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N. Y. MARKET-Ian'y. Is. ZAP


Sales Becswax at 29t s295e. Bunch Rasins sell M 90
U.s. Sales North River Hay from 50s60c. Dew
rotted Hemp 100 bales superior broht S92 sOa
D. ton. mos Sales Leghorn rags fro vessel 81 aGie
5o0 bags Pimeno were taken for export at cash. p.
Sales $500 Lnguayra Hides, &c lbs nj 9tcS mos for
sound 25 Ind. bhls. dry Marga Wine were sold at iSc
gal mos.
The sale OF iarcs Furs this morning reduction
from last sale prices OF about per cent
Whiskey 2ia26 cts. The quotation Cor tsrpcntine is
50, IS for $50 lbs.
The sales Of Cotton reach 1850 bales full prices Tho
news to-day has not produced any change.
Pork is quite heavy there sales, and 81 62a75
and IS, 15as7 is much can be quoted.
The las, sales Of Swedcs iron by cargo were nj long
time, which is the fair quotation.
Flour rather frmer The sales Of Gcnesee have been
free at iG9. but that price refused though more
has not yet been paid
Nine hundred bu good Va wheat sold at &c. A cargo
III Southern brought 47c but this quite top Of the
'kei; for rye Csc. is bid.
Stocks are badly down again. No change in money or
exchanges.
7. s. Evening-Tbe sales Of cotton for the day. reach
2OO0 bales, with good opnion.-Jopr. Com.
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fr.m the Jour Com.
SIN DAYS LATER ERlM 1


BY the packet SHIP Girek. Capt. Trask. have Lon
don papers the evening OF the lh ult and Liverpool
the 18th.
II will be that French loan Of 200 0O0 900 francs
Ia lte $40 900 00Ol had been taken by the Rotbs
chids and de 81. bidder 81 BuudOn.
Cotton by the last accounts firm with l,rge sales
The weather had been uncommOny cold for the season.
both IN England and on the Continent. The river Ebe
wa- closed with ice.
Correspondence Of the Joui nal Of Commerce.
LIVERPOOL, Dee. llth, 1874.
Little news Of importance has TRANSFERRED since the sail.
ing OF the the LIST inst Cotton which was then
exceeding dull, has rather improved than otherwise Spin.
taking advantage OF the low prices laying good
stocks. On the 9TH, the market cleared ol 10 900
bales. Sales OF the week ending Saturday. December 7th
amounted to 1870 bales $500 American and 45O Surat
speculaon) Imports OF this week from United States
amount 10 21UO previously his year. 1850 bales
Amount in Liverpool, from all parts, ,I4G92l.
Sales of Tobacco past week amounted 800 hhd ID
Adj stock hand exceeds that OF last year tins date
both here and London. Pro,is stand the same
per quotations 10y steamer. Duty Wheat Dos only
change is shilling Rye, aud a shilling less on
Peas
Political Of little importance. The French pa
pcrs continue TO comment the election Of Mr.. Polk
some. pretty severely. They also making fresh stir
regarding the conduct Of certain Captain Hunt, the
Society Isles, and 'poor Queen Pomare"
Papers OF the past week, wing and independent have
been unusually severe upon the Premier. Mr.. Fenend
his quondam friend has been addressing his
KnnresbOro in four coomns Of abuse Vi Peel and Graham
The subjects Of discomfort remarked upon the poor
law sliding scale Of duties income and axneSs in the
OConnell affair
Manufacturers qusrllous for reduction Of the duty
c0onii will be effected and undoubtedly made
y nominal /, i their only hope Of supplying a profit
the markets IT the East Duties upon tobacco will per-
haps also be abacd and many contend
ng for a withdrawal Of the malt tax.
The Princess Sophia Matilda was buried yesterday
The papers also the death Of the Earl Of Lime
rick.
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UNITED STATES SENATE.

