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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-04
Our Post Office.

~. Arc not the Editors Of the Post aware that Mr
been for many weeks absent from his pest at
tending his duties delegate 10 the State CoavenuD
and ask in al charity whether can re expected he
the cues OF p. NJ in this large city, AT the
time that he performing the services required by
the state at distance of $50 miles II there lack
Clerk in The department his city. surely the r NJ
will FAR be unmndu OF his duties rs 10 In
erpo.e any objection TO Increase which viii allow
speedy transmission Of letters and papers
[Coumerc!a, Advertiser.
Il So far as the Commercial intends only to as
ser the general principle that man who holds one
good Office ought 10 resign j, before he accepts
another we agree with il Yet we think there are
reasons why Messrs Morris and Hoffman should be
allowed to form exceptions 10 the rule. They were
original. ardent affective advocates Of Constitution
al Reform 10 be Obtained through a Stale Conven-
tion and the People naturally desired their services
in that Convention. We think they had right 10
respond 10 the call and ought not therefore 10 be
required 10 surrender their important stations under
the General Government unless il appear that their
retention is Incompatible with The exigencies of the
public service.
Here the Commercial should be specific. II II be
fact that delays and Irregularities in The Mail ser
vice have their origin in our Postmaster attendance
on the sitngs Of the Convention Albany, or might
be obvia,ed by his presence here then we 100 insist
that he should Instantly resign OF the two stations
Bu, we,hink srch is not the fact We understand
,ha, NJ. Morris is hard a, work in the Pos, O lice
for good part ofesch week keeps himself thorough.
y informed with regard to its operations in every
respect; and that 10 his absence The office is under
the rigid, uniirng superintenGence Of the Cashier
Mir. Monson who is thoroughly competen, to dis
charge the duties devolved upon him We think
The Pos, Office is not allowed to suffer on account
OF Mr. Morris absence 70. some tou, days OF each
week.
Undoubtedly greater force is needed to PEI:
form promptly and properly the !abors devolving
on the New-Tork Pos, O:sice, snd we had hoped
Mr.. P. NJ. Gen. johnson would have allowed il. on
proof ,ha, The business OF Inc Office has largely In
creased within the las, year. We begin to fear,
however, thar The enormous expense OF extending
the area OF Freedom with the corresponding e1.
tension OF Mail service rritsout corresponding in
crease of Revenue IS putting afsr of this most de-
sirable and necessary CONSERVATION.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-04

COMPLETION OF THE MopEL Nsw VoRH- Ut
will be- seen by thu advertisement In another rniGmn'
that the citizens OF York will at length b6 s'stnee
by a view OF this long xpectsd work ct art MI bet
den ha. engaged the large hall OF tho Minerva Rooms.
Broadway and opens il Tor exhibition this day Av-it
10 the Model will form delightful method OF ecrrAtlon.
and will afford 10 strangers excellent opportunity of
obtaining correct idea OF the wealth commerce. and
vast extent this Metropolis Tho difficulties attending
this undertaking have been immense. but thu urrive
Industry and OF tn. proprietor have
eoms all obstacles and thi. interesting work has been
,riump hantly brought to close.
This exhibition ominently worthy OF patronage and
should be- Visited by all who have the interest Of their
- I've city at heart.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-04

CASTLE GARDEN gisucr at the advertisement OF
French 4 ut.er in another column will show mat these
er,erprislus gentlemen determined 10 mNS" their
place the most attractive in the city As no other p"ee
.Jris so good opportunity iur seeing The great mt-
ry show ON Battery l. O'Clock 80 no other place
osrs much induc-mrnt In the afternoon aud even
ing They engaged musical aud other Slrnf q" tia
highe, order To the fsativities OF the day The comic
pan,omime of the Stainr" will be performed 10y a
talented company great merit besides perform~neeE
OF the splendid orchestra attached to tho esiaoI'hmrn
and display OF fireworks that for briianoy ard 'p'n'
dor was never exceed. 10 addition TO hi. there viii
oe singing and dancing and every other specials OF smue
nent that s calculated to delight and please 'hose who
will visit this avotits place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-04

