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New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-29

THy BRIci RrruBLic The brig Republic, Cares.
yighJ DAYS irym New Oheas ir New! OK pgt qio Key
The BlISs she spfnn. i-ek "a i5f hlse days made
strokes rr sour aa1 ile succer'f- ions ss az 10 hera
per hour SeN. issha5se, 14 evau1ia-d te 'lH
,f,, i5n aE ,as,a: ~ i NJ IT, ~ s s s . md Nd eea a. s.ll
d.Gs between the outer ark sad he ceiling rad 5yit
eca:suii motion, eaued by s v-,es In2ys9-st5 ,er7
hole completely through o the fdsS tteTnseH
nhers, aac ~ irietloH Wss eo'i 70 s-e stt'2ft
ssrs II about -;. Tue f1-k and ;is kel ti s.1er
,a NIL nor- az les worn away bst The cardboard stTrS ei
.he lei ouFei.iY caae tiiou-lt Ga % taek :;
Ioll I'd from leasi1 ne hole oI si or ie o;r H 'Nogd
iisve me frst iaslrce OF tie Esd - record and shows a.
nave Cart taes says Jast q: he had had f-E-lkats
C0ci cisN H. vessel iaGs hsYe s.rs-5,1sa vlt asa
Hsy "esi G--s;;e, .,i-.sii II.
Tur CgopS-The accounts fron all rount the
country represent te wheat cos - ie II uoS: Er3.s
cealtou. Tie es green - Usual - lie Is ci
Nav 1; : early 10 make ai certain cleti1c - :ie
next hare ba; he ndczsios have eTe- been more T.
yorab,e - any season, Khan they are now
The recent frustS Is !eared lage kie, e apcuS g-d
1t i apu.ehcnded have 1oue Scet iry 70 The peche-
Later fruits are tul, .. promise. tB>lt Patriot
DESTRUCTION OF TIE BEEswISS.-The s;ef.Hl-
hoax Beesving burnt 5icsdsr. boG: Il oeg1k Y
tyso niies below Po-t Hudson, the o1a. =G cfo bes
total loss The passengers ard cre teNce2tinS c4fe
bow VITO Grownedi ~ saved, md tsCCsht 20 sis
city yesterday morning ey tie steaoa; Alex seot STE
nAd on board 2so; 500 bss. Al The hooks. FIpess, AID
every thing belonging 70 her we { destroyed.
rived yesterday from Ps,t PTays, Cape ce VeTd lE,,
After a ezssage q twerty-toAr aai : half days
The I. brig Truz;on ss.e 90 crcss - eer--aI4 an
sSit-Ihe r-ehe oa a esuse wintFayd Feb VI. ~
rived Feb L the :. ship JaE75stsgn. te;as tie broad
velau; of Commodore Charles 4. Skinner. ard lei 90
cruise 70 Ieewa-d Eel. 81 Tie &=cetaiaG WIS 20 ssil
days fSr ne [. States Va tie West lrdiez Tie
he4i;h Of re squadron generally soo--
CLERgc2I. SulcfsE-Nfe isarE from The Sayau-
nah I.sFtc2il :a; ycurE NHd promising cieTisza o.
lhe Eys opal Church Of thai ElrsR Rev lA'trs AczsoS
the Di-cese q MaSaclsetsts:ey eIi1itiet SO
cite u had 81 but fc=s Gays frAil tie Sstb,
aEtere h, had been travelling Toihsfor The restoration
Of his health which lad been rpte BIZ 2ho-crs pr
crrIanct Of lis clerical dudes. he Apparently YER
much restored BY hs ah>eHce, an h.s .sEes hsYe h4t
vsoIir be enabled TO his vey accee ser-iees
Joins Church. But their hopes ard l. were dooli-
ID Is wre,eaee disappointment after exhibiting
Tie ;Eegiols days strong evecrs Of wialtss he s
cn;y left The civ Wetne<1lE morning. stic1t giving
sIy uess OF rs n;ene ceP.-si.ezi. although s1spi-
eiou Immediately excited and se-ch sds tuTtHS tst
sy niSht, be foun< utt tie rext fro-rtr,
having dsow;ei himself in the river opposite Bo1re Ee
HIS hoiy recovered ans tae Cc-oners nest md no
hesitation upea the very srrons testimony suhlIted
,he-r, 10 lring 81 Instant ysrtict u Insa1i,!.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-29
Court OF Common Pleas.

