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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-21
GREAT REDUCTION OF FARE
AND INCREASED ACCOMMOnA TIoM

GREAT REDUCTION OF FARE.
AND INCREASED ACCOMMODATION
Fr-%eAWA In consequence Of the liberal sun
I..slzzr&SE5sEpoft with which the BALTIMORE
-, AND WASHINGTON STAGE LINE
mas met the Proprietors have determined to increase
their stock, and will, until further notice. run THREE
comfortable and expeditions nne Passenger Coaches
aally, III each direction between Washington and
Baltimore.
A. .aiyyy They have also made arrangements
Sss;;s sssIszse with the Steamboat and Rail Road
SSxfasssIsaaA Companies, South of Washington nv
which the fare will be reduced to the following eI.
trehley low rates, viz:
Forthrough tickets from Balumoreto Richmond, $500
w 40 40 Petersburg, $50
90 90 40 Weldon, $50
10 90 do Charleston 1850
Fare between Baltimore and Washington 50
As the Coaches Will leave Baltimore immediately
on The arrival of the Cars from Philadelphia and leave
washington Immediately on the arrival of the Steam
boat from the South, and perform the trip in fre hours
passengers Will reach Baltimore or Washington nearly
or quite as early by this conveyance BY the Railroad
Line, and Will be set down, free of extra charges al
all the principal Hotels, any other reasonable dist
ance in the city.
Passengers by this Line delivered on board tho
Steamboat at Washington, free of any extra charge.
and reach Richmond or any point south of it, at The
same time, and at tUo dollars and fftp cents less FIRE
than by the Rail Road line. '
The public may rely on skful and accommodating
drivers, and every attention their comfort For seats
or lurther information, apply the Stage Office opso-
site the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road Depot Pratt St
next door to the Green House. and two doors west Of
Whiman's Hotel.
au29-tf JACOB PETERS &CO
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-21
PHOTOGRAPHIC LIKENESSES.
FINAkEN on an Imnrnued nrncinle nv

nv oNhAE f1lC LINEN BSSEc.
FINAkEN on an Improved principle, by
u KERFOOT 4 KING.
A favorable opportunity is now offered to the La
dies and Gentlemen of Baltimore to obtain NINA
TURE PORTRAITS III the most perfect style of
execution, which for lTelk beauty, dstinctness and
accuracy, are acknowledged to be unsurpassed. Chill
dren taken at all ages in from four to ten seconds
Adults in from fifteen seconds TO minute. Fami-
lies taken in groups; also nvaids and deceased per
sons taken at their residence the shortest notice
Lkenesses taken in al kinds of weather and salts
faction guaranteed in all cases. Original Paintings
are likewise correctly copied.
Gz-Rooms 1874 and 2lS south side of BALTIMORE
STREET, between Charles and Light streets, where
persons respectfully invited to call and examine
specimens and Judge for themselves. Miniatures CO.
lofed IN tne most beautifuI manner fe5-tf
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-21

SERIOUS CHARGE. Mr.. Robert Kyle has
been arrested at ST. Louis, charged with setting
fire to his own tobacco mandatory.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-21
EDWARD BIRD.
= D
No. 2O3 BALTIMORE STREET.

