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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-19
RICHMOND DAILY WING


To the exclusion Of our usual variety, we pub
lish the late speech of Mr.. Calhoun, believing
that the public anxiety to sec the position OF this
gentleman and the arguments by which IT rs sus-
tanned. fully warrants us in giving his effort the
prominent position which il occupies in our CO.
lumns. Apart from this, the merits of the speech
itself, will present ample apology for the space
which il demands.
We have ourselves as yet been able TO give
only hasty glance n, the views of MIR. Calhoun.
They strike US as sound, state sman like and com
prehensive. Mr.. Calhoun considers the subject
a proper one for compromise, aud AYERS with
great confidence that a majority of the Senate
are Of the same opinion. He declares that he
cannot support the House Resolution, but eH-
presses his willingness TO sustain the Notice IN
the form recommended by the resolutions OF Mr.
Colqui,t.
SO much for the position of this eminent state'-
man. IL is one of the highest honor TO himself,
of the brightest promise to the nation lite
sPri, which pervades his speech, and its ability
as an intellectual effort, are equally worthy the
man and the subject. His power of condcnsa-
ton, and the directness with which he marches
up to an argument, were never better eIemplified
than on this occasion.
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Education Meeting.

Pursuant 10 previous notice, meeting OF the Richmond
Education Association snd portion Of the citizens of Rich
mond friendly the OF Education in Virginia,
held the Concert Room OF the Exchange Hotel Mon
day evening" the 10th OF March. number OF ladies
present
The meeting called order by Mr. James c. Crane
on whose motion William II. Mscfarlsnd. ESQ. called
the Chair and Mr. RchsId h. Gooeh appointed Secre-
aiy.
Addresses delivered by Messr.. L. V. Daniel Jr..
X. X Ho~son, Wui. Wallace and Charles I. Bjtts.
On motion ct Mr. Daniel, committee oi hye APP
pointed TO nominate officers the Association Commit
tees MesSIs. Daniel Howison, u. b. Minor, Dimmock snd
]. &. Crane.
The following gentlemen were nominated officers, by
the committee, and unanimously elected
Charles r. Osb, rne President
VIM. II. Maeiarlsnd LIST Vice President
Thomas Sampson. 2nd Vice President
Socrates Msupin, Sd Wee President
Isaac Davenport, 9TH Vice President.
Thomas II. Ellis, Secretary.
Rich'd q. Gooeh Corresponding Secretary.
VIM. p. Sheppard, Treasurer.
Mr.. p. v. DAnio. Jr. offered the following resolution
winch was adopted
Resided That committee OF three be appointed col
ect Information concerning tie Pubic Schools Of other
cities and devise and report Ihs Association plan
OF Public Schools SUiged TINS city, with such other
tiers ard considerations connected herewith, they
deem interesting OF important.
Commute, Messrs. Daniel, c. T. Bolts and Gen Car
rington
On motion. II was
Rss0irtG, That the ladies be invited 10 become men,
bcIs OF the Association.
A number OF new members were enrolled.
The meeting then adjourned, TO meet at such time and
pace may be Determined upon BY the Executive Com
muee. WIN. II. MCFARLAND, Prest
X. B. GooeH. see'y.
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our DEPARTED FRlFN6s-

It's hesut' vi thought when our friends dc they are
not stOIy absent from in this void Lu hlt They some.
umrs hnger about their cd accustomed hsur and th.
compon'Hnl they sul. r,G here. Til cpnsDrr idea BE-
finely dwell upon in the following sianz7s. quoted rom the
Portsmouth, J1ufn.l.-lPhL Sn'ufiey Courier.
Fngetnlt The Decd who have lo7'j who have 'of u4;
Who Jrud OtT npw from their bripht hon e. above
Boz b'bevs. never .ub that he God who b.r.huz.
Peru t'!hcn 10 Iu'sg.g viii ffou1- they -il love.
Repeat their Oni vOf's. and teit .OJe deeds cherish
Sy'ak pir' s1ntv u' ifsm whJ 'Cf " in tcnfs-
From our bps h,r ls.rulmes other i've should not perish
While Time bears our To-, through the valley II yeafs
Deer friends Of our Youth can o. remember
The lat lrOk of he, and tho iowwhsrared PRAYER T.
Or. cod be nor hearts, os The ice Of DeceiabeC
Wunn Loves iab'"fs record no remembrance tir.e
lhen forget not The y, 3D. who on cvrrnore nigh u.s.
sun h.otu2 rDmcumcs 70 cur dream. haunted bed 49,
IN in' .'"eto-t hour, in the crowd they ars by ts
F.fe't % TIE Decd Dl, Forget uH The Dead
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GREAT is DIANA OF the EPHEslANs.

