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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-08-20

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So 10 IL hss'. 81 81 hs9lag ahy 30
d. j. EsriealaI q eamnsaa. gsts gFEstsl
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hose nndsr bis eem@and. utlrss IhsY
.srrpsd GnRg on b saesmP@snI. hs
skosid hsls 10 d a; aLst h. ~ss COT
hsoagkl " in.s srhoal shsFs men ~sls
shsl a. wIihnsI IrlsrniEs lie srmPilDral.
lis ssInsrls had .l.r te.llsd eject.
Tie La Rsei@rna q TsHss aesnled
nsn ksss sshf Sp % csmaSso ~ lsnd.
There are stoUi 600 men - Ihs RseinsnL
Al tho rsenlsr troops sss ns~ q Res mesa
snh csnaIg.i. Oas rampany n ReGulafs
Isfi csnssee an Tuss.isy ioF M.er, slrTs
the cunanehss h.se eommtqed drpIeda.
,iass They srnt up on de steamer
AID. and ~lll send b.ek > good sseoua' Of
themselves. TErEs sre hos here lln
MsKleal sbaHl 1900 neops-shough
10 do n thslis wsnhd % te dahe. oil
nnllfs you hon lime 70 lime 81 some u
The ssens Ihai isks riars, - shall 20
70 Ten .Ego shortly. GsHsrsl lay Tor wJ
! 20 ~. q % ,sld. about lhr 6sb. .~z
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-08-20

LTE FaOM-EHE ID sEAADE-
81 SO OIsxas. AEssa Z, lstG
A vsnsPsrs has iasl aVirsi siih he
Mnbiis salsnsesIs 1a.def Geo. Desisa, uho
have ben discAsrysa 81 Gen. Taylor By
as8els of a. Mar Dsparhncui. - hste
also az The Losisisna splaA,eers, siK oh.
er companies more Of Alaba8s EolunietEs,
and thr N. Louis legi0n. The two rrgi.
nensfrom this plscr undrr Cois. Peysoa
ana fessllsrslos are disehsrgrdbera1 The
Drparmsnt do nos eansidrr lhem IN ser
vice under any existing Law. These are
tie Iwo extra regiments hsl Gen. Games
accepted pnslsr hls owa ssihoriiy, over
and shove the requisision Of Gen. Tay-
lur. Tie other rnlauieeFs are discharged
because they would moi extend lheiI term
Of service 20 twelse months, 90 during
the war. when lhsy vsEe regularly and
legally accepted Cor Sin months. and had
made ~ lheir business and other srrange-
meuls for an absence Of that period.
The Mobilians. under Desha. mustered
and entered the service and lcli that place
! in six hours after they had ad.ice 81 Gen.
! Taylor's critical situation. and embarked
from This eiiy even ahead Of the Louisi-
ana volunteers; and now they are turn.
ed adrill in this way. So general and
great is the indignation, that out OF all
those from Louisiana. Alabama, aud Mis-.
SOUR. that hare fallen under the operation
Of This proceeding, ! am informed not .
single company, not single man will 70.
man. under the invitation Of zen. TayloT
to form new companies 81 such as were
willing To stay on The terms prescribed.
enclose you Gen. TaylOr's general
order. ~.+# -
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-08-20
The New Pope.-The German iour.

The New Pope.-The German jour-
nsis 'elsie numerous instances IL The hui
m'l'ty OF the new Pope. &" Ills cock lsays
one q .h 81 j'"rnoI.. "ne day ,etvrd icr
zig d,nner se'en cif' rent dishes; Prus
TX. sent Tor him. and tnId him that when
cardinal he never had more Than three, and
that he would 90, INV change hls habit.
tlrs holiness lIas reduced slrno.t ell Ito
expenses # HI. household. Foor thou-
sand Roman scud.s. which we're annually
sp"nt 10 rare plants, have been ca, ofrirom
lie budget, ard hall The horses Of tho
po",iiicsl .l,bles have been 5 i'd"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-08-20

