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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-06-05

Some Of the wing presses in the North. and some
Of their correspondents in this city, are running
ahead Of the developed facts and attempting to pro-
duee an impression that General Scott has been i'll
used by the administration and to use the language Of
the Pittsburgh Chronicle, that "the motives imputed
to the administration, either directly or by implication
is an uRwilingness to put that distinguished and
able citizen and soldier in position which would
enable him to win new honor and popularity. "
We have not seen the correspondence which has
passed between Gen. Scott and the Secretary OF
War, and which has so often been alluded to by the
wing presses; bat the Senate has thi day passed
a resolution calling for a copy of it, we presume it
will be forthcoming, and that the public shall thus
have opportunity Of seeing how far the attempts
made by some Of the wing writers to preudicate the
Of the administration are consistent with the
facts Of the case.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-06-05
REsoUROEs OF MEXICO.

The following sketch Of the finances Of our en-
emy requires bat one additional fact 10 deepen
The gloom an which they are enveloped. Since
their attempts IN London TO effect loan for Mexi-
ico' she has eonhscated TO her own use the duties
from her custom houses, which she had pledged to
her creditors in England 10 pay the interest on her
previous debts. Let us add this desperate transac-
ton, the blockade Of her ports by our ships OF war
which will cut off, to great extent the imports Of
goods and the consequent duties on which she cal
eulated for partial supplies, and shall be able to
estimate the very low ehb To which her resources,
for carrying on the with the United States, will
necessarily dwindle. Her want of money-ths ne
cessy and the difficulty she experiences in obtain
ing loan in England-and her desperate Withdraw.
al Of the proceeds Of her custom houses from the
English capitalists, to whom they were pledged, are
calculated to abate, if not extnguish the suspicious
which some have entertained, that England is So
eretIy assisting and urging her on to war with this
country.
The Mexican government may atempt to
throw itself in this forlon extremity of its
fortunes, upon the wealth and contributions OF
the church. We can deprive them Of this
resource also, II our advancing troops shall respect
the property Of the church as well as Of individuals
The general who leads armies must look to this
preeaution. He must prohibit such a course, and
what is more, punish, if necessary, tho first man
who transgresses in this respect. And who can
doubt the disposition Of volunteer troops to OBJ
the strctest discipline and treat the Mexeans
with tho greatest forbearance and kindnessl The
courtesy and generosity extended to the Msxicans
in the battles Of the 9Th and 9Th are the noblest
proofs Of this disposition Of the American soldier
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-06-05

NOTICE.. w. Buckley ~. w. Tyson,
IN usder the firm Of Buckley and Tyson, have
opened their Office on F street, near the Treasury
Building, Washington for the transaction Of gen
eral exchange business. Bills Of exchange, proms-
sorry notes, drafts, or bank notes, payable in any
part of the United States, will be purchased col
lected. - ..
L. w. Buckley will transact business at his Office,
No. ITO Walnut street, Philadelphia. W.. r.
June 5-d2w
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-06-05

DOARDING.--MRS.H HAMILTON, on Penn
ID syivsnis avenue, nearly opposite Coleman's
National Hotel, has several large and airy rooms
vacant at this time. Among them are some suitable
members Of Congress, permanent, or transient
bosrders, June 5-6teod
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-06-05

The card, from democratic representative of the
State Of New York, received at too late an
hour this evening to admit Of It's insertion in the
Union" Of tonight. It shall appear Tomorrow
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-06-05

BOARDING HOUSE for rent in the city of
ID Baltimore. The building is large, and the in
terror conveniently arranged and most desirably sit
uated for permanent boarders or transient custom
Rent moderate, and possession given by the 10Th Of
June. Inquire Of
RoBT KEYwoRTH, Penn. av.
lime S-9s .a... E..s -l4u.s... ......
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-06-05

The National Fair struck its flag two days ago and
the collection of interesting manufactures which
graeed its hall, is about to leave the city.
One IL disposed to doubt, whether this elaborate
and costly spectacle is calculated to answer the
purpose for which it was assembled here. None
indeed but capitalists could have afforded il.
Was II brought here, to show that our eoun-
trymen are the most ingenious people under the
sum- No one doubted it. Was it brought here To
show our qualification for manufactures, and capa-
cities in the invention Of our labor-saying machines
No one doubted il before. Was the fair got up to
show that we could make several goods as cheap, and
as good as other nationsl Certainly not; because
no one doubted the fact in relation to certain man.
faetures But the exhibition fails in It's great OBJ
ects, because II il be true that we can make all or
most goods as cheap as other countries, then our
manufacturers do not need protection and five can
not make them as cheap, and they were priced
lower than We can make them, then the exhibition
is an imposition, which will do more injury than
service To the cause. From this dilemma, this great
National Fair cannot readily escape.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-06-05