The Union has lately given its readers an edi-
torial of a column aud half on 1.-The Admins
tration in lis conduct of Foreign Affairs"
great potion Of this article is occupied by one o
che most fulsome and elaborate laudations Of the
Executive we have ever seen, and the remainder
Is devoted To the much more sensible purpose oil
endeayoring to heal the divisions Of the pemOc
racy. There is little apparent inconsistency, Il
Is true, in the declaration that the President has
conducted himself in a manner TO secure the
confidence OF his countrymen," and the lear so
palpabIy manifest, of division" and 'party spi
rit," and the feryid celebrations to union, ''not
among the members OF the Democratic parry
only, but among ALL" II Mr.. Polk has the con.
fidence OF his countrymen and of his party upon
the Oregon question, they will rally 10 his SUI
port without any such appeals 10 harmony as
those made by the Union.
If we had the room tod day, would transfer
10 our columns the whole of the Unions glorifi-
cation of the President. We have always had
high opinion of the Editors talents and tact but
we have never been so struck with the transform
ing and almost omnpotent power of his genius,
rs when he takes up an ordinary man, and a
short shte politician. and makes him paragon
of intellect and craftsmanship. 4 few hourishes
of the Magcian's wand, and the dwarf becomes
a giant, or the stunted plant magnificent oak,
or the political grimalkin. housing petty
schemes OF personal aggrandSement," is convert
ed into a lordy lion, making the forest quake with
his terrific roar. Now here is Mr.. Polk, worthy
gentleman enough in private life, and man Of
good sense no doubt, but we would defy his own
mother to recognize him under the gorgeous &C.
coutremeEts in which he has been equipped by
the Union. To read the comments of that paper.
one would suppose the President Solomon in
wisdom, Washington in patriotism, a Talley.
rand in diplomacy, and Napoleon in courage.
1t must be wonderful optical instrument that the
Union employs, which changes minnow into a
whale, and makes an insect almost invisible TO
the naked eye, assume the gigantic proportions Of
a mastodOn.
But we must defer to another time, comment
upon this remarkable article.
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4 NnvgL SCENE IN 4 MApHousE.

We find he following IN i late foreign paper
how peaSa1ta c0trss forms the nj whi-h
were fyfmcr.y enacted in institutions this Kind
y. Y. MIkRoR.
ball and concert gwen las, week the Noting
ham Lunauc Asylum al which nearly al the patients
present. \ yery large 0nd commUdiOus
fully fitted with flowers and 10. the occasion.
Benches placed each side Of the apartment for the
male aud fem,e paten's. The eneFtainment eommeuc-
ed with g,sssingng which seemed much Their
and POOR began sing and re-its
in The pai1ye and melancholy yet all
order add decorUm. When dsncng commenced, each
person selected indscrinats his partner the
Try dances danced III mush correctness
1n0l circles AM resly the patients
seemed 90 JOY the enigeunR sctLe. Tho n and
sever. Of the attendants ard yi-rs danced with tie pa
enis SnC there not tue easi restraint Frohe Esion
Some ieS d-sPantny patients brought into thc rom,
m abe hope ihsi the festive might hem from
their wreichCdnuss bal acIr mllady appeared be
deeply seated for them 10 be relieved. The a.
together OF most gratifying nature, aud FULLY
proved the advantages Of the modern humane treatment
over the brutality and cruelty VI former Lays,"
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MEN.

