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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-07

MAINr.-The Annual State Election in Maine
takee place on Monday next the 18th inst, and bids
fair to be contested with unusual spirit JOHN P.
HALE has been down there, letting light into some
dark places respecting the manner in which men
elected under the cry OF Democracy have been used
70 extend and perpe,uate Slavery. Hon. ] R. GID.
pINas had preceded him on the same GRAND, and
also did good work. rs we trust the result will
establish. Each party has full list of candidates
in the field end the poll will be larger than usual
The following are the candidates for the more I'M.
portant cfaces:
WkiS. Lao
Go,Sror. DAVID BRONSON. JOHN w. DANA
Diet Members of Congress.
4 YORK, &c.. .ssmael Hopkins, David Hs,nrnons
o Cumberland. Jos!sh S Little, sw. Il. Clspp,
3 Ksaucbk &c Hiram Belcher, John L. Gutter.
4 Lincoln. &C.. Freeman d Morse John D MCrate.
8 waldo &C. Levi Johnson, Eparainl X. Smart
6 Pepob.cL sc. sanford Kingseery, James :. Wiley,
T. Hancock, Sc!anes 5 Pike' hsSsAiSh Williams
Prosen, Member and the only one rcnoru.na,ed.
We have bur one Maine Wing Mr. severancel
in the present. Delegation, and he is 50 good that
there is very general desire for more OF them
We hope for two on the first trial this time, and no
hosce In several Districts now represented by
iocos.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-07
MARRIED .

AZ Boston, "a John H. White TO Rebeccs G. Howe
AT Aosny. 18th ult / Chapman 70 Mary Bcnhar
Isl inst john Chester Packard TO Catherine Jane pes-
eey SIMEON J. lcSke 10 Eannsh Jane Morrow; WI
ism l. Mckenzie 10 Sarah Matilda Winnc I'd Timothy
Il hnower 10 Margaret Linsc-e; John :. Steele 10
Frances Mary Steele
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-07
THINGS IN BROOKLYN

1 Capt Goodchild's Company, the Union
Blues Of Brooklyn make excursion sc Pevereuv. IA
Grange Place today. They vii leave n tie sesnhoa,
Frank a. 10 o'clock from the foot Of c.aass .eco..
panied By Ken6alrs Band
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-07

FALL FASHION FOR HArs.--At ticnin's, pa Broadway,
opposite ST. Pauls--Having devoted unusual attention
producing this style the attention OF gentlemen is In.
vited to it The hghtness grace and buoyant effects of
these Hats be dcscribed-they be to
be appreciated Aso large assortment Of Paris Hats.
y-,f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-07

- 1t is WELL KNOWN FACT that many who have
long suffered from affections OF the kidney and bladdc.
have been cured by the use of tina, celebrated Syrup
prepared by DR. BsEK1AN Mt 4oi Cortland.st N. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-07

DISTINGUISHED VGsIroRs.--Gen GAINES, who
has been appointed to the command of the Eastern D
vision of the Army has arrived in the City ana taken
lodgings the Astor House. 1t is not known whether
he intends make kis Head Quarters in this City.
Hon Mr. McLASE is also in the City and stops Mt the
City Hotel The Board OF Commerce and the Common
Council will wait upon him with congratulations upon
the happy result OF his abor and with expressions Of
good will and wishes toward himself dinner will also
.oner General OF Canada is also in town lodging the
New. York IIotel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-07

" The Chrome Thermal system Of MEDICINE. ex.
hibng the falacics of the Faculty by Dr. DICKSON, of
London, edited by DR.. Turner of New-York The su-
periorty OF this system all others is unquestion
able. Price 70 For sale by J. s. RspFIstD Clln
ron Hall
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-07

r- Frechles Sunburn Tan, Morphew, Pirples, Boteh.
@ and ali erupons are quickly dspeed by one cak. OF
r- genuine ness Italian Chemical Soap II makes
Sold ony this Chy) ut the American Eagle, az Chat
nam. ST or il3 Broadway, ~ Y. and lJ9 FuOn-st Brook
"a 2teOd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-07

RESssEIAER Co.-Aa:i. Ren. .icke. :-Congress.
full term; GIDEON REYNotps; Vacancy, Thomss w
Jones; Sheriff. Henry ship!ey; Assembly. Elijah pv
gert, Greenbush; Joseph Gregory, s.ndlske David E
Mason. Perer.eu-gh.-Messrs Reynolds and Gregory
arc ssc on the Whis ticke;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-07