At Willow Bank, Pittsylvania county Va, the
residence Of her father, RIcHARD T. WALDEN, esq
Miss ELIZABETH T., to Col WIN. X. STILES,
of the State Of Louisiana.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-06-05

any emergency. As to loan from Eas-
lani, when We bear in mind that the pres
ont Mexican proposition to the English capi-
,alsis involves sacrifice Of about Ave millions
sterling, and that this loss is followed up by the
recent evidences OF Mexican failhlessness to which
We have alluded, we may form some estimate of the
chances of success in that quarter. The English
creditors have already lost money by Mexico. They
must lose more. Indeed, so long as the Mexican
government shall show its utter ncapacity to direct
the resources Of the country-to keep the peace
and to protect the nation from one shortived revo-
iuuon following close upon another, we see not tho
remotest probability thai Mexico can obtain the aid
of foreign capital. Without such aid her finances
are In an utterly hopeless and desperate condition
Already hear that her soldiers are deserving their
standards by battalions. Ere long we shall have
more OF the same intelligence; nor would il surprise
US at all to learn that the pressure from with
out" OF a foreign war had been unable TO hold her
present wretched administration together; and that
Paroles had been hurled down from power as sud.
denly as he rose to its possession
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-06-05
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE.

The Journal Of yesterday (having been read in
rart only) was approved.
Mr.. DODGE moved that the House resolve itself
;.,o Committee OF the Whole on the state OF tho
Iia;on With view 10 resume the confederation OF
bll, rel,tlng to the Territories.
Mr. HOG IL suggested to Mr. DoDor to withdraw
NJ. notion, 80 as TO allow final action TO be taken on
.ueh Territorial bhls on the Speakers table as had
heretofore been reported from the Committee OF the
Whole on the state Of the Union.
Mr.. DODGE said he had every disposition TO
ObIge the gentleman, but he could not withdraw the
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-06-05

exports, 2,9Ii 40 3,ll4,549
Duties for hyo months TO the end Of May in each
year, 81, 476, l22 49, >S,003, 305 81 which shows
a small increase on each item for 1876.
Hunts Merchants Magazine for June has Just
appeared, and presents great masy valuable arti-
eles, besides deal Of interesting and instructive
commercial, financial, and statistical information"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-06-05
MARRIED.,

Washington, d. c., May 26, 1916.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-02-14
DEMOCRATIC PRINCIPLES


strict construction Of the Constitution, ard
sumption Of doubtful powers.
Diplomacy, asking for nothing but what is clear
ly right and submitting TO nothing wrong.
No connexon between the government and banks
An ad raiorea revenue Tariff.
NO public debt, either By the General Government
or by the States, except for objects Of urgent
sty
No assumption by the General Government Of the
debts OF the States, either directly or Indirectly by
distribution OF the proceeds of tie public lands.
No extensive system Of Internal Improvement Nv
the General Government, or by the States
A constitutional barrier against impro,ident Stale
loans
The honest payment of our debts and the sacred
preservation of the public falth.
A gradual return from paper credit system.
No grants of exclusive charters and Wvlleges, liz
special legislation banks.
No swindling corporations.
No connection between Church end State.
preference for democrats wings for every
office.
Acquescence in the rule of the majority in all
ses of party discipline.
No pros, ription for honest opinions.
Fostering aid to public education.
"progressyc' reformation Of al abuses.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-02-14

about the little town Portland, Indiana
While certain steamboat about '' putting
out from here, recently for New Orleans the mate,
an old boatman, turned to some passengers and re-
marked -
This little town gentlemen, looks dull, but tell
you it is, perhaps, a mighty brisk place. About fiji
teen years ago, as was going down with flat-boat
TO New Orleans, we stopped here to procure some
provisions. | went up into the town. and seeing a
coat hnnging out of the shop door, Just took IT, The
after me-caught me-took me before u
magistrate-I was tred-conylcted-took thirty-nine
lashe and back to the boat IN fifteen minutes
III srfar! tell you. gentlemen, mighty brisk
little place Is that same Portland
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-02-14
Volume I::;:::::::::%::Number %.
TD WESTERN MERCHANTS.
Mc:rlulack Prints for Cash.

