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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-16

NEW TtKIFF.-Impo0ant new. 20 shipp-rs OF
l grain, aud other farm produce. Great Britain.
law having passed the Legislature admitting the
importation OF foreign and provisions very low
duty, opportunity vi! given % hose who desir.
ship the Glasgow market, 10 open good conrec
lion with the Subscriber. who has bean Is years N the grain
and provision trade AID here has hitherto been OF
any importance or who had any practical knowledge Of
hat s:r n Gagow better opportunity could net be de-
sed by respectable houses 10 form connection n icai
rnarS-t Liberal s3varc-s will be given 20 shippers.
From tie subscribers oug experience and knowledge OF
the gram and provision .-sce AID also bis friendly inra,.
c. WIKI buyers aai respectable trade nay se
elcIls:-d upoa- Th- Subscriber r--r shiPpers
Mr. ARK. II. Fillsy, A..or House, Se~-Tork.
us In ROBE2T EOSERTSON. s. Uaion-st Glasgow
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MINEs AND MINHRALs.

as sossCRisER Continues 20 examine rnines and
ToFors rpen eis eapAeilra p.,ur Of ~ crrs snd bcs
@eaos ssss ssn nciud plans OF furnaces kns, &c
GAS several particularly directed
TO se and use Of ioon Copper ores i. ali pars
OF no Un,isa Sessss Ia CneA "a, Lake Sapersr e,an,ry
&C 'AaAs-' l. foSSE, esroiosss; and Chemist
S'eeaesis sc lroa Works N.,x
RrfkkgScga.
hessss, Salsus Co IJosePs T1cx-r-n>n E.c
T,TsdNc "a lTeeSdove scdgwtck Eso
8szns. Ward, Esc ~ =. Butsgworsh. Esc
Appticsr,oo can es made 10 Mr.. SCTTEHW1sRFf, NJ
81 Lh-rty-sl M TO t-srna nc ~ l~t.ktfo,
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RkAUFAs-Tn- O-ace Of lhs Neyr-Yorf szd E-:e
H Rs,lrpaa CStn2scy removed % lie Prank Bark
SaAcrrg, No. Is Valet ssooad s;ozy. aD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-16

AWRESCE G. SHERTINGSSe ea,es for sale
N - ~ tSo - CedAcs- TN UNpERHILL. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-16

sale, Farm OF eighteen acres OF land ca the Ess.
hank OF the Hudson River. n the LOWE OF fo1sers
sad County VI We-ichrsie!, within II miles Of The ely o.
NewYCts. snd ou- nile o. Ihe vi!ase and k5d!rg b.
which and New York steamboats, ply regularly lex
NNict-rl good.
the house, which - ed co-coiioas Is b.l in thr
sSterr K. WIKI WIDE piZz4 10 'foaI and From
ytesr h.. Of beautiful scenery CT The Eut
extending - Lie Highlands AID Gown across ths
bay Stasu Island This OGto-Ldlag 1.-eons.sine Of
barn, caTrs. ehoc,r, st.!c SEle a.! rev and ~
prle order aud lie ickos7 10 a-5 VIII ice There
ID rNc-i-. well o. ESsir upcc TIE place c!Ir liz
EOgsr pom L a.-- cuinbcr o; s=ecsd rul! ADD
orrNgrcnz4 trees "a, ,s.i c-c1!-t-1 sf gsaLsCrAcs
residence Toe above wi be sold cheap Adjoining
s5svz or the North and a-o gPou ne tsseuty
Ac-s Vi !snc without bulldogs, which vii be sod with -
a11vr separate from. IL Il desired Apply
MN nc VIZ. W. SCRtoiEAM. Yonk-ra
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-16

LINSEED OIL.
TINE ATTENTION OF PAINTERS. Drasgisss. and
acs,ers 10 ihe article u nyited 10 Asnaiseto-y
where nAy be found ample supply " vaola Sxet pack
Y i G. ROWE,
snl7 SaisSscs' ~ Frcai-xI near PECK alp.
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-n.... ;. liOKNIN1. LINE 81 rIc-oc.

