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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-24
BLOCK TIN WARE MANUFACTURER.


4 GENERAL ASSORTMENT of Pani-hed TIN and
"A Common TIN Ware, Cutlery, Hard ard Hollow Ware
Wood Ware. Baskets Brushes Door Malls. shaker se,es
and Broomsin short. every variety OF housekeeping A.
1c.es.
y. B.-A complete assortment Of Coffee and Tea Jrns
Table Dishes ana Covers &C &C for Hotels and seanooas
on hand, and manufactured a. the shortest notice.
JAMES Y. WATKINS,
ia4 'ani u Catlarine-.t New. Yors
DODGERS n suns q TLEKi " >PiEs
co. Pc Pelr--treri, have us received an invoice
gers Sons genuine Cutlery, consisting of Pen anc
focAs Knives Scissors and Razors, WITCH they are selling
Ire lowest
Also are now opening splendid assortment OF Table
Cutlery from sheffield consisting OF Table nives aud ofhs
Csrsefs Butcher Knives SCISSORS Ivory Sells. &c AZ
BRITANNIA TEA AND COFFEE POTS
- ~ugars and Creams. Pitchers, Iumrlers, Lamps an
Csudesucks. Soup Ladies, Spiuoons, Castor Frames Conn
Plates. sc. for sale by JAMES " rhhh>i
Mt ~ Jnnu---
,HiNON ~ SONS ara American britannia leaand Col.
~ lee Pots, m single Knives and FORKS Fa Anc
Round Stair Rod. Lined and Enameed Sauce Pans, foi-
Kettles. SPIDERS BaAe Pans Tea rm!s Casiors, Sc for salt
bv SEAMAN LOWEKRE.
'en,f 9mv. ~ Surng-.ire,sf. near Greenwich
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xT-1" >PEOrLE'> LINE >rEtNBOAr>
- FOR ALBANY. Daily. >ania,. eNlrp,oi

..gs---s FOR ALBANY. pa.y. sunday. es..vg.es
go ~-71 IHgoleH uigfor-Ai o'cocA. p " iruz
.ls pisr between NoIrifnl end Lnery siftcu-
Steamboat KNfC NEkBOC MR.. Cap- 4 u1lgh'oa Wi
cave on Monday. " e,iucsdsy and FRIDAY heslsg.
Ssarbost ROCHESTER,. Capt r. G. Cmrelisn VI
cave an tuesday. Thursday anl saturday evening" Al
O'Clock
"a Ere OCloct T. " Landing az iHisrmoisa',
Places. ff-o1l foot ~ B0rciGyS
stesmhoat COLUMBIA, Capt Nm. h. PEGS, vii leaT-
on Monday "Wednesday. FRIDAY aid SUNDAY ssieFnco1sa
O'Clock
sieln1oaf NORTH AMERICA Capt l. W. BraH..
will ieave Tuesday. THURSDAY and saturday a'ernooc
at O'Clock Passengers taking either ~ ne above nes
viii arrive n Albany n ample time Tor ths Morning rfal
Of Car for ilykSsi or West
- The boats new and suh.ianial-sre NrnsAos
NH new and elegant state rooms and for speed and scou
molahous are unriN aed ou the Hudson.
frssghf taken ~ Moderate hgfes
~ :, person. are forbid trusting any ~ he Boss u
fh's Line Without written order irom the Captain u
Agents.
For Passage freight apply on board or 10 T. I. shulf
81 The office on tie wharf els
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-24

E. SEAT AND FARM FOR SALE-nrar he villa. o. OF
1885, Somervile. Somerset Co., New Jersey SAID Farm
consists Of l2j acres ~ Land, 3 OF which Wood The
Buildings ll NEW, and built william Two Yca.--ii0use
and Barn both hIifh y days WORK anil 1i fe best material
The House built 10 the COTTAGE ffLf b by 3 iee 'front.'
