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New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-21
Appointments by the President,

Bv igd riih tI5 ddritt ana cJFstHf q ne Nt7i9
DAVID L GREGG 10 be Attorney the United States for
the District Illinois IN the place of Mark Skinner, whose
commission has eXpirc1.2
ASpRsw A. KINcANNoN. To be Marshal OF The United
States for the Northern District OF Mississippi in the place
OF Alexander X NcClurg. resigned
JoHS s ROCKWELL, 10 be Marshal OF the Crtted States
for the District Wisconsin, the place OF Charles VI.
Provost, whose commission has expired.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-21
,,ENnA..S cuI\ssE SnANING CEEAM.

I've ;5ied 1T, ,ir, and tean ,sllycu
Hssrti', CisdH mus, always please
Because Tor iity ceu;. they sell YOU
Fifty Iolllrs worth Of ease
To every gentleman erGeared-
Used with water cold or warm,
1t tmolG6-s the roushes; beard,
And proves wou9erw orkias charm
FTTSFed and ,old by \. b. S,Nps SCe. Chemists and
OucSlsts, 20 Broadway, Chambers-st sold also At =
Eulton-.t. and = East HEoaanay. Price 50 cents.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-21

ALBANY DAILY ApvEgTIsEx.-The proprietors of
this paper offer their establishment for sae-:ens be
mads casy-possession to be given the frs, of May
sooner.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-21
A Rich Derelopment.

In the Assembly on "Wednesday, Mr. I. H OAK
LEY, Native Member from this City, was making
Speech on the Constitutional Amendments,
wherein he argued for the necessity Of some greater
guards TO the purity Of the Ballo; Box. Says the
Evening Journal:
In the course of his remarks he alluded 10 the
practice of coloni-ing votes, and described scene
which he had witnessed, OF SIXTY men brought lat9
one room in particular Ward, for the purpose Of
voting in that Ward, brought from Ne"-Jersey ahd
Mr.. 7. r LEE Noco OF Westchesterl rose, and
enuured of Mr. o to ichicl pGrty he Nh % had
belonged when he witnessed this scene!
Mr.. OAKLEY. To the Democratic party
There was burst Of laughter all over the House,
and Mr. LEE did not pursue his enquiries
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-21

A vacancy TO BE FIrIED.-Of course the Legs
a.urc of Massachusetts will its present session fill the
vacancy in the L. Senate occasoned by the death OF
Hon. ISAAC c. BATES We perceive thar of the Eos-
ton papcrs are already agtatng the subject The Atlas
saws that among the distinguished who have been
thought OF are the following JOIN DAVIS OF Wor-
ces,er Hon. SAMUEL HoAR Of Concord; Hon. LEvrRETT
SALrossTALL OF Salem; Hon. LEVI LINCOLN OF Worces-
ter Hon. MrRos LAWRENCE, of Belchertown; Hon LINUS
CHILD of southbrdge, and Hon. ABBOTT LAWRENCE and
Hon. ROBERT C. WINTHROP, of Boston. The Atlas prefers
Gov Davis while correspondent Of that paper urges very
forciby the claims of Mr.. Hoar The Chronicle naues
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS, and Hon. CHARLES ALLEN OF Wor-
cester as best qualified for the post We are content to
leave the selection the hands OF Intelligent Wig Le-
gislature.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-21

gJ- The CoiskW Messenger, published in a
capital Wing town, though the County is rather
dark at present, offered for sale. good Wing Editor
and Printer who would like home noble Hudson,
would find good one at CaisklI address William
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-21
Correspondence of the Comm.rcial Advertiser.

