davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-13
EXPEDITIONS ROUTE,

tn CHURtHVILLE, HARFORD FURNACE, Ab-
inedon, Bel Air, Spcsutia Narrows, Mchaelsye,
&c, in Hartford Count by the Philadelphia VIII
mington and Baltimore Railroad.
PASSENGERS leave Baltimore, from
GSffY3a Pratt street Depot, in the Cars at O'Clock
tRf1R A. VI. for Pcrrymansvie. On arrival there
Sg2-ss2--conVeyances will be in readiness for the
above named places and nGighbOrhOOd. By taking
this route the passengers will arrive or j0grs IN nd
vance OF any other line (f- Fare from Baltimore TO
PeFrymdHsVillG, t2I cents. se90
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-13
A GAEan

& CARD. Received direct from The mauufhc,ur
va er,LeV Brown : ce' b ateh Diamond pointed
Gold fENS, the genuine article; also pnld and SILVER
rencil Cases, WIN Jdcks0ns superior Leads for PEN
ell cases, supply of the above articles at all times
in store ot sale by g. d. CLARK, WAFER street, se
comd ""oI Tom Calvert, Al the lowest rates
n, Is, Gold and s,iSsE wanted lclAColi
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-13
FOR pORT nNpOslTE-TWICE = nAN.

Passengers leave the depot, Pratt street
tssFss$SSSaa in the cars OF the Philadelphia, Whining,
s1tti4f45 ton and Baltimore Railroad Company,
Il EVERY MORNING, Except Sundays at
0'C0LN, aud EVERY AFTERNOON, at 81 O'Clock
except Sundays, which will be AT {, L. VI.
On arrival al HaVre de Grace proceed to Port De
p0site bY steamboat Gusport; Capt. Stur. con.
Returning, the cars leave Havre dG Grace AT 70 a.
clock. (no0n) ana at & O'Clock, Pm.
Fare 10 rOn Depnste as cents
{G7 BY taking tho morning train IL will allow per
sons who have business AZ Port Dcpasi;e remain
several hours at that place and return Baltimore the
same evening. V3- Tickets must be procured at the
office before eGtering the
4 CRAWFORD, Agent
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-13

sisted US to reach our home; but Harry Mason
never recovered fully from the dreadful trial
He neglected his business, his studies, and his
friends, anon muttering to himself about that
horrible night. He fell TO drinking soon after
and died miserable drunkard before age had
whitened single hair Of his head
For nv psrt, confess have never entirely
overcome the terrors Of the melancholy cir
cumstanco which have cndoavorod to describe
The thought of it has haunted me like my sha-
dow; and even now the whole scene comes at
times freshly before nc in my dreams, and |
start up with something of the same feeling of
terror which | experienced when more than
malt a century ago, passed nigh. among the
wolves.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-13
Chemist and Pcrfnmer, No. IS

z 4.
And for sae in Baltimore by the following Agents.
J. Roury, 2O Baumore-sI; w. ". Bnbinson, cor Gay
and SaratOga-sts; Mortimer < MUwhray, Baltic. and
Charles SITS; Thos. p, Harrison, 2l3 Baltimore st: r.
Hickey X Sons, eH! Batimore.st; A. Croyeau, III
Bamore-Si; Coleman x Rogers, l73 Baltimore ST; =
&. Winchester, Ib5 BalIinOrr-s f. Hail. lI2 Baltic
Ell J. nj Laroqua. Baito. and Har is0n st; Jas p De
Lac0nr, 319 BalIlmnre-st; NJ. =. Thompson Howard
anh Faye'ia'st.; g. P. Rogers, Toward and Marion
ST; j. !" Barry h Co., Bailo. Peatl sts.
l4mWthf}m
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-13
gRRODIGY OF CHEMIsTEy. Tbe mo-