" The MONTH AMsk,cAS, Philadelphia, has
become Wing paper. Mr, cuMMi>Gs retiring tron
the coucorn aid Judge CONRAD assuming abe Eiisotia
charge IN connection With Mr.. q. X GRAHAM who has
become Its sole proprietor Tic North American s one
OF the largest see's and most energetic journals In tho
ooupuy and cous good service Pennsy BY is
lucid ard thorough expo''ions OF the wisdom, and
SHY ofProtection TO Home Industry. We rejoice TO SEQ
that Is receiving very liberal and Increasing patron.
sse.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-04

A FREUD ha, discovered what be considers an in
falbole plan for sopping the Mexican War He
says all that is required isa genersl movement OF
the Whis party in favor OF Old Rough and Ready
for next President; and the thing is done. Polk and
Walker viii take precious good care that Peace is
made before Gen. Taylor has chance for another
pitched battle
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buslnrss NoIlfrs.

H.sosoME TEETH.-Ons great reason WHY there arc 80
MN, month. orpanent,d with beau Teeth Ia sny
counted for and in This way the Teeth matn by ho'ss
u,ebcoekk BsisdeU Dentists sal Broadway arr So "a
and perfect who have Loaf the natural oors
their perfect Sono JUDGED Who have homely
and Irregular Teeth have tried those by lh.se gen.
,.m,u and with the most ssusf-etory fesulls
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- SEE OUTSIDE OF ro.DAY's PAPER.


WEEKLY NEv:PAFsRs-We are constantly receiving
LITTER. from dt...nt psra complaining bitterly about
paving 10 a1vspce for Weekly Newspapers, which stop
SUR hsviog published some bali de1sn plumbers. We
,nno: give any advice that subject except 70 caution
,b- public sgsiost paying money where they know moth
fog Of os resporsioy o. parties who get up iuasied
Pso.,eetcses ofDew Weekes. We cften advertise for
pay the Prospectus OF new paper and persons who
Induced subscribe for IL write know when 1: is
coming or why it hss stopped so soon. Our only
that we nave no knowledge IL the premises
farther than that the sdvertis. paid for. We
farther responsible for tbs u6 nent OF expects
tioos excited ~ advertisers 10 coumns than inn.
keeper Is sr the good morals and religious orthodoxy OF
b.. sue,ts He only look their department in his
house,. not farlhrr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-04

Il orzsEY 49, f4..oo-sl Under Sun Building has IBIS
day introduced enr, freah :ocI Of N-utria hI-s'n
ADD Summer Hats; slso Ca2', Umsrells. &c do W. aid
particularly ay- public ATTENTION ast nan'd hsI,
and would OILY add thst mo w!! SAID for IS.
.p!.rdd assortment 4nsLaa Canton CsosdLaa suaw
Hate received y-st tsy I3 3.f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-04

Il Mr.. BsssSsHsoFF of Ohio catches i. in
two columes OF The Union. He is broadly accused
OF ,mpor,uuing The Pres;dea, Ios The Office OF Pay
g.,as;rr in ZOE Army for himself and coming ou,
ssains,4 as add Mcksy's Tariff bill because Mr..
Polk .o!d him be could not be accommodated =
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II There were 81 Volunteers in obedience to
the Coontry's call q, LogansPost. Ind. OF whom s
were true blue Annex a,ionsts-,he balance British
Wings We understand that il is much like this
Thou bout Iadisna
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-04

e NJ, Henry J. RAYMOND, who has s,r ,..~,,.
;A:ee Yeas engaged Editorial es,x-,sa, c.
the Courier Enquirer. has maze Arrangement, 10 pu.
chase Ihi;d o; establishment, and W.. aenes:os;s
De permanently sud responso Connected ~:ta paper
Mr. r. hAvinS eeen Ass,;An: Editor OF the Toaae n0u
It's establishment III s with the Courie,
take pleasure ehroniens his SUCCESSFUL Progress He
has talent energy suc industry, aad is rond &c win BIS
way 10 lame ana lorraine.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-04

DlcrIoyARY OF GREEK ASD RoMAS ASrlQuI-
rEsTh!s work which has Just appeared from the press
OF Harpers Brothers Is abdgement from the Large
Dictionary of William smith Ii. d. with CorTecusns
and Improvements by Prof Charles Anthon. OF Columbia
COLLEGE The designed principally for schools, yet
1t VIII be found useful those unaeGaaned with the cas-
sizes bu who may information points connected
with Greek aud Roman Antiquities.
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Court Caleudar-,looany.

