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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-11

AT lulS punt lIIt StudbC "IiC CdilCh hI'pAi W
prepare their ballots for lilliHg up the several
committees The first on the list was that Oh
Foreign Relations, and all the members Of each
committee were balIotted for on one ticket.
On Foreign Relations were added, Messrs.
Cass, Sewer, Archer and Anterior.
On Finance some conversation ensncd as to
the order in which these gentlemen should
rank in the committee.
Finally Mr.. Sewer moved that Mr.. Cass
should be second and MIR. Archer third, which
was agreed to.
On Finance we're added, MesSrs. Benton,
Evans, Lewis and jenness.
Mr. Sewer here moved that Mr.. Lewis
should be second and MIR. Evans third.
Mr. Westcott, with considerable warmth OBJ
iected entirely to this mode of proceeding, lie
would not recognise this matter of rank-this
law of primogeniture, &c. With view 10
greater harmony, the Senate suspended the bu-
aness and adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The only important business in the House
to-day was report which, by general consent,
MIR. Douglass, ofIll., was permitted to make.
MIR. ID. reported the Constitution of Texas, to-
sether with joint resolution ~ hich declared
the "State of Texas TO be one c. the States OF
the Union" 1t was made the order of the day
for Tuesday next, and ordered TO be printed.
A resolution was adopted providing for the
appointment of ChaplaiAs, against which Mr..
Petit, Of Ia, made his usual demonstration, to
no purpose.
The States we're again called upon for petit
liens, md Mr.. Adams had commenced, when
Mr. Harmansou, of La, rose ard announced
the death of MIR. Dawson, member elect from
that state, and the House, in conformity with
custom, at once adjourned.
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ARREST Of THE ExPREss RoBBER. Dr
Hatch, alias jones' charged with iobbing Law
iagston's express at Rochester in October, has
been Grrcstcdin Philadelphia.
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DIR ROGERS MEDICAL OFFICE.

NO, II SUU IT T KEDBNICh
MAR. ROC EHS having recovered tt0m his late
y illness, has recommended Ills practice at the old
stand South FredCrlck-st., doors below Baltimore
ST., lief. hand side oing down.
EXTR.4ORDJN.fR CURES.
GONORRHCEA ami GLEEI permanently cured
in from to SO hours. STRUCTURE SYPHILIS,
and all NCnereal all Ctions, perfectly removed III from
one 10 three dayS--0I no charge.
MEDICAL OFFICE,
NO. 4 SOUTH FREDERICK STREET,
{Frst door.irom BdunOrc-st going towards lhe dock
{1}- Take nulice of DIR. ROGERS NAME ON Dill
fcf,n parts OF the office, Mt uGa,Cc from : A. NJ
nh 10 nj mint. CCRE F.4itR.1A TED No pay
uulps. a (rI'ilE he effected.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-11

lhan NJ any Other MISUNDERSTANDING TNt HUUsVU||T ~
ytcs The uuh &c to give him cali. they ma rely
on ting work of snpCrior quality, az he | en-.
Moved "A most efficient workman (John b x. cftsl
ms foreman, who has been in the best Gstao m'n'
in This city. a. W. thHN 80
NIB. Customer work made to order al the short
est notice.
He would also inform his old customers wh have
20 literally parranizea him at his old and wen no "'
stand Is Harrison ST., that he has on hand large
stock of all kinds of Boots Shoes, made IN q most
fashionable style, which will be sold low. either
wholesale or retail.
A. w CLANCY, 50 Harrison be.
% SIN Sicn OF the Napoleon Boot Shoe ltr.
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l0T FACTORY.

E,NCOUIeA Gl. AMERICAN INDUSTRY.
- Who will send 10 France for Boots
H55Sds when the sTbscribCr will make such
ASI that iInr nesiness, comfort and dur
Is ability, cannot be- SURPASSED by any
r workmen III the world.
bsfssSSs Public attention. IL respectfully in
MESES yited 10 this suggestion.
NE5S8 PRICES arr as follows:
Ei3sA Dress noOts, stchcd... .... S5a55O
@SESssA pegged. ......... 3.5O
~Aase Water proof d0.ijc snscd hned
BUTTS, SOItDeN .'.'...s''s'.s Wv
Water proof double solcd lined Boo's p'Gced, 4a43O
Cork soied pegged Roots, o.oO
SAM'L EOBINEIIS, !" Eutaw-s st.,
n93-y Opp0sie Western Bank.
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enLAID SILK SCARFs.