ERNuOtSb OF CHEMISTRY. The most
a celebrated and elegant Toilet Ar illCs now in
use are JULES HAUEL'S. His IEDICATED
NYMPH AetP. or EAU DIVINE DE VENUS, Gem
posed OF an Eastern Botanical disco ucry of surprising
ehc""y; tor rendering the skin soft aud fair, IS we'll
IS lup1rung delicate rosCgtc hue TO the c0mpc N0n
and 10 eradicate Tan. PmpIsS tYeckes, SGnbETn and
other unsiehty cutancoua vsitatiUns, SO ninica to
female l0venCss,
His EAU LUSTRhL HAIR RESTORATIVE.
nee rom ardent spirits, puDsent essential oils, and
otHCf Obstructive miCrlls, cleans the HAN eNpedi-
sly, renders il beautifully bright, and inyaTiS To
the deicalc fragrance OF the flowers. aud it viii posi-
lively brInl IN Nee HdI EaR Heads ny the use OF
this celebrated tNIact Ii is preservatye against
badness, ard nHIibe in all aft cLiOas Of the
SKIN ON The bead, as well az preventing the HAIR from
Lutnira gay.
lis CELEBRATED SHAVING CREAM, which
dGhas comparison in America or Europe
tie also 0ders 10 the notion Of the public his ROSE
TOOTH PAS re, which single trial will prove liz
efficacy.
The snhFcibcr offers to refund the money for every
article which will not prove AZ represented above.
For sale, Wholesale and retail, by
JULES HAUEL,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-13
SELLERS GREAT RE1YErY
Inr Lircu. Cn.nrLu:nL q De,,An..LoLle L..

"A 1TENTT0S is asked to the following
"A mcLt Of SAM McCord. Esg. nf PrpisturE, Va:
WrLLsBURG. Va, May ssh, lB4S,
hereby certify that | Wa afflicted with the Liary
Complaint and Phthsic for long time, bting more
than year under the care ul a Physician, dat she
disease instead Of being relieved by The medicine
took, kept gradually Getting my body swcrsI
so that was unable TO sloOp low ugh 10 lie Lny
shoe. When the disCasC at the wose&; VS. re-
commended to thy >Cllers' Liver Pills. dhteO, aud
relieved greatly by the use OF the dr5t box ,l,h
completely cured ty the second
SAMUEL McCGED.
n9-To be had Of J, =. Williamson, c"uref Of Gag
and Higs streets G. X. Tyler, corner Of High and
Baltmore-sts.; Cooper, conner on Orleans aud Esnu
streets; WsCman WrOth, Llghtst., opposite DIX Il
Foggs; J. A. Sawyer, corner of Piau and faca-ots.
l.. Perkins, OF Baltimore and Green stPet )
Kramer, Pratt street; A. Fischer, Pennsylvania Ave-
rue; or OF the General Agent,
WE. OkRICK, Druggistand hpOaecGf5,
aS-tf Corner Eutaw and Lexington at!. 3 Z.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-13

CONGRESS. The first session Of the twenty
ninth Congress will commence two weeks from
next Monday.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-13
s.lsra,H FOR ANNAPOLIS, CAM
,,r ssssAs,,raB RIDGE and EASTOS The steamer

sate,>rrJss zssBR DGE and EASTON. The steamer
%HffHE7EsEhis. VI ARYLAND having undergone u tho
rough repair, and very handsome Improvement, both
in hull aud machinery, will resume her regular route
TO the above places, commencing TUESDAY
NEXT, ie;h inst' She will leave Baltimore from the
lower end 0f Dugan's wharf at O'Clock on every
TUESDAY and FRIDAY thereafter, for Annapolis
Cambridge and Easton, leaving Easton on every
WEDN aSDAY and SATURDAY, b. way OF Can.
bridge and Annapolis 20 Baltimore.
FOR o. rEET0It'N and CENTR EETLLE
On MONDAY, the nth inst she viii 90 to Chez
leE,OwR and back, leaving Baltimore at 6 O'Clock. and
continue the above uT'il furhcr notice. PASSAGE 81.
M LEMUEL 4, TAYLOR.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-13
VOLUME. XllI.-NC. IL

a1-TEIE AMERICAN REPUBLICAN, s. BALTI
SOltE CLIPPER is furnished TO subscribers, by
fli carriers, at only sir AMI quarter cents per X
payable TO the Carriers only at the end Of each week.
The Clipper will also he sent, by mail to distant
TshscribCs, al the rUte Of -Four Dollars per yearpoy-
Esi0, always in advance.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-13
SAMUEL McCaED.

