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New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-27
POLICE OFFICE,

LAEcENIEsIicster Parker arrested and committed
for stealing CRATE bars from William Browning No
SO North Moore street.
Elizabeth Morgan was arrested and committed for steal
Ing pail, wash bowl &c. from Henry GOodhuc No. l2l
Orange street.
Elizabeth Holden arrested and committed for steal
Ing velvet hats.
Randolph u. Gray arrested by NJ. p. officer No -
for stealing some clothing from Samuel Glon, Of the
Of Madison and Roosevelt street.
PICK rocKET CAuGHT.-About y o'cock to-day rs Mr..
Sheldon Barrett, OF birmingham Conncctcut.
versng with W A. Barrett and Mr.. Murray, at the cor
ner Of Pine and Pearl street, he felt person a lis
pocket snd feeling found that his pocket book containing
S295 In bank bills besides valuable papers gone
Seeing well cssed young Young moving rapid In
different direction iir Barrett foon cd and zing him,
the other Barrett took the pocket book from under the
pick pockets arn containing all the money. Officers G..
F. Hays and Ler, coming UP the Light fingered gentleman
was conducted TO the Police Office, where he the name
OfCharcs Davis and the proof being positive against Inn
he was committed to prison.
ARREST OF RuRGL ARs-Ycscrday, Officers Stephens and
Lacr arrested named John Field David Pat
rick and George Hascy for stealing boots &c from show
case No 2 Fulton street, and to-day two complaints for
burglary have preferred against them, one for break
Ing into the office OF Mcssrs Duryca Allen. 5is Water
street. on the night OF the oath inst by pryng open the
window shutter, and stealing and cap, and the ether
for breakin The office of William A. T. Davenport $50
Water the night, in the same manner and
stealing arcoat, sos IN bank bills and quantity of coppcrs
They committed 10 answer, rs quantity OF the pro-
perty stolen was found in their possession.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-27

Gov Ford has sent Message to the Illinois Le-
sisature In relation TO the Canal Loan The Governor
that the subscribers discam any intention OF debating
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-27

COURT cALENDA AR-THIs DAY.
COMMON PLEAs-Par, Nos Il 81, So, 3. G. 3. H. Is,
40 81. ~, Q, SO, so.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-27
TEETH. TEETH TEETH!!!

TyN j.. LEWIS, SURGEON DENTIST, $40 Broadway,
L 2d door below Masonic Hail. bcgs leave 10 inform HIS
friends and the public tina; he has made the following
reduction in Dentistry.
Teeth plugged with hnc gold one dollar. Do do do tin
foil silver, 80 Do cleaned. dollar Do.
trac;c!. 30 cts Tctthache cured. 20 cts. d2 3miS'
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-27

WOODWOKTH'S FLAMING MACHINES.
LoCRTEEN YEARS EXPERIENCE, together with
many valuable improvements and additions 10 his for
rer enables the subscrer Grnish short notice.
anc OF the perfect construction materials and work
ashp, Machines plane woed in all its varieties such
as planning sur!aclng only, or cutting mou;dngs.
Also planning iongueing and growing jolntng, rab-
betting, and planning clapboards
Application may te made to ;e subscriber bis estab-
lishmel in FoSboro, his Office, corner OF CONNER
cal and Lewis stYests Boston, where Machines may be
seen and any information relative the may be
tained; az well a. Josiah Blackwell and Co. New-Yok
or Of j. W. Scienck, Albany.
Letters OF mere inquiry must be postpaid
SAMUEL B. SCHENCK.
Fcxbcro' Mas. April J, ls44. 7lsu
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-27
rKosscrrIoN rNpEk rnE GAMr LAWS