The object of Ih aive,ti call the attention
II We,e,n Merchants VISITING Phadc hi for then SpIng
supplies, to onI complete a-sitneni, comprising
Not tess than FItetR Grent y y,S u tie far:'amtd
Nrrlmaci Prints. =
There will not be less than fcslrs sGere sfyfcs any
time dming tho months IL February and March. 1hy viii
be sold fo Cash only at the lowest possible ratesand deal
e>I e, fully invited L. thcm
In the oitm,nt viii be found
Small figure Indigo Blues, Bingham Checks,
Neat style dou'lc Puppies, Sh ,d,d Stupcs,
Pink blue aud lilac infint Neat Dark Stip,s.
sbis, Nca, la X Checks, &c &c.
Shifting Stripes and IlaidS,
No stone ~ the county IN uld be with 'ut these goods,
they universally known aud appcc.a cd hom Maine 10
Texas.
The subscribers also offer large assortment Of Ba@Orines
and BaregeS, at vety low pIces.
To remember number itlOu fail please bear mind
that Corresponds Nth the date VI the last Presidential
Election, VIZ: A
WILLIAMS & SLASHER,
Al North Second street, below Arch street Philadelphia
D 4
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-02-14

A CONGRESSIONAL ScENE-The Wash ng:on Cor
respondent Of tie Albany Argus thus describes one
of the scenes daily witnessed in the L s. House of
Representatives. How very anxious Congressman
must be, to tell the dear people how devoted their
servants TO the public honor and interest:
No tiger ever looked more ntently on his prev.
when about to make tie fatal leap, than do ff-
teen twenty members watch the eve of the Chair
man at the close of a speech. peradventure they may
he so happy as TO be recognized bv HIM as having
obta med the floor laughable incident occurred
Yesterday. MIR. Cobb Of Ga had the floor and by
the way made a very sensible speech Seventeen
individuals, (orators, - men in buckram,) crowded
around him, as the place where of all other places
they might catch the Chalrman's eye. As Mr. Cobb
turned TO look at the clock to ascertain when his
hour would expire the serenteen braced themselves,
throwing back leg, pushing forward the head and
partly extending the right hand, with the most intense
anxiety exhibited in every muscle. In the middle of
a sentence, down came the hammer announcing the
expiration Of the hour. go :" shouted a waggish
member from Alabama, at the top Of his voice, and
instantly the seventeen sprang TO their feet crying
" Mr. Speaker" as loud they could bawl. Ladies
in the galleries were frightened into histories. an
immense o: laughter echoed through the Hall,
while Mr.. Holmes OF South Carolina, was seen, with
horror depicted in Iii, counenance counting with has
pointed finger the numerous aSpIrants Tor the floor
| Ii rich scene which would have made
| Hogarths pencil laugh.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-02-14
VOICE OF THE PEOPLE
The Improved INDIAN Vegetable Pills.