n .wss,7, CITIZENS UNION tgr -,
Eg-rysSyzestSAvsr TO PHILADELPHIA, By the Spisa-
=SgsssinsZesfL did and well known Sta Ttsta l1t3-
S'fITUTION and GEORGE WA@BJH&fT'yff, U:l
FreHchiown and Newcastle Railroad, le3oa G'3tV-
IY,S WHARF, foot Of South street, ~ ~ ~ :
DAILY, Except Sundays.) at o'clcck, n,Es,
IG5- Fare through TO PlIiLApELpHtA. .. %.
SUPPER provided on board.
as" RETuENING--The superior Eis1r,l Ea -
BERT MORRIS leaves Dock street What r. Snl.!.
pha, at p O'Clock, P. NJ daily, Sundays :yreB:az>
az [PRi A. CRAWFORD, Acert.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-13

LOUISIANA SUGAR CRor. The sugar crop of
Louisiana, it is said, will not exceed $780, 900
hogsheads; il has boeu estimated at 10000
hogsheads.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-13
DAILY no TEFN sUUTIi.

By TIE Bay LIVE, C.iRRFING THE GREET
CENTRAL UNITED STATES Mall,
q IS wow IN COMPhETB OG!Ds.lG. with
three boats on the Bay, viz: GEORGE :, Captain
Cannon, HERALD, Captain Russell, aud JEWESS,
apiN1 SU.Dn; and two nH Jd9.cs River, VIZ: CIfp-
fls PECK, Captain Davis, and ALICE, Capt. Skin
htr, all 81 which trlmbOatS not surpusred in the
Union for Sprcd, strength and comfort
ny this well Known, comfortable, pleasant safe aud
p'pu'afi route via Chesapeake Bay to Norfolk Va.
up James River 10 City Poiut, Va, by steamboats,;
!hehce t' Railroad To fclers1uIg, Va, " e!don and
wilmington ". g.. and thence by steamboats, To
CharhNon, - Z. twiitout loss of sic, p, and no
p'et,ahl changing OF passengers ahd baggage. Through
I" Ihares''n III y hours, or a. short time as any
other route
SCHEDULE:
~ saszsS Leaving Spears wharf, Baltimore.
y,S ~A@sp ssansay e @fos& En- r
Cannon, OF HERALD, Capt. Russell Arrivn! at Nor.
felix taftcr good nights Sleep by O'Clock, A. II.
q, ~ps44A, Thence up James River, with its
y5gl es.tiSryr beautiful scenery, IN day light ny
tas1'Fe.sfs6G Steamboats, CURTIS PICK, Captain
Davis, or ALICE, Capt skinner, 10 City Point Rail
Road 10 Petersburg, (tNo hours ahead Of the Greet
Mail Line leaving Baltimore the same ahein0on)
where the two lines anal -am1tC To the South with
continuous line from charleston. :. &. to Mobile and
Ne" Orleans, by iar the conference.-the and shortest
route South.
FARE REDUCED.
Through iiCk Is from BaluaIo'e 10 Charleston
:. &. have always been sold BY this line,
chceriuIy received, and promptly paid 10 all
cnncemed S.9l 90
Through tickets IN and from Baltimore, Nor
folk Oh Portsmouth,, Observation-Disclosures. eco
Through Gke1s 10 and from City Point, Peters
burg and Richmond, observation-disclosures. Gen
Through tickets TO and from Weldon, n. Co.. $40
" - 81 and tiom franklin 90 Black
water, n. C....,,. ...................... csc
The PORTSMOUTH RAILROAD is
asssEsfSSSSsS TuoHins daily 20 and from Weldon there
$1,000 connecting with the passengers going
.gssISIIss-- S1aih or . hours ahead of the Great
Southern Mat Line at Weldon by which line travel
iers 10 and from EaeSwater and other paits Of North
Carolina are accommodated at the above rates
10 t'raveIloI' may rely on the above as the truth
and without deception.
H7- Travellers will please attend to our Soliciting
Agent who hands Won this Bin. (tchO trtN route tic
tdsehoois Of the Great Sogt1erH Null Line By stating
the trnlh baud your checks to him or our Porter
IN the depot yard, Norfolk Line on his hat, who will
attend to your baggage, conduct You to the boat
oi7 I. SHEPPARD, Ageul.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-13
EUR ASNApuLl~. CAM