DREAprUl. HoMlclnE On Monday (St Patrick,
Dsy) a; Hanover IN Plymouth uaty. about dozen OF
the shorers on the Abingdon railroad repaired TO liquor
store kept by Seth Perry drank freely and became noisy
Perry LAST refused them rum and ordered them
from, his pre,oiscs man by the name of Enos Bates
was present. who, being pretty well intoxicated himself
undertook aid in removing tbs party fiom the house
Perry stepped place the chamber fooT and look
on three guns Bates and OF the IshEnen named
James Stapeto engaged II scrte just without the
door. Perry aimed, fred and shot Stapleton through the
heart. and he died instantly That discharge was quickly
followed bv another lie bullet striking Patrick Sspeion,
brother James upon the breast bone glanced lno us
side be abou, rods, and tel dead 4 third mot
fred the bullet struck ITishman named Do"!ar
in his face demolished his aw-bone and passed mo tne
cheek He subsequently died OF his wounds Great e1-
citemoni occasionei in Hanover IL consequence b
midnight warrau, had been issued By Joshua smith, es
and Perry arrested and taken 10 the town house
ws. ded 70 oyeriowtng The examination resulted in his
commitment for the murder OF thtse men, and ne Is
now in Plymouth ja 10 await his trial Best fost.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-21

F,z. ct1lERY-Cc ntrisisg 900 deIcat p1terrs OF
the ruarnflcinTs eli Rodgers Sons WosruholG, Crooke
hooks twerZers nail .ippe elonsIas 10 the toilet Tor
sale by [rhI7 s.eodi G. SAUNDERS, lso Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-21

Sy- The HUTCHINSON FAMILY give a Concer
this evening at the Brooklyn Institute.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-21
SONG No. o. Ai1-Wg Mrr.

We met twa, IN a crowd. aud l-ar'd he would shun
He came could breathe, for his gaze upon me
He spoke his words cold for my iGce altered
knew he my pimpes for his deep toned voice iaefrd
And once again We met and fair girl was with him
She smiled and my scklssi twas through 1'De hAd
lost HIM.
He btrahsd to ne lipg that would ny pimP!e' soon
smother
Ard quickly make me fit for-,he Bnde of another.
wore Bridal Rote: my neck riyal'd I,s whIien.'s-
NJ face wa. ceaf an potass my looks filled with bshhe'
For have washed with Jones ar and ~ all can dsco'e
free from all eruprious-l am the Brdg" oi aHoter
- Reader honestly and sincerely though thus gGh
as poese Jones' Chemical Soap and Jones Hair tsofa,s,
cOciesiiousY you tas eau hundreds VINO s
used en) that fer the purposes required the; are s
ccru US iui and beautiful hilgs ever mat, ne 7vif
mind ask for Jores o,p viii pmp~., tfechtss ~
rhsurs scuvy tany rrnon DISAGREEMENT It WI, a as
dark sunbufnt in short ce'r White laif heiuio Sp
lrer fl5m sIot or blrnsh The Jones' Hair ies;o,.I -
well be the best thn2 made for thouzh i %
hair however harsh dr. nav b., clesn, soft ssf iA
force, crow stops u iang Oh. cures Ihc ieuI ,
dsnduf ard k-ps IN order tlticr - long rs sly g IL "a
Gle Both sold Only the Of the Am-ne'H En
Chatham and 323 Broadway. - " $50 Enlton = p'd d
lyn. State Boston, Ledger Buildings. Phl!iarPhs, sd
"a STATE Sc Albany. A''A -
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-21

INDIANS AND SLAvERY-The Tribune says very eSuit-
ingly slavery Will not bear contact with an Indian tribe.
The moment reaches neghborhood the Slaves begin
escape ard enjoy ;hc wild freedom Of the savage This
very poetic aud very untrue The Indians rank slave
holders and will buy steal thcm-the Cherokces owned
them Georgia. and the Seminole chiefs In the Florida
war found their slaves very useful as spies. [Sun.
Now, Mr. Sun, we have given your paragraph
entire. Will you Just let your readers know that
the essential facts stated by us-namely, that Slaves
are apt 10 escape from White masters 10 an Indian
tribe, and that Slavery therefore exoc,s the reno
val or determination OF Indians from It's neighbor-
hood-are demonstrate from official documents ?
That some Indians hold Slaves is true, but that in no
manner affects what we have stated above. The
Seminoies held Slaves, and yet many Slaves es-
capped TO them from plantations, and the Slave
holders nstigated hoslities to break up this refuge
Such was the origin OF our late unjust, lnhuman,
and most wasiefu Florida War.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-21