~ No. 2O3 BALTIMORE STREET,
(bctweCn CHARLES aud Light Styeels)
Would call the attention Of Merchants and buvers
generally to his stock Of RICH FANCY Il STAPL e
Dkf GOODS, which are Of the la,es! imporlations
On hand, Il choice selection Of
LADIES DRESS GOODS:
Sucnas-kich Cameon, plaid striped and fancy silks
Rich satin striped blue black silks
Blue black and black Silks (aIl kinds)
Extra rich French MOuseine dc Lame
40 and SO riCh MaIqueses, a new and beautiful arti
Gle, very cheap
New style Barge, Ba!Zarines, Lawns sc.
A beautiful assortment of Organizes.
MOURNING GOODS:
Real A,pacas; Lustfes; Bambszines; black Barge
Black Marqucses: Nodes Grapes, &c.
SHAWLS, SIlAWLa AND SCARFS:
Ken embroidered Grape Shawls, white, scarlet para
disc and back-thoSe who have not supplied thea,-
serves would do well to call Immediately.
Heavy twisted silk, heavy net and fancy SIX Shaws
Barge Shawls; Cashmere do.
Twisted silk Scarfs; Barege do.
LINEN GO0DS-Suprr heulstitcbed and REVERE
bordered linen cambria HDkFS; Cordera do, extra
cheap l2tc. to 81: super Linen Cambria; Irish Linen;
lU-4 and - Barnsey and Irish Sheetincs Pillow
case Linen; Bird Eye Diaper.
FOR GENTLEMEN-Extra wool black Irish and
English Cloths French Cloths; low priced CLOTHS;
wool black Cassmeres; French, English and AmcTl-
can Cassimeies very cheap; beautiful assoI tment OF
Linen Drills; Duck Drills; Summer Cloths, twiIled Il
plain; Fancy Cashmere Veslings; Satin do; black silk
VeShgs; Pocket Hdkts Cravats, &C.
Tailofs' Trimmings of all kinds; Silk and Cotton
all kinds, at wholesale and retail at the lowest market
prices. J. EDWARD BIRD,
No 209 Baltimore street,
aplI between Light and Charles Streets
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-21

H ITCHEN ANDIROSS, SHOVEL AND
HA- TONGS; Pots and Kettles, of all kinds, plain
aud enamelled Sauce Pans, do; Tin, Cast iron and
Copper TEA KETTLES; Dutch Ovens; Furnaces;
Gridrons, of all kinds, some new patterns; Coffee
Mills Coffee ROasters Flesh Forks; Swimmers and
Ladies, and all kinds of FAMILY HARDWARE, Ia.
bic Cutlery, Spoons, Culinary Articles &c, &c. run
ming off cheap for cash. the New Furnishing Ware
house, No. North Howard street.
nln2i 2m c. E. WETMORE & co.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-21

THE SWALLOW DIsAsTER-The Pilot Indict-
ed. The grand jury of the U. States Circuit
Court at N. York, have indicted VIM. Burnett.
the Pilot of the steamboat Swallow, for having
caused through his misconduct, negligence
and inattention," the death, by suffocation and
drowning, of Catherine T. Parker, Lucy Briggs,
VIM. Davis, and divers other persons, on board
said steamboat.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-21

ENGG ROLLERS. Superior BLOCK TIN EGG
H BOILERS, splendid article; also Chatting
Dishes Coffee Urns, Coffee higgins and Ferers; I'm
peral Dish Covers, in sets; Coffee and Tea Potts. Soup
1urcens; Jelly Moulds; Blanc Mango dos Pudding do,
with variety of Tin Ware; Britannia Ware; Family
Hardware; Wooden Ware; Buckets; Brooms; Brush
es; Mats, &c SC, embracing the greatest variety OF
HOUSE KEELING ARTICLES TO be found in the
city Cheap foT cash, at the NEW FURNISHING
WAREHOUSE OF
rnIlO lrr, {. 70
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-21

SOLAR LAMPS FOR LARD OR OIL.
~ Girandoles Candelabres; HALL LANTERNS, a
beautiful article; Britannia and Japanned Lard and
on Lamps, of various pate rns Britannia, Brass and
Japanned Candesticks; Spittoons of all kinds. con-
stantly On hand AT the NeW Furnishing Warehouse
No. North Howard street, just round tile corner of
Baltimore street.
nh0I + WETMDpE L Cn
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-21

SUICIDE OF A LADY. The body Of respec-
table lady, named Hall, about 40 years of age,
was found floating in the dock at Philadelphia,
on Friday. She left her home the night previ-
Gus, and 1t is supposed threw herself into the
water while aboring under fit of mental de-
rangement induced by domestic trouble.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-21

LIBERALiTY. The sum of 500 has been
contributed by the men in the employ of the
Philadelphia, Germantown and Norristown
Railroad, for the relief of the Pittsburgh suf-
ierers. The Scots Thistle Society of that city
has transmitted $50 dollars to the necesstous
poor of Pittsburgh, and the pupils of the Cen
trail High School, Sll9.5l more
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-21

