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New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17

~ 117I T7T . co. auction and Conlml, sien Mer.
chants Nos lis Fulton street, and u Ann street.
Liberal advances ulads on eonslnsnts, and prompt 70
:urns rste.
THURSDAY. April II,
4; lCi o'clnck, st 81 Arr-strsat
SEEEtFr-S SALE or CLOTHING, FCRNiTCKE,
Se-onssnS OF Coats Pants, Over Goats. Vests Cio,hs
Susperders Hosiery. &c Also. an assortment o. otece
rcs c,rprislu Tea Coffee Spices Ra!sns. Mustard Hee.
almcnds Musa: Wine. Scgars, Salt, Hickory Nuts. &e
Also, Household Furniture sach as Mahogany Chairs.
Sec-etaries Bureaus Beds.eats Mattresses Carpets W
Cloth. SC.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17

y VI " S!fINLf.l AucuOneer.
STOCH OF CRoCNERN, GRASS AND CHtNA-FEI-
- DAY ,pr Is at 10 O'clock AZ the % Sch ave
rre and goth street Positive sale OF the balance OF stock
and dNurcs ielves &c in lots 10 SUIT crkery
retailers and rncrs consisting OF common and tne Crk-
es Of all descriptions cut pa! aud moulded Class China
Tea Sets; Iarp. ai variety OF salesble Goods. Buy
who may bargains may depend that sales VIII DO
mu,e a. every article In .he that Is ht lts
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17
n JHSE WIlGHT.SS S00THIISSG siKurm Ut, E {

NTiTKSF. W71GUT'S SOOTHING sNRUr FOR
~ CtIL TEETUlNG.-4ill mothers having chil.
r.n afflicted wtany of those diseases ncdent % the state o
ni,pcv such nation and swelling of the while
-ethag couvul>Ions Iasmodc erenP cuian,ou ernQ"hS
iIsor-d stomach aud cosen-Ss 4 The bowel, should never
IN all the above diseases. Numerous testimonials msht be
given To prove It's merits hut ;ra Of better. Prepared
sod sold BIZ DAVID SANDS \ co = El>t Broadway.
Nark-t.si. Aso 20 fuitnnst and 27S Broadway a.
lNl.UM lht su>Qu ilt-ANNA tEGlsTt-k; sion
trose Pay s. PALMER. who has for keIt NJ
IN Philadelphia Country Newspaper and AdEsriisn: sency
has established Offices Boston, Nv oTs and Ba
trcr aud hereby authorized advertisements and
subscriptions for the Register and receir:ioJ the SANE
From the Ohio Patriot. Nstr " g. Palmer G'r-
er NswSlrarsr Agent Is aulhoTzc q contract 70. ltree
mcnis aud receive subscrirons the Patriot in Bo.tcn New
York phs1elP phi. ard Baltimore. -
s. parr for obalainc subscribers and adveF-
for the Register E fully authorized u receive
The money and receipt Tor all subscribers and adysr-
- ~. -. =. -. oh,s,r all
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17

nULOONG TEA-Rcceived per the latest arrivals from
" China ew chests from the first gathering Of The new
crop Black Tea. and for sale very low for cash Families
using choice article solicited call aud ry the be-
fore purchasing elsewhere Also every variety Of superior
(ineu Teas, w. p MOODY. Il! Bow-rv,
rn2g smi.. Perkins X Tnwn-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17

ais i,Nis BOARpNAN HART. BnTIirc-slin.
I b MINQLE & co importer q t9t pealsis % & snie
u Cutlery Hardware. InwaTr, NoodM4rr oEusses baS-
kets Mats &c. No. So MRiden lsRs. \ew-i OH.
J. w Co A;ieAtIon 20 teIs assortment; selected
with he kpoy. -ard by - which eH4-
bl, 10 beng The largest best selected aud most
extensive the Country. Purchases can save ooih he anG
store OF the kind The Uued States and bGyins and seins
cheap cash. They enabled 70 offer iadueee ~ "her
else te bad - TT
gu = * f{ M - ~ S- bs - he As 5Wsodi,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17