Ha through hr centre panOrs in-ie with marble uantes
aazls - feet front and II feet down each sideogeef
with Observatory top OF sad House, story kch
tie rear aud &C. Jar under ir- ~Hue oi iie main uIa
ug with pantrD-. and AL jagged through n M best manner
TIE Barn 00 feet Ong and panied whfe-Carrage HOUSE
ce-H1u-e &C. Also great variety oi FRI TT OF all le-
.crpu0ns-iO sti.er with quantity of Sirtlery.
Tie premises DE wflni0 hundred yards lfffe COunr
seal and about quarter of mile cd ile Railroad TIL
place about hours and bali from the City. For lar
her paTtcu inquire of the subscriber and proprietor Ofhe
N,rioSAL HOTEL, No. CORTLAND -, Se'y-fors.
m2l n CHAS. WfkOFf.
ma FARM FOR >ALE.--siluaie on tie Road from
~ New Rochelle 20 White Plains about equi-disal from
- EACH containing 80 ACRES or LAND OH of ~luci
Plough Land. excepting Ten Acres which Is Wood Lant
TIE place divided by lane, and lad on into colqenrn
for cultivation. Al me fences of ,ioue DOB goo.
order and e ground IA "a stale Of cult Qs0n The bald
ms all Of good character and in order For TERMS spp
:. =. hFN1Os, on Tie premises, Or Of
fqr J. ADRfANCF. ~ Joln--f New York
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~n-r@ . )iORSINt BOAT FOR ALBANY
- -anl intermediate Lau1iu g.- breakfast auU
Dinner ol board the BDaf.-Tle splendid
steamboat SOUTH AMERICA, Captain NJ. II. TrI.sde.
vii leave e Oo of Barclay street north side Of lf Ferry
Saturday morning, June Zi.. nj Seven 0clocA For pus
SAGE, apply On board Tie hOa- Usual Landings Cailse
Wssipoln., Newburzh, Hampton Milton Poughkscpsie
Hyde PARK, khnetecA, RsilDOk, Mlidel aA., Hudson
CoV-lcaie. hnderaook and New Baltimore - ~
xrs~ sPOtcHkEEP>IE AND NEW
,r,i..- - 81 RGH-tARE J0.-Lani.ng al Van Cour
llnds Dock, lfrrss4il,l Wet P0.fL Cod
Spring. Cornwall, Negs ulrsh. tl-lSlA AID Hamburg
TIE and fat steamer II kfkA, Captain Wa
DINE TEUEsDELL, leages The foot of Bsrcay--fe daily
Sundays e1cep.eii al +. ~ Leaves POlgiAeepse al
A. VI.
ror freight passage inquire ~ e Captain, board,
cd T. J. HALL. AGENT ~ tle Office ga fle vs. iar lc3
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-r-.s P0rcUkEEp.yr AND NEW.

r., ITO WESTERN IT.
q .s:...'-'sss-..-z, ilAN ELEk,.-Creaf
AAlLh PASSENGER
ROUTE TO THE SOUTH AND " EST, va PHiLADEL
PHiA. BALTIMORE, CUMBERLAND. 90 WHEELING
PlIIsbLRG aud CiNCINNAlI ...-I Through "a - bun
from New YORK % " heeing aLd P.iisblrs.
Passengers gong directly through
Leave Nrwlorsa a. = A. Y. BY RAILROAD
Ar1yr IN Ph.lade pha a. Zf. -.
Leave Pmial- gl.s 40 T. u b. Steamboat
Arrve 10 Baltimore III r. 81
Leave Baltimore A. IA ~ by The Baltimore
D Ohio Railroad.
And arrive AZ Cumberland a. ) r. NJ
Leave Cgnber.ard AZ r. ~ By ih- NauOaa
Road and Good lnleft stage Lines and 1rge "a Wes.n
" Piisbgry lext evening.
Passengers for P.,9lrg lake he splendid new AMI mol
steam oats a. Brownsville and thereby have ons
- mes Of sagng tie " hole route WITH cOice vi Jas
nd ght travel
frstcass steamboats, leave Wheeling Piitso8rg hoar
81 ADD fa-s-r- cr- forwarded without delay ~ GIN
CLIMATE and a. other Port IN lie South " es FAR
- 10 Cincinnati
FOR Through Tickets BY lis route apply phisdsDhs
a. me kafosi Office, o -Iaet and eatA .re.