= sSAf y a. F.aFf 4 fasi fsEFasFy =
.0rP isr sTs@s. shsfssf be party a.
:. kr.I g dtly ssas.el<s." Tais sasns
nsHi nsds re g - ssEy SnserrFlsiI.
. 90 1ssg ss1sul ldeEds IhsH Aasy .
shsn ssSse sEsihss IL passage. AL &c.
hr. Mcksy seed asl sole Tor h,s 60
eill. The bill Tssssd. hoEsssr. On Sssss.
d.y nlshi. atloui Lls s0ls. b. = msierl
y a slE soles, bsl did not reach he s.
nais N lime 10 be sssed upOa hat highl.
Sunday in'eEsnins. q . uudsis,ood 4
hsEs bssn drtsEminsd. hy lhe eoUlsfse
a thet.s Hause. % d,ssssreise sase.
10 N Fednes The appropriation. freed ffeE
Mr. hlRnss pEotlse, . an amEndmsh
% nns Of Ihs saeadnsns 10 lhs cisi
Appropriation bill. vhleh i0smsd . rsr
u ihr sutjse, Of conference. Y-,leid.y
morning. hausser IL heing dseesersd
thai such "a ssseRps would uRdasbtdly
cause he lass Il The whols mass Of sp.
nsaiTiaaans foF The ssPpaTI Of GoEsln,
mshI. The aes,ga ass ahaad.nsd.
The bill, - il had passed tie H"Iss o.
Representatives,. cane BP in lke Sensis
some tsshiy Eliisiss before Ihs rXI rsllou
al The TINE sIlall.d Tor chasing he L,gis.
lsiiss session; sHd dshsle arose upon u,
- he m'dsl ef wh,rh The hour al tsslrs
arrived bs tie sLnek of lie House 81
ReaItfeni.hses, snJ that House xas
aoi"prnrd By The Speaker aLirh. u
ta""gh y -. uoi % lsle. BY len n,,Rul.s,
By the clock Of tie Senate. Of eoUrss pul
'iop % al , Unfinished business.
Tlr,, lsll Ihrnngh the proportion. rt-
commended by The Exseuust. for sn sp-
pr"P'iai'an 10 bug lsrrriOry aud peace
from MrxicS. ~. 80
u - no, TO be disguised that tie effect
NJ Ihe passage al The Tau1 Ball aud The
Veto Of he Harhar BlIlhss been 10 rrd.ce
greatly. u 40, belaw par. the influence Of
the EscD'i 10 the Iwo Houses Of Con.
gees. ID hi. lhs lsilnEe Of the Land
Graduation Bin sfforded deei,iss s.i-
aencs; which the failure Of his Msriesu
Var (pr Pescel Bil serses 10 confirm.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-08-20
Lord John Russell's Sugar Measure.

Wilmer d. Smiths Liverpool Times
gives the following notice of this new
project Of Lnrd John Russell's: ~4.1 q.
"The government is now fairly involy-
ed in the meshes Of the sugar question.
Lord John Russell propoupded his mea.
sure on Monday lasi, aud lhe discussion
an its merits was TO have commenced in
the House of Commons last night. but,
in consequences Of the dea b of his tjroth-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-08-20
Correspondence of the n. O. Tropic.
Matauoros, July slst, lsie.

Dear Sir The last OF Grn, Smnh's
Brig 4de arrived sith's place on the after.
noon Of he 29,h en.roule for New d leans.
IN the evening q dispute arose between
one Of the 9TH RreImsn, Volunteers AID .
Mexican. The LATER s,sbheI The fnrmer
~hcD the Mex'csn wss aiken 10 The gnstd
house o. the 3D. Inlas,ry. The volan.
'e-rs went 10 the siramb "a, Tor ,hen COZ,
rsdss, and sbou, tseniy ii them look ihei,
aailskels and went TO .he Mexlcan's Lou,e;
NOT knowing the exact location, they bl ..
I'd away al random, and the way he bull.
let aes through aud iu'c The caap Of The
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-08-20

FRoa CALIFoRSA.--A small party
~h'ch lst Cal,lo,nra on the 22d Of April
arrived IN 81. L'ui. on the 30 b uIumo.
They report thst gene,si dissatisfaction
existed among ,he Amescan settlers owing
10 the i"pussibrliiy Of procuring vslid
titles 10 their lsnds. Some d,ssppa ut.
meni. alec, has bs, expetlsnc-d 10 re-
la,ion to the Fl NESS Of the so,t for sgrr Ul.
tOral purposes. ats spoafaneoas pfot'e-
tors being ias more anandan,. aud Of alst-
ter order, than those thai ;se the rcsult OF
cuhiys,IrIi.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-08-20
The Harvest In France--Our private

letters express surprise al the height 10
which prices are kept up in the various
markets in France. From every quar-
ter, says these letters, !. We hear Of The adj
mirable quality, aud the more than ordina.
ry produce Of the corn crops of this year.
In week from the present day. the entire
Of The harvest south of Paris with the ex-
ception OF oats in some distrieIs) will have
been cut, saved, and housed. In Picardv
and in Normandy the rye and barley are
all safe, and much of the wheat in progress
Of reaping. The potatoes will also turn
out well. The vintage promises to be tho
finest since 1911, exceeding in quantity
that Of lS34."z s~~s - - =. S.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-08-20


