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Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-11
Mann moth Wholesale andftetail SHIRT ID FTP POT,
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Mammoth Wholesale andRetail
 SHIRT ID EPOT,
 DAVIS,
 No. 63 DAuPHIs STREET. THE SUBSCRIBER INVITES ALL MFR. \ chants, Traders and private Gentleman 10 m. specl his stock. comprising n his collection all oi the newest styles and improvements made m the ar, ticIes embraced in his furnishing department that have been lately made. He is constantly in receipt of all the necessary articles for Genenen's Tol- let, VIE; 2S00 Muslin Shirts, with fine Linen Bo- soms. Collars, &c.
 1000 Shirts, all Linen.
 700 Colored Shirts; Undershrts; Drawers; 800 Suspenders Scarfs. Crayats. Collars, St0cks, Pocket Handkerchief, Gloves. Hosiery, Sc. Those tha: have not beea to DAvIs', 53 Dauihin street. are invited to call with those gentlemen who have already purchased, and inspect the assorl- ment just received, comprising Fine Linen Shirts, Fine Linen do, with the largest bosoms of Linen ever before offered 10 any gentleman in this market Also Gentlemen's Dressing Gownsi Satin Scarf Cravats; Stocks; Under Shirts; Drawers; Hosie- ", and such lot of things. too numerous 10 enumer- ate, at the Mammoth Shlrts.
 This is the only manufacturing gentlemen's fur nshing Depo, in the city.
 Merchants buying al this establishment, buy o the manufacturer, and al the lowest price.
 TERMs-One price and Cash.
 Look out for the Sign of the mammoth Shirt ol9 COTrON TABLES JUST PUBLISHED "A O set of fTabes, showing at one glance, what Cotton shipped from Mobile or New Orleans, Ill cost in Liverpool, as we'll la,d down on the Dock, as when sold including all expenses of sale, at an extensive range o prices, rates of freight and ex- change. By James l.. Lawrence. The cacua- tons were made wh just care, and on consultation with tue best authorities; rigid scrutiny has been exercised to exclude any errors of the press, and the compiler puts forth he work m full confidence of it's accuracy, and that t will prove valuable and practical assistant to all persons engaged in the trade. For sale by
 J DOBLER, A Dnuphin si, and
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-11
MOBILE AND COLUMBUS PACKET

MOBILE AND EOLUWbUo FAONUf' n fsA The splendid IS,y ias, Tu9S,ng wnRE P1s' n EAEl-kS Ssenger steamer NE" "ohLD' 9s!ESS9gka2 To. II. Estes master, will rnn dr;ns Inc present season as a regular eeklv packet leaving Mobile every TUESDAY al PM, and arrive al Columbus on THURSDAY al PM. On her downward trip leave Celumhus every FRIDAY a, 9 AM. and arrive in Mobile Sunday night.
 nos2s CAMPBELL, OWEN & co, Agents.
 The New World will commence her trips with the first rise of water.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-11
MOBILE, MONTGOMERY AND WETUMPKA,

WEEKLY PACKET.
 . c%@ h The fine steamer DALLAS, q. w. Sxzllssz151 Lapinglon master will ply during the seasoo a. a regular Weekly Packet, to the above and all intermediate landings. commencing her trips at the first rise of the river, leaving Mobile every WEDNESDAY, evening al o'clock PM, arriving at Montgomery every FRIDAY morning. Ia time for the cars for Chehaw, arriving at Weumpka every ,,,mnka every SATURDAY, at 12 o'clock M.. and leaves Montgomery every SATURDAY evening on ,be arryal of the cars from Chehaw, and arrives al Mobile every MONDAY morning. in time for pas seogers to take the New Orleans Mail boats
 The steamboat Dallas has been thoroughly repa'r' .a ha.;og heen hauled out in tue New Orleana Dry Dock. No expense or labor has been spared to make her as safe and comfortable any in the trade
 oc,sO M. WAKING & CO.,, Agents.
 N. R-The Dallas is provided with fine Engine and Hoes
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-11