Al - south THIRD street. DoaId steamboat Docs -
WlaL
Fare through from Philadelphia 10 Wheeling, go; 10
rsD1rz -i@ with ihe pnsaese o stopping tie roai,
All res1mln- seai- a. pleasure.
For further Information. apply % J L. SLyMNER
A.enl. a. Tie ollcr Of .lfsn. Z Cos Expd-..
su. 81 4.
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r.. -. - Ew-YORk AND HAKLLM

fs<<s ABROAD CO.-srmnsr dy,sass
pieaf On and after Monday, Aprllsh,
ie mains viii ~ follows VIZ Leave City Hal iof
Nhir Pan- and informed ate psce- att, loA NJ p ~
Lave ty lit Tor Williams Bridge att, 10 A. ~ T.
30 aLd ) h. 81.
Leave Cry iial for Y0rkHle Harlem and Non.sianas
D, 81, 10 4 "; !, = ;. 40, /, ). So, 80, y. ~
Returning leave While Plains Tor Guy Hal &C. issrDs
date p.ace- 10, .oi0 l. NJ. 30. 5lOP.M
Leave Williams Bridge tor CITY Hal us, 80, 1910 An
80 3, 80 =. NJ
u \. ii. Z, ;. :, 81, 5. Glp ~ ?. u.
Tue ifesM KAN wiu eage White Plains a. 7 Ocock ~
min A. NJ Leave C.iy H4.. a. before r. ~ fos LIS pr
seat.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-24

I,IRE N~IRA<CE-A the lowest rates, ~ me-
L HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, in
eorrorsiet 1910. Charter perpetual
TINS long absned and welsnown institution, HAVING
neg, ia scvs operation taUtg-s years, continues 10 insure
House. Furniture Stores, Merchandise and Other proper
~ against loss or damage By IRE The mos; favorable
JOHN Nr.iLSON ~ AErl-
lei Hav3r+ 81 Wal-sireei. Ssv-}ors-
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One Of Beesmans Letters, showing By he own signatures
that he my Agent;
NEW YoKS. March Zjrd. l84h
Txar Sri expect YOU sOud Lie % by tins low
am getting along he you LEFT the Sae amounted up o.
~ bor. by saturday and on monday u opened trs N
went VI 10 81 bottles and Las every DAY
Il : 10 o'clock while writing the hole amount Of tils
week 80 far l2l and hope by the time close icA
be a. "a uia al may amount 90 - thirty De
GIFTED ts week The business Don't toa .ei Discourage
YOU must 70 ahead Sha beat you WANT you 10 SLID
on syrup by wensday ami send lie lcrr hON you
getting slorg
| .hall have 10 come 20 close In haste
Rename you humble SerVerf uhieuf gent
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DISTANCES AND RATES or FARE.
rom CIV Han ~ y7tn street ~ miles 90 ff.uf.
"a e, r..:..:.:.: su,nER ARRANGEMIENT::

T., -zsszs--s..sss<.ss.,-.- - INNER AKRANGEuENI.
81 sc>''n asd ailer Monday, Apnl IsA- We
cars - ID Leave
PATERSON. NETWORK
0e.oeA A. NJ. 2; O'Clock, y
III ri Pm
Il Pm. 81
On Ssoudayf
PATERSON. NETWORK
O'clocx. A. NJ 81 ocio.s A. ".
y 4. NJ 5. r. "
Passengers a1y.-f % te - he ferry f~x m-s'S
1e,ofe ine sisi hours Of departure. Oce - Consss
Apri b. 1875 AZ
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,r~.- NOTICE 10 TuE TRAVELLING

INDIA ri BBERG.UOD>.-Th- attention q ne p r,
e-pecull .ayied ~ ti- s~soffInri o insS D.
