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Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-03-19
PRESIDENT POLK'S
ZV.aFG UR.4L ADDRESS,.
Delivered March 4, 1915.

Delivered March T. 1919.
FELLOW CITIzEN.--Wnhout solicitation on my
part, have been chosen by the free and voluntary
suffrage Of my cOuntrymen, To the most honorable
and responsible office earth. am deeply i'm
pressed with gratitude, for the confidence reposed
in me. Honored with this distinguished consd-
eration al an earlier period of life than any of my
predecessors, cannot disguise The dlffidence with
which am about To enter on lhe discharge ofmy
official duties.
If the more aged and experienced men who have
filed The Office of OF President TO the United Sales
even in the infancy of the Republic. ds,rusled their
ability TO discharge the duties of that exalted sta.
lion, what ought to be the apprehenslons of one
40 much Younger and less endowed, now that our
domain extends from ocean TO ocean. that our peO-
ple have so greatly Increased IN numbers, and at
a time when so great diversity oe opinion prevails
in regard the principles aud policy which should
characterize the administration OF our government
Well may the boldest land the wlsest tremble.
when mourning responsibilities which may de-
pend our country's peace and prosperity, and in
some degree, the hopes and happiness of The whole
human family.
In assuming responsibilities vas l fervently
invoke the aid of that Almighty ruler of The uni
verse; in W. hose baud are the destines of nations,
and Of men 10 gaurd this heaven favored land a.
.pa;nst the mischIefs. which. without his guidance
might arise from unwise public policy. With
a 6rm reliance upon the wisdom of omnipo,euce,
TO sustain and direct me in the path of duty which
/ am appointed to pursue, stand IN tine presence
of this assembled multitude of counrymen, To take
upon myself the soIem obligation 10 the best of
my ability, TO preserve. protect, aud defend the
Constituiion of the United States. ....
A concise enumeration of The principles which
will guide me in The administrative policy of the
Government, is not only in accordance with the
examples eel me by predecessors,bu is eminently
beiiing the occasion. .---., ...-
The constitution itself, plainly written as it is
the safeguard of our federatwc compact, the off
spring Of concession aud compromise, binding to-
teether in the bonds of peace aud union ibis great
aud increasing family of free and independents
States, will be the chart by which shall be d.
ecied.
liz will be my first care to administer the Gov.
pment in the true spirit Of that instrument, and
assume no pnwers not expressly granted. or
%rIy implied in its terms. The Government OIL
ttUnited States is one of delegated and limited
Peers, and BY sustaining from the exercise Of
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-03-19
COURTSHIP.
BY y. P. WILLIS.

"Oh. Laura. will nothing bring thee
Fer soften those looks of dsdain I?
Are the songs of affection | sing thee
Ali doomed to be sung thee in vain.
/ offer thee, fairest, and dearest,
treasure the richest I'm worth;
offer thee love the slncerest,
I he warmest eer glowed upon earth :"
But the maiden a naughty look Anging,
Said, cease my compassion to move
For Pm not very partial to singing.
And they're poor whose sole treasure is love ~
'sMy name will be SCUM ded in story
l offer thee, dearest, my name;
/ have fought il the proud field of glory!
Oh, Laura. come share in my fame.
1 bring thee a soul that adores thee,
And loves thee wherever :hou art.
Which thrills its tribute it brings thee
OF tenderness fresh from the heart"
But the maiden said. "Cease 10 importune
Give Cupid the OF his wing;
And fames but pitiful for :une-
And hearts are such vaiuless things"
Il .sOh, Laura, forgive if I've spoken
Too boldly may turn not away
For my heart with affection is broken
.,,y uncle died only to day!
My uncle, the nabob-who tended
My youth wilh affection and care,
Manhood who kindly beiriended-
= Has-died-and-.e
And the maiden sad, sweep not sincerest
My heart has been yours all along;
Oh, hearts OF treaeure are dearest
~ Do, Edward, so with your song.
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True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-12-24

