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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1845-02-06
Twenty-Eighth Congress,
SECOND SESSION.
SENATE.

Mr. JOHNSON offered a resolution that-numbers
Of the Map of Texas be printed for the use of the
Senate provided they cost no more than the original
price.
Mr.. FOSTER, from the Committee on Commerce,
10 whom was referred The petition OF Joseph Ramsey,
reported a bill for his relief.
Mr.. HANNEGAN asked that he be excused
from serving on the COMMITTEES on Enrolled Bills -
granted.
Mr. CHOATE presented memorial from citizens
of Massachusetts, gainst the annexation Of Teas
referred 10 the COMMITTEES on Foreign Adams.
Mr.. TAPPAN offered a resolution IN relation [,
the necessity Of distributing the work on the ErpoF.
ing Ex petition in lieu Of the offered by him some
tune ago. IL received and referred 10 the Com
mitiee ON the Library.
Mr.. DICKINSON moved that the vacancy in tie
Committee on Enrolled Bills occssioned by the rsrg
nation Of Mr. Hsnnegan, be filled by the char
which was agreed 10.
Mr. DAYTON, from the Judiciary Committee to
whom was referred sundry memorials and pet.
tions Of the bar and citizens of New Jersey
for a distribution OF the decisions of the Supreme
Court introduced bill for that purpose, which was
read BY its title and referred.
Mr. FOSTER asked that the bill making appronr
atons for the establishment Of naval depot at Mem
phis, Tennessee, be taken up, which was agreed TO-
and the bill was then considered and read a third
time.
The bill relating TO the duties Of collectors of cus
toms, ana the appointment Oh extra inspectors al
New Orleans, was taken up and passed 10 a third
reading.
A message was received from the President Of the
United States by his nephew, Captain Waggaman
The Senate then went into the consideration Of the
special order Of the day which the bill for the
reduction Of the rates Of postage The provision
18th section) restricting the Members Of Congress TO
only FIVE stamps and envelopes per day, during the
session, was negatyed by vote Of 35to2
Several other amendments and propositionsfor al.
tering the provisions Of the bill were under consider
alton when our Reporter left the Senate chamber
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ANNEXATION MEETING IN TExAs.-We learn from
the Planter, Texas paper, that great mass meet
ing had been held at Brazora, in Texas on the 2Ist
ult. Among the names Of those who took part in the
meeting, we find some of the most distinguished mo
in Texas. The appointment by President Jones of
antannexation men as diplomatic agents to the Uni
'e s states ana England condemned by the people
OF Texas. A series Of resolutions were passed and
on their adoption the Texas and American flags were
hoisted upon hickory pole prepared for the coca
son, and saluted with twenty-seVen guns, amid the
most enthusiastic cheering
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u5TUMoN LITERARY AND DEBArNo SocIErr.-
The usual weekly meeting Of this Society will take
place this evening, at the Session Room Of the Bar
fist church, Tenth street. Question d" Has State
of this Union under any circumstances the right to
nullify law Of Congress " The public are invited
TO attend. c. DREW, seey.
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WAsHRGTos, February 6, l845,

DEIR sR perceive from an editorial notice,
which you sent this morning, that you are under
the impression that some one in your employment
gave Mr.. Richie the Of the author Of srti.
Gle which appeared in the Madisonian. As have
written several essays for that paper Of late over the
signature Of "ALaERsos SYDNEY" defending the
Texas question, and the Administration, am under
the impression that alusion might be supposed to be
aimed at me- | have never given Mr.. Richie, or
any one else any information upon any subject except
what has been contained in my communications for
the public. would scorn to interfere in the edito-
rial controversies in which you engaged, and par
ticularly while have been so identified with you.
hope you will insist upon the author, publish my
disclaimer. Very respectfully,
EB. ROBINSON.
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FOR THE MlDIsosIAs,

FOR THE MlDlsostAs.
Mr.. JOINS: The Lecture on the French Reyolu-
ton Of 1890, which will be delivered on next Friday
evening at half past o'clock in the Baptist Church
well worthy Of the attendance Of the citizens and
vsiters Of Washington, and trust that it may not
be forgotten, among the many claims the attention
Of the public al this season. A. b.
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M A r RIEn

AT 81. Peters Church, in this city, on Tuesday
February 4th, by the Rev. Mr. Van Horseieh M
FRANCES BARRY, jr., TO Miss MARY JANE
LOWE, all Of Washington
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1845-02-06
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
THURSDAY, February 6, 1915.

