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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-12-10
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CHARLES HENDRIX charm
A. E. HARKER, Strf

Loss Of the Maria.-Ths l''a'
exuac. Of letter giving an acco'%'
the loss Of the Maria was wrllfa Y
Clerk of the Talma who wl'ns''"
awful scene: .-.d
.On Saturday morning, aboa' ~ N.
clock, some seven or eight nls,s
Na,chez, we were perhaps ~ m'.,,
aslern when she and The suI'anaS's \
ing) came in contact. lhe ~" ~. VI
Immediately, in about three 'sn'" n.
Ter. Her boilers were overthrow. ..l,sI
pipes broken. and mos: avial ~. .ss
grea. number Of lives lost. ~ n.
80 were dangerously scalueu, INV
or 20 lost or missing, OF VIM NH
her FIRST Clerk, Mr. Jas T p'l' .,ss
Engineer are incloded. She d. b
ers and bul few cabin passense Il
crew were principally The 'uns % Il h
remained alongside Until We Vi ..t ID
could be found on board, ana ~ u tb
% Na,chez. where we left 'hsa " NJ
Of the Hospital. The snl''a.a wFl
ously injured, and was supp0,,e n n
a sinking condition when w ~ dt<
was really distressing. ! fsn '.s,,,-s
the agoniss Of the poor e1 ,'' M,
were scalled from head 20 Too :. !. NH
hanging from them. Their lm Y, ..,,o,sa'
had been skinned. caned. anu -. 81
The knife. | shall moi, can''sc: s1 !
their sufTerings. and hope I" ~.
shall never witness the like as' ~ N,
'"i', cannot "r, ,ell how The accident ~, "
ed; the nigh, was no. dark;N, :. III !, u
a, The wheel Of The 3, ~ho !. VA N
second 10 no man, and 60 y III M
Smith, a. The wheel Of ,n ~. u ! \
10 he > good man-and i ,'s y, u
where il lays ! did mol he''' :
aglne. aoI.s x Me-
no, three can recover, ha''Os
steam" 41.L------------- 4,
The Zee is running thick =
a. this place.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-12-10
Grain Markets.

The Baltimore correspondent of the
National lntelligencer writing under date
of the 25th ult., says Il have TO note a
still further decline in flour. and large
transactions. Sales this morning Of about
5000 bills. Howard street brands a, 81
rs, decline Of % cts. per bbl. OH pre-
vious operations. The receipt price is
unsettled. There were sales late yesler-
day afternoon Of City Mills -four a, S.,
which price holders are con'ending for TO.
day. Corn meal 1918. The decline in
-four has also caused reduction in the
nrice Of wheat. Sales to-day at 90 to 90
cents for go2d 10 prime red wheal-mll.
lers no. much disposed TO purchase
Both white aud yellow corn has declined
to so cents per bnshel for new, oats % 10
80 cents; rye IS cents.
New York. The sales Of -four are mod.
esee may he had a, s. Isl on time, and
SIS III withou. full privileges; Michigan
"a, S.
PhiladeIphia.-The -four market is in
active Sales Of Western brands al ST.
IS to 81 STA decline; and of ffesl,
ground PENNSYLVANIA brands at 81 87a-
a decline. No change III corn meal OF
rye -four.
Large sales of prime red wheat at 81
cen,s-a decline on previous sales.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-12-10
For the Hsri.EI
TEN perance.

A meeting for The advancement "
cause Of Temperance was he'd
school house in South Burlington %
evening Of the 9Th inst.
The meeting was organized oy s1
Mr. Charles Hendrie to the char ail
pointing A. Z. Harker, Secretary
Mr. Hendrie offered the folloEHI
Resolued. That voluntary assess
is the only effvc,ual way TO suppress '
which was adopted.
Mr. Clark moved that Nj HackeH
cula,e the piedge;-wbich wss sgna
While the pledge was circulallng
meeting was addressed by Mess
drle and Fordney;-ailer which, !,
Mr. Hodges moved that The process
of The meeting be published IN ihs y
Eve and Gazette; which was sst@
when
On motion Of Mr. Hackeil The asA
adjourned until Monday evening 'a'
inst. al 6 o'clock. i.
Burlington. Dec. ., Dh
CHARLES HENDRIX charms
A. E. HARKER, Stt'fs
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-12-10