III we consider the extent oil territory IN
volved in the annexalion--its prospective
Influence on America shy which
it has been accomplished, springing purely
from the choice ofhe people themselves
to share the blessings of our union,-the
history Of the world may be challenged to
furnish parallel
The Jurisdiction of the United States,
which at the formation OF the federal CON
stitution was bounded by the ST Mary's,
on the Atlantic, has passed Capes Of Florida,
and been peacefully extended TO the Del
E1ue. In contemplating the grandeur OF
lniscyaat, tits not 10 be forgotten that the
result was achieved IN despite OF the dlplo-
mallc interference Of European monarch
les. Even France.-the country which
had been. our ancient aIly-the country
which has a common interest with us III
maintaining the freedom ofthe seas-the
country which. by the cession Of Lousia-.
ma, fist opened to Us access TO the Gull Of
Mexico-the country with which we have
BEEN every year drawing more and more
closely the bonds Unsuccessful commerce
most unexpectedly, and TO our unleigned
regret, took part in an effort to prevent an
neXaIjon, aud 10 impose on Texas, as a
condition otiho recognition Of Her lndepsh'
dence by Mexico, that she would mover
join herself TO ne Umicd states " c
may rejoice that ihcliaaf0I ana PefVadi2i-E
influence oithe American pfiHciP PIE OF Seii-
government was sufficient to defeat ihe
Purposcsoi British oudIreueh interference,
and that the almost unanimous voice Of tle
people OF Texas has given 10 t.oi interior
ence a peaceful and effective reDu.e. from
lhis example, European governments may
learn how vain diplomatic oTis and jAiri-
cues must ever prove upon tins continent,
against that system OF seItgoyernment
which seems natural 10 ourSo'', and winch
will ever resist !1felg0 ialer'erenca.
towards raXas do not Doubt that
liberal aul generous spirit VIII actnaie
Congress mail that concerns her interests
aud roepaHg and thot she VIII never
luy cause 20 ret TINT she has united
Ig. ".oue starr o. our glorious considerations
regret 90 inform Won that our relations
with Mexico, since your last session, have
no, been otthe 'emicab!e character winch
jt Is our desire 20 cultivate with all ioreign
nations. On the sixth day OF March last,
Tue MeEicanenvay extraordinary and MN
lister r.cuipoionliary to the United States
..,.A. =, 4 .a1,,I t,r,flet T., tho name Of his
The New York herald., 1845-01-05
Sporting Intelligence.

JOCKEY CLuB RACES -MErAIRIE CouRsE, Second Day,
Dec 26-lt ssd that the sport most unsatisfactory,
the having been won so easily that i was scarce
worth writing about. OF the ak entries Tdrantuls L.
t,rnah, Music, Native Ru6n and Mdasalmost any two
would have been bac ked at even ainst the held The
current betting, however, was Rufin ard Tarantula or
Rntn and Ii stu-nah sgainst the balsncef any thing
Rufin was first favore.
In neither heat Music headed In the first heat the
start very good in the second Music obtained an
advantage yards in the outset with the
help Of being in action the drum tapped No
caught her, and she out winner the subjoned
summary will show Of Of the best races ever run in
the State, at the distance The was some
what better than the day previous The time made
surprised the best judges.
WEpNEsDAy, Dec goth, lS44-Proprietorl Purse $500.
Free for all ages Louisiana Weights.-Two mile heats
d. F. Kenners gr Music, by imp. Philip, out Of
Piano, by Bertrand; s. y.o l
Y. N. divers (Thos. Kirman's) ch Ii tukah,
bp imp AindcrnyI out Of linp. Jenny Mills; .
ly.o.
A. L.. Bingamans ch. Rufhn, by imp Hsdgeford,
dam by Sir Archie; 4y.o 8
VIM. j. Minots CHI. T. Tarantula. by Imp. Belshaz-
zar, dam by Stakeholder; 4y.o.
P. "A Cocks ch. colt Native, by Medoc, out Of Ann
Beauchamp;l y. o.
R. Ten Broechsb b h. Midas, by imp Rowton, dam
by Roanoke; by.o. dis
Time 40, ~
The New York herald., 1845-01-05
fFrom the Commercial Advertiser !