HSir R0bert."-Expact Of . letter
Iron ptominrnt suga, pl.n'er 10 Cuba,
dated Havana, July din. 1916: ....-l 49,.
. Toe weather cou,lnues very favorable
haze for abe mex. crop. sh,cb promises 10
be very abundant. pray G"d tbs, We
may enjoy the benefit Of The msrke, Of
the United States, IN view OF The modlf.
Cation Of .he Tariff proposed by Mr..
Walker. TO whom We are going 10 erect i
s.aluelo Of gpld,'e a.ss .ea.,-u.f, .t........ 49,.
The pl .n,ers Of Cubs nav vel sifnd
thi, nibnie to "ST Robrrt''-snd, if Tie
msnnlac,vrets and miners Of Gres, Br!.
am 80 met follow their example. they will
oyince the mos, reprebensible ingrstitude.
But N what manner shsli The American
sugar planter, aud hemp gtoser, and coal
and lion miners ex BIT their gtstiude 10
this A@eriean rhanppn o. foreign INDUS
Tyl We shsll see. 1'ha, species Of le-
g'slstion. it strikes US. mus, be u bspsfui
tendency WHICH elIelis these dfmonstrs,
.toas,of joy in alien bosoms, and fills the
hearts Of oar own peopls with des nondsE-
cy and gloon! Richmond Tthig.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-08-20
THEIR FOOT IN iT.

Oar ls.I SL LaBas payers are reioie.
ing o,tr The passage Of The Riser and
Iiarhrr Rii. unsssp,cious ol inc Veto
ihaSdrrboIl about 60 blast thar hopes.
lIere. are letters from iao Missouri 10.
calcros in coRRfess, Iej0leing The hrsrs
Of ihsir enhsbiasnis silh IleIngs ol The
passage or The bill:
"BOuss q Representatives. July "a, isSs.
1.-The Rl,er sod Hsrbar Bill hss this
momrn, ps.ssdthe Senate. wilh0ui amend.
u,sut. by . ,aie 0i 20 10 10. st
.sThis gives % $40 900 Tor onr rivers
and $4,000 for nur h.,hor. Thspt God
il has riumphrd over The machihaiions Of
hy pOrrl,lcsl and false frieIds aud open
Toes. and I'll 10 safe. -
"Yours. in great haste.
-. d. B0wLIN."
An. jamie you iiuis dresmed how
powerful was one . hyr Jrrriiesl and islss
fi.nd" that you had never Suspected.
The Lo~oioeo editor introduces this eth
The iosons remark that .iLe bill only
want. the signature Of Tie President 10
become law" True enough. but fr
wat Of only that Il IS as dead as Cesar.
Here is the letter Of smother Loco mrn..
Der TO The Missouri Repar'es:
House Of Representative. July -. fs4e.
Dear SIR: I have The pleasure 10 in.
form yaD that the River aud Hsrbor Bill.
which passed he house. has this momeai
pissed The Senate. wnhoUi smsndmen,.
BY vnie Uf34 - 10. Il Only requires
the Execute sanc,ioa 10 become . law.
Yours, tEDIv. .-mm~
JAMES II. RELFE..
On This The Reporter ihas sxuls:
The large s"ie f.r this bill in ,ha
Ssnst,--muis than two 10 ons--shoss
shs, The Western pnlics IL .el,lrd 81 I..i,
end hereafter we sniicIps,e les difficulty
IN securing proper appropriations fOr eur
large riysrs." .@
Unhappy Reporter caught in the very
&C, Of ptopsg."ne the rsakesI " Federal
ism." alter yrsrs Of alisnt and profit bile
de'olion 10 Democracy" VIA, vii il
Do! ~ @ .~'.+. Tribune.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-08-20

