davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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llrthetl zines @roep esierS.

Gin Sran5oie, Der lan9e in Gonitantlz
nopel selebt bat, erSdblt foleenoen Bug
BON SuiTuf pafba, bon Dem er fat 2fus
se5euse sepelen 1T: ..,......
Gin SIrfe trat in bas @epSlbe zines
@rieben, Der NIT gbpoaren, GewirSen &c.
banbelte uno forberte orei Sdas (neun
pfunb) Sel. gta1oem ibm oas Serlanste
abseposen tpar, CAB ct Dem Saufmanne
Elm 9olbffid. Dieier bate nitbt elnz
selnes 8elb senus, um bem Sdrfen tpies
oerseben gu fonnen, er nabm olio einen
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@elo 5uriif, Dem @rieben ober CAB er
ben @elolod, lieb ibn in ieiner @e9en:
mart init einem ib6nen &aftan befleioen
uno NIT elmer Gbrenwo6e nab 6auie
brinoen.
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Der Dauntleb perlieb Salmoutb uno
befano iib bolo ouf oem ottantiiben D
cean. Mit 9utem 8ino Fam man an ber
8ap bon Siseapa pordber !; oas 8etter
mar milo uno Die Mannibaft fono ibre
Arbeit leibt,
gines Saees sesen 2 ubr Sta6mitto9s
Isnalilirte Die gSaebe elm Sbiff NIT polz
len Seseln, uno bon oer 2(rt, ,pie man
Dem &apitain oen piraten @onlalpo be-
fbrieben bate. Surbtlos fam es unter
fpaniiber Sla99e INNER ndber.
IS it's Elm Yirat," rief BET &apitdn,
vIo 1T ct pertpe9en tpie Der Seufel. Sal
tet Die Sttdpforten peri0loHen, oenn ib
CLAUDE, er bdlt uns fir einen &auffobrer.." ."
Oas fremoe Seeel Fam INNER ndber,
Sos enolib Die ipanil6en Sarben Elm uno
bbte cine rotbe Slasse auf.
,Quf bic pforten " rief oer &apitdn,
,,sebt ibm cine eaoun9 !" Die eaoun9
fam ieoob su ipat; oas fremoe Sesel
elite wie Elm pfeil oapon uno bic Srltten
pcrloren es fir beute aus Den 1u9en
Salo oarauf, ais eben Die Monni6aft
Iib lpeiolib an einem neuen 3un9enfampf
Swilben pat easfins uno peter Ooleful
er90ete, rief es ploelib aus Dem Mots
forb /: vGin Se9st Dor Dem 8inoe J"
0er &apitdn nabm Iein @los. nDoi=
lslbe SbifT," rief ct nab furSer pouie.
o9auob Sun9ens, orouf ! Der @ino 1T
fteif, bis5mal wsroen mir ibm beifommen." !"
Ser gSino tpuroe sum Sturm; bet
Oauntlsb ipamte ale Se9el auf uno fo9
pie Elm pfeil oabin. Solo war Der pirot
ein9ebolt uno erbielt cine poae Sage, Die
Jpn wanfen nabte ; oob bielt ct ii6 nob
iteif. &aum aber folete cine 5tpeite Gage,
ais aueb ldon Ger 2opnaft fiel uno srobe
Serwirrun9 an Soro gu berriben ibien.
Die Sbuie oes Dauntleb botten cine
erobe gtieberlaee auf Dem Yiraten onses
ribtet Spieoa mar tootlib uerpunoet.
Quf elm Seeeltub 9ele9t, bat ct Srosio
ndber gu treten, uno oas Sbifsuolf, Jpn
ouf weni9e Nu9enblide ollein Su lonen.
vSreuno gra5io," bub oer Sterbenoe
an ,,meine Stunoe 1T sefommen, uno balo
1T msine eaufbabn 9eiblohen. llnier
SbifT 1T unbrau1bar 9en'a6t uno fam
ieinen &erfolsern nibt entseben. auf
beioen Seiten 1T oer 2oo 9etpib, ood
fam ib oen @eoanfen nibt ertra9en,
meme brapen eeute an ber 9roben Taa
sebdnst gu piRen. Du biit elm fibner
@ann uno bof oft Dem Sooe 9etrost
spie Elm 9sto. Dir 1T es ieet oub uors
tebalten, burb cine fibne Sbat po,
sbanoe uns gu rstten. Die pulper.
fammer it GUT 9efiut, ou ma9it's pcls
lenoen, oamit Die eeute oes piraten fterben
lpie iie 9elebt, als fubne tapfere @dnner. "
Srajio idlu9 in bic ausseifretfte 9ano
oes Stsrbenoen, uno rief, inoem ct Die
eaterns nabm ,Ssi oer 5oae es fol- se=
ibeben ,pie ou ia9if."
Gin neuer S6ub traf Spieba -; Der
eeibnam rollte auf oas 8eroed berab.
Die bon Ser3weiEun9 9etrlebenen piras
ten eilten no1 einmat 3u ibren &ononen.
N6sli1 Fammtc Elm unssbeurss e!6t am
Soro oes piraten auf. 8ra5io bate
8ort 9ebalten uno Seuer an Die pulpers
TANNER 9ele9t. Gin S1rei ces Gntiets
gems entfubr Der Monnibaft oes piraten
Elm fur1tbarer &na(l fol9te, uno als Der
8ino Den emporipirbelnoen Gou6 pers
trieben bate, mar aub feline Spur mebr
peoer bon Dem Stbiffe nob leiner Mann=
ibaft f1tbar.
urtbeil zines 9roep esiers.
Gin 8ranSole, Der lan9e in Ronitantiz
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1T billiser, als oab i6 meiner &etterin
S6aoenerias 9ebe. Quf Der nd6ffem
Station, po ib meine fblanfe @eitalt
tpieoer onnebmen tperoe, ,pill i6 oas Serz
9nii9en boben, Sbnen einen Sbofpl gu IL
berrei6en, Der ben Sbri9en speit ubertrefz
fen ioll."
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SeltIomsr !6anbel. - Gbriftiania 1T
bic 9robe Stieoerlaee bet beften Sretter
uno es beftebt oa cine fpabbafte Nrt, tpie
man NIT ben eanoleuten, tpel6e bas 9ol5
Su Marft brinsen, Rebnun9 bdlt. Sic
iberseben ibre Sretter ben aufiebern in
oen Mieoerlaeen, welbe NIT Sreiee in
8ubftaben uno 3ablen Den Sauern osn
Srt, no bic 8retter ab9eliefert ruroen
unb bic 3abl berielben auf ben &defen
fbreiben. ST oieies 9el6eben, 70 ellen
Die 8auern 70 raf6 als mo9tiCb nab bem
Gomptoir Der &aufleute nit Der orisinel=
len Sbuloueribreibuns auf Dem 3dden.
Sielten fie ii6 unterwe9s ouf, ODER per=
ribteten iie nod Elm anoeres @eibdft, 70
eonnten iene Seseibnuneen ouf ibrsr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-12-30
LEGISLATURE OF VIRGINIA
.HoHdau, Dcec,atr 20, 1915.
unESi, OIL, DEL EI.AILN


