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The New York herald., 1845-02-28

get III tneIe WITHOUT passing thr0ugn the Cathollt
church. This was the lever Of Archimidcs, placed
without the world, with which to move the world
As retormers OF one kind and another sprung up
they denied the truth Of this dogma, but were care
ful to copy it as far possible in their creeds
and to establish little pass-key as the true means
Of admission, which key they alone possessed
This pass.key he represented as being full as efec-
tual as the great keys of St Peter, and much less
cumbersome. The Unitarians, lie said, had NO
pass-key to heaven, but were willing all should "a
there who received the revealed truths of chris
tlanity, and did good works. As to the cry agans,
Sectarianlsm, he thought the object was not only
to get Unitarlanism out, but Calvinism in.
In answer to this long trade, Mr.. Bancroft mere
v said that he respected the venerable President OF
the University for his years, and for the high sta
tion he occupied in the Commonwealth and woult
not say one word Inconsistent with the respect h,
entertained forhlm The venerable gentleman had
of Archimdes to a high eulogium upon that sc G.
which was not sectarian, and travelled the higi
road to Heaven without pass-key. All that h.
should pass over, and also his attack upon the char
acter OF the sons of the South and the Southwest
though he might take some other occasion 10 notice
It. He desired the board to notice that no state.
ment OF Inc committee had called for Mr. Quincy't
remarks He went into figures, which he sale
could not lie, then admitted they might lie, and al
last confessed that ne knew bat little about mathe
matics. AS 10 the false statement which the Pres
dent wished to tasten upon Mr.. he called par
tlcnar attention TO the statement Of his report
He there said that the expenses of instruction
were at least 30 per higher than formerly, and
33t per cent higher, In the terms OF some classef
now, than for the same terms when he was at Col
ege. This was his statement, and the Prrsdent'
documents proved it TO be literally true by ines
very documents il appeared that the expenses OF
instruction which were less tnan $oV Wnsn ne wss
learned, when there, taught him that TINS was an
advance of 80 per cent.
Mr., BANoRorr then made report from the COM
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Stmclt 81. 9Olinnte6,
Snbinctmacbcr in &pipbia.

Sebient Gd, bieler @eIe9enbsit feincn
Sreuncen une ciuem 9sebrten pubIifum
ibcrtaupt ansuSei9cu, bas er ctnIdnsft
Cine nclle Cabinet Wfa6eret
in Qcwbia 2aunfhip, 9ed,a @auntD, pbn9e'
fdbr cine 8ertel Wcile BON SneCb Seor9e'S
8aifhauie an9cfonsen hat, aNwc er gum
3bcil gum 8erfauf auf Soanb bait, pecr auf
Sefteltuu9en perferti9en fpiro:
Seio Boards, Scpba's, Sit6ers
i6rdnfe, Se1fs, Setretairs, Sus
reaus, StIbe, gfl6rdnfe, Sii6cn>
fbrdnfc, Settifellen, @ai6fdnos,
II. tp.,
ipsId,e sIrtifsl alIc inter iciner ei9enen sIuf'
lId,t aus ben oorncbmifen Raterialten bau'
erhaft aenIaft ncroen.
Gr III banfbar fur bereits 9encsene Suues
idaft, unb bittrt alS junger 9Infdn9er fir et'
ne Sortoauer uuo 8ermctrun1 eerielbcn,
peId,er er Gd, ourd YunftIiffeit quite slrs
belt uno tilli9e preiie ipiirbis su MAIDEN iih
bemihen nirc.
" sIud perferti9t ct Scstentaern anf
gefeGun9.
SUM 4, 1915. *im
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Sabinct SSoorcn I!
Splpntott SSlouf.
sabInct Wla6er in 9llIentaltn

