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New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-18
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IFE INSURANCE National Loan Fund Life
IL Assurance Society OF London Empowered by Act OF
Parliamea-l FOUNDED the Mutual and Join! Stock
Priacpe-Ceptsl S2y5o0,oCO. Chief Office Il Wall-sL
New-YOrS
UNITED STATES Local BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
JACOB HARVEY. ESQ Chairman,
JOHN j. PALMER, Esq
JONATHAN GOODHUE, Esq.
JAMES BOORMAN. Esq. Nsuyort
GEORGE BARCLAY, Esq w ~
SAMrL 5. ROWLAND, Esq.
GORHAM A WORTH, Esq.
SAMUEL VI. FoX, Esq.
CLEMENT C. BIDDLE, Esq.
SEARS C. WALKER, Esy. pbiadeInbis
LOUIS A Cooley. Esq.
GEORGE r GRAHAM, Esq
DIVISION OF PROFITS
The steady and increasing prosperity OF me soc-
enabled the Directors the last BLDda investigation 10
divide amongst the Policy holders reversonary bonus
averaging 50 per the premiums on esch pocy
effected the Policy Scale
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-18
E SEE FOURTH PAGE.

CLEARED.
Ships Emily, Davis, St Thomas. Aymar & Co; Aque
net Mosher, London Cook & Smith.
Bark Murcia, Rich, Havana, J J Taylor.
Brgs Hay;i, Cuts, Portau-P Prirce Alkorn Co; Co
hancey. Jones, Teneriife, + : lnues & Co.
Schr VIM Johnson Hardy, Franklin, La, Brett n Vosc
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-18

WASHINGTON, Uct. StE 80
DEAR SIR The President received few days since, the
beautiful cake which you pleased 10 present 10 him.
as mark OF respect He has directed NE To acknow-
Ledge receipt and express you his tnunEs tor so
acceptable evidence OF your esteem.
With assurance of regard, remain your obed't seTv,
JOHN KNOX WALKER. PriYa!e Secretary
X. R,ySoR, New -YorK City.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-18
F.. II. LUDLOW, Aucuoneer ~,
xyaJuaRIE BUILDING LOTS on SD

between 5thavenie and Bloomingdale road; AisU
,or. on Lsnrensst-E. ii. LUDLOW co WI sen 'ps
Jnv Dec 49, at IL o'clock the Merchsn. EXcnangei-
ots on the South side of 55dst about 200 feel from pm
avenue each 20 feet by from ~ 10 22 leet ueep aso
lots ON Laurensst about 80 feet from Canal encn ~ oy
100 feet ,i, f.ss on tha
d.v of sale Is per cent the 9Th OF January balance c1a
remnin on bond aud mortgage year at per Gent pay
ape semi aunns,y. s W ~ :, dis IL
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-18

bINDENWALD. Dec. l4th, I8fo.
MY DEAR SIR | thank you very kindly for your accept
able aud very handsome present and for the friendly sen
m-ns expressed your letter Be assured that the latter
are considerably recprocated By vour friend end hum
ble servant III VAN buhEN'
Mr.. NATHAN RAYNoR.
many thanks his ornamental tea cake which was re-
c-ived tas morning. in good order Ashland accom-
MED by Mr. Raynors friendly letter II il beautiful rpec-
men of conf, ctionary and is greatly admired By MIS- Clay
and the rest the family.
II. Clay tenders Mr.. RaynoT his best Acknowledge
nents for the friendly feelings and sentimenls which ne
kindly enterains towards him. H. CLAf.
Ashlsnd 9th Sept l9i'.
~ Th- above letters be by visiting the Bakery
Mr. Raynur who is prepared 10 serve his customers
with all kinds of Cake Confectionery at the lowest
prices.
C Nj Raynor has also received the first diploma OF the
American Institute the spendid cakes exhibited al their
Fair I'M. nrrs.ut s.ason dI8 cod tJ4nl
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-18
EAsHlNcroN. Oct. 9Th. lst

] ETTERS FROM THE PRESIDENT. James
L. X. Polk, EX President Martin Van Buren. and Hon.
Henry Clay, received by Mr.. NATHAN RAYNOR. 572
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-18