Mr.. KENNEDY, of Maryland, asked and Obtain.
ed the consent of the House to take up the re.ou.
ton, submitted in December last calling upon the
Secretary Of the Treasury to communicate cope, Of
all instructions with reference TO the collection Of
duties on Wines coffee, and silks, issued since June
last. He explained that by the construction Of the
Secretary, the tariff act Of lS43 was materially af
fected, duties having been taken off which the &C,
imposed, and this call merely to give to the Com.
mittee on Commerce the grounds Of his nstfucllo,
The resolution was adopted.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-28
DIED.

,,t OF sunday 'aernng The 18th i. BENJAMIN c. MIN
The rads o family sre y->ie. U attend ~. funeral
without iifser y.aioa on stcMeNas ct = past cocs.
TN SUNDAY .yeng. .slh lopz painful H.
nes:: LCPHEMtA bU aSCOMB, relict Of The late John
The iei4tys and fuends OF The family ar- respectfully inyi
tel TO attend her funeral this ue=iay afternoon at rock
tom the residence OF her on nsw Adam sarnders, 70 =
BEE 81 NS9Sa9 %1e S qoiaa E. E, Kasey @ ' SARAH Ann CAMP
The relays, and Trends me family are 1erectaly invi
tel ~ att her ineru! ti= + shl Church Rev Dr.
SicAuef = 9h Iqesfay, January = a, O'Clock P ~ Her
On Sunday morning. Jan 5. PETER AUGuSTIN .oo!y sor
OF Peter and Mary LOUISA hnnan -ed 10 months 4ys
ted funeral Tuesday artn,n nt a.,
a,c.Sss without further notice. l76 OF sat
O. Monday morning, 9Th instant MAL,LNA FoRMAN
O.. this city. aged year and imou;hs
M h sH T Si is ism are isv 70 attend ht fsaea
Jan. q; MI.. s a Kn=sey J. c. Ba,,e,t ased o; lies
60. aged Il Nancy Be-ks;h. eyed % Wv
At Woodbridge, y. J. J0eephns Aston 81
At BiooMIn gdaie, 18th. Emily Stscy /; months
A; Hamilton n. Y. 18th. Sis susan Willard CT tbs cy.
!! batsu,h. Isu. p Joha Vernon. of this city, aged So
Atsta4'sburgh. Hannsh Russell. aged S.
Al Jaeksg4ylie, E E jan l. L :. Ii. campse,U s Ea-
A; Warrington, Ian. 49, John Woket of Bermuda Rev.
Al sGissi,: Jsa. IS. Dis, F lyinoe, aged CO.
dIeE OF the Revolution. AGED 3. "
AZ Jefsey CITY, on L5th, THOMAS COBB Reyo,,,is,,r
solier. 1z-d -.
.t GoIe5.ioyn Jen- 10. Arel sgaard. Nj L, aged 60
At Wet Poiat ~ Y 2ith. Mr. Loufsa WE, Of Y.,y
YcrE aged g.. - " W.
A,Chen,be.bur.. Pa Jan q, Daniel soaneler. aged
Al FsTt AkiGsen Jan. l. Mis- = L. DfiwcTh sgst i; Ssc
Of 1t Blwufth lst laiEalfy 80 '
Al PhadephG. 2ls5, Phlp B. Frankln gsd q; Mr., Ma.
" Ann GrouSe. aged i3: Mr.. MsrJ Prutznaa aged 81
AZ 81 LOUIS, Charles ely; formerly Of Fhiadeipa q
At Providence. Jan. .. Msj. WILLS Shav sted -
y; BtookyD, 25;h PnGbe Ann. wife of Samuel S,iwcil
At Trenton, y. J. 2i.h. VIM. LLOYD arri II
A, MoTTisvie .0lh. Esther Iiance hee,, Is
~ Ssneya T. l. on isth Jonathan peed, nged 7e..
Al Boston, 2it a.i.. Janet, Abfshan aged e ChsrIes
Fob=s 81! ' 49, = ~
~ Baltimore. I'd. Miss Mary Ana Butter a-ed g.
At Leicester, 18th. selma NJ Scott, aget ~
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-28