all Dem inb6flifsn @de Der Samiltou uub
Sdmes Sraseu,
ifattet ieinen 96nnern ben inuia(teu 5ouf
ab, fur bic felt cirier Heihe bon c,abren ocucl,
icne unteriflieun9, nno nimmt I'D, bic Nrci,
belt bent 9eetrten publifunI ereebenIi befonnt
gu maiden, caB er cds @eftdft nod, INNER
betrelbt, rno Stpar ausaeeebntcr aIs ie ,,,pcr.
an icincm alteu Stanb, In Der 6amiltpn
Strase. Die jesi9c 9IuswabI Ieiuer Waa,
rem ilbcrtrifft an Sd,6nbcit uno Caucrbaftia,
Felt ale frilbern-baruntcr Tnb:
Sofa's uno Seiobcarps, Secretairs
II. Snreap's, Wtata9onD GdrosSQ<
belS uno Center Sdbels NIT Ofaz
ha9onp 1t. Marmcrnen gcps, 9yters
Sdbel6 init Wtarmcrncn Sops,
Nabttfhe BON jeber 9lrt. 9elpDbn(iz
6e Slide, gepoliferte Wtata9cnp
StIble. 9epolferife S6cfelsSt
le, Student ltno GfifrGnfe, Spte>
gel BON jeoer 9lrt Sett(aoen
70 pie ilberhaupt ale iH iein Sad s.bircnbe
9lrtfcl.
@r laoet bas putIifum ad,tunaspcG ein,
feline QSdaren su beiehen uno fir I'D, fclbCf
;u urtbcilen. SIR Die Cauerbaftiatcit aQer
bel ibm 9emadteu 9lrtifel iteht er aut.
Er@iu 2ebrjuuae CUR @rlcrnuna bcs obi,
gen @eft,dfts, pirb ic9leif bon ibm prrIanot
Sunt IL. nq6W
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Sauern feDet Bier!
Cine pcrtref1ibe @elc9enbeit 4!

Gtne oertretflt0e 0ele9enHett
s9- Die llnterScihnetcn baben Iccbrn
E-sS cine gang ueue @rfnoun9 bon stpei
pferce' @cUaltcn ferti9 auf 5oano, uno pcrs
ferttaen ebenfals 4 pfcroes auf ci'
lie neue Wetbobe, bic ibrer @infadIteit we9en
uuo bin(tdtlid) bcs leid,t 9aufens fur Ole
Yferbe, nod BON feincn bic bel benz publi'
fun I'M @ebrauh tparen, iibertrcfcn rpurs
ben, su rpeidlen ile oas publifum ad,tun9ss
ocll ciulaocn. Gle laoen alle, unb beIonocrs
Die Sauern Elm, bel ihnen au;urufen uno iIh
baIeIbit bon Der Wabrbeit bes @eIa9tcn ;u
ilberSeu9en, benn bas Seieten fcltct ia nidits,
unb lie fiblen pSais lbcrseu9t baB cieielbe cs
ale ibre Meinun9 dusiprehen pereen, oae
oie1e @emalten an Qeidpti9feit uno Site nidN
ilbertrcfen peroen f6nucn. Sie SerTdlern
bas puhifum bas bieic fein Sonmbng flne,
unb baB fc fiir ale ben itnrn perferti9te 9lrs
bcten gut ffeben tpereen.
Slid 9lrbeit an Wtafhinen wirc anf bic
piintlidfe unb beic Beile teicr9t bel
Sreeer uno Ocun9.
slItentaur, Srni 4, 1s45, nq4m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-06-18
W2ai %.
Nat6rtctt at GoQeftcren.

