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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-11
NETWORK LEGISLATURES.
SENATE .-4.Sy Mouds

SEEATE.-.-..ALsASY, Monday, Feb g
Petitions were presented for the new counties OF
Buffalo, Conewa and Irving, and against DIV
sion OF Cararsugus and Chaptauque counties, and
against the new county OF Pratt, FOR the removal Of
the Capitol, &c.
Mr.. PORTER reported bill TO repeal the act to
increase the Revenue of the State by extending the
marker for salt. coal and lead
Mr.. LESTER reported in relation 10 the fees OF
county clerks.
Attorney General was referred to the Committee on
the Judiciary to inquire by wba, law pay was al
lowed FOR the extra services OF that officer.
Mr. FoLsoN called up his resolution, in relation to
the article in the y. Y. Morning News nputing 10
him offensive language in debate, which be had
never used
After long debate. the consideration OF the reso
uton was postponed, on motion Of Mr.. MITCHELL,
the frs, Monday in June. Adjourned.
ASSEMBLY.
Among the petitions, were several for the new
counties OF Oquago. Lafayette and Bronson. and
against the new counties OF Unadilla and Buffalo
several for and against the Hudson River Railroad.
Numerous petitions for and several against the
American and Foreign Bible Society.
/ By Mr. DEvELiS. OF the police of New York for
al increase OF their number 10 1900
By Mr. STEVENSON. for an Agricultural College
and experimental farm near New-York By the
same of 81 pilots instruct Congress to do justice
TO that class OF citizens
! By Mr. TEFFr, of the Syracuse and Utica Rail
road against reduction OF their fare.
/ Mr.. COLLINS laid concurrent resolution on the
table declaring that the resident Indians within the
limits OF the State ought 10 be admitted TO the right
Of suffrage.
The question of the contested seat now held by Mr..
PIERCE OF Duchess. was discussed in Committee OF
the Whole The Committee Of the Whole also rose
and reported on the bill in relation TO duties upon
goods SOLD at auction Adj.
II We learn from the Albany Evening Journal
that the Regents of the University and Superintendent
! of Common Schools have unanimously designated Hon
I HARMANus BLREoEEn. of Albany, member of the
Executive Committee of the Normal School, supply
the vacancy occasioned by the decease of Mr.. Dwight
TEMPERANCE IL VERMoST.-The Woodstock
Temperance Herald contains summary OF the
votes cast for County Commissioners at the late
4 Election, from the entire State excep, the small
! Counties of Lamoille, Grand Isle and Essex, and
we give below the majorities of the present year,
compared with the vote OF the pas, year:
IS15. MAJoRITIES. 1916
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SUPERIOR CouRr-lhis Day-Nos 80, e5 %. SO, lol.
l05 l07 So H. g. - l06 4. T. H. H. ~ o. 81 CO. io'
CoNsox PIrAs-This Day-Part Mos. g. %, "a,
2l- 6s Is IS o. So A. 3 30 90, los, - 81 lOi 81 VI
Part > in Board OF Assistant Aldermens room-Nos 81
% 49, us. III. ll9. l2i. l23 10, l21 -. 90
CIRCUIT CoURr-This Day-Nos ~ 80, 800, s4 80 o.
!O2 lO3 100 los 100, io5. 3s. As. los.
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Free Trnde Logic.

The Morning NecS draws from Mr.. Walker
heavy magazine of anti Protective ammunition the
answer OF leather manufacturing company IN Mon
roe County that under l2l per cent duty they
would be induced 10 abandon their business, and
contrasts it with the answer of Free Trade maker
of leather William Foster of Oswego Co.. who
having capital OF $4,000, is carrying on the busi-
ness by himself, and to Mr.. Walkers inquiry Tor
how much duty his business requires, returns this
answer:
No duty, whatever The duty imposed oy our am
Oft pc! pound sole leather IS tocly noDeoee
for protection rereue for the simple reason hat Ne ca
manufacture less Price than any Other HaoH anu 20
long remains the list of duties, II Will DC one o
the items Of iuposr which Justify reseiatoy duues Oy
other governments.
On this testimony the News comments
This is rereshng-ss is sound sense from the rshi
quarter and viii De observed that this IS an
az work on his own account dependant sone ca us
own attention TO business economy skill and
The other IS joint stock The crea,ure OF s
cal law seeks special law support II MI roster Is
genuine specimen OF the American system OF manu-
lure. he stands on MS own independent ground ano
says, Ls clone. and will contend against me
world The crawling slaves OF Govern rnent bounty
whine out their beegsrly the eaect tna' tEs'
supported by tribute evfed their frdastrlcNs Jsso
efs-eHs. they must abandon the business
Ii any body can tell how much tribute Is levied
upon our industrious fellow.citizens by duty
which the Newss own witness testifes is e totally
inoperatlrs either FOR Protection or RersHne
levied on an article that we can manufacture at
less price than any other nation we Will give him
a copy OF Walkers Report as reward &c. his inge'
nuity
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-11

