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New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-01
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N'''''''' Capy an, Of = letter from Professor Booth

FlIiLtUFlFIUt, eb, 2Iit. I'D
Having been employed professionally Barnhils
lndeble Ink without prpsraiion manufactured by Potts.
Linn Harris have submitted the ordinary lgd
chemical and do not hesitate pronounce superior
any other lHdelibe Ink without PREPARATION that has come
der my aoticr By following the directions for acconJa
nyiug the lux produces uniformly deep black which
reSts removal BY unusual degree Beng &C
uaut.d with the composition which different from ths,
Of other Inks. do not believe that possibly
furious the delicate fabric which be applied
4 conclusion fuly subs,antlitrd BY my experiments.
JAS. {. BOOTH Prof Chem At the Phil High School.
Nessrs. PorT,. LIN> * HARRIS Fhilad iN
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-01

NJ LAST DAY OF BUNSER HILL AND THE orRASe OF
TANG Al the Museum, with the usual grand Fam
lis Holiday performances at O'Clock. which recommends
af particularly the notice Of parent aertns as 1t
does treat Intellectual and profitable to the mind a'
It is entertaining the young while 1t proves rich BAN
que, for children Of larger growth and we would ss-
et to every lady reader that they cannot pass an al
noon more agreeaby or pro,ahy than BY witnessing this
Imposing DIoaEa, and crafty their curiosity by look al
the greatest living wonder in existence Westerns iun
Coles eats his dogs capers Carines dance and Hamil-
ton, ballads are equally good.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-01

~ BARNiILL'S INDELlBLE INk.-Th- TgpietcrA
of this article beuc determined TO satisfy the public Of the
Of their lndele rk all other, employed Pro-
iessor Booth of hldep gentleman of high standing ard
ability 10 have the article thoroughly d lmrarillY
tested copy OF who's. letter is here suhjoned.
AARON GILBERT. Ag-ut for y York,
No. lea John-streel
Also for sale. Bsuhills Indeble Ink with preparation
Sold by Ausmson Ullih Bowey: IL. Everett % Hue
Coddugon Spring ard Hudson. and most ihs
Druggists IN the city.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-01

FLYiyG MAcHlNE.-We were favored yesterday
with an opportunity witnessing some experiments
made in the presence OF The Mayor and Corpora
ton, Editors, &c at the Alhamra, with an lnven-
ton of MUzIo MUzzt, an Italian gentleman. intend
ed to demonstrate the prqcticabIliy of directing
machines at will in the air. The apparatus used
consisted of balloon filled with gas, 10 the sides OF
which were attached what, for the want OF better
name, we shall call wings, while in the rear was
olaced what looked very much like rudder BY
moving these appliances in given direction the III
yentor Processes TO be able TO control the move
ments of the balloon as it's swept before the wind
The experiments, though they did not satisfy US
that the inventor had yet mastered all the dlfflcul-
ties in the way of his pan yet quite interest
ing. and calculated 10 inspire the hope that the
object so loug sought may eventually be gained
Several scientific gentlemen have expressed much
confidence in the ultimate success of thlsinveEtlon.
Travelling in balloons cannot seem more absurd or
incredible to us AT the presentday than did the idea
of iocomotlon by steam TO our fathers
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-01

P,Lsto's OrFR. uoy.E.-The distinguished success o
these novel and iuer=sti1g entertainments hS sum vi
N4s-er revive the Olers tie week VII"
s,;sction.-4inongst the pomnrat w'I De tH-
Cinderella embracing all the established Characters oi son"
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-01

Poxr,,,r sY.rixc CAsrsA large r,ri-,y Of tie most
contract form containing the Metallic T4bIet iof keeping
razors in perfect order. For sale by
y. 1,i. O. sAIlNpERs & son. 100 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-01

GJ-Messrs. BGEBs CosrAR, l56 Broadway ihis
day produce their Spring Style OF Hats, which, upon
examination pronounce capital atcleSraeeh! easy
and OF admirable substance and finish webelcve no bet
ter or elegant Hat is made any where than in this
cy-a, eas, Mr. Weed observed That there were none CT
superior quality elegance be found in Londoncf Paris
The Keen competition among our leading houses III tie
Trade has led to successive improvements and the high
character SewYork Hats has become so established ard
well known that great many are exported while more
are ssu, to different parts OF our own country czeas
and strangers who have no settled place of buying he
Hats wiz 10 wen 20 look in upon Sessrs Beebe Costars
establishment.
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10. We have taken occasion before TO allude TO
the enterprze OF Mr.. BoYD. Of the City Express
Post, in establishing his Branch Offices at the
uas desirable locations. He has now (see ad-
vtr;isemerD extended them to Fortleth-street,-
thus farther eyncisg at once the best proof OF his
success and OF his claim TO public support.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-01

The Steel Pens sold by Nesbiti, corner Of Wall and
water streets so per are better than Some
we have used which cost us that sum per dozen
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JTaiser's 1g,enGme,,.