L. akaa bsen possponaa uaiK M6llay.
lie dsbsis Vii sElsnd 0Fsr aetNAl > sbis
~ lie result eaneal be kaoEn uahl DE
ss1i pieksL The Gssiniss are ss'say
TIE roionisl daiy ef IL, Is % eOnlia-
IL . a prrssnl. Tie exlsling dniy -
losriEn free labor sugar Is 23s. I'D. It's
- Be redCcrd n onre 20 ala, and 10 co.
spply equally % al fofesgn sugs', free =
nsil Is slategrswu. A sezse a duties
Ia ekirnd over 6Ee wears. dropping 10 The
krss wear shilling. u he second sish'
asen pence. IN ihs bird The sane. IN he
Eonrlh The sane. in The 9Th he same, Al
lie end o. which time nj distinction be-
Ansen ro'ani.I snd foreign sugar j. %
tease. This. in brisf. i m oulline VI The
Iblan.
.Il is bid and comprehensive plan
-hold. hecaase il snnihilales II Ore he
foolish and uncandid di.iineIion between
.kIsve and free labnr sugar-eomprrhrn-
i've. because il includes every sugar crow
fng country in lis grasp" @
A
We have rrcawd the krss uumlef Of The San
augustine shield, pestiy printed Democratic
lpaper published $, San augustus. Texas. from
Nhirh We cory the follOsing interesting account
81 lhe presentation Of heauiiful and appropriate
Flag 70 the Volunteer Company Of San Angus
tine. BY the daughter Of Dr. ]. \. Patterson, for
merry Of ihis county: --@.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-27

4 ICOaICE, IN MASS AND SrICK.-25 cases very
Ia superior Stick Lieoee; IS aass do-Ror by
ju 81 WILLIAMS A. HAN6LI
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-27
DISSOLUTION.

YNlIE co-partnsrship heretofore existing under
II the arm Of RAnkiA whr'osk thi, cay BY
The vn-ettSd baane.< %
tended 10 BY RANKIN, wa.uoek q Roy.tcr.
Signed RosERr RANKIN
n. d WHITLOCk.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-27
PHILIP NJ. TABB & son,

Once, on Main street, opposite Exchange Bank.
A TTEND TO THE COLLECTION OF CLAIMS OF ever
IN description Renting rsceiv
property in town the adjacent eoIny Hiring Negroes
setting their hires aud dsPosnE OF them public private
L.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-27
CO-PARTNERSHIP Office.

o. The undersigned have this day entered into
Partnership, sy,e o'RANkIN. wHTLoCk
RoYsrER for the Of q general
ship Brokerage Business both foreign aad domestic
fully sieh the patronage Of the public
(sgned) ROBERT RANKIN.
n. wairLoCK
A. l. ROYSTER.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-27

ENlRE BRlChS.-We are daily expecting a
supply fire Bricks OF KraIneyA Co known
to be The very best, which will cell low
aa WILL ANS 4 HAXALI..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-27

DROWN WINDSOR SoAP.-Lows Brown Windsor
~ Soap, received per schr G'eenwsy by
DUyAL a PURCELL Druggists
u ~ Ma
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-27
SUMNER CLOTHING.

SUMMER CLOTHING.
lust received ut Fashions Head Quarters ~
fresh invoice Of Summer Goats among
Of those beautiful Black Cashmsre Sacks
embd sk various styles OF MarFess, Valencia Satin large
assortment OF and fashionable style
white and fancy dng French fancy every
other material suitable for Extra
Shirts Coars Bosotl H3kfs Gloves Suspe
variety. h. Il. SPENCE
je IS No 100 Mainst...,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-27
Riehro,s. August s. rs<s.

M ALuESPEYRE,s BLISTER PAPER for
4Vk. maintaining the dehsrge Busters This prepared
has seen In for and upwards TIE
ph eian and OF the Partisan Hospital and
. to be Of the best COMPOSITIONS used for
dressing bsers mainnipg abundant uacTm discharge with
pain aud preventing decomposition the
ereset DUNG the intervals Of dressing thereby contributing
y IN cleanliness and comfort Physicians respectfully
edit ean and examine The article; for sale by
n GAYNOR WOOD.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-27
nedicaied Mineral Water.

uecicated Mineral Water.
ITNHE great advantage to health to be derived
- fom the Of Mineral during
sumner universally acknowledged ,ed
poaton nom the sprinr- remedial
virtues Of which known and admittrd.
The saberbers for the uased saes for nc
sale OF the
White Sulphur Water,
fom thc White Sulphur sprurs Grcenbe this
ami they half
which rpenished intervals during the
They have also constantly supply OF ths nmed
Saratoga (COnsress Spring. Water,
ard bottles Their that they
enabled their these admirable aduvan
OF health awaysn perfect preservation
do direct from the OF the spring. and
Of rendering them agreeable and ready for immediate
keep them CONSTANTLY Refrigerator well supplied with
Ice
We have also sETZER WATER, Jugs celebrated
Springs in Germany.
DUvALA PURCELL Druggists
my 10 la Main street Richmond. Va.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-27