RAcON sIDES-3O casks superior Tennessee ID Bacon for sale hy
 nos25 RAvEsIEs, BULL oCK & co
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-11

WEELY PACKET FOR TUSCALOOSA. C@ hThe steamboat u KINNEY, n. SxzlRsssl5E Kinney masier, will run during the season as regular week y packe', leaving MOBILE every TUESDAY evening, to commence as soon as the water will permit.
 For freight or passage apply on hoard, or to
 novq M WAKING g. co.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-11

AEk FOR RENT-The II story irsme baidins e: situated nn Manrae doors from St. Emanuel, nexi to the house occupied by Mir. Joel A. Roberts The house IS III good repair and will he rented low 10 a good tenant. Applyio
 E. C. CENTER & O., na,2I corner Cont and Coan,erce sts
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-11
Tinners, Machines.
\ FULL set No l, imroved kInd
 ' 1 GLl aef Nh 2 Sefh Peck K On. do


 \ FULL set No I, imroved kind ! full set No 2, Seth Peck & Go, do
 full set No 3. iron wheels and top plates
 double Scanning Machine, manufactured by Plant, NeaIe 6 Co. and for sale at their prlces. Orders received for Beading Machines. to pair rollers; Stove Pipe Formers; Folding Machines for Sheet Iron; do do for Roofing; Gutter Machines; Wire Maehiaes and all descriptions of Timers tools.
 EDWARD c CENTER X co. novla Agents for Manufacturers 1SINCINNATTI WHITE LEAD--Manufac- O inred by Conkling. Wood & Co. and warranted equal in quality any the Eastern Manufacturies Pure, Extra, Nh. l and No 2, in 25. 50, 100 and 200 Ib kegs. large supply landing and for sale .o the trade and others at reduced prices by
 nov23 CENTER Co HRY GOODS--lmoices of the following goods, D received by late arrivals, and for sale by ' w. H. BUNNEl.L, cor. Wafer and Coni. Cases low priced and rich Pr,nis; Rich deLaines Rich corded Cashmeres; rich Cardiville do Satin Face Persians, Cashmere d'E 'Ecosse Twipd Strioed Shirlngs; Curtain Muslins Plain Swiss Muslins; Linen Lawns and Linens Linen Cambric and L. c. Handkerchiefs Plain. Mixed, Printed and Striped Satinets Oregon Stripes and Gambroons; Kentucky Jeans Wool b,6,7 and g. Shawls; Northern Woolsoeks, lue Mixed Denms novzl
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-11

IxA FOR REAT--A Room fronting on Dau E.: EE.: rhIn street. over Wriglil Cuning ghams-- pari nf the Danphin St Ho'el-snd suitable for. and has been used as Dentists ifice Apply to
 novig RIG COOKE. b0 Cunmerce ct
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-11
J. DOBLER,

J. DOBLER,
 BOOKSELLER AND SThTTONER, No. AZ DAuPHIs. MOBILE, A'A' ETA complete assortment of Law, Medical, fheo- logical, School aud Miscellaneous Books, constantly on hand. Blank Books manufactured to order. His supplies of cheap literature are ample, and additions made as published.
 English. FrencA and German Books imported to order per Atlantic steamers, at the same charge made by New York houses. dec3i 26
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-11

RACON-5U casks clear and bone Sides, Cn- A1cinnaii curing and packingi 25 do Shoulders do do do; 20 bbs Sugar cured Ham, in store and for
 nov25 sale hy MARSHALL, ROWE g. co
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-11

EULToN MARKET BEEF AND PORK Landing from ship Cotton Planter and for sale by DESHON A MYERS,
 n0s26 c0rner Commerce and Conti sis
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-11
MOBILE AND MONTGOMERY WEEKLY ;. -.-- PACKET.