zu-@s ~ MORNING. LINE al UciocA, for Al.
I1aoy and Toy -Breskast and diaper
-1--SS-Hb board. Landing al Cald~eIs West Point,
Ne~bargh Hampton, Pcu sbk -epsi-, Hyde Para. Rhine.
hecS. l. Red HJOS Bristol Catsk, Hudson, CcS.atSs,
kHde' HOOK The steamboat TROY, Capt OorAsn raes.
day Thursday. and tia (StgCcayl all o'clock A. 81 from
ths foot % Barclay - returning . opposite days
For passage freight apply or board, or to F. B. Hall,
AZ IN. oIir.. an lb- yxb, m all
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DRINrING OFFICE FOR .ALE.-A Rae

pRlNTISG OFFICE FOR sALE--A Rae
Chacc- Tor Practical PrinrE.A establish
n-nt ocated n to1rzain VII upon OF Tie
cal Soroaghares IN NE United states IS og-it FOR ra!s
upon advantageous terms
The pspe. IS Wing n politics bas tie confidence Of the
Wing Po-iy Of lie COGaIyshich gives FROM 100 70 20G
Wing na'oTi;y-and Iece.S es liberal support
Tie printing IL excellent condition, snc
large essonenL q Jo type has 1sL been added to hs
-st.Ai!-nsreri
re- For farther per,caisrs isoqre the Advertising
Desk a. ,he TrDq1e Ot!c=- y. E---A4 letters re
post paid O receive sI;-sl3la. siIstD1ftW
RAStTE eHEETISC;s-Io c..-. 80 trcu ol--cb-t
VI Grz-- Co she-s!ogI :his day T-c-iYet For By
NGSHfrH & co Plnr-.:
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FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOl.-The Sumner

E'AWILE BVAIJINts ~ ItUUIi i " S.,IIulrT
u {. Of Mr and Mrs. ASHBEL FL -JLERS Family
Boarding School for Bows and Girls in Kent, Conn. will
May 1886 Kent healthy and pleasant place
and the Housslonc Rsilrosd affords daily communication
with the city OF NewYork. The number of pupils is limit
Boys will be fitted for College, their studios
adapted their future pursuits Terms-board and tuition
SSn per Eesson OF p weeks. No charge for tuition
in The higher branches The Principal will re the Ma
iiona Hotel No Cortlsndst from the 10th 10 the I'D April
If any wish for personal interview.
Referencc,-Prof Henry Dwi.ht d 81 Fifth-st; Miss
Catherine NJ Sedwck be addressed by letter e6 Ninth
Lenox Mass Mr. Mira Charles Sedgwick, LeuoN,
Msss Theodore Sedgwick, Al Wall ST Dr. Peer Pratt,
% LberIy-t; Rodeck SEED swlck. - West Washington
place John Slosson, Esq Pearl-st; A P Haxtun, IS
Grove Ii John Sedgwick u. S. A. E H. Watson, 70
EXCL al
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Goal.

LACKEwANA COAL.
fJ,HE SUBSCRIBERS now selling ~ retail sud de-
v.rins TO customers from tie yards OF the Delaware
ard Hudson Csual Company OF King ard Gfeenw ieh
SIS and a. the Of Gouvsreur E r. this very desiTe
BE Coal. Of me right size for stoves, ranges. &c
a.o Al their ygrd corner OF Green~ and HaInerseJ
"a The various kinds OF Schuylk Lehigh and Liverpool
Coal OF the beat quality good supply OF Lump Coa OF
IsPP - SYKES WURTS-
go PER observation-disclosures Coal, arst quail
Inv and large for sAie a; the above low price from
ysrd or 50 cent? per chsdon ess isken dreci from
,lIo 1.-THE price, Liverpool Goa more econoui-
'eA '1'' '-1- r STOKES DICKERSON,
.,A A-hN-v--, Road nv
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ai,aip9RTANT TO k,II- Il "a