DIED.
Al the rec deuce Of M. mother Mn, Poll, C. sh,.ii,
IN Cumberland county, the 25h February Mr. Jo,Kra
3 SHKtOs in the l7h year Of hs sg, having
received tue eon'oLt II in hs body, Of which he
died IN the Of hodr The deceased was yonng
man OF high and character noble aud sen
etous feelings he kind aud hospiabl, to all and by
ms s"ict integrity and unbemshed he had secured
he esteem aud Affect II his acquaintance. His SYM
pahss were always open To those who needed, aud his
ready what his generous spirit pro-
having completed his education he had selected
sufsi pursuits rs his occupation. prefsrring TO be
ne srmef' rather than member Of the crowded pro.
,s o. inc day. butere he had reached the yes Of ma
e Ieenuess hand Of Death rested upon this inter
r,ovaeneo called upon him give up his earthly Joys
M which the vapor. wher
VIC s, Tor 'hIse higher Joys aud valuable trea
80, 49, ue''"' "ne'e he wicked cease from troubling,
anu inc weary are arrest lie left mother four sister.
ana brother together with friends to lamen,
that signs around thy tomb no, puer than thy gentle 'a
rit. "a sVw"o .Pi-
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1.-THE LIBELLoUs PUBLICATION ,

We shall publish tomorrow, the proceedings
of the Senate, comprising the report Of the Com.
mittee and tue subsequent debate upon the late
scandalous charges preferred against certain Sc.
majors by the Washington Times. The grpDr
presented by Col Benton, Chairman Of the Com.
mt,cc. states the result Of the inquiries which tn
Committee had made and declares that upon in
vestgation, each of the allegations Of the Times
was "(ound TO be utterly aud entirely false"
The Editor and the Publisher Of the Times. beipp
sworn, testified that they themselves had no per.
sona knowledge Of the dinner reasonable con.
versation which they had described. The wit
nesses TO whom they appealed sworo that they
knew nothing whltcver of the matter. There
does not seem to have been any foundation for the
accusations into which the Editor Of the Times
was misled, aud which, if true, must have blasted
forever the good name OF the individual, 10 whom,
allusion was made aud degraded the character 81
Senate which has ever enjoyed the fullest conf.
dence aud respect Of the American people.
There is but one voice in regard 10 this matter
All parties are unanimous in their condemnation
Of the libels in the Times. None are more So
we're ia their apprehension than the leaders ami
journals of the Administration. The report NJ
the Committee was adopted recommending tina,
the Editor, Publisher and Reporter Of the Times
be excluded from tie gallery Of the senate. an
this is very we'll. But, another remedy IN at b,
employed, IL we would pluck up the evil by the
roots and preserve all that Is venerable ard viz
tuous in our institutions from being brought int,,
scandal and degradation.
That remedy is in the hands Of the people and
their representatives. Nothing is more common
a, present, than tho habit Of party press ia ac.
cuse all who cannot think as il does, Of a want 81
patriotism. How often have the Wings been
called the British party because they prele,
compromise TO war; II YVES bnt The other da,
tat a prominent member Of the House denonn
ced as reasonable any proposition to agree upor
40. When such spirit prevails, and genera
accusations are 80 frequently ide, we must no
be surprised to find them sometimes taking III,
shape Of specific charges against individuals, o
legislative bodies, like those preferred by lh
Times.
Our representatives, and newspapers must lear
10 treat political opponents like gentlemen VIII
are Just as sncefe. just patriotic, rs thcms lives
That man Is most to - suspected. who is cont
nualiy throwing out limitations that has adverse
~ il traitor. A heart which j. truly Loyal
judges others by ITSELF and requires the ,:,Onge,
evidence before IL is wiling TO admit the idea tina
any American citizen can be guilty Of treason L
hia Country.
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EARLY POTATOES

We are often inquired OF a. to the best method Of procu-
early potatoes aud the fret ing be attended l
to obtain e'Ty seed, append the following let as
emf racing The most eligible: Fairly Bues-Bue No.ss-
Early FreTch-Eis Early Mercer, known as ChenaLg .
sud rnlHy accouUs Of tie i'g 4 not the
best # which ne.a rEy particle "f knowledge md
Schpodac Blues yOu desire Co.'S, I5ers far f1b. us-
they ,oy be had simply ~ exposing the d. -as
situation ~ early -prnP taking hcrn 60 m
at night, or II -i.rab,, 10y pacing ih'm IN room
by either If these modes very eaIy termination will b.
induced. aud the seed may BE- P.snied ~ soon hc
Toll sufficiently d'y work. Care should be has not 10
break Injuries lesp'u Some start by planting in heap
mlnure. which there is considerable rfmeniati1n
going IN; bn this less desirable method than either Of
the aOOys sud requires far more care.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-19
GENERAL SCOTT.