Die @cmmieicners prn 0eha GauntD, bd.
ben pcrleBte Wcdc fcl9cubc pericnen su
Gar @rllcftcren ernannt nm bic @auntp,
uno Staats Saren Su eclsftirru in Der Stabt
9laentalln uno ben perihicbcncn 1aunfd,ws
in tein9tem @duntD 0cha, fir bo6 Iar feucs
Sabr, udmIth:
slllcntaun.-9 9lbrabam 3tc9enfuB.
9fcrt1amptcn.- b.. DO.
Soancper. -Ssrael 9rsrlcr.
SaBbur9.-Scleph Sunf.
SberSauccna.-Scbn Stdbler.
SbersWilfcrb. .-Setb Wiler.
Heccr, Wacun9ie. e.-
Sber'Wacun9ie .--Odnicl Beiefnetbt.
2cpbilI,-9iatbon Suhmou. -
2Dnn.-6euben Smitb.
SociSelber9. .-@eorae SNcaB.
TorosBbeitbaa.- .-Sotn Bar.
SIesWbeitbal.-
Die rbcnbenamteu @ollcftcren Wcrten I'D,
perIammcln ant Wcnta9 cen soften SUM- in
cct @cmmieicners gImtsitube su sllentaun,
nit ibrrn GerlIdcruu9en, NM ibre 8crihrtf'
ten in @mpfau9 81 nebmen, 9rmde Der 9Ifte
Der @enerals9GcmblD, fir fclde Sad]en gc'
mad,t uno pcr9elhrteten.
Saniel St0b(er,
Yeter 9fcntg IT.
Charles Setter,
@ommisicncrs BON 4eda @auutD.
Sum- IL. nq3m
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tommsn, 70 tpie aneere @afts aufS Seite ein'
9ertdtet.
Sein 8efreber fpire tnbin gsten, ieine
Safe NIT ben beffen Speifen unb 9etrdus
FEN 3n perfeben, uno iiterhaupt nidts inter
laBen, mas Su ibrem Ger9nit9en nnc tbrcr
3nfriecenteit beitrd9t.
Das &joiftaus 1T fetr 9erdumi9, uuo tat
St 9ehort audi Elm wchlein9crid,tcier lHpf unb
oortrcffltdle StalIun9, tpcbei INNER irr9fiIs
fl9e Staufnette 9e9enDdrti9 icin weroen.
Dan;bar fir bisber sencecne 8uncltaft
brfft or ourd btlIi9e unb piinftlid,e 8eoies
nuna ielnen slntbeil Der llnteriiilBung bes
publifums ;u erbalten.
Sacob Neters.
Mai %. uotp
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SO. 16.1
@pblfcil ! 9Soblfeil !!
SSritDiiu0s Glitter .

Die unterSeihneten mOdten rhrerbietiait
ttre alten 8uncen nnb oas publifum i'm sllI'
9emetnen benadridIti9en, baB Ne iocben an
ibrcm Stcbr auf Dem ncrbweitliteu Gde BED
Rdrft gicrcdS, Gin qrcees enforcement
trcdencr Bdaren uno 9rCScreieu uon Teu'
Dcrf uno pbiIabcIpta crtolten baben, fpcl'
dc lte fd cntfdloeen taten, tpcbIfcil, menn
nid,t pcblfeiler, ols bieieIbc louifWc in sI'
leutaun crbaltcu perben founen, gu ocrfaus
fen, beifebeno gum Ibed aus cen frI9enccu
QrtifeI
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-06-18
8 entlaufene Sdbaat.
6 Gents SSelctltutta.
Suui 4. 1S45

Gntlief bent lluteridlriebenen, tpcbnbah in
Bcisenbur9 3aunidip, eed,a @ountD, cin
ecbrjunge gum Sdreiner Saubwsrt, 9ias
mrns 9t obert Q. Slart. Dem pubs
Iifum miro bicrmit Warnuug 9c9eben, ibH
nidts auf meiuen Idmen ~ bor9en pber su
lciben. Ber teld9ten We9ldufer aufnimmt
uno thn rpteoer irinem Wriiter ubrrIiefert,
fcll cbi9e Srlobrun9 srbultsn.
Stepben 0ris.
Same IL. "3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-06-18

iii alien eesen oerihieocnen
3weigen am ilib peillid,en
@de bes Warft 8iercds
CSainfe's befannter Stano)
bc9cnnen bat ; alIwc er ale
ciejcni9en, bic ibm nit ibrer
Gunefhaft beshrcn tprrcen,
nit pblIiser 3ufrieeenteit bs'
bienen ipirb. Da er bic 9ieu'
,ilorf unb Nhilabefnhin Gns
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-06-18
SeDct bier!

sn eem IcuDcrf Stohr III 9ltlentaun III
cine pertrefflid,e Dreidmald,ine nit Yfsrbe'
9erpalt II. cine pdteut'Snchbduf febr pohb
fell lu oerfanfen. Ran rufe an une beIebe
oieIe slriifel.
'lbter unb gSa9ner.
sunni 4. nqbo
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-06-18
81 q h + [ Of {