States the Northern District OF Mississippi in te place
OF Alexander k NcClune. resigned
JouS 8 ROCKWELL, 10 be Marshal of the Crtted States
for the District Wisconsin, the place OF Charles VI.
Provost, whose commission has expired.
The BADGE AT HArPER's FERRY-We learn that
OF the small spans on the curved part of the Railroad
Bridge ~ Hsrper Ferry gave way last evening Ger me
passage the burhcn train from Cumberland, and that
part The train prOcip;atc into the river IL IS for
that life lost and only OF the attendants
of the train injured slightly. IL Is also forunae tha the
span which gave WAY nJ! connected with the man
bridre and assured that this last Is
remaining perfect and uniured. There will be 10 inter-
rupuon whatever 10 the regular transportation OF pa>sen-
gers merchandise Engineers have proceeded to tile
bridge ascertain the OF the span giving way.
Baltimore Patriot, Wednesday.
A CRAsu-On Monday the first toor OF Ellsons
warehouse in Rochester gave way and pre1pated four
hundred barrels OF flour into the cellar which was partly
filed with stagnant water; loss estimated At $1,000.
days the floor of the store in DGnfries Ca
n1di) belonging James b. Ewart, Esq, way under
the immense pressure OF wheat that lay on II. The weight
was 30 great that the floors gave way. and car
risd thousand bushels into the mill race below
a Of which was lost.
DESrRUcrIvE FlRE.-We regret 10 learn that
fire broke out few the storehoGse James
Holmes. Clinton, destroying the whole building together
with all the contents onssting OF large stock Of Dry
Goods acd TO be worth about four thousand dollars
and books and accounts worth about thirty thou
sand dollars. Col. Z. ). Lyons office entirely
sumed. st. FrnnciSrle (La Chronicle, Narchs.
REV. DR.. WoLFF.-Letters from Erzeroum dat
ell the Sd of December the safe arrival there of
this intrepid traveller: but in debiated state of bod
" health as 10 be unable journey horseback, and
therefore he will probably be Induced 10 avail himself for
while OF the hospitality OF the British Consul Mr.. James
Braut orer recruit his strength, before procee ling
onward to rrebzoud, en- route for Europe.
From VENEZUELA have before us papers
from Caracas containing the official correspondence be-
tween Mr. Scspasian Ellis, the L. s. Charge and Senor
Manriquc the Minister Foreign Affairs of Venezuela.
The object correspondence is TO bring about an ae
oration OF the commercial intercourse between the
countries y. o. Pic. March IL.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-21

HAvAsA.-By the arrival of the brig Til, Capt.
Brown hlre received Havana papers the 5th ms;
Tha T brings verbal intelligence OF interest and the
papers are as usual barren Of domestic iniellieeace
y. O. Pic. March 9Th.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-21
Tc1ns-Fnrther action OF the Senate.

The following are the proceedings of the Senate
TO which our correspondent refers:
IL EXECUTIVE SESSION, March 10, lst5-
Mr. BERRIEN submitted the following resolutions
for consideration:
Resolrel That executing the authority conferred by
the Joint Resolution Congress entitled "a Joint Resoln-
on for the Annexation OF Texas TO the United States
the President the United States will best conform to the
provisions the Constitution by esortins to the treaty
making power og the purpose Of accomplishing the objects
of that resolution
ResoeS That the Secretary be directed to lay before
the President OF the United States copy OF this resolu-
ton.
MARCH II, lSl5.-Mr. McDntfie moved TO lay
the above resolution the table, which passed IN
the affirmative by the following vote:
YEAS Mcssrs Allen, Ashley, Atchison Atherton Bag
by Benton Brecsc. Cass Dickinson, DIX, Fairfield. Han
nesan HAYWOOD Huser, Johnson of Louisiana, Lewis,
McDufe Niles Sempls Sevier Speight, Sturgeon Wool
bury-23.
SAYs-Mcssrs Archer. Barrow. Bcrrien. Thomas Clay
ton John NJ Clayton, Corwin Crtenden. Dayton, Evae
Grerc Huntington. Jarnagin, johnson OF Maryland Ma-
gum .orehead Phclps Simmons, Upham, Webster, Wood
bridse--20.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-21