II is pretty certain that Mr.. Webster has consented
the Senate OF the u States, and ho will
supply tbs place OF Mr.. Choats who declines a reelection
IL rs believed very extensively in New York. that Mr.
Van Buren, will also the Senate and take the
place Of one Of the temporary Senators Mr. Foster Mr.
Dickinson. We wish he would. There eonserrdf SIN
an,i-des,ructvcness about him, which like. How
would venerable neighbor like the sweet ltd.
fellow, opposed he is the xation Of the
full but unfortunate" in the Senate again
Dixon H. Lewis, We omitted To state the right time
temporarily appointed 10y the Executive OF Aabams &c
EH las he does most g!orously the raeaney Of William
Rufus King, Penpotentiary Paris, has been
continued by the Legislature OF Alabama. Mr. Levi,
big Dick! is noble fellow in all respecls-in fine ano
generous feeling in taest in abstraconism and his mag
nifcsnt dimensons-weighing only GOO, and throw
ing all his contemporaries Of this degenerate age the
back gfound
Mr.. Jno. NJ. Clayton, much n darling with the
Wing party, it is supposed will in from Delaware.
DR. Surgeon has been reelected for six years from
Pennsy yania.
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Williamsburg, January 18th, ls45.
Al meeting of the Wings Of James City county, held
Court House this day. Geo. c. Richardson, ESQ
has called the chair, and Geo a~ kns Esq. appointed
Secretary.
On motion, Resolved That VIC approve OF the meeting
resolutions passed by the lower precinct of York
~ To hold OF the Legislative District
posed the OF York AMI James City, and OF the
City of Williamsburg Monday the goth inst, being
York Court day., nominate suitable candi
date tor the Legislature, opposition to Lemuel j. Bow
den. our present Representative.
Resolved, That Washington Ca~les, DIR. Hubbard
VIM. $. Bousi VIM. Morcccck. VIM. Spencer, DIR
Martin, VIM. ]. Bacon. Thos ID. Harris, Rch'd. Wynn
Thos. wynn las. NJ. IIaekaday, Henry A. Morris. Hen
y l.. Taylor Joshua Morris, Dickie Gait Colin G. Dur
fey, be appointed committee represent James Cit,
County in said Convention.
On motion. the Chairman and Secretary were added Il
the Committee.
GEO. C. RICHARDSON, Chairman.
Csc HAWKINS. Secretary.
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~
wA,nissrSs. ian. nc. isil
wrn"s. ya kr'w. ehi,n ~ Keep yos ~.ll ot =, Isa.,
cary ini"fnsd inast take up my Pea ivs be-,
'ins's ssea h sss~s unlikely BE- bsas ~ you BY TIE
pspers of the nouow. ~ .thes,s.s = ID,
ssaa.s q sAs 4,sAss ~Ae = s,psss.a - 49,
have hsppsned today 10 secret sr.sioa 10 nos i...s
the information. thossh derived lsom W pos,slv,
because usrs could b isss dosbs u he sssGssr Il
the treaty.
Ia my vsv rapid glance Last night. over The psob.bsss
Of failure OF tho Oregon negotiation. nd that ON. no
ability not advsrsd 10. which may. ., Gsss visw n.
pssF Of consequence that mean. o( r,isrsscs Of -.
disputed rghu TO high arbsr abroad -ss E..v...,
Sovereign. ....--..- =
hsssms to unlikely that any such umpass hes bee.
-"ssa' and 'hosgh there 10 No telling what foo,sry
man nssPhysics LIKE Mr.. Calhoun may not have CON-
United, am sure that h has a.s-nsd "a zach ,hI.~
INC puo'e OF this country oil ssf. Inaammaiosy coun
~ ON que ue enc 'hs certainty Of their on he
other. will forbid any iolsrsioa Of such a r,~or,
We are, in Sword. o. seems 10 me ,ho., =, \.
TO aste the disastrous consequences Of hess
prciensons dicuto achieve and uselc.. vh,u .chisva
ihsy are amy thing but wise OF right policy Tor . sv.
'sm like ours 1t. these remote possessions nc.pa
Of union. not 10 be retained except as a, L
as such defended only at great c never b. proper
part 10 u.s. of iui century 10 come Oregon can be- q,
best only colony To 10 reached by the
Ut CaPs Horn. Can the Obtaining Il servo 90 N, am nae
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Csn distant and ihsrsfors in
,o''e' .ss'a"s'1e ssf Can they assrandizs say
people mat cannot command sccess them By the sea.
anu why should people with whoe border of fertile
wastes WIN vast unocenpied use, in their very mids 30
c'"s run Thousands Of miles or aud plan, tho
anu INSECURE IN vain and foolish contempt of the
contiguous
say therefore, that In mere national vanity, we have
saspeu ~ ~hat We cannot take and yet quit
ITO" ate we 10 wrest u from Great Britain only by march
""'"e, eve" oanus OF hunters can hardly pass,
''e' space anu through difficulties to which Buona-
r" 'n''s'"" o' Russia was but n mornings walk.
~" "'"v persuaded That with but the marnss
"H'" "s'a"d can a"u from her navy already command
Jug ''A'ea-w'h nut Thousand sold'ers--she repo
any o'se Una, we eanever march across the Rocky Noun
tains Totaik OF our dspstchng thousand men thber
u'es'ous, whatever western sauns may say OF it, L.
~" 1'"s " "a"' us way To the Columbian
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A "Cegsing Of Ms question:" A,

