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New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-26
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An iroue., was held today upon the bodies OF DuNali'
% ard Frederick Killed the explosion Ia lhaFon'si
@ y,,,s returned IN accordance with the tci' are"dy
In POSSESSION ot the lihlic.
Charles weaver ~ inmate ot the House o. ke'uSe, aged
and nm in,uest va, held to-day At which nothing but the
t OF dca.h ana the means by which II was ToH'sG was
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-26

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE At CARLISLE, FA.-The Town
Hall and Cour, House Carlisle, Pa were burned Mon-
siav- broke the Town Hal. in which was
kept all fire aq ara;us belonging 10 the 0wa. 50
rapidly di the flames SPREAD, that IL found impossible
to get cut more than Of the engines, and this
lton damaged DC ~ for The flames
soon communicated the Court House, and spread
the building with great rapidly The presented
an appalling prospect. WIKI sre apparatus
arTes;i the mad Of the devourng element
full destruction OF the whole south portion the
toyyr seemed Inevitable; ard cout say where
destruction property might end. The records, books, pa
pers etc IN The dferent County Offices speedily
moved ard safely deposited neighboring houses. By
the most uncea>ip; vigilance and labor, the of the
nei-hbsrng buildings the southeast Of the pgbc
square kept from taking FIRE, although az aTst his
seemed scarcely possible, owing The difficulty o: getting
sufficient by Of buckets. The IRE IS thought
have been The work Of an incecdarT more aocious
act yiany conceived The preserT atton Of
large ant fou-i.hac portion OF the almost MI
racuous The the borough and County cannot Prove
ess than $4,000.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-26

The NEw-YoRk WmGs-We invite the attcn-
ton of our readers 10 the remarks OF the Hon
DrpLEY SELDEs al the meeting OF the New YORK
Wings on TUESDAY evening 1t "a cause of era l.
tication to all who have at heart the old and
cherished principles OF the Wing party, 10 know
.ha; our brethren of the great metropolis, IN the
hour OF disaster and defeat, sui remain INN and
unwavering-that they are resolved TO fight under
the sam. banner that has SO often led them TO We
tory and adhere 10 the old platform upon which
they first organized as Marty Notwithstanding
me lnsGious attempts OF false Trends and open
enemies 10 SOW dlsseBslons amongst Us by raising
new and eXtraneous issues, the Wings as party
remain firm in their attachment TO their first prin
cples and occupy as high position, so f.r as
soundness OF principle and lofty and patriotic AIMS
are concerned, as they did in their palmlest days
The party advocates doctrines that has not al
ways advocated; il seeks no strange alliances
raises no new issues, forms no new organizations
but holds on lis former course, guided by the same
chart and governed BY the same principles
Rochester Democrat. 22d.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-26

&C. The Fryettec.Re tN. c. obssrrcr says that
osr correspondent {. D. s was much mistaken
~ representing ,ha, place as going 10 decay. ard
The wh'skey trade as lis principal business On
the contrary, though few buildings have recently
been erected, those which are there have rarely
been SO wei flied, while SIX Cotton Factories are
doing much larger and better business than all that
rs done 10 whiSkey The general trade oi the
City Is also considerable aud Improving
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-26

HABEAs CoRPus YESTERDAY the Gaze of Thomas
e. Southmayd heard before Baltimore Couny Court
on writ Habeas Corpus he having been demanded up
on rc1usition from the Governor ot New York the
charge OF grand larceny Upon examination OF the pa
per they found in the opinion st the court defective
and he was accordingly renanded 10 jill upon the charges
wLere.t he stands Indicted before the Baltimore CITY Court
TO avail, such proceedings as may recty defect
in the New. York demand. Baltimore sun, 25th.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-26

SrArE TRIALS AT HrDSox.-The ,ral of Smith
4 EOush;on (ss Tnander) indictmen; robbery
was commenced Hudson Monday Dtst,sc, Attorney
Miller opened The the prosecu.cr after which She-
ID Miller gave his testimony Ard cro.s-exaulaed 81
great length. The crcssexana:on had not been csnea
ted when ;he Coart saiournei.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-26

