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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-06-12
TEMPERANCE DIALOGuEs AND

vHNEMPERANCE DIALOGUES AND
n. SONGS-For the Fourth of July
Temperance Dialogues for Juvenile meetings Pic
Mics, Sc, containing large number of useful and
interesting Dialogues; price l2J cents.
lhe temperance ong Book of the Mass Temper
ance Union, containing nearly fifty beautiful Songs,
Tor only ~ cts. Just received and for sale by
PARSON & PRESTON'S,
JED ISL Pratt st. next TO R. r. Depot.
DLAID AND STRIPED SWISS MUSLIN.
,,,o; I"Se recev a, a beautiful assortment of
Piain, PlaId and Striped Swiss MUSLINS
90 10 do Jaconets and Cambrcs
LACE; Striped MUSLINS
Plain and Figured TARLETONS
TARLEION ROBES, sc &cat
FRANKLIN GARnNER'S,
le2 lPRJ No. 1876 Market street.
EHEAP BALZARTNES AND LAWNS.
~ PRICES REDUCED Such Balzarnes as we
nave oeen selns ut 81 SO, 62t and rs cents, we in
unu CLOSING out al ?a 81 a7 ard 50 cents per yard
Also, elegant French LAWNS, at IS3, %, and 81
cents Ladies wishing TO purchase handsome and
cheap goods. are invited to give lis call MS they
may rel, on obtaining BARGAINS
jos 2w M ss Rai,in,o21e
GSILVtR PLATED VEST BUTTONS, lof
~ saie at mamlractnrer's prices. by
FREDERICK FtCKEY & SONS,
WSo $50 Baltimore street.
HNXTRA Fla r TOBIAS AND l. :, J0uY-
Hs SON'S Kea, Chnrch-St., Liverpool, WATCH
EN' ~ running tNsrs, sIp+ri article re-
ceived this day, with white and gold Dals For sale
at G D CLARK'S.
"s' ~" Nater ST., I'd door from Calvert.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-06-12

Broken SAFETY FUMp BANKS. A. C. Flagg,
Esq, Comptroller the State of New York,
gives notice that he will redeem at par, with
cut interest, the outstanding circulating bills
Of the Commercial Bank of New York, the
Commercial Bank of Buffalo, the Commercial
Bank Of Oswcgo, the Clnton County Bank,
the Watervleit Bank and the Bank of LYONS
FIRE IN New YoRE. On Tuesday, the
slaughter houses of Mr.. Eeld, and Ecklesen &
Myers, in Christie street, were entirely con-
sumed, and the dwellings of Alderman Cor
nell, David Marsh, and several others, much
injured.
WORCESTER COUNTY. This county has,ie-
Gently paid $780, 900 into theNstate Treasury en-
account of the direct tax. Good for her
Where's "little Calvert"
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-06-12
EpONNETS! BONNETS!

- - wv 1T,
J.7MES COBURN, at 1893, 'ust abnv. Light 81 has
got The hest assortment Of Spring BONNETS and is
selling them cheaper than any concern in he civ nr
Baltimore Ladies, if you desire to get n pond resi-
ana iashonhhf article call and examine for your
selves pon'i he hunbugged by people telling ,ou
tha' Cohufn has moved awav, and all that s6ri -,
t9g TO se' his custom, and prevent you fl ON doinr
well for yourselves. a,:,o
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-06-12
VIRGINIA SPRINGS.