4 STEAM H.LLoCN.--h patent has recent, brt u
| obtained by j. IL Pennington tnI machine 10 naVi-
! gate the air by steam. We have before us q vIew
OF or: Of thes- machines representing len s.cHon
bal.ous, ad oi enre balloon, very obvious
improvement. The eogin-; - proposed 20 be placed
IN The upper story OF the appended 10 the bal
| !uoI and will be ot about one and a hail horse
power. The 5tsrrage power Is rudler or IA car
connected "h the bottom OF tbs balloon. To SECURE
light CONSTRUCTION care has heen taken 10 select
only such materials combine great sIength with
comparatively li;ue wcight. Gin. Giz
| FIRST Lex The Icemen went to work in various
directions Monday morning alter severe frost
| OF the two preceding DAYS. The first ice Of this
season, from Fresh Pond train OF cars bring
| ing about 100 loBs, Us tons of ~hch OF tie
crop Of 1923. which came down the road on
| Tuesday afternoon ard was pgt on ship-board.-
| The work of cutting ice has been eoirg during
the week. Bunker Hill Aurora.
FiRE.-'Fhe satinei factory and erst mill in the
| town Of Franklin. Conu. known ''e Beaver
Brook Factory end Mills were totally Gcslroy ed by
fire on Saturday afternoon, the 18Th INST Bun ltle
| OF the machinery stock wes saved. The build
ings DESTROYED we're the factory, the grst mil. end
boarding house near BY. Loss $650O. Insured
al the .E'na Office il Hartford for $j,Odd.
CLOVER MILL BUaSr-Ihe Glover Bill be-
longing 10 air Daniel Weaver, usar hchensburg
Schuy ikiil county pal was ,oIas consumed on
the | I;h inst About twenty bushels oicloyer seed
and quantity of wheat. Nc vas also consumed.
Loss about $l060-no insurance.
FATAL AccIDEar.-0a Tuesday Last James
1wymen. son of DR.. Leo ivy OF 81. Charles
accidentally hung himself. He pai ing with
rope and barrel. at the resdsnce OF MS brother, in
81. Charles County; yhe rope was fastened 10 the
jost Of the building and roucd bis Irck. The bead
o the barrel OIL which ie ~as standing broke in AID
he fill and soon after found h. tn- other boys
hanging by The .eckl ead life was totally eS,in-
guished 81. Lol!s t.rG.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-28
MARRIED.

