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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-30
GENERAL JACKSON
For sale by Ddnker & Morris.

The Baltimore Patriot contains the Two articles which
follow respecting General Jackson:
The papers represent General Jackson being yer,
feeble. A letter from Nashville ssys-
The old Hero's 10 the enquiry after his health
Il characteristic Of the man, will give it, tie said
am very feeble. Sir-very, Sir 1 within few
moments time OF choking death, last Tuesday, Sir.
thought was gone, Sr-upon my honor did Sir When
the Almighty takes me. Sir, lis will do suddenly Sr-I
shall go IN moment, Si-sha choke DEATH Sir-upon
my honor, Sir"
" Ii seems that the 'Old Hero the Hermitage took
in greater dudgeon than supposed the offer Of
Com Elliott TO put him in old Severus' sarcophagus. A
correspondent Of the Cleveland Herald who had been %
the Hermitage and convosed with the General on the sub
jet. says The old Hero expressed himself with poien
tia After emarking that he felt by
the Commodores pfoposon, lie drew himself up in his
chair. aud said What. Sir Andrew Jackson suffer my.
self 10 be buried IN thing made for Kings aud Emperors-
j. Sir who have lived Republican all my days. to set such
example to the American people! Preposierous Sir
upon my honor. Sir. No, Sir shall buried in my gar
den, 10y the side oi my rovered wife, and too without
pomp and parade, Sir" The old Hero is pluck to the
lastu
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-30
WHAT SHOULD INTEREST EVERY BODY
To the Editors Of the WLig.

Genlemen-I have observed, with great pleasure, the
earnest sppeas you have frequently made in behalf VI Ed
ucatoD. For these have been really obliged you feel
ing rs do the deepest soieidc the subject because
believe education TO be the highest Of plessure
nor and profit. to individuals and communities. To society
II il Indispensable being the foundation Of good citizenship
and good morals.
These truths readily admitted by al. How distress
ing, then. IL TO find them little acted upon aud acted
out! Men and Legislators will employ wealth and labor
freely, literally in directly Influencing the and
duet Of our fellow citizens and from year year
aroused and excited upon thousand subjects Of
concern whilst the permanent basis Of safety aud prosper
ny of the Steo happiness and intelligence for the PEG.
peis suffered to be undermined Thus too. many po-
lcisns will besow infinite pains procuring the vote Of
poor and uneducaied man, and make long talks him
and for him upon the Bank and Tariff who yet utterly
indifferent system Of Education Gllt will qualify hi.
children 10 vote unJe,andngy, and perhaps he
county honorably.
We are indeed strange beings, and professed lovers
TIC people are tho sangest piradoSes in the world Once
set efficient and universal system Of primary education
in operation, nod give lime yield is fruits and blessings
10 tho State will abound every eide.
There u peculiar fitness, shewn IN your pa
per this morning, ~ calling public attention to the subec
Of Education AZ this time After an election all partie,
have eossaiion-a responsibilities slunber for awhile
IN this interval, there Is of something III
up the newspapers Unless you take tho % tho people
whilst h is unsssaed by exciting sounds. the ntercsr
of EdOcaton are not apt be much considered II s
ces1ay, too, 10 got Legislators Interested IN The sub
er before their session Impressions Of t.
Kind made upon them beforehand nsy possibly withstand
the contests Of party.
Next winter, however msy not witness much party ex-
element and then the grost of Mental well o.
Physical Improvements sy find suitable sdvoeses, and
snraot some 81 the steuton that u due o. ~.
II hoped that the aetion NJ the last Legislature
would pfomOts gfmny education but alas al such hop,
has been behed. law passed Tor the establish
II L. r
example expected that much goo. would result
The vote Of the County taken tho lse Election
upon tho proposed psn aud proved be against IL though
~ devised by OF the leading friends Of Educs-
ton end sdvoesed before the people with eoqueace ADD
ability. 80 that now the whole subject q ss
ta,e Of the Ejucsnon Convention which assembled W tk
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-30