.-,t,hten IL, Saw scrN Hrs tie oody OF ths ehit.
M NJ HcuseIln ard ;hc members oi ;hs family Outside
>-xar8s bat cannos say which Q; ,heIR ID net see
.,,sx ~ a bed IN the kitchen. iIe fire wiih-
et .! the door. From ;he appearance presented
me font door whh was eharted IL had been seIhes ee
iks or barre! =, the tiEae Of The 1re although a.
- sf,.I of fss;e,,i,,:s at;sehed 10 tie door.
Ti oae ol the Jurors here stated hat he was very
- and had been 50 durins the last night; &n3 az tay
having been recea,y d! wi;h bilious attack His appear
,rce evidently denoted that h WIS 80 The coert ia
-1.,,,,,,c.. n Geek, Adjourned ioy shonss-
Inc Court isselolcl =; o;loek when M ree s'a'Sd
pt,e, liability though une.s, to proceed Jsese Et
ms, expressed regret a; ;hc DELAY Su' readily assSn'ed
70 .he VISA c Me r TO repair TO his home An oceF was
5rxc 70 accompany and remain with hia' nd The Court
,,isa-nea 10 wednesday torsaooa
7, the even. o; NJ ee sens too Ill 10 proceed on Wed
nsstsv. the parties WI arooaoly consent % aoss' e'
being IN his S;ead ahd Inc P''>Se''-'S
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-26

FIxv CrTLgRT-ComprrsInz over 2oa d;ac,.,, ,,,,. s
~ 4ag ,te.aae 81 Rodgers sons Wostelhoin Cooke
% WIN complete VArety Of Scirsors bsot ,nd Eater
hooks tsrezers na aippvrz &c belonging IN lie , G
sae by lmhII 5.eodl 9. G.SAUNDERS ~ po.G.lo pse.. III
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-26

nc Srop TIxy The greatest villains re nvay. the frst
to cy oi stop thief and 10 preach about their own honesty
The 1nuua celebrity Of Connels Magical Pam Extractor
he's excited the cnpidV aud avace Of unpnnciped
characters who ne Trying 10 cheat all foolish enough
10 beleve e with poisonous couneriets OF the true and
genuine Pam Extractor To protect the lives o
"io ase used tie t0nGe Saye every box OF Pain Excor
". 'H -" fac =iHl oi These
'conncfeh dare NOT ax their nnmes the trash All Others
are fputlois. and be used only the peril OF life
emefnier ond buy only nj y CourtnndSt See Consock
q Co advertisement on the outside of this paper. Of articles
tEni have obtained Dn5OuRded popularity. All should try
-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-26

ClReurr Cou&r.-Jadge Edmonds stated yes,er-
day t'a' he has prevailed pPOn The Judge OF the i;h crcu.;
to hold special session aer the eed Of the present :e
50 that the Civil cAlcras may proceed. Judge E. himself
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-26

oS- The Herald wishes us TO say peremptcrily
whether /, has been hired to suppor, the Wing can.
didates a, this Election. We say 'peremptolily'
net. The Wings have no surplus TO invest in iha,
sor; ot property. Bui If any choose 10 help us VOL
unfairly, whether they mean to help us OF only 10
help somebody else over our shoulders very well.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-26

eS-J. W. BAEE, the Buckeye Bacssrlih, viii
lecture on Temperance in Albany on Friday even
ing. he is OF Natures oaiors and h.. created rea,
sensation City We advise those Members OF the
Legislature who have been sei OF the sPpo, CT he
New Excise Law by the rumseers attend his meet
ing unless they wish TO feel pasiicularly mean.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-26

containing al that requisite for the toilet, including the M
tslIc tablet str for sharpening and keeping rzor IN h
most perfect order b. g. ShUNDEES isg Proadyys, -"
Inhl7 s;-od - " '"'''
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-26