~ v W VI
wiro hermit ee9cben, tag bic llnter;eifne'
ten als sIemiuiitratcren bon Der ninterlafTens
ffaft oes perifcrbeucn @ecr9e 8inger,
leBtbin bon Glib Bbeitbaa 1auuIdtp, 9cS
d,d @auntD, ou9cftellt wproen fno. 9Ile
eisjcni9cn, weldIe nod, an bela9te SointcrIa'
irnitaft itulcl9 Gnb, tpercen auf9efcroert,
innsrbalb u gBcd,cn absubeiablen--unb SpI'
dc, bic nod, rettmdBi9e SDrberuugen habcn,
beliebcn ibre Hehnun9en ebsnfalls binnen
tcIa9ter Belt tpoblbeifdtt9t einsubdnbi9en, at
cSpnas Hinser, Jtoros9Bteitball,
Sames 9ttn9er, Sub gStettbau,
9IbminiItratcren.
Suni A na6m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-06-18

fdicnS resslmdeis srhdlt, 70 1T er baburd, in
ben Stano seicBt thinner mad, ben ncucfen
Woben su arbeiten. Seine preiIe Fnb bils
lig uno feline 9lrbciten oerIprid,t or pcn opr'
slglder @ntr ,u iriu, inbem fe ale inter
ieinsr ei9enen sIufltd,t 9emad)t werbsn icGeu.
Da or cine seraure 3eitlans in TsuYcrt ale
9uslhnciber an9eifellt mar, 70 bient bies ale
ScwetS oas er feiu 9eIfift pcGfcmmsn per'
itebt. &r bittet allc nm 9snei9ten 3uiprud,.
Sacob s, &emmerer.
Suui 4. na3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-06-18
cJaCcb e. Semmerer,

Sbneirer in Der Staot 9lllentaltn.
8scisnt I'D, oieicr Wetbsce bsm pubIitum
anSuSc9en, bos CT caG
S6neiberz @ef 6Gft
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-06-18
Trpcfeuc : Saarcu.

&rpcFeUc SSNOrCW.
Gin allsemetneS 9tfortement 9ebrufs
ter 9apnS, ibparse Scbtnett uno
Silly S6leier, ihwarSe uno farbt9e
Wtouslin be Gain SbanlS, Salsaz
rims fit Samens9ln;li9e, Carlton
unb Sr91nbic @in9bamS fit oo.,
36 uno SO 9ol itparsc Stalienilbe
grapots, iteinfarbi9e mo fi9urirte
Sre6 Seioe, f6parse nnb tlau'
f6parse 9Dcult &c Scie Seioe,
idNparse Wtcbatr WtittS uno Sonez
fbube fdwar5e ure farti9e 0fou8z
lin &c GAINS, 9lcidfall5 Elm pclls
ifinoi9cs 9lHcrtement Ycn ibmarsen
mo pei6en Strlimpfeu, Scienitofs
fe bon allen Scncnnllnocn, Selfin9s
bon alien 9lrten ltnb Gin 9rc6e6 9l1s
fcrtement bon Sancp @attllue.
9roSercte
@ERN 9Iehter q. .. WlcladeS, gu,
HGHh derbous unO s,cuis.S .SDrup, SO.
VHs3sND mig, Ct. Gcmin9c, ea9ura uno
sshss<sss<sEs Ric Saffce, gcuna So
Ssfon unb Smperial 3bee, alles MEa.MJ
bon Der bcifeu GuaItdt, 70 wte ~
cine 9rcfe sInsabl ancerer sIrti' $3.50
fel, rpcidlc ale 9rtsn Sdrbc Stoff ciu'
fhlirern.
Gin ocrtrcfflidcS enforcement SJpsboorun,
Srdm Spie9cf, rpcld,e Waaren Ur Ivut iS"S!
fell fir baar @elo, cber i'm sIustaufdI fir ais
fc glrtcn Qanoesprpeufte pcrfaufeu.
Gle fnb eanfbdr fir gcncecne 8unoldaft,
uno hcffcn eaonrd, oaB fie tpchfeN Uerfdu'
fen Drrnsu, ihrcn 2teit Der @unit bee PUBS
lifums 81 erbalten.
@rim uNb 9tenin9er.
2lrril 80. nqbo
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-06-18
Mtttwc6, ben 1sten 5unt 1916.
= ncUb y ter

Baltlplrtb IN YNlo6clpbIa
@r9rcif bieIe @rlesenbeit benz pubIifum
Die snSei9e gu MAIDEN, bae CT
SaS QSei6e Sblran Sptel,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-06-18
gSiuiai,, Sea9reapcs.
MrS. 81 G iit no G rcr,

E qDr bic llnterseidnctsn pisen oas
Eaiam SeaercapeS cine sIniabI Suren an
Ercen bcnirttc, unb fiihlcn baber nberSeu9t,
er cine Rcnutnis BON Der jfranttrit bes
|roes hat. 9Bir wcllten ihn eahrr, als
linterltnsuu9 uniercr Wlitbnr9er whroi9,
pferse slr;t ancmpfeblcn.
IS. s.. Waartin, W. D., 9Neter 9fcutare,
h. 9. Wadrtiu, W. D, peter 0uber,
q. 9. Sfane, M. O., @lias WcrB,
Samuel ei9btcdp, ScenrD Ritter,
SenrD pfeifrr
eutaun, Suni 4, 1876. nabo
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-06-18
Nnitl 6iteattfs.