Before Justice FRENCH ofhe H. 9Th aud lt Ward Court.
DeTnGid J. NeseyO6e rs. PaRip HUdy.-This ac-
ton brought by the NcwYork Sportsmcns Club, of which
the ainiin is President. against the def DJan for a
llon OF City ordinance. for having in his possession five
parrdges at period forbidden by law 1t appeared con-
cdsivoy that the defendant keeps stand Washington
Market fl the sale of poultry, and that the first Mon
day February lac and various other dealers had r
number of pardSes their stands for sale, and proved
by Mrs Jones that she and her the of
box of cartridges OF about 800 that had been shot
sylvaa and had recently been brought hither; and she
had transferred those partdges TO various persons in The
Market sale her 1t further appeared that
the NcwYors Sporsmcns Club lad taken the violation Of
the ane Laws under heir and consideration ow
ig the large quantities of game improperly destroyed,
before they have to their full growth, the game
grca ly dinn shed IN number; and for The purpose OF in
creasing the stock of quail IL this vicinity, they have
Gently appropriated 500 to obtain lot OF live quail from
vrcniana fee here judgment pluntl $50 and
CO For paiaii james VI. Cay the Secretary 10 the
Club. The defendant in person for himself.
We understand that number Of other suits pending,
and the Club intend 10 follow up those prosecutions vgo
rously Information Of yions OF the Game Laws 10 be
the office OF Secretary No 20 Chambers street, up
stl
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-27

|yOuGHs COUGHS :! COLGHo!!!G GDOGho
u COUGHS Ill, COUGHS :! :! II he most popu
Lar Medicine t., now in the City OF Boston and the
NewFnsland States for the of Coughs, Colds Con-
sumptioas Splitting Bood and all complaints Of TIE Lungs
and Breast, is ars. VI. y. GARDENERS INDIAN BAL
SAN OF LIvERw ORT. its efficacy Is already kHown IN
NeyYo By those who have sent to Boston o' The medicine
and still having repeated orders would give notice that
N-,sr, A. g. & D. SANDS have sup!Y Of the above
nyrable Cough Balssu and will arDsh at the same prer
az in Boston 1t is pu. up vial, 30 cents EACH with full
din:ctions for use,
sold at No. 70 Fulton z7s Broadway; II East Broadway
itfl
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-27
SILK GOODS

l l. N u " " ~
NEW SPRING STYLES.
PECK, NICHOLSON s. WRIGHT,
Nos 1879 Pearl and 90 Beaver streets, New-York,
would respectfully invite the atrenton OF Merchants visiting
this city TO their assortment of SIX and Fancy Goods com
prisns in part viz:
DRESS. GOODS,
Bareses and Dazones printed Jaconets and Satin
stripe Nuns complete assortment o Muslin de Lanes
Of all STYLES and prices rich striped and embroidered
T,aan Muslin dresses Cameeon Bocode and satin striped
Silks.
SHAwLS,
Broche Cashmere Barese and full assortment of aneeon
and Danask silk Shlws rich Damnsk Alpaca and sIad-
Ia Shawls new aud beautiful article together with black
and cold Muslin de Laiae Shawls IN great variety.
RIBBONS.
f assortment Of Bonnet and Car Ribbons Of the
and richest styles complete of raIe ard Sa'
tin Ribbons Also full assortment of Millinery .ltticics.
LACES,
English and German Thread Laecs and Edsin fgd Cap
Laces large assortment trimming Laces and ACE EdSnEs
SC
GLOVES.
Consisting Of Kid the best manufacture blk and cold silk
Egyptian and Fet Gloves with large assortment o Fancy
Slits ,u.
Pongee Spitahd dk together with great variety ol
Paris Cords GimyS aud Trimmings, styles. all Il
which will be oife.edat the lO,rest market prices
iSft.ls
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-27

~ Opr citizens VINO are engaging 10 have Plumbing work
done for their tenants the Of Baths Wafer C,S?sis
Shower Baths sc. Will do well 10 call on MesSTs fhDin
basement No. John-strec whose work mas mus M
. ;,' NJ, ~; ;rsrs,l sa;iS Sf,rtion fig isu
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-27

- DALLEl's MAGICAL PAI, EXTRACTOR al his only
Agency Walker-s;reet first door ON Broadway BewaEe
Of vanous halfprce inittons and that III Daley
be vrg!ir mind rrnted. the Of ever box.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-27
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.