THE TRIAL OF BISHOP ONpERDoNK.-Of eight speci6ca-
tons in the presentmen not tried the witness de-
cnng to testify. On another specification, third
the accused was found not guilty two Of the Bishops
however being in favor Of verdict imputing degree Of
guilt below the terms Of the specification.
On the six remaining specifications the vote ol-
McIlvaine, Polk, Lee, Johns, Eastburn Henshaw Free
man, ii add presenting Bishops Meade Otey. Elliott
making a. Not gully Ives, Kemper 0adsden, DELANEY
Whittingham, Doane, 6.
The on the sentence alter rendering the verdict
stood thus:
FrRsr B.LLor.-For D,poasion- Chase Hopkins. McIl.
vains Polk. Lac. John: Eas,burn, Henshaw,s
Suspenuon-Brownell, Smith, Freeman, 3.
admoniion-Ives, Doane Kempsr, Delaney, Gadsden,
WhittinGham, 8.
sECorp BALLOT Deposition II Chase Hopkins Smith.
McIlvafhe, Polk, Johns. Hspshaw, Z.
suspension Brownell, 0adsden whittipgham, Lee,
.admoniion n-Ives, Doane, Ksmpsr, Delaney, a.
THIRD BALLor.-Deposiiion- -Chase, Hopkins, Smith,
MeIlvaine, Polk, Lee Johns, Eastburn, 8.
SuspsnsioM -Brownell Ives, Doane, Kemper Delaney,
Gadsden, Within CHAM, Henshaw, Freeman, 0.
majority Of one voting for suspension
the Office Of Bishop in the Church Of God and from ali
the functions OF the sacred ministry
appears from this that the six who pronounced the
Bishop not guilty concurred in and produced the sen
Before the sentence, the accused appeared and ad.
dressed the Court In excuse paation" in which he
did not deny the facts alleged In the presentment but
The court appointed committee to superintend and
forward the publication Of the proceedings, evidence
peadiDgs. &C. Bishops Chase, Meade and Whittinshsm
clerk The msnuscrp H in the safs kespns sf The issr
gentleman.
ordinsry diligence exercised the public can s pu
in possession OF the entire record in few days. and %
avoided. The copy right of the record will probably
produce sufficient amount to defrsy the expenses Of the
trial, for which the canon makes no provision.
The New York herald., 1845-01-05
MONEY MARKET.
Saturday. January a.


The stock market today very heavy and quota
tons without any material alteration Several stocks in
the list advanced fraction, while others fell of Nor
wich and Worcester improved per cent. Canton I
Pennsylvania ss 4; Indiana / Ohio os Mohawk de-
clined !; Long Island 4; Formers Loan Illinois
Morris Canal stonington, and North American Trust
closed arm at yesterdays prices vicksburg sold at a
pcr cent The operations to-day were not very large
Is impossible to ts under the present state Of things
how long prices will continue to fall but look
for much improvement until aer Congress adourns and
the money markets become moressstlsd In tbs face Of
the large sums Of money which have been thrown Into
the hands of capalss by the payment Of public debts
and dividends hnd disposition to attempt specula
tions in stocks.
Counterfeit hves the Powell Bank Of Nswburrh, are
in circulation. The vignette ID the In the gsnu
Inc issues engraving rough and COARSE ndo
easily be detected.
The Treasury Notes issued by tho Secretary Of the
Treasury pursuance Of the several acts gradually
returning for redemption,
TREASURY Norris OUTSTANDING, JAN I, Is4s.
Amount Of the several issues outstanding a.
Deduct ~ osncsiisd 'lS notes % in the hand: Of ac
counting omoers,. 1870 90
$I,soa oss IL
Outstanding December !, 1884,. ..... 1908 sss IL
Redeemed in December, ............. $io,s0o %
The Secretary has invited ahose holding these notes
to present them At the various distributing Offices for psy)
msnt Those outstanding used for exchange opera
tions and remitances between different sections Of the
country
The Merchants Bank, Of Boston, paid in two days
nearly three and half millions Of dollars of the Govern
ment loan Of Ave millions and half to the capitalists Of
that city and vicinity This amount, with the dividends
the stocks held In that section Of hs country must
make mere than Ave millions of dollars pad wishina
The New York herald., 1845-01-05