Il "Legeiag Of tie question:" ApYeai TO Richmond !
II has been most improperly and unauihorisedy assun-
ed by the opponents of Mr. Cabe that the Legislature
will extend the work in farther pro-
secuton if he is retained il ehefi Where is the au.
far from lis berg true, the OF the proposition
much the truth, If il be absolutely true Ii Mr.
Cabc, who is identified with the Improvement
and fame part and parcel OF it, put down. the
Legislature and the county will lose al confidence. Ii
will be regarded admission that the improvement
itself is wtong-an admission the par: Of those
deeply aud directly interested The work will the
dogs II will be forfeited rcnounced, and Abandoned
will efectuay PROSTATE the spirit Of enterprise long
struggling make this line OF Improvement NATIONAL aud
Richmond great entr,poi between East aud West. Bali
will throw her BriaTean around aud Virginia
will commercially provnciazed, and subjected the de
graduation of digging and delving for the growth Of cities
within her borders, md to contribute the wealth OF
those who Of 49, aud who sc-c portion of our
burihons.
Men Of Richmond! Democrats and Wigs Consider
these views: Consider them canddly and mparialy =
Beovc-ns you may most certainly bcleyc--thnt stab nj
Mr. Cahell-even II designed-'s in effect stab al
Richmond and the Commonwealth OF Virginia! At the
doracya the private and the political weight OF
all!
Attend the meory tbs evening, and let your voices
ever true 10 principle and rightbo heard above the muir
Of discomfort and private resentment nd the din Of
faction. Suko and strike boldly for tho public and
the public Interests.
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MEETING oF TmE PEOPLE TO-NIGmT.

For the first time, the Club House will tonight be the
Theatre Of the meeting Of PEoFLE. irrespective of pc
ucal party, and with reference only the general aud
universal good We hopo there will be full attendance
Of People n subject which deeply and vitality AZ
fleets wnorE People! n they, tho People, do take
this heart. what subject they take TO hoart1
WgoILL ALL who value the prosperity Of Richmond
and the State, and who do wish to Virginia made
the newer Of wood aud tho drawer Of water TO other States
iod.osuicr TO buid up tho prosperity and ahlu-
Of other States and their eies TO be present this
evening, and sustain the which the people
making by an overwhelming and silcneng msjorty.
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LOUISA.

AT meeting Of the Wings OF Louisa. held at the Cour
House January i3th.-
On motion, c. q. Coleman, Esq.,, was called TO IN,
Chair and ID. T. Johnson appointed Secretary.
The object of the meeting ito nominate candidate fo
the Legsaturc then explained by Mr. Mosby in
aspirited aud eloquent address.
Whercupon, Elisha Melton unanimously nominated
the candidate Of the Wing party.
On motion, John Slater B. G. Bunch, and DR.. VIM
iiackeu appointed committee wait Mr.. Mel.
ton and inform him OF his nomination.
On motion, Resolved, That the Wings Of Louisa be
requested their Court take into
sideraon the proprey Of holding Convention in this
Congressional District for the purpose OF nominating
candidate for the Congress-
On motion, the meeting then adjourned.
c. C. COLEMAN, Chairman.
ID. T. JouSsox, Secretary.
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TO TmE PEOPLE OF TnE CITY OF RMnMnhD