.4luaraio. The n. 0. Picayune Of
the 18Th says there is Mexican force Of
from five TO six thousand men a. Alvara-
do. They have placed across the mouth
Of the river three strong chain cables, and
sunk vessels on the bar. II would be en-
'irely useless to altemp. the place again
by naval force.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-12-10
House of Representatives.

Mr. Cochran presented the petition Of
sundrv cilizens Of Keokuk praying for a
Ferry Charter al said point. Laid on the
able.
Mr. Conee presented copy Of the
Report Of the School Inspectors Of Lee
county. which on motion Of Mr. Hebard
was laid on the table.
Mr. Bowie. from the committee ap-
pointed 10 inform The Senate Of the orga
nlzalion Of the House reported that the
information had been communicated.
Messrs Ilebarl and Olmsead were ap-
pointed committee 10 wait or the Gov.
ernpr and inform him Of The organization
OF the House, &c.
Mr. Sells offered the following:-
ResoiUed. 1ha, the Chief Clerk be au
rhnrized ln employ the prnPrletors Of the
Iowa City Standard 10 do The Incidental
printing Of the Hou>e-the price of said
printing ID be fixed bv law.
Mr. Day moved 10 strike ont the "Stan
dard' and inser. The .Reporler," which
was lost.
The ayes and noes were then called on
the original motion and resulted as fol-
luws:-
Teas-Anderson Blair. Bowie, Cliff
ton, Cochran. Comstock. Conlee. Good.
reIl, IIebard, Holland. King. McManus,
Morton, Ra,hhurn. Smlh Of Mahaska.
Sells. Steele, Updegraff, Wright and Mr.
Speaker-2O.
Nags-Bailev, Bonham, Dav, Green,
Hardy. Kinsman. Leech, Leftingwell,
Lyon, Mason. Montague, O'Brlen, Ohm
stead, Reynolds. Smith Of Linn, Whit
more aud WiIloughby Wy.
Jesse Williams, private Secretary Of
the Governor appeared and presented the
Message Of Gov. Clarke, which was read
by the Chief Clerk.
A communication from Jesse Williams,
Secretary Of the Territory was received
bv the Speaker. transmitting the oihcial
abstract of returns for State officers.
Mr. Montague moved tia, 1900 copies
Of The Message be printed, but by mo.
ton of MIR Morton. but 500 were ordered
Mr. Goodrich, from the committee ap-
pointed 10 inform the Senate. tina, the
House was ready TO canvass the votes iol
Governor reported that the committee hat
| performed their duty.
The Senate Immediately repaired to tht
House. when the Speaker appointed NJ
tlebard Of the House and Bradley Of lh'
Senate 10 examine the Abstract. They
very soon made the following Report:
Ansel Briggs for Governor, received
seven thousand six hundred and twenty
six votes.
Thomas Mcknight for Governor. sever
thousand, three hundred and seventy min
votes.
Scattering, sixteen votes.
Ansel Briggs, having received MAORI
~ Of all the votes given, was ihereupo
declared duly elected Governor Of .h
State Of Iowa, by the Speaker.
The House then, on Motion Of NJ
Smy,h, adjourned.
Thursday. Dec. 8.
The Speaker announced the foIlowin
standing cnmm,iees:-
Hays and Means -Hebard, McPher
rim. Gaodr-ll, Matson and Smyth Of Linn
Judiciary-Bowie, Morton, Cochran
Day and Lrtlingwell.
Claims Maison. Williams, Wrigh
O'Brien and Me Nanus.
Schools - McPherrin, Hardy. Leecl
Smith of Mahaska and Green.
WiHtia--Clms,ead, Montague, Kim
Reynolds and LYONS,
Enrolled BiHs-Day and Sells. f
Engrossed BiHs-Coctlran and H.
ons.
Erpend;f,ues--- Goodrell. Bonhar
Blair, Coms,ock and Bailey.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-12-10