EXECuTORS' SALE of Real Estate on Pearl,
A. Greenwich and Oak sl-.rhe subscribers, Executors
the last viii aud Of Jacob Drake late OF the
of New York, drcessed will sell al public auction gu
Thursday December l8h l85, al l. O'clock noon by WN
II FRANKLIN Auctionecr, at the Merchants Exchange,
in the said clty the following valuable property being
part oi the Real Estate of the said estator:
|. The lot and buildings known rs No l9l Greenwlch
street. the enslerly side, between Fulton ana 'escy
streets being 1t inches in 'front.' . feet IN the rear ~
feet on the rorhery side and 10 feet the souhery side,
be the same more lees. IL present occupied rs
bakery under lease the h May s5 III an annua! rent OF
cI20O bnd - all taxes and repairs"
= The three story brick house and store with gran
lie front In known No S9i Pearsee, on
the easterly side Oak and Madison streets being
25 and rear and by deed on the southery side 81
inches and the norhery side 81 eet more or less
but by actual survey measuring 81 te Inches ana % e
inches. The lease OF the above al $500 per AMMAN VIII
expire the lst OF May next
g. The story brick dwelling house anu lot known ~
No - Oak.streel norihery side between OVer ara
Catherine streets being 20 AID and 30 feet on
each side more or le-a.
t. The TWO story brick dwelling house and lot adjoining
the above No 81 Oakslree. being ~ feet roGt
and rear. by 81 feet each side more or lees
B. The story brick dwelling house and lot adjoining
known as No Oak-stree, being ~ feet inches IL front
rear by % each side or less, win rlgh
alley with the lots on Catherine
street These houses rented until the lst OF May next
b. 500 per aunum each.
Maps OF described property are lett Tor eNaI-
the Office oi the AacIiopeer, No. 10 krohd,strer
For particulars as terms OF sale, &c. apply TO CORNS
r DISOSWAY Esq No SIS John-stree corner oil Nassau,
or to the Auctioneer above.
Newly ork, November 2ilh, l845.
skS3AH,S szSF \; a;sE!s ;SskE!!sSA6Ez R5HSd: Executors
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-18

ES- Particular Notice.-Those persons about break
Ing up housekeeping having furniture of any description
10 dis pos- Of VIII find ready sale any portion all Of
their goods. by sending lne calling upon the subscr-
hers. ini9 lmisl =. COTTON \ co. No. 81 Ann-s,.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-18

D0ARDING-No. 25S Broadway, opposite the City
I'D Hail. the private No q WGrren-sL The hOu
all newly furnished, and the very pleasant
Mrs C. Maitland will try make tue house aseeabe IS
NAV ny IN do The viii be reasonable
Apply 25S Broadway, p Alurray-st linmedistey
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-18
DY JAMES VI. sIIL.LER-
TEIIRSDAY Dec. .

4, Ini o'clock al the s,ore No Lbesty-st
poorS SuoE AM BRoc ASs-loO cases Soos, Shoes ana
cnnsstng OF every vsrety-suitable for Souhe'u'
Vas,.In and Northern trade Sale pos'uve
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-18

sLoVR AND MEAL-rherc has been but few transac-
a0a. as lar learn today ana the market is rm
'sS 90 ioT good brands Genesee. Shippers bid -
out 90 not appear disposed to come up TO 37t
privilege sale was made Tor the steamer nj 2;c
r. Joi On 81. Ohio and Michigan 81: a 3i3. In
GS-es1 ~ we hear OF 800 400 bks "Howard.st. at
~ qe anu 2oV oo!s Richmond Country and Brandywine
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-18

DTBLES aud Prayers in beautiful velvet and morocco
Christmas and New Years presents aspendid nj
Also Juvenile Books Games. Puzzles, &c. o. all kinds
For sale by MARK IL. NEWMAN, 50 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-18

kDOARDING.-Gent may obtain Rooms and
I'D Board on favorable terms al No. Ann-st fronting
Broad, ay opposite the Asior House The location very
convenient for business men, and the pleasant and
airy. y. B. No piano in the house. d2 lstf
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-18

A ROOM with board suitable FOR Young Gentlemen,
Eis he 10 Cnamhe:ss doors west oi BroHd-
way. Also single gentleman can be accommodated as
,hove d. im-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-18