HHhA w silk SCARES. Just received from
New OK and onen"d this noruinp Two en-,
ICONS ~ tehh'"nt PhAlnSi' SrAEFF. wlarwis
he sold alta moderate advance Astu,,.f,.,. ynr, s,"
application should bc made rnrlv ''''
EnW.I. Ef"IhrI.r.,
IL baiu,.r,, street,
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SeJ ESy BOOT AVID SHOE SToK g.

TNoT hNLT 7 NTTIII y NI|T
Three dooTs East OF the .nga
Nh,re the subscriber ha- .u ma
ns"ionab'e BOOT AND NOE
. STORE, aud has on hand nHi
D assortment OF Gentlemen 1. la
dies Boots and Shoes Of sF.r' d.
scriplion, which viii he sold over
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Mrmllcr of the Medical aud surgical Soclrii,s Ut NV
York ana Louisiana, Il aduatc OF iEe tmvrlsiiy OF
UcnHsy lvHHia, aud liOnorm! mtmbri OF lhr " ASH
Iugtuu University of Baltimore, 0l iOh year siaha
mn NAV he con ,ulIrd all diseases 10 Which Inc
human frame is incident, but more particularly III lid
aim e allied
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-13

o0- The Richmond Enquirer is obviously no, alt,
se'her pleased, either with the Inaugural or with the
abhet In the first Mr.. Polk has not been as er-
Phef' as the Enquirer had enjpned it on him 10
be, upon the Tariff qnestion-his langusre admit.
tu- like his celebrated letter to Mr. Kane. durino
the Presidential canvass, of more than one con
slruclion, but ralhe.- nv Tariff than Anti Tariff
Especially as 1t is accompanied. as sort of inter
prefer by The appointment Secretary State OF Nj
buchanan. who voted for the Tariff of lSr. "D''
MI r"lN means so and 50. then the Enquirer profess
iiself satisfied but oil" not then i, is not sails
ned We had hoped that Mr. Polk would con
urn TO the Injunction Of the Enquirer, some time
Slice gwen, by the of unaqvo.al lanrua ye o, ,s
question: Bat perhaps he deemed it too 500, To ll the
We" which he threw over his opinions during the can
'ass' ana The removal OF which, whenever il takes pace
ne wen Knows Is to be succeeded by shower Of re-
poaches from that portion of his party which he has de-
cei'eu'-ih reference to the Cabinet the Enonirer is
s'a'e'eu ha' Trend Gifts own, (M Stevenson whom
oeehs SO well qualified grace The first office is ro
even thought Of Perhaps this disregard of the Enou
WISHES is intended gentle hint to the "Napo
'" u he ffess," that the President intends to think
ana act Tor hiinSclflf so. We warn him o,k nm, f.,
breakers The Enquirer has been too lono the inv
warwick, TO be thus snuhbed
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-13

~ communion Of the reports which have been in
circulation here and have already found their way into
the Eastern pipers. We learn that the Minister Of Next
co To tins country (Gen Almontc) has sgniied IN This
1"Vernmfn, the termination Of his MISSION IN conse.
qoence 81 The passage Of the for the annexation Ia
'he United States ct The Province Of Texas lie has
addressed letter To The Secretary Of STATE entering o
Solemn protect. IN the naue OF his Government aoainsi
INA, law, which he declares To he u aggression II +
most UNJUST that modern history records beng as he At
fees, the spaon Of friendly nation Of considerable
part oi lis territory.
ne Minister has further asked Tor his PASSPORTS it
being his purpose 10 leave this city for New York ~
early as practicable and there To embark for Nexico
ms step on the part of The Minister is Of course ON
" what every intelligent person knew would be the ne
cesSay consequence Of The passage Of the act Of annex
alton.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-13

,Ar.L DuEL.-The Columbia $. c. Carolinisn saws
At Ann VI NON" came oil near the Hampton Course
- augusta, IN Thursday. The 20th ul, he,veen Na
,""" tat'ow, OF Abbesille District and John G Bur.
"'" ESP Of Newbrrry District. S. c. They Gn,h,
w" MoskETs at ten PAGES. and Nlr Burton G.ll ,nr
,I'y wounded at the first fire. He was conveyed +,
uar,. ,io'ei iiambnreh, and died ten hours after
bo'h OF these gentlemen had married e,rh o,l,
~ sisters, aud the dicuy which led 10 ,hia fatal re
nI"' SAID to have originated ia private affairs of
s'en 'he public should know nothing The mode of
S'ne vas chosen by Mr. Burton and tn saw the e,s
ra ~ ~ss oa'oarous and almost Unprecedented rea.
VI 'i' out'on's Lieut.. Ggslns, OF The L. S. Army,
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Correspondence Of The Phiia NORTH american.