"our readers fall into the error ct SGloSs thai,
this decision by the Senate settles the Texas question Il
uRse.s IL the coatrary, apparently beyond the PoSs
e Of its being determined at the present SESSION OF
Congress II is hardly possible that the Heuse OF Repre-
senaiives, with one-haf OF al the business the session
in It's hands untouched, again reach question which,
taken up viii leave for other business remainder
@ the session. But should the question DC reached II Is
sl less within the comyaSs OF probability That the ae-
IeSt made hy the Senate VIII te sanction OF the
House. The Joint Resolution passed sy chance thai
chance can hardly again recur."
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-01

Us exiemPorancous ou,5u1st OF eloluelce IN
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&ranfbeit bes &inoes bGrts. wclte in oas
Oaus oeben, fanD ater Die Ibhr, ourdp
bic iie einjueeben pHeete. perna9elt. OleB
fibrte aur Nuffldruno Der 9an,en. leloer
wabren, aber beoauernswGroi9cn 0el6'b'
te. 0eobabter.
Gumnptaun, bsn e7. 4usnlt.
@ewitterfb q . en-. - Nm lss
ten Samlfae gta6mittae entluoea ltO
,nei @ewitter Iber oieier 9e9en0. oae
Gine BON SGoen oas Unoere BON ytoroen
fommeno Der 6eocn fiel in Stromen
berob uno ridotete an @eisn. 9epfldo
ten Seloern, Straben. Srufen. Senien
uno ionitieem @ioentbum 0roben S6aoen
an. Wan beribtet uns, Dap Die Stlp
pab Grief iu elmer auberoroentliben 80
| be eeifie9en par uno un9ebeure SerDli'
| liuneen anoeribtet babe. - Oae Namll
cbe ioat man Don Dem Sftjpele Der per
| fiomen Griee (Srdnfb eenannt.) aub
lfGbrte Die peltlibe Sbpammcricf 3ertto
runoen nit iib. Sei g. Sartranft's
Mdblp, in Srieorib Saunlbip, mor man
bearifen nit Dem Sau elmer Gount
Srdefe iiber eriaate Gref. Die SLUT
Irlb Ole Centres meg unO OffDefTle Ole
8ricee. Diefer Sbooen miro uermutb
llib, oa Die 8ri6e nidbt unter Sontraft
ousoeoeben war Dem Gauntp sufalen.
@dbreno Dem obi0fn @elpitter traf Del
Slib Die Sbeuer oes 6rn. Dbilip yteee.
in Sber Salforb 3aunfbip. jeoo6 obne
piel Sbaoen anSuribten.
BUR nGmliben 3eit fblu9 Der Sllb in
Die Sbeuer bes 6rn. Qbrobam 6uni iifer
in SbersSalforo Saunihip, uno tootett
Elm pfero i'm StaQe. Die Sbeuer 8eriett
in 8ranb. ober burb oas fbnelle 3uerei
lien Ter 6erbeieilcncen uno Den itarfer
IEegen wuroe oa6 Seuer 9lddlitber gSeiit
seitio eel6Ibt. Mit Nusnabme oes pfer
loes 1ol Der 8erluIt nibt bctrdalit ifin.
8auern Sreuno.
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0orpeQ ,,pas es mar uno mas es 1T.