end able sdiasser is fes As - e
NE psopse TA: answer 70 sseA saasy must - ~
Sc .::.. : ~. 4 :. : ::s ;sss 80.
"a psnie ss12 - sss ose,iesd. sai Ne tafs - Il
9 -. 10y wssls no, ;sel.s =. -. u =.
sias Of ts<saes aos sesnpanys oG so,disrs eoad b.
mustered under United ssa,ss commander. Mesa,s,
the public hes been emped into The poeks 81 avo
I,es and whs, sAosd hav. soos to mansn the desaess
and honor Of ~ nation. hss hes laxbAsd seoa unworthy
psrsns, who have cried economy. economy. Whenever
Tended. company rsised while they hav. drawn like
horse lsechss The lifs blood q the Tssssafy. if
War with MEXICO 10 now likely. The danger b in.i-
nesf We mean what say-ihc danger " immineat.
Western Consresssn who are o~t of The w.y o( rtsk.
may bsssf Ia their In csnss end southern gentle
men may talk Of ehtvsly and nominate their Qaatiebams
sustain the cause Of the nation. and suffer hs ssse tina,
result from tho contest a.
We told TIA, Mexico viii be psssss in = wsr-ths,
v the language o. Locotoco paper spoa tho ncvs now
before uspassive because hes ships. Cannot tho
that supple vessels the ssve trade o South
Amsrses. yield ships foe the producers Of Mexicot
likely that the people Of Europe alive 10 ell tho cd
vanagcs to be derived IRON "ght intercept the rich
scattered commercial ships ct the United Ststes will
hsA'on TO the sps'ls And will Mexico remain passive In
which she will declare o herself and which. small
nsk may DO made twice profitable her mines have
ever beeni 64,t.ii ftsf . 'fI
Bat tho United S,a,ss will declare By GO, Of Consrs
that persons engaged in upon the Of L,s
county, aud natives Of Mexico, shall DO regarded
pirates, and treated SUCH when taken the That
sounds very we'll, looks well upon paper. But will
France and England stand quietly by, aud their CHI.
strung up like fish, or accepting place the Mexican
service1 England and France have both had much
do with the quarels Of weak nations admit u such
course.
In with the United States. Mexico would be
active than any power We know of-sctve, we mean,
against the commerce Of country; and law which
the Congress at Washington could pass would materially
interfere with the commissioning OF any por
who would accept them. We say nothing VI the
Of picaroons which would ines, the west India
lsands and sweep the Gulf Of Mexico. People may
down and smile the idea 1t war. but with any
nation evil, which government should avert. and
which every who has hope OF honest gain. relish FOR
the enIoymsnt Of what he has acquired should earnestly
deprecats.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-30
From the Baltimore American.


Previous 10 the election Of this distinguished friend OF
American Industry the Senate Of the United States by
the Lsgislaure Of Pennsylvania several members Of that
body addressed letter him, propoandng the following
questions;
~Are you in favor Of the Tariff of l542 and if elect
changsf
.Ars you in favor Of the Distribution Of the Proceed.
Of the Sales Of the public Lands and ii elected will
support this measured"
The following is Gen. Cameron's frank and unequivo.
esf reply;
HARRpBURs, March IL, I645.
Csntlemsn-I have received your Of this date, in
which you ask my 10 questions touching certain
poinn Of National policy. Your position members Of
the body which ths Constitution has confded the cleo
os Of the representatives, in the Senate Of the United
Ssses safhorzes you PROFOUND these questions and
my opinion. requires that should frankly them.
have difficulty in making my reply.
On the subject TO which they REFER have long since
tnred and svowed opinions. During the Pfes-
Dental election, the Tsnn OF 1912 much discussed
The Democratic party Of this State took decided stand in
fsys Of this The leading interests Of the State
Involved In its preservation. The people, without dis
tneton Of party, desiring that lie provisions should
remain unsered and regard attempt change them
hazardous the interests Of American industry. Sup.
ported by tho Democratic party of the State my views
and feeling importance Of the measure TO Pennsylya
ME, have hesitation in declaring that favor Of
the Tariff Of 1872 and " elected the Senate Of the u.
States. will sustain IL without change.
The received into the Treasury from the public
lands will not for many years. be Of much importance
Whether e proceeds Of such sale should be- distributed
among the States. question that in my opinion, will
not for long PERIOD be u much practical Tho
pabic lands held in trust, however for the benefit Of
ell The States. In my apprehension. the beat application
shsi this State make q her share in that trust would
b iw employment IN tine discharge u the State debts
therefore 10 favor VI the distribution II the proceeds Of
the pube lands and. " elected will support measure.
The failure u the Democratic members Of the Begsa.
turs 10 unite on candidate may have induced your desire
20 learn the sentiments Of the gentlemen placed in
nomination. THIS reply is merely repetition Of long en-
sersined aud often expressed sentiments They given
without reserve and IN the spirit Of frsnkness which de-
size siwsys 70 characterize my conduct.
have the honor 10 be, with much respect.
SIMON CAMERON.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-30
Majority for Miller