A late locofoco paper appears to
be terribly worried abou, DANIEL WEB
sTER. The editor fears, we suppose that
the aforesaid gentleman will be run for the
Presidency by the wing party. Hence
his noise about the political character OF
Mr. W., at this early stage of the game.
Merely to quie, the fears Of the aforesaid
windy editor. and more especially 10 pre-
ven, his blowing on. before the mex, Pre-.
sidential election comes off; we w'li just
state that we do not intend 10 run MrWeb-
s,er for the Presidency in 1913. but tina
he may be run for tina. office in 1852
This being the case, the fellow may as
we'll keep his wind 10 himself for the pre-
sent, at least.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-12-10

Gov. Wright. of New York. has order
ed the first regimen. Of volunteers, under
Col. Ward B. Burnett, to be mustered m
TO the service Of the u. S., under the re-
cent requisition from Washington. The
regimen, belongs 10 New York city.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-12-10

Lake Disaste,s-Loss Of Life. The
Buffalo Com. Advertiser, of the 2lst,con-
,ans accounts Of the loss Of the schoon-
ers Helen Strong and Indian Queen; the
Bleaching Of the schooners Cleveland, Day
ION. J. II. Lyon, II. II. Sizer, Charles
Howard and Huron.in the norlhwes, gale
on Thursday week Two passengers, a
man and woman, were lost off the He
len Strong, and four Of the hands Of the
Oceola. The Cleveland Herald says OF
The same gale:
We never saw the lake in wilder com
motion than this mnrning. The light was
fearful on the waters. and painful anxiety
is iGct for the safety Of vessel, riding al
anchor. some two miles from the shore
with flag Aymg 2. halF-masl, signal o.
distress. No assistance had reached he'
a, the time Of our going TO press, anu me
gale prevents boats from getting out Of me
harbor.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-12-10
Serreani-at-.4rms, Solomon Spann Of

Lee county.
Fireman. ]. G. Chapman Of Lee co.
The Speaker Of the House, on being
conducted 10 the Chair by Messrs Hebard
and Smy,h. delivered the following able
and appropriate address:
Feline Citizens Of The House Of Rep
resenfotiues, The prediction you have
eylnctd BY your suffrages in declaring me
Sneaker OF this House, - To- me- the most
aauering incident Of my life, and that +"
which | am The mos, sensible. My sails
| faction wouldgbe most complete but Tor me
| consciousness that the honor thus confer
| red npon me is one far beyond any 10
| which could claim to be entitled by any
merits Of my own. | feel great want %
The qualifications necessary 10 cofrtc'
| discharge of tie duties of the Distinguish.
ed nos, assigned me-anh The only merit
which can claim -one which trust
can only claim in common with you ALI
ls a sincere zeal and an ardent desire that
We NAV 50 harmnniZe and direct our ct
forts in tie discharge Of our Legislative
duties as to produce the greatest amount
/ of good TO the mass of the free and INTEL
igent people of the infan, State OF iowa.
Gentlemen, regard this as one of the
most nporlant-p perhaps the most lmpor-
tant-epoch IN our political existence!
Just attaining, as we are, our political ma
jarily and emerging from Ierritorai
INTO a State form of government. II :
emphaticaIly time when political econ
0niy 10 all its branches and IN every sense.
should be made the order Of the day. BY
a strict adherance 10 virtue and prudence
and faithful exercise of sound discre
ton aided by the lights which we can
gather from the experience OF our older
sisters in this great political family
trus, we shall be able TO form the basis 81
such system Of Laws and such sys
TEN Of Jurisprudence az shall do honor c
our State and be creditabIe to ourselves
a. a Legislative body.
/ Gentlemen, hope BY industry, faith
ful application and entire importantly, g
Justify, as far "a my abilities will enable
me TO do. the favor you have shown u
selecting me TO preside over your dellber
atoms. Allow me 10 express the fartheI
hope also, that the same kind cnnsidera
non which Won have evlnced in this Sc
lection will be extended to me in the dis
charge Of the responsible duties assignee
10 me and tina, we may all SO honestly
faithfully and efficiently direct our ener
gle< 10 promote The common veal Of gu
constituents that our labnrs and effort:
here shall be crowned and rewarded By
The smiles of our country and the smiles
Of Heaven.
The House adjourned until two o'clock
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-12-10

