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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-17
l,AlJcliABl,E,

Prentice Of the Louisville Journal thus hits eff Drough,
abe editor Of the Cincinnati Enquirer Brough went 10
look through the big Telescope they have in Cincinnati
Prentice says
Ie took his seat and began his astronomical observa
,ious There were several gentlemen standing him.
who werc greatly edited by the running comment he Kept
up on what he lie Tecoied from the telescope alter
he had looked into il moment and swore he saw the
usieet thing ever made. Agsn he looked and said i
zee something that looks Dke nan-ho us more
Ike n baboon dressed up ia humans clothes. lrs
Got cars rs big as old Smiths jnckaSs. jehu' what
nm us.v mouth u looks though u had been led on
nothing but green parso1s and horseF'dish Tor month
It's eyelids keep falling down !, was sraid to LOOK AL
honest mas IN the face. tac eye squnts and c o'he'
jumps about Like pea on not shovel !n' .'''eI
bumps are awf the lying bump sticks out like wen, and
the ste aling bump big that he'd maze mighty bad
customer tuv( bank. III that II h't is the man III
the moon I'm locking tie old fellow had better wear
mask Mr. Michcll' continued ErOugh hking has eye
the Telescope as that fellow Tue man III 'Hc
moonr As Brough tcTy inn.osnuy pn' h.s '','';'0;
CATION TO the Professor the whole company which lad
been cunyulsed with laughter while Listening 10 Vac
editors brilliant astronomical remarks, ToLTed aloud fO'
five minutes er STOOD Brough looking - vacant as AZ
apple Gumpn the oaTious customers, woncer'nS what
had got into the fellows. Al length OF the company
having become sufficiently composdc said; why broHgh
you're hoaxed.
,Hoaxed repeated Brough looking fiat as one OF his
editorials.
Yes hooked replied the astronomer you've beGn lOk-
lug nj yourself
And this was true. for wog haG slipped looking
glass into t ube and poor Brough, instead OF describing
the man in ihe moon, had given pretty faithful descrip
his eyes, raIqmed his fists uio the depth OF his beeehes
pockets and hanging his oad in s usual left the OF
sevaory muieng curses against astronomers, telescopes
sud men ~ the moor.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-17
Ritbmoio Daiip tubis.
rm,rsp,Y noaSlSo, IuLy n. is.s.
THE foRGET.ME.NoT.

THE foRGET.ME-NoT.
tEs@ns 0op-ss IF Js-sAisr.)
Silent Ger the fountain cleaning,
In the ,ilvery moonlight hour.
Bright and bcau,eous 10 its seeming,
Wave. n friendly fragile flower.
Never let a be mistaken;
Blue-as heavens own blessed eye,
by no envious clouds o'ertaken
When IL laughs through oil the sky.
Flower ci hessen's divincst hue.
symbol ii ELECTION tsie.
Whisper; to the poor hcar'.hrokcn.
Cons spoken.
Loved onc.-lke the star OF morning
Are thine eyes--so mild aud iair-
Inaenence with high adjoining
Their pure radiance every where
Maiden mine. suoGd my lay;
be this fow'ret nc'.r forgot
Whispering through the far-away,
Oh, foryct--forget me not'
Duty stern may bid Us sever,
Tears badcw our parted lot;
Yet these flowers shall murmur ever,
An iofget-iorget me noL'
List, beloved, what /, saye,h;
List zach blossoms whispered sound
A. 10. lo~ly head IL lsyeth
On the dew besprinkled ground,
B8I,ink! each dew drupis tear,
Tint brims it, dark blue eyes;
Remembcr-.,,Shen you wonder near
Forget me not Il sighs.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-17
WEBB, BACON & co.