CHURCH FOR SALE.-The Brick Church. corner
Oof Houston and Thompson sis. Church o. feet by 20 ee
large portion of the purchase money can remain on BOND
upd mortgage For particulars apply 10 D. Stevens, l'2
10 f;rr.sr.ricJ, :, dis lwis'
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-18

w y SEYMOUR X CO ! Chatham square have
w large and complete assortment Of Goods suitable for
the approaching Holddays, snch as:
Fine Gothic Trays Dinon's Britannia Ware
Coffee Urns Forks Jelly Mouds.
lyory Cocoa Knives L Carers and Forks
Fin. Steel Fire Sets, Fine Pea and Pocket Knives
Fine Skates. BOYS Sleighs.
ien,euen- Tool Chests, snail Tool Chests for BOYS
Tog.b.r with IN. most extensive assortment OF Hard
ware and Cutlery Tin Ware housekeeping articles Build
ing Materials and Mechanics Tools 10 be found in he city
For sale At Ia. old established stand Nc .ouare
at fh. foot of he Buwery. dl6 l2iis
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-18

fThonpsor's Bank Note Reporter.
The exports of Cotton Goods f,om lstto 10th of
,.csuber from this por, have been 1869 packages.
The December Committee of Arbitration Of the
Chamber of Commerce consists of Messrs. Matthew
y,ury Robert Kermit Henry w. Hicks, VIM. H. Macy,
.pi James Lee
The following have been the shipments from this
M. OF the following articles Of produce from ls, Sept
.:.r, m Eth December.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-18

Besides the above large quantities OF Flour and Grain
are /, process of shipment and now going on shpboard
bu. as the vessels have cleared, the quantities
cannot be ascertaned.
The Trustees of the Franklin Bank Of Cincinnati
have declared the twelfth dividend of per cent paya
b. stockholders in this city at the Bank OF America
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-18

Export from Is, TO 10th December,
Pots ,325 bbls.
PEARL. 4l2 bbls.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-18

GENTLEMAN wishes board in private family.
II A. compensation would like to give iDstructions on
the Piano 10 one or pupils, members OF The family.
rirase address A g. c. TIhuEe Office dl0 3ls'
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-18

,..ts u'lSioNS-Pork is firm, with rather upward
eG; We hear OF few transactions Sale 2UO oois
ma $40 So Mess is nominslly l3 37i ais so Beet
oal steady We note sales 1000 oXs Cheese, ioF
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-18

<NEO. III. WILLIAMS, "a Exchange. place, has
" colored Sslins and Satin Ribbons, Velvet Ribbons.
black and coors Of various widths; trsb azsIine blue
other goods Laces Camorcs embroidered Collars
and Chemisees, and muslin trimmings; green Barege;
nI .-odisf
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-18


rENHIS MEDICINE has acquired extended and esiab
ished celebrity throughout the country which has been
sustained virtues aud efficacy alone as remedy ioF
ScroiJlla or Slng's Evil,
liberated Sore Throat,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-18

NRUFFS. MUFFS,! MUFfs!. The sub-cr!-
calls the attention Of ladies' his choice a-sort-
nent of Mus oevcry variety and selected with great care
from the choices, Fur the market Also general assort-
6is Inn ism IL MONAROUE, 22s Bowery.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-09-05
1.-THE WOOSTER BANK"

I'VE give below the remarks Of the "Un-
ion," tie official organ of'Rsesident Polk,
at Washington Cily, and underneath the
comments Of the -"0hio Patriot" 1t will
be.seen that Il gemeralhostility toaGl Banks
is the doctrine ofthe parey in power. The
5Union says, in anothcroodIum, chat the
''re-enactment Of the dadcpendem Treugst-
ivy, lSub-Treasury) tiIe reduction of the
Tariff, and the settlement of the tOteg0n
question, are the leading measures of the
AdmnisHation.
BN. read Che article bblow-aHd twill be
tseenthct Bank odc6tructian is now Tire
open Gnd evowed doctrine sof that party
nom WaahingSonidown to tire datIsest cor
nerof Ohio;-Ed. ..Freeti'r
"Some 0fgurrepublican brethren I'M Omo
are'ftiII'lIarPing upon DEe Bahk of%fooster
| We can have no'objecfion, we ARE sure NC
these attacks, asWe have not the slightest
interest iH9hia institution- ''in laCtwe w ere
not ware ,0fhs existence, ,Wntil we reach
ed Washington. Iheacc0unts' Whchwe
have since fheafd OF it, from gentIemen Of
character, who profess to be acquainted
with its poIitCalCtransact tioHs, are by no
means calculated to make a favorable inn
preston of The manner inWhch ii has
een.oonducted tOf its pecuniary
ZION, we know nothing certain. But some
! Of these papers nave done some injustice
to tire Secretary Of the Treasury. He ne
YER intended TO bolster up. the credit ror
| character Of this Institution. ,Heldetermn-
ed toact righton tnav0coasion. Hemeans
ETo act rlEht now.
a small deposte'of sac, 900 was made
by Ole Treasury. partmMt,.a short time
since, with that instituton; Tire @same
amount Ot Ohio State stock being fet. in
the-actual possession 'olghe Treasurer Of
the'U nitdd States as security. HhereRvas
no selection msde Of this bark as pGrma-
Rem depository; but this sum was placed
with it as above stated, growing out Of
supposed embarrassme nts tot other depos-
aOrIes GndIhe presumed necessity
mediate action. III now plrnS out that NO
such 'emharrassme e&stet--tfJat tthe
reports on thatsu4iect were erroneous. lit
seems, 'aIse, ,Ghot (aIthough wholly un-
known to the Treasury IDepar,ment) u
feud existed in. Ohio iuregaFd, TO the'Woos-
ter Bank, and, ,lunder all tfrese circUmstan-
crs, me Secretary has determined, ut an
early period, to Withdraw the money tenn
porarily epositedwilh4hat ban" ."-Wask.
Union, .luguSt 81.
$50 far SO good" But tirewholewong
Is not yet trlghted There are other banks
within Ohio which are said to be endorsed
by Government deposies. If this be the
case, earnestly hope that the Secreta-
ry will makea 'cfean sweep. The Ohio
democracy repudiate all connerrien with
paper money banks. So fal0asinstitutons
within their'own State are'concwned, they
,respeCttGH Nv insist that theAationa admin
stratiOn shall observegths zsame policy.-
Ohio &'dtriOt.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-09-05
From The OhiO State Journal.
WHAT TIE PEOPLE or OHIO ARE
EXPECTED TO DO.