U. s. Iroops.-The S. Louis papers
announce ,ha, company G. Of The new re.
gimen Of Mounted Rlfiemen. command.
ed by Capt. Simonds, LEI. for New Or
leans on the 29.h ul,. Company D. lvf,
few days later. Two other companies
had previously started. Their place oI
destination IL saia 10 be rampico.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-12-10

1a The Boston Advertiser of the 20lh ult.
announces the painful intelligence that
''the venerable john Quincy ADAMS was
yesterday seized with paralysis of his
left side, which for time rendered him
nearly insensible." The same paper OF
the mex. day says: I'VE are happy TO state
that the symptoms which existed q, the
time Of the attack Of Mr. Adams. have ma.
terially improved since our yesterdays
no,ice-lhai ne has in a grea, degree re.
covered the power of articulation. and
the use Of the limbs OF the affected side.
(he right, and not The left. as we stated
yesterday. He is free from pain, has The
full use of his faculties. and though feeble
is able TO 81. up for >hor, periods" Mr.
Adams is about eighty years of age.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-12-10

The New York Express. referring TO
the Investigations Of the grand jury of thai,
city in relation 10 the frauds al the recent,
election, says 1--WE understand that, in
addition 10 the large number Of illegal
so,es procured from the aims house to
vote for Mr. Jackson, in the 18Th Ward,
al the late election. the disclosures before
the grand jury furnish snflicien, evidence
10 invalida,e his election. The Illegal
votes from the Penitenliary, now the sub
jec. Of legal investigation. will enable Mr.
Munroe, the wing candidate, to contest
his seat in Congress successfully.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-12-10

Our S. Louis exchange papers are very
irregular, we suppose, on accoun. of the
close of navigation. II the publishers will
mail them via, Jacksonville. ILL.,, we shall
receive them regularly. The las, S. Lou.
is dates are to the Is, inst, len days old.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-12-10

Roads and HigAp,u,
Linn, Cenlee, Klnsm,n saFA
Rathhun nollna
Township and County o.
Morton Updegraif, nnsaa,s
rim and Willoughby. hthl
Public Buitdings-s.eeI.
Green. Leech and LetHagssl,' AHe
Nec Counties-Coms,oo,sa.' ' :.
Olmsiead, 0 Brien and sm,,S - ,MeaSs
Agricuiture-Bonham er !. a'bs
Wright and Blair. e''ea
Relationships. Willoarh.
Morton and Kinsmss. saoy' Sa,,
MIR Cochran presented ,.,,.,
cltlzens OF West Point, vb ,saa' n
Ierred 20 a select committee '"
Mr. Bowie gave notice H.,
On Tomorrow y, or some future a. ! "
duce bill. submitting The ons. az M
s's'"g % amending The ConylI's,' "
the people at The mex, ensn; A''saa
for members Of The General w ss'&
Mr. Williams offered \ ,s.' ,easl
,horlsing The Chief Clerk to NV s.a'l't y
and chans for the accomma1,,;''e
nnrs within the bar Of The Boas NV w.
was lost. ' VIII
| Mr. Cochran gave notice ,h,,..
on some future day introduce N 'H
cate par. Of the town pIa, Of H., =
IN Lee county. "fS
Mr. Bonham, from The comn;.
with similar committee on 4.
The Senate in making arrangen,.'.rf ~
Inauguration Of Gov. Briggs, r,m,,tl
they had attended to their dutv r'''a
Messrs Matson. Hebard ,nf n,
were appointed on the part ii 4. \
% draft joint rules for The gOr,,,,.. n
| both Houses.
The members Of the Senate, .,..,
ny their President and Sscrs,,r,' ~
appeared and occupied The sea, 49,
for Them. The Governor elee, y, " \
conducted to The Soeaker's Cha, ~
Speaker requested Chief Jusl,e n.
to administer The oath. Goreruo, R..
being duly inducied into Office. d,Il,s'
his inaugural Message. through MA,
ley, member of The Senate, who Nj
same.
After The Senate retired The Hans
motion Of Mr. Hardy, adjourned.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-12-10