-, w ARLINGTON, March q, iSi5.
Inc President Gas am told by ihose who were near
rf 10 MN Than 20 ur shall ce) was in considerable
caeger ct being run over by the crowd. and shaved
considerable alarm. as did also MI Tyler then w,kng
III Procession with hun. " hen he came Ia road his
speech. 'hty tell ne likewise that he tremhlpd yisnt
~. Tear iha, he has much reason la do so
ihe extreme enu0n which he has thus far nractised
"a every thing heens To be regarded as limy rather
man c'rcnmspeeilon, HIS singular DELAY up to the
asi hour oi Congress To let hls tahnet be nne,nyoro
" hhnwn looks certainly like nothing but as If he was
AFRAID 10 disclose H. Tie is, ancy the first instance
OF ruler that wanted the courage 10 annuunce his own
Cabinet. us ~
lie mas Trouble enough hefare him. whether he sees
OF not The North, upon which he has must unfair
Imposed, he has arleady further alienaed by d,sclo
sing his resentment at its cold support the S5ulb. which
created MN, he has cas-, Of alarmed at its ho, and mr.
gant purposes IN the West he has none I'm, IN. hn,.
WED popularity OF party; WHILE over the country NJ
aree' s'most his only hold is patronage. every EN-
puvmeni OF which gains bat one and loses nerb,ns
twenty adherenls. lie may, in word be sad IN ha
Ned "a with expectation by nobudy hut office seekers
ne esih"nn men 90 away his bitter enemies and su,e
10 give nun Trouble, as people very little capable Of do
NV any oody coed hui not impoeni for great mischief
ne Benton (old Hunker) faction like him not mr. he
them. L. S' wv "e
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-13
ROBERT G. ',TANARD.
WM BALLARD PRESTON.
RlCHARJ II. ToLfR. Z
ati.fN Il. CApfRrUN,
EDWD, Z. PITTS. J
JOHN =. GALLAIlER,
ADDRESS TO THE SENATE,
DELIVERED ny
TIE Hon IEoi.GE NJ DALLAS, VICE PRES
iDENr OF TIE UNITED STATES