JANUARY 4-Lucien B. Hanks John Richards and
Richard J. Richsrds This was an action brought on an
the value OF Of printing pa
per delivered r.. j. Richards in December, ls4i and
January and February, ls42, which used for the
printing of newspaper called The Spirit IF the Times
Defendant j. admits his liability against him indi-
vidualy and the other defendant contends that he
in co-parnership with j. and that he bought the
paper of his brother, paying him TOR the same.
Adjourned over
The New York herald., 1845-01-05
Common Pleas.


JANUARY Y4--DEclsIoNs-Sephsn Kane %. Rsbs,t He
Motion to aside report Of Referees which was
adverse TO claim OF the plaintiff who sued fendant
der the lien law for certain property consisting Of win
dow sashes and furnished to contractor WI had been
employed to erect certain building for deendan-hut
sscertnng he could succeed in that form Of action.
cammenced suit work and labor. The Referee hav-
ing held that defendants liability had not been made out
frmed.
The New York herald., 1845-01-05

The RIVER is open in front of the city, and con-
tnues very high still covering the wharves Above and
below however, II 10 closed. When the ice broke up
few days ago. It became very much crowded for some
distance down the river and II ammed that
there 10 very little outlet for the water This will
count for its falling slowly The steamboat train Of
went from this place to Springfield, yesterday, IN IS
minutes.-Harfford Times Jan. 3.
The New York herald., 1845-01-05

Court Y0R TuK CORRECTION or ERRoRs-
WE'D, DEC. S1.-Present- Senator Bockee pre-
siding, the Chsncellor, Mr.. Justice Bronson and 70
Senator'S Ater settling the forms Of Judgments and de-
crees the Court adousned until tomorrow st quarter
before 10 o'clock A -. Thusday, jan 2--Pressnt-Ths
Lieutensnt 0eveuse prssding the Chsncellsr, Justice
Bronson and 81 Denators Senators Folsom, Beekmsn,
Hard and Besrs teok and subscribed the oath Of Once
Orded that - Judgments by default be taken this day
No 40. N. Evorit and al vs. d. B. Strong Mr. M. T..
REYNOLDS was hseri for the plnntf in error and Mr..
Sherwood was heard for defendant in error snd Mr..
NJ T. hsynolds in reply Judgment affirmed. Court
sdjourneeIuutl trmorrow, ct O'Clock, AN.
The New York herald., 1845-01-05

Miss Clarendon has besn playing st the Baltimore AIu.
scum, and with much success.
II 10 stated that Mrs. Geo. Jsnes will be successful In
her Csnsdian theatrical projsok.
The Ohio Giansss now exhibiting In Mobile grest
curiosity only ten yes Of age, fully attest
ed By documents, and weighing two hundred and seven
tyfour pounds
signora Csstellan b now Z g. Petersburg, singing be-
fore the Emperor Ncho1oo But year two since she
was In Mexico. singing bsore the Emperor Santa Anna
The Baker Family are giving concerts in Lanu
Putnam the Natpnal Boston. said to be by far the
most splendid spectacle svsf produced In this country
The New York herald., 1845-01-05