~ CoHNgL'S ORiCISAL ASD Oniy genuine Magca
P4iae ExtractJr-the Wonder and Blessing oil The Age
This medicine has power aud influence over disc %
than any yet No humane physician or parent snou
be :Tilhou, The pains OF the worst burns sto
ped Instantly and healed without IL Is aso sovereign
remedy the following diseases Piles both blind nc
bleeding Bronchitis Sca.d Head 8heumali.m, inaln'
mat9ry chronic Sore Eyer, Salt RhsGm, Spinal weak
ncI- Fever Sor-r, Wounds, Swrllngs Broken Brestn'
Nippes Feons 3arbers Itch, que In The face so
Tnroat Tic DolOreatx Chapp'd Hand. and IN fact cry
tning tina painful Only Depo, for the United States No.
q CDrt.and-s III -.e"'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-11

To THOSE WHO WISH TO PURCHASE SHAwLs our
friend Lee PAS Greenwichs offers the greatest induce
mcnts ever known to the New-York community. His
stock embraces almost every kind, and range IN price
from twenty-five 10 twenty-five dollars ana 10
now oilers them at almost any price the ladies' n'y
p!sase 10 offer Ladies' you have no idea oil their
cheapnes, unless you see them; therefore give nun
call
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-11

A Lovely HEAD or HAZE gos THREE SHILLIsGs-Tosfe
this city who mad dry, dirty rcd and ssg
hair and have fine, SOFT Gle silky na through aiD
three shilling bottle of Joneos Cora. Hair Resofsl'e
forces The hair stops it falling off, and cn,es @
sc1d aud dsniruf Mind this - honesl truth 500 a. ~.
slgn OF the AIn .rican Eagle 81 Chathamst and ~
X.v OF FultDn ErDox w VI Icod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-11

~ GRAND FAMILY HOLIDAY performances this after
noon al the American Museum The also the
ming The superb attractions ofIee psee fail 10 draw
crowded house, 81 each
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ryr Subscriber. to The Daily Tribune are earnestly

rS Subscriber. to The Daily Tribune are earnestly
requested to give notice the Office of any reissness
m the part of carriers. Our Office arrangements are
uo., complete and perfect, and notwithstanding QUIZ
very large edition, enabled, by the use Oh .'o
sw;f.es, steam Presses which have been maae Al 1Ne
United States TO supply all the carriers with saef papers
a. an hour which will render them without excuse II
they fail to get through serving any route in the Cy
before o'clock In most cases subscribers ought 70
receive the paper before o'clock II Carriers VINO
keep back The Tribune in order to enable them
other papers will on complaint Of sb'cnse'' DC 'e44A
ed TO give up their routes
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Business Notifies

~ 1t stands all in hand who have prepared to meet
the demands of the ssason make known the induce
nents they afford purchasers by every means In
their power"
The Country Newspaper Advertising OF V. b. Palmer.
who duly authorized Agent OF most ofthe best papers
the neghborpg Counties and States and OF the South
and West, for which he receives advertisements and
subscriptions aud is fully empowered 10 give receipts
offers the Of inviting purchasers lar and near
There Is much enterprise to be exhibited in al
fording the people Of the country information where
they trade good advantage as there 10 in being
prepared to favor them with good bargains
V B. Palmers Agency is in the Tribune BuLdipes'
where his cards may be had Entrance at the Coal
Office.
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On this testimony the News comments

LOUISIANA ELEcrioS-Returns from all the
Parishes bat eight give ala5 majority for johnson,
tLoco.l The Legislature thus far stands Senate
Wing u, Loco-Foco Is; Rouse-33 Wings -
Toco- Focos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-11

H- Hon WIN. SruRors, of Boston. has received
and accepted an Invitation repes, before the Leg,a
ture Of Massachusetts the Lecture frs, delivered before
the Mercantile Library Association. on The North.
West Eur Trade and the Indians
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-11
Generous imOul.e never stiGe