MOBILE AND Mt)NIGOmEh1 W EEhLt A ESS n The light draught, last running zzzAlssss555{7z double engine steamer LOWNDES, H Johnson. Master, will ply the ensuing season as a regular weekly packet between Mobile and Mont gomery, leaving Mobile every THURSDAY at o'clock PM. during the season.
 For freight or passage, apply on board or to
 CAMPBELL OWEN & co. The Lowndes will commence running about inc Isl October. lseplll U. U. oo. MOBILE AND MONTGOMERY WEEKLY A E~~ h The new, fast running, passenger SyxzSssss7 steamer SELMA. Jo. Bryant master, will ply the ensuing season as regular packet be- tween Mobile and Montgomery, leaving every TUESDAY evening, at o'clock. PM. arriye al Monigomer Thursday morning. Leaves Mont Romery every FRIDAY morning at 10 o'clock.
 sep2s M WAKING x co, Agents SATURDAY PACKET FOR MONTGOMERY. A C~ h The steamer MONTGOMERY, F M Johnson master, will ply the en. suing season between Mobile and Montg0mery.- Leaving Mobile every SATURDAY ar6 o'clock YM. For freght or passage apply on board, or to
 CAMPBELL, OWEN & co. Agents sep2s 72 Front and 75 Com sIs
 Capt Johnson having been informed that insinua tions have been uttered and doubts implied by some of bis kind associates, that his ownership oi inc Montgome is questionable, he would heg 10 state, for the satisfaction of his irents and those interest ed n the matter, that he himself is the sole owner of the boat
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-11

&szA FOR RENT--Thai large three story brick -G:sH Store adjoining the Auction Room of s & l Jones. Apply to
 novl7 SIAIi JONES
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-11
NUMBER 55S2

1 = UPERB EDITIONS OF TIE fUEIS-ld,.- - iaiure ondon editions oi Al iae S,sndnrd Fn glish f0ets. richly hound in nnifbra arIs extra gi,- and illusrraled.
 ApIarloa's new edition of Moore and sonth.v. n various hindinRs.
 i'engman's Ls.nd. ediIion If Mport'. Lalla Roakh. he~",'ulls illustrated nth Steel FngraYings-Ons l Royal 5so volume, Mor ez qui. Philadelrh'S uEiiara Sso editions pf Rurne soote, B,ron, Scnal, Sterne, Cowper and Thamp. son.
 GrisYold's Poris and Poeuy af America. and Poets and Poetry sf Engsnd-svs Turkish msr.. ezra gill
 The POeis aud Poetry of Europe, edited by T.ons. fellow.
 Carey & Iiari's fine editions of scou's Lady of he Lake, Campbell. Cowper. and Longfelo.y+ il. lustraisd. while cali, extra gut.
 Appleton's editions of fasso, BurHs, Dante Mil. ion. ossaa. Hemans and Scoil. m cloth enlrs md morocco gilt.
 Morris Wallis Library cf ,he Prose and Poetry of Europe and Amertca.
 he POems, sacred, passionate and kuraoroys oC N. P WIllls--sixth edition.
 The Poets of America, illustrated by one of her Painters; edited by Joho Reese-6fih ednion.
 The Poems sf Amelia-secoud edition
 For sale by J. DOBLER. nos'l B"okstiierand Siaiinner, 4s Dauphin..t.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-11

Charles M. Connolly. WILLIAM W. DIBBLEE. Sec'y-SImEoN BALD WIN, Presdent--JUsTUs HARRIsos, V. President. The subscribers having been appointed agents Tor the above company. prepared 10 take Marine and River risks on CottoH and other Merchandise, md will also insure against Fire, Brick and Wood Buildings, and their contents the usual rates oi premium ESLAVA, MURRELL q co.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-11

AzA REAL ESrATE-rhe und-rs Igned, agent Eg& for the Real Estate Of the Branch of the Bank of the State of Alabama at Mobile, offers for rent all ihe Real Estate belonging to said Branch Bank, and will receive and entertain propositions for the pur- chase of any portion of said Real Estate.
 .CJsOfhce in the sonthw es,ern room of the Bank ing House JAMES s. DEAS,
 m,20tf Real Estate Agent
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AEA BRICK DWELLING for RENT--The large Gs brick dwelling, with all convenient and ne- cessaIy ou buildings and spacious loi. situated on north side of St Anthony between Jackson and Cai- borne streets, will he renied fair price good tenant. Apply al Office MsrchaDis lnsu,aice Co
 sep3O wv MCCOY
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-11