For Commercial and Honey Matters. see last Page
WEDNESDAY, P. N.
The Stock Market to-day heavy, and in most des-
crptions there was decline. At The second board ihe
nrcs opeped low but improved at the close The of
the deciae is the apprehension of the passage of the An
nexaton measure.
There is fair business doing in foreign bills but
the supply bcns better drawers arc sh obtain
10 per cent for the best sgatures of Seringthe range is
o a To- Francs are 5.a5 5.23s.
The amour; of Specie cleared at the port of New
York. for export, from Isl oct. last TO 18th ns was as
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-27

70 PoST OFFlCE-New, York., February 2,,. lsi5-
he great Northern Mail. together with the Way Mails for
Office both sies of the Hudson River will from this date
lun farther notice be seat via steamboats, and close at
halt past o'clock, p. NJ
27i3 JOHN LORlhlER GRAHAM, L. NJ.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-27
GKENIEsT REDUCTION YETI!
10 LESSONS IN WRITING FOX 70.
.WINTE r. T o NJ 5
GREAT REDUCTION OF PRICES!
Mr. cor IsMTrU'S

SYSTEM OF MRRCANTILE PENMANSIIIP
Guaranteed u all od and IN ten and interesting
eTercse the money at the expiration oil The
Iesors Terms reduced Ia ouly
TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS.
Mr. C. would respectfully call attention tothe fact that five
year. American Institute has awarded him the Fist Pre-
mum OH Hand Penmanship and that he defes
ether penman eScher OF The art Know
ny that there thousands city who would gladly avail
themselves of opportunity Of join ms casses they knew
The advantage 10 be derived from few hours aeon 10 his
sys,e1 OF .rstci.on Mr. c. assures The ctzens Of
New York Zen lessons Of hour EACH he npart
free henltiini sJe Of penmpnsh Which they VIII
kse in their future pracuee. DOU BILE ENTRY BOOK
KEEPING, reduced from fifteen 10 Ton Dollars
Ladies viii daily between IL nndl O'Clock gentlemen
n. .fe other hour. f,n1 Q 4. VI. To 5 y. ".
FOR SALE AT THE ACADEMY" GoLpsMTH's
GgMs OF rENMANsnlP. Prce Eve DOllhrs. q Inns
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-27

Posr OFFICE. Ncw-l ork, Feb q. l3i5
~ ENGLISH MAIL.-Letter Bags per hia Steamer
iberna will he closed the Post Office Nassau street
hi, civ Thursday, the 2Gth inst. IS minutes past
o'clock r. NJ The overland postage OF lG cents each SIX
s's sfs i.st'' must O' join LoRIalER GRAHAM, M
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-27

SASpss STANDARDIZATION, the prey OF many dis
the elements Of which urk even in the air he
and tho water he drinks may be compared the flying
FISH, which springs from the waves TO avoa le
dolphin the bonita hnn it is In peril from the oeaS OF e
abatross or gull IT, therefore, remedy IS ~.
one class Of diseases much accomplished ia the way Of
discount on the bills Of mortality. II Ia conceded inai
Sandss Sarsapariia specific for very large ana iaa
class OF human ailments, VIZ al those which p oi
develop upon the surface and in the gllnc hcsh
hbres and tissues Of the body also for dyspepsia ac'e
rheumatism, liver complaint, &e &c Sc'oaia mas iosi
half It's since the introduction OF thus preparation
superior value and efficacy, see pamphlets WINCH may oe
obtained CT the propTe.ors and their agents gratis.
Prepared and Sold wholesale and retail, by a. r. d.
SANDS Wholesale Druggists 7e Fulton street, SevYcrk.
Sold also at 273 broadway East Broadway, anaey Drug
gists generally Throughout; the United States.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-27

DALLEY's PAIv EXTRACTOR sold u, 81 CoHlandt-st,
at HALF PRicE--WAREASTID GENUINE.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-27

GoURAUDs VlGEIABLE RoUcE, for the cheek.
GouRAuDs SPANISH LILY WHITE for The complex ION
TO be had where else in New ok At the Original Of
fec, g. Walker-street first store iron Broadway.
Agents-7G Chesnut-steet, Philadelphia; jordan hikst
Boston. Carleton Co Lowell; Chauin GO. Springfield
Green Co Worcester Dyer Providence: Bull Hartford:
Ferre Miidetown; Myers New Hayen Tousey Rochester;
Backus x Bull Troy 9clrce Stanwix Hall, Albany;
Seth s Hance Baltimore: D.. ". Moore. Lynchburs.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-27