COMMON PLEls Part Nos la. 2ts lac ISL 10. %,
l5S. Il. Al IS, 81 IS. i0T, M Par; Nos 20,
a. a. 10. -, S. 20, -, Los, ITO, liz, Ia, ~. 1885, ~,
ls2. he
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoCxr- 5e4Htrc }. Rsr-s,i
A;e the ers Mohawk, cha gca by tire Cap
piping pistol az him and injected the u
fence bat declared by jury to he insane was ys'eday
Ia charge OF NJ. Joseph CLARK who ~ss sent BY tho
selcctyren Of Portsmouth, y here Morret celoog,N
10 &c conducted 20 The New Nanp>hie Asylum Tor
insane.
MAXINE Couar.-Beiore Judge Waterbury -SkcJsr
IS hdSdH.-fSo men Belonging 10 the schr. PstuNeuL
home by the Yorktown Being concerned IN the
rsde entered acton sssio't Lieut. Chspdief the
prize for false Imprisonment &c The prze
Gre OF kept witnesses Id the Gaze NJ
though their term OF servtca had expired. nrsot's
ton was entered into with Mr. Sh.trr attorney
case by which agreed that the quits should D. os
continued. VA the sail prize crew Kissing SN Mr. :.
c-us the SO bs services aud brings sulg. For &C.
fence I! said thst the men were 10 have IN" mo-
ury ms Mr.. y bad paid $50; $50, that III" men
dissatisfied with tho arrangement. and directed
Mr Hogan. whom the money hal been pad. AS
also tiI Cspt Davis, OF the PS,uNent-nct 10 sy the
money NJ and th, he Gould not Do Sc
Ia support OF the claim ot MIR. It WAS SA''n mat MI
H. stated TIA; DC had the $50 and would pay It To Mr. y
for his SERVICES. Al action also entered against me
crew nj The Yorktown. hu; likewise dlsc'nnur' s"t
plaintiff also contendeI that the $50 paid MIR S
IN Behalf ct Captain y which was denied For de-
fence testimony % Cspt. DAVIS meu al
u,ei offered but objected 10 snt ruled cut The
Court u ismeut for plsntit. $50 ash coats For
pAiulE, IA person Tor defendant, hF n
Before Judge WAtermsl--JdasS SnlSa ~. hdr>'S
Seesry EGardri HuiirtHe The plaintiff ~ss ~ ihs
empl, OF defendants ornss action 10 recover three
months pay his services. from January 10 MAY sv.
defence /; sverred, MessrS aud +. paid s"i'h
regularly every week took receipt \ witness "Is
produced smith told, Inc lst Way. that MS
en- PLAYERS paid m week IN binSdblu m0"ey
another witness heard Smith say ngnt that no "as
about eavng employers aud had been kpt late, ard
they paid him up The Ju,y considered that ; Tad
po, sweck aiier tbs and gave verdict
St2 with For plantin, MIR Major
for defendant MIR. Henry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-04

e RosEkT OWES sailed :cr England in The
steamship :.c- Bosom o. tie Isl, company WIKI Rev
Dr. Beeeses 81 sooc many clvInes He dropped -
Is he ,.y osfcrs .s s..os OF Albany
correspondent had SPOKEN Of I'm very wealthy
Es Sal: re should conScet he possession Of ,caes he
uics, q 50 nue. wsat a-c Misery serious lrGl.noa On
hs osnevcieaes Hs .ca cnce. Understand, out as
orcoe cthe.wiss % Is end-ayoTs lake 81 nAuktnc
Substantially 80 wo!ca, h0~sve- ce:eeuve
>ss= animated ~ puses; philanthropy. Who
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-04

To srkASGER.-We r,l1f 20 Dr. CHAIsTiE's sivsrti'e-
mont 10 Fntays pap-r Fipt Pss- regarding the GaiVsnc
Rp aud sneCc nd celebrated FOR lh7 ~oni,ful
powers in IN cure of RheL m.sra end al Nsrvou.
pl.int. This ouy agency In H7wYOrI al No s Broad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-04

NOVEL STYLE OF sCsxL1 HAT, SO 50.-Gentn. IA
Broadway Introduced the novel style Of Summer Hat
made oil Tie materials and finished In The aAe mla-
ner as ns celebrated Go4aas<r Hat-exuenrI7 nsni-
py,1, 81 so i.ls II
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Mayor OF the City OF New.York.