Mr. J. : Sanderson, OF the Pennsylvania Senate, in
Tar speech, has tie following passage relation
to Cen Scott Il was elected by remarA vi tie Senator
from Clearfeld
Il ays myse Of this opportunity inform that Scna
tor that unless mistake he signs al the times, tie Wing
party Jhs approaching struggle Of ISIS will rally unOer
the bluuer Of cgnst whom from these speech
and LISTERS wal be read ihauI effect Yes. ~ the
Wings about choosing iog the seyes s'auda u bear
the person If iha gallant aud wsr-markod hero
Chippewa Lundy's Lane and Br ,gewai,r-Vhoss deeds
Of yaor and acbu daring need but brou. the
tee OF patriot people his elevation the Pre-
scientist char, ~ aysanch Of popular like
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EARLY EDUcATIoN.--'ft-re "a every reason TO believe
that two Of the most remarkable mat iysj Al
ezauCer the Gren and Cherries XII II Sweden receive hor
beat ir sady life g. umstancc5 n great moment
sought from the u he c-rcsrt initiate. IL z aid
he slept withouu copy oi Homer under his pillow
The second took Alexander himself Tor HE mods "a h.
found him depicted in Qun'u- ju1s. When express NJ
bis admiration o Alexander, nnd wish be like him. his
tI,gT reminded him HAT bis hero died thirty two. What
m'er ~ ha! rPlcd the eight old prince, when bo
had conquered kInRd,n-. Ought parents and teach.
to be careful VIA DO k ,hey pae W The hands Of chill
dren.-N y. Minor
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"USDEE TBE RysE'-Hhe following is said to be the
origin o. this very expression: Roses from
Italy i:s; planted in England the year 1874 and
consecrsted presents from the Pope and placed
the cOniessionss symbols Of security. Hence the
phrase, ''undor the rose"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-19

The exhibitions at tho Odd Fellows Hal stll in
progress and attracting larger houses in proportion
ledge OF their beauty and excellence popzgaed-
We have Witnessed Of these exhibitions
selves and hesitate say, in ruth have already
said. tina, they truly 6ne and fail believe
those he lay claim refined taste and capacity
appreciate what is really beautiful All the paintings
exhibited well executed and their beauty greatly
HANGED by the esctof light and shade. For ourselves
discern with certainty the excellence Of OF
paintings another For richness and accuracy of per
Spccuvc conceive The Feast OF BelshaIrar hard
IL be surpassed.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-19

II appears from statement the National Inelgencer
there are 632O female operatives at Lowell OF tLese
27l4 are connected with Sunday school, either
scholars; 22f6 church members; 527 have
been teachers IN common schools. fEey nave million
Of dollars in the Savings Bank OF Lowell.
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SoS OLpEE MS FATEEE.-It is ted that 4 lady,
living Berlin in Prussia, who has only attained the
age Of 1903 years. has Just coara t,d fourth marriage with
youth Oi 20. Bat the OF the JOKE H. that among
the children which the BRIDE drought her husband
was a boy OF -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-19

EOUND, yesterday n.Otning, near the Bell
no~,s. G'H.o saAcELEr. Ths OwBer may ~
49, ~ sppiesusa a ia oacs. mhIs
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LlGHT.-Those OF our fellow citizens who take n>
tcrcst in respectfully invited visit the Broad
meadow Steel Works this evening. where they may
Joy the pleasure OF seeing Cas- Works in full operation.
adapted the purposes the Company's Mandatory
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eENTLEnEN,s sPMING GOODS.
JOHN ELDERS
DEPOT OF CHEAP LITERATURE,