~ Gieenburg WrstcAes,e, Co. on the I'd inst, by Rev V
~. Hufibut. Mr. ARRAM FOWLER. OF The Cts of New.
iGIs. 10 Miss PiIEBE n. HOPKINS of the nrner place.
AZ Phladepha, on the 23i iu by joel Parker. D. H. NJ
GEORGE PHELPS 10 aSs EMMA HARRISON. both OF
tins CITY.
AT s. An9, Church. Erookyn by Rey. Dr. Cutler on the
morning Of The 18th Inst WILLIAM e. BERRY TO ELIZA
dsushte ol the late Captain Php Kitchens s OF Brooklyn
Jan ~. Ambrose stephens To aTnei c. Sclermcrhorn -
stephen Greenland 20 zone Kngtnn.
At 'uaio Jan. -. v iam Thompson J.ae Spriug-ton
~ Java, Wyoming Co. jan 9, Thos Thofnbuy To Cath.
\; Rocheer Jan 23 Sidney Granser To- ua,har,ne Iass
Att5eHega. Jan IS, =. T. Young 10 Helcn A. johnson
A. t0f; Pi9inr Jan . llenr f. Root To zl Jane Finch
~ ti,ca. Jan -, 'iLn u Bentley TO Theresa A Bailey
DGyld Benniugh ham q ilN Naiy Ana hury.
At tentoG. lEn. g. John L. Nanacrn 10 R.ecca Fa.,
ter; Claytou Xel-y 10 Mary r. fenrInr,rc.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-28
Bv This Mornings Mail.
Fb,a - Il washington.
Correspondence Of the Trbarc.
,tr....1..r.. I.n

q -.Sf-p
WAsHSGT.s. Jan .. l7i5.
W.p. r.Sss has prss.d hc f!oasei on It's iiu'i
passa.e b. 90 josity e >.
n mas lee 81 J iua; James X. Polk would arrive
in ,nis eli, suI ihe nj die ot February or ii'iie
after IRE - jlitv nO~ lS '7ai t'e WI! arrive
mug, siii.y !, :s susy0zrd h; !.is pfrscace IS
h ISL, r.rcgssfy juS row. To- secufe the psssoge %
tb, Jexog Seheu- b; ofciGg The refractory Loco
+ G, ina-,Ili-Ts mo isf-ns.
~ ,.a-c. ,hJt }f,.- Pck viii arrive by ne
g,1 or 10 h d + bruary Ills SAID thSi he ard his
,si;, ei b. rc-3mps srei hy W. yop' iadns,
,esk,ng a le.i.!. ei tour Rooms have ben taSsn
icr IN lii NJ Ca !losi. lis board rnd ods-
ssxi be- -i,s $I28 $l30.
l.s r,rss r. a'u.ap vii b. s-ni 10 se >.ra;e,
f,, .be Hua-e. probably to-rcTo". II VIII be
.i,..;.e. b = -ile, saG que ~ rsi2fr- 10 lite
Coms.i,tee oa f'assig9 Aiiafs should not b.
si,..t-i.st u rBgl TO BGic-, insi al oi reporting
t.c. fne hill. should r-por; al amendment in Ihe
pra-rs graGst any other than the rtaiy
,,sL - Dogrr iut,negiag With lais oasinefs.
81 - - oi r-t cot nfrs vii nov naturally iu'n
>. ,E. Ss5a:s Fat BODY stood fnn m tIyiug
,,r,.s before bed 81. nat sufiecer Tue county 10
IL .ar,.ssi boaT ine anlexeIianls's oprhiE o"Ss1
mat iaa Z. l;f. noI oppose ih.s quss'iop od'
ms iotl, ,oa 20 rga'eu ,hc tim rom ;iieif pi,
nrietv goe,als minority In 'hst BODY '.,ey cni-
on t.,...i - lj.s- who, neg say Wit 20 !oi
:. instructions. But ~ Wings i1'e been m
..-t.,.d nor rr= lnv i,sriy To tc- IL Is H"t '''f
1,oh,hl,. ,h,t rithrr lcuisia-G or Virginia WI 70
st,., ,,.ir .-,pstcrs ard WHO else Is there to m
s,rnrtl Even y uJoo, though instructed cannot
20 for il si,11ut clatfa!dc ~ ?ia'seii'
sFsr- is ii se.c.c 'hr- which might h, mere
houored n 1, beach ihtn the ob eryance. Con
,Yacrs ..r advertising Ma'l routes are gwen 10 "o
.,..,.. ,,not,, papers which nave ew subscrber..
rn-s. ,,rrtsrrnents, occupying some u or Is col,
unrs %; the ai3dsoni.n smouoI 10 ih"n' apt' OF
4 lars. Ia pc,. o akiog them 10 the crfic' oi re
n,,,:, c:. - successful IA It's application Tor III
. n,,.,et, 4 rundf'd eNlra eoP's G'e " fS"u 90
al ,h ilidi-caisn ~ e. ''lh heaii's
ms to "a, nd, ut ihe s.id country paPsr AMI pfao"-
bIl hfrti, a subscriber ever jnls 1tra suot
tbs as bsd as nbezzlcnenl. ie1 knoN, iot
nsys zen ,as p,rrry thai II thia MATER y as e1 am.
i.,d inJo. tn, iac,s would iri'e 10 D. IS h"'e
.ta.sd Il,em.
rlorlfje.. ..ioa over I,zas Yon's, RicEsiIsu
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-28