The GLORIOUS FoCSTE.-The City reels with the
premon;ory symptom, Of is annual summer insanity
These symptoms tremendous euzzns 1zz.n;. crack
Ing ant popping the ear. horrible smell OF birthstone
aud lltpetre the accompanied in hAsd with
exhibitions OF bad brandy and O,ated appearance o! The
face-SIeAred eyes weak knees and Goal emptiness o.
pockets There instances which the incPient
stages the disease produced snsed eyebrows and
c.sFet cost-tsis. These however DO generally come
on Until Day and may then De avoided persons
not 50 imprr:ent as 70 venture out OF doors
There great many pecularit!es aoou, this disease
the striking which is that every BODY IS delight
ed with i-tho children and boys especially Instead OF
making any eoty feel unaSppyit inspire every
one with the unboundei enthusiasm Pleasure beams
IN every ere and excitement nantes every cheek Ano
tAer odty ;ha, every body who usually stay al hoHs
is on Til, occasion OUT, and all who ordinarily out
remain licked up at Eoue. Tie idea OF fashionable PER
son being seen in the Fourth Of JAY is Pre-
poserous would expect 10 see regimen; OF
Broadway iaadles departing for the camp OF CID Rough
and Ready"
Blu: ,he various hunors Of the great and glorious Day
arc oleraoy well mirrored III paper. and are
much cr0sded a, Park will De TO day. We trust no
one all fnd fault with columns.
ORDER OF THE DAY-rhe following Military
ORDERS will show the important Arrangements OF the
morning. around which al! the subordinate movements
Will concentrate.
HEAD QUARTERS.
FIRST DIVISION n T. STATE ARrLLsnI DIVISION oSDEas.
NEv-YoR1, June 18Th, 1876.
oRpEa No. 1.-The Division Will parade on the fourth
day OF July next fl y uniformed armed and equipped 10
Gel. brite the anniversary Of our National Independence
The Division Line viii be { rmrd on the Battery with
the right en- wh,cha st h4lf-pas utnc o'clock. A.
precisely Immediately after which the Division VIII be re-
viewed By mis- ExcelIcncy the Comm nder IN Chist
The ssluts for the Commander int h-t will be hEed IN
der the direction OF adler General storms, Of the First
Brigade of L;sht (Hor-e) Artillery
The National will be died by the Eleventh Reg
ment Of Artillery, uuder direction OF Brieacer General
George p Morris, of the SIKH Brigade.
After the Review the Division Will break into column,
anc t,se w IL, line march oy route hereafter To De
e, cna.ec) to the CITY HAL. where the honors OF march
lux salgt viii be p-id 10 the Mayor aud Corporation
!, f,l "a i5s viii then De Aired IN The Park under the
orders oi General Hall. OF the First Brsaie The Com
nl,sary General wilt the necessary ammunition upon
the rtGusou of Commaadauts OF Regiments prior TO The
day OF parade.
Major Geners report at his quarters at O'CLOCK. A. Nj
precisely. By order OF ...--,
CHARLES W. SANFORD.
Nj = General Commanding.
ROBERT c. WErMORE.
Division Inspector.
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TIE MIssRIEs OF BEING CANDIDATE FOR Or
FIcL-An ONO paper relates the following anec-
dote OF an iuex prrIeuced Candidate tOr o:hcr w
ouce had fellow student, who, after he graduated
entered upon the practice OF medicine with very
i.ir prospects but IN al evil hour ne consented to
become a candidate Tor election to the Safe Legis
Iature He wa. uIan of good natur Al endo " m-nts,
aud competent literary education DE had prepared
himself Tor his profession by close application To
study sad had OF course, catered but little into
society So that he was but lille acquainted with the
world and had no conception OF what he was 10 en-
dure in The el-ctoneering canvass He was elected
but after it was all over he said u. II had
known what would have been said OF mo by my
opponents | would have away, rather than
have suffered my self 10 be nominated. knew tina,
nobody could say much good Of me- bat thought,
also, that tnry could hot say much harm YET the
cvs-papers opened upon me-tney made me out so
bad a fellow didu believe it at all aud
could be satisfied OF my denty until called
my dog, aud found that tie knew me-
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Floral Fete for the thiIdren of the Farm
schools the Fourth July.

