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pntaiioa, and warranted fresh and
rtaii:
I,cek-IArse Scotch
Lrtmee-white q Green Head,
Early Cur,cd India, Nvhiie and
Green Co.'S, Brs~n Dutch
Meloa-Nutneg. Green Citron,
Pine Apple
Water helon-6nesi kinds
Nastnrtium
hurtard-whiic and Black
onioa-svhit- aud Red
Okra
Peas-IAndrrth's EItra Early,
| Fairy May. do Pane Riue
Prusian. Dwarf harrowfst.
Bi,i,op's Dwsnrroii6e
P.nu<e-Asrorted
rarnip-I.ong Smooth French
eugar
ParS,ry-Pine Curi-l
fumpkin-I.arge yellow
khuharb-tot Tarts
Rsddfsh-I.ong Scsrlst, long Sal
mon. White Turnip. Scarlet
Tarnip, Blaek Spanish
saiafy--or Vegetable Oyster
Spinach
Squash-Early Bunch
Tcmaio-l.arEe Red and yellow |
Turnip-assorteJ
Herb and Flower Seeds
WIN. PALMER.
f- S
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FRESH SPRING STOCK
FRENCH, ENGLuxsu, Sr.m.. ..,.u
3'i DRY GOODS! W 1'--'.'N :

- SltN0 o1OCk 800
FRENCH, ENGlISIs, GenmAN n a...r
DRY GOODS! NJ Lgr1'H *
bEkkLEf 4 CO. have received by late
- Mrivsh nom the Noaherp n.rkr, h.,- -
for sS ,sssy and sap Day ceoa.psreh..sA psis-,ssy
accepanees rr.I - - 80 soery~e
FOR GENTLEMEN.
Moo bsaet, Inv. Green nd Blue Crah, t.ri ...e
rain ssek sinx- hinkd Ca.simer,s .....
Raid and euiped do do do .s.. .....I .. -.
pain and Fancy Twseds. Drap D'Eae ta.aI
Plaid ssriped r,aia aanshsuoo,
't NJ Jeans-blaek blue md rrrrp
rhin and F.sey LINEN Dririnx. .H....
Croton Coanns ~ Summer tyo,h. I...r.
Fancy and s,It ve.,ings plain sod ncJ s.u. do
ast-incs and Chala = 1850
Plain Pisd satin so.ra
rats DARK fvsch i.iseas .t.a a, ........
r. Heavy Ianeu nsAs
Saspenden, Gloves, Poeh,t tLns. L..
la.flla s..- rr-r FOR LADIES e..H ODD a.s..t. D.
7a splsid Preach Bai.orine. 500 .r.r..
Paris poha u. 90 .
naf.ofne Lawns and Barsrrs ..f.rsr SO ...
smo and fi.in TL'sst Shawl.
fn"sh and Aarrcan Chintr~,
80 an' S>nn Striped Muslin. =. f'I.a ..rr 10
ss, ~ rerat variety VEN sssutinai 81. 81. ..a
.e- ana warp Akaeas
Bach AMI Cstd saia ssrped sIl.
100 don iLnen Camb. IldkIs
s'-hop Lawns Jaeones ha-ins .r. Z NJ TIT
Swiss Book and Nun ...
Gloves Mit, Hosiery Ss ..H. .. d
Plaid Domexrs> M, do
white aai Yellow fannes
fsses case Linens Nank~rns
b loo Ps'Ish do livery Lpwl
n~aei.I shinings and sh~e,nxs
cotton o.Aahuzs White aud Y.nor r.,..,.
na 'rapeS spool Cotiob. Pine Crash
. nia- eye and iuetabaek royseinr.
Fms Needles Tapes buttons, Gimp.
sm rhirts Bomhaxnes. Socks, &c. Ae
oC Al the above good. including MANY ,,.,, ~, -.
van De sold as low similar srsie., "a. A.,
an early call from our fienda the public !. .oss,,
NH Q. No ~ Main Street,
Under th- NAM
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CQNSUMPTIVES DO NOT DESPAIR.
vuNHoMsoNs CohPoUND SYRUP or TAR AND wooD
es,.,si io rulasna cSa.amSaa a.pssss spsas o. HOOD
A.hna. auNi all dis ase- Of the respiratory orxan-
eur Of Ldy well Known in This community
PulLapELraIA, March 9, 1914.
Dear s1-Amhoaeh u.oc ned by you eoeL,vr duty o~-
IN my suffering saw er.siares nsAls ,ss ho~rr acs<as
svrs . 50 aoa,.hias eur. sr-a ese,rd i. P@o~ay Con-
-ssapon ~isa the panen, vas psasthe srsv~. ~
s-ath eoedio. great
thu chest slight cough sapesvcne which gradually increased
faras sppss eopous night
LING of the throat hectic FEVER and
mo"h- csr,her neeessry nigh, to with
pillow, ano in a hitting posture bleeding m The m.ss and
time threw ar of booi saeh dArp.
hadto hep hros constantly nois with soosx auid
.sd to Gown a suffered with violent paipnaion Of the
Every ~oaid cough pain hrse Qua
NJ putrd Ia condition rapy away had
ss shadow OF doab, that before this winter should
Daas sy moae,c suffering. u-d all the popular rru.d,..
for Consumption but OF them much relieved
also Ind thu advice. different p-rio good phy.en.
who dad all they could fo with no avail They in
but dSeasr confirmed Consumption and beyond The
OF medical.kiu
In ord.r possible toproeu. my suffer
pour Coapound syrup of Tar
and brought bouIc. 'esre. evidence
o al the Immediate and wonderful
took regular Tor months. synspiom gradually dsap
pcar,d hea'e eroed a-ioni.hiae
may tom being scarcely sb to raise hsad from the pal
low, able walk miles eugue.
uablc mseise has thoarh tile b-ass Of God
literally OF rcscuins m- from th- grave.
shonL puIe publish you ibsry rrs
ihs aiecdto that woIl Of The may
stantilied by person. .l MARY. uANEy,
~ spruce Street.
PREPARED and sold by r. Thomson Spruce
stre,- Phadc'phia Sold also by Dr WIN q hePseoa Hanis
baE Gh Lancaster. " lambert Reading Va; Dame
rich Poushkeepss ~ York r swnss Trenion MI r.
Bai'ns'on. N j. Seth w. Robcns Mobne Ala; u. o.
SanJ, N. V.
Price 50 par - per Dor counter
feits
Sold BY ALEx'R DUvAL Il CO. only AUTHORISED agent. Tor
Richmond and vicinity. . .t e 27-1m
LlNSEED OIL,
N hhds. and bbls., for sale at the lowest market
II priecs,M JOIiNsTONs,
NH ~ us Main s,reeL
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TO THE PUBLIC.

