The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-11-15
[From our rsguIar correspondent.l

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From regular correspondent
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. Ia, l645.
| The stock-gamblers have renewed their labor of
love- and have seized upon the pretext that there is
no doubt Of war with Great Britain, growing out
of the bold stand Of the administration on the Ore
gon question: to pull down the prices Of securities,
SO that they may faten on the consequences
Pennsylvania SIS have sensibly felt the effects
of this unworthy combination. Now, H. il known
that our February interest will be paid in full
and on the day on which il falls due. These
men. also know full well that war in also one
Of the last resorts that Great Britain can afford
to appeal TO; and they know, further, that she will
exhaust every other mode Of arranging her difficult
ties with the United States before she determines to
60 TO war. Al all events, the years notice will
have to be first given by the party desiring to cease
the joint occupancy Of Oregon Territory, according
although there are many who now say that Great
Britain scu NOT .csii for this year to terminate, but
will strike the blow at once; yet il il not probable
that a country, whose millions have not food
enough, even in times Of plenty, and who are now
appalled, and terror-sricken at the idea Of scarcity
in the supplies Of provision, owing to partial fail
ure of the crops, will be very eager to get into hos
tilities with nation upon whose broad and luxu-
RANT fields she may be compelled to depend for her
supplies before the year is over It may suit those
whose interest it is to croak always and in all
places, to say that the naval PREPARATIONS now
making bv Great Britnin are intended n he nsed
against u.s. but cheerfuly oppose to this notion
which is suppostion at the best, mere supposton,
too--the more probable because more natural con-
cluson, which have drawn from the appalling and
unAattering condition Of the English and Irish
masses al present. and the eowing nrosnect for he
future Il would be well for those who mfr them-
selves to be imposed upon by the tricks ofthe stock
gamblers 10 Law these facts to their minds and think
before thew ACT.
Az II 10 con6rm mi. no,on and n .bo~ ,h., f.
rome Il beginnne 10 IooS and indeed ~ and hi.
wsy for s1pplies. il Il this morninr announced that
wheat /. ,ssvr sell;rv IN N.u, Yc9l e. ~ az -.
bushel and Aour a. II az 10 ss 20 ner bsrre Il i
q tle strange that wheat and 6our shonld be AZ
much lover here and Al Baltimore than Il = Al Nav
York, the difference in ,he same kinds Of Grain and
aour beine verv cons;dcrsbIe Some .,nros. I, s i
cs"..d hv ,he farmer ;nd.r.n, 1919 r. o,,s
;nsnsc,ors hn, rrcr, whs,as.r c.rss !, go. -
me that purchnsers v,ouId and !. 10 their ;nts,es,
to buy where thew can get the lowest
Cyoyernor Shunk and ,hs s"n.r;,,,.na.n. ~ 90.
common schools Hon Jsess M;lisr v;.;,sd 49,
nr;nc;na schools az this ci,v ves,erdaw h
,,tb ,,.ny IF ,be f,.rd. r. II. .,,s,.,, nr n~-,
education and several az the ocer. If N. boar If
control and directors 81 The d;..,;c,s Th;s v;, -
of most eratifvne Kind: and The scholars nroved
thsmselves ~ he of M verv h;oh.st chsrsct.r
nerce;y. and / rejoice 10 know that 1 widsiv..x-
ssnded and v;Ooro,s rovsmen, q nou r.L;no In
V;rs;r;. ~. sood Ola non,n;on :. 80. - go
MAJ .d,,c.,;on ,nov.,nsn. .h;.h ,,.or.;..s =, f
mos, s,ccessfnl and which i am rlsd - Lean
4. ;rdsh,ed far much If ,hs sn,hms.sn, ard .n.rr
,,.h ,rh;ch \, i. csrr;sa 81 - ~, .,o-;o,. "a
s;c.a ,.rnhi;c.n Csav.rnor Msno,.si 80 80 ~
eo',n,,vs nonss d;s"on;shsa sons God srsaS ,h;s
~reat canaei Governor McDowe,l and III ,ho.a
STho are eno.ced with h;r, = f..,her;nr j, +; ~
STATE of Virginia. are lsvina he foundation of
fame that viii ou,l;vc All k Columns thss could ~
srec.sd 70 their memory. Csovernor WoIr who
wss ths ma.,sr'.nr;t If ,he ears. n ednc.,ion in
ria State has emhalmed his name in the sfTsc,;on.
az rer,snhrance ~ crn,sf,l nos,sr;,v H;s Mold
and nsrsever;nc advocacy NJ ths bov and democra,-
IL ;nst;,u,;on. Ri ,nneas n he iec;sat,re ana hs
manly and unfaltsrino COURAGE IN the face of The
worst ~ obssaces and arainst the noos,nowerf;,I
foes will never never he forrotisn mn,ir~;S ever
Thai d.v Of darkneas sha oome-,hc cause of intel.
l;uenoe shall he overwhslmed in the inter- oy;on ~
Anarchy and ionorance. And can there he nobler
immor;altv 10 ereat mind Than This, Rr,,er linn
Inc anccess If The connusr;no hare IN !, IL rs.cs
FIJI md ednces II, conseouanccs. increasing with
every wear into The distant recesses az he hidden
0ntnre,bs,,er than The trnmnhs If The nol;,;c;an
far he foes which ednca,jon over,brow ara the
enemies of this STATE. The enemies Of nrooress The
enemies Of man. In Governor Skunk we have
man whose earliest efforts were connected with
III l. nowhere more nlsasan, Than When II sslls If
his devotion 10 our common schools. RE was q
rchoolmaser when he was but ffieen veass, nf o..
and although at that early and almost nrimve ne
| Rod in our States history, schools were of The