ID eaS-T7 VIRGINIA SPRINGS. BY fal
EEyrg.ees$ssysa The cheapest and mos comfortable
-ssl.-s1-zz-- route, ne loss Of Sleep and so miles
less stagelng than any other route is by the Cbesa-
peake Bay, James River and Canal Boats.
LeaUtns baltimore Ga5g at O'Clock, a. M (ercept
S""'dys') ~ GEORGIA. Capt. Coffee, and HERALD,
Capt. russell. Arrive 81 Norfolk next morning ar &
O'Clock, A. NJ, thence immediately to Richmond by
ne steamboat CURTIS PECK, Capt. Davis, or JEW.
ELS capt sutton, arriving there by 4.'clock p. NJ,
thence at O'Clock in Canal Boats to l.ynchhurr in
~ hours, thence by Stages lin day time via the Nat
nrh Bridge I" the Springs. Through the whole route
ron Baltimore in day without any fatigue so re-
qnislte To lnvalids
Fare from Baltimore tRot Washington as so in
geni0uSlY inserted by the upper routeD to
WhItr Sulphur Springs. ..,.............. sly
Meals aud lodging included ON Boats to Lynch
purg, wnch IT paid lzs is the case on the other
boats) would be. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4
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TS9O COTTON AND SUGAR PLANTERS
u wishing to purchase NEGROES, or any in!og-
nation wanted, would do well 10 give me a call he
fore they make their purchases, would he greatly
TO their advantage in regard to prices.
j.. +. SCOTrI, General Slave Agency
and Intelligence office
Jeo 10 Exchange Place
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Leaving tie passage through osly..
{S5- Tickets procured at Baltimore Steam ckets,
Office. Spears wharf, Baltimore. Reply TO
ln23d L, SHEPPARD
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eshissI could never have been doubted: bu, iii.
document, prepared after our defeat. bears con-
eiusIvs evidence botn Of their patriotism and ai.
iniefestedness
"t situation IS peculiar. have been, in spit.
u heapeeied discontinue the object of honors
ana OF compliments usually rendered only 10
'hose who are successful aud victorious IN The
great enterprise OF mankind. TO say nothing of
other demonstrations. the letters, addresses. and
communications which have received. since
,he election, from every quarter, from collective
bodies and individuals, and from both sexes con.
Veying sentiments and feelings Of the warinest
regard and strongest friendship. aud deploriup
Inc issue OF the election. would cit . large vol.
ume. have been quite as much If no, moro 81
iee'ed by them than was by any disa ppoinirnen,
OF Psfso+i interest OF my own III the event Of tie
contest. Among them, gentlemen. your kind
ADDRESS WI be ever cherished by me with tho
most gr4lihed feelings; aud, ia the dur4hl, form,
N winch you have had the goodness to transmit
u 10 nae 1t WI! he preserved as precious memo.
mai, on which NY remotest descendants may
gaie, as have pcruseI ii, with proud satislac
lion.
an. gcIlrncn, with high rcspcr,.
your faithful friend,
II CLAY.
msisrs. JANIS r. Woop, BESJ DnAkE, and
othtEs.
Tic Tribune remarks TIN, tie letter was
received with the most lively and prolonn.
ed demonstrations OF satisfaction and Do.
light By the Whole assembly.
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TIE OREGON DIFFICULTY AND N
CREASE OF OUR NAVY.

As the difficulty which has arisen be.
tween England aud the United States, in
regard TO the settlement Of the Oregon
qge-lion, is likely 10 induce an increase of
our Navy, we copy some well conceived
thoughts on that suhjec, from the North
American:
Nations are like individuals, and in
general What is true Of man in relation 10
his fellow, is true Of Communities in rela.
ton 10 communities. Where men carry
no arms about their persons, breaches or
wounds and murders, are Of comparative
y rare occurrences. The contrary is true
where weapons are ordinarily worn. Let
the South Western States, as compared
with the North Eastern, suffice to prove
this assertion. The habit Of carving
arms bege,s the desire aud the habi. Of
using them. Jus, so with nations. Large
armies and navies are never maintained for
mere show and idleness. When govern.
meni has at instant command appliances Of
War. II is far more likely to court than
avoid War. The people of every country
are easily excited TO clamor for a resort to
arms, upon every imagined national ar.
front. Out leaps the sword, and once un.
sheaihed, reason is powcrIess until is
bloody wolha ia 4..aa,
d" National responsibility, no more than
personal, depends upon the capacity to do
mischief. True gIory-cerlainly The true
glory Of this Kepublic-is to set an
pre- Of equal laws, of popular in.s,,iii.
gence and sound .:.",ri,,y, Of industry,
thrift, refinement, steady progress, genu.
mo Christianity. Let these be our aims,
and let US leave to foreign despotsm the
business Of cutting throats and breaking
hrarts. There is strength in virtue
more real strength THAI all the engines Of
destruction ever Invented. Let US be Just,
mud we need 10, fear the world. There
is nothing to be feared with the right,
nothing to be hoped with the wrong"
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Is PIsseoied to the minds eye which The