We would sgsin call tie attention OF our citizens
10 this truly kind plan for casting CLEAN OF light
over The dull aad mechanical existence OF these
poor little beings Poo. children Severed from ell
those endesrments and daily environments Of which
The worst home Offers some 10 rouse tie faculties
aad cheer the heart, OF young human beings II
they are in one sense better of Than IN sosdd or
vicious hones-if scel.er, food clothing and some
instruction be provided for many v 10 would oth-.-
wise have al sll-yei, how tsr this is from BE-
ing enough, heir iororn and lack-iasue looks de-
clare Here is chance 10 give then some OF The
feelings awakened in Inc hearts OF other children by
visits and sect!oas.e, Glsinte-vsed attentions from
relatives which form 50 valuable AID 80 well *
memOsred q part II Inc schooling OF young years
We hope maIu.ace Viii 60, buy Inc bouquets
snd laAe Win ,aem something nice Tor he pick
rick. We have Lever heard Of 81 occasion " h=n
mai something nice woud hold 80 honorable E
u!.ce IS OF his.
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Nsw-Yosg Journal VI MEoIclsI.-The Jaly
aurrss Of Ill, szcesa, work iss1st y the Pao
hshe.., J. & L. c. Isngisy, Afsot House. Te-ns So
sef Asnam.
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PHe s. 50.

THz YRocEs. on CU.E-l /. now generally conceded
ny NE ptu!o..Up OF Tho sLn Originate Ia mo
blood ,x.ts winch Is 50 upp a.4SAiJ
4nd oiteG fatally developed n, auf sc o-odss s'1-
pars EnIy concentrated los n =. To- niool'
yrop>f-s VI he root ADD s ceIsfEenta'' 1L.Tpe
p.rti7. 5000 Decu5 appar-nL, Lsatfaks 'a~ "'-
DID plncipo u aIiGs u body Il III encrs ieo
oole cfcuiaIion rxrips from II tee Do ee. "f o-a@
lb-r-oy re.orGk aLd puntJ ~ Ihs eoifr pLy'a
.s.u. Tn, almost iursnefabe aIIr->4 cures" ocf1-
'Us Lsprosy, EBpn-e DI.eaa>. " vao"s sln1S L''Tr
CsmpiarL DJ.p-psa, &c. op-ak Gaal1"sf-0J ~ ss'''
ui l.. e1cacy.
t.-yale. aad sod Wholesale and fetal! ~ A Z. "
sAnDs Drusk5. 100 falsDS-si corner Vi ~ iaH1 a"r
Ynr1 sUlG a. 81 rs SrosdSsy n Las. Sfo-aNaJ snd
~ Drugnsts .soery ous The Uniiad ssaIes Hrea
a. ,.r 1,,ui. 81. Doti-s fn' ~
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HAD orAxTshs AMY OF OCCUPATION.
MATANoSos, Mexico. Jane, 10, !sl6 !

