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New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-28
PALMo,S OPERA HOUSE.

PALMO'S OPERA HOUSE.
THE HUTCHINSON FAMILY,
y ENEwEpIY grateful for Of public favor,
n respectfully 10 the ezsos OF NewfoEk tlst
'A'l' ''1''A VOCAL. ENTERTAINMENT
IN his city viii PSkNo:S ~ Pliss q OPERA HOUSE
on. .FRibiY EVENING. March Is, ls,s;
~hen The following programme OF sonss and old favor
hoods Hornr Iamen, OF The Irish EmsrAnt The Sol.
dsr:s rus-r Iadian Huater The Mariner Loves O,f
@ Wss Ns 70 RFSa% Fcs aIf g .v Gaesa M9
Get of the Track 't Old Granite STATE &c. %c
stores on Broadway, Nos ls9 2Ul eO1 80 - q S9,
50 s6t So s59.t igt Bowsty snd a; No fanSn si@9j r.
concert. To commence u quarter cofe CLOCK u y
MILE PAULINE pESJAHpINS.
GRAND COMPLIMENTARY CONCERT,
OPERA AND BALLEr.)
IL Pdimo's Ore'u House, on Monday, SIS. INST.
SiGNORA RoslNA PlCO. Prims Donna Of the late Itai'
IAN troupr IN this ci,y and other euea; art,st- bee
leave Inform The patrons OF the Italian and ADMIRE;
give Farewell Complimentary Concert, with orer nd
Ballet 10 Mile DcarJas, previous 10 hex departure i!om
IS SONORA RoSISA rIco.
NINE BURKHART,
MISS PRAY,
SIGNORINA FELICIA.
Is years old her ID and positively ls,, aptN,,Nacsl
SIGNoR StNoUGRICo.
SlGNoR RAPETTl,
Mr. KYLE. SIGNoR ETIESSE.
MR. GRoENvELT,
MR. PHI. MAYER,
With full Orchesta-and SlGNOR DE- bEGNlS.
B-ses,s maybe secured 'very day, fF'n O'Clock \.
Priee-FiSs Tier and P,ructe 81 ID Tcr 50 cents Fri
vae Boxes, =. i'<' -
A MEXICAN MUSEUAl-COry Of Broadway and -,aa-
tlstrset
Performances every Evening at "a ccoeA anI " eI"s''
day and Saturday Afternoon al g. ~ ,
NksW-YORN GIANT. ONLY 16 YEARS OLD
Also engaged Mr. H. $ BEAV ERS the Blind tldler aud
Novalist.
DR. VALENTINE, the celebrated Laughing Philosopher
Miss VI. +. ADAIR charming ccalisi-
LA PETITE C.ARLlNt., A graceful panseuSs
MADAME ROCKWELL, Fortune; Telling PetTolc-iSt
GREAT WESTERN, uneIualled Low tomedlaH.
Mr.. COLE the wonderful Contorions
Mr Wli. WIlIILOCK. Banjo Player
Mr.. W. J. HAMILTON, Ballad S,ngsr
NEW AND ORIGINAL COMIC MELtNGE.
by Mr.. and Mrs. Western aud Mr. Whlock.
Admission % cents-ChJnu under 10. l2i cents 'n-i
INVESTIGATIONS ~ NtMM MAGNETISM aud
L phrerolosy by Prof RODGERS the uurIy alei Masnet
ger ard PhrenologistPof RODGERS has the honorto an
nounce his of Course oi -Four Lectures
on above valuable with Interesting rNIEInents
Rutgers Institute. Madoust Tuesd1y o each week com
meucius Tuesday. ith March -.
clinton Hall Wednesday Of each week commencing we'd
neslay, oth of March. ,,
81 Thursday OF each week, commencing Thursday, 9TH OF
March; and
S, Luke's Buildings. OF Grove and lludSons III
day OF each week. commencing FIiday 1th Much 10 COM
n,eucr At halipast clock.
Tickets, which will admit Lady and Gentleman. y cents
mes aus
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-28
PENMANSHIp.