MIHou l7ih 1886.
lust received and for sale, this day, the fol-
- invfnF rev Worts,-
suppy excellent LoTa phica fkensuos0 " The late John
w. PIeasants with fac 'imio % hand writing taken from
of s Archaeological ~ Artist n this city, erscuted
BY iaoEapher y Harmoc TbOse therefore who
of fellow supplied
SO cents
Also. fs,eivdEnallrd and Wales by Kohl author Of
Rus ani the u1ssan Aua and hufsus pnd osnd being
paut of Csrey Hars Foreign Library eomplste IN VOL Pnse
Lana Roosh. By Thomas Moore: al cents
Table Ttik, BY WIN HaE'et 70 series.
No 20 n Wiley Putnam's Cho e. feadinr so certs.
htn1if NJ feci rrnaus. by her with Essty her
genius ~ Mrs Hi-ourney; J7l cents.
md adhsrsn John Isuesge
Jesr, Memoirs Courts Of Engand, vos;l
IS cents
Tngsdi,s Sonnet. ard verses. BY r. Tspurd SO cents
The Dream asd sther Poems ny the Hon M Morton; so
Atrl, frosrvsd-
TIT r. History ofus French Revolution in vo. souad IS
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The Charmed ssa Tale BY tfsriet Mrunoau 25 cents
The Cate % Iiadayur nv bird cents
fybH The fwo Nations ~ ~ Utsrset Pa N. IS
Jees Filtration, BY the author Of Kate Search Of HuSband
IS ,
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Mofffs National P,s rasphia Courier, and Cassue
aud supply Golo,s sdys H. " usirated
Magazine, ~ march nh 10
GOUTuERN JOURNAL OF MEDICINE
- The Journal ~ Medicine Pharmacy edited by
LavTence amhh, n. D., aad =. D. sainker, N d. No q
Coz hafeh pubish.d moath5 ChsIiersp ast DE-, an
DnfNKEe q nORRfe, Aren't. i
Cor The Pubashsrs
@hh No. "a hsnn-
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NOVA SCOTIA GRIN D.SrONES. lotions
IN Nova Crnouss. Gom TO 500 Toe, and from 70
'0 1913 70 --''' ne" eEouog WINSTON
DER schrs Jno. simmons, Rpwsna, Cordova,
u sns Tbos 49, Thomg on. n NY eprine
Boo Shoes TruBEs Palm LesfHD ke 10 wheh %
hsi,tbs auestloa Of City and Coup'D dsai,u -.
mhU J. D, HOOVER, H. hsia g.
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CT CHARLES HOUSE, 10Th Street. will be opened by
y tho sub crbcr todsy, aud he pledges hesef TO
his best oscrons keep well suppsj h The beet the
market sofds. sck will 10 served up from q IN
o'clock pdty whom he will be p,c1atd ~ HE friends
and asrur .uarcsa NH 10 w. e.. f.OVblUH.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

a.xA Zee, al. a.y at 81 Ssiost a ~
ARRIVED,
sehr Nsimsdela Creighton, Baltimore, sunJries
sehf Wasp Cade. Philadelphia, Anthracite coal
sehr WIN App' garth, Graham. baltimore, suncrie,
SAILED,
sehr John simnioAs, Taylor. wareham
sehr RedJaeket- James, Nav York
sehr Mahals, Robinson. PbladoIpha
a., PORT wALTHALL March 49,
NHl-Sehf llrs for Philadelphia with coal g. R,,uo,s
mister ha'que Harmony for Rio D. With aou Cap, Cociuss
'' W. ~"'""sA'
Mining Company, tart Young. master. WV
- March "a saicd-sIs Brandywine Rio d with -four.
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NUTlt'E,

The subscribers, trustees in behalf or tbe
eaden Of the late John Ham9den Peaant. hiyuR
virginia State Stock Investment ,ou,
q" - who have pad Msst, Frv r.
aud leave the amour, Of their subscription.
HENRY LUDLAM,
. JOSHUA }. FRY.
March
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VALUABLE LAW BOOKS.

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DRY GOODS AUCTION. Our sale of Drv
'oes wm commence at 10 o'clock, this morning.
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AUCTION MOTT


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We invite attention to our sale of new and So.
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n9AUBlGHES HISTORY, VOLUME A.
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Re- dee. there many sa-cs Of the same dtsr..s
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porots ard forms requiring different quantities. hence
~ sore single hottie lent. white oflls
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