<T1 ,EAIPURTAST TO EMIL -
.izSsSSssoaS5g=5 GIANTS GOING " EST-Tse $50 81
subscribers beg - inform lh-.r
cds AID III panc tr.l ey iOr%ard osspengers TO I'll
par. Of W-sefn Sl.-s and Csn..ss va Ksi.rc.d
rca Abs5y. I: !, usual =; H., season OF the wear Tor
nose 10! aeGa.-cd @ lie roaIe pay laeir fare 10 &c
o. Ca1EL For their Information beS STATE lie
earliest probable cr.- the CAra! VIII oPea W.! 2Ih
Of Ar- 1rd may me La Of Nay Persona tn.s-fre
cn- La; Eze. zAIt GO By ice Railroad EeAels for w.
4 Dc otts.ns6 TIE y-ry loves; :s.-s Of
" J. T TAPSCoTT. > Scata-sL cor Of aaider-..c-
y s--Da- no.ce Of tc- opening o, the Cana. wi! rs
sirtr- Al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-16

sss..5sasssT,s rhronsh ~!thou. landing N-wYork and
Albany L!ns-The fact and splendid
Ge1mboa. EXPRESS Capt. A Hitchcock. will leave the
foot Of Robinson- above Barclay, every Tuesday
Thursday aud Saturday a. o'clock The Express - hIied
with The beet ct furniture, with spacious stale rooms and
good berlhs WIZ he pubic PATRONAGE The travelling pan
OF ihs community may Of low fare he eEre
through For passage freight apply TO ihc Captain
board or OF GEO, T. STANLEY,
ALI n tn. Office the dock.
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fine Delrhes ono seuelrD.

WATCHES, JEWELKT, Silver arr, Gc.-fgr
w caasers invited examine lie following articles
offered tor sale al very low prices Du pick I-
yer, L.pne, and otter Ws.chss by approved 1skers u
EGpor:aaoc1, Il hae gold aad silver
fylcs warranted cG.recI time keepe.S Gold Chains
Sesi, Keys Rings Prs Bracelets, and d-,c DtiOc
81 r-w sad iAsIion.be Jswery Silver Spoons, Ladies
Knives FORKS Plated and Britannia Ware Gold and si!.-.
Pencil Cases, Gold ems Mane, CLOCKS and choice Sc
-c.i)a Of Fancy Goodz Ws.ches Jewelry, kc. Cleaned
and epaired- LOCKWOOD Z SCRfBSER,
es5 Peari-st corner OF Rulonsl
n8f opposite Urilsd States Hotel
WATCHES, CLOCKS, Jewelry, Silver Wsre, C.
The ureerEkred determined 20 bring their business
Close offer heir whole OF Gae Watches rich Aar.e
Clocks Jewery SILVER Ware kc for sale very low,
seer With a. the hIiurrs which Of the very quail
ily. The glass VI The ncarsl pis.e
O5ers Wi be received until i4h 10, est.
1,hr-ni entire, h=n tn- whole Kill be so!t sact!oh
- II > Ks : ROCKWELL. IA 8ro>.iV-y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-16

60 A FhILfi FOX sALE.--oi;o.Ieo o. t:o Road HOE
New Rochelle to White Plains about equi disenifot1
~-' e1.h containing $50 ACRES Ob LAND, all OF whica
Is pcu yh L.r5 excepting Ten Acres, wachis wood Lsno
1e place divided by sne and 70 laid ouinto conVeEieo
ol. 70. cultivation All she fences are OF stone In eood
order and tbs ground in The oad.
ngs al OF good character and in order. For EfAs Apply
TO g B. KENYON, on Ae premises, or o!
3or ] lDRILNcF &c John-st N-~-Vcrt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-16

"a a GREAT Bakt:AIN.-F9r .ar: or e exc r.
do for properly In NrwYork or is vicnlty 2o'o acres
- ohrst raid, ind living body N Rails County Me
soar SPOUT lO1 above 81 Louis anding al ioe Sy
~ uSnntbs v-ry ihving piace-dssnce from Hannibal
~ DE land some = miles Taer-is stresm OF wsie pass
hro; IN he lard snd II sad there is plenty of coal in
IL OF Dr., p1f''s--A'' 's'P'' - JOHN CoNGER-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-16

- yAI kBLE FARE EUH StLE-.-'Ir!Y Tie
kS residences OF Nicholas Smih deceased, Pleasantly 81
dualed ths side OF The Rsri!an rlyeI sneu j;
or lees consisting OF about 81 4cres OF meadows lar p:o-
portion OF hesyy woodland Inc remainder arabic lend,
isr,- portion u which hlgh siss VI cultivation aud
well ,sslese There Is Inc iartn good dwelling house
q Convenient .iL-, hara and Other ou5udiDes apple
and pesch orchards full airing aud avsr.riy Of other
tr ire-s The sa4ty aG hcathiuc-ss y! s situation,
chness OF and scApa-.s 20 The raising OF truck and
peach WIKI us proximity 10 The New Srurs
and Newly rcArkei-, r-atc!s this farm WEI! worth
The attention Of Tie gentleman and practical farmer
For farther particulars squire OF Nicholas Soercr J.
B. Vsa Dyke, E.qrs. he Msnsoa-Hcuse, New Bruins.
wick; D. " Smith. I0 addagh-s; Brooklyn. l. /, or OF
Josiah Smith, suffolk coCn.y. l. l. rnhs s1'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-16