A bill concerning Sheiif's AMI Other 'ife'
commissions on executions vas read econ
time, aud on motion Of Mr.. GARNETl, w
ordered to be laid upon The table.
The bill was opposed by Mr.. STOVALl. ~
advocated by Messts. BOCOCK and PENDi-
TON.
Resolutions were presented and adopted:
By Mr.. TAYLOR That seleci COMMIT
be appointed 10 enquire :nio The cxped.etci
The passage ot law Authorizing and rtquia.'
The Clerk o. the House 81 Delegates, brictr I
shall grant h> certificate Of pay 10 The inet-o
OF the same, 10 require 81 them statement - I
number Of days they have been absent from X
service o! the House. and 10 make a drtneu''
accordingly from their pay, EXCEPT such a en-
was caused 10y sickness.
Select Committee Messieurs TAi LO'
SCOTT, STROTHER, BROADUS AZ
BALDWIN.
Mr.. TAYLOR said, that this resolution y
necessary, IN order 10 expedite the bu>ince, q
House. There was scarcely sufficient nunt'
Of members present for the performance 81 y
legislative duties.
"A rule required tina, no member should if@'
The city without permission from me hous' .
This rule was formerly observed, pu' a. l''>'
i, was utterly neglected c.,;,,,. I.
By Mr.. FUGATE Ina '"e 49,, =, ~.
Roads &c. enquire INTO the e1ptdiehc! =, e
so"a 49,, - rsv;ye he &C, entitled, IAN
nroviding for HE construction o! i"dp
Gnes,,s station 10 The Tennessee Inc, pass
the sih day oil April, lo59 .;,,s.
Nv Mr.. MARTZ. Thai the Com'nI'FF
Counts Of Justice enquire mo 'he -
/ Of amending the law in relation ~ ~,
returned by censtabies end"tSea no
found" 50 as to make Il illesal 70 Ie"c"
ecu,ons after five years shaH nave e8p'''''
The date If The return: J.. 81
Bv MIR GARRETT. That leave y
- hr;no in bill amending an act rhtllle''
y. W., .n,borzing The establishment OF a poor 81
80 houses in the county Of Essex. passed y
/ dav Of February, le4i. ,...,,,,.,.
By Mr.. PENDLETON. That Com l@ie,
for Courts Of Justice enquire into ne 9 49,
III moditying the Isl section OF The - H.
March 30. i643 in relation 10 he coa'Ts ~
judgements growing crops and WIS :. J. :. IN
By Mr.. EDGINGT0N. That " .siies
zee for Courts ofJuslice enquire nioihss,t
Of hanging the time Of holding the - i,
nerior Courts Of Law and ChanceW u. ..t.
veral counties composing the 2OIh uo'S'@'
| ofthe Commonwealth. !. ,i.eg
By Mr.. LYONS. Thai leave &c nm
bring in bill, Tor The construction .. . :. Jn'
rom Richmond, on The South sIle
p;ver 70 some nnint on The Ohio RivsI, : 4
low The mouth pfthe Great Kanawha XIV"
,ha, Select Committee be appointed ~ Ga,r z
pose. COMMITTEE, MessIs. L -
Lanier, Goodson, Patrick and Lee -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-12-30

