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PROVIDENCE, March z, !
O'Clock. K M,

Providence, March7 ~
O'Clock, Z M. )
Trial of Nicholas s. Gordon
The Supreme Court of this State WAS in session
this morning al 10 o'clock, for the purpose OF COM
menclng the second trial of Nicholas s. Gordon,
charged with being an accessory before the fact to
the murder of &masa Sprague, late of Cranston.
The first trial of the prisoner you will recoIlec,
resulted in disagreement Of the jury.
AT the hour appointed the courtroom and gale
ry were crowded with spectators. Chief Justice
Durtee, and Justices Hale, Staples and Brsyton,
we're on the bench. The counsel for the State,
Blake, Attorney General, and Potter and the
counsel Tor the prisoner, Rodgers OF Boston, and
Carpenter and Curry ot this city, In iaeir
places. A1ong the spectators noticed the Hon
William Sprague, brother OF the deceased, who,
from the fact of his being frequently in conversa-
ton with the counsel for the State, should judge
iet much interest In the trial Margaret Gordon,
sister OF the prisoner, was also there. She sat by
the side Of the unfortunate Nicholas the whole Of
the forenoon, and looked the very picture OF grief
Nicholas looks pale and care.worn, or, rather,
troublc-worn
The case was called, and The names of about
ninety Jurors were read rishiy-iour, belle We, an
sVored 10 their names; of these twentp-four were
regularly drawn Jurors, the others were brought IN
penue Issued ny the court The prisoner Is
entitled 10 twenty peremptory challenges.
The indictmcnt was then read. IL 10 a very
lengthy document, and the reading OF 1t occupied
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almost an eternity of time. | have heard it read
taree times before, and you may suppose ! iel,
very much this morning like making ma'ion TO
dispense with 80 stale ceremony. The frequent
nenton in it OF poor Joan Gordoa's name, brought
my mind in all lis freshness, that terrible hang
lg scene which l witnessed short time since IN
the State prison yard | could see the gallows
Git still hangs there, by the by waiug for another
vctm)-the halter, the sheriff, and poor Gordon,
dangling in the air! l shall remember that scene
While life remains. God grant may never witness
another like it.
The Indictment read, the work of empannelling
a jury was commenced. 1t Wa not finished ten
minutes ago, when leftthe court room. 1t is pro-
bAble, however, that it will be completed before
the court adjourns lor dinner.
i shall send you tomorrow what further trans
pres, in condensed form. q. w.
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WooLLKN AND Corroa FAcToRY Our fellow ci-
tzsn, Seth G. Jones, IS now engaged constructing
large Wooen and Cotton Factory, his largo Saw
Nill Fish street ard Browns Race The bu ling is
g be 56 l iroct $50 feet long, aud five stories high II
for WOOL The capital employed will be aoout $500 600,
porlicn OF which is ownel by Eas,ern captsiss y
calculated that the Factory will aofd employ 70 ~
leas; 500 porsors Mr. j. understsni, has recently
Waited Lowell Heis opinion that the wafer power OF
tscy 10 much better adapted for Manufacturing pdrpo
than that ot Lowell and that many other advantages
or that exist Asr that not found al that place
We have plenty ofstone sor Factories while et Lowell
they brick exclusively hch costs $40 per 900 lad
In the walls--Roch .1ap., .9pril5.
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The Foot lace at New Orleans.