TO ME PUBLIC.
HANEa superior article Of Brushes from 90
TO ooep cheap for general
artieies.
0h- Of thu best qualify from sro to 2GI1o wholesale
rst.n.
White Lead hard % beat tegs from % lbs so
The above ARTICLES my WARRANTED rd
ountfy eHtcHen would d. weu 10 eau and
good aud judge fSr themselves, ROBERT MOTIFS
Paint shop, Main street.
heu DIOR 10 the Exchange Bant.
RIehusona Vs. May qfth. tetg
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REMEDY FOR WHOOPING COUGH.
To The Editors Of The National IntelHgeneer:

NOUk Kindness and lberality IN publishing my
- artee announcing the discovery Of for whoopIhg
cough sir eight mouths induces trouble again
will be gratifying you know that your publication
OF giving REMEDY
value Of The put Of
hundred trials all Of which have heard have resulted
fyorabD am that lives have been saved by aud
that sssy all Of The distress OF parents and friends that always
lands such has been gae eofsy relieved when
the remedy has been applied in time and with Que The
renesy has also been extensively used in Asns and believe
invariably with eoDplste In cough sl
used great benefit PATIENTS generally
affecting few consider the
reaedy completely established and prepared tn dtrbhie
~dy than heretofore A. tile whoopng cough generally
The character endemic different
sud occasionally propose that postmars
any place wherein nskss appramnce shall notify
a fhe et naming responsible apoheeay person
who win take charge Of the rerpedy
Of n. The res@ be-
they made character OF the rene
d. that DO harm under and
condition preclude Hb bottles that
Ter, and contains about enough fJr patent.
Respectfully
GIDEON y. SMITH. n. ~ Baltimore, Nd
% The above remedy for whoopns cough. for aae by
r. JOHNSTON,
Boe Agent fOT the Proprietor.
plehFnond Mnrrb 9ga,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-08