The Wing, referring to the munhcent liberall-
~ of Two Young ladies Of Virginia. in subscrib-
inc 80 dollars each 10 the "Clay Statue" now 50
triumphany progressing according 10 that pa
per. SAYS, tina, in the "noble indignation (of these
two ladies' at Mr. Clay's defeat by a Mushroom Of
p,stersap the design really originated" What
poor compliment 10 The great leader OF Whisgery
is here paid Could he have been such giant
in popularity, 50 invincible hero, when at The
frs, budding forth ofthe Democratic mushroom
The brilliant deeds and glowing reputation ofereat
Harry were suddenly and effecluaily dimmed
forever7 Truly this mushroom OF yesterday"
has rivallcd the grain OF musard-seed in the good
Book. II has spread itself over all The nations
Of he earth and the civilized world stands in
mute admiration a, the wisdom, dignity, flrmness
and rectitude which this "mushroom" has dis
played, in upholding the rights and The honor OF
this Young Republic. Never, we aver II boldly
did our country occupy more elevated or CON-
manding position, in the eyes Of the world, man
,does al present, underline able ''cam and proud
craftsmanship of Mr. Polk. Commend Us, al
WAYS, 10 such "mushrooms!" Then shall We feel
that the interests and The character Of The Union
are in safe hands
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-12-30

81. Lctture fD,tte Bsneft II he O,ptan Asy'g'
1t will be seen in our advertising columns. Tia
Or. Wors;er viii deliver a lecture on Phrenol,ey
10 night, al he Old Raplis, Church; and ais
uhatmus commend il>elfesrecially 10 the hrman
and charitable, that The proceeds are 10 be- given
he Orphan Asylum DR.. Worsiei'> repua'ic'
as Phrcnoogisl, is deservcdy high, and al, ~
have attended his lectures, are well sai>i!e TIA
his abilities As lecturer and Phrcuolosis, rs.
no, been over estimated Let our CITIZENS rc>p1
10 he kind ofler Of The lecturer, b. giving him
full house. Tickets can be had al the differed
Bookstores
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-12-30
DEATH on THE PAIL. HORSE.