iyr,ar FIR zSze-lns0 ard ASsts'11tS'
.CHEfs HEIsEa,
C.P HocSgToS.
2 : woooaULL William Gale. James c sioneal'
Hgxr RrGeLEs William EvefteIi. jcs c. Ait-Ftsca-
: FeBExT BES-ox Uzal p. Ward.
&, N OGDEN Cornwall = Roe
;tSAx't SrAaks samuel sparks, jane a Dfvfef'
= W HrEgAED y. y. Carpenter. 'Teo Il !ar-eT.
3 WIZ ApAxs James Smith, Emanuel - ii---
JeFs BgxErAy Joseph Ra-kel. Lyman Candy
6JoBS =. WAEE- HErvey hunk. Ilotls, : .-~-- =
n " pzf.SAy John n. Reed John Fco;e-
~ b. HCsTEE, John A Bunting AoIi-s CG,.-e' S
VI MoRGASs, ,jr. John c. Bsyles Nath1alel tlerc5.
sYLy's GEpSET, william Tucker, Rca T. Con qto1
rfssy u Prrcr iwvIvs p lack-t5as l. W smith dee
O AsAB NEEcu lDa-ii Z. Wheele.ft Theots Nantiiie'
/ Doncy iusrLert Hall ~ Qaaekenbush.
iO.JoHS CA2R, JsFe J DICKINSON . -, .. Me'e'ois'
k C. OvEaToS Francs Godiae Mel Cray.
II JOIN j. HALL
TsAAc = JoyEs Andw Mcl;owar. David :. Jackson,
- y Y Rtrx- aIonz9 A. Alvord Thomas Spnfford.
II GaEELEr Thomas W'lIship, Daniel D. Bfic.s'
u Jouy CoyGER ,Chzrlis Alden. Nathan Roberts.
S1w,. PHILLIPS william = Ross Tlos 3. TAlpao,
Il Joax + ALLEN, Or. Isaac : Smith Edwin Nichols
SAurEL WEEKS. wald,on T. Post. I,ecles Gllencef,
IS WV. V. BRADY, Thomas Ncnie. gDtla = I---4- -
Jas D. OLIVER Vim. Z. Dodge, William Ses man ,
l5.A.w. BRADFORD John ". Howe '-J'N-" 'e4-
CIV ALLtRTos. Charles Dev0e,
II. JACOB AckEa, Walter L. Palmer.
wv PHILLIPS.
The first named in each case is for Alderman; second
Assistant
course wilSno, stay on the q hig uchei
Or Henry O'iss or William >haief OF "ho-'e' yo'
fla
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-26

The RoYAI. Assent Governor General of
Canada has his charter St Law
renee aHd Atlantic Ri;lroad.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-26

~ 1t is rumored In Boston that Judge SroRY
will resign his seat the Bench o the Us. Supreme
Court ard is thought he may be hereuPon elected IRE
sident OF Harvard University The retireSent OF Judge
Story would be felt as a great public calamity.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-26

05- a meeting for ne discussion Of the question
Of cAfrTAr PUNISHMENT viii be held this eveag in the
Han corner OF Grand stree. and Broadway rear Of tie
Broadway Heasc9 Lsaies particularly invited to at;
tend.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-26
The omnipotence OF Rum.

Lore rules The caMp the court, the grove, says
SCOTS Last Minstrel bat we suspect II he lived IN
our day he would find Love had been dethroned
by Grog Our Assembly has devoted much time
in Committees and in debate in framing and per-
fectiny New Excise Law, which shoad give to
the People of the several Counties some control
over the drunkard manufacture. This bill, having
been lnalurcd, passed the Assembly mihom cat
of The Yeas and Nays, there being no opposition,
and was sent TO the Senate. Nobody dreamed
that there could be any difficulty as 10 It's becoming
Law.
But word came to the grog- sellers of our City that
their craft was in danger. True nobody believed
that the City would vote to stop Licenses; but then
the passage of this bill would be followed by gen
eral discussion Of the nature, tendency and effects
of the rum business--and that rum could not ABIDE
So mock remonstrance to the Legislature was
silly got up; Mr. Senator Jones was procured TO
move the rccommltucnt of the bill with a view TO
srrmpting the City Of Ncc- York from It's opera
ton; and the Senate (to It's shame) consented al
though the City h,d been Included by the unani-
nous vote OF It's Delegation in the Assembly.
On Monday, there were gatherings of the dealers
in liquid ruin in every quarter money wasrased IN
@ Su snq 5e1Dy Ses as sen "' " s
feat of the Loco-Foco party at the approaching
Charter Election unless the behest OF our grog-sel-
lers shall be obeyed. And obeyed OF course II will
be. We heard it exultinsly proclaimed yesterday
,ha, the Senate would do they were bid and
crush the bill or exempt this City roml It's operation
So Hurrah for King Alcohol the lnvincible!
Friends OF Temperance, OF Virtue and Happiness!
w. h,v. mn riehi In give IL IN vet Pour in your
remons,rances, your letters 10 Albany, Let the
Committee be entreated TO hear us before they de-
eide to deny us participation IN the benefits OF
laws extended 10 every other County OF the State.
Implore the Press to speak out! Let us fight TO
the last gasp, and il beaten prepare 10 renew the
battle Action Action
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-26
Launch oftbc Henry Clay.