r u' IEiu4'l--
On VISITING THE EARLY HOME or WlLLiA'
CULLEN BRYANT.
SWEET play-p.Gcs Of thi7- ini=acl
The cradle Of ;iiy SONG,
The holy f0un; Of Poesy.
whrGce thy pure life was drawn
On. haiiowed are i,a mountain sleeps,
i:s mapie-croTred hills,
Ger y hich the sparkling water ieaps--
Thy Childhoct's fayoEIe Ti!'s
The hearth-s;oae graz. toe massy ewes,
The paths y hich thou hast irod,
,Ihsre fist aunng TIC iswy isaVrs
!nou heaTd-i he voice ct God.
A holy Fragrance hoa,eth out
Unto Lies dusty way.
From the close orchard blooms about
i'hv Chiidhood's haunt OF play.
The soul OF nauy q mountsjn-f oer
Has tniaied into thiac,
And from riy h-ari's pure chn!lcs rouT
Their iisbI on human shFlnes-
A freshness from thy uatiye air.
True Poet thou hast brought,
- drop upon world ct Gaze
The da,, OF holy Thought.
.ipd taence u kiujl. spirit flows
10 b5audfy lhe earth
TO soathe It's grieis and burning wors,
10 =sncliiy It's Rliriii.
Then halioved b,, It's mountain So cps,
It's broad iar-swaeping hill:
For G.nius siugs, and smiles, aud "eeps,
By every grove and nil l. A. :
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-28

O- In our haste, we overlooked yesterday the
name OF Hon. RICHARD D. DAVIS OF Dutc0ess.
who was CT course among the Loco-Focos iIom
this State who voted agsins. Texas. He makes
fourteen Loco Focos from this State in the mega
tive, (just as many as from all others with only
nine in the affirmative. The vote OF New York
stands on the record Tpeaty. four against the in
iouity, Nine IN Its favor
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-28

HEALTH or THE Ctrr.-tom the report of the Cay Gnpec-
tnf II appears that the whc- number of deaths New York
iof the week ending lanuay2j,h r8ot whom 80 were
men, 70 wosn Is boys ard g grof these dei aneu-
rsn OF apopeSy. of sbices. of bronchitis burned
cahedl OF Casualties. of cholera inianiu coDsanp
"n J. ci 'G,ions, OF crosr Of of tan
at Congestion ei lua-s, OF debility of delum tremen
ct darisa. n drogsy the bead of dropsy the ches
oi dyseiles oi eyslDelss, OF epilepsy, OF bilious fever
OF pue'p,ai ever oi ;em!tea fever Of fever scarlet of
TYPHOID fever 0i Of deac TIC heart OF hopping
cough. 3o Inflammation inflammation Of bFeIn
iasnatnn Of bowels. u o inflammation of luBzs. Of
4mmstro OF pencaEdum Of Inflammation OF Ilyer Of IN
ldenz of i1tcmpefanee. Of merasmus. neaaie OF
old age Of palsy. Of premature birth, of small pox of
spinal disease e prDe Of suicide Of tschlng una In
known = we're under year OF sge. 10 = l.; 2 TO D. IL
10 IL 70 to - 9to o. q, ~ to 4O lj 20 70 90 49, 20
To ~ 10: % 20, 81 70,o 50, g. 50 60 3. unknown
l5j1se natives o the TINTED 81 Ireland Of Eng.
land. OF Scotand. of Germany 8 Of France Of xtzet
land, ard z OF Brr.h POSSESSIONS. fran the Aims
iOue. II from Seeyus Ho,pai from fy Hospital fon.
bac%''el!4 iAaad. : from L. Farm Coored per>ons IS
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-28
On mntinn nf q. Lcsrea. Il wss