The rss in this Court YESTERDAY Of tho most tri'
vial character and wholly unworthy OF eeing reported
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-29

- - u raes-st 70 ea tie attention OF H. ritc u
& s= of 81 Le OF vsIae Psc;y siial;= Oh tb= :, asd
u s,raas -ta 251 eh, 81. and zs,h s;.eets b~aneiag
he Crrortion OF the City Of NwYork: TO be sold
aac.oa TIE Merchant ETehsng=, sssday rezt as
X, aa 1;e.e a lthosn9hie El2rs ihe fro-
ery nay be ID Tie Cons s,-rs oser Hall Of Reeatls
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-29
- = 20 ORLANDO FISH.
I.gPLY

ASHLAND. 29th Jan. ISIS.
IL Sal oreg many ard cordial ;hanks 'le Hat
which You have kindly presented 10 me, and Gr The noie
whi.h accompanied 1t, The Hat might have protected
Better or wiser he.d mine. but hesi was ever
covered sy : better Q. more el,gan; Eat.
Most ,yu,y an
Your friend ald oa'i. sesy':.
OsIsnio Fish ESQ H. CLAY.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-29

rr Lovers of Sobriety and of Mercy give
THIS DAY 10 the work of rescuing the poor
drunkard from his degradation, and your brethren,
your neighbors, your children, from their immi-
nent peril of falling into the horrible pit which
has devoured so many, yet yawns insaiiate for
more Let us have the names OF 20, ,OOO yo-
ters of this City concentrated at the Organ otlce
at o'clock this afternoon, protesting against The
exclusion Of this City from the benefits Of The
New Excise Law The bill comes up for ac-
ton in the Senate on Monday, and we shall be
excluded from its operation unless our FemOn-
strances are stronger than the petitions OF the
grogselers and their poor victims. Work work
to-day
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-29

~ DR.. McNuRs Acousrrc On! has proved ven .uceeS
tu curing total deSfness We nave m sny SER hcSt
s,,cccSs We invite MI examine the proof at u CooItan'
Constoek y Cos Advertisements on 'S oussd<
.hfsnn
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-29

~ KxAtr's FNIJRr.-FoIeign Merchants, GIoeen
and Families obtain this splendid B!aekas st li9 Broad
,ay or AT Factors Bnwery aud jh street. iu lluE
and pasteo.rns i has been admitted for quarter Of cea'
turyu surlss any thing throughouuhe world n2y Seod
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-29
rn-DnY,, Outside.

F.rt psg@Lltcrary Notices. The New Political Party
TRANSACTIONS from the Sohnerros,; : News I;ems.
Last Pacs-Aiars-a Poem. by Il. H. Bacon; Western
Mines ana Miuers Commercial and Money Matters; Ma
rire Journal
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-29

n, p,, rx,.r ,r,,,R At q Courandt-yseet. sold al
u Al = pHItsEEW ANrEO u GENUiNE-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-29

Rev. J. II FMEcnuD's TsIAL-This uial has
occupied the Boston Municipal Court seveidays and was
not concluded a, the latest accounts From asty glance
i; Tie evidence judge that the trial VIII ncease the
lumber OF who believe Mr. F. to be innocent Of the
crime with which he stands charged. II manifest that
Rhoaa Davidson the guilty woman who swears ;hai lie is
the father q her cad is wholly unworthy confidence
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-29

5st- Thursday. April II, has been appointed by
:hc Governor Of Maine "a day Of Fasting and
Prayez in that State.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-29

las, nv IL and the Proprieors feel secure OF your raironas
rrea.rrd sni sold BY A. b. SANos & Co Chemists aas
pfcsis, rs BrOAdway. Chlmberss'rer' Sold aso
:, ~ raoss,rrs AID . EAs, Broadway. fries, % eeeis
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-29

(1f- The HurcnIysovs sang their songs lastusht
st Palmo's 10 a deshted well numerous audience.
TIE d!shonorabe attempt hiss Get OF the Track hav-
Ing sen&y failed the previous evening was not renew
ei The May Qucea sung by AnRr with mcdesy
and grace which excited universal admiration. and the
minor s;salu introduced the Old Grane State IN the
verso here delicate aasOn made TO te!F deceased
brother, touched every heart. The public seem TO Ike
chase vocts better and better every time they hearihe'n
On orda evening they sing at Brooklyn, aat On We'd
neslay evening they gye another Concert At S'os After
tas tsy will give Oly Two more entertainments here ie-
fore sOins 10 Philadelphia.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-29
Correspondence between Orlando Fish anl:
Hon. Henry clay.