Generous imOulse never stfo
Half dollar u bur trie,
HAIR will be wry-dsndruf grow,
But Phalon's Balm does clear them so,
WhaI Is now cause Of sorrow
Turns luxury tomorrow;
Twill MAKE the meansst head OF hair
With C!eopBra's To compare.
II The Chemical Hair InvE oraor IL prepared oy Z.
PHALoa 24 Broadway wig maker and aa.r cutter or io
sale by OF the respectable drug and fancy Store"
SASDs's SARsAPARiLLA-it has be,a fghuy cons1ae'sa
dangerous 10 ma1y heal abscets or lcel VI
check angry eruption but the supposlnon IS eftono
that the existence OF slch bl-mlshes necessary
tbs health OF any human heng They useful as ourt
morbid in the circulation, (says so me one ~h
would otherwise produce more dangerous result oaD
ed So long as there Is morbid matter In the crcusu9n
thatit should h)w through ulcer man be su9ee
accumulate n the system. and act upon the 'nterna or
gsZ4lou But let this morbid matter he expelled from !oo
blood Is il asked by what means We reply, ny solns
through Of Sandss Sarsaparlla After SUCH p
cess o. pucatop ther- Will not exs, IN the blood or We
secreOns any thing which requires an unnatural chann'
egress. n
Prepared and sod, wholesale and retail, by A. B. ".
SANDS Wholesale Druggiss 10 Futonpt 273 Broad way
and n Eat Broadway New-York Sold also by Drusgisa
generally hron ghOui The United States Price 81 per oo
tie six boulss FOR 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-11

~ The HOUSE OF nEFhL9L'iAii'A'' 40 "
Ia seen by our advices from Washington closed It's
,ong Oregon Debate on Monday evening, and voted
- s,,borize the President to Giue Great Britain
ts> Notice required by existing Treaty that the
s,;onla,ed Joint Occupation Of Oregon will be ter
minated at the xpiraton Of one year from the re-
oeption of said Notice. This decision was made by
the decisive preponderance Of 1853 to 81, or fully
three TO one The House. therefore, responds heart.
~ 10 the general sentiment that it is high time this
Oregon Controversy were brought to a close and
il plainly but not obtrusively indicates that it should
be settled by Negotiation-that the resources Of
Diplomacy are by no means exhausted, and that
War is an issue not TO be contemplated WITHOUT
horror So much we understand to be implied oy
the vote Of the House. and in this view we nearIliy
approve the step which has been taken peace
al n,orn,, and final settlement OF the oregon
Ronndary is demanded by the vital interests and
.yne honor of both Nations
Tho Senate will deliberate gravey. discuss tho
rouehly, and decide wisely. We can hardly doubt
that will ultimately in the course Indicated
by the House, though perhaps with some unessen-
tisl modification.
wbe, ,hen7 We believe our Executive will
consider himself virtually instructed to reopen the
Negotiation. and that it rail be re0pened If 1t has
not already been. We believe Great Britain also
stands ready to receive any reasonable proposition
or. il one is invited, TO make one herself. And
we are confident the difficulty will be adjusted
without bloodshed farther irritation 1t IS now
clear that neither Nation desires War and this vote
convinces us that no act in regard 10 Oregon TO
uhich Great Britain can justly except hc'H pass
Congress at the present Session. We shall give
the Notice and await the result Of farther Nego-
tiation
We do earnestly trust that the two Govern
unents will not attempt TO mix up the Commercial
Intercourse Of the two Countries with Boundary
Treaty. If they do attempt to bind the Legislation
OF our Union by Treaty breaking down our Tariff
and prescribing that it shall be kept down for Sc
RES of years, we trust the Senate will unhesitat'ng
ly reject il.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-11

Y- GourQsGG E.iup. eieaed soov for the cure o. r.
pe. grec1es Tan Ssloxness Erupons and al axe ~
kguremen.s ct the oy depot 81 Wskerst lat store I'll
Broadway, 81 a Gaze. Grsc.an Hair Dye, g.,
Ltgui! Rouge for cr!msocing Lips ard Cheeks 70
S5tL for .rGi,eI:iag IlS,rSou1 hmr, without lnyoy
me .xn Lty Rattf, foF Instantly gathering rvnes h.
susnes from the face Acoustic drops for curing
&c. The celebrated preparations % Dr. ooa's a.,
be found Only lDea. in uin9 a. 81 Walk -!sI I
FROM Broadway ,.,.us
AGEsrs.-E. 3. TGt-, Assembly 5uici nz,, ratSaefs,
JOcIan. Mk-st 5oaLoc CasletoE 4 Co. Lowell " csf
lem W L. Gerrish n. Bedford; Guild, Bs nsor bLsi'
dali Green u Co. WOrc-+ie': aYerE. ". BsSeo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-11