Sutidenna6sr la!.Is III Ssr Start slaeu'
bebirnt I'D, bieicr @clessnbeit feinen Treuns
esu uue eem pubIifum iibcrbaupt an;uSciecn,
oae er fortipdbreno pbi9cs @eifdft an Ieis
ucm alten Stanbc, iu Der gBaGer Strase,
9eosniiber @ersS Gerberej rate all Der
f(einen 9edld, betreitt, 100 or allcseit auf
Soano bdlt unc auf SeitelunS perfcrti9t
TX Sntfhen, Smnibnf
TN St#9 ics. 6afeS. Garrpatls,
EzaaHS SkAZa Sulties, II. {. No., NIT
ctlcrnen mo bDlSerneu 9lehien
tprlde artifel ale aus ben bcfsn WaterioIis
Ell, burh quite sIrbeiter uuo uuter feiner ei9es
nen 9luhtd,t rcrfertigt peroen, fir tcren
9nte Gin hinldn9lid,er 3etraum 9uteeitaus
Den ,piro /; uno rpeld,c duecrit mcblfeil fir
baar Gjelo, ceer auf liberaIen Credit abee,
ieBt wcrocn iollen.
SIifs 2lrbeit wiro fd,neu, biIlia unb pilnfts
lid beicr9t, rno alte TuhrpeIcn, i'm slus.
tauIh an9cncmmcn. 9lud, hat er auf SNanc
eine pferbe Carriage nit @cfhirr, bciuabe
70 gut ipie ner, tpcId,e or 9elonneu it an
cinem duserff billiqeu prsfe ,u perfaufen.
9lud lIne allcicit aus9ebeGerte aIte Subrs
lreicn an gang nIeeri9en preiirn bel ibm ;u
taben.
gr it tanfbar fir bereits 0encTene Sunts
fhaft, uno pirb I'D, bcifreben burd, aute,
bilIi9c une pinftlidle Sccirnung fId, cinen
Shcil Der 8unlf ees pubifums ;uiusiehcn.
sunni II, nq3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-06-18

in ter 9Pehs Straee, stpi'
.fhen Der 3ten unb 4ten, in
philadelphia bescgcn bat.
Die Wirtblhaft it fir 9icis
lcnee, fir folhe bic auf Sc
idnIftcn nndh her Gfhht
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-18

MAINE GIRLs.-The following story has been
related TO us by gentleman residing in the vicinity
of the place OF the occurrence, and comes 10 us
through such IA channel that we have no reason TO
doubt Its truth IL is the Inst, and, think the
best bear story Of the season.
there resides IN the north part OF the town of An
dover, in Oxford county, maine } commonly called
"Ando,er Surplus" two unmarried sisters of the
name OF Rice. They occupy small farm, and in
the winter live without any male assistants Power.
~ compels them To 60 into the woods 10 cut their
own fuel; and for this purpose, few weeks ago
they went out, together, without any other compan -
ion than faithful dog On this occasion, tn. AMI
NAL by his furious barking attracted their attention
and going towards him, they found HIM barking M
the end Of a hollow tree yi' 9 above the ground and
Embedded in the snow. Seeing nothing unusual, thew
called him off, but although always obedient to them
before, he re'ed to ieavo the tree, and barked the
more iurIously as they turned TO leave it, Suppos.
ing that squirrel or other harmless inhabitant
OF the wood might occupy the hollow of the tree,
winch was oil large size anu very much deciyed
they struck the tree blow with their axe, aud found
IL SO rotten That the blow caused IA piece 10 1y off.
Inc mystery OF The dogs barking was at once ex-
PINNED. To the surprise of the sisters the sh,ggv
fur OF black bear proruded itself through the h,le
they had made in the tree. II was now evident that
bear had taken up his inter quarters in the hollow
tree, and there being bounty of two dollars far the
destruction 0f bears, and the SIX and preese beno
worth four or five dollars, they determined. il poss;
bic. to secure the prize. One was, therefore de-
spatched for assistance, while the oiher with axe in
hand stood guard
shortly after, the curiosity of the sex being greater
than ITS usual timidiy, the sister on guard being de-
sirous Of seeing something more Of Brun in his win
ter quarters began TO pry up the wood that covered
him. This was easily done, The being much de.
cayed but the hear, thinking f bears do think that
rlring had come rather suddenly we suppose, walked
up, and pushed out Of bis broken house 10 lake an
observation. Nothing dauuted, our heroine gave
him blow after blow with the butt oil her axe and at
length despatched him.
Hardly was this done, when second bear began
back of the cabin; aud having killed one. she
felt embroidered to make way with another, which
being done. third making his appearance also met
the fate Of his companions When the other sister
returned she found that during her absence three
COOL sized bears had been killed with axe-a feat
iparalleed, we think. in the annals OF female hero
ism. IL Portland Advertiser.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-18