- BUTTER KNIVES, CAKE BASKETS, Casters
Butter Coolers, High and Chamber Candleslcks
Toast Racks, Napkin Rings, Salt dishes, Bronzed
Tea-be's, Oyster and Asparagus Forks. Soup and
Gravy Ladies, selling off low at the NEW FURNISH
ING WAREHOUSE, No. 2 n. HOWARD STREET
just round the corner of Market street.
mh24-2m c. f. WETMORE & Co
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-21

WEBSTER, THE PIRATE. The man supposed
to be Webster, the pirate, the remaining one of
the crew of the schooner Lavina, has been fully
identified by Midnight, keeper Of boarding.
house at Mliddletown, R. L., where the crew
staid one day and night, as well as by the TWO
cabmen who drove Babe and Webster around
the city while they were in New York. He
will be tried in the next Circuit Court.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-21

HNUNUNNIN MNNNHANIS. BRITAIN.
IL MA WARE. just received lot of BRITAIN
MA and JAPANNED WARE. For sale re,-y lo,r N
No North Howard street.
ms 2m c. T.. WETMOPE & co
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-21

CASE OF GORDON The jury in the case of
Nicholas S. Gordon, tried at Providence, R. l.,
for the murder of Amasa Sprague, was unable
to agree upon verdict and have been discharg-
ed. They were out from O'Clock on Tuesday
afternoon, until 10 O'Clock on Thursday morn
ing A motion has been made to admit the
prisoner to bail.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-21
"INDOW BLINDS. Curtains, Bands


a MALL FAMILY GRTNDSTONES. for
~ sharpening table knives, for sale by the quantity
or single one; also, few put up superior style for
DENTISTS. For sale low at No. . ~ Howard st.
just round the corner of Baltimore Don't mistake
the No. lmha42ml C. f. WETMORE s. co.
A MEXICAN TABLE CUTLERY. just
"a received lot OF superior AMERICAN CUT
LERi-cOn, listing in part of
Fine ivory Balance KNIVES AND FORKS, in sets
of 81 and 50 pieces.
Do. do, French Pattern FORKS
Fine Ivory Table and Dessert Knives and Forks
in dozens.
Fine Table and Dessert Balance handle Knives for
Silver FORKS.
GAME CARRIERS and BEEF SLICERS.
Self tip Knives and Forks, in dozens.
Cocoa do. do
Ebony do. do
Carving knives and forks with steel.
great variety Of knives without forks.
Cook and Bread knives in abundance.
English razoTs, scissors, pen knives, &c. &c.
eau at No. n Howard street, al the NEW FUR
NISHING WAREHOUSE of
n24-2m G., E. WETMORE & co
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-03
DOIyGS IN OUR LAW COURTS YESTERDAY

CouKr or ConMoN PLEAs.-VRiom $ Bancroft rs.
Mary Vhre-Nerdict for defendant.
Fraacis 4 HGrdrick arthur E9zles.-Eerdct Tor
Plainr. Slo-. subject 10 the Opinion of the Court
MARr>E COURT Isaac BafLv IS UtNdn 3. G0rtR2
Decision reserved.
Ellen ElaaGzan ". Bridge Norror -Slander.-Ver-
diet for Pain 500 being the full extent ofursdcton
VI the Court.
BoARD or SUPERyIsoKs--C ounty super n
ndent.-Txo Petitions signed by number OF per
sons presented praying for the removal Of David
NJ Rees from the Office OF Deputy County Superntend
eni Of schools the ground that being licensed
preacher be ineligible 10 be appointed to oce-that
he has assumed powers. and nteriered with the Schools
particularly in reference 10 the compulsory use OF the
Bible IN such in q manner not authorized by law &c
Referred 10 Special Committee consisting OF Nessrs
Nersereau. Peck and Benson.
A communication received from the Board Of Edu.
cation with the estimates for School purposes sl79 800
for the ensuing year. Referred.
The Assessment Committee reported adverse 70 the
petitions be relieved from tax Of Daniel Wlnship ia
cob L. Fem, J. Debense, and Dennis II. Deck
Adopted.
she Coroners County Clerks and other bills were
ceved and referred also several petitions Tor
LEI from tax The Board then adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-03
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
Thing. in Philadelphia.
Correspondence Of The Tribune
PM ApEIrHrA July ;. 7. "