=, Iq.1gss FUW WA pNtIz~. "a "
.SsgvI TgssStsEs, RIDGE, AND EhSrUN. The fine
a.z',.rns-:sai steamer MARY LAND will leave Bal
i'rhnrc on every TUESDAY and FRIDAY MORN
ING. at 70oclt, for the places above named
inc from the lower end Of Dugans wharf, and return
on Wednesday, and Saturdays.
Iyl2 l., G.TAYLOR.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-13
FOR ANNApOLTs. CAna-

a s&Fr~ys For ANNAPOLIS, CAM
Erz-ljB ahh5sx,a BRIDGE and EASTDN, The superior
swift Steamer THOMAS JEFFER-
son, Capt KosENr VI. lILL, will leave the intersec
ton Of Light and Pratt St Wharves, every TUES
Day INCOMING, al O'Clock, for the above places
and return the next day, leaving Easton every WED
NESDAY MORNING, at u o'clock, and Cambridge
at u o'ck,, and Annapolis at - oclk for Baltimore
Passage to Annapolis, 50 cts.
To Elston or Cambridge, $I.50. ol7-dn
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-13
EOR CUESTERToYyN 4

szsags FOR CHEST EEST0YVH q
&g,,Eel 4sssaCENTREVlLLE The steamer MA.
~ sSSafsTA RYI.AND will leave Baltimore on eve
ry MONDAY MORNING, al : O'Clock, for the above
places, and return same day, leaving Centrevile al
u O'Clock. and Chcstertown at hall past II O'Clock,
for Baltimore.
OH LEMUEL C. TAYLOR, Master.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-13
THROUGH IN SIX HOURS ONLY!

THROUGH IN SIX HOURS ONLY!
P]ILAD., WHINING
assssssSggssESs ss9sA" TON AND BALTIMORE
$500 1sssA RAIL ROAD, ,ia Havre de
3s:-.3i-I Grace, Elkton, Wilmington
and Chester.
THE MORNING TRAIN 1t ayes the JepOa Praa
street, DAILY except Sundays al nclCCh, A. NJ.
Passengers arrive at Philadelphia in full CON
unuc on by the Mail lrain for New York, reaching
that city by 10! O'Clock the evening! FARE SD.
SUNDAY EVENING MAIL. TRAIN. The osLv
line that departs from Baltimore Sundays for Phil
adclpha is the mail train which leaves Pratt street
Depot, Baltimore, al O'Clock, T. III !; ard leaves Pin
ladtipa at O'Clock, ?. NJ. for Baltimore FAsE So.
FREIGHT AND ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
Fare $3.50, through 10 Philadelphia! he passc,,.
ger Cars Tor philadelphia, attached tie fici ht tys
viii leave the Pratt street Depot on EVERY AFTER
NOON (eNccpr sundaysl at 81 O'Clock. sad striy7 N
Philadelphia the same night.
A. CRAWFORD, kgent.
13- Tickets for the freight aud acc onimoGaton ar
must be procured al The Office before taking in
the cars, otherwise full fare, charged BY the pgUias
nail passenger train, will be required by .e coatHc
IT,. see-d
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-13
n sssesya FUR WHITES HaVhh ARD

A ssSssys FOR WHITE HAFkh ARD
E4s,st SAs5,ssys PONGOTEAGUE, (Arcamac COuE-
-icSI''asssrse@ ty, Eastern Shore Of tirgnial The
Superior swift steamer THOMAS JEFFERSON, Cap
tam ROBERT ". HiLL,will leave the ntenNcdGn Of
tiat ahd Light street WhaIyCs every THURSDAY
MORNING, at eight O'Clock, for NhiteEasSn, vtish
place she will leave the next morning, fRIDAF) GG
O'Clock, for PougOcague reaching there atoutuOoa.
Returning she will leave the iatcf place on ShTuR-
DAY, at s O'Clock, A. NJ, via Nhlehavcn ioT Bait
more, arriving here early the same evening.
Passage and Fare to Nhiiehaven, Sj@S
do. do POugOtcacne, S%9
For freight or passage apply on board.
4 his route viii be continued until turthsT 1aaee.
IIy- Passengers going TO White Haven ear rally GG,Il
a conveyance 10 any part Of Son sTset o. R1?saf-eY
counties, on application TO IhcG Uashiai, g. rq4s
cess tnnc, or Matthew PurnGn, nj FBuw hip eSAS
t,,iT.VER COENI SILVER CONS
~ Wanted, for mGguaCiurirc puypDsas. DIV & =.
YER COIN ard OLD SILVER Of all i ss.fig8.,4l
purchased at the highest market price, BY
GABRIEL ID. CLARK, NnttT ssTass
Second door from Caiver at
VINO manu- actutCs SHSttwate OF every descrptiOn
n y. Watches, S!ivtTwaie sud JtvC,ry property
REPAIRED. seI3 ip
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-13