TEN MILES WITHIN THE HOUR GILDERsLEEvE
? GAIN A WiNNER-rns affair came off on ihe
30th alt. over the Metare Course. The day was
fine could have been desired and the turnout was
immense. No such crowd has ever keen seen upon
course in the South before OF the nine entries four
nly came to tne starting post to wit :-Gildersseve FL
worth, Archer and the Man In the Mak Purse $500 to
The performing the greatest distance within the
hour provided that at least "a miles be doneine entries
Ut So each They took position have placed them,
ana at the word went TO the work Before they had reach
ed the first turn the Mask had taken the lead but he did
not keep it long Gil erseeve assumed the front rank
and maintained il throughout the The Mask
bout threefcurths Of mile, and then inconi emily mz
ri d; he was The hrst mile
80 Gdersleeve being frat Archer second, and Eworth
4 long way in the Tie second third and fourth
miles run, each maintaining his relative posi-.
when affr reaching the stating poin EwoIh sag
gnrei fell and borne of the s'oand. Gi!eislceve
~ kept up his acs making his mlss IA excellent Hnc
uniioiiA tms. Meanwliia Archer nad beea gfadua,
filling back unit! he bad neaiet he stand his sAt
mile, when dersleeve who ha1 gone clesJ round and
oskei him his seventh mile pressed hn. (! then
ev-snt TO every body that Axhcr had chance ,h
rare, end ne very wseiy abandoned the contest Glider
7evo ads the remaining three mites alone running
miles il 30 minutes and 80 seconds Having done
required 10y miles hour) Gi!derslseve
OF declared the victor, and receive the purse
ri $500 Hewasg9ma 20 inc issr aud locked almost as
esh wheG he concluded % WHEN ne started the To-
owing is the summary o. he whoie rsce--
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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Proprietor.
Circulation---Forty Thousand.

DAILY HERALD-Every dsy. Price cents per copy
ST 25 per annum-poyab in advance.
WEEKLY HERALD-Every saturday-Price 81 ce.ts
per cOpySs la3 cents per annumpaya able in advance
ADVERTISEMENTS at the usual prices-always cash
in advance.
PRINTING Of all kinds executed with beauty and
despatch
90 All letters communications, by mail addressed
to the establishment, must be post paid the postage
will be deducted from the subscription money RENTED
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PRerRIEroR THE NEw Yonx HERALD EsrAsLrsHmrrr.
Northwest corner of F jiton end Nassau streets
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WINDOW SHADE DEPOT

NO. Spruce street, n. Y.
s IL the only manufacury Of any sxient in the United
States The subscribers offer for sale inspection the
and splendid Of Shades superb and
representations or the well known public build
Europe and this country hand: works cf ard
@ only got up at this establishment We beag both
.ssiona arts aud well exp-reaced protest. gye
faction when favored with orders.
,aha im%ec BAKTOL h De MAURY.
JNEPOT D' r. IL Dr. COLOGNE. of JOHN b. FALCO-
~ dealer in Imitation rr,cous Stones Veuetan Bohe
man Beads, tancy Glass Buitous, &c, No 2ll William
New Nogk e. ls,eod.
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LEGISLATIVE SYNOPSIS In SENArE-Petitions
and Onondaga counties for special Of the supreme
Court to he held OF Syracuse; from Mechanics OF New
York and Brooklyn for appropriations TO the new North
State Prison. Mr. Varisn, from the com nee on ca
res reported bi the petition of q w Stanton end
Others relative to removing distractions in the Abany
bisin which read and laid on the table.
In ASSEMBLY this morning, after the reception Of petit
tons in accordance with the rules Of the house went
into committee Of The whole the general orders Three
four private bills gone through with, when a
long discussion the bill 10 incorporate the Ame
rcan and Foreign Bsptis,) Bible Society pending which
w Atlas, Aprii7.
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SALT AND FISH STORE.

SALT AND FISH STORE.
100 BBLs. Salmon, No. 1, and g.
AOO 100 bbls. Blue Fish.
400 bps Nos. l, 4, AxrbsrsL 800 bofs 40 do
leo do No. Mrs. Shsd
so half bbls No, Saybrook 5haA
800 bbls Cod and Scale Fish
400 do No. Gb'd Hcrrisgr
300 kegs Dutch do
,000 ,ni Smoked aaraos.
30 st. sloussd 90
100 DO Sonnes ana Tongser.
100 qtls Cod Fish, suitable for sniSpns
roe sacks Ashton's Salt.
50 half and 50 quarters mess Nsckefr'
a3e0 boxes Oigby hriiing.
100 quarter barrels ssmoS
Ts I IN: i%... u 's EIsoS MI wills co.. ~ 10,
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-. .1cspCOACH NAKTNG

TAKE NOTICE-Pactics makes Perfect The subscriber
having devoted himself for the last years, entirely
The Coach Making business i'll all various branches he
% fully satisfied hat he is able give satisfaction
= style of Garages that may he ordered.
l:seence be given Of the city regards
HI work All kinds Of Carriages done up and repaired The
best Light Wagons ard Carriages constantly hand
Tor sale Second hand Wagons taken exchange for
9 otte-s. G. BAhCALOW, ISL Fourth street,
nAg g,xsrc
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EXANDER,S TRICOBAPHE.