10 tilS .fIJFiHc tGuftrj
On motion Of tfr. LESTER, it was
2esoired That the Aca and Buffalo, the Touawanda. the
Auburn and Roches the Auburn and Syfacuse, the SYM
ctc and ca the Utica aud Schenectady and the Mohawk
and Hudson Rail Road Companies. be required 10 epcrt 10
the Senate 70 days, statement verified by nihdEvii ni
Of the rates at tolls and charg-s from time To te snce 1T
lanuary 1874 fixed ard CHARGED by ei respectively ior the
transportation OF aad property on Their respective
roads.
On Mr WsIGHr's mo,iun it was resolved that
the committee on public expenditures enquire
whether any OF the sajares paid TO public Off
GERS in the State are too high, ana ii the services
of any OF them can re dispensed with, without
injury 10 he puo!ic service.
AssrABLY-Thc bill 10 prsveul persons from
appearing disguised and armed, was read for the
third time.
isir. Belts Old not rise peremp'orig To opp ee
the passage of this bll. Blu. an examination Of
the i,h article Of the amendments 10 The Federal
Consi;tu,ion, h d IA sd with him the question,
whether this oil did not ntlict with TINS att
tice. As common sense was generally consider
ed not to have an5 n5thjng to do N the construc-
tion of the Constitution, he would ask the gen
tlemen ol this House. and sspecially the chair
msn Of this committee Mr.. t. Z. LEE,) ir this
oil did not conflict with lh7t provision wHich
read as fniiow=:-
Ihe nEht Jh= people IN iheir osrSCa house,
nsp md effsc aains unr-eouab searches and ,ezurs
pIo5as- supported By oeth affirmation and psrtc-
ar Gecubns t place 70 be searched. and persons
things 10 - .sized.
The bill wes passed By Ayes l04, Noes :.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-28

Az ATTEMPT Ar kiDaAPPisG.-Last week al
Harrisburg nsgo named Peter Huskins, q rsssden,
OF that piaceisr severs years was knocked DC sn in
The sFfeet oy Alexander =. Cock, and another per-
son uained Thomas Fbnegun, and lied with the iu-
t-'ital oi taking hiIn Scu,h, the allegation ha,
IL "sS runaway slave, wnen soine o. tne citizens
came along ard i::tsrt-red. He was taken 10 i.ii,
wren TIE matter was brougnt before Judge Elder,
who liberated MN. Those who assaulted MIN ere
taken up io' attempting 10 kidnap and bound over.
NAvAL-The U. s. S,eane. Col. Harney, ar
rived al hey IVES: on tho l4;h inst from 81. Angus
Ilne The U. 3. Revenue Gutter Legare WAS at
tley West on the Sth inst. Cap;. Nones gave
splendid Ball on board on the evening before. The
U ;. Revenue Steamer LeydTs left KY Wes; for
the iofiugas en- tbs ith fs!ani, taking engineers
Tor tbs purpose os examining that place relative TO
ts hriag fortified.
MELASCHoLY kcciDgsr.-Tee Savannah Re-
publican OF the 20h Instant says: A man named
Lawrence feaTuy, employed upcr the Ceural Rail
road as accidentally killed on Sunday 1fternoon
by falling from The tender of rhe locomotive, the
whs els OF which passed over his body, causing his
death in aboui tweu,, Tinutes.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-28