62 FINE WATCHEs.-BESEDiCT Il BAA-
~ MOSD, AZ Mercbants' Exchange corner Of Walt
W y and Wilan-strees, (entrance lst door In VIII
lam-stD have received, In addition TO their pre-
ytous stock s of Watches not cquaied iE tho
citv-corS.stinx Of Chrononietcr, Duplex and Lever
Witrc. both for and gentlemen. Merchants nom
the south as vel! city trade viii Hnd when quality
i. compared) prices low.
general assortment Of Jewelry Of the best quality.
staring Silver Ware at marGiacture.s prices.
A., kinds OF Watches repaired equal 70 The original. Man
cI Cncse regnlaLe! Ly q frst-ra:e workman. a2s.sn
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17

HATS SrOLEN.-SJ reward viii br paid for the
cry of a of Hats. dozen. They ow
wide brim black PLAIN Hats. The the tip : < g.
The and marked with red chalk
L. Green Newly ofk of Lewis Taylor The above was
from the premises between Monday aud Saturday OF last
week. LEWIS TAYLOR, 395 PeaIl.street
Ill n.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17

INDIA RUBBER SPENDERS.-HUTCIiiNSON &
RUSYoN manufacturing the best article of Corrugated
Suspenders the market Being entirely tree from sulphur,
they oorrode the buckles watch, aud free from
thai unpleasant smell which peculiar 20 AL others munnsc
ture Sold the warehouse OF the Newark. y. j. nfa Rub
her Factory. 53 MAIDEN Lane. y. \. nlo 3tis
CLARK & COLEMAN,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
is scCTH-,IKErT,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17

DRITANNIA OIL LANrS-The cry ~ our eitg-,nd
d cosa;ry ;oo--is Give US light, and the de1f Ieor!e
won't he keP; IL darkness; -,
Lafd Lamps though ,hey have Seen inter LARoEp with
rrai,- have had their day, l.r night
Gas lamps. like professors OF CAS- have proved 10 &c
ZOO li:,lt in Inorr thai, one
/ HA1c; The demand Tor oil Lamps. W. have 90 hand
l,rr- ,scr-ni cf m.Eiei, table aud bedroom
,mr. OF vaou. sizes and patterns. which offered io
sale II wholesale and retail, by :, :.
a " bVAiNpflt> y ii-NiN
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1845-01-02
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

The Miners Journal Hhsnticns'lwo shocking occur
Tences On the Pottsville Railroad last week. One was
Ethe death Of son OF Mr. Miens, of Schuyki Haven,
/ who was Killed while talking 10 his mother in conse-
quence oftne backing of the train The other more
amentabe affair, involving probably the lives Of three
persons. We copy the occurrence from the Pottsrille
fJournaE n. -. Ha,' ~
'On Thursday as coal train was going down, a
tcoupling broke and the train became detached AAeT
The engine and part Of the train passed through the
first bridge above Port Clinton, the watchmaDi suppo
slug the whole train had passed, went to exomue whe
her any sparks had fallen in the bridge accordngtc his
usual custom. One of his children Siiowed him
and also his vile. After they on the bridge some
dsaI ce, they observed the Balance Of the train ap
proachng, when bohparents rushed to save the child
but unfortunately too late to make their escape the cars
passed over ali three completely severing the head from
The child cuttng off the legoi the man and the arm Of
the woman The child Of course was killed, instanta-
neousy We have not learned names ofthe ,uierers'
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1845-01-02
BANKING-THE WHlG TIN.PAN