The North Carolina Legislature has
elected the Hon. GEO. E. BADGER, u. s.
Senator to Congress to fill the vacancy
occasionally y the resignation of Mr. Hay
wood. Mr. Badger was Secretary of the
Navy under President Harrison. Every
true wing will rejoice a, this result.
The Legislature Of that State have also
reelected the Hon. W. p. MANGUM 10
The u. s. Senate for six years from the
-i,h Of March next, when his present term
will expire. North Carolina is now rep
resented in the Senate by two noble wings
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-12-10

. O'Clock, P.N
Mr. Olmsiead moved that The r,p,.
lalive 10 the contested seal Of Cha /
eerson be taken from the table ami ~
mitied TO the committee on Elst,~
which was adopted.
Mr. Letfingwell moved that each n,
Der should be entitled 10 twenty covnI
such newspapers az they nigh. s.tt-
Nr Cochran moved 10 amend BY sind
out go" and insert IS" The snu
men, was lost, and the resOuia \
adopted. Adjourned.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-12-10
Friday. Del, /

uJt DNs'
The Speaker announced The iahr
committee on McorporGtions:--
Alessrs Sells. Hardy, Mcllauus, "
stead and Cochran.
Mr. Sells. from The committee spra
10 draft rules. reported, which rep@H
laid on the table.
Mr. Hardy introduced No. |. ]. !
file, A Bill providing for the reienia
The School Fund in the hands Of Ihsta
trs ,hereof-w!lich was read hral
Mr. Olmslead moved 10 recansda
vote providing for the accommed'aa
editors. but his motion did moi pfsVit
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Departure Of Mai. General SCOTT To-
the Seat Of war.

the Seat of war.
The Philadelphia Sun of the 26lh uh..
says ,ha, General Scotland his s,aif LEI,
Washington on Tuesday morning for the
sea, of war. His destination is said TO
be Tampico, which il is expected will
be in possession Of the American forces
by the time he reaches that point. II is
said tina. he has gone 10 direct The opera,
tons Of The Army Of Invasion.
The Baltimore correspondent of the Ma
.ional Intellgencer of the same date of
the Sun. says that General SCOTT passed
through Baltimore yesterday afternoon.
en- route for the North New Jersey, |
believe, where some members OF his fam
ily are sojourning. His business is alto.
gether Of private nature. lie gave no
limitations, 10 those with whom he con
versed for shor, period, of his having
been ordered to Mexico"
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-12-10
Thursday, December 10, lsl6.
Two Dollars per annnm, ~ in Advance.
BURLINGTON;

For Terms III Detail, ses First Page.
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NEXICO.-We have no news Of i'm
portance from the sea, of war. Iampt-
CO has been taken by .heAmerican Squad
ron under Com CONNER. General TAy-
LoR announces to The government, 'ha,Am-
! puiia has abandoned Sallillo, without com
ple,ing It's Notifications. and gone south
wardly. General Taylor considers him
self almost as much master OF Sa''llo as
If he were actually in il.
Dispatches from General WooL' re-
ceived a, the Department, state Mat he
was within three or four days march oil
Monclova, and about 1875 miles from
Monterey.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-04-27

