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thing more than prssunptisn, whsths! warranted o.
votes. he inclined to regard the snrsnf cause with
comparison and favor, and that these speeches and
votes constituted constructive pledge that he would
recommend measures favorable to this party. This
belief Is still entertained by these men and the
message only will uDdsceive them. Expediency and
the consolidation OF the whig party considerations
which will induce Mr. Young in his message to decline
to cancel the judicial vsrdics against the snrent pso
ners or 10 recommend any extraordinary for
the mitigation OF the evils which have entaed up
the ensntry, and which will probably be eDtaed upon
their childrens children Mr.. Young has not determn
But the considerations mentioned above have riumphed
any scruples which he may have entertained. He
has resolved to risk the denuncatons Of the
rather than peril the harmony and strength of the whig
party in th: state This too precious at this juncturs
to be hszarded with IMMUNITY
The Hon Abijsh Manu. Of New York. 10 in this city,
In attendance upon oil the courts In ton
to-day. Mr.. Mann made remark in reference to Henry
Clay which shall take the liberty note though Il
will undoubtedly the gentleman considerable
surprise to 1t In this category. II will be recoect
ed that q collision between Webster and Clay
in ls40, which caused Harrisons nomination, the
named gentlemen have since entertained towards
each other. The Hon. Mr. Mann states that Clay
exasperated ct Harrson nomination. brought about by
the trickery Of Webster that he instantly wrote to Van
and Offering Van Buren, at the time his pledge to
support his nomination by every in his power
This statement undoubtedly true and it affords
hibition of political knavery not often paralleled.
RUMoRs There IL q rumor that the Secretary Of War
and others have invested large in the purchase of
lands contiguous to the bay Of San Francisco Cafor
mia" title indsputable"
We have sleighing Of very superior order; there
any number of parties enjoying the fun Of race the
soft snow.
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LIVERPOOL CLAssirIcArIoNs

CorrEE-There is quite that animation in the
few days are 800 1000 bags Brazil at ~, cents $50
Sumstra, IN; 100 Matacabo sh and $50 Java at s for
green and 9h a 10 for white, ali on the usual time.
HAI-North River has ceassd to arrive and prices
asked from stores vary.- Sales have been made for
Shipment at 30 cents. The purchased lot
Hrp.s-rhere is but little doing the various descrp
tons sale in Matamoras took place few days since
on terms not made public; also some Rio Grande.
HEMr-We have no sales to note during last week
HoSrY-Sales In West India were made at Is cents,
cash We hear Of nothing in Western
Hors-Ssles for export were effected In Western and
Eastern at 9h IL cents.
LEAp-salss have been made to some extent in Mis-
MoLAssEs-rhere has been advance In molasses
since our last Large sale: were made at say 80 eta
nidad dc Cuba went of at IS cents.
PnsvnIoSs.During the last week Ohio pork has been
in demand with an advance in prices Sales have been
made Of 1000 $500 bills at $40 $40 37h closing
at the rate which 700 bbls sold yesterday
and 1000 1900 prime So lax SO IS, the fair quotation
State prime and mes. sold at S. IS and $40 Is Beef re-
mains inactive but the market pretty firm sales Of 200
S POL: mes. ~ s r So ".
did not learn Ohio lard du, and rather recedng in
price 200 kegs sold at ~ cents 400 bills to arrive,
on private terms and 500 kegs city cents The ex
port demand for cheese light but since last there
has been speculative demand with sales of 1000
cssks and boxes ak cents Butter remains inactive
RIcE-There is not much DONG either in export or
home small sale of the latter was made at 80,
sr,sIr,-We notice sales of 10 half pipes Otard Du-
puy Co brandy, at 40 $265; few Alex seignette,
the last Of the parcel 220 25 pipes Holland GIN STA
IFS cents; puncheons Irish and Scotch malt whiskey,
- 81, l2h; and 10 do. st. Croix rum, 90 mos. We
advance quotations for scohol to SO cents and Anne
rcan brandy and gin to 80 81 Whiskey is also high
with sales Of las drudge casks at "A and 200 bbls 2s
IS cents closing at toe latter rate By auction, pun
cheons Irish grain " hiskey sold at 81, so, 8 mos.
TALLow.-Littls or nothing doing prices have de-
clined; lot sold at 50 c sx,
Ton.cco.-we have not much to notice. The market
continues inactive Some Florida sold at IL cents
CASH So bales Of Cuba sold terms not made public
Nothing doing in manufactured.
WHALEBoSE.-North-west coast Is held at IS cents,
former prices. There seems to be nothing dorg.
RIAL EsrArK AucrIos.-l lot south side AID street
between 9th and 9th avenues rs by % feet inches,
$780, lot adjoining, sze $780, lots do do 500
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Passengers Arrived.