LA.
Ill fF0U$TAlN il LAMPS for Cqmphsre or Chemical Oh.
have become pnyerAy celebrated and ssuS s sf I as e
baton and praise oal who them Try all others bnt do
fail the best the cheapest and above all the HpS
that viii give the greatest light with the least expense They
are the most simple and easy and f cannot
rode become heated while burning easily cleaned inside aud
out and affected b. draft current Of arr Less than
half cent per hour will give you splendid lgh, ~ Try
I5j Fultor.s (Sun Budings) New-York. viz: stand
Lamps for Parors with or without us,rcs Spspendmg
Lamps for Stores Hotels aud Churches; also Chandeliers
Side Branches Sc &c IN any desired or male to order
good old want strong and beautiful light to sew or
rad by DO fail 20 procure Of these Lamps OEe IN
the OF large paror Will enable you TO read The hnes
PRINT IN the most remote corner J - Inls
L'INE wATCHEs.-EgNEDGCT & HAMMOND, a
4 Merchants Exchange, corner OF Wall and "iniain
streets (entrance lst door in Wamst) have received
In addition 70 their previous stock assortment oil Watc-
not oquaed in the cityconsstng of Chrononcer, Da-
pick and Lever Watches, both Tor la!.es and gentlemen
Merchants the South, well the city trade viii
tind (wlen quality Is c0mpaged) prices low.
general assortment OF Jewelry Of the best quality
Sterling Silver Ware 1T manufacturers prices
AL kinds of Watches repaired equal 10 the original! Man
tel Clocks regulated by hrst-rate workman n29lsu
FNiNE GOLD AND SILVER wATCHEs-Fhose who
4 wish 10 purchase Gold silver Watches orJe"ery'
viii fl nd IL creatly 10 their advantage to call on the sub
srter who IA selling nl descriptions ue Gold ard Silver
Watches retail lower than other house IN le CITY.
Fine Gold and Silver English Patent Lever "atci1es.
Detached Lever Watches
LepiHe Watches
Ladies' and gentlenen's fine Gold Guard Chains.
Ladies Bracelets. Gold Pencils.
Gold Watches as low as 900 10 S25 each:
watches and Jewelry exchanged or bought
Al watches warranted 20 keep good iline or Inc money
returned. Watches, Clocks and Jewery repaired IN lhe
best manner and warranted, at much less ths 'e "'4
prices. Gro I. ALLI.>, I,, ..r
fIsJs-f 80 Waist up stairs
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-27

W DIR kIRBi proEpse TO deliver several Lectures on
Practice of Medicine, which HdhncaGunS or the HG-
eovathic system will be explained The first Lecture the
Society Library of Broadway and Leonarstrett on
Saturday evening, March lst at u o'clock Admission Tree.
III SITS
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-27

- CoNSEL's MAGICAL PAIS EIT IoR-ih he rnos
e.;raordnar article ever used for the following complaints
burns and fc1lds frosted parts eiyslss
bruises ringYorm' scroua salt rh-nm ulcers eIuTt9n
fever sores BARRIERS itch nipples 6o!eieuI iles ie
irilamed skin sias sold only at u LoTand;-si
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-27
4 NEW AND BEAUTIFUL EDITION OF
THE MIRROR LIBRARY.

Handsomely bound IN cloth with without gilt eiSrs,
ith an Ornamental fronrispiece pess and viii t.
published Saturday This valuable and sIerb TSts @
IS enriched with the choc- oi tnssh itrratu ooLsi
in prose and and should b- the centre table oi ever
family 1t present for all seasons and 10 II os9F hon
sand large superoyaI pages elegantly printed win he i
on nc whitp rarefaHd altogether the best and cheapest .o
anne II re dollars published either Egoie or asi
ca Sold By aOElIS. WILLIS aFILLEh ~ ths 2:hTe 2f
II the Evening Mirror HEDE IELD tiinton lsi
rnrne- Of N,s.nn and B-rkfntE..fT-rts. ! y ~
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-27