" T. offer for sale, Just imported, ;he following
w Goods, at tie lowest Prees;-
1900 dOr table Knivc, and Forks wood ebony
stag and ivory handles
1000 don pocket Cutlery every variety of, blade,
5000 pair bright Traces % be finest twist
$50 don wedding ADd killing Hoes
l2S don grass, grain and best steyer seythes
1900 gross American and English Wood screws
SEQ t0Z Pad Lock, all qualities
Kpob Locks. Stock Locks Iatehes, But. Hingeske.
mill W. g J. DOMAIN
GORDON Il SKINKER, "a MAN STREET,
~ Richmond, Va, offer for sale
SIS hhdS Orleans and West India Sugars
IS terees and bbs Clarified Sugar
40 packages loaf crushed and pulveTised Sugar
hores white Havana Sugar
4so bags Cofee-Rio, LaguayTa, Java and MaraeaiSo
bales Mocha Coffee
sS hhds Orleans and West India Moasses
10 HI chests GanPowdeT and Y Tyson Tea, part very superior
hi chests Black Tea
Tea IN and 3Ib boxes
400 sides leather-s"od stamp and s,nlased
rs do Russell Leather
200 lbs Shoe Thread
100 boxes Sperm and Talow Candles
80 boIesscap
Fancy and variegaied Soap
PimsnIO and Ginger
eco kegs Nails
ESQ sacks Ashton's salt
lSo bags Shot
100 aess Duponts Power
$50 reams Wrapping Paper
lC tieree7 Rice
$50 toz Hemp and Cotton Red Cord. and Line.
q doI painted Buckets
eco Nova Scotia Ind stones
Is kegs Horse Shoes
hhds Bacon
GIass-5IIO nd IOrIe
Sperm and Tanners OH
Cotton YaFns Salt Peire Copperas. Nader Indigo.
Cotton in bales, Clover Seed Cider Vinegar &c. &c.
IROs-lO0 tons sedes English Tredegar and County
pris.ns nearly Glsizes round, nat square.
steel Iron and Nail rods
sTREL-Ameriean and English Blaer.d
Nayior's cast aud sheer Steel
TIN PLATE-I7a boxes IOII4 1870 1919.
Bright andleadet Tin for roofing.
CoPPEE-.eOo lbs BraEiers, shearhinE and Bolt
WlRE-lOoo lbs assorted
Zinc and speler
Bar and Sheet Lead, &c mh2I
The Evansville journal., 1846-10-01
state ofIndiana, !

fander0ufgn OOunty.
NOHN L. FISHER having this day made n
a. affidavit before me James Il. Walker. q
Master in Chancery of the Vanderburgh Cir
cult Court that he expects to be made party
defendant in a suit hereafter to be commenced
against him by John w. KIrkbride and Charles
Kirkbride, and that the testimony OF Andrew
]. Rowden and Lewis Neal of said county, is
material and necessary to the defence OF said
suit and il appearing that neither the said John
W. Kirkbride nor Charles Kirk bride is now an
iuhabitant of the State Of Indiana.
Therefore il is hereby ordered that the said
John w Kirkbride and Charles Kirkbride shall
be notified that on the 10th day October A d
1916, between the hours of O'Clock A NJ and
O'Clock P M OF said day. at the office OF jam
esIT. Walker. in the Town of Evansville. the
said Andrew J. Rowden and Lewis Neal will
be examined as witnesses, de bene esse, before
the said James 7. Walker Master, in Chancery,
as aforesaid. And il Is further ordered that
said notice shalt be given TO the said John w
Kirk bride and Charles Kirk bride, by publish
ing this order for three weeks successyey IN
the Evansville Journal
Given under u'y hand this 9th day of Septem-
ber, A. D. 1916. JAMES I. WALKER,
sep I7-3t Master in Chancery.
The Evansville journal., 1846-10-01