1t is important that The people Of Ohio
should be fully advised us 10 what depends
upon the next contest in this State, and
what construction will be placcdNpOn thpir
decision II they should even wavcrin their
rdeterminNtlOn.to6 TO send up an overwhelming
wing majority. We bhheld, therefore,
with pleasure, an artiGlein last evenings
Stnlesmun intended to impress upon theT
minds theimportUnt "bearing" the election
will have "on theGcneral Government. ."
Says the Statesman.
."Nr. Poik'8 administration has certain
great duties topcrtorm, the sue, cssiuI pros
'ecuton Of which cannot be looked tor un-
aess it has the strong supportor the people.
TbetdiD is to be modified, so thutthe great
agricultural interest may no longer be the
bond slave Of the manufacturers Of the east,
and taxation he equai2ed; the JadepeR-
'dem Treasury istO be restored, to the end
Hif severng forever theconnecliOn between
ihank and State; the Oregonqueston is 10
Toe seated, and whatever measures may be
deemed necesrryto complete the anncEa-
ftion Of TcXas-lf ANY--adoptcd.
We rejDce at this opportunityo aiding
the StateSman7n its efforts to make known
so the free people of Ohio what they are
doing when Lhey cast their votes for loco.
ioco Legislators, We would have, impress.
'cd upon the minds Of the voters, as ifwrit
ten with tire, the fac, that in voting the 10
coiocO ticket, lhcygivc their consent toth,
Te-establishmrnt,o the odous, rejected t}u
Treasury, desgncdO Os 1t is to provide on
currency for the people and another for th
NoiIice-hollers, and give the Executive an
his myrmdons control over the ressmyr
-the ration I'VE woud have every vot,
sof Ohio remember hat in falling 10 go'
against the locoloco candidates, he consef
apand declares for the destruction ,of u
,tarifT that'has ectuaIIy reduced rthe pri,
sof merchandise, whao 1t has filed It
Treasury Of the nation, sawed the-Counti
S.om bankruptcy, given labor to tens I
thousands and created demand for mi
uons of dollars worth of produce. W
uWould d'Gawp.t remembered too, rthst ii
EonsuWaua,An ofuhe Texas scheme, %
ElTe aPrp-' di the sopth ,invOMHg the supr,
vHEcy Of 1he shave power infhe Senate,
% cherished object o. ,asu strlnriristraliu
U7'-'. rlls @Ds'Vr%F T'hio s,~s .ss..ASol.h >
G--".=yJ:, s. Aul. = la '.'-"'4 ,eo ca,d,dal
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-09-05
Senatorial Conxen CiOm.