oa sasmg ne OLA NJ ODiee .Htci 4. 1915.
SkssvoRs In directing the Wee I resident In pre-
side a. the DE lhersaus Of lhis hHly The Constitution ,f
s'ur caaift assigns to him sphere aud Juiy alke
nen, aud Grateful. Without any ii the cares NJ r.I
power. With nvne 1t ihe responsibilities ul letsaii,n
except 10 conJnnentrs he is associated wob The
dignned Delegates ol Republican Sorefcluntlcs he IA
psted by the entire American People IN YOUR enleler,
led council patty. IT would SEEM as an or,sn of
doins fundamental principle OF oflet and pafily per
haps, as mere symhol 81 that pc pulsr aud nre
perfect tuiun on which depend The BLESSINGS of out
peace, Independence and haeny. lis tniss1n tran
3, gull aud nnmrising Is Yet uuhe its oririn aud oh
jets, and harry as well as pruul 10 Its relations l..
You.
No ore. gentlemen. appreciate more hislly or
recognise more drier.nially Than daes the ucna,.t m
THIS rheF tie pa"es, privileges. aud ults u frn uf
the senate "a The lniicG Stairs. To ma,oain hose IN
impaired aud unrelaNed be feels Ia he an ,l .,.l An,
y1nd IA Impressive ID cation only In hts cu,.tntin,
H'ie isnae J." TIER excite 80 the Rspub q, oNes In.
eslculasls and ond ir1ulh them has been gradually
ehleVtTi Widespread lane luf wsltu, Justice mode
ration, All cii ency unsurpassed y any as.al,,r f
STATESMEN IN rnrtar presert nes. calm and w.ll
adjusted system ii aciuu Va this Chamber carefully dc.
'lsfd and steadily pursued by huse who have pfe,,.d
rs IN u. has indeed 1tseIy contributed "a the nnanbl
~ sue as ol cur great political eXper enl Instability
haste, ptsefast0ainu, disrunfissy and lpd,rs,n IA,
hiiay di.cannirnanc,1 and ban shed lr,yc in n,t,
bed supremacy here The p1wets Il enlightened re,spn
h'd me w ct practical patriotism. Our country
iSs ihenee 81 I'd aad 81 stantal ADVANTAGES IA her J
ny institutions. prospects, and feniun
The ciztn whnn II has pleased peoole +, elevate
Thy their suiirages lrm the pursuits Of pt,,a,e AMI d.
nrsc lie. may best cynce bis grateful sense IL The
shonr thus conferred BY deving his faculties NON, and
thei'cinai res"ln'ey IT, their srrylre Th, shall d.,
fe Win dilieuce unavoidable Ia ane rnnsraus than
almost every step in his appointed path is L, him new
and nned and sensible hnw dangerous contrast m,a,
'ecnr IA the transfer 81 powers n, pfaciis,, la nnn,,c
'sen haha+ IN Observing. however. hpun this n nr
An'nnrI "i those experienced and skilful statesmen an
"h"m ibf nallon Jesil, hooks with pride ard reliance
an assnied that ihefe be but le danyer nt n,iIc
"saavaha,e tr'n infivsrlencies nr u,is,,kes which
'hfi cnnnsel nav readily or recijfy And Inn.
e'"lfheh' while aiming, frankly and impannlly. Il,
sl1f oi The Constitution. for lbe enlarged and l,s,,n,
'pnp :" revfred country. aud with sincere p,od :, III
'owaias AL may cherish the encouraging bore If he
e s'' WIN Tue assent al an indulaent Providence at
apnce ~ ,''' YUM
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EE..PE.EEs5 EEeVg,gTEp.S.

M !. take pleasure IN announcing that Miss Ann f.
W Christian has consented 10 lake charge of a Fe.
male School In our negh01fhood and in addition To our
daughters, some or 10 young ladies' would be taken in
the School Miss Christians qualihca ions 10 lmpart in
srue'lon are ample, aud Of the first order benz fully
and abnnddnty tested in adjoining county during the
last I'VE or SIX sessonsglyug entire satsaconlo pat
rons and pupils.
All the Enlsl branches, constituting sound thar
ou9h female education, together with The Frencl, an.
Guage and Muse On the Piano. will he lauphi: and in
addition 10 the intellectual improvement. the health.
manners and morals ol the young ladies' Will receive
particular attention.
The location OF this Seminary is miles norhwest -,
Lynchbnrg. and mile s,uth Of The Blue RIDGE Tnrn
pike, surrounded by all the elements thai ,,ns,ituie
healih. comfort aud goud society.
The exercises Of the Schpol will commence IN Man.
day. the Sd of March, and close with the month of De-
cehiher, making session at 10 months
Boarh can had quite convenient, IN genteel families,
at prices 10 correspond vi h The times
IEREMS.
For English branches. 81 per mo. mr. 600 nor sos
For French Language, ar 10 ="
For Music on the Pann ) ar 2o =.
Noexira charge for the use ol the Piano or any 9TH
er contingencies, III this School
JAMES METCALFE.
BENJAMIN WIGGlNrON.
ARCHIBALD BOILING.
HIRAM CHEATWOOD,
}. o. LEFrWiCH
Jan 90 r.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-13

W ''"" ., fendeton, Esq. of Culpaper, has been
80 '1 as Tue wing Congress in the 9n Congress
mere are several others out on their
D" VIM reused to submit 'her claims to the deci
O" VI Tue oonven'on-Col. John NJ. McCarly of Lam.
uou"' jeremiah Morton Of Culpeper, and d. Thorn,o,
u napPahanock' Maj Charles Hun,on Of Fauon,er Is
me Ioc'foco candidate. There is very heavy Wh;r
majority In the District. and it i. believed no,x,hs,.nI
ing Inc dlssen'nn in he Wing ranks. MIR. pendle,n,
will be elected.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-13