" HISKEY-2Oe bbls beuers--will he lani- w cd ,his morning per tn Ii. boat from New Or leans, for sale on the wharf by
 nos24 F W Mccoy & JOHNSON.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-11

BUTTER AND CHEESE--SO kegs Western. Lb q prime article; 200 boxes prime Cheese. landing ex steamer Moatezuma, for sale by
 my23 MARSHALL. ROWE q co.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-11

1NSURANCE-The subscribers, agents for the K Contributionship Insurance Company of New York, continue to take River and Fire Risks, at the lowest rates of premiem.
 HUNTINGTON & CLEVELAND, noyS e. AS St Michael st.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-11

kgA FOR RENT.--rhe two two-sloTy Brick EsW Dwelling Houses situated on the south side Of Si. Michael street, next above fhe residence of J. Wanroy. Esq. Each tenement contains five rooals, pantry, coset and cement~d cellar. and to sach there is TWO sto,y lsiek kitchen, having four good roons. To good tenants the rent will be low. Apply to (sep28) I. c. DnBOSE & co.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-11

ruNHE subscriber will continue the Ship chande Il " and Grocery Business al ihe old stand S6 Commerce street. aud solicils share of public pa- tronage. CHARLES BREWEh.
 Mobile, July l, 1s46. Ul NNHE subscriber having taken his brothers LUXE N and HueH MAsTERsoN into cOpartnersh'p, the business will in fntura be conducted In the oi MASTEKSON & BROTHERS, both m St. Louis, Mo. and in thls place
 ian22 JAMES MASTERSoN.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-11
COPARTNERSHIPS, sc

ISsOLuTiON OF PARrNERSnip-The HI Parinrrship of M. SuMmALr and EDWARD F. TRsT was dissolved on Ihe l7lI by the ,iealh of Edward F. Test.
 All persons indebied 10 inc lae finn will make immediate pay ,neni io M. Sumwat, lhe surviving partner. ..
 The business will he continued al inc old sland. No 36 Dauphn street.
 nov24 SUMwAtT.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-11

&EA FOR SALE That c0mmodous and desr-
 G.:M able residence on Dauphin Way, within 2t miles from the Mansion House, known as the resi- dence efihe late Edward O'Connor, and now in le occupancy of Wm. Stuart. It is handsome country place and the buildings of the best kind. The main house is large. and built nd finished in the most approved manner, and calculated for a large family. The premises occupy three acres. For terms apply to BR. TAKDI, or
 mhI6 VIM. STUART.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-11
ECTION INSURANCE COMPANY or

VIM. CONFER, Secretary.
 Fire, Marine and River policies issued by the agent in Mobile, on the most favorable terms claims for loss or damage promptly adjusted, power to settle and pay all claims against the company be- ing vested In the agent. JNO. c. RYAN, Agent,
 dec27 IS St Michael street.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-11

The Poets Of America, illustrated by one of her Painters; edited by Joho Reese-6fih edition. The Poems sf Amelin-sacond .dttou
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n TTs
 In these published Lectures. il will he found the author has preserved The same slmplci:Y of lap- guage. perspicuiiy Of reasoning. and iplcuy Of il. lastraoa. which rendered the oral disconrsss 90 universally popular.
 The number ofihographic and wood engraynss large and small, in the whole series. is 36O.
 Also--E Eabanks on Meehaaics Rad iIydrostatics svo.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-11

fIutuaI Benefit Life Insurance Company No. II Wall Street, New- York. oBT. S, PATTERSON, President. BEsJ. C. MILLER, Secy
 Jos. L LORD, Agent. I72 Policies issued from lsi May last to lst eI Policies issued 10 20 March. l6500 %
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-11

/zA FOR RENT-From the lst of November E. next \ fine two story Brick Store, No. l2 Dauphin street. Enquire of the present occupant
 oc,7 JAMES COMING.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-11