Alta meeting conposedsof delegates from
the counties ofCarrot and TuscTawas, con
vened at Rockford on the1st daY Of Sep
ctember, 1875, for the purPOse"of nominat
ing a candidate for Senatorao represent
saidpountiesin the ncxtLegisature Of This
State--on pIotiOn.JOhn Beatiy, OF Carroll
was appointed chairman, and John Eng
bSh, ofTusCsrawas, Secretary.
I Whereupon, on motion of Isaac 'TGrt-
man, Esq. The following resolutions were
adopted:
,Resofved, That this Convention present
TO the Democratic Wing Electors Of the
Senatorial District composed of Tuscara-
was and Carroll counties, the ename Of
-EpRAIM R. ECKLEY, Esq. as "A candidate
for Senator for said District, atFshe' coming
sOctober'eIecton.
ReSotUed That this Convention. approve
ofthe,course pursued by E. r. Eckley, Esq.
in the Senate last winter, in relation to
the law concerning the Board efPubIic
Works.
Resolved, THAT wesaccept, with pleasure,
the issue of "f2Ghk or no BGnk, " "4enderer
10 us by the Locofoco party in the last Le-
gisIature, ,Gnd by the Locoi0co press in this
State, by raising the CRY Of +'repsag"ain re-
gard to the Banking Law of last winter.
And that ONrsWorthyand 'aBie.Senstor E.
Il. DAkIey, Esq, by his determined and
hearty support of sIrat Barking system,
merits the.undivided support OF all in fa-
oraof E good a'nd,safe Banking Law, and
of those opposed;to the Locofoco doctrines
and.a shilling @, day itortla-
Dor.
sResotved, That,we thereby ITSledge ouF-
selves to doaalltthatWercan, with Tmi8bt
and main, with cheat M! hand 100 lhoH-
oFaoly sHpPort,th .nopuina ton inade this
day, and ahat it Is~ith pleasure weeanii-
cipste being 'agaIn re presented ntthe>Sen-
ate of the State by Sc fearless and able "a
ch05nPionoofWhig principles aRs the nonli.
nee of this Convention.
aResolUed, That the preceedingsa6f, this
Convention be signed bytthe Chairman
and Secretary, and published in, thetCar-
roll Free Pressand Tuscarawes. Advocate.
tOn motion 1.-The Convention ad journed. /
JOHN BEATTY, Chairman. i
JaN ENGLISH, Secretary. i
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-09-05
MEXICO

There is yet no formal declaration oFwar
on part of Mexico against the United
States. THatb declaration Of war has been
recommended to the Congress of Mexico
there is no doubt, but unless % loan Of
$1,000, 900 can be effected the; Govern
ment is not in u situation ior,war.
They are moving troopson towards the
Texan frontier, and Gen. Gaines, atRew
Orleans, made a requisIton on the Gov
srnor Of Louisiana for two regiments often
companies each, to mGrch Immediately
10 Texas phecuI, we think, will be re-
spondpd TO immediateIy,.a land perhaps the
troops are now in Texas. This thing Ofa
Generatuf the Army calling on The Cover
nor Of State for men and military muni-
tons without law or authority, is another
part of the Texan annexation policy. il
does seem that the constitutional provi.
slonsGnd legal 'enactments, with all the
lold barriers that once stood in the way o
military usurpation and open violations o
national faith, are broken down to "ertent
dhe urea of Freedom" What better could
Be.expected! Phe'whole plan ofannexa
tion, fromits first inception by John lyle
10 the Baltimore Convention, where it wa
aRade the instrumentwith which to chea
Mr.. Van Buren, out of the nomination 70
the Presidency; aud eventually, by tn
aid of the pro.slGvery and abolition inilu
ences of the South and North, TO elect MI
Polk to The Presidency, and to the find
cOnsuHmationsor The black and pefidiou
act, yves conceived in treSchery TO tn
Union, and the whole track strewed wit
broken pledges and the .plighted faith
'the nation.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-09-05
.D,S6
GA&RG1G3G%7
FRTDAY::::-:::::SEPT. -, ES4J
eORGENIZE! -ORGANlZEn