~ LECTURES on sLAKSPEARE.-Air. Hudson
viii lecture on the difference between the Classic and Roman
tic Drama aud Sakspeae Mind in the Society Library
Room this evening. Tlursdly, al "A o'clock.
Admtauce ~ Cents gentleman and TWO ladies' 81 Tickets
a the door. ~ u
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-27

r-J-MR FOWLEI'S Leo RE ON MATRIMONY
will be given This Evening Clinton Hail. This Lecture
very interesting aud recommend all those who wish
secure s.l's 10 20 early, 27f It.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-27
THE WANpERING JEW !
NEW WORLD EDITION

CyEw WORLD EDITIoSJ
Number Il OF the original Translation Of M Herbert b.
ns 81 infinitely supeos aa oheF ia. The public are coz
tent TO wait week for il. VIII be ready
ON S4TERD4F M0RNING.
No IS will spesdiIy follow Nh HerbeT; IS the best trans
.;o, IN Grea Britain AmeeAand Sues Greai " eFA IN
any sthe- English. caanot be understood.
THE FIRST VOLUME COMPLETE,
Pce 50 cents senddy printed AID IA; up. fou, ssso
type Plates, carefully corrected
IS WOW RE4DY
a: the New Wosld offce, q Ana s. aear Nassau.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-27

M!ARKETS-Care'aUy reported for The Tribune.
WEDNESDAY, Feb. 25.
ASHES-we hear OF nothing doing to-day worthy Of
report. Prices steady. Pots So "a for ncw IS for
old Pearls 81 lsss and l23
Export, from Isl 10 18th February.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-27

William Sneckner RoJt V. Varack, and
John Lamestaff. 27f 3t-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-27

cIN REWARD-s,oen On the evening Of the 26tii ct
. lUruary from the subscriber lss Canast Newly ork
two large lsiiyer Table Spoons marked b. + Also ih
ever will sturn said spoons information WHERE tleJ
{ ~ 5,Sit r. ''A'' "''i 'se'''N -' 6. ". BARNUM.
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REWARD OF HONESTY.

ToucBno Little KY--Thene is one thing
la female honesty which charms as much as honesty
ia a man; and bsth SO rare, and at the same time
so ins.im able that the celebrated dlsteh Of mo
raj bard will equally apply to silher
"a wit 3 a feather, and chief rod
An honest man 5 the noblest work Of Gojw
The Cardinal Farnes, who was very properly
named the patron Of the poor, gave public audience
once week Ia INDECENT persons IN his neighborhOOd
nd distributed his abundance Of them according
their wants. A woman of genieel address but m a
detected forlorn condition, presented herself one ia
ith her daughter beautiful creature about fifteen
years old before this liberal ecelesiastic.
any lord said She the rent Of my houSelfy
crowns) has been due some days, and my ~ ord
Threatens to turn me into the street, unless aid
within the week. Have the goodness, my orksta f.
dina to nterpose your sacred authority, till BY our
industry We can satisfy the demand Of persecu.
tors
The cardinal wrote billet, which be put into the
petitioners ha nd and said, " Go 10 my steward with
this paper and receive from him five crowns But
the steward, on Var presenting the document, paid
down ffty. Tb~Awoman absolutely refused 10 re.
ceiye more than Eve, alleging that his eminence gave
Both were so convinced OF acting literally according
to order that 1t mutually agreed TO refer the NIT
ter TO the cardinal himself
/" II i. tue said he, there must be mistake
Give me the paper, and will rectify It," tie ~.
turned the billet, thus certified to the woman, say
ing " So much cancor and honesty deserves recon-
pense. Here have ordered you thousand crowns.
What you can spare Of II lay up as dowTy TOR your
daughter in marriage, and regard my donation as the
blessing of God on the upright disposition of pure
mind"
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AERIAL NAvIeAuoH.-Signor Muno Muzzi e1hI
bed yesterday in the saloon Of the Alhsmbra, his
apparatus for regulating the motion OF the balloon
The entire apparatus consists OF spheroid wIh the
horizontal axis two feet in length, being half the
length Of the vertical one, which are appended
firmly two rectangular planes, bisectng the horizon
at an angle of about forty degrees, and triangular
one, probably Is inches long, with base of ABBOTT
inches in segment Of a circle the tail Of fish
does; by modifying the position of which, Signor
Muzzi processes to be able TO give any direction de-
sired to the balloon. The model seemed to work
well enough but whether the great supercies of the
machine would not present too much assistance TO the
pressure of the atmosphere TO admit OF its being
moved with facility by any person power taken
In 1t, Il more than we can say Besides, the obJec.
ton which has oiled all xronauts heretofore exists
in regard to the apparatus of Sgnor Muzzi, shat
an apparatus floating in one medium, without connex
ion with another, can not be steered guided This
was the rock upon which Fulon's torpedos were
practically wrecked, as we fear Muzzis balloon will
be the one floating in the water submerged and the
other in the air, without any conncxion with the
earth. The machine, however, is ingenious, any may
yet lead to something more perfect-.N,o York Jour
Of Com.
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THE EIGHTH CONGRESS-
THE HON. w. H. HAMMETT.