EROM 10 o'clock this morning until next sa-
L turday night, and no longer, this terrific
and sublime painting, four ieel longer than the
picture Of Chris, Healing The Sick, can he seen
at the Trinity Church. Onehall of The nett re-
ceipls will be given TO aid benevolent purposes in
This city. Since the word benevolent IS mention
ed lie proprietor proposes 10 make beneyo-
lent price Of adnisson-!2i cents, and furnish
every visitor with printed description OF the Tor
ly full sze-oi-le characters, horses and all, free.
This painting is from Mr.. Benjamin Wests orr
ginal, by Mr. Dunlap, and some think shadows
forth all the fleets of MIR. VESTS own WORK. II
costs hui lrif@ however, ior every one 10 see it,
and Judge Tor himself Dec -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-12-30
Tom Thumb.

TN consequence OF the extreme bad weather
L preventing a large number OF Ladies, who
expressed great anxiety 10 see Col. CiAFFlN
the celebrated Dwarf, before he eit the city he
has been induced TO remain a few days longer,
and will still hold his levee al Odd Fellows Hall
where, during The last week, he was visited daily
BY large and fashionable audiences, who were
alike aslonished and delighted 10 ind The Colonel
not only the smallest man in creation, but The
most amusing and interesting Dwarf ever seen
in This or any other country.
He may be seen from, A. NJ TO 9 7. NJ.
Doc 1Q-2;s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-12-30

LECTURE ON PHRENOLOGY, FOR THE
BENEFIT OF THE ORPHAN ASYLUM.
DR. WORSTER will deliver Lecture on the
~ General Principles Of Phrenology, on Tues
day evening next, al halfpasl ! O'clock in the
Old Baptist (African) Church. Abundance 25
cls.-proceeds 10 be given 10 The Orphan Asy-
Inn Dec. 29-2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-12-30

gTLADlES' SALE.-The Ladies of Grace
Street Baptist Church will continue their sale Of
useful and fancy articles during the Christmas
hoydays, rom 10 o'clock, A. NJ, 10 10 o'clock
p. H., six doors below the Exchange Bank. They
confidently hope 10 receive the palronas" Of the
community, as he avails will be appropriated TO
The completion Of their new house oil worship
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-12-30
NLARKE'S HEAD QUARTERS, one door
~ below EXCHANGE Hotel 18th street.

NLARKE'S HEAD QUARTERS, one door
~ below Exchange Hotel, 18th street.
For To-day-Alexandria Lottery, Extra, Class
80 Capitals: $4,000, 10000, 5000. l,5os
10 Of 900, 10 OF 500, 10 Of AGO. &c.-!s Nos
IA drawn ballots. Tickets only s.. Sales close
at IL o'clock. Drawing received By to-day's
mail.
This Evening-ss,oOO Capital. Tickets only
50 so.
For Thursday-s3o, 600 Capital.
For Saturday $40 900 Capital.
Packages and single Tickets in all the Lote-
lies under The management Of J G Gregory &
Co, for sale by J. Nj. CLARKE.
Drawing Of Leesburg Lottery, Glass 43:
50 Q GO 10 20 "a Is % - 81 IS Is
Nos. - Is "a, one more Capital, sold and paid
bv CLARKE
Dec 30
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-12-30
Dc0H on tfe Palr HRS

Mr. Dunlaps copy, from Benjamin Wcr.'
original painting OF this subject, will be exhb'','
at The Trinity Church This week, for the SINAI
sum OF twelve and half cents as will be seen b.
referring 10 the advertisement. The low price
OF admission will prevent no one from exam
ming This sublime and terrific display OF Ihepen.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-12-30

T. We notice that the Martinsturg |Virsnia
Republican" states that "Me>srs. Buah and Camp
bell voed against the resolution arpcinlinsa com
muee 10 report upon the expedirney Of calling a
Convention 10 amend the Constitution II Virst
MIA" and it gives The Enquirer a authority ,orihe
statement. These gentlemen were recorded as
voting in The negative in cur paper, but il was an
error Of the types; they voted in The affirmative
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-12-30

gJ Dr. J. r. Taylor having declined a l.
election 10 the Senate, we are authorized 10 STATE
thai Gen. Philip Aylelt will be a candidate at tie
xi,eeciion, for the District composed OF he
counties OF King & Queen, King William, G,u-
cesler and Matthews and MddleseI.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-12-30
FACTORY HANDS

r AO I OItI IIh ANOt'.
TINE subscriber has for sale, privately, two
i good Factory Hands. Also, a good Dray-
man. THOS. H. TALlAFERRO.
Dec 80
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-12-30