/ -
Our city full of all sorts ofrumors of The condition
oflhis third branch oflhe Legislature One Of the la.
test is that the Wings, lost To- all hope Of doing any
thingthemseyes, ,are fishing for democratic help They
say they must adop! some system by which they can
get few demectatic votes to hold upl the people 10
shield themselves! They rant 10 say ii acds n0,G Wig
measured They say it will ruin their party forever il
can be shown that they, party are the bank party
and ten thousand other such reports are afoat One
says the free stock banking is gone to Davy Locker;
lothers, that a State Bank has no chanbe. Some say
that nothihg will be done; Others ihatthe Wings were
oosor promising The people 50 much abou, banks
less they had fixed before hand on some certain project
| Again, we hear that many Wings are changing their
minds as to the greatgood banks can do US any how
they say The people have been led expect too much
that they will be deceived, let the Legislature do as
wi-hat 10 raise prices in Ohio lomcre than cOsld
be got in the east, wohd be certain ruin and bankrupt
cy, Sc. &c. And others, who look upon local banks as
the greatest nuisance unless we havea "great regtia
tor 10 keep them in check, say that as there is no
chance left for United States Bank to regulate the
banks Of Ohio nothing could be certain Of Blowing
up the WAg parry as 10 create a lot of banBs uhder
such circumstances to blow up in year or two. Per-
haps it is those latter hatare anAions TO get demo-
Gratis to divide the responsibility
Let The malerbe it will, one thing is beyond doubt
and thai is that the tin-pan is in great trava7bat The
inmates "ook unuuerable ihings"-that some Of the
more conscientious ot the Whig members refuse to en-
ter the smeky plaeethathe lights burn bluer and fee
I by-;hat Judge Wright denies being admitted as a
| member-that copy Of Roarback's travels is about
being sent in by Mr.. Teesale as a prayer book-that
on the whole "honesly is the BEST policy and the great
est difficulty o adopting that divine poyeb is the long
time they have been ost opractce that there is
Thing yet to come out Of Nazareth! We shall see wha
we shall see- Ohio Stqlesmaa ,s,,. 81,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1845-01-02
Personal Movements.

The Senate ofNonh Carolina has resolution be-
fore it, to expel one of it's members Mr. Enne Sen
.tor from Ownsow county, for presenting To- the body
forged certificate of his own election
LATE FROM TEXAS.
The British hgate Spartan landed Capt. Elliot, the
English charge 10 Texas at Galveston on the 9Th inst
and sailed tie next day for Vera Cruz.
No Indian dis tulhances in any quarter all seems
peace and quieness in the Republic, and the editors do
not appear 10 think enough Of the threatened Mexican
invasion even 10 speak of or alude 10 it,
The Texan Congress met and organized on the 3rd
inst tits the ninth Congress whchhas assembled since
he formation of the Government In Aie 4th Presi-
dent Houston delivered his last message. His excel
ency represents the fhreign and domestic relations Of
The Republic to bein propitious condition. The cur
rent receipts ofthe Treasury for The year. it is thought
III more than meet the current expenses ofthe Admin
isratoD. The total expenses Of the Government for
the term of President Houstons SERVICE ethTee years
xcnsive of debt of fifty thousand dollars incurred du
ing the administration of his predecessor Is stated
$780, 20 and the receipts for The same period at $780,
sol .I.tfIs.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1845-01-02
the PUBLIC LANDesoF TEXAS.

The Congress OF Texas, of 1882 defined the bounda
ries of the Republic as to comprise anextcnt 3Is
900 square miles, or 2O3,42O,OOO acres OF this a
mount there has been granted by the Mexican Govern
nent, prior to the Revolution, and confirmed BY Texa.
since then So 81 367 acIes Since e'declaraton Of
independence the government has granted 5,597,
356 acres besides some 4393OA acres as bounes lc
he soldiers of the Of Independence. Tothis is tc
he added an issue Of land scrip TO the amount Of 5OO
400 acers-and we have total oi 6740s603 acres dis
posed Of This would leave balance of 1856 II ,321
acres still unappropriated. - Gin Eng.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1845-01-02
A FIGiIuNG JUsrIcE REslGNep,