rr- Who ia the perssn preterrng ather 10 sohe' VIE
Plies ID al pay l2s for Hays L!nri-ni and the Balm u
China IF ON q Corand.s. aud have perfect eate wa
al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-11

or,r,1nr-Fya Page-Twen;y-Fift Annual Repn'
os The Boompedale Insane Asylum Letters from mo
~ I.,.,,o pep.acoa, Orleans, and Concord n d.
The Oregon Country. &c. Fourth Pase-MoIe Election Is
v,.ra, in Louisiana From 81 Domingo News Items
a.,. ok stocka Marine Journal, &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-11

~ LoyGLETs PAsAcEA. from q Cortland.st, u ~ =,
ranted In Eli cases oi Indigestion and constipation "
bowels 20 be The best medicine in USE and 10 give PERI
| ssrsfacuon III S'e"-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-11

TT The efforts OF aer, hlys been succes.ta! !.
% color the Hair and the skin, the E
India Hair Dye, ], q Corant's7 does the l1iSs q
| l0ht.uly III <Icv4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-11

sH. WING soAPs-Guerail's Cream; Military doi Nj
broi,Gl Cake; Military do; Rypopbsson DO .a.ecss
DO Kesan Poudrs de savou oleophsne, aud saPo..
co,aonna For .,i.., G SAUNDERS < SONS,
uf5t III Broadway, few doors above o0'H'-'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-11

For ecptoas cna 3ps4 ASA, dish s1feiee, .. 3.
dlscoorei skin nothing ever acet 50 charmasy nos
genuine Jones's Italian Chemical Soap. Ntm2an ard
stantaaeously the skin suoothness cleafR ssp,
soness truly beauttfG Mntgei none bui 10 nss !.
buy no where Dat the sign of the Amer can 5siyr
Chath.m-st. or 32i Broadway, and lS9 Fu!ioasL Div
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-11

IL TRAVELLING DRESSING CASES, manufactured oy
the subscribers in forms the portable and elegant
containing all articles necessary for the toilet OF the very
best quality and OF size convenient for use which,
for utility durability and cheapness, unsurpassed
Ear .ae Nv C SAUNDERS & SON III Broadway. @3t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-11

Other, seIi i, '''' - ''' - III aeod
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From the 8p6alo Commercial .4drer,iser.

The Public Lands now are as free as air TO those
who choose to settle them and with common indus
try the crop of single years cultivation will yield 10
the cultivhtor amply sufficient to enable him to
purchase the right of occupancy simply but
the absolute fee in perpetuy of farm OF l6O acres
This system has been in operation for years yet II has
failed to cover the land with such independent yco
nanry" as The Tribune describes.
What reason have to believe that offering the free
occupancy of certain namber OF acres until the in
crease of population may render subdivision
ry would produce the results predcted Does not all
experience prove that what is lightly won is lightly
priced And who VIII work and toll to improve and
beautiy his estate when forbidden by law to dispose of
it except in the way of gift andless man The very
fact of such condition being annexed to occupancy
would defeat object in view unless the experience
of mankind in all ages is false. The old man who had
conen,edly remained all his days within the citys walls
pinned and died when forbidden by law to without the
citys bounds Men freedom Of action in all things
and cove, the forbidden.
The idea, too of making men vrtuous, happy and in.
dustrious by schemes of National Reformcrs acts of
legislation is preposterous at war alike with philosophy
and divine revelation.
The reasoning OF The Tribune is false inaamuch as it
that every man has not now opportunity 10
earn livelihood and that the soil which he would
gladly work and produce, is barred against poverty.
This not So at least in relation the subject under
consideration Every man can now work the puoic
SOIL sell what he produces and and purchase the
absolute right TO such SOIL What more would The TIL
bune have.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-11