rrApELrHrA. July J, 7. VI.
The Naive Americans hold Convention on I'm
sav a. which Thaddeus Stevens ESQ. sexpccted to
make an eloquent speech
The Wings Of the city celebrate the day AZ me Nl-
scum Hon F. JOY Morris presiding -
Several removals took place IN the Custom hou~'
yesterday Ia the Poet Oice al is quiet The new Jaw
.hfrh w.u- into operation yesterday. work. aimrapy
over r-es thousand letters than usual having oeen
received .i m -,
Commodore Elliott is now lying seriously Ill al
hi. residence sf Sandersons Hotel -
There was quite battle on Change to-day. Inc
,,--,e vsre Young R.stcn son Of George Riston ana
Cs WIN, Dickson the latter being lame and dccrepid
several blows were exchanged when the parties were
separated. D.. -. D,
The &c Washington Association. numbering -
Young men. principally members Of the Washington
Hoe Company left the city THIS afternoon al : o'oSA
with Giensts' splendid SIX horse OMNIBUS. lhey plv
coed 70 Borien-0wn By steamboat thence % Jersey Wy
hv the Omnibus and vii reach New YORK ioine,Fv"
evening where they intend spending the Fourth OF July
Mons Freldenberg. charged with extensive irauus
IN this city was committed prison this morning oy me
Recorder in default Of - 900 ball. 10 answer AZ court
Very little done IN Stocks to-day. Reading bonds
improved T. and Wilmington Railroad shares Eel on -
For Texas Notes 10 was bid
Ffrs B1ard-Sl7OO0 Reading Bonds ia sl.V ounty
s. i-50 g7t. 80 Wilmington Railroad 10 30 DO l9s
$500 City - 1924 - Commercial Bk 81; 500 Texas
per Gets ~; 100 Girard -
>sc0ad B0Grd-ioO Vickshurs = 5000 Reading BONDS
III; 5000 do do III 40 Wilmington Railroad 10.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-03

were found strewed around IN many parts OF the ouid-
ing AL are fully committed. The goods removed have
been traced 10 Bergen.
Charles A. Hi--ns was arrested on Ieesdsy ior nav
ns forged the endorsement Of Lambert Suydsrn Es9.
al. uncle 10 two several notes dated the l3,h Of June
one Of which for three thousand dollars and the
ether two thousand hves hundred doilar- The notes
were discounted by M William Warner, broker IN
Wal street Higgins examined before the Mayor.
and fully committed for trial
The four men who arrested suspicion Of hav
ing robbed house IN Eas, Broadway, while every body
was gazing the funeral procession last Tuesday have
been d-chsrged-;he suspicion not being fortified by
evidence
u 4 FIRE broke out Las, night in a dry goods
store IN the Bowery above Broome street which was
cxfngui-hed with trihng damage.
CHEAP PosrAGE.-The clerks in the Pos, Office
had busy time Of Il yesterday stamping and mailing
let-ers About i've times the hitherto usual daily NUN
Der Of ertcr- taken IN and done ior. and the
money receipts probably a. great as before not
greater One gentleman !. said 10 have mailed hun
ired letters and another sxiye-ht-ust for the iun Of
the thing and o. eve the system fair start The
postage On letters received az Of the Banks this morn
in- nineyive cents the same letters, al the old
rates would have called for i've dollars and halt
Commercial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-03
BIruey and Brine yism-l Concluded