Hos HENRY CLAY:
ls,.r Sa.-Deprved. as we axe doomed to be. q the
pleasure Of ha,iy yo.rsf at head fora few ensuing
yeas., viii you allow Us the minor pleasure CT having or-
self at ou for bricf peri, by accepting tbs Hsi and
may /. afford to ,ou SIR, what you have reaonsy ID
bored :, secure 10 ps-Fro;eetion.
Very respectfully.
ORLANDO FISH.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-29

Sx,>, S,xS,yAsILLs-Shie The savage dips MS sr-ov
in rset5le poison TO the Ga'h Of hs eceu Ne 81
hcbtese chemist and phaIacentst seeks Sy asd
,y,,h which To- parry the shafts Of diseaE a tbs Z
snlar pursuit few nave been more sgccessul' 'nth e
E~SpgIi, has under Providence. been v uears ol ss
hoSars 20 health whose ifd heva eooslfe
~ ssss al,l.s hich attack the glands such - scns
f1 ;ur,cr Nc erupacps and all diseases located "a e %
iulf and E6ruus tissues susceptible oil cure ef ~
fbsr r,rtieulars and conclusive e,e'es i rs snse
rior value aud efficacy. pamphlets W'lie' "' -
o: The propriesors aud their ss.ais gratis. 81 N
Prepared and sold. wholesale and IstS', @ , Ss Nx ~
Sid alsc A, 10 sroadway = East brSAdwsE au " pfus'
r,sts generally throughout the Uniied STATES
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-29

~ Samuel Kennedy was found guil,y-cr murder
on the 18th Instant The priscccr. who
s.o3 o 70 sear the verdict fen back ;hs sea, and
cried aloud ard most 7iteoasy DE pSfssa o. mos re-
<re,sb,s coppexicns Mr. Kennedy, ;he FORMER British
,i az Galveston brother Of his. and be has aaotAsS
b-oe- ~ tsServeiiy htyf character 10 ew'oCleans
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-29

Ervar's CHlNrsE SHAME VFFAN'--t ne e0s'oh' Ct
eds society eousi every nsn n Chn';nn countries TO
more or less FI1wiHe beards, weT b. The accent
~ ,,- xin. fea into d;snse; and without dsepssipi
,b n,,res Of he change shall merely suss-,t the moss
.r,blr raeSe OF complying with the exisiirG fashions
Ts advantage cf the r;ch moilfyas ard lVseioa' isthes
pro,lucea hy Hrxx,'s CHNrsr sn,sISo cRrAN II yeet
ssin < hard! it .oi,ens 1t; II tender II Will p'e'sn' " is
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-29

vr>NousThe assertions the name OF H. DALEY,
The Tribune To those cny who have not pad aeniIoa 10
the facts 10 uplestlnd them. submit the tollowirSs
~ dffrN wAdi lctr or e Ne'rSpdsefSog OfEcgSi
t,,oaoloat dss Cosasy--d bs rery adsg Others:
Is That Daeys Nsgic,I Pam EXTRACTOR never had stt @
pce hv inv such namr unl alone and unadd made The
aud took out copyright ior IT. aud ala e'isu!4 ana
wrappers about IL 80,
III Thai we expended between Seven aud Ten ThNesa
Dollars las proved oathn orn Court by d 'n sestrd
nesses IN getting il up Advertising and 'iSseniiaas it
3d. We er,poy Daley mix for us but absolute
mt mn IN S dress every box until began 70 weld Us
orc fer our enterprise labor and exreuses wee
Daley breaking through ne ot honor and n'se essa
though bound BY 10 alone without reserve toT
sIh. We then employed Conne mix the ingredients ,nl
called Councils Magical Pam EXTRACTOR, aud thongh having
the full power Daays name granted 70 " oy hln '
rerocaby for twenty years We refused 10 vmlnS INV P
ference To CunutlS though suil US Daiey nee aha
have t 90 and furnish the rti, .4Jcle with ms name,
5ih tll who know y,hns the subject. know
that the commercial value 10 such AZ article belongs t' e
peonS maklng reputation aud market iof y 1d'r'Ushs,
that the Test recipe the world y Vauei's rhis
brought forward the pubc we nave done hs A' NEARLY
ten thousand dollars expense y, 1T,
trouble To eauine facts that Daley nerrwss me 'HreHi"o
the Magical Pain Extractor or the recipe for II
The reason had sROugh of Daleys Pam Extractor
IN store At the time the Bill filed IN Chaucey btenss
had large quantities to agents aud have SINCE i
called It, aGd we have in the thaDp,,Ge We
ompoundtd 1t till aler the Bill was he' we hay,
and do aud watrnGt It under the peHay oi rag
NOT know how 10 make bailey has stolen osh language YER
bltm his Wrappers. tseethe matter credit
Vs. submit an yract il Daley own hand sent us by h,n
in y,iiy Inst which may BE- ohce Aud after ts
following letter again deIvraou he begins hS Wild assyI
"0'" 'NEw.YoRx, July odd t3ti. !
'Ne.,r>. CoM,rocK Co.
Ger Inc Magical Pain Extractor which you use were ooianed
m ou and those Obtained by me- sent you TO use and thus
you have j right "a use them.
4 a li,yr nl
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-29