Y sportIve paragraph in these Items Of
Monday last concerning the Lockport Trust Company
designs, uloonshne &c has been some how applied to
the Lockport Bank and Trust Company, and made 10
intimate its unsoundness-We need hardly say that that
Bank has promptly redeemed all its notes on demand
despite the failure of another Lockport Bank short
time since, has got up plate thought of any
but has been steadily reducing its circulation for months
past The paragraph in columns intended us
Joke merely the substance OF il copied mistake
not, IRON the Brooklyn Daily Advertiser.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-07

~ MANCHESTER, n H. elected Hiram Brown,
Wing. for 6rss Mayor On Tuesday lsss. Vote: Brown
Soa; Flanders, Loco, st7; Sess.srins so5,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-07

DESssao, arrived in our harbor on Saturday, having
sailed from Flushing in company with the fss,e Jason
snd schooner Adler, already here They will sal for the
Gulf o. Mex c. N a coupl o week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-07
Business Notices.

STYLE FOR CENT? EMES's HArs-Leary & Co Ha,
tcrs, Aston House NewYork VIII introduce the Fashion
for the season Thursday, Sept 3D. auo6
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-07

FALL STYLE OF H,rs-BIRp, Pine and Nassau
sts-Gen,lcmsns Hats OF the standard style for
ing sea- on arc ready for examination and sale
81 lw' BIRD cor Pine and Nassau SITS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-07

U Ho voc WITH BAD on 40 HAIR why can YOU be so
silly 10 let your Hair remain when asking any OF
your friends you be thatH S. bole Of IS Coral
Hnr Restorative VIII force the Hair grow dark stop
falling Off the srur dapdruf and make light red
gray Hair dark IL dresses the Hair beautifully und kssPs
l. moist, soft and silky three long as any other ar
tcle made. Sold the sign OF the American Eagle az
Cha,haul-st. ii3 Broadway T.; and i59 Fuiion-sL
Brooklyn and y. Olds Broad-sL Newark, Sew-Jersey.
yfrCi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-07

u Are the Public TINT the dISdni Doctors who
advertise Sarsaparla and other articles great remedies
only doctors at all hut generally ignoran. OF
The first principles of medical science and call ttmsrss
doctors induce he public the readily 10 take
medicine put forth : ALL" They are such ignorr
believe themselves. induce other smpeton:
to believe, that external application will cure inter
nal disease and that their pills potions
remedy in all cases however different The consti
ton circumstances of the takers. Those who 10
be- piticd, but the sensible
viii learn 10 know the doctrine different remedy for
different disorders, and apply to COM,TOCk 4 Co. q
Courandt-st for remedies founded TRUTH know ledge
and experience prepared for various complaints For
ample Pain Extractor that cures all buns scalds
and sores not affecting the yials; Pumonc Syrup for
lung complaints the premont0ry symptoms St!mu.
I.ninent, nerve and bonc rheumatic pam
and dwellings Indian Panacea for liver npnin Hays
Linment, piles, and The Balm OF Columbia ~ stay
the hair All be found Il Courandtst.
where any thng sOd lnnY be lepenled luon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-07

sud that Of the Argentine Confederation II adds thai
the proposed meditation would have been in progress at
an earlier dsy but for the unauthorized sni schievous
intrusion of Nj Hopkins OF whom /. gives the follow.
ug count:
his father the Bishop of Vermont wss sent IN private
cnsc;rr bur in the nav OF the United States Govern.
renr 70 Paraguay. io- the purpose OF reporting upon
he state of that country During his shor; stay AZ AS
Sumption re corved 10 insinusse himself into TIE good
races Of President Lopez and pass himself on as d
5lorsric ssert Assuming this character. be oSercd
snor Lopez the mediation OF the United States for the
arrangement o: the difficulties existing with TIE Arsen
-ine Government: which RE former readily accepted.
ron This ne proceeded vis Rio de Janeiro Bueroi
Av-. cutie inflated With his own importance. As sooa
a; he arrved here &c attempted TO commence negoaa
ions; bu. the Argentine Government finding on IN
-;-v that ne was unprovded With credentials. politely
declined 70 transact any official business with MIN
FROM EAvAyA-By the Cristoval Colon. Capt.
Smith we haze advices from Havana and Puerto PIE
oio, 70 tie 26th ui..
Ts oan;-h steamer Csne had taken the place OF tie
Gsn;l la:ely burnt. The English steatner serene ar
lived =: Puerto Principe the l3h from jamaica Win
62I ounces OF gold The Island was more tan usually
free from sickness few cases OF Yellow FeSer
but o. mild character.
A rise had taken place in Sugars. caused by the m
creased demand for Holland; and the resIenscon OF
The Protective and the appointment OF free Trace
Between Nuev;.as aid Por Principe the Railroad was
RAPIDLY progressing and would soon be entirely COM
peted-
FROM BRAz1I.-The barque Odd Fellow. Capt
Pett;ngel arrived Saturday morning from Rio Graade
whence sne sailed on the 18th OF July.
Al unexpected change in political afsrs was Just nan
ifesunc troops which had scrved in Tho atc civil war
and were CT the of returning to R;o Janeiro were
suddenly counterEanded, and additional forces had ar
rived from Rio.
These movements wsre doubtless caused by the IN
settled aspect of things at the Rirer la PA a. though
possibly also by d>trust OF the local and pontcs
pncihcat;on o.; the province.
business influenced unt1vo-ably and sales had be-
come at once very considerably restricted
From JlNAIcA-An arrival at New Orleans
brings Kingston dates the l1h nit The weather had
been favorable to crops and the sugar and coffee
tees were iourishing finely.
The ncighbo-hood o: Moniego Bay was visited ~ a
dreadful storm attended by torrents OF rain The Both
UT considerable portion OF the Grand Interior road
was destroyed. Walls swept away the fields COW
cred with wreck and vast rlsses Of bouders detached
from the rocks and carried some distance.
Fears were entertained ;or tue safety OF the schooner
John Roxton which left New Orleans for Kingston, the
18th OF juno and had not arrived the ll;h August.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-07