SANos's SARsAPARILA.-,The course OF nature would
seem 10 suggest that vegetable Productions in preference
10 mineral substances. should be used hy man IN rcps,nS
the disorders 10 which hs frame subject. This oGin!on
We are Glad 10 perceive i daily gaining ground ad the
r;,rs forms II ucscry ard ether mnera, Yoisops, once
held IN hsh estimation, falling into comparative dis
ivs place 70 nilter Hd more haTlnt remedies
Han rC constitutions which hSt been impaired by The
use OF prrnicious drugs have found Tcie in medical pre-
plraons. We know os article in the whole range OF
the phlrmacop0aS ;hat can compare rs an anoe 10 hc
effect OF the nercUral virus on the human frame, with
Sands, S,rSaparla.
Fer farther PARTICULARS and conclusive evidence Of its
sircricr value and efficacy pamphlets which may oe
obtained Of the prcrrietcFs ana their agents gratis.
Prepared and sold. wholesale and retail by n H. y d.
SANDS Wholesale Druggists. - Fulton street. New York
Sold also at 23 Broadway II East Broadway. andey Drug
;s;s generally throughout The United states
s.s,,rARrLA-Comsook' Extract of Sarsararlla for
cure OF. VIZ; ,,,.
General Debility CutaneoGs Diseases,
Eeuptio3s ofthe skin Swrllas Of the Bones
Liver Affections biles .
and u, disease. srisine from impure state OF the blood eN
b sar.,ril, ca, be dererde1 spon hy ryefy one be
or, thsmel, they please IN nseS Sir
saaria This Ege extract i PUT upin as sg H1 assf y
price Of 20 cents frc bottle or per dozen sah VNLN az
Outside Of This rarer-all .hculd read it
~ The Indion vegetable Flxir ard Linment-fom 81
Cour;lini Streets wannned to cure any cas- 1i hhenmt
tism II immediate Icl n:theus weak llnpS taxes
down sweIilnss, aud extends cnntraete, cords
~ Asthma Dysrrasi, Indigestion smd Liver Compliant
are warrule cured 6y Lcngley Great Western Indian sna
Sold only At 81 Con rtll-ur.Iett.
f We call attention 20 nuce Of that extraordinary
Salvs the PAU Extractor from th" well known prossss
on,stoc and advise those who tins hftise to pro-
kno, that the true article bs had there at hall what
chtr demand for II We something u tie persons elns
procure of them and expose ourselves 10 the imluarnt
frauds of transient unknown eNTrrlinenefs'
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-21

u A srLrsplp, DELcIocs, grAgIn g nn,,e of Jones
Coral af Resors,ivs is qusites aa4 uaa 10 softer
dos s here stAed) orce the gfowtA o. ha AID d;sp
cle and render il beautiful TO stop 'anS 4 Iark and
kcvp in order thrice long otsr ac Brookyn
az 81 Chatham street ~ Broadway, I39 Fo''0H -
nngt Ztsod
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-21

tSy- We understand that the Members OF the
Diplomatic Corps waited upon the President of the United
States Yesterday in body and through their senior the
Minister Of Russia maze an Address to him, the
sion OF his accession the Presidency expressive OF the
friendly sentiments entertained towards the United States
by the Soveegns and Governments whom they represent
and of their earnest desire 10 continue maintain the ex
stc friendly and peaceful relations between This country
and theirs to which Address the President made tts
renly reprocang these sentiments on his par; as the
Chief Magistrate OF his own country
fNat Intel Yesterday.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-21