~N-S1 s1PPUSiTIUS To MOSOPOLY.-
,-apT--N For Albany and Trog-Through diIestThe
new steamboat ONEIDA, Capt George o.
rupp-r 4e OF the Empire viii leave The pier >, the foot
Of csdsr.t every Monday. weinesd.y and Frdey after
farther Information Inquire OF The Captain bosrd OF the
boat m3i If
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-16

NIEW STORE ard New Goods.-Th. Subscribers h-v-
Mig nted up the large and coumodiuus Store
No $50 Gsnd..l junction OF East Broadway under the
Old Thasn Ha ensb-d otter The pubic rich and
varied assortment staple and fashionable Dry Goods
can found any The city and which FOR la.y
sud ch.spuess will challenge competition
Their STOCK IS entirely having been purchased
4, the prices. hose who consult economy IN
,b- purchs.. OF Dry Goods VIII ~. TO give them call
y B-Tne Dry Dock Suses pasi he Store every ave
minutes BRIGGS / REMSEN. all ls'
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ISAMIII SCHOOL FOX BOYS-Ai Caldwell
L N Jers-y-The summer session OF This institution VIII
commence on frst Tuesday Of Msy and continue a'-
months
Toe .tric-st attention will he given IN flung lads for col
la. or for also their health and comfort
Terns-SO 10 SSO per session in sdvsrce- Distance from
New York, 10 miles, and from Newark Daily ecmmun'
cation.
Hopkins ESQ 50 Frsn,-,t. John Ten Brock. 50 WslsI
Circular. be hse ~ the eoots;ares OF NJ w. Dodt
an! MARX H. Newman Tac SrlseiFai may se te-a a.
Dodds oooks,ore until Friday noon. csch dsy before II
O'Clock NJ S. REV. &. EMERSON.
FAMILY BOARDING-SCHOOL EOR BOYS.
YoNNeks NEw-YoRK.
rEtHE Summer term .; The LocGkt Hill School viii COM
neac- Monday he iih Of Nav. Ci'culArs kni PSF
ocular information may be had OF Fleet Esq S SAsssu
st; Of 4 w Townsend, ESQ 81 Cedsr.st Of Dr.. o. ?
Wells lbs stbavsrue; and ST To- book OF Gates Sled
man. ia Wilhsm-s s.. @. W. FRANCIS, Principal.
Ala ~
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p-~ss PEOPLES LINE STEAHAOdTs
s-.flsT--sveeFor Albany. daly-Sundsys exff2esc--
.sroIsh direct n O'Clock, p ~ tfsE 70
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PRICES CURRENT.
Corrected. Apra Is. fs,. 7Ae Ne.e. YorE Tr,s.e.e.

ASHESPots-F!rst ecrt
1915, = loon ; g7tG--
Pearls. do do ( lssG 1 p
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-16

SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING,
The Tailoring and Clothing Establls husni OF w
Al DEGRoOT CO. No. I02 FuLTON-sT. where
'-' Wv " Grea. Attractions viii be presented!
CLoTH COATS,
from s. 10 sle.
ALPACA CoATS,
from - 81 10 s.
THIN CoATs OF Linens, Ginghams and Pf1nts,
from - CTS. 10 81 20.
CASHMERE PASrs,
from IS 10 50
hERISo PANTS,
from S2Io So %.
DRILLING and other Summer Pants,
from 81 10 IS.
SATIN VESTS,
from S2to -.
SUMNER VESTS,
from IS TO 81 IS
Aso large assortment OF Cloths Csssieres aud Vest
n. which viii he made order suit The most fsstido1s
vs. Clothing -Glllly cheap which prices are admitted
10 be Is per cent cheaper Ii other store In The city
ra2+ 2Ineod-
TV'HE GLOUCESTER MACHINE COMPA-
L NY having commenced operations a. ihrir ne " works
8, Gloucester New Jersey near Phladep hia, are now
measured 10 make contracts srery description OF Cotton
Mschin-ry; so Side and Screw Engine LsIhes, ard al
ahsr Machine Shop Tools which they pledge themselves
viii b. superior in quality AID workmanship and n reason
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Rtal Estats.