News FROM THE PRAiRIEs.-By letter from 8
friend who 10 Us from For; Washi,a the 9th OF
July, learn that Leavitr and his h.;e band sre De
yoad doubt murdered He says: i have, II the Las.
week and talked with several Indians from the
Psiries who report tina; the Necsns have actually ts
ken possession OF Bents Fort upon the Arkansas They
also say thst the party OF ergvsats Tor California WHO
LEFT Lizzie River. sho.t time since were Net by os-d
o: CuInaaches and murdered Their guns, etc. have
been recognised By friendly Indians who saw the party
LArkanss, Intelligence.
EXTENSIVE FoR6ERY.-We learn from the 81
Louis New Era that OF good address and gentee
appearance who Introduced himself by means OF a let
OF credit purporng have been written by high
" respectable hfin II the East merchant n 81
Louis negotiated with broker forged certificate OF
deposit the Sank OF Ccs for 5000 and received
S2o0 ana hsd the balance placed to the credit OF
friend 10 be drawn and 20 hin 10 poHt &c
might hereafter direct He pretended 70 De swhest
buyer.
= Thos. F. Jones, s constable Of Chelsea
Nass eil dead as be running in pUrs-;, OF thief
on Friday evening Re Leaves family and his life was
insured for Sooe Another instance of the benefit OF
Life Insurance
p Judge ROONEY. father OF the late Member
OF Congress from Delaware, died =, Wilmington Della
OF Thursesy lss,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-07

II THE AMERICAN BOARD OF FOREIGN Ms
sIoNs commence their Anniversary, OF three days al
Ncw.H~ven 70 morrow al O'Clock. This Society has
row abou, loo Mission Stations impo-,aH; points
throuehou; the Globe Receipts the last year upwards
OF 500. 900
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-07

- Mr.. FRENCH, the new Governor OF Illinois.
Mr.. Wells the new Lieut. Governor, and JOHN
WENTWORTH the Chicago NJ. c. are all natives Of
New.Hsmpshire
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-07

Total, so far .l6a0I 1893 1875 1869 1880 1889
The Representatives elect SO far, stand Wing %.
Loce55. Liberty 10, Tho Senate will be at least
ewcthuds Wing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-07

ny All disgusting foul Breath Why will you have Il,
when by using IS box OF the Amber Doth Paste
your breath would become and your teeth whe!-
Sod al % Chstham-st or il5 Broadway, n. s4aeod
~ GougArD's ITALIAN MECIcATED Soar, lie warranted
Tan, Pmples Freckles, Sunburn and all SKIN
oiernshes, pay taken CT WakersL LIST store
Broadway, positively to be had where else. R.merr-
Der the place. aus eodr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-07

ILLNESS OF PRINCE ADMINISTRATORS let
,ers from vienns by The Britannia con. the news Of
the serious Illness OF Prince Metternich
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-07

- The San. whose columns are every day
polluted with the advertisements OF Madame Reste and
other similarly notorious pandcrs OF pollution, exhibits
mos, touching interes; in the and spiritual well
of State Prison particularly in reference
to the books they shall be permitted perse Its pie
" IL really affecting but l,;e transparent 10 sub
serve the purpose for which it constantly paraded be-
fore the public Openly pander 10 the vices for
the sake OF money bad enough, but aiec, nice
lgious scnsibity order thereby CRAFTY private
grudcc il sill worse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-07
whig Conventions
Remember Tonight