J.
most Aenf, peasant ami nersr feiag medicine,
for he cure 81 Frrs tguc, Dasjcpslo. Idggfs-
tion, Cosiit,noSs Fou Aiofaoc'. Hsai tctf. Ilfu-
eaea, impure Blood. Wan 81 Afyeie, Worms,
Couais anil ColS. Lir~ Comf amt, Gcneroi d.
bjitg, Pains NJ az knis Fimae Complaints. md
al diseases that Pd4s, q any kiRd, can lossisy
Va Fed NOT FORCE THEM DowY-Those VITO have eonsei-
pnhiedfcs regarding the sugar Coated Improved Indian Nsse-
table Pills for Consumption Colds Kleamasln 10y Pra aud ts-
IIavngbee attacked months with had ccnsh weak
e he PM s s nn NH ea Nv s,as ~ , at
sleep and believed consumption cured box OF DR..
health within sA day and believe Them !. Be III best
,ase, .. dated , Bath na,y1 Isas
good satisfaction They sell heper III any have had
Extract from Levi E'"tts letter, dated
The Pills which received from have such u"isrr'a
satisfaction where they have been purchased and the ae has rem
uuir tina, thought best to request YOU to se"d me s"e
EA,raci " ilam y. Packard's letter, daiel
sir-Fncosed is the payment fer the las, ri~ You vii please
send me by aner lot or doz The, give esd
sfcon. have hand n boxes, and wish
" DC 'A' %" Eaaet from Danir Tan son'. letter aea
Talsvhie, Vermont. February G lsi5
Your Pills received few i.,s and I'D
vorby them and they liked y these who have used Them
Mr. smith Of Segses'et se int be has ed ~ s"a H,es
he has determined sell no Other kind Of rlls.
Mr. A Allen at Palmer Depot. that che very thankful lie
appointed agent ms ~r has Teen an in aid r ie I
performed alike wonderful the and entirely
and mmeateiy~as ior other pills. but Should
'''' ''''''''' Extract from b Danaris rrrr dated
Barnaid. Vermont January II, isf5
Please send smiths Coated Indian
Vegetable Pulls. 1i short
and give universal satisfaction
The SOUN shows hat high
these pills are held
Harper's Ferry, Virginia. April 81. Isis.
Or II w Andrews-Sr-l am IN OF Coated In
dian Vegetable Pills | have There has bee
sickness, have much engaged pills
VI C7i2rRS
baltimore. April IL, fss5.
Benjamin smith, D-Dear sr-f you a dral IN
Mess Swift Briggs Co. and yon viii
iUtbr naIsL pcayed indian Vegetable PiIs have b"
/ MT. Cridier. W ANbkENS DTuessi
From ne UeS
| Extract fromM essrs 6 Hills letter. dated
Detroit, Mach %, 1876
Dr Smh-Dear SWe received this express
yor sugar coated Vegetable Pills appTps-
we al outu f and the calls nd
called
pills highest and when supply running dow
highest op Of your pills, and affords peculiar pleasure
euicine such universal -a-fattiun.
| lcJPR,E - CENTS PER BOA-Ics
rItIs" lie lri the
q Benjamin Sfnh, VI ID resident q; tie Sew
York College of Health, upon even box
Office devoted exclusively TO the sale Of tbs madeline
l79 trrenw ich New Yort.
CRsStEsp. indianapolis; WILLIAMS NctLEIIAN
Funklin; w Mou~Ts Columbus BR0wN * Tn NPsoN.
Ilauie H. n.
& Ioeansou j. NJ. DEFREEs, Iem. ~. T..
REED Fort Wayne AsEs HOLIDAY, Michigan tHy, T. RFHT
". RoBkRTs, lapote aud sUld Throughout III, d
States ID Canada
! ~ Rewa q limitations. s--fmi~wasw
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-02-14
To Southern and western Merchants


Phuddeiphid IiOt safe Houses.
rgNTE subscribers, Merchants Manufactures Importers and
Wholesale Dealers Of the city If 1hiadelha being prepared
with full stocks Of Goods their respective anments suited
Oi n
Western Merchants, their
which will he oI prices
satisfactory.
The variety of Domestic Manufactures
supplies Goods
haers visit the city Spring and supplies
description
importers and Dealers in Cloths Cassmeres Vestngs Tao
DecOwsey, LIfuroddeS Co., a Market Street
Importers and Jobhers of staple SILK and Fancy Dry Goods
L. j. l3i Chesnul door
Joshua d. EUan No = North Second ST. Wood Co.
Manufacturer and importer of Lace Goods and Dealer Fancy
George Hats Market Second Streets and
South Second street.
every
Benaeu Co.. Philadelphia Hall of Fashion No 1872 Market
between Fifth and Sixth.
Michael Tracy, 292 Market
Manufacturer of Shirts, Collars and Bosoms:
Join HODGES sign Of The Mammoth Shirt Collar No 10 North
ond
Umbrellas PaasoI
Sleeper FnE l2 Market south side door below Fourth
UnghS Brothers, 2o Market stiett moth Side few doors above
n n, Fna n Corner "n. OF Forth and aarke' streets
Ike old stand
Columbian Inks and Backing Roots Pennanshp and Maps
kinds:
A. w. Harrison, 81 South Seventh street
Manufacturers Ladies and Gentlemen Cheap Travelling
Carpet Bays,
A. L. Hickey Co., New Store Joness Hotel $50 Chestnut
Importer Manufacturer Dealer Perfumer Soar.
Eug enc Rouss.i, G'hasn". So.
arnetnss Window Shades Floor
OIL Cloths:
Sidny Jones Carpet Hall, Ii and 20 North Second street
importers Jewey Fine Cutlery Britannia and Plated
Wa aud Manufacturers of Silver Waite
"''d and Market streets.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-02-14