"A NEW AND INVALUABLE DlStoNEnIl Vtink
N Liquid Dye, which changes the color oil the
hair beautiful brown black without injury 10 the han OF
ykn The great superiority Of this Dye consists IN ITS Easy
mode Of application and instantaneous other dyss
requiring from twelve hours produce change
supsos excellence will be apparent to every one upon single
application. .
Extract from the "Phadephia Daily Sun."ALE xANpERs
effect Of the above the hair truly as
toahng IL tried yesterday Office, and the change
from grey to black instantaneous. .
Extract from the "Phadepha Daily Forum "Several Of
have receGty applied their hair the vua
bic liquid Dye known Alen,nders Trcobphe-a and
valuable discovery; and II has failed produce the
desired effect Immediately after applying gay hair or
whiskers, i mparts beautiful brown or black color
For sale by kushton TO. dugg, ITO Broadw Aspin
wall g WiIism street Johnon Moore Taylo, 81 Maiden
druggists throughout the U. >. or Of sole agents,
r. y. Il. A. WRIGHT, 23 South th street
ma 1msro PHILADELPHIA.
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NEW YORK HOTEL,
11l RrnnhxUaU Nayw KnrL ClfW.
B o A r d l N G j.
MRS. u. FISH,
1876, 1877 and l39 broadway,

NEW YORK.
The PUBLIC and visiting the city respectful
informed that the above have teen fitted
psror manner, for the entertainment OF
Permanent and Transient Bodrders.
The location pleasant and central busness-the apart
spacious, light and airy, aud handomy lun shed
throughout with furniture BEDS bedding SC The table
will be abundantly supplied with the best The market Afford
mac Intro
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LODGINGS TWENTY-FIVE
EENusa
JAMES Lazy,
DIR APER A ND TAIL OR,
In

154 William street, corner OF Ann, New York,
always Sn noaa select Re ssnS 3 Sa o. s
CLuTHS-EnEljsh French and Amersan, Of almost
color from medium quality 10 the finest.
CASSIM CRES-Woo Blacks, Plaids, Stripes Figured and
EIsstc, in great variety
vEsTINGs- Silks, satins. Marseles Caahmeres. Vel
vets, &c.
Also white alin figured and plain rich light silk Velve
&c. for balls, aud parties with great variety OF other goods
partcularise suitable for
enemep paonzing this establishment rely hav
nE their made order the best possible
and every satisfaction To quality h and workmanship
given. 49,
-The LowEsT CASH PRicr viii be asked, from which
debts by which would be Obliged TO pay make
for the Of Others CA-H DELIVERY will III all
be required.
Also hand select Of Ready Made Clothing,
Office Coats Pants Vests Dress and Frock Coats &C., &c.
reduced prices.
Geneinen furnishing their goods have them made
and trimmed the bsy pnss BILE Ia good lit warranted
il al die price Of the goods at the follow
Pants aud Vests 81; Dress Coats 81 $40:
frock Coats 80 Sl2; other garments in proportion.
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ID. LIPPOLD&CO

ono. lOS WILLIAM STREET, near John,)
0FFE0 tOk SALE the following Goods of their own i'm
portations by the package 10 lots suit
NEAL BEkLl ~ ZEPhYk WORSTED AND GERMAN
TAPESTKY WORSTED-,
Best manufacture and mo.t extensive assortment
CANVASS.
Cotton, Linen, Silk Woted, Gold Silver OF all widths
aud sizes.
EMBROIDERY PATTERNS,
Or all Makers and Numbers.
CHENiLlE,
For working and Ornamental Trimming plain and shaded;
Flower Chenille, &c.
Plain and shaded and Chnee Sticks ard Spools; Twist
Floss, do.
- FRtNGES.
Silk, Worsted ard Cotton, of the stest styles
t.ll 0lMPS.
ann M Sad !, Gimp in Cords, s,, aaasreai variety:
- GELS &c
STFFL, GILT, AND SILVER BEADS,
Parse Trimmings Steel and Jet Buttons, Hair Tins sc.
OILED SILKS.
Assorted Colsrs.
PERFORATED PAPER.
CORDS AND T&SSELS ..HU
Biads, Taies. Bindings, Galools, &c.
q man
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arletles.