Goods 1laiselsrei b. Lr >aD.cntsf.. s.ch a. '1
gltes Ssr "a s-sY<nd<5 ee fros. s.yAar lie rfrs
ss Macintosh Coas, CioAks all Cspes cob ior cs>s
ops aprons, &c. horse Covers, Legsins PoneiOs 49,
" wi1ch are Tor sale cheaper tau be iOond els~"
and warranted 70 ave satsiscnor-
HUTCHINSON RuNYoN
ml0u 81 Maiden Lsns
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Mr.. Peter Sfryker beckman,
Bot of Van Nesie a Van elect.
February g. 1912. doz. bottles Schenck. Pull
non.c Synlp-St on. - s.
>oue -se, COUNTY, s,-fhOmas {. Harvard OF lawful age
and ng duly hi- oath -aych that he went into
partnership with M John C. Van Nee, ol tie hrm oi Na
Nes,e Van Chef Immediately after The dissolution ul a
hr IA he year 49,. and cOninund the zane business ~ f
sane place And depoueui further says, ifai he j. acquhl
ted with Peter STRIKER Beekman, who lien % very
bea ill., and resided Brhuchve, the place OF tn-lr--
of M, firm of Van Nestle Harvard thai sad last mentioned
s-u wen, agents o Dr. Joseph n ~cieucA 20 eel rr
rin. prepared hN linn. called >cleucs- Puimonc syrup,
ana ha said Bcekman purchased OF -ad nm twenty
holt of the said syrup. per account ancNed and at
none frher ssy-. ai The said BeesnAn requested depo
nent to bring MI Schtnck io Sc mm-iiai DIE medcn,
had done him much good aaf bee WISHED .1 scr ald
know hm-ihai be- could tel him more and btiier ihan
IN. could anv one else. what benefit De bal rc'stu from
aid svrp and deponeni dl accordingly iaAe Dr. scheme
10 . laid Beekman, and that be- expressed 90 him ne utmost
gratitude and said. among other thu- thai D. believed e
SpnIp had saved lis lie. - .,.
sworn and subscribed his llh day 90 June, lli5, a.
Brdee,, a;er. IN saii county, before me.
JAMES TAYLOR
Ore OF lie Judge. OF The Court Of Common Pras oi ad
county. ,.,.,...
Mr. Peter stfyker Bevknan,
Bot of Van Nesis 4 Harvard.
ls4, bottles Schcncks PgmOu|c >yrup......ar = ff
March 70 bot 4. bottles DO. 10 J. Oh.
NAV - bots do. do. do Sv
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DtBLIC NOTICE l. HEREBY g.NEA o. ~ -
oi Cerlc4'e No 81 Tor = >te- % ilr "a al -ocA
u tf- Farmer Loan ard Trust Company 20 NrN iorA-
which csrtca.e Wa Id favor Of Co.0ce. " s1 Lindsay.
L. A. snd va. fa- l5,h >ovrrlter. l56 sail crrr-
cafe la MOI ben iours .1ce he death Of Coone Lindsay,
which occurrr- IN tie month Of September, ~, All appl-
cation VII BE- made Tor i-ue ci irN errllear 1f Tie
OF L l..-. II Jur~ lin. Iasl
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An ar1c,e supenorto Paieni Leather ard a. esscost
ALSO,
Live Pr-.ervsr. - ali ua-eru. Wa-r II a-e. every
Portable >f,.r Raf. In low Cals Has SJlilHe--rs
ship Letter Bag ipnce OFrfcol-s
Travelling Bags Pea t.ais various
>eamrr's Bags t-raA- -4r-
Hursr Covers .apt-
Carnage = pron- Mru Ofrfa.-
Carnage Boot. Lr-siLs, -
Wa-er Pa v.rot. ,s.f-rn. HIrllg and Fishing Boots
Bs.lgnr Ma. Dlcki1- Pal-s elfh I Gals
Lsle-' Arrors toOl Balls ifl ar ril1fs
N...l.uic.' An-o~. Els.a Bets .0r raA oacGs
Gun Oa-es AID Covers >lollirf rfift-
Ar low. >lsQ-uters and Easfics
hair Cushion. Gloves and MIS-
WAGON Cushion. Camp Blankets
Ar Mattresses. with rIlss a. 1Isln- - Atl r-rls
Military I-rf- isched TENS Tor >4ofi-iiien
TIE shove goods prepared ~ pioee'- r-..e elr
ru from any other nault,cre. rendering -l i-ief ~
perlor ne common Rubber Goods trfril ule 500 A -
market Orders promptly executed Tor s1l- 81 a. ssrs
afr.