GREATEST REDUCTION YEri
10 LESSONS IN WRITING FOR 90.
90 3 80.
WINTER RTON'S
WRITING AND BOOKKEEPING ACADEMY,
GRANITE BUILDINGS, No. 2sl BROADWAY
MIR. wINTt.RTO\ Informs the public that. desiring 70
extend the advantages of his Academy widely oiS
he has reduced his tegns for thorough course ot W EN
LESSONS his -lr ,nd practical system Of
10 IN. low price Of THREE DOLLARS AND FIFTY
CENTS. Mr. VS. styl- well known superior To ANY
other taught in City for Mercantile purposes otherwise
and having hitherto received universal commendatioE III 'n
parting it. he boldly challenges public comparison
Shorter Course OF 10 LESSONS FOR 81 10 those who de-
sire it. ,,:,
tentlrmens hours A. NJ from 10 P NJ Ladirs daily
from II TO l. Private lessons if desired
DOUBLE ENTRY HOUSEKEEPING
as usual taught the thorough and At reduced
' (jf b,nd Writing exclusively m2T lis
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A. 4. rUrTLE, Auctionecr.

~ L. rCI1LE, Auctionecr
EJARnNARf, CUTLERY. FANCY AND STABLE
4 i GOODS-,IACOB :. rLATTS 10Th sprlns Sae oi
Hardware ana Heavy Goods will take place THIS DAY AZ
10 O'Clock "a the Auction Eoom % Patt a. corner oil "ot
ST. consisting OF 800 packages. cases ana lots ot eA' ae
Shelf Hardware, French and German Goods. &c.
Also, l50 lots OF Table and Dessert Knives anu r''AS
Pom and Pocket cutlery Rlzors Scissors, shears, &c
Aso 10 close sales loo sets Japsncd Tea Trays ana
Walters. "a ,. -.
Nlso with which the sale VIII comrnoEcs' % earHs VI
Tho, Mottfam & sons superior Fen and Pocket knives.
Sc ,.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-28

JOHN Il. GLOVER, Auctonecr.
u1OHEST TREES-TIlIS DAY al II o'clock, opposite
4 Mc,srs Ludlow 4 Co. % Broad street.. B GLoN.
erwin sell silver, Fir. sugar Maple, Elms' SILVER Lear
Maple FIR Trees Ar5or Nitp. Nc &c-ali large ana ne
~
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-28

S,TOt-K AND TRADE oF COMBS ASD FANCY GOODS
, FOR ;AIE-Ihc subscriber would sell M stock Of Combs
and Fancy Goods with the tfade such terms Is wl BE ad
yano, Ia rms one wishing INTO the business. Persons
s.r0ls oftaEjug hold profitable business VII peGse make
ears application - GED :; IARf,
,,,l5 I,y1.- l05 Malten.lGne.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-28
.JOuS ]. SWIFT. Auctioneer.

JOHN j. SWIFT, Auctionecr
StTOCK or GROCERIES, STORE FIXTURES, LEASE
- OF STORE & CO.-SwlFT & MORGAN will sell on
MONDAY March 3st. 10 o'clock at the store No. $50
Eighth doors East OF Broadway tue enie STORE
Fixtures of John Brown Brothers, consisting oil tne
following ariicies black walnut Table Counters ~
BY ~ Is large Tea and Coffee Caniscrs brass and IRON
Counter scales Weights and Measures anu one OF oefaoe
Patent Platform Scales large quantity OF Shelving Cor
nice Drawcfs &c together with part OF tue reta stocA
OF Groceries consisting Of Teas Spices Preserves Pickes
&c &c.
Also large covered Boston Wagon. sprinS mana
Wagon sc, pair OF Awning Pests and ia tures
Also y LEASE for years OF the elegant Easement
Room fronting 5h street, - feet by ~ ect IN te ica
with su1-cear attached, being very eligible piaee I'
, ,,o,,,ccI i,ef,,torv and OYSTER saloon. m2s 3ts'
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-28

GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES RETAlLED At
" WHOLESALE PRICES, ~ J. 7. WILLiSToN.
Dealer in Waiches No. Coflaad BEiway mp
stairs.
All WATCHES sold =; :his establishment Warramt-
ed 10 be such as represented The money refunded
Second Hand Watches taken u exchange or boueh; ioF
cash
~, msNn.r =, the Iey, -, prices rl5 imis'
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-28
- Dr. Griscom's Concluding Lecture on
iN....I. IL. mud N..mfilnfinn Will be gINen TNls

fVf%iNti 1t the Society Library, at u o'clock. sgGeet
Lr interiors Of buildings of all kinds Several inter
esIur experiments !ih ,enstoS oeated by blast
Of air viii b. performed Tickets 3V cents 10 De au az e
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-28

CHANCERY SALE Of Real Estate l 3issis.ippi-By +
yir;ue Of decree Of the Chancellor ed Jackson
l3h February 1885, Will s;ll eommssiorer the 2ith
April next the Office Of the Ass.neeS Of the Commercial
and Railroad Bank Of Veksbur r.slFoad d-?ot
VICkSbURG. for fifth cash-b4lance | 2. }. and &
vea.s in equal p2ymeutsa large amount Of REAL ES-
TATE belonging tc aid aASIggee. consisting DI about
so lots ard parts OF lots il Vicz1burZ many Of tben
proved with s;ores residences. and Il hotel
Or-r ae1 acres of lard IN Wstr-r county
Houses and lots IN CliGtcu-
2JCG acres Of land IN HIncS couBtT.
1900 acres Of land in Rankin county
House and lot il Vernon and 20 Of land Ma1oa
county.
of land in Holmes county.
$50 acres Of land in IsEoO county
1880 Of land in Carroll county.
400 aces, and town lot " n Grenada YelobaAha
go OF land in Tallahaichir county.
1905 acres Of land in Sunhower county.
81 Of land IN CoahOma county.
1900 Of land 10 Bolivar county. - ~,
proved bot the greater part unimproyed and fertile ands oe
tailed list which published The MsstiiPAh u
=, - ,,,;.,
Information titles qualify &c. can o had oy <isf. is
ton ,k- Office Of The sssisn..s who viii have 49, 49, q, ~
&c prepared for insl-ctiou by i5tn haIeh ~
application 20 Ina2t!.1 J. ROACH, Ccm'nis''ohet'
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-28

~ wssHTT&ihtiFs ssHT&ihtiFss3 11fiyELRY. sILVER'WARE. &c:
I'd II c. stone eons,Sygigb tyssbes sH'i CSsin.. Key.,
SESfs Penc Css. God Pens, Cha s'R hsH Hnoo,
ie,. n bra del 20 . ns cemenens 5u,ne,s ID
I.se I ,1ns de same the present tune On Cesn
i5 am ~ ent with small gains explains The secre>
priIepe am eog Lung so we'll when trading q; be St3Te
%, pelsonS f.,sery carefully repaired. Oh Waiches
Watches ani -, zen m exchange bought for cash.
Ie"shy' '"- 'IHItBgARD q. STONE, ;oi B.oaewsy,
Corner Walker street New fo't
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-28
Fun rnr,ical,r, IN catalogues.

DY r. W. kLNiBNLl. y CO.--tURAlIoRE Az .NUS-
ID TION-FRIDAN. March ?sih. AZ 10 O'Clock AT No co
Chambers street. the entire Furniture o! family declining
housekeeping, among which are elegant curtains ana VI
n,nens HnisSos and Ingram Carpets mll and French
mahogany Chairs mahogany Dressing bureaus, wash
stands Card Tables Dining ard Breakfast Tables mahos-
any, French and hgpost Bcdsteads Cnndelaoras, uian
loes Csors Cake Baskets. Coffee and Tea Ur Feather
Beds Bedding and Mattresses. Work Table, Looking
Glasses, cut glass Decaners Wines, TumDrrs Celery.
Stair Carpets and Rods Toilet Setts, Dinner ana
Sets Sofas Tnbourets Rugs, Astral and Hall Lamps, Hall
Oil Clo h. cane bottom Chairs &C. Also, Parlor Stoves
- OIL PAINTINGS .Waldies" Library and other Books
Catalogues ready the morning Of sale NO lostpone
men III -tla
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-28
CLOTHING.