The undersigned, IN Wow II the recent action ol the
Common Hall ~ this city, with reference tic election Of
PFC sdcnt # the James River and kannwll COMPANY
most respectfully invite you assemble the Club House.
on tic evening IT Saturday next NJ the hour Of o'clock
T. NJ, a. express and make known your opinions on this
deeply interesting and important subject The great int
oS, pecuniary aud Otherwise, which the city has in this
work, will secure, most sanguincy hope, general and
uIl attendance al the people.
Robert g.. Scott, Jno. \. Caskic. Jno Hampton Plea.
SAINTS, James Bray Hugh Watt X. s. Mas-ie John In.
dor, Jrs. H. Grant. Richard W. Crunp Thomn- g. bud.
'y Wade W. Woodbridge, X. Cruihnrn, G,ynoT wood q
Co, Smith Hatword, w. B,0twright !. Boowrfrhi.
f"i'r Matthews. Phillip August Thomas y. Carrier, WIN.
Bfooden, a. V. Crcu-haw, +. Fox franklin Mabo VS.
James Gray, Fleming James, John e. james, WIN. Ali.
son, Joseph D. Evans. u. VI Branch, WIN h Watts Saml
Puncy, Ja- g.. Brooke, Iov,s Webb, J. ~ Eusiacc Thoq
VI smith, Geo. llrtcison, Henry W. Nyncufe Jones X
Bridges, David BRIDGE, Peter -. Mckinney, Jno VI.
QUINN. Thps. a. Bigger, Edwin Worilam, K. e. Wof.
lIan, John ~ Shields, W j. Morris. Henry James, s.
Mct;rlLef.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-18

This gentleman is of high rcpu,ed talents lie ).
a member Of Congress from ohioa very warm friend Of
Mr. Van BurcnCooI, collected, able and sagscous las
report runs).
Ills speech upon tho Annexation Of Texas. under.
s,snd regarded the most woigh, comprehensive snd
significant views which has been dolivcrodsupas.
sing esoh sdo Of the House by IL sediments and impfe.
sing each side very decidedly. In favor Of the Staesmsn
ahp and nbi,itY OF the apeaker,
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At the residence Of A. w. Robins Esq in the county
Of Gloucester Saturday, tho lih January I5i5, FIJI
SEAFE, youngest daughter Of said A. w. aud Eli
.abeth Robins. aged nine months end thirteen days.
She is taken from her earthly stem,
To deck angels diudeni!
IL Rch Iond enquirer will please copy
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W MEETING PEoPrk RIoHuoSp rms EVEN.
mo At THE CLUE IIousE.-In order diminish the
ing this Evening. have reported that will only be
meeting of Siockholdors No such thing. II n corpo.
Of the deepest interest in which Ill interest
cd and invited attend. The Debate will doubt be Of
high interest 10 this Public.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-18

Congress did not touch Toxis Thursday: One day
on which partridge nos served up! Does on,
Texas loving ncighbor Of the Enquirer think this
great detection and backsding in them
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ILLUMINATED R1RI.R-

We have received from Mossrs Perkins, Ball and liar.
vcy the 18th No. Of IIarpers Illuminated edition Of the
Bible, md from Mcssrs J. w. Randolph & Co., the IG
Nos
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-18
NEW pIInI.ICATIONs-

We have received from the publishers %. Appleton &
Coz the LIT No. Of the History Of France by NJ Michele,
"A work Of great research and high reputation The
topography reflects the highest credit the publishers.
From Mo.-rs. J. w. Randolph e. Co, have re.
ccved No. Of Thirwalr. Greocca work Of established
fauuo
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-18
speech oC Mr.. Seon. n, The BANK Of v,r,in;o

Speech Of Mr.. Scott, at The Bank Of Virginia.
We postpone many things, (and Punch himself) to
make pseo for the vigorous sketch OF the speech Of Mr.
Scott a, the Bank Of Virginia. The People Of Richmond
deeply interested in these questions and invite
therefore, pedsal by the OF this speech OF Mr.. Scott
which made very powerful impression hear upon
the enlightened audience at the Bank Of Virginia.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-18
Corresfion again.