MuRpER. 1t is said there are 1000 medical
students ia Philadelphia, Fortunately, il is es
tmated there are about 1000 undertakes there
also.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-13
ASOE ANNAPOLIS,

ANOE ANNAPOLIS,
" EhSTON AMI CAMBRIDGE
q sEssNr The steamer OSIRIS, Capt JOHN
Stsszalg y. TURNER, viii leave Uonmcrcr-q:.
AFsIS'Etr''-l2s- wharf, every FRIDAY MORkiHE
A. o'ciCCE, toI he above places and return next tay
i"nving Cambridge CyCry SATURDAY MNRNL No.
at O'Clock, and EaslUu at Ct o'e!acA, fct Ann
ard Baltimore.
Has6age to Annapolis. ....,.,...55 OEHr g..
9 10 Easlnn or Cambridge : L.5O.
FOR ANNAPOLIS, WEST RIVER, Wye aart-
ing, ST. Alchaes and Easlon, (ya Miles River Fr:rr
t. Eas;On.) WIZ leave Commerce 81 TTurf every
MOnDAY MORNING, at o'cloch; ;,rt' turn HsIt
day leaving Miles River Ferry erGly II, day Morn
ing, at 7 O'Clock; 81 MiChac's, :; we sndiLA -
West River II J, for Annapolis ana Baltimore
Passage TO Annapolis ..................7 rs Cerfs.
- 10 west RINer...........s.....5 90.
to Wye st Michaei's, or Ferry, So.
FOR CENTRENlLLE AND CHESTEHTUE
Leaves Commerce street artevrry VI EDEFSDAE
MORNING, al Z O'Clock, and return the sage cay,
touching al Corsica al 10y O'Clock, and Chester Il
O'Clock, for Baltimore. Passage 81
FOR ANNAPOLIS AND WEST RIVER, LeayCs
Commerce street wharf every THURSDAY HORA-
ING, at o'clock and returns same day, leaving Wesl
River at | O'Clock, for Annapolis and Baltimore.
Passage to Annapolis 70 ct9. To West River CT.
JOHN j. TURNER,
apa9-tlsiJa Office lover end CONNIE rce-et., Bait.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-13
Is''om the legends OF New England
NIGHT AMONG YHE WOLVES,
EY JOHN J. WHITTIER.
''5'hc gaunt wolfe,

Seeming the place ut slaughter, with his long
And mnsl OfrnsivC how! Aid ask for fnoh.,,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1845-06-14
From the Pennsylyauian.


|
Upon the s'ruin" which was to be the inevitable
result of Mr.. Polk's election to the Presidency,
and which stared the whg party in the face for
months after that question was decided--ruin to
all branches Industry we'll every department
of commercial enterprise, and general stagna-
ton in business in every section of the country
the Pittsburg Morning Post has the following very
sensible and well-timed artice:--
"The ruin consequent upon the election of
James X. Polk has driven several capitalists to the
necessity of erecting number ofIroh Furnaces in
Clarion. Itmust be painfuA-at least to our whig
friends, TO witness how many instances of this
kind of ruin the election of Mr.. Polk has inflicted
on the country.
"a fact which will be noticed by every observ-
or, is that these indications of increasing prosperi-
ty are solid, and are justified by the increasing de-
mands throughout the country 1t is based on
solid capital and honest labor and has very diff
ferent foundation from the prosperity that the
wings wished to create by the establishment Of
another national monster. Their basis was to
have been bank paper, with which stock jobbers
might speculate on the industry of the people, aud
which would tend to make the rich richer, while,
by initiating the prices of all the necessaries of life,
it would increase the difficulties of the working
men, and make them still more dependent on the
cspricious will of the wealthy But the demo-
cratic doctrine is that honest labor is the source of
all wealth, and that it Is to the industry aud enter
prise of the real producers that the country must
look for solid prosperity and not to the stock job
bing cunning Of spectators.
"The disposition Of the democratic party to
encourage labor and to yield every branch of in
dustry fair protection, not only from foreign COM
petition, but to guard it from the baefu influence
of worse enemy at homeland inflated paper cur
rcncy--has given an energy tc the producing pow
ers OF the country that is spreading prosperity and
confidence from one end of the Union TO the other.
This is the moral influence of the election OF a
:!.mdcratic President, on whose republican homes
ty the people relies, and whose administration
they expect will be gulded by the cqualizng prin-
cipleS of pure democracy. All the banks that Con-
greSs could incorporate could not do as much to
create confidence restore prosperity as the GER
tainty that for the next four years the country will
be under democratic management, and the assur-
ance that the scheme Of the whig leader for per-
soral ACKNOWLEDGEMENT by the establishment Of
paper money monster, can receive no encourage
mentrom the government during that period"
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1845-06-14