L,RENCH CASSIYERES-New and desirable patterns, re-
ceived arrival, will be made 70 order n our
usual moderate prices WM Il. JENNINGS Z co.,
mh2S 3,is 23 Broadway. American Hotel.
II DEPOT or FANCY DRESS ARIlCLES-Vanopne new
~ styles SILK nnd Satin Crava and Scars with large u.s.
sortmcn; Fancy Dress Articles, for sale 23 Bnndwsy
mh28 Cts opposite the Fountain, JENNINGS & GO
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-28

L. NJ. BAKER. Aucuoneer.
10y MORGAN 8; JOHNSTON, Store 2l5 broadway
% THIS DAY. at 10 O'Clock.
!, large and general assortment OF Dry Goods, Cuuety'
Gold and silver Watches, which arc some superior
English Levers, Jewery Fancy Articles &c. @c Losiai
ch advances made on al consignmeRts. Out door sales
attended 10. u3i am
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-28

SILK GOODS REMOVAL.
IHARLES Dl-RFEE y co. have removed from q TX
Y cisnse rac- the recently occupied 5y Nessrs
Cooke. Anthony y Nanny.
IS Pearl ana; &c Beayer-,~se .cr. of Hanover.
Where hey 4 prepared 70 e1bIa splendid assoftm1at oi
of FRESH GOODS adapted the Spring Sales Purchasers
4.e Invited examine sif stock before making ,heit uE-
CHI ~ III 2AlsNIN VI
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-28

MINIATURE ALnAyAc-..rus DAY.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-28

DR.. Ennhfns, :, on hc I IiIIUstIIiS U1 49, -
n,t, IsrouchItiS.-D Banning will deliver Lecture
This Evening nj IA O'Clock in Nj Burchats Church cor,
nsr OF Thompson ard Houston streets on the oi
erS a are invited. hl'o ~
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-28
4 Card.

D D. NASH Aretioaeer- store iSe Fulton st.ee.. In,
n D. y informs h> friends and the public that ne san
u. continues Tie Auction and Coumss'oa nasisS' -
cons gnlnents out.dcor sales OF Household Furnnus'
by Goods Groceries, Hariware. Merchandise ana F''ss
erty Of every description pUnciGa.iy aiteEGed 10
NETExS
Y. & II. Vannc>.. No. l13 Front street.
Thomas H. Legcett. 23 BeeSr1an street.
William VI. Mitchell. 1l6 Broadway,
HAYS Il TrcIdwel, Franklin House, Broadway,
Hiram Barney. - John street,
James VI Post. lG2 Am'tv street. mis- iniss
e. COTTON X CO. Auction and Commit sisa Aer-
chants, Nos liz Fulton and 81 Ann street
Liberal advances made consSnments, and promp, 10
turns MADE
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-28
TO LET.

1p.A TO LEr-Part of n Iloue IN Vandam street Kent
fI lo. 10 ,fnnll and unobisc)nnbo iamly. Apply 10
-4%ssSS- mh37 iws' EZRA COLLIER. lO5 Fulton street.
no TEACHERS.
a-l WANTED To LET. Lease Sell leige and com
A rodols House. situated the city ~ pleasant end
.E. henhy Village Tho above premises have been oceu
cI l Honlug and Day School Tor several past The
0yneT wishing have School continued the premises VIII
furnish scholars sufficient pny the rent and also use h' Y
tusnr, 10 send others For further paTculars nppy 10 ~
55 B0aHuy or line addressed post paid viii meet VIII I'M
InadInte attention. hHh. oe
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-28
WEDNESDAY. Aprl >,