The Stale Of North Cafoliaa hss lost apugnacious.
and also very candid Justice Of tile Peaca ITs resg-
nation was communicated to tie Legislature OF bs zlb,
IIE audsread rcrGahm as follows sasH alEl
i-" IiALrAr 7.hrodt Es43,
To his T'1. John " MoreEnil& .rd s9io|
Dear Sn:- About seven years snce tOhfe Of my
friends then in the Legislature from motives probably
kniwn t"thenS Hut am sn's NJ tJfom beIelin my
lIs ficaIlons for the II fiji ),h"6ebr ,40p,rioH nj
nate 10 theO ri "f Justice nfIRe Peace vi liz
lie or no reflection uou the solerL The appointments
was ACCEPTED, md use conhih"BstcIn Ewas "duly
vnfrd'' with NJ ihel lirst qnaIf"aIi'C EXCEPT terl,s<
cal a'iIity 10 separate men who weie Disposed tO
F fgh'.' q; J. q ss0
I0i'ins Tie iine Ehnve been 10 ofie FIHvcfs4gcr-
en- fights, AZ snr nuinHer Of qnarIe have henjndicr~
Fedtwiee, and conreievo e Rtmfsr uci &c .jnslirc
(Which trIudpfhe public and Hyself a To- rsigtf n y
sia otFie ofJusicr"fihe PSarvE nieh feSiamr. ~
FdsEe@nhtndh'e hro pgh ytl 10 he sNsuss EraisN al
I IRE ol oIF Slaie .lrHN ~ Il sfs4l 8il' 'stt
ri$, yeryssrscteigi stq',a y %
'''sisap3' R. NJ. sETIklN
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1845-01-02

Ma. WELLER,S TEXAS RESOLUTIONS.
The !ollowiRs resolnlions inuoduced into Con
,ress III Mr. Weller and now. before that body II
consideration, consuie what We scohceve % be pro
Der compromise for the different sections Of the friends
ii annexaiions s.ser
Resofud 6y Tic S:a4ls and House Of Representatives
fIs U9iled Syatcs Of America Assembled, That from
nd alter the passage Of these resolutions he supreme
ulhures of Texas concutrihs thsTein) that terrific
" now knowniasilis Republic ol Texas be, aGd The
anne is hereby anuexed TO- and made portion of the
lerritory OF the United States.
"SEs 2. and be Il fyth.r ResOlved, That the people
now residing upon said errorT, AMI within the limits
Of Tesas, shall beincorporaed into The Union otlhe
uited States, and projected nhe free enjoyment Of hei
liberty and property, and admitted, as soon as may
consistent with the principles oil the federal constitution
10 the enjoyment ofaiiIthe rights, privileges, and immu
mites Of citizens ofthe United States
Sec. 8 Aad5e u further Resolu,d That the territory
hereby annexed shall be known as the Territory o.
rexas" and until Otherwise ordered, The laws Of Texas
now eAistng shall remain in full force, and alEexecu
tive and judicial officers Of Texas (excepl the President
Vice President and heads, ofdeparmens) OF shall retain
their officers, with all authority and power a2pefaih-
ing heelo and the courts Of justice there established
SHALL for the present, remain as now organized.
i Ssc. 4. aud belt further ResOlvsd That all titles and
Claims to real estate, valid under the existing laws Of
Texas, shall be deemed and held so BY the government
Of the UniedSfAies.
SEC. 5. And be ID further RsSOlvsd. That the public
lands in the said territory be- and the same are hereby
pledged for the payment Of he debt however created
anterior to The passage Of hese resoldoHsior which
the faith ofthe governmert OF Texas has been given
amounting, as is supposed to te1millious OF dollars.
Sec, G. And be il further Re0lvsd, Thatcommission
soners shall hereafter appointed under such restric
tions as Congress may impose; to examine and report
the claims which may be presented against the govern
ment of Texas in order that the pfoeeedset the public
lands asaioresaid may applied to the extinsushmen
thereof
| See 7. And BE- il further ResOlDsd, That commits
soners shall hereafter be appointed who shall establish
the boundaries and divide said territory in such
ner and form as Congress may direct ..
SEC. 8. and 6s IJurther Rssolred, That as soon as
the supreme authority Of Texas shall signify their ap-
prevail Of these resolutions the same shall be deemed
aud held 10 be the iuidatienta law ofthe land"
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1845-01-02

