New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-12
Which I. the British Party 2

To GEORGE 7. DEXTER. VI. d.
Which is the British PartyS
From the Montreal Courier august 9Th, 1916
The passage OF the Tariff BIZ appears to have
excited terrible CONSERVATION among the nanutac-
turcrs in the United States. Curses not loud but
deep are showercd the head cf the President and
his party, who have thus done their best to ruin
national industry AS Eugl'stmen we Of course are
pleased Mathe I'argG as GJ0lashed taken in con
Junction with abolition Of the Corn Laws IL will
open an immense market for US. but if we were
Americans we should certainly be Tariff men
a FIRST RArr No1IcE The Louisville Journal
glves the Editor Of the Cincinnati Enquirer the fol-
lowing factoring accommodation
he has the richest vein of Stiffness without alloy in
hs composition possessed by my asprant TO editorial
honors that we know Of His 5atike blindness 10 any
difference between good and exquisite nonsense,
his delicious eake greeDncss aud his wonderfully pan
coke.lke iatness have often inensest admra-
ron. He genius, IN his way of prodigous force.
There l. one that We know of who stands better
chance than he does OF cousummaing those pyrotech
mic ind equestrian experiments, OF which philosophers
have dreamed iond!y Of ignting the waves OF the
beautiful Ohio and OF riding through acr0bappe orchard
streak OF lightning II he fail 10 succeed in accom-
pshing these beautiful en,s shall after class
them among things impossible. with perpetual motion
and the quadronre Of the circle We hope lie VIII take
OF himself and indulge too luXunousy in green
fruit una thus peril his valuable health
"
ton OF our laboring He would stop them from
petitionng the Tariff, because there would be IN
camUr and uproar IN I'LL the workhops Suppose there
ws.-havc the men there u right to epenk and be
beard Is the senator's dainty lnt the very
sound OF the voice OF blunt artisans CRATES harshly
upon H. his hand very delicate that 1t vii! be de.
hed by their rough sautHuonsf Ii there bc any clam
or worth listening to-any uproar' worth stopping 10
considerable the and hones camor and upro"r
OF American workshops
And the Washington Union uvows this same thing =
being
TO the Senate against the pet Of the Admin
isration and what is this hut saying 10 the industry o,
the country IN eieci"Siencc your talk. Let US have
oil We, the Powers that be, want thi7 meas
passed aud it must be passed Suffer but be silent
No senator has right 10 disturb the Executive BY Your
petitions and you must not disturb Us BY agitaaES the
qucstOn" There Is lofty prctcnsion Tor youl II il
Language betting pespot 10 utIeris language bent
ting Freemen to hear
0nlv think of IL Executive usurpaton was the par.
~ or; upon (Which the dominant party obtained
tanned power under Gen. Jackson And now where arc
Al things consolidated or consolidating at Wash.
ington and the onenan power becoming more and
more supreme every day Cincinnati Gazette.
EoPrpALE-A correspondent Of the Christian
Freemal on n visit 10 the heroic little community
under the leadership of Mr.. Adm BALLoU at Nil.
ford in this State, says
They have now two large workshops, one OF which
has been in operation for time and the other Is just
ready for the workmcn In the former, various
branches OF business carried on though the p:nc
pal il the making otboxes for boots and shoes great
numbers o. which they able dispose OF in the i'm
ediste vicinity The printing press Is in this building
Here also driving plane assisting in the printing Office
doing whatever his hands ind 10 do met BIZ w. H.
Fisk, who formerly resided and preached IN Miiviie
should have mentioned that the machinery in both the
shopss operated by water power. fine stream runs
directly through the premises
Leaving the shops we rainbled over the farm seeing
here and there groups OF happy ahorers III the course
OF our stroll was informed that 1t is little more
than years since the Community organized and
little than four they actually took possession OF
the farm They had then near go acres oorUnay land
shabby old house md mo three decayed barns and
outbuildpgs They have been obliged to contend with
May obstacles with much prejudice from without and
niRny mgvngs from within But they have gone stead
ily onward increasing SLOWLY. ,oilrc patiently denying
themselves horocaly, I'LL now they in possession OF
about 400 acres OF land houses, and shops as before
named and chapel Tor religious and educational pur-
poses and number between 50 and 20 persons
JOHN RANDoLPH'S SLAVES A cores pendent ut
PiGua furnishes the Cincinnati Herald with few items
O: news concerning the craarcipa;cd people OF John
Randolph They We're driven by mob Of three or four
hnndre0 persons from the place where they expected TO
settle in shelby county. About hundred OF them
remained In sidney; one hundred and thirty or more IL
PiQua the rest passed on 10 Dayton Judge Leigh
dong all he could 10 make them comfortable and he has
declared tina; he viii sacrifice all his wealth before he
would take them back Virginia He is stakeholder
and knows what their fate would be Our correspon
dent took his home family OF ,hcm-ccnss,sng OF
man. his wife with daughter and three grand children
most OF Them sick from diScourasvcu exposure and
fatigue The man soon died Old John II IS stated also
aeersscd overcome by DISAPPOINTMENT and exposure!
And this deviSh lnumSnity Is enacted II proesseGy
Christian State The correspondent adds
Most OF the respectable classes OF Piqua, both Wings
and Democrats, have manifested much sympathy ior
them some have taken whole families; but they have
had 10 Srn themselves to the teeth certain ewd TEL
lows o! the bascr sort striving organize gang 70
drive Oh the poor unorcuna,cs Should the attempt De
made blood Will be split"
AFYRAY AT WArERrowX-The Boston Atlas
gives an account OF 8iray which took place on last
Saturday evening near the Spring Hotel between Wa
Spear tailor aud Andrew Chase, both belonging 10
that place which resulted the >,abbins OF Spear b.
Chase with q knife between the ribs He is considered
dangerously wounded The origin of ;he sifray wss
dispute at Il ten pm alley
DRowyrD.-A boy IS or 10 Years OF age. named
Hasegsn, drowned on Saturday afternoon, IN the
Canal. at the junction OF the Erie and Gensee Valley
Canals Rochester Adv luth
TIE CorRT OF DEArH-This Painting still con-
tnuc popular and draws lis crowds OF admirers There
mast hsve been present last evening 81 least hrc hundred
persons Lowell pai!y SoSFeF'
ILLNESS OF BisHoP FESwlcK.-The Roman
cSthohc Bishop OF Boston i again dangerously III
CoAL-About 600 tons OF coal have arrived nj
tbs po=, during the !as - hours Boston Trans loth-
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