Majority for Miller 1913
II will be by the statement above that the poll
cd exceeding small, being nothing like half tho vote
which given OF tho Presidential election November
last But small the vote IL the whole, is deci
dtdy IN favour of tho independent candidate Mr. Miller
who will be- perceived has received nearly 10
is opponent Gen. Chapman the nominee
We will pretend disguise the fact that are graft
fed and pessed the independent which has been
pursued by large portion Of tho Democratic party in this
eouny this election; only because they have refused
vote for an individual who attempted TO be forced
upon them contrary their known wishes and expressions;
bot because by doing they have mo.t signaly
rebuked the pesump,uous and arrogant bosnes OF Ger.
tain ooHld be mighty Who have heretofore wished
figure conspic,n " 10 this region. We however
very much inclined believe that after they read the
stated above they will come to The sober eoneisson
that the great popularity which ey lave heretofore been
dreaming that they posscsssd has it, existence only the
visions 81 their own imsgnson-. Had there hsve been
such OF the people this election, hsro hsve
been ofnsf occasions have the least doubt but
that Mr. Miller would have besten Ger. Chapman three
Asadred incsd Of one Hundred and feeny thrse tses
10 the coonty Of Botetourt.
We know Of no election ihit has taken place In thi.
county for the last years, which the people have
manluly sustained their Independence in defiance u
party deisoa they have IN this instance IN voting Tor
members Of Congress- AID mistake the sign. of
the umes spprehend that the DAY not fsr dstsut
when those very ue-toorkers. who have long siiem
ed dfsfe o. and donioser the people Of Boeiour
acts have long since go richly meri,ed. ...>.. n.ft
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-30
NOTES ON NEW BOOKS.

RusIL Economy, in It's relations with Chemistry, Ply
sic- and Meieoroogy, by B. Boussingaul,: New York
Appleton & Co. sol PIP. Richmond Drnker s. Morris.
We remember that in younger dsys-and "as yet
not od"-a Book farmer, rs il was called, was
quite Of disparsgenen and dieule the recipient
o this dersve ephet when unfolding his agricultural
theories. listened to with incredulous patience
scientific experiments for the improvement Of his farm
commented upon with ridicus regret according the
temper OF his neighbour; if he even attempted introduce
any change in the form principle OF implements by
which he economical time aud labor and did heater work.
his friends too regard with distrust and
difference because differed from their honored mode.
liberal language
al do not like thee. Doctor Fell
The reason why cannot tell,
But this know, and know full well,
do not like thee. Doctor Fell"
Happily for State these contracted and unmproving
views rapidly fading before the increasing light
Science, invention, and sound information there may still
be found few who from Of early education from
prejudice refuse adopt any REFORM when their
customed practice coni.sedy injurious their land
crops but among class haye intelligence and expert
mental practical know ledge farther advanced Than with our
farmers; they pride themselves upon enlarged
quainnse. with the application OF the Sciences to Ageu
rure and able extend LIBERAL aud Intelligent appto
OF the abors Of Dsvy. Lebg. Johnston, other
authors whose writings have noby contributed induce
snd gay hi. saluary hir., for information IL Is 10 this
respectable AID extending division of population thu,
the comprehensive work Of Boussngau ia adapted 70. his
reputation OF Science aud successful Agricu
ras European, aud the specuaons Of the theos have
been patiently tested by the practical farmer The record
OF such mans experience and observation be vsu,
be and the variety Of the subjects which he discusses may
be estimated by synopsis Of the Of the volume:
The frat part in OF the physical and cbem
cal phenomena of vegetaion OF the composition Of vege
tables and their immediate principles OF and
Of soils and the whole OF this is minu,ey and agreeaby
written The second part conprizes q summary Of all that
has yet been done the subject Of msnures organic
mineral discussion o the subject OF Of crops
general Of the maintenance aud economy Of live
stock finally, considerations msieoroogy and eli
mate and the relations between organized beings and
the atmosphere.
For sale by Ddnker Morris.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-30