LivERrooL-Pscket ship Henry Clay-Mr Merridith MIRA
Beach Mr. Fey Miss Toy. Mss Cohen and ehiidres MIR
BELIZE, Hon Bark John Gsrdner-C Robertson, Bos-
ton; Capt Barszne, Bordeaux; M Degare, Te'mfns
vsnhstz, Belgium; Breton, Prussia
CigNvuEoos-Brig ID Wolfe-J Pierre.
MosLr-Brig sarah Brown-Mr L Sherwood, Of Auburn,
Nfork -
..sAvAsNsH-Brig Escel-Mrs Ely and children, Mrs
Hackett and Fraxee.
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK. DECEmBER as
Cleared.


Cleared.
Liverpool coias Msqe.as c.t o. Philips
H.s fea.on fondos Hale
KIm6.; Ansa M.1sspsh, sw kund;.oc ApS5w:sp
R.ss
h'i:sS{i !::sy fii
ssa Hssa;, Gi.ssov, DsnS:% D%on; Csr,sai;: Asisd
M;sns Hp Ti%peS PHEi AsS
S Ss 6I 3.
Smith, Providenes-SIoop Agent, Rogers, do
Weaassd.y-BarL John Park Corning, Antwerp, Mes
Ta w.hss: H:y; qsi Rs q bsfs %
Buck; Elf (Brl DELAY dia.sow.schrs Ann, HopEsas
bsnafsI.; Leroy. BsdsIi cSaIIs.'oa ''''' ''s''
Arrived
With :hS Gs%S cl E.s9 N S:.a
ssy ns y y g SABLE ,b;n ss ss
e G:ssa : 2a; :6ss NJ.
a B es .S s.v
i:e% =: iss ES
Table Bay Inc BAH CaIl0ais Pusssn would ss day
e. ss 1S .. whale s .sa n. Sf
6y eG S. on s . The A, h Hal wa,
: S::s'd s:s ESYS
Eommeree days Baltimore bound to io Jsneiro
Dec sa Iai Ion IS w. spoke brig shooss, Hoyt days
s% "a I'D 20 % 4 Ss
n bic a. lost deck old .pIus
s.t Essr.1Sn .! keSa;0u lf day. ftm Boston bound
mostly blown away aud the crew worn out with
pump took me esp'aa, maze aad eww of with Of
three fee. Of water n her held pes "a 'Psks brig Cham
!ymsn q s,uaswci day. from Portland bound to Key
Sas had %e: WIND da1in az the s.is
sse p::.sas p.vsa:,.d, sshs%.eis1 a D'a WIN
ws r
bark hsas. for Rio
;a
nd. d ns. N Tsys f: Ts
cOa NOT sS .a Sam: a
Ion 2sss pessed brig of about 800 burthen aban-
s n.e .sS sSs'.
Of sIS. from New Yo. t Sns 70 u
%s Dec % % IS % s. Ts
IN E y
2sth and Havana Dec iah with Mahogany H 10 nss,e
Of p % !" ~ 10 p Wn.Sr
Ion passed brig Bliow, of Gardiner, standing north
Bark Jane WILLIAMS. Parker, days from New Orleans.
Bark Nautilus, Msitin is days from Portland in ballast. to
order
Austrian brig Marco q. % days from Rodos,o Euo Tar
Brig DIss Sbs ii days from Turks Island, with salt
s% NJ 81 G ss.. ssy s1s e..
s n S So Ls brig Henry gT: Nelly
known "a The "a M several vessels went TO SCI 10 ballast
Brig Acton Dasger, IS days from Mobile with cotton to
Brig Buck Kelly, Il days from TURKS Island, with salt,
s b. PIERCE c.; days from Oh. with
Ia, been blown on three times.
with pineno hides. to xsross@ish Wheeler Len al
Jamaica e, mat brig S,roe Bailey Tor wilmington, NC in
B brig Arthur, Daneh Is days from Bsrbidoss in ballast
Brig John French jeffrey 10 days from Easport with l.,h
Brig F.scaie Parks. days from St Marks. with cotton,
Brig Wolfe saIdsv.nt % days from Cienfaegos, with
Ss The h: Ss.s d,S. S q II.
enssd sever; ever S wsssne, ,plis sill; &c
ZIG s:Ss s:s f: nHs: .s ss
sse rsa ,Ssis 9shD
light, "a Gsps rlS,ds The sh.. had heavy gales
Bris Excel Macy days from savannah. with cotton.
a'@ WIN f o1
schr High Priest Burgess. from Edenon NC. with naval
's s.n; M w,,os sSs from ;
schI ophoron Har,hone days from Bergen with iron
sehs American. Jackson days from Bergen with irOn to
Pseset ,hg Oxford Ysason from Liverpool with mde.
sieiiian brig Nance. 100 DAYS from Tripol,
Brig Diego, - Of Seville 10 days ffom Turks Island
,osree5
Also. ships and abrgs-unknown.
nm a.
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Herald Commercial Correspondence.

