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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-13
Webster and Nntivi-In.
For Tie Tribune.

NEx-YoRK, Nov. 70, 1915.
MIR GREELgY-Is see by the Rochester American
of the 9TH tina, am taken task for having IN your
paper Friday last. writing from Boston, expressed
nv regret at the rumorcd resignation OF Mr.. WEE
sTER and nv regret also that some Wings were
acting in such way, by counting an alliance with
the Natives. as TO result in what | then predicted
and what has since occured-a failure TO elect State
officers in Massachusetts by the people After quot
ing my remark that The Wings had not adopted
single idea Of the Natives, the Editor lamen's
over my innocence and adds;
Did the scribber in question ever hear OF Mr.. Web.
ser's speech in Faneuil Hail. wherein he pronounced
the single idea OF the Natives paramount to all otheT
party questions II ne would do wei 10 conhne tue
exhibition Of his ignorance to private circle oil iiehoS
| and eschew the public press
The scribbler' OF the American should coniine
&" the exhibition of lis ignorance 10 bis own pre-
cinc,s The single idea of Naiivism, not TO men
ton their main spring of action. Religious lntoler-
ance is 10 extend the time requisite for citizenship
in Foreigner from ) to 81 years This Is the only
tangible idea ever promulgated by the Natives
except the few good ones stolen from the W hgs and
the many bad ones flched from the Loco-Focos.
Now | distinctly assert that the " scnobier oil the
American is ignorant in place OF your humole
servant DANIEL WEBSTER did not come out IN
Faneuil Hall in favor oil extending the time 10 Il
years, nor OF extending i, at all. He came out in
favor of such amendment and revision Of the Ma
turaliza,ion Laws as would prevent those who ar
rived in this country from voting in 60 days alter
their arrival, or before they were the legal time in
the country This is Wing doctrine, and was never
adopted BY the Natives. 1. is the doctrine OF all
honest men. So far as Ar. Webster has expressed
himself, he has not adopted single idea OF the Ma
,ives and they have but one Of their own and that
not good one Let the American If II can or dare
poin,to one single passage in Mr.. WebsteFs first
or last speech in Faneuil Hall since the rise OF Ma
tivisn, in which he has advocated the extension OF
the time single day beyond five years =" here
then is the exhibition ofignorance2
But even if Mr.. Webster had spoken IN favor OF
Na,iyism, thai would no, alter my assertion that
the Wings have not adopted single idea OF The
Natives Ii would only prove that ne had deserted
the Wing platform. Mr. Webster though 'phts'
is not tie IVhigs Our party is not given TO swear
TO the ipse digit of any man as law. But TIL the
Natives can prove that Mr.. Webster has favored
their twenty. zone years scheme, they ought TO let
tina, grea, man escape suspicion OF being In favor OF
principle which blasts everything it touches
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-13
Trinl of Gov. Thomas for Libel.
Correspondence of The Tribune

WASHINGTON CITY, Nov II, lel5.
In the case OF the L. S. VS.. F. Thomas, ex.Gover
nor of Maryland in an indictment for libel al the
instance of Senator Benton in the L. S Circuit Court
for the District Of Columbia General Jones, the
Counsel for defendant this morning read atfidavits
setting forth the necessity Of the evidence OF certain
witnesses from Missouri and Virginia to the defend
ants case, and after considerable argument pro and
con the Court finally decided TO grant an attachment
against the witnesses required, made reiurnabIe at
the next term of the Court. The case accordingly
goes over until the next term The witness in Nir.
ginia, understand is Mrs Thomas, the wife of the
defendant, and the one il. Missouri Mrs Linn, the
widow Of the late Senator Linn. THoUGHrfUL.
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The Original and only Genuine Ut
-ALVANIC STRENGTHENING PLASIt-.

r. Certificate No. I3.--Thc suboined cer..I1,e
selected from number. Is from gentleman OIL - sy
onsbie Standing and responsibility, cow resident u -.
Of Brookyn, strong aud unequiyoca proof u =
bic character OF this remedial AGENT other
ndisputable furnished the Office OF inc p
c;pa! agent, No. % Chambers-st. ,sA
The undersigned having TOR some years suffers ~
from pain In th- hip, occasoned by fall sirnrs .s
rheumatic Affection does not hesitate 10 give tbs
Eniona TO the utility and intrinsic value OF
Metane Strengthening Plaster aud 20 assert MS
hei appreciation oi the invaluable properties !hc"f
IL IL ,.h,e
Having at times suffered severely scarcely ia, IT,
10 raise my limb and rendered almosts cf.ppe IN
duced TO ~ his remedy aud surprised 10 M ~
fy short time after application OF the Plaster an esrsd
stantaneous cessa!1 OF pain and my limb so h.n
that raised /! and walked with much greater esse
t.ro years previous. -, ,-i
an thoroughly convinced of lin singular nfhSeGse
ability 10 effect speedy in similar cases ana
recommend It with confidence 10 my friends ---p,Np
(Signed) LOSEE VAN NoSiH4
New York, November |, 1915. ia In
II Secured by Letters Patent, and for sale os No
porter. No. William ST. al tie Principal ohlis
Chambers. OF aud by respectable Druggists se1es"S'
Ms aTh&S (1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-13