The National Intelligencer gives the following so.
luton OF what 1t calls an ''impenstrabie mystery
with great emphasis Nothing could be further from
the truth than ''he broad and glazing ight" which
The inteiiigsncer takes for il. Texas never hung on
the appointment or disappointment Of Mr. Calhoun
The vote Of New York never depended on one result
or the other. Every democratic vote from New.
York would have been recorded for the admission oil
Texas from the first, IL was upon The last day, il
The same proposition had been offered; and their
whole vote never could have heen obia ned for the
JOINT resolutions of the House sepai atey, whether
Mr. Calhoun were in or out OF the cabinet. No sucI
propositions were ever made TO the President, as
are suggested by the Mercury's article; and il they
had been, they would have met only Contempt
[G ODE.
how TEXAS CAME TO BE "AHhEKEp.''-The
following extract from the correspondence of tho
charleston Mercury, dated at Washington. 18th Feb,
,ar'y, throws a b Dad and glaring light upon the
ef'o 10 US impeneirable mystery Of the passage Of
Tue anne xaI"n' joint resolution 10 the Senate:
az -, u u'e new cabinet, my representations may
now oe considered as realized, 80 far as Mr.. Cal
noun Is concerned He has not been offered the State
Impairment Mr.. Buchanan il 10 take his mace.
Nr. Ia'o"o was not put IN Office by a parry or for
party purpose, but by the general VOICE of ibe
Country fof objects pre-en'ineny national He has
made up inos' 'mp~t1nf issues with foreign govern
mems, vital 10 the Southern States he ia nov in
the midst of the Oregon negotiation. Ii wa. M.
thought that n Pfssident yhose elevation be cordiouv
nided-a citizen OF The South too-couId have deem.
ed IL consistent with propriey. duty, policy, to ds
mis- him from office. But TEXAS, IT WAS SAID
HDKa ON 1T. NEw-YoRK COULD Only BERr
GAINED BY SACRIFICING Mr.. CALHoUs, and oe-
cordingiy he IL sacrificed. His friends justly in.
dignanl," &c.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-18

The INlUGURAL ADDKEss.-1he Noble adj
dress OF President Polk meets with the mos. heart,
response from our dem cratic friends. II 10 emin
e"'y judiclnus document, sound in doctrine, nos
admirably written, strong in language, and patriotic
in lis character. Its two leading ideas are mos
timely. VIZ the maintenance in lis integrity Of THU
glorious Union, and, necessary ihs, the sacred
preservation of the rights Of The sovereign states o.
which the Union is composed. 1t may not inaptl,
he termed the appeal Of cool, far-seeing statesman
10 patriotic and intelligent constituency. The peo
pie Ill gladly res. ond to such an appeal, and, We
doubt ,ol will rally enthusiastically TO The support
the uniy OF this conteter,c,. Its well din ected
words cannot fail to reach the hearts of the candle
OF the opposition, even il they do not rubuke 10 mo
Iteration the misguided efforts Of disatlected faction
We nee, moi commend this document, filled az il ia
with The burning eloquenc Of truth, duty, and pat
riotisn, democratic readers, for ere this the,
have d'ubless read and reread it; but we commend
it to lie candid OF all parties, and venture to ask fol
it harry response, both on the ot patriotism
and oiduty Il Boston Post.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-18