SPRING STOCK.
w. a u. q. CARPENTER n CO.,
MANUFACTURES AND WfIOLHSALE DEALERS IN
Foreign aud Domestic
STRAW GOODS, LEGilORN AND PALM
LEAF HATS,
No LIcHaSog BtorE. gisuaorp VI
hNiNG made extensive rtdlng tfSas,
they prepared ~ sfit and Of
BOyNTETS LE0HORH4JSD P8L.H LEgF mrs,
RTBBOSS, FLOWERS, Sc,
In which they nVts the attention ~ purchasers. Hh7
SUGAR. COFFEE, MOLAssRs. SC
HCEiViNO pef schrs Jsspi Browp, Cannne An,snia
" Nsnetta Burr,
~ hlids nne Pouo Rico Sugars
$50 bags I.aguyra RIO and Old Java Coffee
90 bores sngi@ toaf Sugar
IS Do and haR boIes woosy wcol-y's doubie and 81
ira loaf
~ blris Mlbing and sboutcr Bacon q Prime srtieie
100 boxes iluTs Patent Candies
~ Do sprrm do, New Bedford
Which viii BE- sold Iow for cash, o. good Customers
WIN. ANDERSON, IT,
Also, in Store,
$50 bird. n o. sugar., pan prime.
apo w. A., IT,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-08

90 NEW SPRING GOODS!
"E now receiving and opening large general as-ot
W inen' OF Spring and Summer Dry Goods
seey invite the attention Of County the
generaIy-pronsng them pods most
terms In our stock Win be found
Cioihs, Casemeres and vesiings
Irish Linens, Law and Sheetings
Linen Drill, bleaehed and brown
Gnmbroons. of every style
Cambncs, Jaeonet aud S~iss Afusiins
Print, OF eyerY stye and quality
Tiekinss bcsehed and brown Domestic.
Faddhngs and Sail Ducks
Apron and Furniture Checks
Hosiery. Of every kind
Bleaehsd and Brown Hollands
Eariston and other Gnghams
sleaa AID Caiautsd CaisLs.ss
bosnba .nes ard Apaecas
III. aId Biue Blk Snks
Umbrellas and Parasols
Stock Colians and Bosoms, Thrrads ke-
NH H-dke LONDON WII.IINGHAM d DREyvRY
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-08

TIE OPINION
hF Chancellor Henry ST. George Tucker, in
~ the of slden and others n the
Poor o. Lond"un and another pamph'-i, published
Prer Q! et- For slsD apo NASH wOoDHOsE.
DANIEL %. LONDON
OFFERS FOR SALE:
"A Ill kinds Of Brown DOmestics, al factory
n press-and large and general Of Besed ShIn
iihrs ana ShretinFs 10 wide. 20
PRINTS.
Q0 CASES Prints, Of new and beautiful ST les.
w Receiving aRi or aieby
hp 10 KENT Kendall 4 ATwATER.
BLEAC1lED GOODS.
Oh CASES Bleachod Goods Of various STYLES
~ and quahes receiving pr Harta Burr and for .,s
loN by AplO KENT KENDALL a. ATwATER.
WHITE LEAD.
n kbGsWime White LEAD, warranted equal 10 any 10 The
luO oity-forsaieby
aps WILLIAMS a HAXALL.
CHOICE CHEWING TOBACCO!
HAVE just received 4 supply Of fine old To
iaeeo' which Is N once mild hcn and q aivof
Good Judges pronounce superior article.
Pio r. sHgPPBRsDN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-08
GARDEN SEED,

EROh Growers cf Known re
II eessise, n Wholesale and
ArslehoAs-Green Gtobe
d Aspasasvs-white Giant
Poss beess-l.argc 4 mall LAMA
ssap Besns-EaIly China, ditto
Yellow six weeks
Earsy bsolavk. do halfmoon
kefseee or 1000 20 one
Bees-kAriy Blood ssrnip rooted
Do Yslisw
Lone Hood. hanee wprtrel
=" whas silcriaa fr>seh sugar
Broco,s-Whise and Purple Cape
ts.bbase-E.rty q Large York,
Eatly and I.A,e nati.rsea. Ear
~ sassrscaf. Large Drumhead,
I.arre Bergen. Fiat Dutch.
rumbeadSsv-y.uros q cA.-i---,
Savoy. Red Dutch
Caulifiower-I.ariy and Late
Celery-white Solid
Csuct-I.ong Orange, Long Red
and White firh
Cre--ca-tcd os Pepp~ryrsss
Cseumher-Ezsiy fsase. do C'us-
Ter, Long Green. Long Prick
lye, Gbcrkin Cor piekiing
CoSs-Early Sugar, DO Tuscaro-
"a, do cobd-n Sioux
Esdive-Creen Curied
Ees Piasi-rarple
ka~-Blue CURED Siberian. i
Green CURED Scotch, Rape OF
Cais
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WORE BOOKS,
40 2t3 Uroad street.
rIRAUFIONS and Fafy Leg ouih of Tnd nv
II Cfgfton Cr1ker 30
seeetons from the wrfings Mrs Hssrst s. Davidson
with Preface, ~ q. " sedgwick.
Poetcai EenntR- of The late Icrcta Maria Davon collected
and arranged " her uotof with biography, ~ Miss Sedgwick
Fnre 50
Ms Souihey's Chapters Church Yards, s0et.
Ais, tls Capfiyc, by Mes Agnes dtnetani. s0cis.
Eaiathe Tie Wandering lew Story of The Present
ald Faturs. ny Rev. George Crtly ~
Ihe Book % The Church. Ny Robert soutbey T.. g. o.
Wfeatis and Branches for Church Ny young Lady
strength and beauty 10 his sanetuary.
Por Eae by BALL n PERKINS
an
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-08