Is presented TO the minds eye which the
world has never seen.
But this IS the fancy view Of the cues.
non, and taken irIespe eiiye Of the vast dil.
ncuiiies which lie ia the way Of It's ,eali.
zation. We confess ourselves 80 lit,le
possessed Of the spirit Of enthusiast, rs 10
lear That evil rather than good viii be the
result OF The Efforts To accomplish this
great enterprise. A large portion Of the
immense territory vet 10 be brought 10 n
knuSled-e of the sweets If republican
liberty and Christian religion is Inhabited
by people blinded by ignorance and be.
suited vi h superstition. 10 oilighteu and
ret run them would he The task Of ages 10
al! The philanihropisrs Of the universe. To
Suhhue and enslave them, or exlirpaie
them, - the only alternative. And, m
nus undertaking, what is "a become Of our
sense Of justice, of humaGily, aud Of the
divine Precepts sl the religion Of Chtl.t7
But, SINCE The ttste Lf .,l..,yI which our
'H'id'Tobbng race have acquired Lv the
appropriation Of Te1ae, We are prepared
to believe that this and every consideration
VIII give way before Tie irresistible pas
SION Tor icrrItorial ACKNOWLEDGEMENT which
has sc'2ed npon our people. Justice, NOR.
atty, the integrity Of our Union, and the
preservation Ut our free institutions " IN oil
'aii 1" erect bar to tho rapacious spirit Of
aggression. Texas is ours, California
nust be 50 speedily; aud people obyinnsly
betiaY an intense lnpatIeuce at the della '
~ apprnf-;a;iEI 70 ourselves the gold and
si,,Gr gods Of lie Mexican churches.
II Is this kinding into fame The strong
passions for conquest and rdpine, which is
deeply implanted in the bosom Of our spe.
c'es, which caused US more especially to
regard with apprehension and alarm the
Texas project. That iniqui'y was the be.
ginning OF The mischief; where aud when
II viii end, the wisest can neither foresce
nor conJecturc.-Richmond Wig.
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ANOTHER DESTRUCTIVE FIRE NEAR
PlTTSBURC.

BY the passengers IL the Western cars las;
night 80 learn that a destructive FIRE occurred q;
AIleg,ny city, opposite Piusburg, on Friday last
No papers from that city haying been received
by the mail we are without any particulars in de-.
tail, though wo are assured by a gentleman who
saw PttsJurg paper Of Saturday in the ears,
that tho rumor is but too well founded The
number eff buildings said to have been burnt is
about thirty and the loss estimated at nearly the
sum of five hundred thousand dollars Whether
they were storchouses or dwellings, wo are not
Informed The city of Allegany is considered as
part Of the suburbs Of Pittsburg, ana Is rapidly
approaching it in sizo and population. Il con.
tains all The depots and WAREHOUSES; of the differ
cnt transportation companies, and is quite me'.
cantiIe city. The population Of the two cities
are, however, identified in interest and feeling,
and this may be considered second calamity
on PttsbuTg, 1t is supposed to have been the
work Of an incendlary.
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EXTENT OF THE REPUBLIC.

IL is becoming an everyday remark,
and topic of common conversation, that
our Republic viii extend, nj no very dis.
tant day, from the northern limits of Can.
ada to the ls,hmus of Darien. One great
republic, six thousand miles long and five
thousand wide, consisting of some hundred
smaller republics, swayed by wise and
equal laws, peop'ed by a brave, active, en-.
terprising, md industrious race. and en-
bracing every variety of soil, Of climate,
and production what imagination can
forcshadow its magnificent destiny ! The
idea is grand and imposing, and a picture
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LETTER from MR. CIV.