~ See CoMsrocs u Co.'S Advertisement the out
SIDE OF this Paper.
y The New-York Giant the American ;.us-um is at
.ctins crowds OF visitors Of whom struck
only yesrs st1ndia. and sces The
Empire State may safely challenge the world produce his
Keep the immense coGcour,e oil people IN perfect roar 81
Laughter 1hos- who afflicted with The hpo dyspepsia
can there find : sovereign remedy.
q The following offered to those sboat making ad
dit, their Toilets, and viii b. found Inspection.
be equal quality and caPne- those Of any sims
Establishment n the City:
PORTABLE SHAVING CASES,
Of the subscber, manufacture viii be iound,
animation, safia.s many feslc:s the imported They
finished in tb- most tasteful manner b-nS ncly
gilt and embossed all that i. 70. the
toilet Of the most f.sitious.
FINE CUTLERY.
This assortment Is celebrated oE being the and
varied IN the City embraces ali the -eat styles Of Con
gress President. Wharec!- Norfolk Sporting, Psneil and
Office kniTes Of Joseph Rodgers Sons Wostenhom's
uanuiac,ure-NeFes BootHooks, Buttoa-iIooks, scis-
sor5. &c RAZORs.
Joseph Rodscrs Sous Wade Butchers. Elliots sc
roIa plain finish the chly mounted and
carefully selected Purchaser have tis PROV wished
the Razer xill be exchanged after weeks tIai. the
money returned. -
The NEST choice OF Guerlains Lub:n Pevos,s Ersc's
with full Of Fancy Perfum-ry in boses suitable
or presents. Bushe every tescr,on Fancy Soap. and
every article for the Toilet OF the fsst quality.
RAZOR sTRoPS
of the beautiful fi. manufactured expressly ioE een-
p-ttou at the Fair of the American Institute, and Tot
which the premium, CT that Institution awarded, com
binng .:tac tablet It's Cleanliness and utility makes
il very d-sirablr apreadase 10 Sf'tler.ans Toilet
MIG stsod 6. SAUNDERS * son. ls3 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-21

GS;- Ink ADDRESS OF THE CENTRAL CLAY Con-
MrrrEE TO Henry Clay published in The Tribune
of March i,hl has been prepared for presentation
in form worthy of It's object. and of The parties
concerned Il has been handsomely transcribed several
large sheets OF parchment by joins FOWLER Juan. the
Tenth Ward, and has received The signatures OF
working members Of the Committee The trst page is
santly ornsneuted by tasteful design, executed by Mr.
Wlueyon distinguished teacher Of fpenmalshp, who as
tee The design occupies hall Of the hrs, page with
eagle the wi, bearing his eeak scroll with the title
- Address OF the NewIorA Clay Cubs"-and in his
Ions hS American ensign displaying the and stripes
hafdrapng the horizontal staff and gracefully following
the wsvy lower margin the ag Is the noble declaration
Of Mr. CAY In his great speech asains; the outrages OF
British aggression preceding the las; The colors
ra aYa iron, Tx mas. tse crsdnais our seapaer
Arcus the eagles head displayed the manly and
Sig;uous seniinea;-"I HAD x,TRER BS hight THAN BE
PSEs,pENr.'
silver band or plate rveted the edges and The whole
then rolled up IS enclosed In beautiful cylindrical Of
Solid silver made by w,tIiAN ADAMS Esq well known to
oar citizens for his admirable work as sversnith and
also distinguished the Pcsdcn, OF the whs Board OF
Assistant Aldermen in 1898 and now The whis csadi.
date ftT Alderman in the Fifth Ward.
TIE scroll thus worthfy orrameaed and enclosed Is 10
be conveyed the hands OF HENRY CLAY by Hon. wills
GREEN Representative in Congress o. Kentucky an ;nti
mate friend OF cur grca, Chief and long associated with
him In public life. Mr. Green IS in this City and win
probably start tomorrow for ASHLAND.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-21

% The Congregational Journal must try again.
In attempting to correct two blunders which we
pointed out, il has committed third The gentle
man to whom ii aludcs as having beea the Editor
of the Dial never sustained any such relation 10 tina,
publication Blunders like this are not OF much
consequence in themselves, but there is class Of
papers that are IN the habit OF talking very saga
clously abou, certain matters respecting which they
really know ysry little, aud whose philosophy is
generally US Inaccurate as their facts.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-21
Soy. is14.

"Si peryAma deItra
Defend pcssent etiam hoe defensa ffisesnt"
IBrooklyr Daily Adv.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-21

UulEY' MAGICAL PAS EXTRACTOR -.Ibf WO1Vtts $500
blessing Of the 1g- hn. more power and Inrsnee g t ar
ihsn other redy ex'ant utrey conguerS Pai .so az
Infrmma,on md Modification. " No humane pnIi .etsp
pa .iou.n be without moment lhe snrc;2t
~ OF th.s Sa!ye hn- excited the cupdfy Of 1eGG
cd persons who endeagnrag to palm on s trrs
prce imitation the pnbc, the fepulnuo 70 a,ss
As protection theSc ordtes every D1 sss5 With
I,s the inventors (f Daieys signature upon y lean
pen reysr'ed cOlred nk. Al obefs ne "a seta
only be msed the peril Of HE Sold wasssee so ,rset
ialleys Magical Pam Extractor Depot. No. II NH q
sun Euildn- Epv York
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-21