Way down in ALBANIA,
Some two miles from Mobile,
There dwet little Creole grl,
lIer name WAS Ley Neal
Her raven eyes, and long isik hair,
Abound her neck did steal,
Andea.ly learned his heart 10 love,
This pretty Lucy Ntal.
My wo k all done. my jacketon,
The hour e evening meal,
Was to find The road,
To see sweet Lucy Neal
Beneath the oveiharging tees,
That shade che wiie Notile,
] used % meet my lovely gIl.
My own sweet Lucy Neal!
twas there Jaw in her sweet face
What she could nc'eI conceal,
A love that lived within the breast
Of pretty Lucy Neal
Twas there pledged her my first love,
A love which still feel.
And there hii last fsIewcll,
To my weeping Lucy Neal
A year rolled round and still loved.
With tenderness and zeal
And ! waited patiently & hear
From my lovely Lucy Neal
One day there came a letter,
And jet black was the seal,
1t told me all about the death,
OF my lovely Lucy Neal
The tale was sad. il broke my heart.
No balm the wound can heal,
And never, never can forget
My buried Lucy Neal
My buried Lucy Neal
My buried Lucy Neal
Could but see your early grave,
How happy should feel.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-02-14

FANNY KEMBLE BUTLER.-It has been frequently
asserted and contradiced of late, that Mrs Butler
(late Fanny Kemble,) about to return to the
English stage. After reading the following truthful
and sublime lines, but recently from her pen no one
can believe that there is truth in the rumor that she
is about to resume her former profession:
..How sad a thing. ana strange, Life is. Oh how
can any human being, who looks abroad into the
world and within upon himself, who sees the
drous my stery of all things the unabdIngness which
waits on all matter the imperfecton which clogs all
spirit who the sovereignty of change the
inanimate creation of disease decay and death
mans body, of blindness and delusion his mind,
of his soul who beholds the frailty of good
men, no feels the miserable inconsistency of his
own nature; the dust and ashes of which our love,
and what love, is made; the evil that. like an
unwholesome corpse. still clings to good; the
sorrow that, like its shadow still walks behind our
10Y. Oh. who that all this can say that this life
other than sad-most sad Yet, while write this
God forbid that should therefore want eyes to see.
TO feel the blessings wherewth He has blessed
IT: the rewards with which he sweeens our task the
flowers wherewith He cheers our journeys road, TIE
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-02-14
indianapolis February II, 1861

many props whcrewith He supports our feet In IT.
Yel OF all the sweetest, the brightest the strong
est are those which our soul draws from Him, tie
end of it, desire-not those il finds here. And how
ou3 not that spirit yearn for its accompl shment
Il we seek know ledge here, thousand SITS arise
between our incapable senses and tie truth How
then, should we not wish TO cast away this Darkness
aud TO the fountains of all light If strive
to employ those faculties which, being of soul
have the strength and enduring of immortality, the
objects wherein we expend them here vague eva
nescent Disappointing. How, then, should we not
desire TO tind 10 d for our capacities abiding them
selves II we long 10 love-are not the creatures in
whom centre affections frail, capable of
change, peri>habc, born to decay How. then
should we not look with unuterable yearnng for that
life where affection is changeable--eternal Surely
If all the hopes the fears, the aims the tendings of
soul have Their beginnings here. 1t is natural
1t is most fitting, to turn 10 that future where they
shall be fulfilled"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-02-14

Notwithstanding that since the dreadful accident
in the mines at Carbonate, Pa, caused by the falling
in of the roof, effort has been spared, trace has
vet been discovered of the fifteen men who en-
tombed beneath the fallen mass. Two hundred men
have been work every hour since the accident
Cured but they have not yet succeeded in reaching
the bodies Of those who known to be in the mine,
and who it is feared, have persisted from famine,
if they were not Immediately killed
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-02-14
PRINTING OEFICE TOIs SALE.

~shing 10 einguSI the business
,fTlrs Jeesonian' establishments 10
Gated Richmond Wayne county, Indiana The Jefersonan was
only Ieino published IN
the irh District in which At the last Presidential e'eo
ton list this the numbers little rising i've hundred
lie increased 10 al
ONE The and job custom good
The materials o office consist of good double medium s
,ess Bdgeois Long Primer, Small Plea and Plea
Also of job &C., and all necessary mter
ais for printing IL OF the best OF country offices
10 any peon embark in the prntIn. business This pre-
sents a opportunity janis LlpIn'
Richmond February = lclo. 49,
p The office viii I've sold only condition that shall lie con
,;...t a. dsn,,c ratio paper. 77-I J l..