per money and banking and the work
of Condy Rasuet on the same subjects
Fellow citizen, if am guilty Of vo-
ting for the new tax law, will tell you
one Thing that am not guilty of |
am not guilty Of voting for one of those
wastcful laws which by giving millions
and millions out of the treasury to gree
dy spectators rendered tax laws ne
cessary. Suppose we turn a little pat
riotlc Indignation on the real criminals.
In the mean time | caution you to lie
ware of these gentry, for as tyrants OF
old prevailed by force, so modern spec
ulators prevail by fraud.
No. XVI. OSCAR.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1845-06-14

ton already submitted to this Government by that
ofthe United States. And the Chief Justice of
the respective counties Aforesaid, will give due
notice of the said elections, appoint presiding
officer in the several precincts, who will appoint
the Judges and clerks of said election and have the
same conducted according to the constitution and
laws regulating elections, and make due return
thereof.
In testimony Whereof have caused the great
seal of the Republic to be hereunto affixed
Done at Washington this fifth day of
L. s. May IN the year of our Lord one thou
t~e"~p sand eight hundred and forty-five and
ofthe independents of the Republic, the tenth.
By the President ANSON JONES.
EBENEzER Allen, Attorney General,
and acting Secretary ofState.
The fourth of July-the day upon which this
convention is to assemble; is not one upon which
the interests of America ought to suffer, and hence
we attribute 10 the President more since rity in his
sudden conversion, that we should otherwise do;
but of this anon.
We see no mention made of the arrival of Capt
Elliott at Galveston.
The people of Galveston gave the officers ol the
American squadron ball last week which was
brilliant and joyous affair.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1845-06-14

From the St Clairsyillo Gazette.

TO THE DEMOCRACY OF BEL
MONTAND MONROECOUNTIIlS.
Fellow ClTMENs:-A number Of my
friends having requested me to bring
ont my name rs a candidate, before the
Democratic Convention, to rcprese mt
this Senatorial district in tie next Cen
eral Assembly Of Chic, have for sew
eral reasons, concluded to announce
myself candidate in public address.
This course | conceive to be more in
dependent and Republican than the
common mode of announcing names,
because it introduces the can .!idate i'm
mediately to those whose province it
is to make the selection, and enables
them to know the principles by which
if elected, their representative would
be governed; and it also lessons the
chance Of making nominations through
the covert instiumentalily OF "c!iques,"
by an open and public appeal at once
to the masses of the party. | have
adopted this course without consulting
my friends, not certainly from any dis
respect TO them, but from determina-
ton not to subject myself 10 the charge
of being brought out by any faction
or clique in the party. From the lean
popular majority Of President Polk over
the elements Of the opposition to those
principles which brought him into pow
er, the friends of those measures must
stand shoulder to Shoulder ,ifthey expect
TO see them triumph, or TO elect Dem
ocratic successor to President Polk IN
1848.
Who is to be our 'sStandard Bearer"
IN the next Presidential contest no pat
riotic democrat, who reveres measures
more than men, will now stop to en-
quire, nor will he let that exciting ques-
ton now bear on our State or COUNTY
elections, and thus estrange ourselves
from each other, and invite defeat both
now an in 40. Determined to carry
out, in good faith, this sound policy, |
say to you, fellow-citizens, that / am
candidate for the Senate, for the reason
that want the nomination, and should
be gratified to receive at your hands
that testimony Of your confidence