OF. IHOHAs, nov Y IoSO
The advance in breadstuffs in Great Britain has had
some little effect in the islands, though they very
much gluttcd here with large stock OF hing Flour
dull at 81 meal 81, 50 and S.. In Porto Rico. Amer
can provisions very scarce. Exchange very high
on United states.
PoRT oRIco-Advices FROM yaguez to the nth ult,
by the Levsnt at this port states that the weather
hne and the prospects for the sugar crop most naerng
Sailed provisions plenty bresdstufs scarce, aad in de-
mand.
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EXPEDITION TO ORKGoN.-We understand
expedition to Oregon is fitting out in this town
brig Evelne cost Of $60O0 for the voyage. She il
to be placed in charge Of Mr. Goodwin, who we'll
the Chensmus. when she was engaged in the Oregon
and Sand wch Island NeWbuvypor Herald, Dee %
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BY Last Nights Southern Mail.
Home Ports,

Home POrtSs
BALTIMoRE, Dec 2tArr brig Boston, Nckersor, Boston;
schr RoYo bury, sssrs, Prcydentf CID brigs w Brown
Speed Bszos g. Jago Kent, Allyn, Pesmbueo; schs sa
rsh Ann Neil Laguayra and Pouo Csbelle; Mediator GAL
weston.
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FOU ND.