1 "ALL THE DEcENcY"-The Louisville Journal tn
organ Of the Whig party in Kentucky thus speaks Of
doped citizens "foreign paupes the oldest and uglies
hings ihat ever east shadows in he SUM- They ar,
ugiar than hyenas, jackals grizzly bears, Brazilian
qpes or any ether varn'Sots To preserve the symmc
try The Amer con Stock It is necessary to keep thes
'iMeign paupers and vagabonds athome" tt
Thisis the press which p-eends to possess "alllh
Iecencyp in our country e. b
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1845-01-02
GOOD NEWS FROM WASHINGTON

We have news from Washington, which leads US
irongly TO have hope that Mr.. Welers resolutions
will be adopted unanimously Oy the democrats of the
House and pass that body This will be feather in
Mr. Weer's cap that he most richly deserves Cannot
he Senate pass them aso7 Individually we are perfect
satisfied witk'them, and there will be very general
ejoicng when they safely though both bauehes--
yhio Salesman
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1845-01-02
n w DOR,R

On the 27h inst, the Supreme Court Of The U. S
at Washington overruled the application Of T W
DORIS counsel fora writ ofHabeas Corpus and wri
Of error Consequently he remains in prison until lib
Ter led BY the Legislature Of Rhode Island.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1845-01-02
WASHINGTON GOSSIP.
THE CARRIER.

The following capital ahecdote We copy from the
correspondence u The Charleston Patio
a. GThere are some laughable stories relative to the
rough reception wE eli the Secretary Of the Treasury
!. Mr. Bibb, gives IN office seekers. Tie other day a
straight forward Kentnekan entered the office and han
ded his letters Of recommendation.
Having read lhem the Secretary turned 10 his visit
or and IN a stern accent said,
Look at.me sir" -
The applicant looked ibim
Look al me again, ST." A
The astonished man'looked al him again,
"Now," saai'he Secretary, "doyou'hinB !oot like
I sr esecuiioner7 Doyou think am going to take Ike
bread out Of another mans mouth to hll yodts1
The Kehiuekian was instantly missing twas sup
fo.edhe would NOT stop until be had takeh refuge n the
Msuimoih Cave
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1845-01-02
INHUMAN ATTEMPT

ITO Bum A WOMAN AND TWO CHILDREN The N. Y.
True Sun Of the 9th says "one Of the most barSarous
tatemps 10 take the life OF woman and her family
that we have ever heard Of in civilized cefnmuhy,
mas made yesterday morning bya German named An
Fdrew KLEIN. This'monster lived in a shanly situated
along with several others in FAeenlh near the Isl
and 2nd Avenues The other shanees are occupied by
poor foreigners, chiefly Irish s .
! On Sunday morning, KLEIN, who isa chair maker
went 10 the shanty of an rishman named Edward Han
lin and threw stones at the aters wife, who was STAN
ding IN front nursing her child. Some alteration en-
sued, and Klein was driven of. Yesterday morning
about7 o'clock, Caharine Hanlin was awoke by a
noise and or getting up found the place fall Of smoke
and endeavorng to get out at The door she found that
the porch was on fire, and was met by KLEIN, whu'wh
some sharp instrument drove her bacsnto the burning
| building and commenced mailing up The door, .,.s.
/ At this time the womans was absent, he having lef
to go to work. and she was in The house with two chill
dren, one boy aged H. named Lawrence, and the OH
Ter child in arms almost frantic she sezed The
child which lying in the bed, and made an endea-
vor to escape by window in the WALL irsl thrusing
ou the boy, and intending 10 follow herelf with the in
tan The boy managed to get out, but KLEIN ran from
the door, which he had by This lime secured, and with
the most nendish balbariy drove the frantic woman
back again. and inActedon her, with an axe, several
severe wounds. Fortunately the boy gave the alarm,
and some neighbos ha slened to relieve the woman and
her child; and BY their exerions the fire was put cut
The woman and The young child, however, were Sc
verey injured before they could be extricated from the
burning shanty." y.r.
The police then went in pursuit of The monster They
found him bareaded ii'his own shanly, and provided
with an axe, AID sharpeied file fixed in stick of
wood, with whi,h he'atfrst showed fight, bul finally
Surrendered, and was taken into custody The prison
er was fully committed for rial-PdiL Times.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1845-01-02
MISS DELIAA. WEBSTER.