The plate iron must be of the best quality Of
American iron, free from blister or double edges,
cut to size, and kept straight from the shears.
The bar iron must be rolled exact; the fat bar
square on the edges. That marked as Aanch iron
must bear to b worked to a square angle, without
cracking or breaking Those pieces marked H
must be forged and not rolled. All the articles con-
taned in this advertisement must be Of the best qua
lily, subject to the usual inspection and to be ap-
proved by the commandant Of the yard, and to be
delivered on or before the first day of August next,
free from any expense to the government. Offers
must be made for each class of articles separately,
including all the articles in the class, and the con-
tractor will be required to furnish any additional
quantity of the articles embraced in either class for
which his offer may be accepted, excepting for the
camboose iron, at the same prices and on the same
conditions, upon receiving twenty days previous
notice before the 3Oth Of June, l647.
Payments will be made at this Office in thirty days
from the time of delivery, upon bills properly APP
proved, reserving therefrom 10 per cent. until the
contract is completed. ID aar5
IrTo be published once week for four weeks
in the Union and National Intelligencer, at WASH
ington; Republican & Argus, and Sun, at Balti-
more; Pennsylvania and Keystone, at Philadel-
phia; and two copies Of the advertisement sent to
this Office.
April 27--w4w
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-04-27
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.

NORFOLK CoUNrY.--Messrs. Watts and Happier
(whigs) reelected.
Majority for Crump, for the Senate sO--and re
elected in the district.
NANsEMoNp-For The Senate.-Crump 273, Ia.
tenn 275.
House of Delega,es.-Kelly (dem.) 346, Kilby
(whig) late delegate, 295-a WING loss.
CHARLorrE.-Wyatt Cardwell (whig) beats
Darlington (dem. and late delegate) by a majority
of 12. 49, 20 -. -
ELIZABETH CRY AND Warwick COUNTIES
Chisman (dem.) reelected by 10 majority.
PRINcEss ANNE.--Stone (whig) reelected, 1t is
mistake as stated in our last, that III. Morgan
(dem.) was elected.
CRY OF WILLIAMSBURG, YoRK AND JAMES CIrr
CoUNrIEs-Howard( whig) reelected by 10 major
ity
NoRrHAMrroN,-Yerby (whig) reelected with
out opposition.
Prince GEoRGE.-Thomas II. Daniel tdem re.
elected without opposition.
Observation-Disclosures (dem.) said to be re-
elected by a majority Of IL.
SussEx-Freeman (dem.) said to be reelected
by majority of 40 over Walker (dem.)
HANovER.-Coleman's (whig) majority for the
Senate, over Guerrant, in this county is Is.
Guerrant (dem.) said to be reelected senator in
the district.
LoUnA.-Poindexter's (dem.) majority over
Anderson (dem) go votes.
PowHArAN.-Chastain Cooke (whig) reelected by
IS ma jority.
KING WrLLIAM.-Robinson (dem.) elected by a
large majority.
AUeUsrA, q delegates)-" 1t is reported tina,
Messrs Baldwin and Msssie, late whig delegates
are beaten by Messrs Shelley and johnson, Their
wing competitors. The issue was upon a conven
ton on the white basis--Messrs. S. and j. being in
favor of such a convention"
AaHERsr-Paulus Powell (dem.) reelected Il
the House of Delegates.
AMELIA.--Lewis E. Harvie, democrat, reelected
CAMPBELL, q del egaies.--We learn that Messrs
| Mosly and Fox, the whig nominees for the Hous,
" Delegates, are elected in Campbell by majority
| Of some $50.
FREDERICK, q delegates. wall (whig) GAG
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Mr.. Charles J. Ingersoll has carried cut the prom
Use which he gave 10 the Union on Friday night
He exhibited to-day, the particulars I'd proofs Of
Mr.. Websters alleged delinquency" The charges
mus, now be met before the country. Specifications
are put forth which must be investigated. The doe
uments must now be produced. The country will
demand II. The reader will see from the proceed
ings of tho House what is the character Of the two
committees who have been ordered, and who will
probably be appointed tomorrow morning BY the
chair. Meantime, We pass over with tho contempt
which IL deserves the remarks Of &c. X" upon a
late article in this paper. He would DO letter en-
ployed in prompting Mr.. Webster to seek an inves-
tgation than in abusing those who demand H.