A SMALL Morocco Pocket Book, contsninx a small
IA Of money which the by calling
the subscriber proving property and paying the
dsS 5e.rc PETER 0ILsEY. iss Broadway.
OsT-On Wednesday morning an old fashioned Di A.
II MorD BROOCH, consisting Of siz or eight diamonds
the form Of have been lost IN get
ting OF Broadway Leonard street. and per
haps seventh liberal reward will be gwen with
Messrs Rushon Co Broadway and itsh street.
1fsr
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ALBANY, Dec. %, 1916
Meeting 5efvsen Mesrs. Wright and Young-Popers Of
the Ereeu.irs-Gop. Young's Message and the Free
Land Parfy-Hon. .abjah Mann and Henry Ciay-Ths
Secretary Of War.
An interview occurred yesterday in the Executive
Chamber at the Capitol between his prospective Excel
lency, John Young, and bis actual Excellency slss
Wright This meeting distinguished for uncommon
courtesy and urbanity between the high functonares
collectively and individually. His prospective Excel
lency approached Mr.. Wright with nde-lvng glance
and fascinating empreaemsnt; Mr.. Wright advanced
and received him with Q reciprocal afabity. Wright
is pne grand honms, by sarll Weather, wines, the
divine seighing personal health, etc. discussed
was there made to politcs-no not one. Diplomatic
fsints made In several instances, either side,
bu, in each instance the other failed 10 the point Of
the hing. II was auiacious and provoking. There
Shall the Office Of the Executive OF this state become
sinecure 2 The amended Constitution divests him Of
Among these the power osppoin,ing several hundred
70 once under the State AT least good object
10 subserved by this psrtcu restriction Of the powers
Of the Executive this officer protected nom the oper
alton Of influences which have hitherto multiplied the
anxees and dangers by which he has been surrounded
and heset Nevertheless still that the
pie OF tho general Government in the Of the
Judiciary department shouli be regarded impera
tive preceden, by the several States
I notice that MIR. W. smith, the wing editor Of
the Weser~ State Journal Of sy rscuse is in this city.
This ppper Of the Gordon Of Fourerte ultra anti
administration organs which ciicumven,s the State.
Governor Youngs situation Is eminsntly unpleasant
he the nominee Of two distinct political parties, aud
Of these parties contributed 10 his election in order
to accomplish specific object Impressed with the be-
lefthat Mr. Young was disposed to regard their mes
candidate. Though minority tho delegsies OF the
antrent nominating convention opposed Mr. Young yet
there were certainly some grounds Tor his nomination
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!:ss *: ~ e: |: ~ E: HIS
.ISOsss nass q sii .sd.-ssspt ss SSs.: nas:
:s E .s' .s.: ' John n: w sSS DO
BIZ. ss Af
% s g Ss % s. & g ' @ es M
SosTs $. i sa! sssrs fsa.s.s III: lime ss;
30 IS se
r.s nu boz o
''iSss: sssiue su.A. sal. Middle.
Pis,ce,% bale. Dsani.ssa
lesion soss Em.sis-icS empty Bis bunSsn D%oa-
30 s go ,,aA e %s.ssr Joh,
hossay ION. iOswood cis and b1s Cd copper CO md.s
eScsnss sisncoy box P..sd.
as Sd pcs ss eSsho.s ~ hides
Domestic Importataons.
brook Ss:oass % s:sIxs: S:as.Si box fa:ss!se
eli 90 ..ssS..
seo'Cas hhas avg. Thonp:on-iO! Do 9oodhus soTT
III sS: 81. s:: ss:S:
81, GSsSnGs s.s. ND 5sass ~
TS Dbl: TGJn'sns iS sss s si sswl:I
MosnE-BHs Asson-l,. bale. cotton c.hsoa.. King &
fS.D. eH sn. %
@ &c - bale. PR.s:
KSS5J s5 80, s ss.S sSSs .es.
Denger < Ames-2s Geo Collns-I2s hides Kimbale <
Brown7 bbls Smith Conklin-2 bxs Gu
surgs; q. amaa col harper Br9s-I Moore Leg
Blake-3 pkss Mygafe Couklins hhds Isaac Osgooo2
pigs Van Aisdale Wamock-l Bumhan & Bro-3 Bar
A NapIer--3 H Long 4 Bro-l Van Buren-l Wood-4
order
SAvArHAH-Brig Excel BIZ Rust, Dean Mler-3 do
ordeIoo bx' flour Carter sclten-ist Bis cotton
B,hiey-le bags IS hides w.tson Cambe-2 bxs N
vosel Dbl Demtt3 d, Butt Scar. Burt-2o bags fea-
Ranasll-i7o tiers rice Knspp-i2s bis GOTTEN Brig
Notelohm-ii3 bis cotton Rcnard-s0 do Holmes.
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WATCHES, JEWELkY, AND SILVER
WARE