We call on the Central Committee to
perfect our organization without delay
The .L0eolocos, at raConventon on
Monday, passed a resolution appointing
Two persons in each schaol district to bring
their friends tOthe polls. Should not'ou
Committee make q similar arrangement!
All that we want lis for every Wing to be
at the polls, and Carroll will nRins&rr her
position. This canal be done if prudent
and energeticCourse be adopted. Ourop-
ponents are united and will mtke,a dps-
perete effort for the ascendancy. bet the
Wings do their duty and success is sure
TO attend their eforts--less than his duty
nolnan'ought to do, more is moi required
tofany. II is.the dutyof those who value
a currency OF ourvo own in preference to
the bills Of nonresident banks. to drive
theG0ths md Va1iddis back from the Ca
pitol. Kcepthe RepeaIers out Of pgwer.
Those WrEo think representation and taxu-
sion should go handrin hand, will also re-
member the 'Gemymanders that our oppo-
nents have fastened upon the State at di-
tercnt times; and, also, their system Of
Treasury ph'ndering by the Board oGPub-
lie Works, which is nowundergoing se-
we're investigation by & committeeappoint-
cd by the last Legislature.
All the domgs Ofthe Wing party in the
last Legislaturem meet hearty response III
the bosom of eveIy true Wing. aOur OBJ
ponents, at their Convention Oh Monday, !
dared not attack their cour5e-wnie,our
own Convention, by resolutions, approved |
the course of the Wings in the Banking
law, the Distrcting the State for Congress,
and the organization Of the new Board Of
Public Works. LeiihcLocqtOcos Qr Carroll
,aitach those measures ifhcydare.
We were advised. some time since, that
they intended to practice asy lcn .ofdu-
plicity, TO one man be for hard money, to !
another for Banks, &c. But there is no
middle position, thoy are either lol repeal
iug the Banking law or they are not
WhGl do lhey propose!
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-09-05
LOCOFOCO CONVENTION.

The'Convent'on of the Democracy Of
Carroll came off in this town on Monday
lost, and resulted in the nomination OF the
following ticket to be supported ny the
Democracy of the county at the ensuing
election:
For Representative, William Deford, OIL
Augusta townships Treasurer, Richard II.
LeggetgGrGGntre; Sheriff, Etisha Mcclure,
Of Uem:re; Recorder, David EbersoIe, Of
Centre; Auditor, F.S. Mexican, Of Brown;
Commissioner, AdUm JaCknmR, of Lee
Attorney, Jonathan Maffit, Of
Centre, Poor House Director, Henry, Brooks
of Unoni and for Surveyor, Philip W.
Hardesly'of BrUwn,
The Convention 10 nominate "a Senator
for Carroll and Tuscarawrs is TO be held
on the l2lh inst, at the town ,of New
Cumberland, TuscarowGs county. Col.
Joseph Cable.and Col, William Brown, are
the aspsants in Carroll.
The Convention appointed o Central
Committee consisting of DR., McNIillen, A..
l.. LiuslI, VIM. Crow, ,rnd some two,other
persons (not now remembered.) They
passed resolutions to the following effect;
/. To,support the ticket nominated;
Q. 70 sustain the admnistrationrof Jas.
X. Polk;
3. To sustain the Government in,hold-
ingon to Texas, &c.
But onthe subjectof the State curren'
y,,and the repeGl Of the Banking law OF
theact altering the representation in Con-
gress, the Convention was as dumb as
tomb stone.
The -"Statesmun," '!Patriot," "URlcn,'
and "Cadi2 Sentinel,' lin winch the pro
ceedingsoi the meeting gureto bepublished
will no doubt be Ustonished to see no de
monstrotons Of policy, or definite cours'
marked out upon which to conduct th'
campaigR--ao resolation qfccaarre oU III
course Of The Whigs IN The lest Legistc
, ime. Whythis deuth-ike silence! Doth
; ,wire4pullers and manUEers Of That part
think they cen play non-cummittal gam
on the pubicl Why play the cowOrds-
, IIf they condemn The Wing mcusmesof III
f Elastse%ion, why nCt speak out like fire.
= men! We thke Then silence as a tdcSt al
mission Of the sound policy adopted
our Wing EIsn6snn the Legislature Va
winter. But our ;fliands SH%N>,s coun
ouqht,to ,hRG"'. mind, that last fau 1b-
never would romast dhen#dhves On Z
! Texss question mnhl @ugor -AetDiA
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-09-05

Hits aasasfted, with sones4huwdfi truth,
ttataNr, Calhoun and tine dead ing politE
tcialts oESouth'fJarolina, oppose uriasuui-
rsItionooFOregon, itecattse it wiIl tend Ito
diminish tae power&nH resources cof 1.-THE
South; aand that ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
retenmon&nd rsetNemeute6f Oregon, they
wish 70 oblaint Cdlidornpaes aneeguinalent,
t'Sor the es;te Rsion e6f slavery, and cconse-
quently the mainteuanceodf Southerniin-
lfueHce in 1.-THE Federal tt1overnment,-
What'a pity Mr.. tCalhounlis aSSeaasszT AZ
notant tAmeNGaal Statesman.