The su'jnlncd letter from MIR. Clay, IN
answer to the Address of the Central Cay
Committee Of the city OF New York, was
read on Friday ntgks before ,he commit
tee und large number Of citizens who had
assembled for the purpose Of hearing II:
ASHLAND, ArRiL 25, 1915,
GESrLsaEs: Tbs Hon. Willis Green deliver
cd TO me a few days ago, at this place, the sd.
dress TO me which you did me the honor TO make
the 4th Of March last, enrolled on parchment and
enclosed in a silver case, manufactured by Mr..
William Adams for the occasion.
I received il with emotions of grateful sensl-
bility, which il would be vein TO attempt to de-
scribe. Waving all consideration OF the causes
and consequences Of the recent Presidential cleo
ton, Of which il treats, ne past and irrevocable
event. on which have neither inclination, nor
would il, perhaps, be fitting for inc to eFPatnte,
I take pleasure in expressing my profound ana
grateful sense Of the great persevering, and OF.
fcient labors of tho Central Clay Committee OF
the city of New York during the canvass which
preceded tho slccton. And must express also
the high and lasting obligations which feel TO
the csusnitees and TO the Wings of New YORK
dDuee towards me. displayed at the commence
mont and throughout the whole progress of the
and now manifested in terms of fer
yid and touching eloqncnce in the address before
ms The patriotism which animated them IN the
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DIED

In this county. on the pod instant, an infant
daughter Of Mr.. J. S. and MIS-. Eliza L. Davis.
sged five weeks.
Also, on tho 2sth, Mrs. ELIZA l.. DAVIS,
wife Of Mr. ] S. Davis, aged sbou, % years.
Also, on the 29lh instant, of malignant sore
throat, Mr.. NATHANIEL A, HARRIS, aged
shout 80 years.
In iiopeWel on the 9th instant WILLIAM.
son of Mrs Doyy Dougherty, aged about years.
At Mill Hill, Cabarrus county, on the 10Th
inst, SAMUEL J son Of Jacob and Elisabeth
Stirewalt aged about IL months.
In this County, on the 2lst inst. Mr.. THO
MAS JAMESON, aged about IS years.
In Lincoln county, on the 22d INST, ROBERT
LEE, infant son OF DR.. Lee A. and Mrs. Martha
c. Moore, aged 10 months and days.
death may the bands of life unloosc.
But can't dissolve my love-
Millions CT infant souls compose
The family above. Com'd.
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Mr.. SECRETARY WALKER.
One hair IF Mississippi in his pock,I

Upon the appointment of Senator Walker 70
tho Treasury Department, it is vol known 4 al
the State Of Mississippi was letl with hut ope
representative IN the Senate Of the United StatsS
The successor to this gentleman was soon after
appointed BY the Governor OF his State, and the
appointment enclosed to Mr.. Walker. with re-.
ques, that he might hand it over TO Mr Ghomp.
SON who was the person selected to succeed hnl.
Mr.. W, net !ancying the appointment OF MIR T.,
took upon himself the responsibility Of pucketing
the appointment until Mr. Thompson had leit
the seat Of government, whereby the State of
Missssippl was only half represented III the
Senate.
Il appears that the distinguished Secretary is
getting a severe rap over tie knuckleS for his
high handed measure, by some of the politicians
Of his State.
he could pocket one half of Mississippi so
easily. he will try his hand next by endeavoring
10 pocket the United States, Treasury aud all.
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AGRICULTURAL MEETING.