Qorpeu, ipaS eS mar nno mas eS TT.
llnter oieIem Sittel Fam uns elm Sub
BON Dem gbrp. u. Wiles 6ur Oano. Dem
mir na1itebenoen furaen Queiu9 entneb'
men.
Sic Werimad. .Gompa9nie beibdftl9t
1850 Srauenjimmer in eoDeu osfen
burbIbnittliber Seroienit 'pobentll3 ~
a QerIon, nocb 3ablune ibres Soaroln9s'
betrGot. Die orbeitenoen Mdnner per:
oienen ourbIbnittlib IS Sent pei Nag,
iber ibren Boarding; ietbs uno funfSl9
QufIeber erbalten ieoer 81 per Ho9 init
oeleaentliben prdmien. Oleb ilno Ole
perl6rienen reouairt,n Irbeit sprsiie iener
Sabrlfifaot! Inter ben 4rbeItern mlro
feline perIon unter flnfsebn Sagren be-
ibGftiat. 9Ser Iib unter Den Srauen'
simmern eines anitoBioen. iittenlolen Se'
traaens Ibuloie mabt, miro au9enblldllO
entlaifen, oodn finoet nur ielten. taum un.
fer Sunoerten bel Giner. elm FOLDER Sall
Statt. Die laufenoe 3eit betrd0t to8ll0
IL Stunoen, 10 Minuten, Die el9entll9
su lana it uno uerfir3t weroen foute. oob
belaufen fib Die Qrbeiteitunoen in oleler
3eit nur auf sebn uno elne balbe Stunoe'
Sn elmer Der 6auptmiblen, no cine Sc
naue Nebnune iber Die IrbeitsSelt 9ebal'
ten nuroe, lteute iib beraus' Dap pon LOG
Mdoben teoe 267 Sage in elnem Sabr
uno Slpar our6lbnittlib 10 Stunoen s
Mlinuten pr. Sag eearbeltet bate. 0le
l(rbeiter tperoen ieoen Monat aue lnSaar'
eelo uno nibt burtb Sroers oeer Sln
taulb ousbe5ablt. wie einoe b0ie 3un.
gen ousoelpren8t baben.
@ielc Der Wdoben bic frIber Sbuueb'
rerinnen tparen, perpebleln germ Die er'
ffere Selbdfti9une nit Der Irbelt in oen
MIblen, oa iie einen bs1ern Serolenlt
uno, troe Der ldneern Stunoen' bic Se'
fbdftieuno leibter uno ou0enebmer I'm
ben. Seit Der Grritbtun9 Der eolpeQ Sd
brfen bat fein Qrbeiter oub nur elnen
Serpeuee uerloren. Ole Wdoben allein
baben in Der Sparbanf ettpo 100000
oeponirt.
DieB 1T BET ,pabre Suitano Der arbeiten
ben Glane in Der 6auptfabrifitaot Der sS.
Staaten. 3uoeecben oab nibt ollcs 70 1T.
rpie es iein t6nnte, uno ooe nob mantpe
SerbeGerunoen oemabt pcroen iouten. 70
miro man bob pobl nibt leibt einen
Qlas finoen, 100 cine oleite Nn3obl Dir.
better Sabr aus, Sabr Elm, 70 out be6oblt,
TO aleibformie fir ibre Qrbeit belobnt,
70 beitdnoie beibdftiet une 70 beboolib
fituirt iino. eoBt oieienioen. spelbe einen
folben 3uffano Der Oin0e umju toben
itreben, erit etwos an feline Stslle iesen,
,pas oieiem oleibfommt ODER es Gbertrlftt.
60 lanoe fie oas nibt tbun f0nnen. 1T ee
nur cine bi(liee Soroerun9. BON ibnen gu
psrlanoeu, ibre fortwdbrenoen Seinoieli8;
felten uno 9eballieen 2(a9riffe 9eoen anne:
rifaniIbe Wonufafturen einauftellen.
0eutlCbe Tepublieaner.
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@NlLS5
Hueutaun ben 27. u