oFFHR FOR sam,
Sk0 INNS N osasssarsr
r~OV97 In 2. Rico do
rs packages Loaf Sugar toverAss' ssi wool,,,,
10 bbt crushed do
rs Z" N. Orleans Mola-scs
uhis w. India d.
600 bag. Rio Coffee
3sS Lasuyn do
w 1T Domingo do
80 :" old Gov. Java do
rs Green do
rs Oh Maracsib odo
70 bags Pepper
Pimsnio
SACKS Liverpool Blo~n s.n
sacks Ground A.
50 bo,rs liui-' Patent Candies
DO. Tailow do
10 no. Sperm do
goo do Brown aud Fancy snsps
$50 do sIlO and isnis wiu.i,~ Gi,.,
$50 kegs Cut Nails and Brad.. Nj a .od
Blsicrvj Steel
$50 bags shot
RaT Lead
White do. ground in oil
100 s,dessoic Leather various qualities
tprer leahcr sidcs
Dapont- Sporting awi blasting Powder
ohs-~pcrm tanner aud olive
Tar. Caabr,a iieofee
lld'go Nader copp.ras. Alum Starch s.h Petra
cotton warns. Bed Cords, Leading Line. TWIN.
Tapef-wrtins. letter aud wrapping
Vests OF Wood Ware, Painted Duekru
Grind Su,pc.
nsa--Cun Powder aud Pouehone
A., "mes Lard Bacon. Rice Clover secL ke
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-17
BILL PAPER.

,HEAr medium quality Fooseap Paper ruled 10
riosls patterns for Eli = BE- had satoner-' Hail.
I2I Main Street,
log J. w. RANDOLPH.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-17
SANDS SARSAPARILLA.
FOR THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT CURE
OF ALL. DISEASES ARISING FROM AN I'M.
PURE STATE OF THE BLOOD. OR HABIT



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until , eau 9. OF d.r,c ,i.n, in an, blood
Ar, I'd ,o ~. 1901 n !. -. h
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u,mo pcasu Mr iI,rs ays tat four Of his 500 are n,r,
hciup ard the are last dous lie further says he
Ia, mo- psn IN Tic pb wbacyrr: tha, his sleep 4. Of m.
nni teic ns nate aI IN. in .vrTy .,,.e, vr,y much
change ard ino,r, What he Ia h en- dou,t A.. has
gained in . very u,nch and il abe 4, woA a, b ,,aa n hr
substance vfh. uaay, bu, the pc,u cannot IN any ay hers
Justice. manre the ssic h. lh and The clharaInr
upon is, you can nty inag,ue lie requests
meto ay h come ON and e, you a. surely n. l.. lives Man
Cod continue bless your eeayos 10 IN. Of
HUMPHREY ALMY, Jasce Of the Peace
The following case mas. eomncnd .er to TN, care
Sands, Celebrated Sar>,,pariiia.-I sprak expert.
,eeuai IN Oh.
separation
have tested Having
the i've OF nhauany acute
Rhcuuatisn recently Sands with the
happi.si d ina
mon,h appetite good aud
turning change entirely use OF hi.
paicni pc'enr. Feeling yWpaIby with uose who
afflicted With thus ioIneutng painl COMPLAINT
ain ifuni caTne, Recommending such OF this
The specific Having the the
and rheumatic sk OF Dr Sands induced tcsvby
elect Of their Sar.apara pleasure adding
umony To that OF Others commcndLtnIy
~ ,,iisRIrS nYrR H.
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-17
RAILROAD AND STAGE uoIrE.
TEvHlS route In the VIRGINIA. Snrinys md ",

All "oss.
Wills route To the Virginia Springs and West
n,t
met time point OF style comfort al economy
Leave Riehoui da, ~ by Ral Road Junction
"a m and then proceed with North.
Louis Rail Road 10 Gor,nvc $50 incs dnr-r
s;iecs zee miles, tn Charoesvc
Ing f ic aud breakfast Cookies
iivc az Clover tale sS msl before
IrAt morning etrasiast at the Warn sprn,. pass Hot
aud zine al Csaans and the White Sulphur Ca mcs
hEhs "a inc
-. :. - - y NV" WV W.
=" '.- -I'''''S :" 's ,..t A."'""hs"1 -.
.'neuins "es ea,e inc White sulphur AT sunrise ocak's'
=. a., ~ - ''NN"S'
:, $50, "'n Gay 'y u's ">n. 10
S ,, " r"'s ne" IN" neh' e'y '" .h>ar"o" lou
go, 49,, - y, ~, " 49, " y hs'sNee ~ a" ssss""N a"a
49, - "" sN'Eeo haNxau"h WI" " '''! Sii-
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-17