~ The science Of Medicine has eretofore taught, We
believe, the ncurabilty OF consumption. Yet there are re-
corded many remarkable of this disease, aIrb1Ie
indeed much To any medical skill the scciiea
tai Of fortunate Influences Now, it is well
known fact that the doctrine incuraby and acc
dental cures have been laid down in other diseases wa
subsequent knowledge has proved to be easily durable
We have faith in the law of progress and disposed
blink like eyentful period has arrived in the history o.
consumption. Experience, common sense and nRa0sy
teach that adequate remedy set 10 operation s
very accidental! concurrence OF fortunate iLhuencss-
Beeknans Pumonic Syrup is that remedy; and not only
in consumption but in all diseases Of the chest lungs sn
throat, is the best medicine that can be employed.
Beckmans Syrup be hal, in this city, OF tie poph'
etor at his Office No %! Cortland.sL ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-13
Hoyt and Butler Letters.---IIr. Golds0n An
swered.


The Editor of The Tribune is respectfully requested
to insert the following note and answer. There were
three clerks in the Records Office last May. Two
main The letter OF the yesterday is replied TO by
the note OF the other to-day. Error in Judgment may
be often convicted Of but wiful alsehood nope shall
ever be enabled to shun Mr. Goldson might truly have
said that he knew not what to do with the copies
took but to state that had not his appreciation and that
he did not know that took copies, was untrue unknd
unjuatfiablc. W. l.. NJ.
NEw.YoRK November II, lSi5.
To Ipgkam Coryen Esq, Records Office, Custom House,
Neac- York
SIR-An old and respectable citizen, in whose family
resided several months here when visit from Can
ada twenty-five years ago. will hand you this note and
its enclosure which is copy of statement made IN
this days Tribune giving unqualified denial to certain
passages in narrative OF yesterday relative to GER
letters which appeared in political pamphlet com
posed oy me and published az Boston have consulted
no one while writing OF late for the public journals in
explanation ard till now have not been contradicted.
Whether ought to be in this case you, OF all men not
specially interested have surely the best means OF nior
mation-and therefore call upon you as an act OF JUS
tce both Mr.. Goson and myself TO do as you would
desire to be done by in any similar case.
Mr. Goldson positively airms that never as ked his
consent to copy any these letters to take them
any of them home to be copied-and declares that he
only gave appreciation TO such course but was
entirely ignorant that had at auy time pursued IT,
You knou whether my statement OF Monday last was
true false and Join in the appeal made to you and
others by Mr. Godson that you would state what you
know on this question Of veracity.
| am, Sir yours respectfully,
w l., MACKENZIE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-13

FINE GREEN AND BLACK TEA-Very superior oolonsi'
extra do Ga Young yson superb articles. Is d and d.
at the wholesale and retail of the Canton Tea Con-
pany 6S Greenwich-st the OF Corandst ani
l23 Chathamsl bet~ Pearl aud Roosevelt This Is e
oldest and largest Tea Establishment in America The
reputation for upright dealing az for the very high quality
oftbeir goods stands and doubtless will forever stand un
rivalcd. We earnestly recommend families, country mr
chants and the whole public this very respectable ea
bshmeuL
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THE TRIBUNE.
rNvSSnAy, NoNNMweH IL, tStA

w. nv \ Ee,ysw NJ .ev~'1l NNrAs relating 'N Italy
LAW Sys,sscs, N>Ne,sn c,N'ms, Native ~o Nstvisw
SstNe,a NAt>s, Me>S7n News liNekney CNarhcs SS,cs
~ CSryNSNt rogVst Mi Nsad,rN,tor', omnie"se'
NSS,S * SvaS IN Mats E>ytese LISA VI Letters IN
~ ,>,a, ~, lNl NJ <,>, ~, cus,e rNsc- to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-13
The sub-criber offers tor sale al
REDUCED PRICES.