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&C. tOh -AIE ia Tire City 81 NtA Ath, Neyy-Jer-
-: sey-A HOUSE and y acres OF LAND, smaied b.
49, South Broad H. No ~, within nfieen minutes wal
uf lie RAJ ROAD Depot 20 New Orh The House j. = fee
'roui 80 deep . h -h. large Pazza IN the
and Wei finished rolg h0ut also good Stable, RUS Trees
rape Nine &C. attached For farther particulars inquire
j. NICHOLS, corner Of William sud Washington s's. OF
WM. PAUL l.. on Tine premises. - imr
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FOUNTAINS.
(ASr IRON FOUNTAINS, consisting Of Figures Owe
y tlebe. swans Dolphns, lns Scrolls, Shells IA
&C forming svsriey OF more than forty different kinds,
al prices from - 10 sl5s LIN and Force Pl MPS
throw nom 10 gallons per Iron Lin Pumps for
shallow wells together with tifr Engines Hose
Carts copper riveied Hose Coupling Screws. &C manu-
'scurcd Tor wholesale OF retail, by d. L. fARNAM,
myi4 SIN - fUlonsL
'JNO DRUGGISTS sale. loo pint and quart /
Tnciures labeled; dOz- Counter Jar with and
gas covers doz spice Jar ahcicd; doL Imported
seas tor Psien Medicines super OF Counters 7So Issue
Pease o' Of Drugs and aIous articles Inquire Al u Ls-
penSrcsi al O'Clock \ VI. Vel 81
4 ,KkAT SAVING. no MERCHANTS ana busl.
~ uess Nefuncpsl advantages derived from The use
Of Francis Celebrated Manifold Writer copy OF any
srer and without The necessity OF using either an !nksSnd
or pen
The immense saving Of tine and satisfaction Of having
A eNsc copy OF wti written should recommend ne
Manifold Writer 10 the favorable OF business
generally.
fRANCls LoUTREL. Manufacturing S,snoner.
isl22w 77MNden Lane.
S0,0O no LOAN O> BOND AND MORT.
S.CVV GAGE-on Resi Estate in ihs Ciiy. Apply
.te cee No Is Murray - Or al the store No "a sprng
street ele
EN- OOO TO LOA>-On bond and moTIsassin
WM IL MEMS, Meek. Court,
iesiw' IS Broad-.ireei.
nINT'> PATKNT NEW k.APORArI>G
III INh.>TAND.rtls article i worthy lie afternoon 4"
al who desire 10 keep tic lnk free from dust prevent evai
grafton and preserve the agiiy FOR SAFE a. ~. n s4ei
~ price. by FRANCIS 4 Lol IkEL.
eSs ~ Marnlarurlug >t.rontr., y. MAden Lsnr.
'EkA(N,~ DA(.tEkhEAN ROOMS, x33
Btosdwsy, opposite TIC Park founnin Portraits ron
Il 10 s. including ess.corecl Llkene.es, and no o,ers
:ehvef~d Instructions the srt-Paie>, chcm,cal-. Ac
1 ,eiS iwesiS weodf
$1,000. Any PERSON h.slng i.l ssnosH; :.
nsnnssiefi business. which will paw a proni OF
wv posrs pr ann.i Thc partner must tske charge OF
he business Cali al No; lew all street, room I7.N y b
| The best ri reference will be required leei sws
| S3. 600 THE ADvERTI>ER, Who i!eneaged
1 '>SsVVVs ~ lucrative AM ths
n.y. DESTROYS Of obtaining Partner OF steady h.Dess
abs and uuir peacnAe oal character ~ho !. possessed
Z the above Application, with rsa .x and rttsr-
sr may be made, addressed 10 Box SO, Posi- orhcs
;esl iw-
STUtk OF NOkTH.ANEkICAN PHA.