Al FOR SALE, BARTER OR RENT-The G.:E Residence formerly occupied by the under- signed, at Cottage Hill, immediately on the Pssca- gould road, miles from the cy, and three iourlhs of mile from Maj. ]. Aust,l's residence, is offered for sale low for cash, or will be exchanged for ne groes at a lair valualIon. The tract contains P acres of hand, more or less II not sold, ibe same will be rented 10 good tenant ai low rate. For further particulars, apply to the Hon Henry Godl,- waiie or ihe subscriber at W. Orleans.
 nl,2I 93 VIM K. MALONE
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-11

AxA FOR RENT--Ofice on St FIancis street EE: next east of Merchants Insurance Go. office. Ofhce on Water street. next t'1ias Press.
 Store No 63 Dauphin at. ChamLsfs over sane. Dwelling House, fol mery the res-ience of J. Nj. Ashton
 Dwelling House No ls0 St FrHnri. st.
 Dwelling House on Cenr street., between Jack and Joakim streets, new, inl moiern style, and in complete good order. AshtonP Snip Yard
 Stable and Lots W corner S,a; asd Royal sts. nogl4Kw SfOk fY SMITH.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-11

R, HOENE ES ~ CO.
 COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
 MOBILE. Alabama. VUyHE subscribers have formed coparinershlp for \ the purpose of ransaciing a Factorage and Commissi sion business in the city of Mobile. Ala, under the name and firm of B. HsLMEs X Co.,, under such restrictions that the name of the finn shall uoi be ased or held liable m any respect only in connection with a legitimate Commission Bnsi- hess. We respectfully solicit the patronage of our friends.
 BURWELL HOLMES, of Mobile.
 VIM. c. RUSH, Of kemper Co.,, Miss.
 J. II. BOl ING, of Sumter Co.,. Ala. .anOI If !.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-11

nISSOLUT1ON-Th coparlnership heretofore Dexisting under the firm of Huntington & Gsye- laud, Mobile, and A. p Cleveland x Co, New Or leans, was dissolse he lst inst. Y Huntington is charged with Ihe settlement of business at Mobile, and A. P Cleveland in New Orleans.
 HUNTINGTON, ie3 AP CLEVELAND.
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MEXICAN EVOLUTIONARY WIT.

The downfall Of Paroles is made, IL seems, the
occasion for sallies against the monsrchists, and
their defeated scheme for establishing throne in
Mexico. The "Monitor Republican," Of August
9, contains list Of some distinguished names, be-
ginning with that Of the ex.dictalor, to each Of
which are appended remarks after the following
fashion:
General PAREDEs continues to be prisoner in the
citadel, PurgDg himself Of what was monarchica in
his composition. We lament the fate which has
oyertaken him, because he has been in truth only
ollnd instrument IN the hands Of those who have so
deeply involved hun, and who have now offered
him up as victim, whilst they are laughing with
Joy at seeing US IN the chaos into which they have
cast us.
Don JUAN CAso, it is said, will be kept under ar
rest or IN prison until the arrival Of General Santa
Ana Is II for the purpose Of offering him up 10
Tie general as yictml We think not; but that il
Is or the purpose Of his becoming purged Of his
moNrchica peceados.
uEs ToRsEL-What opinion will our general
hold today Shall we see him in the field as a sup
porter OF Santa Ana
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A few days since we visited "The Washington
Infrmary," and take great pleasure in bearing ties,
imony to The highly creditabe manner in which the
institution ia planned and conducted. Indeed, il
any other city in the country possesses better
naison de sants, we are ignorant of the fact The
domestic management of the establishment ia un-
der the entire control of those ministers of mercy
the Sisters Of Charity" whose presence and handi.
work are apparent in the unusual good order, neat
ness and comfort of everything appertaining to the
sick wards. The ultimate design of this nstitu-
ton Oor which the public indebted to the facul.
y of the medical school of this city, is to receive
and take of charity patients, well others
though at present their limited funds will only per-
nit the dispensation of medicines and medical ad.
vice to the poor when called on ''
OF course, they receive all PATIENTS on paying
board, "a per week,) who desire to avail them
selves Of the superior advantages of excellent nurs
ing, food appropriate to the sick, unremitted med
ical attendance, &c, which such institution af
fords. We learn that the public have already pat
ronized it to extent to warrant the hope that i
may continue to exist, and finally work its legti
mate share in the amelioration Of the miseries o
sickness among the poor of this city. . ..
The building, as remodelled, with its comfortab,
and we-ventilaed chambers and halls, struck us as
being most admirably arranged for its purposes
We found citizens and strangers ayailing themselves
Of the advantages of the institution whose meant
certainly would permit choice Of nurses and com
forts in sickness some Of these gentlemen being at
tended by their own physicians, while others hac
placed themselves under the Of the resident ant
visiting physicians Of the institution.
There can be nothing more fortunate for invalid
presidents without families, and for sojourners in thi,
city, than this charity-for il is charitable to attend
properly to the sick even when pecuniary compen
sation is made
Understanding that the directors desire the city
authorities to aid them by placing in the institution
patients suffering under acute Diseases, whose ex
penses the corporation Obliged to bear, we take
the liberty of urging compliance with their request
which, we sincerely hope, may receive favorable
reply.
The philosophical and anatomical museums, lee
rooms and laboratory Of the medical school oc-
cupy part Of the building; and, Independent of the
admirable hospital to which they are attached, are
well worthy OF a visit from citizens and strangers
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TO THE EDITOR OF THE UNION.
GEN. WASHINGTON AND MR.. POLK