BELUN
Two Brisz. Wild E With aFpeaiazee CT rain.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-29

ion l1Istl ssslni iAfiA't.-Al' ~'''''l' "
night a, Palmo's The Slenor s a musczncf the nrst
der. and the entertainments - attractive.
To THE BeAu MoNpE-TaE FAsuoYs .-Beebe j
co,tar Haters, 55 Broadway, adapting to the
pericranum Of he elite ,sw YORK, Tile which, in Itself
seems TO give character AID expression to tie "hnman
facs divine SO exactly suited the peculiar form and a-
ture OF the ryeasr that without The article in question The
gentleman can scarcely consider himself hnished sPcei-
men Of the aaat io9.
with elegance anil utility for their motto, they have
taken s;risn the science a hating hitherto uHateInited
ana altogether unafproaeh.be by the thousands who are
sun crsvelnc their way ;be dark, after what must
ever be to ;heTa isnis fa,nus. phantom and shadow
receairg as they advance.
Their Hat Is considered ;he s ,'G Of whatever
I. new and e,rfle an5 having hsgn stamped as ~ fi4i
isp Nv universal aud adoption. they ia read
aess 10 1T all Conner, with their Chlpeaux IL ns.esahe.
oKA71ox AND CoScEET.--By no;-e in suo;her ealEnn
it viii be seen tha, there /. to be Intellectual an
scal entertainment, al the Greeae.st Methodist Church
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-29

That we have now hand quantities Of the afncle positive
" MNpE by Daley md which has not his wRrTEN bnt hii
s ppfXrtu s,gununr on IT, he well knows while e attempts
n roce the belief and that - true without MS
WRITES signature IT, thus trying TO repudmte me mliu!c
such tnrpi,udp, COMSTCCk co 81 Ceurtlandtst
S-Wh,t family will then refuse 10 test the iae and pro-
cg our re article IT far price, You who viii stEd e
StytiDn of ONE DOLL when yOu get elfhi times
can ourselves.
our 0lSUINr Connei or GESUIrE DALEY Piln E,tTacek
never eau be found WITH oUR names ueIeoa-HIND
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-29

FROM CuRAcoA-By the schooner Cnrlew, Capt
Tkiob from Curacoa we learn that the T. 5. Consul i,
curacoa gave grand ball Tie evening Of WashHson'
birthday a; which the Governor Of the Island vas pre-
sent The festivities were continued til i've O'Clock in the
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-29

- Rousse,'s Shaving Cream.-T&'s f.iiiS'., 1ll' :,
r-er-,or va. exhibited for the iats
New ok Pha5ephia ard Boston. and at eseh
ed The premium Over al eonititor and IS
b fi,as. harm. used tic yslols kniG before :hs
TO be ert,zi!ed. " sASNDf q ,,,c..5,-,v, ,'c.5
inhZJ g,eod l2pl ~ Ifo--.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-29

O. Don't forget SignoT Rapeiii's Concert to-
night at Pamos The Slgor musIcizncf the nfst or
der. and The entertainments wy attractive.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-29

C,prr.1 PrN1sHuEvr N NEw-JEEsEY.-Th Ju-
diciary Committee Of the New-Jersey Legislature
have submitted Report on various peuuons Tor
the Abolition of Capital Punishment. IN whlcn.
While they admit that there * a growing sentiment
in favor OF the proposed change. they sttl declare
Their belief ths there Is not at present such pre-
nonderance OF pnbI;c opinion IN lis favor as would
Justify the Legislature in altering the present law
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-29