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Ne ess da.ssss.. Ths ssssn spplisa The pis,ern
81 q ngssossy coaaivsa vslvssywhieh rsulss the
on. We sac sae u Aess nsehiaes, constructed for
tensleman In Providence. a motion few days ago.
'osss eoss house. II wss Eileen heess power and with
small quantity ofses performs il. wssl Win sv.s, &C.,
without the sa.ssaaes u ay wheel One q their en-
giaes y In operations Broekpos. Ths Inventor intends
taking cut q PsssaI--t Rochester Dem.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-30
Ptoua the l.ondon Christian Guardian
WHAT Is LIFE

Say, il there aught that can convey
An image ri LIES transient stay.
It's a hand breadth Ills u tale
IT'S Il vessel under sail;
'Tis n courier's siraining steej
IT'S n shuttle in It's speed:
lis an osgle on lis way,
DlrtiDg down upon its prey;
IT'S an arrow IN its flight
Mocking the pursuing sight.
lis n vspor IN the air (:
IT'S n whirlwind rushing there
IT'S a short lived fading flower;
Tia a rainbow on shower;
IT'S a momentary ray,
Shining ON q winters day;
IT'S j torrents rapid stream
tt. shadJw-'ts dream;
IT'S the closing watch Of night
Dying at the rising light;
It's landscape yain!y gay.
Painted upon crumbling clay
IT'S a lamp that wastes il fires;
IT'S 4 smoke that quick expires
IT'S a breath on FURNISHED steel
IT'S n funow, which the keel
Ploughs upon the watery main
IT'S all April shower Of rain
IT'S the IRIS on the spray,
Dash'd by vessels in their way,
Catching some slant solar ray;
IT'S meteor in the sky;
'Tis a bubble ; it's a sigh;
Be prepared, . man, to die.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-30
RICHMOND DAILY WHlGs
WEDNESDAY MORNING. ArRn. 30. is4s.
DEFEAT OF Mr.. Bolts

The defeat of Mr. Both taken with III grace BY the
whgs and tho that by anything LIKE the
usual ansniny and effort his election certain, there
undoubed whg majority in the District Of no, under
$40. ~, -. .r..
The presence of bold, experienced and able champion
in the Congress- who possessed the confidence OF the
Wing party, and whose iutepidy and talent were osmi'
dabe their opponen might in many supposabe conn'
gencie have been Of high Importance TO the country His
cote might have been unavsline bat his voce posnal
The keencs, regret Is expressed by the Wings generally
everywhere indeed but by handful Of peoaal enemies
here y and i'm their indignant coincidence he will find VIVA,
must be far more gratifying than place.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-30

THk Cssrssr In she Niath Congressional District =
over and. sfsr animated csnvs Joss 3. Rxxpixrex
elec,sd Whatever may have been The psssoasl prefer
- 10 The sevsoa of mea whatever their views cir
eamsisness nos connected with their pnepes each and
all u them. have the consolation u kaowing that
Wing Representative has been slscssd-a man who wil
support sbs and the psry-snd who hes The ability
10 represent them with credit hlmself and themselves
and wssh ehoqSsacs which win lead force 10 shs
position that he assume We, therefore. - We
prvnissd when the commenced. that over
call upon the Wings of the Ninth Congressional Distre
the Gibraltar Of sound political pncplcs-,he hope and
ssy Of the Wing parry in viyinis-to cose ranks and
lock step. Feuds b bssd athoms deep-and per
sonsl preferences foroen. Tue frcnds Of the ddsrsn,
candidates ought to show that they McCsy
Morton men. Pendssoa nea-but that ihey are
Wings In ihaisloous name-siaking oblio person.
nil preference and personal call upon
the supporters Of the good old of NE Constitution
and the County. TO Rally. Where h the man, calling
himself Whig and worthy Of the name, who will now
with the ezulting shouts Of his opponeau. ringing in
his fal,er in his march-much Ices leave his CO.
lors Z We do not believe that there IL such 4 one
to be found in the Ninth District. We believe that
the unsuccessful candidates themselves will show The hon.
or.bs example which all wings oaghtto follow II win
be the t the las, instance OF their un.erns
devotion ihe, prncples-These 10 bsrtsrsd
for office, rrlinquished Of sappointent
They immutable generous people will ye, have Il
In their power honor all who are true to ihem-Aisx
Gsssfts.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-30