The noble and beautiful packet-ship HENRY
CiAY-a full and particular description OF which
,-,i.~,.~i I.. -r.tU...e L.. ur--i---
day-was launched yesterday morning, al 10y
O'clock, from the shipyard of Brown & Bell, at
the foot OF Houston street, East River. The SPEC
tacc was a brilliant one. The windows and roof,
OF the houses in the vicinity were crowded. and the
river in front covered with boats Of all sorts and
sizes, filed with ladies and gentlemen-and even
TWO steamboats, had been chartered and were
crowded in every part with spectators. Proba-
bly, ten thousand persons were in attendance, as
the splendid structure started from the stocks as il
she that momcn, first felt the impulse OF life
quicken within her frame, and swayed with grace
iul sweeping motion 10 the water, stepping halt
way across the river with The impulse OF her
descent and bringing up with anchor thrown
from bow and stern, amid the cheers OF the gay
company assembled on the quarterback, the lively
music of the band, the shouts OF the vasi multitude
and the thunder of cannon.
The HENRY Clay is 20 be commanded by the
veteran Capt. NYE, formerly O.! the Independence
and is owned By Gr.nnc, Minturn & Co. She
measures lS9 feet e..sth, IS feet beam, 80 feet
hold, 81 it, from top OF dec> bottom OF keel, Il
to Is H. draft, and measures nearly 400 tons. She
is intended for the New York aud Liverpool trade
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-26

O. lSany artist engaged on the design ofamonu
men, 10 be erected by the grateful ,oddy makers OF
our City to their champion the Honorable David +.
Floyd Jones ! There ought TO be at least ma
moth auncheon erected in testimonial OF his SER
vices
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-26

A,- The Boston McroaHt'?c Joayr,ci proposes
thai. in case of The triumph of Annexation, the
whole country take the name OF 1sras, since ours
had no distinctive appellatiou, The new name, 1t
is thought, will be very appropriate and significant,
morally aud Otherwise.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-26
WILLIAM B. PECK.
WILLIAM ". Dow, secretaries

Er. Ia iIbourne VIII deliver popular Lec,urs on
~ <y rSsnng Sisfch q. IN the Baptist Church (Rev
' .ysr eo"'ef of LaSh and yaries,s eommerciag ,t
sobi'et-Tfe Brain and Nrrvoo. System. and tie IN
afae, Of thr Mental oser the Physical ysrfn beth
as .aa curing ti.~a.e Adm.sion ire. nnZs l.2pLt3n'
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-26

Is Mr. F Hitchcock, Manager OF the American
Museum, takes benefit today, and presents his
friends and the public with bill which cannot fail
10 please, and attract thousands In addition TO
the tail Son OF New-York, the Mammoth Giant,
and the talented company OF performers engaged,
several artists have volunteered Performances
take pace in the afternoon al O'Clock, and IN the
evening ii half pas, / We predict for him full
aouse. as be rchly tese-ves.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-26

e. Don't forget Dr.. GRlscoN'S Lecture al the
Soseiy Library his evening OF Fresh Ar and Nentsaons
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-26

sfs,- As soon as the Loco-Focos and Natives shall
have unanswerably demonstrated each others ex-
trayagance and nismanasement in ouy City Admin
istra,on, we intend TO put IN ou oar. So far, the
business has gone on sloroasN without, needing a
word from any Wing. We trust the People exam
me carefully the respective statements OF the TWO
wrong par,ies They pfoes beyond cavil tia, each
have spent great deal TOO much public p,oaey as
comaared with the Expenditures under Wing Ad-
miuisiration.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-26
Subscribers TO the Daily Tribune.

Not including any received in he City OF New'i OK
The cash an ell cases accompanying the order
Tu..D,Y March p.
Hei-htstown. \ ..-.-.,..'.i >a'ahnah' "'-'---'.'
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-26

fsy- ELIrHALrr GxEElrY, Mayor of Poi'lanc,
has been nominated by the Wings for reelection
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-26
Tn-Day,s Outside.