- TO LET Il 8rooslyr-reni SS9o--Iwo ne~ three
- story 5r.ck tol--s t,s-se FOOTE'S Z =scH cotse
&S@ win 49,. Tn. acs.-es arr usoceTnly ssc vel
5oit.ed sir1l;e o.- lEi = $50 Sr1eest e1o "iln
IN r. III Fa.Sc az1 Caa--=-s;t isrFl-s
L. l. e. - ~
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S-SNsS---!s rAr-usn without lan1irs-New, iork Ard
stsGssslSsssszs Ai7any Lie.-TEe and splendid
,.s,s, Er1I,s Cspt samuel schuyler viii leave New
Yofk =, Ahaoy every N1adas WsSne'day and s'ia.y
- s.t m .yh spauti! and FOR speed com
Tor. se safety surpassed oy any boat or me Hudson
river gor -ishg passage. nc1ifs oi me 1spAn' On
hos-l, rr A. No. SVuihs.
Passengers taking the BELLE VIII arrive In Albany IN
ample tina ;b- niorag Tia OF cars t.a' or west
Et.isI: tN.- niNcerate rNirs vi "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-16

- EOH SAI.E-A very pea,an! country residence,
H vim shout Ecr-s OF and. n: greenwich Ct situated
t.- Boston turnpike, 81 miles t.om Ne"-f ORR acd
commanding beautiful prospect OF he Sound SAG plac-
Il ,uv n Il rods from n5 Post Oficr aud "!iAn nan
IN - OF three Churches. Academy. and the Contemplated
Raj. Road and about mile from The steamboat landing
tn bous- ia new large and cOrimodious (sdicg doors
ouhuidipgs complete and well hird for genee resi-
d-nce The .sDd /. OF The hrIt quality
Possession given Immediately lnouire OF 2 F. Peck
"a Cl..hsuis N.Yors VI the subscriber near ths pre-
misas mn BENJAMIN PECK
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-07-28

Here We have il stated, that in the years preced-
ing Isl April, lS45, ,0l3 hands employed in
manufacturing with capital invested Si6, l0l,-
2l7 made the enormous aggregate value Of $751;
924 0S3 ot manufactured goods. hold Tins au-
thenlic table up for The examination OF members
and The inspection OF The people. IL is worthy CT
study and mature reflection BY what process
has this mighty result been accomplished? Who
nurlured who now sustainS this manufacturing
mammoth By what means, either direct or in
direct, were they enabled, with so fe'o hands, 10
make such vast sum as 49,, 924. 0S3 Of manuiac-
lures in one ycar2 Then look al The great profit
made by those engaged in the fisheries. Here
we find l9 ,2i4 hands employed with capital in
vested of 3l3, 044, $50, and making in value / )
SIS, 304. This, too, is a protected interest Lei
the agriculluralsts study these facts, and they
must come to The conclusion that some powerful
agent was brought TO bear 10 swell the value OF
the productions OF Massachusetts, besides her own
labor, machinery and capital. II is immaierial
what way you estimate the cost of lie raw ma
;erials used in manufacturing The inleres, upon
the capital invested, and The wages OF labor; upon
any Just and fair mode of computing them, The
profits will be astounding. As compared with
the Interests that the great mass ot the asricul.
turisls now receive on their capital and labor,
the manufacturers must, as matters now stand in
Massachusetts, triple or quadrupe them. They
may institute the comparison between any OF the
great manufacturing and planting or farming
States, and il will be shown that the States Of Mas.
sachusetls, New York, or Pennsylvania, mol only
gel all the benefit 10 be derived BY having their
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-07-28