HAD orAx-shs AMY or occrPArgoSl
NATANoSos, Mexico. Jane, 10, !>I6 !
SIs: lave La Ire honor 10 receive ycar commune
cations esrt OF May irelOs.Ds he Resolutions Q;
large puouc ssiins OF the czeGs Of Sew-YorA in one
OF which tue meeting pleased IL complimentary
:sr1's 70 ;ae services OF The Army In this quarter.
need hardly say IRE oteers ena Soldiers OF the
AIRY Q; Occupation deeply sensible this evidence CT
sympathy sad ccuatenee from the citizens o. SewYork.
While conscious tha; they perform only tae!F duty In
Whatever professional service they may render 70 their
country they We: derive confidence and strength
tom such manifestations OF approval from the CT
their fellow citizens. Please sir, accept my thanks 10,
the very courteous in which you have communicated
the proceedings CT the meeting.
I have the honor 70 Be- very respectfully,
you. oaes,ent servant, z. TAYLOR.
b.. BE-. Gen. L. 5. Army Commanding
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AMrxlcAx slLk-We we're .hown yesteEdsy

AMERIcAS SILx-We were shown yesterday
some specimens OF American Slz OF Surprising
ansaess and excellence Teeea from Cccoons Of ibis yes-s
p-otGc:.os The DISTRICT OF Coauiba ay Nj Naa Fps
ls Slsa,on.$, Having used up al The foliage OF The ul-
berries On the estate OF s,s Gen Van Ness. NJ Van
Fps IS now moving No.awaid PICK fFor large Nc!-
berry plantation nea. Northampton, Mass. We Lean
from him with pleasure iha. The six t2siness 5 Going
fairly presses; snd slowly Increasing tha; some
wealthy uaooe, lofty manufacturer! .! any oihe'
hard you please, wo1o invest oae Million e- 80 Il
he SIX Business plant MUloe-Tles nes- on Cy oy lie
square NILE, csn away oU- see;ecssins CT cta &c
lees aad tend Ia wors, reel anc iAasica:s ne sk SC
L speettc duly equal MY pe, cent would acnoe lie
rapid extension Of business until TIE county socac-
too e Sk shogt equal is consumption. we Cannot ceas'
immense 5000 would be se>urec every way ey levy
ins such du;y-thst National wealth would De s1s-
nened condition OF Labor improved and 81 ultimate
chesp enDs q six scared BY such Protection. ba:
co noi le; the present moderate Pcs:s se cui town
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Colonel Nick enney's rew Book upon the In


The following letter relates to the forthcoming
work of Col McKenney, and refers TO the las, divis
ion Of this work. headed
PRESERVATION OF THE INDIANS"
The letter is from distinguished literary gentle
man, and a man himself well qualified 10 judge Of
such matters.
have seen nothing relative that great National d
culty which the United States have become nvoled in
their Indian relations. compare In point Of wisdom be
nevoence and efficiency with the fan proposed By Col
McKenney In his forthcoming WORK. tving favored
with perusal Of the proof sheets, have The greatest
pleasure anticipating publication with the
the public ,hl, plan deserving OF the hghes;
.deraon For It's Intrinsic justice. Tor It's faEreacne
sagacty for It's many humane and encouraging aspects
and its pacific tendencies, it should command the
immediate and universal favor OF all people OF these
United States hope and trust it will be mste
leading in the policy OF this Administration
or of party only, the country in which
al parties shall unite and harmonic and draw together
,ha, o: feeling and impulse which has
characterized ths Nation, when any truly great National
object was presented 70 It's view.
IL say nothing Of the manner 10 which Col. Mckinney
has presented his subject That viii speak for itself But
will say that, any read the story OF AcDon
aid and feel deeply the OF that injured race
should respect ;:le the correctness Q; his perceptions
as the sensibilIy o: his heart"
We have read portion of this work in the
proof sheets, and claim the attention OF the public
10 the appeal il makes and the scheme il proposes
in behalf of benevoence and justice. II will ap-
pear early mex, week, when We shall write OF lis
contents in full x
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-04

e The Pa!s.e.:S, C.yl SrAiso, brought Us
yes-ercy s.tsr-Oon Cns-ies.on Pa.-s Q; .ae s0ta
J NE.
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TsE BLooN!SGDALE EosFlTAL-We have re-
ceiVed Fspy - the sta.eea; Of As. WIas which ap-
se>fsd II eSs PaPss Gays n LIS
IMMIGRANT hoss;A Is susta en,.,tly P.celcaes p
II as Pa~- lie publication Of ,xhea however,
- 'soesed Sei;e unnecessary by ae s,Aeen, IN ne coz
s.ndns PARAGRAPH LA; tie Rspor, directed = o mad.
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