The Mecklenburg Agricultural Society
heid ITS second regular meeting for Is45,
81 The Charlotte Hotel, Nav 6th. After
me calling Of the roll, DR.. Ross, from the
COMMITTEE appointed 10 prepare a list Of
Premiums Tor iolJ, reported as follows:
The Committee appointed 81 the Meek.
burg Agricultural Society. at its February
meeting, TO prepare list of Premiums foe
The year ls45. beg leave 10 reporl the fol-
lowing PREMIUMS:
For Tho best lot Of Corn, grown on rot less than
one acre OF land, s5 W
Fg the best LOT Of Wheat, grown 5u not
less than nno acre OF land s 90
For tbs gFeatest quon,iy Of Grco tby
weight, grown on 10. ess than ula acre
Of land. Z 90
FOR the greatest quantity Of Gotten. {nte
seed. grown un not less than BIO acre, %
For the best lol VI Yufhips, gtowh Gu moi
less than hulf an acre, so
10! nc sts; CCH 10. exceeding two years
old. 2 %
For the hes, Nude Cot not exceeding Two
years old 90
For the hes, BuA o, Rsifsr C4lf. not ex.
ceeding two years old 90
FOR the best Hog, not exceeding ,w0 years
old, d 90
For the best Lcr 3 50
Tor the beat riace Of DoRt-.,- Jdnes, not
less thsa ~ yards. i! 90
For tho best peice of Domestic Fioaael, no,
less than 10 yards, 90
Fur the bee: LOT OF .lrt.ca0lss, not less than
one fourth of an acre, 50
For the bcs; lot OF Com Std,k No!dsses,
not less than 10 gallons, s 90
Tor the best lot of h.Sa Patufces nat less
than Of an acre, 81
For the best lot OF Sreet DO ! acre . so
Your Committee would suggest the pro-
prlety Of dividing The Society luto four els.
Iricts, SO as 10 make each dlstric, as con-
ren!ent for examination as possible and
appoint committee in eHch district for
the purpose OF examining each members
farm once IN each year, and make report
to the soc.-:. ;-cr.. = ctitr no. less han
ton Dollars, or more, us the Society may
find itself able, for the best managed farm
in all lis Departments in each district.
Ordere6, Iha! >aAy person competing
for the Premium on Flows, sAz!. show tina,
ms plow IS an improvement on the pows
IN ordinary use, and shall exhibit il at the
falr, and there have its qualities tested.
Committee, he County was divided into
four Districts, and Committees appointed
to award Premiums for the best managed
farms in each, as follows:
lst. p-3!,,rr: Prom Masoa's Ferry
Road (storting at Charlotte to Beal,y's
E-;a tsoad- Committee, Col. +. |. Grier,
k. NJ. Alcxamler, 4. B. Dayiasou.
Cd: From BcaHy's Ford Road 10 States.
vile COMMITTEE, Col. 3. ". Alex.
ander, Lewis Diukins, Andrew Springs.
3D. From S,atesyii'e t,,uad to Salisbury
Road--Comm,,ee, Capt, John Walker,
+. II. Maxwell. E-,,. T. L. Hutchiso,,, ESQ.
9TH: From Salisbury Road to Mason's
Ferry Road-Commitee, Maj r. Morrow
James II. Davis, WIN. Reid Esq.
The Committees TO Report al the next
annual meeting.
J V. rANProN. ss.rtsary.
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TIE RECENT TELESCoPIC Dissolve
RES.

II is said that some novel and uuexpect.
ed discoveries have been made by the i'm.
mense telescope of Lord Rose. Among
others, it is said tina, Regulus instead of
being a sphere, is found to he o dtsc-that
the nebula in the belt of Orion, is an uni
yersal system, sun with planets revolving
around il. OF forty.three Of HerschePs
nebula, and by him considered unresolva.
bic, all were found to be composed of stars.
The luminous centres Of some, which Her.
schsI considered proofs of condensation,
are ascertained 10 be central glohular cIus-
lers of much larger stars.
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FOR CONGRESS.
Col. DAN'L- VI. BAEsRINGER.
CANDIDATES IN MEcKLENnuRo

" "o are authorized to Announce BRALY
nAiES Esq, az candidate for tho Office OF
, oup'y Court Cis't at the cnssins August e.
r We are authorard,o announce CHARLES
! n ALEXANDER. jun. Esq as a candidate for
70. election TO the Office of County Court Clerk at
the ensuing August Election.
we are anihorized 10 announce ALEXAN.
DER GRAHAM, Esq, as a candidate 70, the
Office OF County Court Clerk al the ensuing An.
gust election
we ere authorized to announce WILLIAM
X REID, Esq. as a ra~lida,e Tor tho Office Of
oun'y Court Clerk at tie ensuing Angus! clec
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HIBLE BURNING IN THIS CITY.