Let il be clearly UNDERWOOD that we DO not
specially complain that Mr. Birney saw ft to persist
in running for President in view of the probability
,ha, Polk would thereby be elected. nor that his
leading coniederaies sustained him In so doing
True, we do no, see how honest intelligent sincere
adversares OF Human Slavery could have so acted In
such crisis but We make 1owance for the obiquiiy
which pary bitterness creates in honest minds
Bat Mr. Birney himself took the stump and the pen
and proclaimed repeatedly. constantly, after having
read all Mr. Clsys letters on Texas even to the iina
one. written in September TO the National Inteli
genccr wherein he notices and expressly refues all
the proTexas CLOSES which had been pat upon his
Alabama letters, and declares hmsefopposed to An
nexa,ion in the broadest and fue-, manner In the
lace Of this letter Mr. Birney persisted in represent
ing Mr. Clay as favorable 20 Annexation alike VIII
Mr. Polk and deliberately declared that he ID
| shad but LITTLE fear Of Annerot'on should Hr
PORK he eiect,d. but O GOOD DEAL shouid Mr.
CLAY BE- elected" DC &c. 1t was by this nonstrous
cruel sudacous fraud-we can consider II nothing
ess-that he drew of $4,000 Anti Texas votes from
Mr. CLAW and gave the election to Polk, as he and
his confederaies meant to do. We have evidence
II several avowals Of this purpose by them win
corresponding calculation that Mr.. Clays deiea'
would break up the Wing party and secure large
reverson of It's strength TO BirneyiHn- The more
Annex alton was pressed, the greater, imagined
would be this sinister gain to them The game OF
two pluck one was successful in its first stages
We shall see how ii prospers to the end.
We have taken some trouble to divide our state
MO two balves-onc embracing those Counties
wherein Birneyism fiourished IN l544' inc o'her'
me Counties in which no considerable advance was
made by it upon the vote OF 1910 The result is as
iollows:
Counties IN ,ch,ch B,rney,sm IscREAsED Jetceen
1s,O and 1914
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-03
THE TRIBUNE.
1URsDAY MORNING. JULY 3, is45-


The Fish Number Of this valuable and interesting
work d Science and Art is now ready and may be Oh
.sped omos Booksellers in anyps Of the United States
hi. number contains the concudingpar Of the very i'm
porsn, Lecture Galronis the Lecture on the Moon
and tie Wsa,lsr is also highly interesting Periodic Com
40 forms the subject Of the next Lecture and in this il
considered Encke's Comet-,s Period and Orbit-ho"
ia Motion shows the existence Of resisting medium
Newton lectures respecting Bielas Comet
Lexens Comet Of It's appearance and disappear
aacc--whis,ons Conet--his theory Did this Come
bsoducc the Deluge &c &c The next Lecture in tins
Number s the Radiation Of Heat This subject y
treated Of as follows Radiation Properly ofHeat-Pns
.netc Observation-Disclosures Rsys-Two Hypotheses-ln
visible Rays alike in their properties TO luminous kays-
Discoveries Of Leslie Diferen,al Thermomeier-Rsdi
anon. Reelection and Absorpon-Ehects OF Screens
Supposed Rays OF COd-Common Phenomenon TX
plsned-Theory OF Dew. The number IL illustrated b,
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The entire work viii be completed in IA numbers an
will form elegant octave volumes Of near CD page
each, with numerous Drayngs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-03

Beside. these the Cambria cleared on the 10th
The amount Of sugars imported into the port OF Sos
ton from foreign ports during the month Of June, ~
902 hhds, "a bb.s. 2, $50 boxes and 1906 sacks.
The importations Of the City OF Providence d~
ng the lat months, from let January TO Jn Jase
2i432 bbls. Of tour 374l0 bale. Of cotton i's<
tons Of coal 3574.l bushels of corn 2s,eel bushels
oats 37ls bushels Of rye and 30 bushels Of whes,
We learn from the Kennebec Journal 'ha' 'ne
project Of Railroad from Augusta TO Portland n'ee''
with favor from all quarters This will be great s''~
age 20 Augusta a. II il. q manufacturing place -
openine a direct communication with Boston al ." 80
OF the year ~.
On Monday -57 passengers were carrie" wv
Troy and Greenbush Railroad
In 1870, the number of pounds OF wool pr'a''
IN the United states Is shown by the census -
2,ll2 The present year, il 10 suppose ."''
number of pounds will not fall below s23c'o
han double or an increase Of amo" io'v'"''
half millions Of pounds. lad.
ArNew Orleans, June %. there was oc' ~
doing in Exchange Sterling quoted staio' r1n -.
as ON the North al 30 days par per eeh' o.
,isht IA, per cent prem Al Mobile. s'h' 'ne ~
msrke, wss exceedingly dull. aud prices without '''''
from lass wssks asossaona'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-03