there was never greater msnomer appiiea 10
any system than to call the advocates oil hlsh au-
ties the peculiar friends OF The labor of The coun-
lry. The catchwords Of projecting free Amer,
ca labor against the pauper labor OF Europe,
is favoIite term with those who advocate re-
strictive duties, and might have some foundation
in truth were the manufacturing establishments,
the capital invested and the profits resulting
therefrom, equally divided out amongst the poor
operatives; or if the law required that ALL The
profits ore7 six per cent. should be equally dirt-
ded between the hands employed. Were this The
case in fact, then these gentlemen might prale OF
protecting American labor. But the facts are
exactly The opposite; The gentlemen OF capital
own the factories, and they enjoy the protlIs.-
Therefore their system is Tor the benefit q capital
and not labor.
But do not mechanics the commercial men,
The sailors, and the agficulturisls, pIe-emlnenlly
constitute The Stree American labor 7" Are not
these great, honest, industrious, and enerprisins
classes 10 be computed or thought OF when you
sneak OF "free American labor" When their
pursuits are improbable, do they call on Congress
10 egislate them into high prices, and 10 force the
community 10 deal with them and contribute TO
their prosperity? Yet these are the classes TO be
taxed for the benefit of American associated uealh,
employed in manufacturing.
(Remander on First Page.)
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-07-28

What possible bearing can the Wing clamos
OF Pennsylvania being duped into the support
Of tree trade President haze upon The Tarif
bill now before The Senate; Admit al ina M
Wings say-admt tia, Pennsylvania voted ~
James X. Polk, believing him II b. to- thr Taui;
OF 1872, does il follow that the interests u I'll tie
other States, which clearly yotei TT ifee.lIate
principles, should be sacrificed 10 the Wing Ia
riff OF 1922 But Pennsylvania did bot eject
Mr. Polk. He was elected without her eiec'ora!
vote, and hence the Wing clamor is uniouatrf
that by reducing The Tariff, The Democrat IA.
u will sacrifice Pennsg lvana, after having tran
dulenilv used her power 10 overthrow the Wings
The Charleston Mercury shows that the ereg-
arces She complains Of receiving a, the hands q
the Democratic party are fallacious:
al Pennsylvania is for the Tariff Of lSi2 then
She has been fairly and fully represented bg t!e
votes Of her Representatives ami Senators aeain>.
the new bill. She has had her ull weight again:
a change VI the duties. II her own delegation ha!
deceived her, then Pennsylvania might complain
and might punish The traitors according 70 ter
pleasure. But Pennsylvania is 10 insfuti -
President Of the United States, forsoolh, ana &
complain Of the Representatives OF The res u itr
Union, because she did not understand that hes
had any sober intention of carrying on, VIVA
they had pledged themselves to-a reform 81 he
Tariff OF 1927
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-07-28
From The Nem York Sun, Jaly %.
FROM MEXICO.

Tampico has declared for Santa Anna, as also
Guadaaxara, Seleya, Lagos, Guanaxnao. and
The Calilornias, in addition 10 other cities and
departments already reported. Only very small
part Of Central Mexico adheres 10 the Admins
lra,ion Of Paroles, and that would no doubt re.
volt as soon as he got under way with the army.
Letter from, Santa AAad TO Don Ronnius dcM Vega.
HAVANA, June q, 1916.
NV dear friend Il have learned from the pnb-
lie papers lately received from Louisiana, with
great sorrow tina, you have been taken prisoner,
and brought 10 New Orleans as such, with three
other officers, in consequence OF the disastrous
battle of the oh ult, in the field Of La Palma,
a few miles distant from our city OF Matamofas.
Being out of our country, and forbidden 10 re.
turn 10 lis territory il is truly painful 10 me 10 he
unable 10 offer in person, al this time, the servi.
ces which have always offered in her greatest
conflicts. II is equally painful 10 me 10 be una
bic 10 lake share in the dangers Of the merito-
rions army OF The Republic, with whose blood
have mingled my own, in the defence OF the sa-
cred rights OF the nation; and have no choice
left me, in which can crafty my patriotic feel
ings, but TO tender mr. resources, as far as they
will extend, 10 my companions in arms, who are
in misiortunes like yours. This is what now
hasten 10 do hoping that you, and the three other
officers with you, will draw on me monthly for
amounts equal 10 your respective pay, under the
assurance that your letters will be promptly no.
nored.
Present my friendly salntations to your COM
parions, and inform me if can in any other
way serve you.
Your most devoted friend,
ANTONIO LOPEZ De SANTA ANNA