\; l0i o'clock at No. SIS Houston street
HOUSEHOLD FUSNirVSE &c.-Comprising large and
valuable assortment c gentecl Furniture bns the prop
erty OF family breaking up housekeeping, consisting OF
sofas piyars , French and 81 mahogany Chairs. mar
bic top Centre Tables, Brussels and Ingram Carpets ON
Cloth Candcabrass Hall and Astral Lamps one large Mir
ror Looking Glasses French and w.ndlass Bedseads Hs
Ma;;raSs. Feather Beds and Beddu China and Glass
stoves Sc together with general assortment OF hitchen
In ,tft-n
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-28

ADWAY JOURNA l..
SATURDAY. MARCH q. 1875.
illustrated with Pora OF Distinguished AuneNauonist
coSTESIs-IEvIT-ws OF NEw BOOKS
Th, Amber WITCH Library Of Commerce.
Plasiausm-conciGied. by Z. \ Po-
\ commission OF Luaasy. By Harry franco;
The AT Of the Use of Color IA Painting By " m tsss
Great Tower OF Isruealt-couclstra.
UuiysrsaiiIy OF Human -motions.
New Comedy. By Mfs. Novatt
The Concert Room-N. \. ' ocal Society
Musical Review. Miscellany, &c sc
Tire Dollars FER anuum single anneetst' cenis
JOHN B.SCO Pu5listier S3 SsoSdN1i
For al. a: tH- News OIS,rS IL
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-28
.J,er Cent Advance.

WHULt.SA De or re IAIL!I
L, WHEELER y co - Maiden Lane. wine possess anu:
t. ,u4l flc=s ior purchasing CHEAP have now and viii
u constantly on l4ul srge and spendid assortment al
CLOTTS C.ISSIiERES pESIiSGS. SERGES,
SfTIyS aud all goods used b. Merchant Tailor which
hy " Nh sell wholesale or retail extremely small ad
vance otn cost They therefore with great confidence in-
,!t, the l,i-ntion Of th- Public =,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-28

WANTED.
CiTUATioNS FANTED-By TWO yoans women with
> good reference cooks do genes house"ork m
small family. No objections gong the ecc1ty snort
distance Aroly AZ So Beach i mo
CITUATiON WANTED-By a respectable yogg- -iri as
> ctambermald and seaS'frSS IN small family
B-s city reference given. Please apply a. 10 Tyfeet
rn29 p
iTAITER VA TEO-A good Water who Iho.osshiy
w understands his business. @ c1iored man esrredJ
may fnd permanent situation by apya al $40 broad"s
near Union Place ms y"
Eo-By rsctable Young woman, s1tu4toa iS
w cook and roHefia snail Iail: or 10 do lidn
seiu: aud 70 take Of ch li-G Please call al d ott
street. stairs, IN Tie front room In2S 2
WANTED IMMEDI NrELY-An English cr Amcrcnq
w Girl To do the general OF small family. y rooi
washer anI roncr willing sAort distance IN te county
NAV iind permanent by applying al South hd-
street corner OF Tenth street, WasbuIsh Wages 50 per
month.
A,VARNIoHEK WANTED--A good workman csn ilnd
= employment by ealing at So Bro.dway. m2 .
NIANTED-A situation by respectable person 10 go.k'
w wash aud iron DO principal house TorHahd "a
good city Has objection to so 10 Brook "r
further part,rulars apply n 22l Elzabeih,t n.z q
PALMO'S OPERA HOUSE.
ANTED--Fifty good Chorus SirS=Ts ard thiry-siV
w Musicians for an Orchestra Please spgy lmn-diaisiy
10 NV liusicd Director NlT Loter Il rainc Whose ei-
ca.enenrs will be duly ratified by NDlNNhFOhp
mas i''
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-28
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
VALUABLE WORKS NEARLY READY.
d. APPLETON viii shorty publish