x The Courier s. Enquirer. which abounds in
advertisements and puifs of Theatres, Liquors,
Horse Races and Medicines for the cure OF special
diseases, is shocked at the appearance in columns
# an advertisement, ia quiz, of course) of white
man seeking colored wife and. in the agony of its
excoriated delicacy, exclaims:
We have idea that there is another newspaper in
ne City the State conducted by any daughter
Adam with light coored skin. that would have polluted
my portion of its columns by the insertion OF such
nee II is contrary 10 all proper decorum to admit such
advertisements into newspaper even If there be
II the revolving concomitants Of this and pro
retor of press who has any proper sefrespect would
knowingly permit such communication 10 sully his
heet bun here is outrage that ought Danish every
concerned init from all respectable association
They manage these things better at Sing Sins.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-03
New Publications.

~ Hunt. MERCHANTS MAGAZINE has reached
IL thirteenth volume pretty sure indication that rs
merits are known and appreciated by the mercantile
community The number for July Is quite as valuable
- any Gifts predecessors
u GoDEY's LADYs Book for July we omit
ted to say yesterday for sale by Burgess
-rringer & Co. snd ". H. Graham.
= VIM. Taylor has No. so of LrrrsLLs Lv-
ING AGE
e, The MYSTERIES oF BERLIN "A spirited
translation OF very powerful work-hss reached It's
With number Mr. c. 2 Burkhardf is the translator .
wm. H Colyer publisher.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-03

RICHMOND WHOA. MosELEY. Esq for a
lons time one Of the Editors and Propretors Of the
Richmond Wing. has sold out his interest in tina,
iournal TO ROBERT H. GALLAHER, Esq, who is
Hereafter to be associated in the editorial and pub
fishing departments with J. ii. PLEAsASrs. ESD,
aided by the former associate Editor. JOHN 5. GAL
LAHER, Esq The Wing is an able advocate OF
sound political principles, and we hope j, may re
ceive the support it 50 well deserves The Editors
ia announcing the change above alluded to, says;
Deeply and sorrowully impressed with the decline Of
our native State shall be the welcome task to assist
very enterprise which promises 10 contribute any thing
the recovery of her lost superiority. With this end
IN view our Polar Star shall with whatever encr
g we possess support system OF Internal Improve
adequate least ievelopc the native resources
4 Virginia and furnish all her people an outlet TO mar
et and above these and with our whole soul en-
dcavor advance universal education to that point al
which the popular mind may not only be prepared to
decide for itself upon questions OF pubic policy and thus
IN some measure escape the perncious sway OF the De
asogue but at which acquiring taste for letters VIII
re carried on to lay up those treasures OF knowledge
oes antdotc to vice and safeguard TO virtue and an
nnhns resource which adds to the happiness Of the
tune" ~ " w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-03

Total ll4,6ss l2l ,376 1894. l03495 l06,Jl SAG
'olks majority, cess Van Buren's do. 3,0i6
Wing loss in these Counties 36i2
Thus II will be seen that in the hall the State
where Brneysm prevailed, the Wings lost be.
ween lsi0 and sii no less than 1908 votes. or
1000 more than the Birney gain lille in the other
half the entire Wing loss was but 3,642 or . 900
more than the Brney gain, and this loss includes
hat by fraud in this City. Had the loss in the Biz.
iey Counties been no greater in proportion than in
he others Henry Clay would have been chosen
President by majority of 5000 of the OF
he People Of New.Nork. Our losses by Native
Amcricanism would have been balanced by our
aims on the Tariff and Texas questions bu, for the
aia blight of Brneyism-thc outright frauds incul
'ated by James Il. Birncy 4 Co with regard to
Mr.. Clay's position on the Texas Question and the
probable consequences of his or of Folks election
shall not these things be remembered