~ GiranGoles, Solar Lamps Tea Trays and Table ~ b.
lrry Plated CAKE BASKETS, Castors Candle sicbs' -
Britannia Ware Silver Table aIa Tea Spoons, &c -,
Buyers viii ind il TO their advantage call, as he ~.
offered great reduction from former prices sha
be found cheaper than at any other store.
o3i lmis ~ ALBERT BEACH, III Chaths1''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-13
M. Coryell's Reply.

NEWf DIRK, NOV. T., 10.
VIM L. MACKENZIE, Esq.-Sr:-In reply to yours OF
today feel bound, under the circumstances 10 say
tina. have read in The Tribune your statement and Sr
Godsons reply and that upon the unpleasant issue thus
made between you, you are correct. -.....
Respy yours, lNGHAM CORfELL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-13
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.

FLORIDA ErEcrroS-'rhe " Floridian Of the
ls states that 50 far as the returns have been Fece
ed, Cabell fWhi;j was 81 votes ahead Of Brockea
brourh but tina, several returns we're yet to come
in officially, which would elect B. by u majority.
The e" Flordan" says II no further returns are re
ceived by next Tuesday, Mr.. Cabell viii have &C
cor5inr TO those now ill., 81 majority, and mus, be
declared elected but doubts II he wall take his seat
.,n.i,r III. circumstances.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-13

Pninting-.-A large and splendid COLLECTION Of Forse'
Paintings. including valuable private collection, WIZ
sold IN the Chambers-s- Gallery Granite Building plos-
way, on Tuesday. Nov. 10, Friday, Noy 2st 81 w
o'clock, By J. B. Glover. la this collection enorsfr-
large and valuable picture by A b. Durand t"o lahSscA
Brown,-be-idss originals by Both HacGaer Copley =
Doic DeHeiin L. Brun Vans paendoLck.Sc Also b-se--
y finished copies from C!auie Vernet Dro!ngi nc -
considered together the valuable aud desirable co
uon o! Pictures offered sale in this city. Alii
Free-dsy and evening III NIL"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-13

u We specially call the attention OF owners Of YES
sells OF all descriptions to the advertisement of The At
lan,ic Dock Company whose terms for laying up in win
ter suitable the times than that Of tho OPEN
unprotected docks Of the port.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-13

VERMONT CENTRAL RNLRoAD.--Ihe Directors
of this Company AZ their meeting. held al Monipehe
las, week voted 70 locntc the road 10 Burlington hrs
settling the question which has been aeia;ed IN the p
pers OF the termination OF this road upon the tasen
Shore of Like Champain. The whole road from WIND
oy m Burlington Is now located, with the exception OF
m, portion included in the controversy between he
Mortified and the Cult routes. This subject has received
the attention Of the Directors but final action upoa A
been postponed until next week when the Directors VII
,ret IN this city to determine this question and TO coe
the contracts for building the road. Boston Atlas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-13

e GREAT AMOUNT oY NOVELTY ASD AMUSEMENT
Is offered al the American Museum and city and country
friends cannot make better Of and money Isn Ia
gong there Splendid performances given al and y
r NJ in which Winchell, the great Comic Hqmorist the
appear. A fine living male Orsng Outang, and Dwarf,
with inrumerable other cUrioses, visible a. all hours.
This il positively tie last the Dwarf and MnsreIs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-13

II The great American remedies for consumption az
liver plant-Southern Balm and Alternative Pills we
take great pleasure in recommending these truly scen
and highly popular medicines the afflicted. To be hsi
the principle drug in The City and u. S.-Whoe'.
and retail! at the Depot 635 Broadway, and Wyatt Kt
III Futon-st. (2l DlU
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-13

Delicious OoLoNG-A most delightful black IA
called BY the Cclcs,ias "Ooons" is sold by the pekl
Tea Company IS Fulton 80 cents per pound srps
rior to any Black Tea have ever bought for douhe
that price Our readers would do well to compares
sample of it with tea for which they are now paying
cents and a dollar per pound. 1t is quite important
know where you get better tea at four shngs th
YOU have all along been using at cost OF six shings per
pound We copy the following from the Brdny@t
Courier
DELGcrous BLACK TEA At 30 CENTS PER PouND-
We have drank this delightful Tea and If we live to vi
Ncw-lork will drink II again; and what is more We
will bring chest OF il home with Us for ouIseN anu
ucishbors We have frequently paid one dollar pound
for black tea but we never before Obtuncd any thing
equal to this We used to be very fond oil VINE bG
hereafter let our drink be the delicious Oo0ng sold BY
the Pekin Tea Company the very reasonable price O.
nifty cents per pound.
We drink Green Tea, and for many years have beea
paying one dollar per pound tor it. But thanks TO the
Pakin Tea Company, get better ten from hsn
at - cents per pound We drink one pound per week
5y which saving thirteen dollars per yea
aud enjoying better tea in the bargain. Commend US
the Pekin Tea Company, say we Mirror
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-13