In expressing appreciation Of the resolution 81 DR.
Cbambohaync the Common Hall, we intended
than convey the oprion that the action Of the People
tonight would unnu the instructions given 10 the Proxy Of
the Town Hail (Mr Wckbt ND 10 vote against Mr.. Cabe
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-18

by Rev. VIM =. PIuner o. u, VILLA,
LEWIS Mi MARY LOUISA, daughter Of thu God
Burton. All of this city.
p s-Ano,ber Capital sold by Word. Nos 90 g. draw
ing AZ iIg Exchange ye-erisy.
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j. r. WORDS OFFICE.


Yir-s $1,000 Cspnsl and paes-Te..s o. So "a
Nos ~ DAYS. sses clgse Of ~ O'Clock,
Second $4,000 capda gn great many other Gss pines
Tickets so. IS Nos " dawn ss.s ocIoct r.
fo' Hnss Tickets Psessge' call At words Once Opposite
Enc. ais
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-18

Or We requested to state that Mr. r. NJ. CiHELL will
not be candidate for reelection from The county Of Mel
son.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-18

TEX AS.

Punch is crowded to-day, but next Saturday will
be more pquanf for the disappointment.
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F1,R RENT

Z The spacious and convenient dwelling
- Hcs~ urscs street. rrcenuy occupied by Henry Isd
~ ~ re-.--s". s.es imasdissey App5io
.. H-wHa u G BowARD
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SIaigr 10 NJ. Clan.

The Ladirs - lian0ye, Will hold meeting NJ Taynrs
VILE Saturday. tc 18th h. month Tor tic purpose d
forming Association TO AID IN erecting Statue IN hon
~ II lIonoyef's greatest living son.
MANY LADIES
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-18

fT LEcrrgt Dsf-. b. delivered the Fff- Pc.
tyVfan Church to syensg - oeloes w the Pastor
D
EVERLASTING gfRE PRgP8RgD FOR THg DggJL
nm ms HAOELS~
Rev. J. " SinOH will lecture Sunday even.
ing, At o'clock IN the Unversalist Church. from Matt
% iI-"Dcpar from me, ye cursed, into everlasting Gro
prepared lor The deviI and hs angel.."
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-18

Losr.-sco tho advertisement, Of Dnnker & Morris f.
money lost.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-18

~ The Military Convention meets on Monday.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-18

NEW ORLEANS sUGAR.-si hid. prime n o su
ais WEBB BACON co
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Nigh Waisr ia. Sy al M o'sissh q. a.
ARRIVED,
Schr Gen. Washington, Parker, Baltimore, sundries.
Schr Eliza Ann. Tyler, Iiavre de Grace. coal, 10
Anderson
Schr Pulaski, Barnes, New York, ballast.
Schr John Thompson, Godiry. Egg Harbour. ballast
Schr Arcade, Tarlton. Portsmouth, N. II, potatoes
Sloop Mary Ann. Floyd, Norfolk, shingles.
SAILED,
Schr Nahant, Howes, Boston.
Schr China, Small, Boston.
NEW YORK, JAM l6.-Anved, Schr. Oacida, Col
lins, days from Richmond, with mdse To the MASTER
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JAMES CITY COUNTY.

ID. T. JonS.ox. Secretary.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-03-15
OFFICE OF THE DEMOCRAT,
OPPOSITE ST.. PAUL's CHURCH, MAlN-sT
TERMS.