tUTOHyED HARDWARE.
TbNflE suJscsihcrs are nov opening large stock
n Of Goods u-, received per the CHIP shsndsneoE,i
ing IN part oG-
Elwclrs Hing iIncs
TIacr anI Halter Chuna
C1rprntcts Patent Kim Locks
Bfr.d and Marrow Butts
Bs4wnr knivrs AMI Adles
I'ntiTa We ling Hoes
Log fCii ani 90 Chains
STOCK. Fad ItD. Chei and Mprce Locks
Parliament Buit iiiaRos
Cilssi- ~ aakrda
Tcgethar With One a0tnfn Il Pocket Table Cutlery
evciy drscrptonwch orci,d for accom-
tu'd4iiug tsfuts.
my5 VAN LEW SMITH a. 90
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-17
FRENCH GOODS,
AT 52 WHTN STREET,

= DI w IN NTN IIJ,
ArEiL 1iru.
fgiE subscribers have received the pufcs
n French Porcelain consisting n
pinncf srNof ~ n pieces that my DO desired
fulrer s,ts, Eit snd plain wire
Tea ssis,
Supper ani Tea r.atcS glt anil plain whre
Coffee CAPS AMI sagccts,
Tea Cup ma Ssucefg,
TeaP1ts. Sugars. Creams md -t1p Fowls
S'fatsbcrfy Frui lwis oa Hinis
Richly Flower Vases. warranted ~ The
sind fIouscsecpors and oncrs invited n rtamlne.
WM. Q. BUTLER a. co,
ap2f Sc waip street
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-17

INKS.
THE very best black, blue aud red Inks, in va
- shaped bouIes-for saic by - -
Also
wakden'g Bssi.h Ink Powder the genuine article.
-.sP 10 ~ w
Unable MATS-Ol.cloih, Willow and Chi
i'll rcr.. 1,blc Mai. st .s,, N GISTER'F
30 ~ Main street
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-17

IUGAkS-St Crox andP REQ
- Cohees-Isguyra and Java
Herrings-N. Carolina
Papers-Cap, Letter, Wrappi7g &c
OlS-Wkter and Summer aad Tanners
Ehdes-SprTnneeii aud Mould
soaps-acAdamr, Fly'-. &c
SoIs Lsaher--gond aud damaged
Window Gak-sIIg and I0ri2
Pasier-Gfound ard Caicintd
Alum Copperas. MasdeT
Indigo SakpetTr, Saentus and
Boston Rum-'or Sale by
jug DAVENFoEI ALh'.'.
On BBI.s. phms Tar
OU q Nova SsOiia Gundsi0nes
sou sides sole Lcal.cg-in store frr sale.
,ua WEBB BACON q CO.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-17
READY.MADE CLOTHING,

No. sb, untn street,
lsohNER 18TH AND MAIN STREETSl
E SYRINGE Agent hiss sorr Zee. ,,i nv I,I o,,t
van general aSsoiin.n land weekly aallns of ,a
pnt 'hHH suitable tn the prrscni aon Of the h,.. ,I
o. Iaiin and cut; In part CONSISTING IL ~"
french Hack Dress F.oek Coats
DO do Doc skin Cas-un,,e Pant.
bo. Fancy do Jo
Black Ss and Satin Vests
Fancy do do
White Mar. lilies do
=. nusne.s Goats, single miIed cas- n.rr
Also handsome variety Gents Fancy Ar,e,,. .,.,,
Gloves. kh, ada aud Ihr, ad
sAE;s, Collars and Bosons
suspendcrs, Saeks Nc.
~ h- H. feds much confidence in Assuring M, .o, -,-,
m"r~ AMI Others disposed to "a yor him win c.I n, ~ 49,
WA oe found as reasonable tquaiy OF ae eop,.s
as those OF any establishments IN Tia. city. =. =.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-17