Mr. Taylor Of Roekbrdgc is the L.cofoco candidate for
Congress- and hal opposition in the district. Mess
Cootes and Deneae candidates for Senator the lasr
doubtless elected, although Pendeion county remains to
be heard FROM OF the three competitors in tho
House OF DeIegates-Messs. Klsy, Mariz and Blrc-it
will be that the first elected. .,.r
This strictly Locofoco concern. with which
the Wings have had nothing do but enjoy the spor,
We may notice the subject ogain.-Registsr
From,he Lynehburg virsnian
VIRGINIA ELECTION.
The election Thursday last passed of very quietly in
this and the neghbouring counties, aud anticipated
far heard FROM the is thinner than usual The
returns in very slowly. We subjon such Ne have
reached US.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-30

The Bottom Emancipator after years hard b,r,
declares that 1T very hard please every body especially
IN editing and driving jackasses An equivocaI compl-
ment to its readers.
Those who would abandon friend Tor one error de.
serve TO be condemned for one sin
Punciualiy begets confidence, and is the sure path 10
honor aud re spoet
Prepare for sickness ia the day Of health and old age
thy youth.
contemporary says that the greatest objection TO mock
down arguments. is that l,ey so.fsf-ical.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-30

GoopI ofte think Of the remark made by John Adams
to n person who called upon hm for contribution tor
Foreign Missions. Said the sturdy Ex-Presdent, have
nothng give for that purpose but there are in tins
vicinity SIX ministers, not one OF whom, will preach IN
the others pulpt-now / will give as much, and more
than any one else, 10 eipilise these eLeTeymeR.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-30

The Great Western had the largest letter mail she had
taken The postage will probably reach S3OO0 THIS
steamer had probably less than aI5 people board
We understand gentleman who has recently return
cd from England that is doubtful If the Great Britain
this country. He: owners, is believed arr
endeavong sell her European power a wal
steamer She is considered I've expensive ship ior
this trade The here however, have no advices that
there has been any change in the arrangements.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-30

The Pii;sbug Gazette speaking of tie Insurance Offices
Of that city says: ave had icur offices in operation
before the fire. One Of them, the Navigation will pay
all losses and have 50 S6J,0O0 left. Another. the
'Fmem-n's' will pay from 6J 10 40 cents the dolla
The Penn" will pay 81 the dollar and probab,
The "Muaa," new institution, viii pay large
mari of its losses.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-30
PROBABLE WAR wITu MEXICO

The United States Gazette whose information Is always
good, and judgment sound, thus spoeulsiesi
"Wss wna Mruco--The news from Mexico which
we pusis this morning, " Of character sest the at
ebon Of the people u the United Sstcs aad u Iced lem
10 isqute whether the hiss Of late been or b now
;" the hands d men, who understand genes and wao,s
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-30

DECIDEDLY RcH-A young blood from that indefinite
region known Eas overly famous for his vii
genius, while commenting day or two since upon West
scieiy, remarked OF Cincinnati Bellies that
decidedly barbzour out West and he should
himself boxed up in piano box and shipped East
think you had better 10 su she replied, aud have
marked .PiaRo-spianissimo!" Our hero soped.
rCInetanaff Aflas,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-30
RA1'HINC

0- The Baths Mr.. Beck's will be found well ordered.
and refreshing we'll heathiu weather
The Bath is too much neglected in this country.