Abou, two weeks ago an apprentice iu
tha family u German Catholic baske.
maker, in Delaney street, "A few doors from
Ludlow str. was deprived Of three Bibles,
one after another, which were cast into the
fire. The last out was rescued from de-
s'ructIon by stranger who happened to
witness the saeriioge. This is fact.
Americans, are you prepared TO give up
your Bibles to the flames l-perchance
your mothers Bibles Shall these things
be tamcfy tolerated for the interest of po-
liticilns -Aew York Paper.
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PERJURY IL H!GH PLACES.

Some years ago two gent eacn, VIC
lrarn, Of this county sold property 10 The
amour, Of several bundled dollars 10 a man
IN Mississippi, and tooA his note for the
same. il was found necessary to bring
suit upon tins note, and to ,ha, end 1t was
sent to an attorney IN that State. The
lawyer mislaid the note and could not find
Il. After which the creditors made aif.
datit 10 the effect that they had received
such a note upon which, and the affidavit
or the attorney, suit was brought; bat The
nan uho had purchased The property oP.
pearrd an Court and 5rorC that he had neu.
er parchdseG The property, girsu h's note,
or had day dealings uih tie mra, his crei.
Rors. The note as described ia the aft,
davils was found and produced. The case
being one not admitting of torget!ulness, il
must be near akin to downright and pre-.
meJllaled perjury. And who is he Why
40 more nor less than Robt. J. Walker
Mr.. Puk's Secretary uf The Treasury, The
RopudtutorI such is the RAN who hA= been
taken to grace high station 10 the Gov
crnneaI OF tins great nation.-.G.iam6ld
Observer.
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enr The editor OF the Jcfcrsonian saws

We The editor OF the JefFcrsonian SAYS
that IN defending ourself from the arrows
OF 4" an independent whig" We could not
permit the opportunity 20 pass, bot mus,
draw him into tie matter is the writer
The public can jldgc how far VIC shot Of
the mark when We state Iha, AZ hpp.ica.
lion was made for llie name OF the author,
when the Editor declined giving il up, bat
assumed the responsibility, which IN our
view Is, tantamount to an acknoa ledument
Of being 10 some way connected with the
communication. lie seems 10 smart On.
der The charge Of has establishment being
a "lplnt stock concern" but denies HE
the charge and hopes that he will hear no
more Of this contemplate warfare" We
tell this editor when he drops the terms
" federal sheet " and such like, we shall
drop JOINT stock concern" no, before.
VIC are not going 10 be blufed off. As We
may have done mother candidate" in.
justice by stating that he was part owner
Of the Jeifetsonau, we now state as com.
ing from This candidate " that although
Al one time he had an interest in the es,ab.
lishment, no such interest now exists.
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SIR ROBERT PEEL ANDMR. CALHOUN
Mr, Fish, Of the Washington Journal,
writing from New Yolk, saYs:

IL Heard gentleman say who saw Sir Robert
Peel short time Si"co, that taat distinguished
statesman held up both hands with onishment
when he heard that Mr. Calhoun had boon len
on, Of MIR. Folks Cabinet. "What," said he
suffer Mr.. Calhoun to 90 into retiroment2 lie
ts the last statesman Of past and the first of the
present age. In England things are managed
better" We agree with Sir Robert that Mr..
Cnlhean would have settled the Oregon question
IN more speedy manner than sny one else, and
as for creating war, wars arc mode by tyrants
with the t,m.d and the cringing, not with the
bold and strong! Thero would have been no war
with Nr. Calhoun. Whether the long editorials
on Oregoa printed in Washington pspor, will
cause tight CT not, is question !cs fIlgro con
Yours truly"
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MARRIED

In Llncnster District, 5, c., on the 18th inst
by Wm Culp, Esq Mr., DANIEL MILLS, aged
about 20 years, to Miss NANCY REDFOOT.
aged about so
IN York District, $. c., on the 23d instant, by
the Rev p. Pritchati. Mr.. BARTHOLOMEW
FULLER to Miss HARRIET SMITH, all Of
York District.
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The protect was Pu, 10 vote, Senior Boyes
found himself entirely alone, every oaher
member voting against him. This shows
that the Administration has The most per.
feet confidence Of the House.