month, plainly tell. From The past we may
safely predict that similar fate will attend the ei-
lorls OF these whose course virtually il not inten-
tionally, tends 10 encourage The sraspng designs
Of foreign nations upon our national rights.
After charging Mr.. Polk with playing the
bulldog on this side the waller" Mr.. Bots con-
cludes. lha, 'war i inevitable" and declares that
'this is the first fruit of the triumph OF destructive
l,ocofocoism over conservative Wiggery, and
all brought about b. two men. One President
for tour years, and The other public printer
holding the two most lucrative Offices in the Gov
eminent, who may have vainly conceived, tha
The man rho gets as into q rar, must 6e NE man q
ca,rp rs through The rar, and thus receive con
,jnuance Of the honors and emolumen,s Of ofc,
in their own hands. believe hoped-for perpe
tuetion 81 poorer 10 lie at the bettom OF The whole
proceeding
We beg leave 10 correc, Mr.. BIS statement
|, is admitted by all, that The first fruit OF ou' W
umph was the annexation OF Texas, asalhs
which Mr. 3. struggled with as much zedi aH'
with the same arguments that he now employs
in defeating our claims 10 Oregon. ! ne @e0n'
fruit ofour triumph was the teleat Oh Mr.. bots
own bright Congressional aspirations in the Me
tronoIitap District He may well speak OF "de
u,u,,;re I.ocoiocoi>m," as il destroyed his oHr
,ansuipe political hopes and enabled him, in th'
retirement Of Henrico county, 10 send forth, no
ONLY 10 the House Of Representatives, but 10 The
whole country, solemn lecture upon The desene
racy Of he times, and upon The seltishy waIiiRs
aims Of the President and "lhe public printer
who is cruelty lngged into every controversy
Mr. Bolts then graphically and pa'henca'''
launches forth into dissertation upon me horrors
of war-in which he takes care 10 encourage
Great Britain, BY saying that we shall come OF
second best" and "sha be irdipped INTO aioiTa
lion a, last" II an expression OF such SEMI
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-12-23

CLIMATE OF MADERIA.-The salubrity Of
the climate of Madeira has long been proven
bal. There are only 70 days in the year on
which any rain falls: and such is the mild
ness that swallows do not migrate from the
island. The most remarkable circumstance
is the equabiiry of temperature, which gives
Madeira an advantage over every other To-
caity; the range from November, 1874, TO
April 1915, was from 60 3-4 to &c 4I-5S deg.
The excellence ofthe climate as a winter resi-
dence for pulmonary and other patients, has
been atIested so far back as 1775; it has been
much question by Sir James Clarke. who,
however, never visited the island, and his re-
marks, though able, are exaggerated. In
confirmed pathisis, the climate Of Madeira
can only produce an alienation Of the dis
tressing symptoms, and comparative but
slight prOlongation Of life; it may how ever,
be restored to with great advantage to all
cases of mciPient pulmonary disease
Hughes OceaE Fio,rer, &c.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-12-23
HATRED To NEW-ENGLAND<
To the Editor of the Courier

-N'''''
have read with much interest the mr.
ticles Of ''lnvestigator.'' The closing
remarks in days paper, appcir r0
me TO give the real cause of so much conteu-
ton about the tariff, by southern politicians.
The fact Is, II matters not what tile free
laborer Of the North IS gstl in Tie in
teftigent direction Of his hands gives him
thrift in anySusness, if let alone fora time;
and hence the enry against us, aud the plans
to upset our machienry. change our en- ploy-
ment, or render our property worthless 10 usr
AT one time they forced taril npon us, to-
cut up our commerce abroad anon, seeing
us manufacturing the articles at home. they
grow and are equally displeased; nothing
suits them. Their mOiireS are rs plain as the
nose on mans lace-and it requires good
deal OF patience to reason with them al all.
Before they say another word abont ..Abo-
lition fanatics" they ought TO be ashamed OF
their own mad men. in and out Of Congress.
Probably the latter might as we'll be Gagged in
an insane hospital as the former.
They remind me of u certain law hos nv
father put TO raking hay with me- in the field :
when | was a lad. Seeing me Get along the:
best, he concluded to rob me of my rake and
did so. i took his, very peablf, and again
OCdt nun w NJ idCCs Tic llen got Qulte
mad, sat down in the hay. and commenced
making faces at me. ] kept about my work =,
not pretending to notice him. This yexed
him still more, and he got up, came 10 me-.
clenched me, to fight. and threw my Iiaf off
Not being entirely a "ronresistans, {
showed him enough ofmy estate rights" to-
make him conclude to quit the field. with
out even using my "bowie-knife." New
England has exeellcd in industry she has
been ''robbed,. Of much of her means, by
those states that enact laws against The col
lection of debts, (beIng hands OF robbcIs aud
Lawmakers also.) Possibly the time will
come, when New England Will be conpeIir,k
to 'rendcr" 10 such men ''Iheir due" before
they will learn 10 TO treat us and our rights
with decent civiiiiy. II will be dark day
when il comes, 10 be sure but VIC ran take
care Of ourselves. as well as they, when We
dissolve partnership with them.
We ask no foreign aid to put down negro
Instructions in New-E England; and if we
could he rid Of the bad effects of national
Legislation TO PROSTATE our industry no doubt
we should pursue The even tenor Of our way,
and not be obliged 10 recognize some bad
members Oflhc family we now have To.
December /. HUGE PAWS.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-12-23

