduced prce OF 20
yer numts issued the 18th of each MONTH by
osY SAMUEL Z. JOLIIE. Sa5 broadway.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-10-09
STATE DEPARTMENT,
Sept. 12, 1874

Sept. IL, 1874.
Gentlemen:-I have received your letter
of The 3lst August, at Wing Mass NEE
ing held at ST. Clairsvile, made The follow
ing statement: THAT John G. Calhoun had
in his letter TO Mr.. Packenbam. laid down
in this mons,rous proposition, thatihe true
& natural condition Of the laboring portion
of The community was that Of Slavery. 1t
is lrue (Mr. Ewing continued) that Mr..
Calhoun in that letter was speaking Of the
black population of The South; bu, have
often. on the floor Of the Senate, heard him
lay down the broad aud general position
that the best land most natural of the la
boring community was that Of slavery
Had not as high authority as your
names TO furnish for the5fact, ! would not
have believed that Mr.. Ewing, or any
man Of any standing. having the least re-.
gard to character, would have Ventured to
make statement before public audience
so utterly destitute Of The shadow of truth
But. on your high authority, am con.
strained 10 believe he made il.
A regard to my cl aracrer compeis me
10 notice il,i.nd I accordingly pronounce
ii to be utterly false. laid down no such
proposition as he asserts did, in my lei.
ter to Mr.. Packenham, in the abstract or
in reference to the black population of the
South, or any, which can fairly be con-
slrned into il. did, indeed, assert, that
their coudilion there, was far better than
that Of the free blacks in the non:slave-
holding States and thai conclusiveIy
proved by the late census.-Nor did lev
er lay down the proposition in The Senate
or any where else, that the best and most
nalnral condition of the fahoring commu-
~ was that of slavery. or any thing like
il. The whole is calumny, utterly des.
,iute of foundation.
So far from ever having entertained
such an abomnable sentiment, my whole
life has been devoted TO endeavoring to up
hold our free popular system of govern
ment, and resisting the cource of policy
advocated BY Mr.. Ewing and bis party;
aid which, 1 firmly believe, is calculated
10 subver, the liberty Of the people, and
reducethe laboripg class Of this country
10 the wretched condition, to which they
have been reduced;by the same policy in
lEnglaud, where is has existed solong, and
in such high perfection. 1t isfmy devo-
ltion to what regard as the cause Of our
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Southern Convention. Lei such be OBJ
tained, and it would result, in our hnmble
opinion, in an utler abandonment of The
protective policy.
But if we should fail to procure the CO.
operation ofsuch States. we may be asked
what think we Of seperate State Section!
If such an emergency should arise no man
who is not lost to honor, 10 his interest, TO
bis danger, TO The spirit Of l776, can hesi-
late as 10 the answer. We cannot tame.
ly summit to unconstitutional eXaction
TO insufferable oppression we canuo
quietly sleep npon the volcano ofincendi-
cendiary fanaticlsm! "Belore God, we
do not wish disunion. Let the Govern:
menl be Justly administered, and we will
glory in the Union, and give il our whole
heart and strength, in peace aud war"
But if -"neilher the preservation OF the
Union nor any other consideration under
Heaven" can induce The General govern
ment to return to sense Of justice, we
say that South Carolina should moi submit
ITO The spolialion, ignominy and danger
10 which, under The abuses of the ,Consll'
tu,ion," she is now subject. The reProach
then, under the various steps of political
action marked out, "r dissolution OF the
Union, .wil rest upon those who wan
tonly provoked il, and those who viii as
wantonlv have suffered it to take place"
As 10 the, course of our State. In such
emergency. suffice it now TO say, we hold
the doctrine of6rst and undivided allegl-
ance 10 South Carolina.
!. We have been longer than We had design;
ed in this exposition of our principles and
mode of action; bnlwe desire TO- be expll-
CT, as 10 each principle, and each step Of
political action. We hope our object IS
attained.
While as conductor Of public press,
we feel ii to be our duIy 10 assume Po,
litical position. as weffas our privilege, yet
we shall not be unmindfuI o: the interests
of the Planter, in giving him such agricul-
cultural Information as may be- beneficial,
aud such accurate commercial intelligence
as will keep him informed Of the slate of
our market. We shall endeavor likewise
to be vigilant as to the interests Of our
Merchants and our whole town; making
our columns conduce to the interest Of all.
We hope, by this course, to establish a
kindly business intercourse between Plan
ter and Merchant, and between each Of
then aud ourseK.