VIZ Hss ..ta ri. occasion to r;,.

rs tnko this occnslon 20 RtVo
scsiee hat ~ kesp oos~aa.aly o. hard. ssoves.
Cntes ard Cooling Rasgvrs of an kisA.. hat
src e~.craiiy u-raia this ss.arkrl of or s~u
Manufacture. which ~~ viii sc,i o. r>A.a.ahls
teur-- An, hor's Aurseuhsrsl thrnaccs fos
SCANNING food fes ssoek. whseh ~ wii r-ii a
th- manufacturer prices. amer adding ths eE-
psn---. atour Tia. esove and Sheet iroa Manu-
factory. near the Bell Tavern. whers al kisds
n BE- dime % The usa-s rca.e.ah,e ter..a. All 81
oans with Tia OF Cougar. Gutasrias. &c. t
r. q. 4. wELLkR.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-06
Music In Newly ork.

The Philharmonic Society, gave u.s. last Satur-
day evening. Bee;hoven's Heroic Symphony, COM
posed with the image of Napoleon IN his mind, at
the time when the world expected TO find IN Inn
true hero That hope was disappointed and the
Funeral March, which forms the second part Of this
Symphony While it adequately expresses the great
ness of genius, like Napoleon's, must wait for a
hero in greatness of purpose worthy lis majestic
sorrow.
/ Next Saturday evening we understand that the
German Society, at Concert 20 be given IN aid OF
the poor among their countrymen, will perform
Bee,hoven's Fifth Symphony. This Is esteemed
one Of the most admirable works OF this great ar
list, and is one the knowledge of which must form
an era in the life Of any mind, which IS at all
awakened TO intelligence Of the nobler fights OF
thought.
Yet thought is poor and little word TO use IN
speaking on such a subject. in this sympathy Is
expressed all that poets have predicted, or men col
| Iectively known of life. Imagination has never
scared 10 a sublimer hight, nor passion known a
deeper throb. Music is poured along in floods and
tides and the pauses seem grand enough 10 prepare
us to see the gates opened TO new realms OF being.
With heart-breaking pathos voices chde and plead
from the depths of sorrow but, high over all, a
conquering Genius waves serenely his wide wings,
and speedily nodulates the sorowiul notes into
triumpha concords. May the musicians be worthy
the office of expressing such music; may the an-
dience be silent, even, bold demand to such degree
of forbearance rs not TO crackle paper may all
young ladies' and gentlemen have concluded their
whispers at Fridays ball, and content themselves
with inofensive glances and may the room be
permitted an occasional breath Of fresh air Per
haps it is too much to ask for such a combination
of favorng circumstances; but should any star
bring them, it is not the poor in purse alone that
would bless that occasion, and all who are present
will envy the most oppressed man who was born in
the land tina, boasts such Lberator as Beethoven.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-06