WARE.
THE subxcrbsrs continue have for sale fall
ment OF gold and silver Watches Of the approved
maker which will be offered a. the lowest and
warrsnfed correct time keepers
They are tanty receiving the latest styles IT fashion
able Jewslry Of description Including geld fob and
guard chains; breast pins. nss finger brsceets
head orsamsns H. silver spoons forks butter knives and
csvet eo.ver. sc French clocks and waches, repaired
squal 70 the original
ACKERLY,k BRIGGS, $50 Bowsry.
die imerh doom above Broone street
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LOST.
GOLD Pencil Case with the inisias M A. r on the seal
"A Whoever will bnng the same 10 No Broadway, up
s,.irs. shall be liberia " ne wsvdsd. dnlv
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PHILADELPHIA, Dec. "a, 1876
Our city volunteers all doomed be disappointed
in their hopes of being accepted in the second regiment
from Pennsyvana with the exception Of Capt MAYORS
company Of rangers. The other nine companies accept
ed from the interior They ore follows -Colum.
tia Guards, Danville, Columbia county, Capt S. vii.
son; Cambria Guards. Ebsnsburg Cambria county Cap
tain J. Murray; westmoreland Guards, Greensburg.
Capt Jno. w. Johnston; Fsyette County Volunteers,
Uniontown Capt L. F. Roberts; German Grays, Pitts
burg, Capt Gutzwiler; Cameron Guards Harrisburg
Capt l.. Williams; American Highlanders, Cambria
Capt 5 s Loepsr; National Rangers Philadelphia, Cap
tain G. Naylor The tenth company accepted Is also
from the interior but has not yet answered This will
prove bitter disappointment to many companies the
captains Of which certain Of being accepted The
President may however permit them to form part of the
The meeting last evening Of the friends Of whitneys
railroad project was large and respectable one Mayor
Swift presided assisted BY number of influential cit
clear and perspcious nd proved the
plan to the satisfaction of his audience He followed
Esqures whose remarks further illustrated the neces
ty Of building this road in order to make country
the thoroughfare of the world
It's supposed tkat the New York line Of telegraph will
be in perfect order morrow The operators here will
be in attendance during most Of the day. the Sunday rule
being enforced for Christmas by orders from head quar-
has been whispered about in our musical circles for
been leased BY the wso intend to sss es:
Of operate performances on the boards Of the Old
Drury."
The concert announced for tomorrow evening by
Her, has been postponed In consequence Of other
gagements.
Sales OF Stocks at Philadelphia.
Flnsr Boanp-ssSS Loan IS, Is, 9sI 1906 State Sc,
Arrrn sALK,-io ,hs Lyten'. Valley Coal Co, %.
AsIss ssis;.,sss. 81. Rs,d,rs RI Bond. s.. 7,s ,ees
Losn @s Meek. Bank aH Wv Icing" - 90 ~ 10 i'''
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BASSFORD e. FIELD,
u RESPECTFULLY inform their friends, that -
~ laid four very superior

Under their Billiard Rooms Ann street. running hvcuI
to s Fulton street, where they have introduced igs W.
worry Balls =
8. w. Fairchid invites his friends a. above.
IN: B.-Seven Billiard Tables in the same building u
Marble, Slate and las Panel Mahogany Beds and IL
Cushions, all msde and for SALE playing above
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House OF Representative.


PRArxA the SENATE.
We have already given prayer BY the Rev. Mr..
Sprols and that of the Rev. II. Scer, deliver.
ed at the opening Of the House this morning, viz =:
Almighty God, Maker Rsiesmer, Preserver, and
Judge OF all men we come into thy presence with
versnce aud solemn We return thee hearty
thanks for that orbearancs and long suffering exercised
towards In the midst Of many delinqucncies in
duty, and multkudinous overt acts Of rebellion
sgainst thy government Fer the Rcdeemers have
merry upon and blot out ali sins iron before
thee consciences OF part in the Infinite
A;oosmsnt We pray thy blessing upon'tne Presi.
dent ald Vice President Of the United States, and
upon both brsnchss of the nstiossl Legislature upon
the judiciary OF the country, and beloved
ty ia all her Interests and in all her relations sme
on our army AMI navy and grant. this crisis of
nations affairs 20 give wisdom counses efhcien
cy to our plans and to arms and may the
glory AMI prosperity and the physical ami moral power
OF this couatry, advance long and moon
durs Hsar US in heaven when thou nearest, fotgive
Accept OF US ami bless us, for the Redeemers sake
Amen.
A rEw TERRITORIAL GOVERNMENT.
Mr. MAsrIS OF Wisconsin, In pursuance Of notice
hsrsotJ re ivsn intro duced bill to establish the term
tora 60 OF Minnesota next door 10 wiscon-
SIM
rks RIr RtAL GOVERNMENT ~ onxcor.
Mr. DoUoL ass, from the Committee Territories, re-
ported bill 70 establish the territorial Eevsramsnt Of
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Birds.
JUST received. and for sale az ia John Street, ~
ySLong Breed Canary Birds which fer length and boa
not surpassed by In the United States. 4beee
about sesctng Birds for breeding will And b
before purchasing elsewhere. ~
Aso Bird Cages every variety constantly on hama
warranted superior any manufactured in the city.
Also brass copper and wire Cloth ornamental ~
work 6reves. coal and sand Screens. do Ivtr J
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PURE CHAMPAGNE WINE.
A FRESH invoice Of Pale Alto" Champafne wine
Just been received by the subseDer to which tsno.
Of mechan hotel Keepers and private gentlemen u called
The above Wines equal to imported thus city
For sale by X b. DAILY.
N lmSr Importer of Wines. ~ Broad street
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PRIME OLD IRISH WHIskEY.
THE Subscriber offers for svle Wises celebrated old Cor
Whiskey, 5th proof in puncheons under hons
lock He also offers the article his II quaut
ties to suit purchasers Together with well asserted
Of Groceries. DANIEL NOONAN,
dis 2wsrrc 80 Greenwich street.
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NfuoIo.
THE ONLY ~ TTsiSar SONG.