Is ANOTHER TRIUMPH the Fine Ars Is achieved IN the
MeunSids teve. The new Panorama American Muse
TN, Ehch forms brilliant finale evenings entertain
eui beyond question the richest presented ia the CITY Bunker
1i too has increased IN interest. and the Panormas
truly splendid. Nadine Eulngs stng strains are only
eguaed By the magic OF the Wizard OF the North The Ourar
Out Is To be seen N all hour.
~ The iouT White Negroes draw such immense
Der of the New York Museum that tie MANAGER
gives performance afternoon as IN the evening
They are he greatest cu.oes presented the tu5c
Their Eheop;an performances the bSno bones sioln.
ampoGnne, sc a!e inab!s Their dancing excellent
Great Western Mrs Western, Ms Ffay. La Petite Cine,
I Lynch, Mss blanchard. SC appear. A Tremendous bill
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-28

p The Evening Post is careful to tell its
readers twiee at least, tina, The Texas Resolutions
as they passed the House, were drafted by q
Wing, but does not tell how many Whige voted
for them. Is this the fair thing Will the Pos;
Just state that only eight out OF the eighty one
Wings could be induced By local feeling and
Slavery 10 vote for Annexation even when they
had the shaping OF the measure tzemselres
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-28
Texas in the Senate.

We stll hope, with considerable assurance,
that the Annexation project which has passed
the House canno, be got through the Senate.
Our late.. count OF the Members of that body di.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-28

" SYLvssrEK GRAHAM, being ON visi, 10
our City, has consented to deliver Lecture on
WATER CURE on Friday evening OF this week,
probably at Clinton Hall. The suyoct is general.
" attracting in,e,tsi, ana Mg, Graham will treat
il thoroughly.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-28
To- Gays Ou,siue.

Ilrst Pdse-Review Of Scenes in my Native Land, by
MS Sisourney The Common Schools of Nsw.YoEk
Frightening
Second PGse.-A Poem. To - Bones IN the Desert
Kindness Which Right News Items -Shin News :;
City Intel eence.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-28
n-.nrrr,n. al,... Jan. a. lee.

T. GRrr1EY EsQ-su: 1t was ny ha2p,ne7'' Ni,e
a., l. .se of our picturesque h!i-owns, 70
v, tho s,-lr homs Of WILLIAM CULLrS BRYASr' re.
dear 10 every New England her Is enc whose genius
and ;eceyed much Of * holiesi ins'iiSon l t
1sse 20 ya,ure. aud the spt that 5allows aod -of'es u.
BIZ eol.nunin- with those gifted .su' thai hsye ,''a .
aoIse her o-rc!es. w not ss difficult TO syn,
pa,sc y IN me- n. sitter takinG T5ie lAene Vl =
,1 Itursed away i;om the scene consecTasd Sy
M -sni eiing that clearer asi=h; h2d been granted ne
/, n. pure. .hiuin- depths Of his spiritual bang
Sr ls dignity Of sounding er aHlaf name : a 'ils
10 con:e. upon the offspring Of heart ;esrnins 10 'asS
n ever ry OF .uth and ssauy that SHINES upon iae
y bot should the lines enclosed i;n1 echo IN your o'g
v nay pefhap, contribute. her c'sn way 70 ias
plaasure Of your numerous readers
Your. respectfully. l. =. :
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-28

To the Edi;or Of Tse Tribune
In your valuable q " mig Almanac for 1916 you
state the result OF the late Presidential Election
thus:
Polk ovtE Clay. --......-......-...3 So 7e2
Clsy and Birney over polk---.--.-.---.-..23 %, AL
This, OF course, is without South CaroliDa, and
YOU will obiiee a friend by saying in your psper
what would be a fair estimate oi the OF that
State Friday. Jan. a. ls45.
O- We suppose 10000 Polk Qejori,y a fair
estimate for Soulh-Carohns. Her vote IL not
heavy, nor is it so unanimous as has baen pre-
tended. There are good many Wings IN her
free, healthy up county, Ed.