KEsAN AND RYpoPHAGEN SoArs-Just received,
fresh supply these celebrated shaving soaps For $50
at G. SAUNDERS & SONS, III Broadway, few doors
above Cort!and.st. gN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-11

prlated portion OF the PUBIC LANDS IS inueeu 'rue'
but with what security? The simple fact that
large portion of the present settlers are paying l2
TO 25 and even so per interest the cost Of
their quarter section EACH sadly damages the Com
mercial's picture. They surely would not pay such
usury if they able TO hold their lands without
This paying 5000 for loo acres of wild land from
the proceeds of sing years cultivation is ex-
ac,ly on par with the enormous profits vulgarly
ascribed to the manufacturers. One settler in a
thousand clears his tract from single harvest, just
as one factory in a hundred makes great dividend,
and that is bazoned all over the country, while the
thousand settlers who scarcely live or barely gain
are never talked or thought Of any more than the
manufactures which have done badly or meagerly,
and whose owners having their stock TO sell or
credit 10 maintain, keep silent about tier profits,
preferng talk Of the great dividends obtained by
others. The settler on tract of forest has enough
to do to keep square with the world during the ten
wears he is hewing farm out OF the woods without
raising 5000 in cash to pay for his land If he has
not the money TO begin with, he must work very
hard and save every old shoe to make it, with ordi
nary capacity and fortune during his first ten years
On prairie we believe lbut here we are not so well
acquain,ed) the settler may make money easier and
sooner; but the prairie has its drawbacks in sick
ness want of timber and often of water hard break
ing up and sually slender crop the first year or
two Not one prairie settler in q hundred clears
5000 beside his indispensable improvements du-
ring his first ten years
There is some truth in the Commercials argu.
men, that
The lightly won is lightly priced,
but that paper too partial and timid in its appica
ton. If the way 20 make men prize Land duly is
to keep i, from them until they are able and willing
to pay handsomely therefor the principle should no,
be confined TO the soil Here is Wa,er-an excel
len, article very useful wholesome, and to the IN
perverted appette) palatable. Bu. e great portion
of our people ser no proper value on it-they waste
it, despise ii, and 50 insane as to reject il
and drink such vile connections as Rum Gin, lSc
instead. The Commercials logic would cure them
OF this perversity BY selling all the springs wells
and brooks TO individuals al moderate prices, and
lie, these retail the fluid at a reasonable price-say
sixpence drink-whie Liquor should be afforded
free until men had acquired proper contempt for il
So with pure Air-anolher excellent article, which
all men may now have for nothing so they disregard
il and shut themselves up in unventated apartments
dens of SORT, where the breathing is aeona-
Unable. We admit and deplore the intatuation, yet
lack faith in the Commercials remedy. Let allmen
have fair share of the elements provided by the
Father of all for the sus,enance of his creatures 4,
leas, 80 far as these have yet been made private
property. Their very comRonness will sometimes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-11
The Land Reform.

Our late articles on this subject have elected
commen,s-mainly adverse-from several of our
respected contemporaries We proceed 10 consider
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-11
rh. onri-prorective Tariff bill.

The Morning Telegraph has been favored with
a behind .the-curtan glimpse of the new Tariff bill
which Mr.. Secretary Walker has been concoting. by
the aid of various politicians and tidewaers of the
Atlantic Cities, and which the Committee OF Ways
and Means, headed by General Mckay of N C. Is
TO report forthwith to the House The following
Democratic banner., 1846-03-07

subscriber has purchased the right to
sell the improved Diamond Plough IN the
counties of Pike. Montgomery, and II. Charles.
Every one who has tried the above named plough
in this vicinity has Immediately become satisfied
of It's great superiority ever every other plough
now in use, both as it REGARDS lis durability, and
the ease by which il can be made and used. 1t
is decidedly better than the miserable imitation o.
the Diamond Plough now made by the smiths IN
this section. The sheer. moaldhoard and whole
plough are formed out of Il single piece u! IRON.
hy slightly bending it, making a much more da-
rabIc plough and IT one third the trouble TO TN"
smith. This plough needs 70 putting man
has only 10 see to be satisfied of lis superiority.
| will sell either the right Of a county or midi
,idual right, 10 sr,it smiths or other purchasers.
\ constant supply always on hand Al my shop in
Troy. WILLIAM VI. liAhith.
TRoy. No. Dec. > :. 1913. 3m.
Democratic banner., 1846-03-07
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given. that the undersign-
~ cd has obtained OF the Clerk of the County
Court Of Lincoln county, letters Of Administrator
on the estate of Reps Martin, deceased, bearing
date Feb. Ia, 1886.
All persons indebted 10 SAID estate are request
ed to mike Immediate payment. All persons
having claims against said estate, are requested
to EXHIBIT them properly authenticated within one
year from the date of said letters, or they may be
p-ccluded from having any benefits ofsaid estate,
and if not exhibited within three years. they viii
be forever barrel.
:. Il. NONLf.l. Admir-.
20. u. lNiG.