unsldf. - am leeten Somitae Mor
gen ereionete lib auf Dem "9besnutblu,"
6wiIben bier uno pbilaoelpbia, foleenoer
8orfau 2(ls ndmli6 bic awiiben oe
nannten pldeen laufenoe poitfutl6e be
iaotsn 6ueel berobfabren pollte, wuroen
bic pferoe baour1 bab elnes oerielben 3u
fblaeen anfino. unbdnoie, uno olen8en
oenielben binunter ourb. Jtaboem fte
uneefGbr cine babe Meile uno big gum
Sube oes 6doels oeronnt sporen. tlel bic
&utibe um. woourb unler ytabbar Sa.
cob Sitter, beoeutcno an &opfe, teoob
nibt lebensaefdbrldb, oertpunoet rpuroe
Sc befanoen iib nod anoere paila8lere
in Der &utlhe uno elmer bel Dem 5relber.
wOpon einioe NIT nur lei6ten Suetlbun:
gen uno anoere, 70 un9laublib es aub
fbeinen mag, gang unbefbdoi9t oaoon
famen. Inter oen eeetern beflnoen iib
Oerr Sofbua Srei uno 3Rib Carolina
Sus BON oieiem Gauntp. - 3pei Der
Qferoe muroen babel aber 70 iebr bcItd'
oet, oab he ednSlieb unbrou6bar fein
ioQen. eeba Yotrlot.
llnalicf. - 2(ls am porleeten Sonn:
tas bic poitfutibe 5wiibep Wilfesbarre
uno Qottsuue Den "Sud Mountain"
binunter fubr, broh bic Sperre uno tros
a(len Semubun9en fonnte Der Srelber Die
pferoe. welde in pollen Sprun9e Den
8ere berab rannten. nibt einbalten' big
Die &utide umaenorfen uno in Stdden
seribmettert mar. - 10 pana9iere rparen
in oerIelben, petd)e ale NIT nur aerineen
Seibdoieunoen oauon famen. Der Srei
ber aber Der INNER Elm iebr abtiamer
eetpelen fen fol-, fou leben69efdbrlibe
Suetibunoen erbalten baben. ID.
90
3ouisuile. - Sor einieen Saeen er-
frantic bier Elm Sino. t0r. Or. Doll. Der
~ Rotb eeSoeen murbe. erfldrte. uerifebt
iib Don felblt. erit nab eenauer Inter
iubune, oas &ino iei bebert. Der Or.
Or. Dol fnbr. um als IrSt feline pfllbt
au tbun, ollo fort: sc miro wobl iemano
aus Der Nabbarlbaft oa eefpeien ieln.
poraebeno, er moQe etrpas 9elleben baben
aber feline Nbhdt mar bl0s. oas &ino 5u
beberen. Qllo mar oas &ino bebert. 0r.
Oou, Sou. ODER ipie er beibt, CAB Den VI
tern oee franfen 8inoes Die Soribrlft,
fie iollten bic SbGr. ourb Die oermutbll6
cine perodbtioe Nadbbarin ins 6aus Sc
fommen iei, aunaoeln. oaourdb tpIroe Der
3auber 9eboben; uno oas eelbab. Sine
tpoblmelnenoe cute Na6barin, bic BON Der
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Yueatan, cine merieanifhe Yrcpins. bat fid
bsrsits 9sweisert ;u einsm Srisss init ben Ser.
Gtaatsn Sruppsn 81 lisfsrn.
SemOfratiibe 2Bbt9'
D.ele0Qten<@ <@DnpentiDn.

Dsm Sefblul1s Der lsssn Bbi9 @auntps
gsrfammIuns 9sn,ds, vsrfammsltsn fib Die
9sIesatsn Der psrfbeesnsn 9iifrifte am lsstsn
Samifa9e i'm Dslissn spurtbauis, um sinsn
@ablsttel su fcrmren. Die @cnpentlcn ors
sanifrts lib ourb esnnnuns fcI9snosr Sss
ainten
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preGoent:
Sanlilel Self, Gia.
3itesYref esnten:

tesPre eenten:
1Oilliam 6aul, Daniel Boyer fen.
Sefretdrs:
IDilliam Trerler Jobn Stupp.
9luf @Orfhlaa srnannts Der 0crfser sins
@ommittse bsifsbsnb aus einem 9sle9aten Don
jsosm reprsisntirtsn Diifrifte, um aus ben pcrs
ssfbla9en eanoioatsn bic nttDi9sn @rnsnnun'
gen 5u MAIDEN.
9s COMMITTEE beribtsts nab furjsr Nbps:
isnDsit folssnbsn @abl;sttsL pslbsr sintlm
mig an9enpmmsn mures:
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Knappes Entfemmen. - Der Norrs'
toun 6sralb pom Isstsn Oeittpob fa9t, elm
Otann BON Torriton Saunlbip, NIT fsnsr
Nrau unb brei &inesrn, fubr am Samlfa9e
auf Der Snatsifrase bsimwdrtS une paflirte
baS 9Sai1sr fiplib BON Der Sriide dbsr Die
BiGabidon, al6 bas Sabryu9 pom 9Bal1sr 9es
bcten unb cine bsbeutenee Strsfe fort9etrisben
wurbs, biS es an sini9sn Sdumsn bdn9sn bleb.
9aS Yfsrb riff fb LOS uno srrslbts oas llfsr.
@lidlibsrmsiie wurcen lie entoeft une aus
brer asfdbrlibsn Gage befreit, eurb Strids,
Die bon ensm Saume gum anesrn 9eic9en
Wurben.
Gin dbnIibsr llnfaa erei9ne ltb 9lsibseiti9
bel 9onosrflts's Srifs tibsr bic Ysrficmsn.
Gin Mann unb feline 8rau fubrsn in einsm
9Saasn libsr oislsbs, oI6 Der QSa9sn ws99ss
fbwemmt purbs uno psrlcren 9ln9, aber Die
psrlonsn unb bas Yferb sntfamsn slddIib.
Gin Scctmann bate lein Scct an &ambc'S
QBborf Ii Wtsls untsrbolb Ncrristaun, an9ss
Leaf unb ba ct fsin Stsigsn Der Sbuplfia ers
wortsts, eate CT ib, ,pis 9eWtbnlit, in Dem
goots iblafsn, 9Dabrsno Der Robt ,purss
bas Boot wsssefbpsmmt, bIisb atsr sladIs
ebsrrpsils cine Msils untsrbalb bdnSsn-ipdb.
rsnb osm fbtsf Der Sootmann immer ncb,un'
bsfannt NIT fsinsr 9sfabrlibsn Sage bis sr bon
Qsutsn as,peft wurbs bic Su feinsr &ettun9 fas
men,
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1parnuna. = Der Gettpsburs Nrsus bs'
ribtst s,psi rauriss Sale pcn Ssf9sIah9 nno
Sob, mslte firslib nabe Del )ensr Sla0! oots
famen, ourcb ben @enub pom sal'per9e' o'e IN
rctbsn irbsnsn stpfsn autbswabrf mures. Sst
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Die @cmmittse beribtste sleieb;eitia siniss
SsfbliiI; Welbs 9elefen uno bon Der Sonpsns
ticn einifimmi9 on9sncmmen wurpsn; naebfts
9Sode msrcen mir eisislben sinrifsn, nsblf
zen Gamn Der bci,pObnsnoen 9slsgatsn. Die
eonpsnticn war cine febr &sipsftabls uno ibrs
@efbdfte purosn in better Oronins uno Gins
trabt bstrisbsn uno ausgsfibrt. Der auf9ss
ifeats @ablyttsl if Der gmpkblun9 ,psrtb uno
psrbisnt Die llntsrifisuns Ssr 9SDi9S BON 9tlt
SsrfS in jtosr Sonlibt.
9Em. s.. Seibert @fq.. bon WOmslsbcrf,
abprllirte Die Gonpsn curb cine fur;s absr
jmedmdsi9e 6see.
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Ser Staptratb bon &saens bat bsfbcfsn,
bic fdmmtliden Staotperorbnun9sn in panls
pbsts8crmat brufsn su lai1sn unb bic DieIi9s
"Saiette" beauftra9t oieicn Ssfblub ausSus
fubren. llniers Stact bat, sleib pislen Nn'
bern, cine 2fn;aW @sisse uno Gercronun9sn,
Die aber fat 70 bormlcs itno mie bic Subfns
ben womt fe 9ebrudt fino, inbsm fe nur fels
ten obsr gar nidbt in &rnft 9efsbt merosn.
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3pci Hinocr pon ibrer t1jutter ers
erehclt. patori Sainois, srerofelts per
Survm Srau gcoorid, 9attn ron 9apib
@pcbrif, in einem Nnfal bon Babniinn, ibrs
beibsn &incsr, sjnsn 5jdbr9en &nabsn uno elm
6 Monat altss Mdpdsm NIT sinsm Sbnupf>
tubs. ior. @cobrid mar ben 9an;en Sag abs
pstsnb pom eauls, unb ols ct Nbsnos bsnls
fsbrts fano sr feline Srou an Der Settieite, i'm
Ss9riff lib NIT einsm NRsfisr 5u erifsbsn; ols
ils Jpn fprebsn b6rts CAB fle nab uno lsnfts
feline 9tufmsrfiamfeit auf bic slps tccten Sins
Der. SoIlfe rpurbs foslsib bsrbsissrufsn uno
Die witbsnes Mutter in @erluabruns 9sbrabt.
GO fbsnt bas lie posIib sinen 9tnfaa wabrsr
Soawutb battr tpOpOn fib supcr Feline SDmp'
tome 9ejei9t battsn.
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Seiiame Reform. - Sei elmer neulidbsn
9Sabl in alabama puree sS bsr 8clfssS time
sur entlbsicuns iibsrlaiIens ob fb bic @sfse:
sstun9 jdbrlitb ODER nur ale ;Wsi Sabre psr'
famn1sln fcllte-unb bic 9rces NeebrDet ents
fbiso iib fir s,psi SABRE. 9aS 1T cine &es
form uno ;,par cine Die in psnniplpanisn bSbf
nislib fein wiroe
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1845-09-02