D. APPLETON viii shorty publish
FARMERS AND ENIGRiNTS : HANDBOOK. Benz
m and cor;e;e Guide for the EArcer ana the Ecral;-
Coor- lie Clearing Of Forest Ead P-t'-- Lard-GaTder
ins-Farnng seneraiyFa:rery-1s9 osey-he F'evesIISn
be b. Josiah T tIarsha, author o! The Eisanis rue
TIE BOOK OF THE ARMY. comprising general Mil
ny History OF URed STATES from ae OF lnde
t5eaeuce 10 the pre.enttne hy John Fit- Ii Done vol
In il.usir.; ed with nur-eross p!aeS.
HISTORY OF FRAICE, from ihe erriie,i p-nod To the
present tine BY vi NicIrlei, CpnI. = oG Tuesday.
TEt-TL- RES on MODERN HISTORY By hos Arnold,
D. u an Introductun aBs Note ~ Pof Henry fed o
the University Of Pennsyv euia-l vol l-no
POEMS By II. W L'rd (of Princeton. New Isfey-l vo
The GoLDNAKERS VILLAGE. translated fIon the
GerInan Of Helnnck Zs:hokke.l yo l,fna;
RECENTLY PUBLISHED.
MANUAL. OF ANCIENT AND MoDERN HISTORY.
Be- W. c. TayIc:. /. / u. revi.ed. m1-s Us
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-03-27
FROM TEXAS

lexas dates to the ilth instant have been re-
ceved at New Orleans.
The Galveston Weekly News of the lst inst.
says, "We have already furnished incon,estble
evidence that British policy has so far prevailed
in Texas that Her Britannia Maiestv's Cbarge
has obtained pledge from Ex.President Hous.
ton to use his utmost endeavors against annexa.
lion" The same paper hints at the opposition
OF the present Administration in Texas to the
measure.
The Galveston Civilian flouts the terms of the
Joint Resolution. and tannlingly reminds the
friends of Texas ''beyond the Sabine" that .i,
takes two TO make "A bargain" The Texas Ma.
uonai Register also takes strong ground in Oh.
position to the action of our Congress-, re-.
CARDS the terms proposed as utterly degrading to
Texas.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-03-27

eo-We are authorized to announce NATHANIEL Mas.
siE Esq candidate to represent the County Of Au-
gusta in the next House Of Delegates.
eo- We are authorized TO announce JOHN b. BALpwis
Esq as candidate to represent the County of Augusta
in the next House Of Delegates.
GS-w authorized to announce ERASMUS Srn,p
LING, Esq as candidate to represent the County of
Augusta in the next House of Delegates.
90 We arc authorized to announce CHAPMAN JouN.
SON. Jr Esq as candidate to represent the County of
Augusta in the next House of Delegates.
&;- We are authorized TO announce JonN NEWTON,
ESQ., as candidate represent the county of Augusta
in the next House Of Delegates.
G5-Wc arc requested to announce Capt. GEORGE
BAYLOR and PoRrERFIELD. "A HEisKELL, ESQ.,, as the
candidates of the Democratic party, dominated by
public mecting) TO represent the County of Augusta il
the next House of Delegates
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-03-27
correspondence Of the Baltimore Patriot

"AsHiNGToN, March 10, lS45.
Again am indebted to young Talievrand, for
information in relation to the action of the Adj
mnlstration and the Senate, which has met the
public eye through no other medium. Whatever
give from him is reliable. He was an actor of
no trivial Importance in President Jackson's time
knew all that was going on in Mr.. Van Bu-
Ien,s Admostration-took no inconsderable part
IN lne movements of Tyler's Reign-and is per-
iec.,y duJan in all the movements now going on
I'd mr. Folks Administration.
iie INFORMS me that the division in the Cabinet
Iai'' th'ough It's ceDire--three on each side-the
rIes,uent colncldlng with tho three weakest
ihehOsis. "A dissolution within twelyemonth
IS Preoic'e1' when an attempt will be made to
iorIn one 'hat VIII be more like an "unii."
Mr.. Buchanan has already proved himself nm
equal to, and too tlmid for, his responsible STA
ton. In word, he "Iet down. in his maiden
despatch to the Senate-ostrich-like' hid his head
IN the sand, and thought his whole 5odv excln.
ded from view 'N'''
The Senate have been for two or IN roc ave
considering the pro2riety Of calling upon the nv.
ecutIye for information relative 10 the tyac, state
OF affairs between this country and Mexico. M
Allen, who had Mr.. Buchanan's instructions IN
the matter, roared and quaked against making
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-03-27
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS FOR THE
COUNTY