various exceedingly eh and sapcr and made
the Of many s.y sdy additional bTliaaey
Members 81 the 18th Congress and sxenbers Of Congress
9Th Emps Club OF Nev-Yc. part in blue IrowssEs and
red flannel shIs-6es:ns ,ber splendid bsanesnd LITTLE
ollow- and escorted b. th@ u7enb-S OF
the Baltimore Democratic National Convection of rsii
rsuaiude. Of the procession as' composed OF citizens
Of ;e District followed hy Lang. cavalcade Of sorS-u1-
Al the time the had az the Procession reached the CAPITOL
the commenced 70 fall and continued throughout ;he
ceremony Of iaarguratop When ihs procession bad al
ts-e: the Capitol yard the crowd immense ard vhen The
Pesids1 elect took his The platform ne
with cheers aud shouts y The enthusiastic uulurate.
Al minutes before twelve O'clock Re commenced tie De
livery If hts inaugural address, which finished hall
hoG- when the oath Of 5ffcs administered b. Chief jus
&c, Taney.
Arr The o- ceremonies completed. tn President,
escorted r.. Executive under uailtaTy
ui and TIE ssebace dispersed make Arrangements for the
balls and o;h,r festivities cone of ;ais evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-06
To UNDERSTANDINGS

Fiadcr' of Albany is informed that, while we
thank him for his favor we think harm rather than
good would result from It's publication.
4 Commtter,' Nho writes concerning the VIII
liamsbursh Ferries, is informed tIat we must have
his name before publishing his article.
BcIyGmu, 4frno'd writes us very caustc let
ter from Poughkeepsie, complaining that the Sc
duction bill now before the Legislature Is unequal
and unjust in that it provides no penalties for tc-
mates offending against lis spirit. He tavors us
with long dissertation on female wiles, backed
by citations OF mother Eve, Lots daughters, Potl-
phar's wife, etc. As Mr.. A. appears 10 consider
his danger imminent, we hope the Legislature will
take his case into consideration and provide ade-
quate penalties. fer any daughter Of Eve who shall
be guilty OF enticng him romthe path of rec,itude
We do not know any other men who labor under
similar apprehenslons with MIR a., hut II there are
any. let them be protected, by all means
Eheu = is too sweeping in his condemnation of
the evil times on which we have fallen We have
hopes that the clouds thickening around US will yet
be dispeled.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-06
ADDRESS TO THE SENATE.
DELIVERED Ri
THE Hos. GEORGE VI DALLAS. vICE-PREsIDENT
OF THE UNITED STATES,
On taking the Oath Of Ogfee, March t, 1876.

On taking the Oath Of Orfco, IIGrch I, 1876.
SENATORS: In directing tie vlcePresiieni to preside
the deliberations OF this body the Constitution country
assigns him sphere Of duty alike eminent ana CRATE
full Without any of the OF real power, with of
the responsibilities oiegsaon except ia conuHctures
associated with the diGed Delegates Of Republican
Sovercgucs he posted b. the entire American People III
your confederated council. partly, It would seem rs an
organ freedoms fundamental principle OF order, AMI
partly APPS, as mere symbol OF that more popular
ard perfect Union, on which depend the blessings
OF our peace, independence, ard liberty. His mission,
tranquil and unimpoSng is yet noble IN lis origin and
objects, and happy well as proud IN its relations to
you.
No one gentlemen can appreciate highly recog
Mise more deereDal than docs the incumbent oths chair
the powers privileges and rules forms OF the Senate Of
the United States To mainain these unmpaired and I'M
relaxed he be official duty, seconded In impressive
Obligation only his constitutional allegiance To their
ercisc the Republic ncacuahe good and through
them has gradually achieved wide spread fame for
wisdom, justice moderation, and efficiency unsurpassed by
any asembage of statesmen in former present times
calm well adjusted system oacon in this chamber
fully devised steadily pursued by those who have per-
coded in il, has indeed largely contributed 70 the
doubted success of political experiment ns.
biy, haste, proerasna;cn, discourtesy. and ndecSon
habitually discounenanced and baniSed leave in undi
urbed supremacy here the powers oil enlightened reason
and the vcor practical patriotism. Our country rcaps
thence solid and substantial advantages in her policy In
situations, prospects, and renown.
The Citizen whom il has pleased people 10 elevate
by their SURFACES from the pursuits OF private and do
nestle life may cvnce his grateful The honor
thus conferred by devong his faculties moral and intel
cctua resolucly 10 their service This shall do; Yet
with dfildence unavoidable 10 conscious that
almost every step in his appointed path Is TO him
and untried. and sensible how dangerous contrast
must occur in the transfer OF powers from practScd
unpractsed hands In observing however upon this
number of those experienced and sktul statesmen
whom the nation Justly look with pride and rearc,
assured that there be but little danger OF public disld
vantage from inadvertcncies mistakes, which their
counsel may readily avert rect f. And thus gentlemen
while aiming frankly ana mpartaly, exercise The
ons of an unaccustomed station in the spirit of The Con-
s,tuon for tho enlarged and lasting purposes revered
country and with sincere good will owar's all. may
cherish the encouraging hope being able with the
OF an ndlsent Providence a, once 10 perform my duty
and 10 attract your confidence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-06