summary mode OF settling the license question has
been adopted by t5e Corporation of Huntsville, Ala, who
have fixed the license for retailing spirtuous liquors,
within one mile Of the court house, ct 81, 500.
George Watkips, who committed rape in Wore ester
county short time since, contesses his real be
j1hn Roach-thst he formerly lived in Granville, and
was tried for similar crime IN Wsseid etout year
ago His youth then saved him from the gallows
The st. Augustine Herald OF the lst nst Gays Mr.
Theodore Hmdsdae killed by skot gun in the hands
o. Major c. Taylor, at Enterprise. the a2d ut Major
Taylor wss baled in the sum o. $4,000, by Judge
Bronson to await his examination, which was TO take
place on Friday last.
Four prisoners made ingenious escape from the nil
in Louisville Ky last week. They took the wires out
cf Their basins and picked the locks with them.
Mr.. Hatch, who has been trial at New Orleans for
the murder OF Mr. Jackson Of this city, in bail rcom
has been acquitted.
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ROULSTONE'S RIDING SCHOOL,
137 and 139 MERCER STREET.

kOULSTONE'S RIDING SCHOOL,
l37 4ND 139 MERCER STREET.
a. MR. JOHN 8. ROULSTONE has the honor to
inform his friends, and the public general that his
School for destruction in Horsemanship open
cav aud evening, as folcvs:-
Hours for Gentlemen, from. ..........6 TO A. NJ.
,, - .sais. ;..;.-..s A. NJ: 70 3 Z.
r luslone.
N has Just received from the country several fine
Saddle Horses. which he IL authorised 10 sell
seneble p'lce m25rc
H;OLlAN PIANOFORTES.
NUNES CLARK having purchased the patent right for
- gnlemsl Hosn At1chi the Pianofortr FOR the
United States, Excepting Massachusetts
s ru:c that they supply Pan cfofRs
tins improvement attached attach the any
dern made hozolsa Panofoes. In regard the dcrab
y - this inveron Z. prepared satisfy the
meats them the assertion, that the oian" will
main IN tune climate, aud vii be affected by
si'ioss of atmosphere the Satisfactory
,rsn with each inst umen;
The public invited ~ examine the olian Panoforss'
their No 2a0 Broadway opposs the Park where
ao may be found assortment Of 6s and octave so
,es both N rosewood and mahogany rr2s 6msrc
INSTRUCTION ON THE PIANO.
nj INWRlGHT, Professor Of Music, informs his friends
w. and the public in general hat he has made
to nstru ctons the Piano Forte. His style Of i'm
ased if equscd BY any other style present taught
ing all the and elegance OF execution capable Of being
ared thar instrument. He has already turned several
Ir1csnt scholars and the public will be satisfied
his abilities on giving him trial. His terms reasonable
n we advise all hose want of teacher to embrace the o
kown on application at l72 Grand Of Mulberry
trh2a sTrc
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In SUPREME CoUgr, April 5, 1915 5.-teisea eds
BnTdettMotinn to ee' escr ceiaoit, IL: grsnteG
terms D1venpor ais " s-No,icn expaItd taat W.
fompkips p8y ot murev IL 30 nsys CT thGt az,
,schIDent issue, gran,ei Wilcox vs. NJ scs Motion il
.ss cuseoflsred 10 stand over tu nsxt paci,l ci
Carr IDS Com. took, do 90 Ses munr eda Van Wafer
Motion or ja gment a. IL case "a nonsu. srantsd ur
less paiuth siipu'ptc snj pay coss NiceCi7 eos Hrm
ptreS e'o Mcon change venue ieried Far vsBraoe,
sheriff O1' l3r l. q. Marvin Ia pay certain bnnsys
OF hat actme1t isue. lhe Bg5rd q Supervisors
eiths county Of Chemaas eds The prl &;. Of ,he ,te
muug Cana, Bank otion to change venue, dsnec witn
Gusts, without prejudice. A'ens ads W.guer-Otocr
absolute hnt psuh ie security for costs Hal 1T a eds
Wiles assgnre kc.No'cn 10 set as6e proceedings in
tu on bond, graute! with costs Ridder ads ArsccA et
aiMotion 10 change grnntfd by dsnui. Travis
va Crugn ct ai-Mot.on to osc judgment, &c. granted
default--Magee ot ais Coney-Mction TO change ve
nue. granted by default. In the matter Hsl.a'y VS. vii
Enson ct alMotioD exparte for certiorari, sroned
Same Fatnha It AL do 5cDckinson eds Smith ei al
Motion for judgment in oil nonsuit, granted by
default Buxton ads Carlton, do do.--Browns ads North
Motion to set aside report Of referee and for commission
denied with costs. Same DDS Same, do do.-.snGny
.frsus
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CHURCH'S
UEG APTE T.DTTON