Capt. GEORGE BAYLOR and PoRTERrIELp A.
HElsKElL, esq. were nominated at meeting of
the Democratic party, held at the Washington
Tavern on Monday last, as candidates to repre-
sent the County Of Augusta in the next House of
Delegates; and the nominations, we understand.
have been accepted.
Whatever may be the considerations which
nave induced this movement-so contrary to the
commonly declared purpose Of leading men of
lhe party, and so inconsistent, on any fair and
right principle, with the active agency of some
oil them in adding 10 the multiplicity of Whiq
candidates in the feld-there is one thing yery
certain, that if the hope of elec,ng their men
forms any part OF their calculations, they must be
disappointed. The Wings of Augusta can per-
NIT no such violence to be done to their undoubt-
ed rights and well known sentiments, and if the
candidates themselves do not enter into some ar
rangemeni to reduce their number, we trust the
people Will, and that right speedily. We do not
oeileVe, however, that there is one of the candi.
dates who does not regret the present posture of
affairs, and who will not be ready to make any sa-
crihce rather than be instrumental in INJECTING so
great wrong upon the County. As long as our
opponents protested to find amusement merely
In our divisions, they might be INDUCED; but
now, when they seek TO turn them 10 their own
advantage, il is time to stop their fun, and teach
them The utter folly and presumption of their
expectations.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-03-27

the cail-gave Mr.. Buchanan's reasons why Il
would be impolliic TO do so--and said that, to
make the call. after he, Chairman Of the Com.
mlttee on Foreign Relations, had communicated
the views OF the Secretary Of State against it,
would be an indgnity to the new. President.
which II would i'll become the .'democracy" Of
the Senate TO pay to The Executive Chief, at the
head OF their party. Mr.. Dickinson and others,
Who mean to cling fast TO
the skirts OF the administration, whichever way
1t goes took similar ground. Nevertheless, the
cali was persisted in, and the resolution carried
oy an overwhelming majori,y-oniy six Senators
voting agains, it!
After this, resolution of enquiry as to the
State OF affairs between this country and Texas
was proposed, stoutly opposed by Mr.. Allen and
company. and adopted. And all this too not on
~ In the face Of the Prime Minister'S express iu-
stIuctions, through the Chairman of the Com
mi'tee on Foreign Relations, to the democracy"
oi 'ne SENATE, not to make the calls but after Mr..
buchanan had even repaired to the Capitol to de-
llser In person the wishes Of the President and
cabinet, who had held council on the subject
from seven until eleven O'Clock, Thursday night
Here was blow from the Senate, ay, from the
democracy" of the Senate, against the new
PRESIDENT and his tmid Secretary of State, that
must have been felt! The President and Cabi.
net hold their council and informally make known
their wishes 10 their party in the Scnate-and
only SIX Senators Of that party sustain them Lot
the BRUSH House of Commons vote down any
measure proposed by the Ministry, and that Min
istry forthwith goes out of power! How long
WILL MIR. Folks Ministry retain their places!
The reply of MIR. Buchanan TO these calls from
the Senate is represented to be very lame and i'm
potent. ltlowers the Secretary of State immeas-
urably from the high position he occupied as Sem
| ator. lie makes sundry excuses for not giving
the desired informa,on-which excuses are too
hmsy and transparent not to be seen through |,
very distinctly by the Senate who, being in Sc
cret session as well the Cabinet, and The ques-
ton at issue being nearly or quite that of war or
no war, thought they as well as the Ministry
ought 10 be put In possession OF all the facts in
me matter. Thus, you perceive, if what state
De correct-and think you will find it to be So
the Cabinet and the Senate are at skies and sew
ems ems, what will come of it remains to be seen
Inc chances Tor an extra session of Congress are
augmentiDg. III