XXIa Cougress Disrie,-Conyention at Bingharnton
Monday, Oct. 5, a,2 Pm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-07

q The Friends qttte .Ne.c Erctse Lar, and of
it, extension to this City requested in Con.
yenuon in the Methodist Church Green.st tbs afternoon
al o'clock. Ageneral attendance is requested
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-07

The New York Tribune recently, in lis anger, char
ccd the Editor OF tho " Y Courier Enquirer with ma
wing been brbed into the support o. the United States
Bank by osn which turned out 10 be substantially
gift OF $4,000 from that institution Albany Atlas
" We will thank YOU for the proof of this
That the Editorof the Cour. & Eng. borrowed some
money of the L. s. Bank is matter OF public rec
ord. Whether he ever paid it or not, we DO not
know and think we have never asserted. Our
impression is that part was long since repaid If
The Tribune has, " in its anger done any minus
tice it is perfectly cool now and will gladly re-
dress the wrong. Hurry up that evidence in sup
port of your assertion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-07

ET BISGHAMToN, Broome Co. has chosen Wing
Charter oiicers-3 TO 2-same as last year
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-07

- Hon. WILLIAM SAWYER. we hear has been
nominated ior Congress after sn Very good wetris,
ii he happens be elected be viii acquire less no.ore
~ and respec. the than ne has acquired in
the present Congress
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-07

=" We counted SIX omnibus horses dead in
their harness from strokes OF and driver satur
day. We hope they have Omni5uses in the Equine
Paradise whence we have no doub, they went.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-07

tHE Sus,TKxAsuRr-Th Collector at Bali
more recently sent $4,000 in coin to the Treas
ory at ashington-ths first instalrnent under the
new law Five or six clerks and messengers were
employed sli day sIld into the next counting it
We shall need Jolly lot OF officers when the set
gets fully into opera,ioa-if;, eyer does
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-07

- Capt. GUSTAV of the Atlantic has accepted
Mr. Laws challenge, to after December, withou,
passengers We don't Ike it. this rate 1t looks
the part Of the Officers, Engineer and crew who
must Of course be on board, Ike deliberate attempt
commit suicide
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-07
1ncrnoor Session.

Mr.. LiScELAES read paper on the onondasa
Sot Group in which were developed very interesting
facts and deductions thcreiroin
Mr. HALL stated that he had Visited one OF the
sal,.ponds or lakes mentioned By Mr. Llncklaen ana
Thought the subject very interesting one lie wou!d
therefore move that the author o. the paper Just read be
requested to report further at the next session OF 'he
As-ocia ion.
This motion was agreed to.
M RrDFIEr . then read paper by DR.. COFFIN
on the present state Of our knowledge IN respect 70
Winds In this paper were odducod nNnoeF OF 'acts
illustrative OF the Of various currents IL was
voted tina, Dr. Coffin DC requested TO continue hs aoors
and researches the phenomena OF WINDS, ana re-
port the next session.
The PRESIDENT then read anonymous poeti-
ca -ifusion addressed 70 mselrcry pretty very &c
ological and Of very good length.
4 specimen of peculiar fungus found on ma
p|etrcc here presented from Dr. JACKSON OF Phn-
dcphin -.
rho aboriginal Relics and Organic Remains found IN
Ohio He remarked that two gentlemen, Mcssrs DAVIS
and Squcr were engaged in the eXhur:ation oil relics
rom the Indian Mounds OF the vicinity OF Chhcothe
Ohio Specimens of these shown. This gentle
man was also requested to report at the next session
The next paper was Que by Mr., OLMsTED on the
Chrvsals OF Iron found among the ruins after the great
Pittsburgh Fire and other subjects Perfect cnrystaza
lions OF iron were produced by the intense heat OF the
Dire Mr. o. showed a specimen OF natural stucco.work
from prcctrce on the Ohio River. He also TnenGon'
ed a remarkable Quicksand found IN Pennsylvania Inc
,xpensc of constructing canal OF q miles In length
through this qucksand was $4,000 And equally trou'
blesome is the quicksand 10 all vins IN its neighoor-
hood.
Mr. RrDrIELD made observations ON Fossil Foot
marks discovered by Dr. A. T. King cast OF two oil
these foot prints was exhibited.
Dr. DIcKEsoS made some remarks on the loot
prints Of the Alligator They had been decided upon as
those OF birds by nearly all scientific 10 whom they
had been shown.
Mr.. RrDrIgLp read extracts from private papers
on Fossils discovered near San Antonio. Texas
Prof EaLpEMAN made some observations on the
progress OF inc Committee appointed 10 examine into the
Fossils OF Western Pennsylvania.
Adjourned until 10 O'Clock this LMondsvl morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-07