- To SeIf-shnvfnS Gentlemen poisssi~' 4
,ron tsJ aud tender face The Metallic Tablet aad sIoy
: siundsry tie tny article in that sin
their difficulties most eoGvineias proof os t'eif ~,
;t tie Eflt cnti=rs L0adon COlmsn ~
ShIIxin sli stand Loveoek, % CJrnhl ThonaIl,t ,tf
Sfw BonestIee; have them for sale. aud Ieeoraair@
wa" '-F ~ - e-s'' WI e"' G. SAUNDERS soS,
NIP, sI,.d r1oI '''' Iss Bro5Gsaf
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-29
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VriTune.
Subscribers to the Daily Tribune.

Not l.eIndlas snT !rcfivel 10 ie tItY q N-FF-9 on
THE ec45 IN eli eases accompanying tie oTler ]
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-29

~ United Junior Brothers OF Ie"p pps
Order, yo l. Of the City and State o. Ni, Sl
hold theif regular weekly meeting asIt Monday
their room the Aeademell lhsiiioe. IS
Efery nsnnbe- ia respectfully rrgde'rd 70
ElWARD O. BU KLtAo.
n.,s 3r,x 70, RscsEdng Sec ~ Pio tffEi
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-29
a PIC I6,YH.4 I9,YH.4 n. DAWSON. R.sl.i.t.

~ B. Hrnry Daley has removed his Depot from aIeI' a.
l23 Fu,pss;rser tSun Baiidisyl Ness Iok wi.s Nsss
4-rs ssulc s6dT-I sed him (caIe Of HEsb Ef[9l s
ser1iae without the writt-a Of II. DAiisI u
wfzyp.: Of zach box 10 reversed eOloTrG INK.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-29

7 IUN-
m Inc NIaaica Pain Extractor which you obtained
by ou and th So obtane by yOu and thu,
! you have rieht - use them.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-29
MARINE JOURNAL.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. rus pAy.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-29

~ French Language. .-mANEscAs o.-- ~
~sYsTEM-Lad wishing study tie heo1e ~
uiorraed ba morning glass WI COMETS. m H. aoss
DAYS An early IDorpfsg class for sestlrrne9 wf Es
daring .- noah Of April. Those no "aa n!olI
Jag Class in tie lat will ushs i1psSc,stn y
The Woodstock age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1844-1845, 1845-02-13
'EEEz WOODSTOCK AGE.
II f. r M S.

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OF eac snnscriber not written on the paper and the
Agent becomes responsible, within the wear, Sl,5f
All other subscribers upon whose paper their names
are written, whether taken In bundles or sent In
single wrappers, in advance, LA
IT heayeu beyond the reception OF the first
number of n volume. lis
If beyond the reception ofthe of tholast
six months ofthc volume, 200
Ifbeyond the reception the last humber oithe -'
volume, $50
Village subscribers, '.. - .r. 900
No paperssent, unless paldfnr nldvsp &c,
on the responsibility OF an Agent, and In Ne sa 10 On
voconnt SLOWED TO run over one year.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-07-24
From the Hardin Democrat.

THE PET or THE WnIG LEG IsLA-
TuRE-KELLEYs BANK LAw--THE
OHro LRn ISsURANcE AND TRUsT
CoMPANxA THE REIGN or MoroPoLY.
We endeavorcd to show last week
some Of the beauties sof the new bank
law, and the Ingenuity Of some Of its
inventors in establishing it on a basis
which would give the banker nncon.
trolled exercise Of bis swindling pro.
pensities. We gave one case ofiraud
inthe establishment Of a bank, proving
.thateven ia its incipient state, the hun-
cry swindlers Of the old regime had an
eye ont on The main chance. We have
a word to say to-day on The efforts ol
che democracy 10 The Legislature to
make stockholders individually liable.
a Last fall when the subject was free
" discussed before The people, the sub.
ject Of the same guarantees for the
bankers and individual notes was found
10 be popular. Too much had been
lostby The people ever to allow them
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-07-24