The performances were pretty much the same a.
through the week. "Putnam," Jack Shepard"
" Christmas Carol" Wonderful Rope Dancing"
&c, &c. A bit Of fun came of at the Chatham.
As the curtain was about to rise for the farce, the
"Dumb Belle" one Of the actors camc forward
and said-
Ladies and 0entlsmen-In consequence Of q severe
eod Miss Reynolds u unable to sing the songs advertised
IN the bills and throws herself upon your kndness-
{" Oh, oh, 90, 90 ~ screamed the pity The farce will
therefore be- played without the aongsD cs Bah bsr-
ney you be d. ar from the PITY
The curtain then went up, and the lady appear
ed, and was greeted by handsome bouquet, pro.
baby prepared fort singing, but which the owner
was determined should net "waste its sweetness on
the desert air." song or no song.
We have several novelties promised for the COM
ing week, among which we hope to see some good
houses at the Park-a novelty which would be
highly acceptable and refreshins.
The New York herald., 1845-01-05

Ice IN THE UPPER RIvKRs.--The steamboat
Albatros reports the ice running free in the Ohio and
low down in the Mississippi hundred miles from
the mouth Of that river
The New York herald., 1845-01-05

FIRE IN CArADA.-On the 3lst ut, fire broke
out in the village Of st. Johns, Canada East, in
MIR. Wheeler's buildings, which were totally de-
stroyed. II nthen extended to Mr.. Pearce's Office
and stores; thence to Thompsons brewery, burn
ing several small buildings and outhouses When
fhs gentleman, who politely gave us this inteli-
nee, left ST. Johns, six buildings had been de-
sroyed. andthe fire continued to rage with unaba-
ted zeal. The loss must have been very great.
The New York herald., 1845-01-05

It IL melancholy to contemplate tho num-
Der Of srgu,isely moulded face, teami1s with lowell
roughness ssllowness dness other def Of the skn.
Oe cake Of Pr Felix Gouuds Italian Medicsted soap will
rapidly all these defects We refer several Of
esteemed citizens who have been cured the above
Mecated Soap Buy where else but CT Walker street.
first store Broadway50 cent. cake aud Milk
Boston; Shoouhoven Albany; Tousey Rochester; Gray
rs Chestnut street. Philadelphia.
The New York herald., 1845-01-05

Salt Rheum, Scrofula, scurvy, Sores, and
der aad blessing Of the I.sn Msdcsd sosp Pray
s g, so ,ne omy a. ns once wsss sei
lively refused n opraud Soap does not rspidly
All Philadelphia Subscriptions % the
HERALD Be paid the agents, Zieber Co., Ledger
obtained daily at o'clock. Sm
The New York herald., 1845-01-05

4FUcrTIvR.-A French Canadian boy named Ku.
GER was arrested on Thursday fugitive from Justice
from the state Of New York. The prisoner, IL appears
obtained aquansity Of goods from In New York to
mitsd-PhilsdslPhia Gsssfts.
The New York herald., 1845-01-05

LovR.-"What is love, Clara T' said Bill the
other night as he sat by the side Of his sweethear
Love Bill hardly know what it is; but suppose i
must be getting married and kissing little babies" Bl
tainted.
The New York herald., 1845-01-05

THE SEASON AT THE WEsr-We have had fine
weather in this vicinity for several days past The
sun il out to-day bright and warn melting the ice and
thawinr frozen earth Ice a running In the river
but the quantity has diminished very much should the
present hne weather continue day two longer, We
may expect to entirely free at this psnt Tho wa
has been before this year, and sill falling Six iest 10
reported the principal bars between this and
river IL blocked up by ice below there. only hvee se
placer There six feet water In the channel al Pt
burgh on the 10th inst. The steamer Mail left on the
10th, for 6t. Louis.-S LssSs Ere, Dec. "a
The New York herald., 1845-01-05

Gouraud's Spanish Lilly White for the
Completion. only ST Walker first from Broad
way. Is a box.