CiSEO..S, SOLAR LAMPS, sc.
NAJ L. have Tor sale AT luw prices
w Cut, pressed AND plain Glass, nj every description
SoliT, I.arl aSi oh LimPs-y.T nous paitetas
Chronological plel German S,ves,
Looking Ga.>r, n,-i aai other kindsali which
dispose! To sci. II a ..laH Iroh. wM r. BUTLER l. CO,
IL Ma
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-17

SCALES.
w Il are the sole agents in this city for the sale
uf "nnos" Patent Platform and rourtrr Scales
Of Scales prepared offer eonpacs upwards
hny different varieties, adopted 10 every business
the hest materials Improved prncpesusing
brass weight, o. wr,gb rui po,nd
from quarter Of pOuni 10 1900 pounds
give fleet 1rlrur improvements
render tins article tie perfect offered,
ned to sell thea at extremely low prices.
20 JOHN u. TWIPIErT a SON
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-17
WE tnkc this occasion to give

w r tukc tItts OCcustuh 10 give
notice that We Keep constantly On Ia nd. Stoves.
CRATES and Cooking Ranger. Of all kinds. that
arc senersily uscd in this MARKET. of our own
manufacture. which we viii scii On reasonable
terms Aiso. Mou's Agricultural Furnaces Zoe
sieamins fool for S,oek. which Nc will sell At
the manufacturers prices, amer adding the eI-
renscs. At our Tin. Stove AMI Sheet Iron Manu-
factory. near the He'll Tavern. where all kinds
m be- done on the mo-t rca ~onaslc terms. and At
=. i... In, .nr lSaI,rsLr Islifs.IinH IL
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-17
CHEAP AUCTION Day GOODS.

Friday. June -, 1915.
Ep H. JENKINS op-urg Dry Goods, frun
W Auction, which Wi be sold cheap by wholesale
The follow a few -
Bazorincs fto7 - 37l so dc.
CaLeoes very cheap 10y the r.. vi.
ISh Linens great B'rgan.irnul IS f.eT.
l9eu sles'inss assortment all w.lh !.om I'D
? ID. wide
Cotton shcstugt bleaehcj aud unlieaeed from I'D yds
"
DsP-.s Eu~sir sni n!ra,eye, also, Table Diapers
Bouuc-s-SO0 IIonne.s reduced prices.
RiIHis AMI Flow, -, selling ca cheap
Canton Mating, goOi. Ht IS cts and very cheap
Genleinen will find CLOTHS CasineIcs Nrsng SusprnieTs
Cn'ais Hose anu Had Hose Gloves &C reduced
Je2S n. ~. JENKINS.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-08-20

Tomorrow to. seek my kindred min,
one inhabits earthP, "a sl
Old Boiling tnrned away and soul
bis wife and daughter. They wei
his enly solace when he came worsid
in the battle Of words with his ungoa
ernable child. y, 4! ,ss
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-08-20
CHAPTER IL.

u Marion. with all his stern will, als
hatred for artificial world sseea3ka
70 act with consistency. y hile #
scorned the sway ot fashion, n
a liz t,alsss1l hIl5sS n VI ~ Sc
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-03-13
Runners IL, Washington.

The correspondent of the Journal of Commerce
Guys
1--WE have many rumors rife just now in Washing
ton-one of which Is, that Senior Almonte will. as
the bill receives its final action in the House.
demand and receive his passports. This however.
VIII be matter of small consequence, as he will not
probably return to Mexico, where his master laws n
prisoner within the leaS of the Castle of Perote If
be demands his passports, he will probably be PROMPT
ed thereto, by Mr. Buckingham, the English Minister
who has manifested deep interest in this measure
attending daily the debates in the Senate and. il
was said he present tonight the voting of the
Senate on It's final passage. He Will probably send
of dispatches for his government by express so as to
90 out by the Hibernia.
No one knows what Mr. Packerham will aim IN
DOOR, if he claims right to do any thing.
There is a rumor In town that late despatches from
the city of Mexico show that the new government OF
Mexico is friendly towards our government and will
assume hostile attitude towards the United States
although Texas be annexed.
1t is also rumored that the evidence showing the
intrigues Of England to acquire California have been
laid before the Senate, III secret session.
1t is also said that the House has, or VIII. provide
for the raising forthwith, regiments of men, tc
be marched for Texas, and there Joined by Other
troops, who will at proper time after the flag Of
Texas Is hauled down, up the broad stripes anc
bright stars Of the United States"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-03-13
The Presidents inaugural.