| Getting home last week after short alb
sence, found several of your back papers to look
| into; amongst them, that Of the 18th instant in
| which, whist making some remarks on the Oregon
negotiation, you again bring forward General w ash
tons practice, In the early days of the republic oil
asking the advice Of the Senate beforehand on occa
sions when important executive duties devolved up
on him.
This has determined me to point out to you wha
| had intended TO do before now, viz: passage up
on this subject, in the 5th volume of Marshalls life
| OF washington, not yet brought before the public
as far as know, IN its application to President
| Folks course IL will be found in chapter eight
page 300, OF that book, and may be briefly explain
| ed as follows:
Washington, with all his original partiaties to
wards France as our old ally, got SO justly provoked
at last by the highly improper conduct, in all ways
| oi the French minister, Mr. Genet, in 1893 and
1874, that he brought the question Of wholly super
'eding his diplomatic functions, and depriving him
ofall his privileges, formally before his cabinet
The cabinet was then composed of Mr.. Jefferson
Secretary Of State, Colonel Hamilton Secretary OF
the Treasury, General Knox, Secretary of War, and
MIR. Edmund Randolph, Attorney General.
Ihe decision the cabinet was that the step pro-
Jected by the President should be taken; and accord
lngly, "a message to Congress was prepared - saws
Marshall, "avowinga determination to adopt tina,
| measure within days, unless, in the mean.
| time, one THE OTHER House should signify the
OPINION that II was not advisable to do SO y
ms decisive measure, thus on the eve of accom-.
pilshment the historian adds, was arrested by the
recall, by the French government ITSELF of its indis
| Greet and rash minister. .'."
The words ] underscore from Marshall are exceed.
ingly remarkable, and may well challenge attention
II appears that General w Washington, in his anxious
desire TO ascertain and respect public opinion, in.
tended to consult not only The Senate, which const.
| tutonaly participated with him in the Executive
duty, but also the HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
which does not ...
MIR, Polk has been the first Of our chief magis
traes to restore the practice of the government il
THIS highly important particular, as established by
his iirst iustrous predecessor. Instead Of seeking
TO enlarge the sphere Of executive power at the ak
pense oil Congress, as charged upon him for the fan
exercise OF the veto power, he throws himself upon
the legislative counsels in a manner unknown fo
hfty years He has wisely and honorsbly ne.
cured peace by an energetic, and strictly saga
c,ous course of policy on the most momentous o
all our public questions of late--the Oregon cues
ton---so long pending, long threatening, and Ions
battling. He has followed in the steps Of the immor
tai Washington, and earned the gratitude Of hii
country. AZ