Ben grasped his friends hand but JUS
then the entrance OF Mrs. Meriden prevented
his reply. Mark, however, saw with salts
faction that he had pot the book carefully ir
his vest pocket, and buttoned up his coat witt
the air Of a man buttoning up good resolu
ZION.
When they parted for the night, MARI
said with smile, in case of bilious attacks
you know where to send for medicine. Ben
answered only by a fervent gasp of the
hand, for his throat felt too full for him to an
swer.
Mark Meriden's book answered the pur.
pose admirably. 10 less than two years Ben
Sanford was one of the most popular lawyers
in -, and as steady householder as you
might wish to see. And in conclusion, we
will just ask our lady readers their opinion on
one point, and il is this:
If Mrs. Meriden had been woman who
understood what is called catching a beau
better than securing husband-If she had
never curled her hair except for company
and thought il no derogation to know how 10
keep house comfortable, would all these
things have happened
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-12-23
sTHE OLD MAN MALIGNANT"

Such is the ep.thet applied to John Quin-
cy Adams, by B. f. HIiten. in his resolutions
at the State Locofoco Convention lately
held in this town and which was approved
by that Convention. The most utterly reck-
less and unprincipled politician that ever at
tanned eminence in any party or faction
man to quote the language once used to de-
scribe him by the Boston Post, has thought
for pay wherever it was to be had, aud now
looks upon the cunning and dexterity he has
acquired in his venal profession as legiti-
mate source Of revenue" such fellow dares
TO insult the people Of Massachusetts and Of
New England, by thus stismatizins the ven
cradle patriarch whose youth, manhood and
old age, have been consecrated by urdyins
aud unsel6sh devotion 10 the service of his
country, and who now, at the age Of nearly
fourscore years, enjoys higher measure Of
respect, confidence and veneration from all
classes Of his COUNT ymen, than any other
statesman since Washingtou.-Could the
pictured lips of the father Of his country,
which were directly behind the utterer ofIhe
calumuy. have broken from the canvass. they
would have rebuksd the miserable sycoPhant
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-12-23
GEN. HOUSTON AND ANNEXATION

The Galveston News" of November ODD
contains a long and powerfully written letter
by Ex-President NJ. B. Lamar, in explana-
ton Of General Houston's policy on the ques-
ton Of anne xaion. On fnll and searching
review of Houston's whole course, Gen. La
mar declares the whole scope of his exertions
to have been adverse to annexation with the
United States, but extremely favorable 10 a
reunion with Mexico. He cites official doc
uments-of which Houston denied the exis-
tence until they were proved upon him-to
show that Jones, Houston, and :he Ministers
OF France, England and Mexico, labored dill
gently together to turn aside the popular cur
rent in favor OF the United States, and bring
the people and Congress Of Texas to accept
the independence" England induced Mexi-
CO to offer as substitute for annexation
The gallant Georgian does not mince his
words. "Such, he says in conclusion, ''has.
been the conduct Of Gen. Houston on the
subject of annexation. In all the phases OF
his torruous and elaborate perfdy. it is but
an epitome of his life. The browning act
consistent only with himself-is the climax OF
audacity. Does he blush at the exposure Of