DEATHS AND AccIDEyrs-There were four case,
Of death from the effects of the heat yesterday a, the
00fonrrs ONCE Henry a. Walters was killed on Sat.
GIaSy o. falling INFO the in front the Union
Clubhouse the a-esga;e ags;ns, which he was leaning
having been leu unfassered Charles A. Besupre ma
I'VE OF Canada eyed g. his throat on Saturday night
a Nc. . Avenue D. He had the deliriurn uemens
u Nothing special at the Police Oface yester.
DAY. There were lot Of suspected burglars arrested
"a The Dutch bng.ofwar Echo Cant. FRAY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-07

Misunderstanding TO the Little Rock Ga
zete. the new Legislature of Arkansas divides
politically as follows:
Senate. Wings 3 Locos
House .-.-.....-...-.....-.Wh Wigs Il; Locos 80
Joint Ballot 81 50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-07

TIE MoDZL CIrY.-This great work seems 10
be ensrossing the converaton OF The day Throngs OF
our citizens vel! thousands Of strangers IRE
stea-y visiting it, and II be pleasing Nr. Belden
TO that after expanding much talent and capital
upon this work it Is received with applause by his tel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-07

CorroN GooDs-The Providence Journal states
thar the goods recently sold at auction il this Ci:y
a, prices which the Journal OF Commerce cites as
showing how cheap they can probably be made
were part Of the effects Of company which conl-
meneed business TWO years ago with capital of
S3S.ooo, and have just failed minus their capital
and $4,000 besides The Journal says thar the
goods sold at { cents st that sale cannon be made
tor less than cents snd gives detailed calcula-
ton. showing that the Printing Cloths now selling
st TO Il cents actually cost over cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-07

u The Masters BULLOCK and COLE, with
Miss ANN MAaIA COLE, give Concert to morrow even.
Ing the Apollo Father Heinrich (who would nj fat.
Neptune for his Trident nor Jove for his Thunder
says that they most extraordinary prodgies.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-07

NJ swAc5liA'5ES made appropriation about appeals,
which ne Freslaen; allowed long debate upon. AID
Mr.. TAGG AIT moved thst
-4Sere SEA- DC no appeal from Justices couI,. bat
cslses 70! oe IssscTet By csrorari from sucn Courts
s'ss .asfsa 70 the cS1rsy Court Toe IoUrs
% wses saeS essts taa be removed sas reeesye ths
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-07

e The Circuit Court was engaged on satur.
day in case OF Hs0eas Corpus-or as that wit i. now
deaomnated Non Caifrntsza. General Sutherland and
Colonel stevenson had pretty severe .eto we hope
nobody III! believe they actually fought, and the case
was adjourned I'll to-day This Court will also hear
nus morning an application behalf OF George E. King
that ne De admitted to bail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-07

"a The Dutch bsis.ofwar Echo Capt. Fa4v.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-22
THE OREGON QUESTION.


! believe II a well established maxim, that mar
has man, ani that all laws md constitu-
uOns OF mans invention cannot human being
int, property The days OF vzssaage OF ought be
over. Wild lands belong - The settlers and the
different Governments under which those settlers y-
ed To throw of allegiance by oxpauiaon slso well
established axiom The people, them OF Oregon belong
themselves and II numerically weak Just indepent-
en IT numeucay strong They, then, should be con-
suited whether they will for themselves be
neAed TO the u : Government prefer allegiance the
British Crown How absurd, Ihen for the u. States and
Great Britain be negotiating for free men, pioneers OF
wild county, appropriated by original settlement them
selves
Suppose tie L. :. and Great Britain should determine
upon parallel ui latitude geographical line of dVi-
sOn-Can they b. this species IT legislation control
free will OF the cIzens Of OegOnl The idea yreposter-
NV mind. No matter how civilized enughten d
man be, be ~ upon the principle that might gives
right Submit them the controversy the people Of Ore
gJu, and let decide the advantage
tor them pursue, regardless Of the wishes
sions Of other nations, who have legmas authority
either 10 dydc their territory them into ODE
cience OF Government aud LawsnOt Vi ther shaking
and probably very uncungenia their wishes Upon what
principle Of common Is II TO be inferred that persons
residing North Vi certain degree Of latitude friendly
British Laws and ihose South Of Republican ins-
tuuonsl Legislation With power may partially
control the actions OF men, but subver the will,
change the operations OF the mind. PAUL PRY.