wife and children, but not enough TO secure
him any of those little comforts which render
home pleasant abiding place, and are the well
earnt recompense of honest thrift and steady
;oil.
In this manner will the reduction of the Tar
iff affect the labor of the country This is no
feiment OF the Imagination. The incipient
Developments are already before US. Unwil-
ling to incur the charge of panic making, and
disposed 10 bear with bad legislation, so long as
il is utterly intoerable, we have scrupulously
retrained from republishing the para phs that
meet our eye in almost every Northern print,
announcing the suspension OF important enter
prises nIpped in the bud by the Anui-American
| enactment of the late session; or the dIminu-
tion of wages of persons employed in those
descriptions OF manufactures particularly al
fected by the New Tariff, and which cannot be
probably maintained at previous rates. This
state OF things exists and ii Is imp ssib!e to
conceal it. The full effects will be made yisl-
BILE, alter the of $40 shall be in force.
This is but one phase in which the question
has been regarded. tor lis aspects are diverse.
IL might be shown that by depressing the price
of abor, public morality is seriously jeoparded !;
that to throw large numbers of men out OF EN-
plNy is to create desperation and with 1t Incent-
ments to dish onest callings. 1t might also be
demonstrated that the interests of the mechan-
ic and manufacturer are too closely alice
with those OF the agricultunst. TO permit, with
out detriment TO the latter, any species OF leg
islaton that iDjuriousy affects the former
But the direct, practical mode of examining the
subject is best adapted TO bring conviction TO
the mind.
The Evansville journal., 1846-10-01
THE PRICE OF LABOR

II is reported of Senator McDUFFiE. that
when warned OF the fatal operation OF the New
Tariff upon the labor of the country. he replied
sneeringly that that was small matter. As
the Democracy profess to entertain peculiar at
tachment TO the laboring classes, and to be their
especial advocates and exclusive friends, the
declaration of one of the leaders of the party,
when plain issue was made in behalf of the
hewers of wood and drawers of water. shows
the precise amount of credence to which its
pretended companionship is entitled. Ii may
be s'a small maiter'' in she eyes of the Hon.
GEORGE McDUFFIE. that the yeomanry Of the
country, the hard listed operatives and ariizans,
should be the sufferers by the New Revenue
Bill; but those whose industry is baffied aud
whose toll is curtailed OF its just rewards by
this Bill of denominations, will neither view
with indifference the authors of the act, nor
forget that to them are they indebted for the
PriVation OF the means of obtaining an honest
livelihood.
There are some FIVE hundred thousand opera
tiyes in this country, who, with their families.
constitute probably not less than tenth OF
the entire population of the Union. The Tar
If OF l842 gave work and wages to a very
large proportion of these people, and to the re-
mainder it augme nted their store oil comforts
and provisions against the future, by enabling
the manufacturer to increase somewhat the
amount paid for their labor. The effect of The
New Tariff will undoubtedly be to throw q
aconsIderaole number OF operatives out OF en-
ploy, because the smaller capitalists and nota-
bly, those who are engaged by the old la W, but
not yet so perfect as to stand alone. cannot re.
sist the competition of Great Britain and the
cheap labor of that country. They will have
to close their door and discharge their work
man. Hence, one of the most blighting conse-
quenees of the New Bill must be TO snatch
food, shelter and clothing from sosnumerou<
class belonging to that very condition of sOcie-
ty Locofocoism Affects to cherish with moSl
disinterested love.
Upon the remainder of these FIVE hundred
thousand operatives the Tariff will exert an in
Auence less desolating but still disastrous. As
the profits of the capitalist diminish, SO mus
his expenses, il he wishes TO keep his heat
above water. To maintain his establishment
he must reduce his wages-the operative mus
learn to content himself with bare pittance
sufficient perhaps TO keep starvation from his
threshhold aud to give scanty covering to his
The Evansville journal., 1846-10-01
DEPOT FOR CHEAP GOODS.
Bought after the reduction of the
TARIFF.

FRyHE subscribers are now receiving their
stock of FALL AND WINTER GUODS.
comprising the largest, cheapest and most desl :
rabie assortment OF Goods ever offered III lndI-
ana.
The senior partner of the firm has been East
for two months, aud will stay there month or
two longer, picking at the PACKAGE AUG
TION SALES some of the greatest bargains
ever offered in the West. And those merchants
who wish to compete with their neighbors in
selling Goods had better call and examine our
stock before buying elsewhere, or else they
may find their Neighbors selling Goods ior 20
PER CEN L less than theirs cost them.
These Goods are bought as low as any Job
bing House in the East can buy them, being
pu rchused at Package Acution Sales aud OF first
hands exclusively.
We invite Country Merchants and Town
Dealers to come and examine our stock; II VIII
cost yo nothing and may benefit you much.
]. H. MAGHEE & co.
2 vansville Sem 18th I846-t.