NANr ~ ErroRr roE LPC.-Of the thouStndi who per-
i,h yearly by consumption few have made Iuieous
continuous efforts esp the Of the disease before they
struck their tal the vital The tfOu
h,ome cough lrrqueuily alluded TO but Continually
l-ct-d suffered gather strength uGlIl the victim OF
eor1ed and hIs strength
tfate finds hn.lf eyond the Nach Of medicine Now
safely o The APPLICATION
Of or. Of Knapp Indian g,hrGng Plsers the Chest
early riees of cough catrh will remove the
plant aud prevent , hazard of terminating cODsump
tion They viii b found equally e6csciOus all diseases OF
the organs Of respiration tnd confidently recommended TO
back
Thee Plasers manufactured and sold nltsse and
retail By B. Knapp at his Medicine Warehouse 3j2 fIud
son-strrc n Y and for sale by Druggists generally Zach
genuine Plaster The minufictuTvfs the back.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-21
subscriptions received TO the Weekly
suhscrIption. 10 thc DAILY Tribunc.

No, ncludn, any rseei,vi in ,he Ci,y OF New.YOsA.
Crhe cash /. all el-ss accompanying the cr4erl
WrpNrsD,r March 70. Elmira, y. y. .,-.....
ruckahOe y Y...... .Owtgo, do .........
TuuSsp,r. March %
South Nur,.,lk Con. y rhilAdcfhis. II ....-
stamford. n
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-21

O. The memorandum furnished us Of the Com
mencement of the University Medical College. led into
mistake. The six honorary degrees of NJ d. not
conferred, but the nominations made Of them to the
Council and the usual time, they Will doubt be
frued
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-21

isJ- The Morning Ne,cs is figuring 10 show that
the Senators who voted for Annexation represent
ed more People than those who voted against IL
Well they might when those from NEw-YoRK,
ONO. MARYLAND and CONNECTICUT represented
PEorlE who had just declared emphatlcally osa'nt
Annexation New-York gave 10000 majority
against /, taside from the anli-Texas Loco-Focos,
who were VIGOROUSLY numerous y Ohio l4,0OO !;
Connecticut nearly 5,O00 and Maryland $500.
These States have together Fonr Millions and a
Hail OF People, and gave over Thirty Thousand
majority against Texas. Yet their Senators, with
two exceptions, voted for Annexation, and their
People are counted on that side by the News
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-21

Q3- The SKaNEArELEs COMMUNITY, located in
Onondaga, have petliioned the Legislature for an
act OF Incorporation. This is rather retreat from
the ground of utter ncgation of all Government; as
sumed by this Community az the outset, which we
are gratied see, proof that the lessons of ex
perience ere not lost on the members. We hear
also that they are ou,srswins some other vagaric>
which contributed to give them an Hnenyiabe no.
toriely in the outset of their enterprise. Although
we dissent from their fundamental principle, Com
munit Propery) do hope the Legislature VIII cvince
justice and superiority idle prea1!ce by granting them
Charter Let every sincere effort improve the condi
ton OF the Laborins Mass (bctter st show heY
may improve it for themselves hsve fair trial. E1pe
Associations and Communities sprnene up in different
parts Of the State. The laws of Sew-York very
favorable their The statutes make provision
by which these bodies their property in trustees
for the mutual benefit the parties interested They
necessarily be subjected grea; Inconvenience many
body is liable be involved for III. unauthorized acts OF
the individual members comprising Il They need Cor
porae existence They have their object the elevation
OF the depressed and toll let the Representatives OF
the People throw obstacles in their II Banking
Manufacturing, and other bodies, whose primary object Is
private gain. may the aid OF the Legislature shall
not these eSorts Of expansive henevoence be Afforded the
and recompenss elutahy The industry Of taeir hardy
rharS
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-21

ms FRIEND HI NPHREY has been nominated for
reelection as Mayor by the Wings OF Albany he
is an able and excellent man, and we trust will be
elected trumphantly. The Natives offered him
their nomination, hich he peremptorily declined.