BEEkMAN's ORIGINAL GENUINE PULIosIc SYRuR-io
Celebrated remedy for the of Consumption, 60 .
Coughs Diseases OF the Lungs Liver Complaint and Dy
pepsia be had usual the old established Office o
the proprietor No. 49t Cortland-sL door below nc
NJ lir...n IL O5U
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-13

AMERICAN ISeENUrrr.-We are informed that the
Pins "a sample OF which took the premium at the late
Fair Of the American Instituted were manufactured oJ
machinery entirely. invented by Messrs. Browning &
Tomas They are now in operation az Mstteawan Fish-
kill Landing and ready to fulfil all orders they may re-
ceve Their Agents in this City are Leonard, Hone &
Ncol, 50 Pipa-sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-13

e THE SPIRIT OF THE AGE, in Opposition TO
the Death Penay is the title o. small paper which !, is
proposed publish semimon,hy during the session Of
the Legislature and permanently ii adequately supported
under the supervision of the Executive Committee OF
the New York State Society for the Abolition oi Capital
Punishment George E. Baker is the Editor. The
terms will be 80 copy for six months, or for
weniy.six copies For 81 three copies Will be sent, or
Is papers For So twelve copies will be sent or 3l2
papers and in ike proportion 1t ought to receive
strong support and it will. II only one in ten
of the opponents OF the galows subscribe for il 1t will
have lis, more than sucien, TO insure is continuance
until the necessity for such paper sha be done away
Friends of Humanity send in your subscriptions Ad-
dress Secretary of the Society for the Abolition OF the
Death Penalty l4o FuItou,s,. up stairs, New-iork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-13

e " B. palmer, the Agent for mos, of the best News
of all the cities and principal throughout, the
country far and Gear, receives Advertisements his Co
try Newspaper -4drertnnc Agsney, in this buildngEu-
trance at Inc Coal OFFICE. III g3u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-13

H HISTORY OF THE VARIATIONS or THE PRo-
TEsrASr CHURCHES By ]. B. BossuEr, Bishop Of
Meaux, has just been issued in two fair duodecmos
BY D. & ]. Sadier. IS God-st. This work stands
coniessedly ut the head OF all those which the Re
formation has provoked in defence OF the Catholic
Church or in criticism Of its opponents. In smpi-
city. directness, ability and energy, i, has hardly
superior in the annals of controversy Catholics
should see tina, this work is widely circulated. and
those who think tina, there is nothing to be said
their side of the question will hardly fail 10 admit
their mistake on pcrusing this master piece OF the
eagle of Meaux. It's very fairly printed yet evi-
IDENTIFY intended for cheap circulation. 1t should be
read along with D Aubigncs Reformation-;o get
good idea Of the Catholic and Protestant contro-
yersy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-13

The Boston Atlas of yesterday has some addition
al returns of the for Governor. making the ac-
count stand thus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-13

- The Chapel Of Unitarian Society in Troy
vii! De dedicated on Friday afternoon Sermon by Rev.
Mr.. Harrington OF Albany
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-13

RAILWAY AcelDry1s-These form the almost
constant topic OF the Boston journals During the past
week or two the number ofaccidents which have taken
place upon the different roads connected with that city
canno, have been less than dozen, some OF them IN
diving serious loss of lie. There must be gross
want OF attention on the part of the Individuals whose
business the safety OF the rans-ese WY
trn., inc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-13

~ Elliot, charged with the murder OF young
Kendall in Washington has been again unsuccessful! n
his efsorts 20 be hberalsd on bail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-13

Briggs over Davis, 1896; all others over Briggs.
1919 There are about 30 towns 10 hear from
The Wings have elected = Senators in Barnsta
HE and without doubt, in Nantucket and Dukes
,,at;ns 70 in all Vacancies 2s all 10 be filed with
Wings.
The House as far as heard from, stands loo Wing
40 Loco. 3 Native. We are pleased 10 observe that
S,urr1 II VALLEY, Jr. Speaker OF the House last
wear, has been reelected from RoHbury- there Is
az least an even chance we presume tha' 'ne '. M
nisce in towns where there was no choice on the
frat trial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-13