AMERICAN MANurAcrusE.-More than 10000 yards Of
WOODEN cloths have been Canada from Western
New-YoTk. during the present winter. Eve. Mirror
Co We ask the public to consider the fact above
stated in connexion with the notorious truth that
Canada IS amply supplied with all descriptions Of
British Manufactures atlowerrates Of duty tif any
than those charged on our productions sent 10 the
same market. Now answer this:
Is true Cav 1t BE true, that o,n people are pay
ing fly or hundred PR cent. nlors fer their Cloths
because Of or Tariff. uhen ire send Just such Cloths
into canada, and there sell them competition eiia
the rirat fabrics Of the nation ,rhid manufactures
most and cheapest Of any IN The rod and lrFieh en-
joys advantages over as an entering that market
-Wlll the Globe or Evening Post answer?
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-06
The New Cabinet.

We are not surprised at learning that Mr. Folks
selection of Cabinet has given displeasure TO
many strong Interests among those who contrbut-
ed to his election. Mr.. CALnoUy's friends are dis
pleased that their Chiefs bowed out wthou, COM
pment, and that no man of his State OF school has
place in the Cabinet Ex-Gov MARcY does not
represent the heart Of the party in this State and is
bygone politician. This selection will give Mr..
Polk no strength here except with the Tyler Office
holders, while it is direct rebuff TO the Van Buren,
and Wright dynasty. The selection OF CAVE JoBH-
SON as Postmaster General is most unfortunate
With President from State no larger than Ten
nessee, it could hardly be expected that Cabinet
Minister should be taken there too. But we would
have gladly welcomed to this post friend of Cheap
Postage, even from Texas. Cave is the deadly
enemy of this Reform, and one of the bndest and
bitterest partisans ever in Congress.
Mr. BUCHANAN for Secretary Of State is credit
able selection. He will fill the station with dig
nifty and ability, though he means to make all pos
sible capital for the succession out of Texas and
Oregon, by showing the roarers how he dare bully
Great Britain. Mr.. BANCROFT, though Scholar
rather than Statesman, will, we trust, discharge
his duties acceptaby. 1t is just twelve years since
he apostahzed from the Wing party because ne
could not get a nomination for Congress, and his
promotion in the Loco-Foco ranks has been rapid.
Mr.. WALKER consider the weakest man in
the Cabinet, yet he has the second post But he
has flooded the North with exaggerated statements
Of the vast amount of Northern Manufactures for
which annexed Texas would afford market, and
now he will flood the whole country with Reports,
showing. after his fashion, that the Protective Sys
tenn should be broken down, and Foreign fabrics
allowed TO inundate the whole land under low
Revenue duties. His Texas letter was the basis
Of his dizzy fortune.
The composition of this Cabinet renders certain
the exclusion of both Calhoun and Van Buren, from
the fostering regard of the new Administration
Whatever design there may be in it looks to the re-
election Of Polk or the designation of Buchanan as
hissuccessor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-06
The 1yhig Spirit In Saratoga.

The following extract from devoted Wing IN
the interior of Saratoga County, we'll accords with
similar expressions from other parts of the State
CoRiSTa, Feb. 20, l345.
At the Presidential Election, this town gave ten
more Wing majority Than ever before; and not
wihstanding the unexpected national result, we IN
this part of the country feel strong. Tesopte, and
determined 10 maintain our ground against all the
assaults Of Loco,F ocoism, Abolltlonisn and Ma
tivisr, come in what shape they may Beaten,
but NOT discouraged, we confidently look forward
to the final triumph of Wing principles. We be-
lieve thai they are founded on truth, which Is
mighty and rust prevail" think Saratoga can
be safely So, down as a genuine Wing County.
The course pursued by the Lcco-Focos IN relation
10 Samuel Young, has caused much dlsaiiec;lon
in their ranks in this County The course OF Ches-
eden Ellis, our Loco-Fcc> Represe atatve IN Con
gress, will also help the Wings much here.
We are beginning now TO make calculations on
Town Meetings in ihi> County and j, is my o2in-
ION tina, the Wings will more than hold their own
In this town we snail achieve the unprecedented
resu, (in this regon) Of e-cting every man on the
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