Fires al lie SoG'th AT Nmfpk, on the ith inst
The dry goads store of Edwards \ Armls,ead aud the
cry goods Store of :. Dawes. were consumed hv fire.
w, n nearly all their contents, Loss from $2a 900 to
Al Charleston on the 8 ms, 7,nL.,osor.,.,.
's WI + rasers wharf were DESTROYED and cnnslder,l,
d'ne 10 the stores and goods of Messrs. Fraser s
AZ savannah on the % inst the iatce bnlding
WIN, as aSh'nston Hall. consumed. together
T SUN olltS of cotton stored in the lower p,rl
81 the building, and The Odd Fellows, Ind,s Re ~
''e Se'o"d stoy The loss considerable.
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BISHOP ONDEUDONK,S TRIAL
GNH (lR kiNA0N.S AHnIn,..1a

Nif. Proceedings ni the court convened under tho
Il Cd canon Vi 1874, in the city of New York an
Tuesday Decenbe lob. 1874, for the trial of the r.,
Rev. benjamin L. Onderdonk. ID. d.. Bishop Of New
York; on pesenmen made by .he Bishops OF VIRGINIA
ennessee and Georgia BY authority Of the court
Price 80 cts Wv N'''''
Bishop Onderdonks Statement A sta,emen, Of tho
iac's ana circumstances Connected with the recent trial
oil The Bishop Of New York Price l2s els Inns, ,e,
ceiSed by NASH x W0ODHOuSE..
Richmond, Feb 10 ,s;f
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FROM ME\lCo

we nave dates from The city of Mexico to the 10Th
nt. Santa An, still remained pris,ner =, PR, .nJ
nothing dfhne had TRANSFERRED concerning his fate :
The Courier Francas remarks that great difficulties .,
Isl IN bringing bill of accusation against him The
question 10 solve Is, whether he shall be accused AS
ir'Sdeat OF as General bring the liue of the reyuu
nun Ex President and Commander in Chief
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-13

lawfully appropriated to the us,s uI the Geleal Gov
vrnuuent.
With these evidences before the coun,rv of the mani
Est determination ii the Democratic tnenbefs .i the
last Legislature render all quesoas. however nrn
scslly Imp r,aat sn>eTslent /, parry ENDS. con
temniug. iataeir rsgeruess to e'ic party advantage
ven high sliutssasi abligaiiun. have The
leoale To ~ lar their dnring the laie
aim 81 The Gen.fsl Assembly gives them risl To
rasn The conduct cf mfasn the motives VI het plli-
cal OPP .aeais
10 the Nhiys oil tHe MA. we nfepfse Ia address, a
word 81 encouragement and lnv'caiil. Di>pinlri,
they have sa+a, by the result III the fece pfrsdrnp
e'rsa "es aye hd"l5she IA nhhhef and IN ntih'
aad stu muir i"faidahie IN The ensrtvalIsn a t.if
principles aud ~ The heiir'nrr II iheif poic, whicl
though ie'nr"ariy ofhahd must eventually and may
u they PrfseFye 'aet rgaa'zllion and enI asssn1
~ Ssa triumph Bai. even II SIR he disap,r int-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-13

LIMOS tANAL BnL.-We have accounts from the
r' W "o.efnment Of The State of Illinois Ia the 27,b
en n"; Inc House Of Representatives, by yo,e Of
w :" * had passed the bill provide for payico
y, ,e interest on The State debt. It's mos, ob,
!'""aole provisions first stricken out. 81 ,L., !,
becomes law in its present shape. il vii,
""o ''e contract with the bondholders and secure tho
'''"p'e'cn OF the Illinois aud Michigan Canal.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-13