TAE ONLY True 10NG.
y singing Bids has now ea hs.d aaa prepared q
49, Selected without regard to price from every a.
Of the GLOBE. Amongst the following will be loss1
Birds. matched AID prepared be put up for Matching q
usiSs is s.ne mad; :a.s : his
ns;. and pon:.s Tsssihs'n With =: most shSss:
Norway swans silver and golden Phssssats and Nevfop
land. King Charles Spsnies, French and Spsnsh Poo1
fancy Dog Bird Cages Of every vniety Also, Arck3(
Treatise Of the Management Of the various descriptions
Birds, &c. &c.
NIB Every variety Of Bird Seeds. Cages &c.
p g. Letters, post raid, will Ill Tin with prom
attention from A. 0RIEVE. No. John street. New 1oxk
YOUNG GENTLEMEN,
Look out for your Christmas Presents Archy will -
membered the candy and the cakes forgotten uc
que put his own hand his usual sfyls sksu
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WOVdevery to me Of undenigned on his beisg q
Inverted 70 any prsaq or jal IN the st,ts Of New Ych q
burg Orange county New Yok He abost feet isske
straight black hair usually ancuy dressedD blaek ~
eyes, nose little longer thsn usual md wr u d
little. GEORGE DhNNf8TON.
do iwsr Police Ofhcer. New York.
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~ THE stock Of Birds Of celebrated Fansier u ~
VSlanesy street. are nov offered iot sale q ths Bird
"a be ofths best stock IN the country Also -
Ike by " Johnston, dealer Foreign and native Birds
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DECLlNlNG BU SINESS
DOSITIvE SALE of 5000 worth Of Dry God 4 q
Bowery opposite peIMcey street stock eessis!
Apscas Cashmeres, Orleans Parsmatts Mous.lu q Lan
Cashmeres Printed alicoes, Brown Blescbed ssa Ce
been purchased for cash. and will be sold great 5000
Furniture and Fixtures for sae Hoqse and soEe . ~
d9o 1Wsrc M. BELL CO., T76 v0wmY.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-12

by keeping them in peace prepared for war, as It
tn protect the particular articles necessary for
actual warfare. IL is madness to expect. by mere
ly extending encouragement to the manufacture
Of guns and cutlasses, to prepare the country for
a conflict with foreign foe. tits the "ALNroa-
rY DOLLAR" that now decides the issues of war.
II is MONEY that brcathes the breath of life into
all military operations. This is the steam, with
out which machinery, however strong or
beautiful, can put in motion our engines OF de-
struction. Let, then, the Government, adopt a
policy in time of peace, which shall place the
people in a condition to bear the expense of war,
for 1t is their purses which must pay for those
costly iiolics in which nations sometimes engage
in pursuit Of territory or fame. But when, 10y
reducing their free trade theories to practice they
have impoverished the whole land, with what
face can they appeal to the people for hclP.-the
people whom they have plundcred and destroyed
How can they expect the men whom they have
thrust naked and starving upon the verge Of a
preclPice, TO relinquish the grasp with which they
are holding on for life, and come to the rescue
oi the power which has betrayed them TO their
RUM