The COL UMBIA DEMOCR.ATWiH b,
published euery Saturday morning, a
TVO DOLLARS per annun, payabl'
hnf yearly in adUdnce, or Itco Dollar,
Fifty Cents,f ,fnot paid within the gear
No subscription wW be taken for shorte,
period than sic months; nor any diScon
hinuance permihed,untu oil arrearoge,
are discharged.
ADVERITSElHENS not erceeding q
square WiN be conspicuously inserteda'
One Dollar. for The first three insertions
and Twenty;fue cents for every subSe
quent Insertion. sCJ~A liberal discou,,
made 10 those who afvertise By the yea'
LETTERS addressed on business ,musi
be post pdid.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-09-25

JOURNAL OF Tnx II. |. ISsrlrurr OF Is.
srHucrioN Proposals have been ,ssoed h,
'he Executive Committee of the X 1 Ics,
'"'e "' Instruction. to PUBLISH sem, ,non,hl,
periodical, hearing the sbuye tile. 4. he do.
va'ea exclusively TO the improvement, ofpob
''c SCHOOLS. and olher means Of popular eJu.
cation. The Committee state Tim, M, R,r.
nard' the Commissioner ofPublic School,
mas assured them that while he is connected
with the school system of the State. he will
make the columns Of such a periodical The
medium OF his official communications with
school oit'cers, parents and teachers.
It's desirable that the Journal should bc
commenced as early as the lst Of October.
The price will be so cts for a single copv or
$500 for ten copies. payable on receiving
the hrst number. Every friend of the pro.
posed enterprise, is requested to ascertain
now many copies will be called for by him.
SELL friends and neighbors, and communicate
'he result on or before the 2s,h inst. 10
Ihoinns g. Hartshorne, Providence.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-09-25
Editing a Newspaper.

HE National IntelIigencer," pub
lIshed by Mcssrs. Gales s. Sea,on n
washington, il will be generally admit
ted, we presume, is one of the most val
liable and ably conducted papers in III,
u"ion' 1t has for many years been III,
National Organ of the Wing Party, s
has been no less marked for the sound.
ness OF its views and its digniiied and
temperate tone. Its suggestions, then,
we think we may offer as entitled to
something like Patriarchal regard
Hear now what it says about editing n
newspaper ; and in future perhaps you
will be disposed to regard with little
more c"mpla'sancy the lack Of editorials
in your country Newspapers.
Many people estimate the ability Of
newspaper, and the industry and tai
ent OF It's editor, by the quantity Of edi-
torial matter which it contains. 1t is
comparatively an easy Task for frothy
writer to pour out daily, columns of
,eords-mor'ls, upon any and all subje cts
His ideas may flow in lone weak, washy
everlasting food" and his command
OF language may enable him TO strinu
them together like lunches of onions,
and yet his paper may be meagre and
poor concern.--But what is the labor.
the toll Of such a man, who displays his
"leaded matter" even so largely, to
that imposed on The judicious, we'll in
formed editor, who exercises his voca-
ton with an hourly consciousness Of its
responsibilities and its duties, and de-
votes hlmselfto TO the conduct of his pa
per with the same care and assiduity |
that sensible lawyer bestows upon u
suit, or humane physician upon a pa
tlent, without regard to show or display?
Indeed the mere wriling part of editing
a paper, is but small portion of the 4
work. The industry is not even shown
'here. The care, the time employed in
selecting, is far more importani-and
The tact Of a good editor is better shown
by his selections than any thing else
and that we all know is half the battle 4
But as we have said, an editor ought to
DC estimated and his labor understood
and appreciated, by the general conduct
'i his paper-its tone-its temper it's
inform, consistent course-its prnc-
'les- its aims--its man!ness-itsd digni-
y-ils propriety. To preserve these
rs they should be preserved is enough
o occupy fully the time and attention oflI
my man. IT to this be added the gen
raj supervision Of the newspaper esiab-
ishment. which most editors have to
encounter, the wonder is how they find
inc and room "i0 ,criie."
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-09-25
ii p r A Id OF THE TIMES.

OFFICERS OF THE GRAND LODGE u
.. ]. .. d F-On Tuesday the Is,l
INST. The Grand Lodge u. s. in session
al nai'''no'e, went into aa election fol
o'heerH, Tor the ensuing year, when III.
following Brothers were elected aud in.
stalled into Office
r: &. M. Thomas Sherlock, of Ohio
NJ; w. Grand Sire.
+, Il. M. Albert Case, Of Mass, r
w: Deputy Grand Sire.
J.; q; NJ. Jas. l.. Ridgeley, of Md,
H. w. Grand Cor. Secretary.
L. G. nj. Andrew T.. Warner, Of
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