1HE PRESIDENT AND THE EMPIRE CLuB-The
washington Correspondent oi the United States Gazette
relates anerdote OF Mr. Polk which is greatly Ia his
credit The Empire hub depuiaiion 10 him In
inquire when II would be his pleasure receive them.
lis prompt reply was, "Never neveri As citizens,
] shall be happy any one who may happen 10 be
long TO that OF any other Club; but Club. cannot
see them
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20 we beg leave 10 assure the Republican that we
shall be as prompt TO condemn Disnnon movements in
Massachusetts, when they shall be attempted as we
have been heretofore to reprobae similar demonstrations
eisew here But we protest against its attempt 10 i,en
tly tie Wing party, which did clne into existence
until 1882. with the Hartford Conventionists vii,
figured in lSl4-and some of whom are nov lradog
members of The Locofoco party. We would also re-
mind that paper that the doctrines of the Hartford C,n
yentunsls are Identical with those of the South C,r,i
ma NullIiyers-each OF them planting themselves protts
sedIy on the preserved right of he Sates', to aia law
of the general government which had been aduIped by
themselves 10 be unconstitutional or in the event Of its
non-repeal, 10 sccede from the Union That the limited
States were engaged in war in 1918, and were at
peace with all nations in 1882 does not affect the
principle IN issue. 1.-THE right Judge Of The consrilu
tlonaiy ofa laws rests solely with any one or more
States and If they possess the consequent right To nc
upon that Judgment. 10 the extent Of notification or Sc
eesson II is perfect right. and may be exercs d with
DIS uch pfopTety at one time as another OF this the
o'a'es' each Tor ITSELF must be exclusive Judges
ih's was doubtless Gen. Jackson's opinion, who
wished To shoot the Hartford Convenlionists under the
second seciiun," X the South Carolina Nufers under
the "Boody BIlF'-placing them in the same category
as to the punishment. though cunden,nnr them under
different codes We predict now nulw iths,andinp S.
Carolina av0rte candidate is in the Presidential chair
backed by majority of the parry with which the Mill
have been cooperating since 1898 and no, Withstand
ing Texas is annexed that shall witness the exhibition
moreoi dlsaiecon the Union in that quarter than in
The Norlh,and al an earlier period But come from what
quarter may, and under whatever preext short of an
INVASION o' our nights, which would impose upon us as
solemn daty. demanded by the great law Of sefnres
er'aton, and which would render the Union itself
curse instead ol blessing, we shall, heretofore be
o"no cooperating with lhose who battle for the peser-
walton of the Union
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-13

Is day or two after Mr.. Polk left Tennessee fa
" ashingion city, the Nashville Union. edited by his
Intimate personal and political friend furnished the pub
lie with an outline sketch of his future c,urseone OF
The lea ding features of which was that asspans to
1.-The snceesson,' including all whose names had been
prominently brought forward in that connexion, should
be excluded from his Cabi The inference from this
article was, that Mr.. Calhoun was TO be removed-and
It's justice has been confirmed by the appointment Of
Mr.. Buchanan his successor. Yet Mr. Buchanan has
long been aspanl for the Presidential robes-and for
four years past he has been regarded as strong cand
date for that high station. If then Mr.. Calhoun was
excluded from the Cabinet because of his supposed
billions views. why was Mr.. Buchanan. who is equally
obnoxious to the gave mpualion installed as his success
sor Nous rerrons,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-13

lENAN,-Advices have been received at New Or
leans from Galveston To the 22d OH,
Inc President has issued proclamation revokinp all
eo'ts 81 Naiqne or Rrprsa issued by the government
" ""n"f'ze individuals 10 III ont and arm vessels Of
W'I a." PrSa'e,,s' Tor The purpose Of waging huses
by sea against Mexico.
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ORGANS OF THE BRrroN;, ~,

phoaNS OF THE BRfrON; !-The fILwioy
- ''a" 'ne ash'ngon correspondent of the Charles
ION mercury, the Calhoun organ OF the So,,h /,
pfaes '"e feelings OF Mr. Rheu Mr.. MeDuilie and in
,el,,o ~' ,, southern wing Of the Locooco pay in
'eia'i"n Ia the new Cabinet. The leers,ys.
As I" the new Cabinet. my DEMONSTRATIONS ma,
no" Or considered as realized far as Mr. Can, nm -
Concerned lie has not beei offered the STAT. De-,
nen'' MIR. buchanan is Ia take his place Mr. Cal
nse hn, "" h put IN power by parry or for party pur
preemnen''y naliona. fle.has made IN mos, m,,,,
'ah issues with foreign governments vital 10 the Snh
efn oa'rs; he is now IN the midst Of The orec.n non
alton IL was not thought that Presiden, whose els
Sa'on ne cordially adeda citizen OF the South too
poicy, 10 dismiss him from office But Texas !, ,,s
sad. hung on H. New York could only be gained hy
sacf,hcn. Mr. calhoun. and accordingly he is sacri
need. 's friends are justly Indignant, and cannot see
'he prorrsly VI throwing away slaunrh aud lfieJ