VEGETABLE LOTION,
COR CLEARING AND BEhUTIFYlNG THE CON-
J. PLEXION.-Churchs Vegetable Lotion will chectually
remove from the skin all offensive bloehes r'mpes tan sua
pesou This vusble Cosmetic has been extensive use Tor
aud considered an ndsIrp apehaase
corrnr OF Spring street m2o lmsm
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HENRY McCURREy. Tins unfortunate man,
faund gnliyand condemne d 10 death forthe murder
of Paul Roux visited in his CELL Saturday
ing last, by sheriff Tracey. accompanied by +.
Pinkney, ESQ., for the purpose OF informing him OF the
period designated by the Governor for his execution We
have heretofore stated that McCurrey, under the advise
en and instruction of the Rev MIR. Coskery. OF the
Catholic Church. had given evidence Of his resig nation
10 death; and his deTeanor hearing the announce
OF the day fixed tor his execution, gave further proof
Of the fact When told that the visit for the purpose
of officially informing him Of the action OF the Governor
designating day for bis execution, McCurrey hung bis
hoad crossed his hands upon his lap and sank heavily
ia his seat. The warrant reed, and Sheriff Tracey
taking him erdely by the hand remarked to him that
he should not see him again probably. till they should
meet designated by the warrant tho 27h june, ad
vised him prepcrs himself by devotion God The
occasions assured him that he would attend the fulfil
mont oil the requirements the law in person. obvate
any unpleasant cxcitenen end gave nim such counsel
became the duty Of merciu and kind minister Of the
law. During this 1me McCurrey raised his head but
once and nardiby to be breathing forth prayer
10 Heaven. When M. Tracey and Mr.. Pinkney
about TO leave, he raised himself up appeared cheerful
and told them he ready to the requirements OF
the law. Though pressed down by reflections OF the
mode which he is from time to eernity,we
his spirit, stayed by divine grace may reman in
state prepared Tor Heaven BGhinofe Clipper ydnH7
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AGENCY FOR TIE SALE OF

BRONZE POWDERS.
HE very best and cheapes, Brze all shades and quail
ties are constantly direct from Germany and oi
fered for sale by LEUPULD kUH 90
mhaI lmsrc 6k Wall street. New York
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MRS. .CARROLLS MEDIC AThD VApOUR
BATES,
3Z5 Broadway
MANY have heard Of the efficacy Of Mrs Csrro's
l Vapour Baths remedy for preventive Of colds,
inuenzas rheumatic affections SC &c although its bene
fits in such be overraed should be forgot
luxury the Vapour Bath universally preferred
evry othr mode bathing Many deferred from trying
from idea OF its being formidable
tended with the admusteripg-Na bath
b. simple safe and pleasant than Vapout Bath
gvsn MTs. Carros establishment. Some, contrary the
nncpes Of phyolcgy End common imagine that tee
danger Of taking cold after baih the circulation by the ef
feet OF the ba rendered active and III skin IS better
alb ed resist the influence Of The amosp hence the d
catching cold after bath, absnrb. Open from sr
III. morning till at night Portable Baths sent Of
city.
sulphur Baths require one hours no ice.
SO 1he'Eaths will be removed st Of May 10 S4 Fulton
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k&S FOR ONDON-Pscket of the 10th Of April
& The packet ship WEs1MtNsTEh M ss ~ Captain Tink
/ Fns. packet ships for Liverpool =
The PACKET ship NEW YORK, Captain Cropper, will posi-
Ad Tie PACKET shie siDDoNs, Captain Cobb on the ast
April
passage the above ships having unsurpassed
JOHN HERDMAN,
IL Gaua l.Etr.a
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-03-14
o. See last page for various articles.
TEXAS NOW-THE TARIFF NEXT