We have read the Inaugural Address OF President
Polk with great pleasure. Every part suits us pre-
cisely, and we do not see how any good republican
can like il less than we do. 1t is liberal, though firm
in Tone democratic in sentiment frank and manly In
manner. 1t is dead against National Bank; but
with the exception of that 'obsoete dea" which the
Wings hug to their bosons, 1t win be hard even for
the most captious of them to pick flaws in the adj
dress As to the Tariff, strong Wing friend OF ours
says be agrees with the President entirely Hetaiks
right about Texas; and just as all democrats would
always have talked about bat for the of GER
tain arplos who gave to the question an odous Sec
tonal instead of national aspect. Right about Or
egon too his tone here viii suit every body. But it
is useless to particuarize Mr. Polk introduces HIM
self so WELL it is quite unnecessary for any one
to attempt aid him. And we think the people gen
orally will agree with u.s. that If his administration
conducted, have doubt 1t VIII, upon
The principles and in the spirit manifested in the lnau-
gural Address, viii be honorable to the President
and the country, it will be prosperous and useful
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-03-13
The Pardon of tie Priest.

The Journal does not seem to think that political
capital be made for the Wings, by uniustly abus-
ing the Governor for pardoning Priest Weinzephin,
as. some other wing papers do. On the contrary, it
justifes the governor, every must do who has
read the trial. to say nothing of the petitions and other
documents. Here is the Journals paragraph:
O-We are inclined to thing that Gov. Whitcomb
may have acted with due deiberaton in case of the
Catholic Priest Weinzephlin-and such is the array
of petit9ning for his pardon of persons many
of whom may be presumed more cognisant of the cir
cumstances of the case than the Governor himself
that his Excellency may well stand excusabe for
leaning the side CT mercy if the convict was
guty-and in the highest degree iusti6abe, of course
in case of his innocence.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-03-13
The Postage BILL.

The Reform Postage Bill, one of the greatest and
best measures Of the session. passed in the House
by vote Of ayes 12S, noes IA. The Indiana mem
bers voted as follows
Ages: Owen, Sample, Jos. A Wright
Noes: VIM. ]. Brown, ]. w. Davis, Henley, An
drew Kennedy, Petit, Thos Smith.
Two to one, against the bill (Caleb B. Smith not
voting) We wrote the Introductory lines to this par
ugraph before locked OVER the vote for the names
of members, but notwithstanding the formidable
array against view of the BILL it is still unchang
ed. We appreciate their objection to the bill also
that it will cramp the mail facilities of the West bu
at the time believe that time will show it to b,
groundless. At any rate the community might a.
well be without such facilities as to be taxed to dealt
to sustain them. We have tried the ''high tariff
system long enough; we are glad that we shall now
have chance tOtry something approxmating to ''et
trade"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-03-13
The Lawrenccburgh Beacon.