LANX-For sale, Shares OF the Capital Stock Of the
North American Phslanx discount OF 80 per cent In
cuire OF s Rankn, los South Pearsu-e, Abany.kY
ma S~'
IN Tons AXE Iron, PMk osle,- TOT sse by
~ jslo ~ JOS TCCkERNAN. g Wssts6
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T1ub!ic Conpepdnees. ST.
49, >rX ,RRA>cENF>r-p .pr

IT, NEW ARRt>GENE>r-PAR
sS-s-Ntsr--i&REUy CED.-fNDEPE>DsNT LINZ
eS-s> FOR NEWPORT. PROVIDENCE Am
BO>TOS-plRECT.-T1rre uuir- wecs Each ~sv-
III. >fs.r,rh ara fNvorte Steamboat NEPTUNE -
handed bv Cspt William Rollins having conlris,-i -
IMPROVEMENTS p resume irir. On saturday SIS, ",
: follows Leave Newly ORR from Per M s. Nora a.
- for Newport, Providence anl Bos.on drrct "a r..
9rv Thursday and saturday. al Oc.osk. T. " Rsrrs,
"a. vii leave fnyvAeace Tor Newpori srl Nxs.Yo-.
lon MONDAY "Wednesday AMI Friiay. . u'c...c. A.
On IN. ARRIVAL 81 fs Mai Train % Cars INN Bo.,r
vas f-an New. YORK - NeSrort AID FroFl-1cr 4 a
nom NcN-iors ID Boston. n.
Deck Passengers from Sew-tork 20 Newpor, snd
Providence, =
40 fn fra.r Scw-Yors 20 Postn- -.
Fn.i-ht from Nev-lork ~ Newport and Providence -
cts pr foot
GFO 2 kAfRCHiLD, sWr...,,..
a. Of JOHN IA. RICHMOND, Prosa.,-s.
ard 1t he otce on ne s,rAni,na. .slin,s mys,
A. ncrsons are rti trusting ms Bosi exeeps o. ~,
orfe-s frnl -e Can'tn, A. nn oinrf bis MI - rs
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- SHIP CLAIBORNE. FROM IItEK
.<<R rOC4-ltAs sup i 10" .scll-rsll. under gen
= era order Con-4znres Al g-as- aiorud " receipt
IL. iss5
Il rOK LitEkPOUL-ro ssA lWa .n-l-II,
s<sns =, 2an. sd very azt sailing packet NIP -HAk
SrEAhE Capt Cornell having most o. her cargo
IN aged snd Oh board, vii -s Is above
ror freight or passage having el-gsn, accommodations
sp on board al Orleans wharf foot 81 Wal street.
g-io p X. COLLINS CO n south 81
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-01-25

existing nation, has dwindled into subsidiary province. II
is exactly what it would be If conquered Texas in
Can gentlemen pretend that there any power in the present
organized Of Texas justify this proceeding
Sir there should be minority in that country who dissent
cd from this surrender and they should gather force enough
successfully resist it, would they have right
those who had given their land and their people TO for
eign nation guilty Of Assuredy Just much
should have right to mpcach the President Of the
United States for treason, if we found him negotiating with
France or England surrender this nation to them
The Government Of Texas is modelled after ours II is
subject the kind of restraints It's purposes dis
tncy designated in its Constitution. That instrument docs
contain the slightest word Justify the inference that the
existing authorities might lawfully extngush the Government
Now there gentlemen in this House who have argued
that from the structure Of Government il is altogether
unlawful unconstitutional TO ccde away amy portion of
territory Upon this ground they have attacked the
analogous Government, of limited and defined powers
not only cede away all her territory but her national
existence besides Sir if Texas be blessed we are with
strict consuctonists and abstraction and resol
ninety eghtmen Of them might find for
little notification in this extinction Of national identity. Here
is space for banquet Of distractions and from what know
OF the birthplace Of Of the emigans Texas think
we may say, they will have forgotten their old habits IL do
not hear from them these points Certainly there
grounds furnished to lead doubt somewhat Of the
curly Of the title we should get ground enough predict,
that II the annexation did not produce all the fruits expected
from IT. the politicians there viii adopt the expedcnt Of the
gentleman from Kentucky Mr TBBATTs and declare this
treaty. compact proceeding Of remuneration be null
and void inasmuch there right cede away the
State procedure, Mr.. Chairman, which, in my opinion
would have infinitely stronger foundation in law than any
argument have yet heard against treaties II
derstood the gentleman from Alabama, (Mr BELsxR State
he interpreted the law of nations has right cede away
any Of its citizens another State but in Of erree ne
cesy IT. sir, should be his fortune emigrac to Texas
thereafter may not occur TO him that the whole proceeding,
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that should be to admit new States In the
Convention members wished TO raise the point should
States be confined to the territory then in possession
There debate and it thought best 70 leave tire
power ssaying nothing about the territory that being
question belonging another department of Government
l. have stated.