Frs Pdgc-No,ices Of New Publications Swedcnborg's
Animal Kingdom Association in Michigan News Items.
Ld& Page-Thc Voice OF the Past. rsen by Glyeas;
Temperance; \ Family; 4 Story OF pcseys CONNER
csl Al.d Sllipnins lnteliSencc
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-26

= COMsTOCK's EXTRACT or SARsAPARfLLA is the best
article IN the world for purifying the Blood, and curing scro1
os Infections epiions Of the ,kn diseases arising
from exposures, mprudeBces IN tc Of mercury.
&c sc. 1t manufactured from the best nrin Root
aud ifnn; eItrurt be nnde. The
reasonable hn al afford beng sold per
bottle or 81 dozen. aud lnge bottles those sold at
81 Certificates he and personal reference hnd 10
those who ha experienced ecncy after the dollar articles
had failed, by applying at q Couuand.st Also COlosne
Water-nnart hntileN. rrrr % renfs
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-26

fs- 1, appears from revision of the returns tina;
Hon SAM. HAZE is elected to ihc New'llamPshTe Sem
ale ,son the Cheshire District by majority
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-26
French Langun-,

s.t-S,,- = french Langunge.-MANEsCh ORAL
= fsil aides winning study the above language ae
H''i. tnl' reN m1mng class wll IN ~
Z esfiy norniDs class for gentlemen viii Be
9atIn5 NE month Of Agi. Those who wish an k,ea
's C4ss IN The ist cours. will make immediate sFesi19H
% Mad L. MASESCA DuRASp,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-26
r. The Wing Nominations are now complete,
save ler in the First Ward. We re2H5!izh cur
list of Charter Nominations:
NOMINATIONS FOR The CHARTER ELECTION
q III.
Na.frn

r,-,rFY sELpE.S. J. HARPER " 2 EAvENfEYEE
,rx, FIR 4y-srznso qnd Ashanti
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-26

Henry, CmNEsr SHAVING CRrAM.-lt ; thought by
that the PEOPLE Of the United States the debts
Of Texas they wiIl ho1ibiy shared We
them all events that if they would BE- pleasantly shaved it
only necessary soften their boards aud moly their chus
By the application of HXvHYs CHISrsE SHAVING CRrAM
instead Of ordinary soap uds Nothing the world heals
pmple sooner, mikes feel thoroughly comfortable
after iha'ug well during he process. 1t IS certainly
Of the skilio chemical combinations that
sued from scientific laboratory One trial will be worth
wagon load of argument.
Prepared andsold by A. b. SAVE. Co. Chemist, and Drug
ssti Broadway Chambers Sold also at 20 Fulton
s,r-.t and II East Broadway. Price 80
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-26

I7 Or Beach. who has recently delivered series Of
Lectures in Philadelphia on Anatomy, Physiology and tho
Rsoref Ptdccd or e6cae. proposes soon 10 resume his
Lectures in This Ciyy The following resolutions passed at
the close of one CT hi show the estimation in
which the Lectures were held be the public
From the Philadelphia sun.
large and spectacle meeting Of the citizens of
the Northern Liberties who attended the course OF Lee
lures delivered by Or. Beach, The COMMISSIONERS Hall
February 22d Mr. Joseph Batton called TO the Char,
and Nj Joseph C. Parhsm appointed Sccrcmry.
On notion
Ecsore, That wm. Mctcalt, Nathpn Ellis, and David
Cummings constitute Committee draft resolutions who
retired and reported the following, which were unanimous
ly adopted
R,soed That having attended the Lectures delivered BY
Dr. Bcach in Hail. the subjects Of Anatomy, rhys
1osy and the Reformed Practice OF Medicine We arc de-
expressing cordial appreciation ana Of acSnow
lodging great pleasure aud deep Interest have cNre
rieuced in listening TO the Lecturer.
Eessccd That consider Or Reach, utlor OF the Re-
formed Practice OF lfelicine) prcemneny beneac
OF the human family; and that, If he be prevailed
upon repeat his course, will Influence aud
er;cns friends improve the opportunity Of
obtaining physiological and medical Information. not to be
with but by these Lectures in his Family physi
clan" JRSEPH BATrEN, Chairman.
Jos. c. rARnAN, Secretary. It.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-26