This print, for the last FIVE six weeks, has con-
tinued, week after week, its attacks upon Governor
Whtcomb and Lieutenant Governor Bright, and we
have remained silent, under the expectation that the
better judgment of the editor seeing his attacks
copied by the Wing press with so much apparent
satisfaction would lead him suspect the motives
by which be was actuated, and desist from creating
the impression, that there are discussions in the
Democratic party in this State which believe is
far from being the case with the solitary exception
of his own neighborhood, and not there TO the
extent he would wish the public TO believe We had
determined to let the editor exhaust his whole stock
of ammunition, relieve himself from the bile that
appears te be deranging bis stomach, and then all
would be well again; and we had hoped the whole
Democratic press would have heen actuated by the
same feeling Others th.k differently, and we clip
the following from that firm Democratic paper, the
Wabash Standard, of Lafayette, with the promise,
that should it become necessary, full expose Of tie
Beacons win be published hereafter.
LAwRENcEBURG BEAcoN.-We regret to observe the
apparent magnity Of the editor Of the Beacon, in his
recent attacks upon Gov. whtcomb and Lit Governor
Bright, We presume Major Dunns obstrePerousnesS
is the result Of the i'll feeling engendered among GER
tain leading Democrats about Lawrenceburgh, who
desire TO exercise controlling influence over the
affairs and official functonaries of the State them
selves and quite positive that it viii seriously
impair confidence in his paper long before has attacks
will be of service to the unto he seeks to serve We
regard it as supremacy contemplate in a political
editor TO resort to nvidious attacks upon his party
friends, merely to CRAFTY personal pique, or the
ambition of few aspiring friends and believe
large majority of our Democratic friends entertain
the same view,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-03-13
,rs,e New Cabinet.

The latest and apparently the most authentic ruHuor
as to the composition Of the new cabinet is the fol-
lowing, which we find in the Ohio Statesman of the
9Th.
Mr. BUCHANAN of Pa. Secretary Of State.
Mr.. WALKER of Miss: Secretary Of Treasury
Gov. MARCY of N. Y. Secretary Of War.
MIR. BANCROFT of Mass Secretary of Nary
Hon. CAVE JOHNSON of Tenn. Post Master General.
Hon. JOHN Y. Mason, Of Va, Attorney General
We think it very probable that the official list will
be very much like this. We give the satisfy
public curiosity, until the official arrives.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-03-13
The Canal wii,.

1t will be seen by letter from the senior editor
In another place, that Mr. Tyler had a strong notion
of vetong the canal bill. That he was finally pre-
vailed to sign it. will be matter of great gratfca-
ton to the people of the First Congressional District
and the Wabash Valley generally. Messrs Owen
and Wright, well the rest of our delegation,
deserve great credit for obtaining the passage of this
important measure Nothing but the most determined
perseverance could have got it through The land
affected by this bill amounts to about $50 OCO acres
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-03-13
Fer,,ale Odd rellowsliin.

The New York News Gays that "the great success
which has attended these admirable associations among
our male fellow-citizens, has prompted similar COM
binations with the same philanthropc views among
the female portion of the community. They hold
regular meetings and admit members of good stand.
ing, both married and single, at fee of 50. Strict
temperance is fundamental requirement. They are
calculated to be Ct vast benefit our hard worked bu
poorly paid female population, in the hour of need
We have not much curiosity about male Odd Fellow.
ship, but we really should be graied to witness the
mysteries of the Female Order.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-03-13

GENERAL JACKSON on Mr.. BENToNR BILL.-The
Morning News gives the following as from well in.
formed Correspondent at Washington:
Already, the men who have been bowling like
wolves for Texas, begin to discover that they must
have some other test for their Democracy TO procure
favor with Mr.. Polk if they desire success in their
ofice-seeking. The Bin of Col Benton as fully en-
dorSed by Gen. Jackson letters here from the old
Chief approving 1t in M Some days ago he expressed
by letter to friends here his approval Of Haywoods
BILL which is not unlike Col Benton's. These facts
and the wel-known repugnance Of President Polk to
all kinds of rowdysm, have caused many to be more
cicumspect in their conduct, and advocate the an
and not as the of gaining popularity to obtain
office"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-03-13
Oregon.

We can crow over the success of Texas, Iowa, Flor
ida, Cheap Postage and the Canal Bill, but not
Oregon perhaps the most important of all. The Ore
gon Bill was killed by the Wing Senators, aided by
McDufiie and another nominal democrat. But fortu-
natey President Polk is rgh on the subject and the
Great Territory may yet be saved from the fangs of
the British Lion. So be il.