think it. therefore, very evident whatever doubts may
s the faculty acquire territory there Is no doubt that
Congress has not that power.
What confusion would ensue if Congress had it The Ex
ccuve and treaty making power act subject OF acqus
ton They refuse agree the compact Congress goes
to the enterprise, and ordains il to be done Which IS
the law of the land Both treaty is the supreme law
when it is made treaty rejected by this process becomes
also the supreme law How that be- consistently with
just idea of proportion and symmetry in the Constitution
When treaty made the Constitution declares to be the
supreme law Of the andhat such treaty shall stand be OBJ
served and fulfilled When, therefore, treaty is rejected Is
equally the supreme law that such treaty shall moi sand
be observed and fulfilled What other power after the treaty
making power has decided, shall conavene and nuh that
decision II the Executive and Senate reject and the
Legislature establish and the thing, at one and
the same time what but mischief can Off the Lee
gisatue make treaty when the Senate has rejected IT.
why may not the Legislature, in turn, repeal and annu
treaty when the Senate has made it The powers must be
concdent and coequa in both No, ancestors
are chargcabe with such folly
Suppose one Of The STATES to act for annexng
Texas-as has been sometimes recommended How would
the stand The Constitution says No State shall en-
ter into any treaty, alliance, confederation Would not
the whole country cry out here transccndng OF authority
here treaty. alliance confederation made by state with
Texas and the act therefore void under the Constitution
Why void Because the Constitution does not allow State
TO make treaty with foreign nation does not forbid
State from passing law TO acquire territory but orbd
foreign compacts Why Because that subject provided
for in the clause which gives the exclusive power Of making
treaties to the President and scnate and was not dcemet
expcdient 10 confer such power any other body.
My conclusion from this view s that the power OF scqur
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.>Ofice to Contractors.
PROPOSALS For Contract. will b,

DhoIOSALS FOR COntract, Will De
L received a. the Office of the u. States
Agent at Du Buque, until the 25th day Of
October, for constructing Bridges over the
Sloughs on the road from the Bluffs oppo.
site Burlington, TO the Mississippi river
And iur making about 1000 cubic yards of
embankm ent for the forma ton OF the road
bed.
The Bridges to be 16 feet in width;
built on piles driven in bents, with sures on
each side. The bents to be from 30 to IS
feet from centre to centre The piles to be
fourteen inches square at top, and not less
than twelve inches square at the small
end. The caps II Inches square, and
st ring pieces 5 in nunber) IA by 10 inches
The floor plank inches thick: the whole to
be Of the best white oak; free from every
defec, ealc ulated to impair its strength.
tenacity or durability
The Abutments will he of logs hewed
square and not less than II by 10 inches
The logs to rest firmly on each other; and
to be we'll secured by ties Of the same d.
mansions. framed into the ends, and run.
ming back into the entertainments suitable
distance.
The EN- bankments to he formed of
earth taxi from the sides OF the Road
Persons Offering Proposals, will specify
the price per foot run lengthwise with the
bridge, for the superstruc;ure; the prlce
per bent. for piling; the price per foot lift,
for each abutment and the price per cubic
yard for the emba nkments
For further particulars enquire at the Of
flee of the undersigned a, Dubuque
JOSHUA BARNEY,
Sep 25-4t US. Agent