MSericp.-Sait ale SIdttsr brinssn uns
9tatbribtn BON Wtsriec, absr mir BADEN nod
feline ssfsbsm cab mirfib Sris9 ts9en bic q.
Staaten srfldrt lit. Die Habribt, oos 10
sauIsnb msreanibs Sruppsn auf Dem Mar'
lcbe nab Der tsraniibsn grsnse iinb, iif nod
nibt wibsrs9t unb nenn fs wabr 1T mii0sn
Die sruppsn jest iebon bort isin. Dies @sriibt
bat bic &risssIuif in Den fiblidsn Staaten ses
meft, namsntIid in eouiliana, po Die fretpiIs
asn eomposnisn aufssfcresrt lnS uno benz
nd,blt nab GsraS fabrsn perben. llnfers &ss
sisruns feet ebsnfaaS bic Srisssriifunssn fort
uno psrifdrft bic Seiasun9 in ssras, um jss
csnfaas auf snsn unfrsunelben Seiub Der
Msrieansr bsrsit ju fem.
90 fbsint bsmnab bas es bob Su elmer flss
nsn 6autsrei nit Wsriec fcil,sn Wirb, Die aber
pobl nibt 70 lanss oausrn 'piro alS Der bsrltbs
tiate 8lprioasSriss. Wsrec fbent in ftb fslbf
su unenis ;u fsn, um i'm SAL zines srisssS
snsrsifbs Masrsssln ausfabrsn Su fsnnsn 3
Democratic banner., 1845-10-25

Of the South. in the th:ckest of the
conflict, bendei IN a glorious cause,
ana resolved never to surrender it.
This tariff question is one we shall
not Compromise. 1t is the great prin-
,ciple we have TO fight for. If we
give ii Up, il we evade it, if we shrink
from it, under any circumstances
whatever. we may as we'll disband
and adopt the colors as we will, in
that event, the principles of our ad-
yersaries. The Wings openly and
boldly before and after the elections,
avow the principle of protection.-
We profess to deny and repudiate it.,
as an outrage on the Constitution,
and an oppression upon the rights of
labor. That is the issue between US.
If we cannot maintain this ground,
why oppose the Wing candidates.
Why call ourselves Democrats? The
tariff is now the great question that
divides the two parties. He who is
not for us is against us.
Democratic banner., 1845-10-25

FnE.-We axe isinad 10 hear o
the loss sustained - IA iriend Geo
w. Peay, in having lis hoise mill
. ,n:-ining rome fifty bushels efgra'r
and ms war"u mandatory thereto
attached. cont ming much valuable
,lua.b r distrovci by fire. on Nednes
day last. We have not heard the
loss estimated.
Democratic banner., 1845-10-25
PARLIAMENTARY.
Wednesday night, Oct. 22d.

Parliament met. and the speaker
taking his seat, called the house to or
der. the Secretary was then ordered
to read the roll, winch was done.
The Bill for an appropriation Tor
the cleaning out and completion OF
the well on the public square in Bow
linz Green, vas then ordered to be
read, and the same vas passed by
the unanimous vote of he whole
house: end it was further ordered by
Parliament that the County Court
make immediate provisions Tor effect.
Iur the intent of said Bill.
The Bill for instructing the mem
hers Of tie Convention, 10 vote tor
the election ef Judges by the people
was then laid before the house. and
after an argument between Mr. Broad
head, ofSaIt River, in the affirmative
and Mr.. Minor, Of Spencer, / n the
negative; it was thought proper Cthe
gentleman from Indian Greek, whc
introduced the bill being absent.) &c
Law tie same over for further consid-
Grafton.
Then on motion of the house, par
lament took recess until "Wednesday
night next.