The present Congress has closed its labors
after concentrating the wishes of the People
with regard to one of the most important mea-
sures that has been presented since the adop-
ton of the Federal Constitution and it is a
pleasing reflection to those, who have labored
assiduously in the cause of their country TO see
the Representatives of the People return to the
bosom of their constituents amid the smiles OF
their appreciation for the faithful performance OF
their duty, surrounded as they have been by in
ternal foes. A question of such magnitude as
the annexation Of Texas, called into active ope-
people, whose bosoms burn with feelings of deep
devotion for the honor and glory of the country,
and the steady, but sure, advancement of Re
publican principles and those Representatives
who have proved true to themselves and their
country, on this trying occasion, deserve the
gratitude of the civilized world, which will be
awarded to them, as free-will offering, by their
constituents; and perhaps no man in Congress
has labored more faithfully in this glorious cause
than the Hon. William II. Hammett, since this
question was first presented to the American
people. His whole energies were directed 10
this great end, and his labors have been crown.
ed with "victorous wreaths." He endea-
vored TO shape the measure so as to secure the
support Of the Democratic party, and to unite il
in the cause of their common country; and he
labored not liz vain, as the eventful and tri-
umphant termination of this question fully cor.
roborates. Previous to the meeting of the Dem
ocratc Convention, he marked out for himselfa
course of policy which brought the question OF
Annexation directly before the People and
which terminated in the election of a sincere
and avowed friend of this great American mea-
sure; and TO him, perhaps more than any other
man, does the honor belong of presenting the
name of James Knox Polk before the People
for the first Office within their gift. Al
though warm, generous, ardent, and sincere
friend of Liberty, in its broadcast sense, yet he
never transcribed the bounds of prudence, in
pressing upon the nation the importance of the
acquisition ofthis beautiful and valuable country
the feelings whose people are homogeneous with
our own. He respected the opinions of those Of
his fellow members, who differed with him in
relation TO the modus operondi, by which Tex.
as was annexed TO our Union, but he never lost
sight for one moment of that respect which was
due to them and himself in pressing it upon the
attention Of Congress and the country and,
when he shall bid farewell to those with whom
he has been associated for the last two years,
- l. r IL
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THE INAUGURAL ADDRESS.

We (n common with the other editors oil the
city) have not had time TO read this document
carefully previous 10 its publication. Wemus'
therefore defer any heightened remarks we may
have TO offer on il, TO our next issue.
Ii is brei. however--lust as all such pfodue-
lions should be, in our opinion-and devoted
manly-as we are glad 10 dnd-to the principles
upon which the superstrueture OF the Admins
trslion is TO be based.
We doubt whether any msn-any Democrat
especially-ean raise an objection TO the Ad-
dress. lis orthodoxy ITSELF but while the
PRESIDENT for such he is now--is firm aud EN-
phatc in his declaration of principles, he ismlld
and eonciliatory towards those who differ with
him in opinion.
The only fault, we fancy, that will be found,
will be by certain class of politicians called
"rabdn They may have expecled-they cef-
tainy Notwithstanding would be said TO IN
dictate that great many removals and appoint
ments would be made They must, however,
dwell deliberately on the import Of the word
:. policy" and not be too hasty to condemn.
We are glad the President has not been very
afiluent in promises, on such inconsiderable
points, or, indeed on any particular points aside
from his pledge TO maintain his mistaken pnnei-
Piles. We have no doubt he will perform his
whole duty.