Let those Norhen men, who have protested 10
be great friends of the Tariff, and who have vet
aided in the annexation of TcXas-and those other
Northern Tariff men, who have disregarded the
morality OF the question, turned q cold shoulder
upon the Annexation Of Texas and en1uired only
how 1t was likely to affect sour busness"-let them
look out, no,C, for the signs of the times. Six new
Loco Senator's thorough-going anti-Tdrif men
WILL probably take their seats in the u S. Senate
at the next winters session. Several new locofo-
co members, will, also, be added to the House of
Representatives. The cry of "Repeal" is already
ondly sounded, in regard to the Tariff from sever
al sections OF the Locotoco encampment If we
are not iearfully alive to this matter, the next Con-
gress VIII entirely PROSTATE our whole system of
protection to the products and labor of the country
Hear what the Richmond Enquirer-the great Or
gan OF Southern Locofocosm-an ANNOUNCES on this
subject:
"'The agtatng question of Texas now settled -.
we have only one other great difficulty IN our way.
or course we mean The Tariff and upon that great
question the South will never sforbear'-neyer
finch-never deser: the duty she owes to herself
and to her country. Upon that question, we hope
M Polk ,cW be true to The pledges under aelich he
was eiected-pledges, solemniy made al the Bali
more Convention, as they were made IN regard to
Texas. On this subject we renew NOW, at this
most important and accepted time, the pledge and
Ia the same spirit which was breathed in the 9th
resolution Of the Legislative Convention, to
raise the consecrated banner and battle it until we
succeed"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-03-14

veto petoed, Just as the Tyler dynasty was ex-
haling It's last neutrality-suspicious. at the final gasp
there was done "a deed of dreadful note" in a
co ordinate branch of the government The last
veto OF "Fhe Veto President" was actually veto
ed! Congress had passed an act relative to Reve-
nue Cutters which did not please the retiring Chief
Magistrate, and he sent it back with his objections.
rerhaps he did it in order to make his adnnstra-
uon CHARACTERISTIC. He would make the veto his
Omega, as he had made it his Alpha. But alas I!
Tor the instability of human affars-thc fckleness
or human tastes! The question being put in the
House, they decided that the bill should become
law IN despite the veto! The vote (required to be
two-thlrds was I26 to 81, in the House of Repre-
sentatipes, and in the Senate it was al 10 |. That
one was Mr.. Colquit- kind soul
La the House, Mr. Henry A. Wise's successor,
Mr.. Bailey made desperate effort to avert this ca
tastrophe, and good Tyler man to the last, made
a speech in honor Of the Veto and the Vetoer-
But the charm was gone They would not have it
at any price. And Mr.. Bailey turning his ewes up
on the clock, saw its hands cease to move. With
nervous attempt 10 raise point of constitutional
ORDER on the happening of this phenomena, he sank
back amidst the laughter of the House, and thus
died the last " Veto"-.E Y. Express
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-03-14

Obedience TO Legislative Instructions. Time was
when this used to be insisted upon as cardinal
feature in the democratic creed. In their course
upon the Texas question: however, the Loco Focos
have violated this, as well as every other well.es-
tabished principle of Democracy. Senators Allen
and Tappan, of Ohio without whose votes Annex
alton could not have been consumated, although
instructed, IN the most direct and positive terms, to
oppose the measure, gave it their warm sup
port And, for thus wfully setting at defiance the
instructions Of the Legislature, and the wishes of
the people of Ohio, Messrs Allen and Tappan re-
celve the encomiums of the consistent Loco Foco
press !-.4lbany Evening Journal