This young lady has been condemned in the county
Court Of Fayette, held in Lexington, Kentucky to TWO
TEAHs Imprisonment Our readers win recollect he
publications in our paper about the time ofhe tall elec
ionJ
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1845-01-02

gtTsanla Anna, is said' has invested five ortfx
millions dollars IN England. Should the tatss be a.
gainst him he will retire 10 HAT country ~ 'Ef
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1845-01-02

CAUTION TO THE, UNMARRIED, ,.sg
!, The Free Will Babs General Association, lately
heldDspringdeld, N. j. resolved amonsoiheE 6iugsr
'that enlightened Christian can innoeenlly carry,ou
courtship by late sitting ,5s.s,.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1845-01-02

GRowITs HuMANT. Tie "AlgeriEes" OF Rhode Is
ands aregrowing little humane. The father and mo-
''her Of Thomas w. Dor, visited him in prison on
thursday, and on Friday his counsel, Walter S. Bur
and George Turner were TO have an interview with
.,it
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1845-01-02

1rCotSrEaPgfr HALF DoLLAes Someare ineircu
Iaiiou, dated 1899, lace Of Ii efty we'll eone reverse
Ao 30 we'll Lighter IN weight taan tie genuine coin
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1845-01-02

From Mexico and Cuba, News has been received up
10 the l6ih instgfrom Cuba and Mexiro:I yi3' 2fb.
ltappearshat Santa Anna has been superseded in
the command of The Mexican army by Bassadrcy i'm
consequence Of the constitution of Mexico prohibiting
the President OF The Republic hOm' performing such du
'ty This almost makes cypher Of Santa Anna n'thc
war going on in Me2ico i5a .;e qls --gs ai.eses
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1845-01-02
rouRrEEN pAYss EN rER
FROSa EUROPE. Y

The Acadia arrived at Bosom, on Saturday morn
Eng, a. SococE, in seventeen days from Eiverpoo
The lae crop OF potatoes in Ireland is found 10 ex
coed the produce Of any year on record
The affairs Of Spaira are dlsiracedias usual With
lhs exception, the whole continent of Europe was i
kquet state. ss gsee46 ~ ss,sns
One Of the greaestrobbefies ever perpetaed has Ia
ken place atthe London Banking House OF Messn
kRogers & Co. E49o0O was the, mount stolen; and q
Ereward Of $4,000 hasbeeH offered for The discovery o.
Etbe perpeiraIoMthe Queens pardon is secured to an,
of the robbers sivingevidente asmay convictie often
kders. B, Rods ,a. ..sa .t
y A daring act of piracy was committed in the very
lmidst Of the shipping IN tie poto Gibraltar on tn,
liuighl Of the 9th NoyemAes: -.e,.. t5,st.,.
Il ) j. IRELAND
/ Mr., 0'ConBellhaS eIHrned to the Irish Metropolis
full OF heahond vigor On his way nc has been feast
ed at Limerick, eGterraiEed at a sumptuous dinner
which was graced by the presence OF hundreds OF ladies'
eight members of Parliament and Two bishops, large
Numbers Of the clergy, and nearly eight hundred gentle
|men. 1t eok place in ihehheaus: The speech Of The
guest was characteristic ot O'ConHels eloquence-a
strange mixture Of fuA and palhos humor and droley
| (which NAV be said to form elemental portions oi The
Irish character OCoDnel's speaking is beyond that o
ot most, calculated to Keep awake the symplhes OF his
kcountrymen. 9.a s......
Mr.. O'COnnel entered Tralee on Monday where he
was met by an enormous concourse Of people, and
from window of house addressed 60009 people
The speech, however, possesses very little interest.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1845-01-02

The Wings af CdneeciR1il have nominated Roger s
Baldwin.ol NewHayep' asthsie eanI iiaie or Cover
nor 3.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1845-01-02

Belser submitted motion to 60 into Comi,lee oflbc
Whole on The Texas question, but was no! successful