r. Book sALE-The seri-AnnuA sale OF Books 70
tse trade Il ts city yesterday or1iss The
sales room OF Mes=rS BAses. RicHAsos Plat Il IS
vel attended b. booksellers from al sections OF the INIT
. Sa;es aGi gi,es well sustained up 70 LIE hcur
las erezi1z The sale viii eoDtnrs thrcughou, The week
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-26

s,vus, s,rsAr,sftL,.-Th- human body IS. in cli-
always than the air. aud continually throw
of heat When tins process not performed fast enough
the consequences fever aud Inflammation. tspea and
all erupyr diseases the results Of unnatural condition
of the blood OF which much heat of the
The surplus of calOuc unable escape By natural outlets
last generated within. frequently angry eTupuons
the surface varying their chacter with lr temperament
e the dvidu and other modifying and pds
doG. obvious that the first object such should
be- 10 restore the blood its natural here be
ipnrfiIIug hs laboratory within;
healthy Ingredient undue proportion some natural
rregt. Present in the blood aud what required me-
dcne h, will purge that fluid Of the morbid or acd natter
aud fesnrr il destroyed equilibrium
parts, This is tho peculiar function Of Sands saraparla IL
requisites the that supply the fluid, Of which the blood
composed 10 their natural state that each contributes
proper proportion TO thl steam Of a
For farther particulars and conclusive evidence Of
ri9rvalne and efficacy pamphlets which be obtained
Of The proprletOrs and their agents gratis
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail, by A b. & d.
SANDS Wholesale Drngyists 70 Fulton street Newly
Sold also Broadway II East Broadway aud by Drug
sists generally thronshout'h- United States
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-26

Washington correspondent of the Herald favors
the public with the following peep behind the An
nexatlon curtain;
Some important points will grow up, when come TO
arrange aud settle boundary between Texas aud MeAi
co. bringing Texas Ia, presume we do so to the ai
part purchase of Louisiana What were theu her
bounda II Is said that the French Bshopc OF Loui
ana .r.enaed rcsi from TerdS AID LcaSaad 10 ne Pdcfc
0ssap The Commissioners the part OF the United
States who negotiated the purchase OF Louisiana in Paris
had before them old map of louisiana which probably
yet in OF the libraries OF Paris which although
probably imperfect In some respects. nevertheless must
have outline Of the vast country embraced within The
province of French Louisiana,
Gcn Lamar, acting such light ao! proofs as he had,
his inaugural address, delivered when first elected Pres
den; the Republic claimed that Texas extended
thrcagh Upper California. TO the Pacific Ocean.
"when Texas submitted proposition 10 the English
Government form commercial treaty, this extensive
oonndary claimed tho part of Texas was noted by the
Britsh Minister, who called the attention OF the Texas
Ma,s,er the subject TO which ths latter replied In the
Affirmative stating he had authorItyt ahrile
lines boundary claimed by the Republic, aud that il
England acknowledged the Independence OF reNas must
he with the i knowledge of the boundaries claimed and
set fcrth IN President LamarS Inaugural England did
on and Acknowledge the Independence OF Texas and
doing So virtually Acknowledged the boundary OF Texas 10
extend west the Pacific oeetn nhe TGrdS 1Ves hs
sstoY ofte r Sss 'ra ace mex hafs tae right eGtsl
7t,as 10 TIE jsA eEest her asserted and Acknowledged
boundaries? +? We think So.
Are our people observing these developments
Are they contemplating the abyss OF gigantic crINe
aud bloodshed which the Anuexaconisis are pre-
pairing for themF Lately, it was pretended that
Texas originally extended 10 the Rio del Nor,e,
and tina, 1t had been Wnconstitutiosa!iy ceded away
and must be reannexcd,' But now We see this
original boundary taking another stride 20 nc Po-
cifc 0cean. Santa Ff, Sonora, California-the
Northern half of McXico-al is part o. I'D Louis
ia,,,,, and must be reannexed with Texas Does any
portion OF the Democracy exhibit symptoms ct u
conscience at this avowa 1t did SO at the rst dis
closare of the Texas lniQuSY, yet that has been
gulped down. The consplTaiors will laugh al all
fa,pre qualms, and so ahead, blackeuing the fair
earth with Human Slavery under the imPuden,p pre-
,encc of extending the area Of Fteedenl'