very unhealthy, though most of sthef citi-
zens have returned to It from Medeline,
accelerated watering place. distant a.
bout ton miles, where they resort in sum
mer, for health and recreation. There
are very few English or Americans here
.-they dread the black vomite. Texas
and annexation have driven off nearly
ali the latter class, and the few remain-
ing the Government will order of, if
Texas should be annexed. u
The castle is in good order. il mounts
900 large guns, and has reflently been
reinforced by some 500 or 600 men. AS
ills in much better condition now than
when the French attacked It, some think
il will be able to contend successfully
with any naval force the United States
may send.
There viii be 4 declaration Of war in
q few days by this government against
the United States. Orders have Just
been received TO have all the public ar-
chieves removed TO Jalapa, which is
sixty miles il the interior. for safe keeps
ing. i5if. I.-s as.gs isiss IS Is ]
The Mexicans have lately received an
addition to their small marines: three
large gun boats, mounting zach one "a
pounder, built in New York, welifinish-
ca. and creditable 70 American ship
builders. They cost, with the arms, q Z.
attached, about ten thousand dollars
each fs5. " sgas sse13S I, ~ s@5s,ss,s M ssg
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-07-24
4. Reprint of
Chambers Edinburgh Journal,


published At the Albion office 8 Barclay street,
New York. The first year Of our reprint Of
Chambers Edinburgh Journal being about to ex.
pire, we avail ourselves Of the opportunityto say,
that it has received support commensurate with
the intrinsic merit of the work, and that its con.
tinued republication is therefore established on
iirm basis We shall feel indebted to subscribers
who will make the Journal known in their re-
spective neighborhoods, as well as give currency
to the annexed terms of publication #H& sii
sjl In order toputs this work within the reach Of
all classes Of the public, we have determined to
issue it OF the very low price Of one dollar and
half per annu,a; and also to furnish it to agents
ii discount from this price, ofthirty three and
a third per cent. And in order to disseminate
the publication still more extensively. we have
determined 70 give individuals or companies Of
individuals who may order fue copies the anvan-
tages possessed by agents. and to extend to them
also the benefit Of the discount. a remittance Of
Eve dollars, then. provided il be in funds at par
IN the city Of New York, or not moFe than five
per tcent. discount. will command Eve annual
copies. The publication is weekly, contains
eight pages, and Is printed in the quarto form,
with neat type and on good paper ltis scarce
ly necessary to state that the low price at which
We offer the work, will oblige Us 70 adhere 10 the
cash system without any deviation whatever.
Editors throughout the country inserting thii
Prospectus four successive weeks, and sending .
copy containing il to the Albion Office, will be
entitled to a free copy for one year. jst.,,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-07-24
AMERICAN AND ENGLISH FEELINa.- =

AMERICAN AND ENGLISH FEELING.-
When the President delivered his in
augural address, there was not whis-
per Of opposition from the whole ranks
Of the whig party upon one Of its i'm
portant pessages. Celebrated it has
since become, but at the time, lit passed
without the slightest criticism. He as
serted our right to Oregon as sclear and
unquestionable.' What whig orator
contradicted III What whig press GEN.
sured it? Not one, as far as we are
advised. lfthere was one, or few, it
was certainly confined to narrow cir
Gle. Such was the American feeling.
But when the English press attacked
it-when Sir Robert Peel and Lord
Aberdeen rebuked it-then, indeed, the
eyes Of the wings were suddenly open
ed. They began 10 contemplate the
thing through British spectacles. Then,
indeed, the wings caught the cue from
our English rivals: and because they
who set ,upa claim to the territory OF
Oregon thought proper to abuse the
address Of our President, the wings
were pleased to initiate their example.
They, too, began to denounce It. They
too, for the first time, thought Mr..
Folks language unjustifable, because
the English premier had first struckthe
gong Of opposition. is this, indeed
the character Of an American patriot
or is il not rather the course of a Brit
|ish follower? All was right until Sir
Robert Peele condemned ,it--all was
wrong after he he had sounded the
/ keynote. And this change, too, is
produced among the whig papers, in
|an important case where the British
had an indirect opposition to our own.
Thus. 1t seems, the wings agreed te
sacrifice our own rights 10 the British
Ipretensions. il seems that even il
they were not determinedt to propitiate
our foreign rival, they were desirons o
lcIutching the opportunity Of abusing
their own President, for the wretched
purpose ofadvancing their own miser,
able party interests. Is this conduct
worthy Of statesmen or Of patfiots9 |:
Iitconsistent with the character Of al
American not to Judge for themselves
not 10 support their own interests
but to mould their opinions after Brit
fish interests. w Washington Union. #