~ The public hereby cautioned against the pEL
device resort-d TO by certain young III using Z!
hayenutiing to do with him, has he any
teres in, or knowledge OF my business whatever Ths
base and pucrc efforts, though ordinarily harmless eGo
evidently intended to create false impression,
require in that respect sufficient notice put the unHl
on their guard against the injurious Consequences OIL
thing ike deception. Z. S BEEKMAN, 49i Cort.entE
I5- ScHEScS's PULmoNic SYRUP Is II certain remedyb
the cure OF Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint Colds, Coup
and Diseases of the Lungs Any calling the or
No Cortland-s can oblain tgratis pamphlet gy,l
full description Of the above Diseases also reference ~
number OF persons OF high standing tia! have been cue
the Of this medicine
Beware otspurOus mitsions. To OBTAIN the pure So.
Inc, unauthorized Punonc Syrup, go directly TO the Pr
phetors office, No. 1 Cortlsnd-st n. Y.
Pelsc remember that r. 5. Beekman is longer an aSS
OF nine, and the proprietor Will not be responsible o "
medicine purchased OF him. he longer sells the 1e
Inc Schencxs Pulmonic Syrup
oi0 II 2) J. IL SCHENCk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-13

y \ wonderful Tyrolean vocalist makes his appear
this evening Alhamra" We have on good az
thory thai he ID. extraordinary singer (of that
stvle( who has visited the United States.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-13

-. The information concerning Hackney Coacn.
Ga Rates of Carriage Porters, omnibascs, Mails and
Expresses, on our Fourth Page will be interesting
10 our readers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-13

PROBABLE CAUSE OF THE PLYMOUTH ACCIDENT.
1t is usinus,ed ,hs, the pilot of the Lady Madison
the steamboat which into the Plymouth recently,
causing the loss OF much life and properywas drunk
at the of the accid Mt As evidence OF this he
is accused Of having the Lady NJ. shore only
few minutes previously, from which position he WINS
rescued By another boa. after which exploit he (thc
pilot within OF sinking the Fulton. Had
the fellow been sober be have heard the shouts
and admonrons Of the Captain Of the Plymouth. We
have no, particle of doub, that Burnett was n,oxi
Gated when he the Inflated Swallow upon the rocks.
There is but remedy tina, know of let the bars
on board these boats be removed and there will! be an
and 10 the evil.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-13
NEW-YORK--.OMcinl.
Massachusetts Election.

-Cr.f, Temperance. received ssS votes for Assembly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-13

~ We have additional translaiions from Mex
can papers received by the late United states vessels AZ
Pensacola rou, Vera Cruz One is the Monitor Con.
tnlcons Of the lOth Of October Il proposes 10 raise
the IS million loan 90 carry the Texan VAR out Of The
funds OF the cirsy. ne other Is the Diafa del Cob
emo. Of the l2.a which seconds the proposition.
'''' Union.
- The Methodist Missionary Society have sent,
on, IN die Roanoke bound ;rom Norfolk for L.bcia, re
movement 20 their mission in AlricS-Rev Mr Ben.
ham ana lady Rev. Mr. Hoyt end lady and Rsy, Mr.
- w. Tissiop m Mace of Rev MIR Seys. who has re-.
tuned home Mr. Hoyt goes to Cape Palm and Nj
Williams viii take charge of tho seminary at Monrova
~ The Danyille In,ellisencer states that trade
on the North Branch Pa Canal Is quite brisA AT the
Montour Iron Works the making OF Railroad "Un pro
cecds with regularity aud great dispatch
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-13

Grosc1A-Ware. Wing. has been elected TO the
House of Representatives from Madison Co. by Il
majority. There was tie a, the October ee''''H
between the Wing and Loco, Foco candidates.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-13
Court Calendar THIS DAY.


CoxnoS PLEAs-Nos Il, 81, 81, oe, 1T, T. lOl, I7s,
l. s. I6, 81. n rs, 81 a. &C. l07.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-13

II laborer named James Connallo was killed
at the corner OF Thirty ffthstree and Fthayenue by
the falling OF bank Of earth where he was digging
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-13

VERMoSr,-The Legislature OF Vermont ad-
journcd without day, on Thursday last. Among
their last acts was the passage OF series OF resou
tons relative 10 the annexation Of Texas The first
resolution declares that Congress has no right to an
mex foreign territory the second tina, the anne1a
ton OF Texas will tend TO weaken the bonds OF the
Union the third protests against the annexation
wi,hou, the consent of al the States and The fourth
instructs the delegation in Congress TO act in accord
ance with the preceding resolutions