I,o,l,, m - ~. ;, :. ~. H.,
10y "'h "e SO arranged as 10 eNhibh +" "'e
lie ell a. ,"''u 'tOo'es '' ~ H. =, iii
- "e "e"" quarters oi All Tue t s"''s -.
sue a''HNs Tue allies lnpressen@o'e po' .'S ~"
a. vow 'Ia' 'anS are "gain N 'aS"'o"' L
80 nc s""s"'"''s p'aE,ng WIN ~ then a''anss ~.
eaa,,;, nee',se ,aa' w'igne ner an oppol'un''s :"
S.'"i'',s he' "ngerS' ~ "er oox NJ 'he opera nut
~ hr soses VIII "e on ana her "hi'e P0s'ef n-"a
p'ae a on Tue req viewer cusHlon' when WIN inahe
aPpear twice us wh"e AZ II really Is, ana eSn,n'
| 80 e. posoo" III ior sculptor. :. sue nave %e"y
you may reis unoh IL sue "ii never sn uo""
~'eno1. uncoVering II; her gai VIII De sue" us ~
compel you 20 zoos d0pn
| "e ony ''ing Tor winch the French "o"fs are
10y us', ~, IL the agreFsoleness VI rne''
Is.i iney are less restrained man Tue Eng
''a az" VIVA. ,e" americans wono pe''e'e' 'ess
!. ''' TOT 'h"ugh me ans,rnc! regard LOT run
| Is much greater with The AnglO-SaxOn and saxon
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-18

RolATIoE--rhe Globe advocates the principle
Of rotation in Office and in many OF it's views cor
dali, ,ssenr to. The following is extract:
pensions, here, abroad, must be the necessa
ry rest If such SYSTEM Men whu live On office
withou apprehension from competition or RESPONSE
bi lily unnecessarily become drones. During the &C
tive period oi lie. they do rs little possible ioi
The mems they consume; and in old age, they mus
perlshot be pensuned. This is the general rule
but inre are, in those governments where thi,
sort ocoste system in regard TO the official corp'
prevails, many exceptions. In our country, The
spirit Il our nsliu ions prevents that utter Deepen
dance N official enolament which renders pension
ing the 'uperannated necessary Even those among
who hold office lltheir lives, get impetus lron
the revolutions Of the government which puts then
on the watch, ahd every prudent and industrious maj
lays up ,omethng for his old age: and hence tn,
worthy unctionarIes OF our government do not need
pensions ip lbeydecljne Of life; and the hope of sucf
thing should never be beld cut, 10 create the ne
cessily i,r ia
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-18
wECEy..rs or s,nyrv.,N

Per steamboat Waverly fin WHverly-Abert & Prem
tice 2I5 bales: Rupert McLeland l66; Desha, Shep-
ard & l6 Toomer, Gay IL 1876; Maudin Il Terrell
l; HUMPHREYS Walsh co Isl ] Crawford 26, Andrews
q Dawson 49, Rhea, Sykes 60 20; Adams 8; Horton
d Clock 8: o Cummns 9; wrecked 8.
Per steamboat Tush aoosa FIN Tusca oosa-B d Fon-
tame IL Son 66 bales Tartl, Stewart " co 72 James
WiIhers CO 81 } o Cummns 90; ID S Ball2l; Wa
ring CO Isl Rivrs, Battle * Is; Mauldin 4 Terrell
III Anderson Dickson q Peck Shackleiord q picked
ups.
Per steamboat Carolina fin Columbus-E l. Andrews
* CO 237 bales; Toomer Gay & 249: Allen " Iladen
u.s. w Scott l09; HarwelI & Davis 80; Crawford 20;
Thompson Matheson II; o Cummns l6; G Kelly l6;
Albert & Prentice IL; I Hui 3; Boyd & Bro Z; VIM
Ecktord Il Andrews Dawson 6; Dickinson & Eustis 6;
Tart, Stewart q CO 5; Rhea Sykes CO S; NJ With
ers CO A; Walker & Simpson 4; Rupert a. McLeand 81
l.abuzan Ods 8; Donald & Marshall 2; Rives, Battle
e. /.
Per steamboat Bourbon fin Tusca oosa-E l. Andrews
& co 1863 bales; Riyes, Battle & 1903: F0ntaine n
Son 70; Ledy ard Il As Minge Russell 10; Lea
vens Malone A. Tart, Stewart 10; Harris Clay
ton g.