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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-28
GOOD INTENT
CLOYHfNE STORE
NOTICE..
WATER STREET
CLGTHING STORE,

IND DOSE BELOW A.. ), uoTEL,
W~lEELINGV, a.
TIT. UI GHI~.JK.
% t|SfICFFDLlN ass a continuation 81 tho vrrv Il
trfN patronage thai hos hcfct1fVo been extended Il,
INC above concern, ASSUMING tiase WHO wfl favor hin,
VIZ" q car. Tia; hc win continue. hy stact attention 10
"isihtsf, TO sell iteni goods uu the mos re tsSuait 10 irrt,.
f'NS' va eaAu"t iaI ~ iieaNe. e4g-
FASHION FDV aUTUMx. 1916
Wow iuchSs tlgh-- &c YconsG-! ell Al sides
~ ~ 10 front aud rear. curve.
Itr--s oval curve. LILO convey.
'sllai edge cnri, Slightly rolled AZ sides.
sFr.-a-l6 rloped, = 10 inches curved.
bANplN".-3 10 wide. satin and satin s,fipcI.
bN"iSS.-t inch n idc. enc ultcd ~ IN rd. eel.
The a'pVe fashion s"ic Fsit HEAVIER Iiat Will = r,,rd nj
; hAEFEk : Fashiouahle HR' and $50 S.o'c rorre,
81 tl4h ehd l uion sttcCis. whc-e lac na- this day fsseiv
90 I'M ASSN, mcrt oflias tron New York.
-. . a. hsAN"r $50 Nos COncy Hat 10
=, !,C0 mol Snk Moirsk N hnt ~
! Russia Hat 800 Glazed hats
ID1 hrsh Sporting hs's
y. on'y Hst l,0 irah and I'LL woothsf ~
CtPS! ~ !EIHEAPEK IA
Tfarsrarcnt Mull. Cans,
C~hi'dtenH c'nfh Caga Cent? commence,
n NeNci boNa common rafs.
acni's fine blk cloth Cana :" {"
IpFof htr a-ftN. al N..r. -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-28
BRENTLINDEnS ApOrEECA,

SQUARE.
NJ EDiCiNES can he ]; adj at this establishment az amy
&'6 houroftle night. Phy siciaus prescriptions putup
with AccaRscY and SEtrNrss. Spices oftte hcst quality
fst family use. r. \. BRENTidNCER,
Proprietor and Attendant.
NIB fcrsons calling s0er the shop IS closed witI please
use ihc kuockcf on tAe duor. Wl5
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-28

rs. DISTRICT CURT holds Two terms annually
IN WhesiinF, IN the months of April and September.
! w oCkENBHOtGH.-luJg
GED N LEE.-Pfusreuiins Attorney,
y " MOORE Chrk.
JANES FOtNaG Marshall.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-28
COUNTYCOURT.

Ee-.lsn 6fsf Monday iu every month. Qnaftof fcssioas
I'D IN Mach. tune, Assusi ans Notemtef'
ARCH WOODS frcsidinE Jusiicc,
n JkfOH. PfoseCniing Attorney,
IOUN NfsOILOCH, Clerk,
gftIAH pAf Csfunsf,
Cgg Al afgHtS. Commissioner ~ Revenue,
sANVEl OLDHAM, ~ coaniv
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-28
CIRCUIT SUPERIOR COURT OF LAW
AND CHANCERI.

HON l. Fhf, JudEe,
r. Iaeosf Prosecuting atnfnsy,
At LAfnIsEN, Csfk.
re sksrin,
a EOFF. ActiRs sheriff,
JAMES WARnEN Jaiiar,
" HFITZHJCn, Canm.,e,. A.o
JAMEN Cf.AHKEt
yHSMsMAINt com'fs fr taking Propositions.
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CIIpPFR NJ

.aPt - Grace, VIII leave Fiuzburgh every 'r,r-p
nh 80 10 O'clock. \ NJ, Wheeling az no o'efock T. ~ =.
'infianah evcry srNDAy AZ 10 O'clock, AM. ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-28
TEASi
WHEELING, VA.
AGENCY OF THE NEW NORK
SANTON TEA COMPANY.

~ O.NG T..
The Oldest Tea Establishment IL Imrri-a'
rRiNcIfAL ESTABLISHMENT ~ \.
TILL Canton res Company has heen to.oI,,ly tno,,,
tor taanl years. This L. The iarrct ard oldest Tca
establishments IN Amcrfca. The puLi,c nave Raj 6,n
proe,Yl thsm iAieyfny aud responsibility. But such has
,ssh ths great aud pre>sinr demand ~ Their rE of
iAle' uhai they have Teen obliged 10 eniayes. To- a v,eat :,
tent their two principal establishments ia New Y.rk
is CHATHAM a 1903 GREENWICH sTS
r.hef moreover possess facilities. IA relation 10 the T.,
iI~nc' IN = very abundant decree. and doui,le-s uus,t
Z 10 any other Tea Concern in Anerira Tbrir 'r,,
pelous regard Ia al principles that tnd TO elevate The
enstseter OF alargr house, i we'll understood. nd hsS
e,eany secneetthcni q connection. probably. tn,r.r t6,n
et liner Tea Establishments united, and tbet c,nsa'
qucntiy are determined to sell Teas nn1.r
sna peti.St Tor the prices, in the aggregate. than any
hui-e nm the w~ord-China executed. ~s
ihey most zeaiOusiy invite the att-atfon OF ,he i,,.h
n an 20 " hEEIlNG, Va, 10 their Agency. where the
W. ~ sssot.ments are Slways ON hand and they
~ no hesiairnn ia stating that wherever a singfe nil
''aled Teas ofthe Canton Tea Company
~ Reader, make the experiment n
he'sll prices a. follows, subject an all cases In 10 20
luFued III "a - aunr.s.I.. N'fNs " 10 &c
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-28

1llsn.ss Hushes. M'Lure. Johu Iismiiop, 81
Phillips. I W Mhchel } Y Iofrow. Geo Rosinson, n .
asnhosn. . Brady. = z Huitiheu, At Lsidiey, Iabe
FAsn, W Limciirk. ) Tanner, " Nelson, J Anick, !
Lsah, n Echoh. n ASsin.
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MAYuni-N e. GOOD.
HOtfNCn.ME\

oFFiCEo u PROTECTION INSURANCE 90.
oFrostrE Tnt SoNEoE Horsr. WMF fETERsON,A Az.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-28
oFFIcRgs RLECrRD pY couNclI

~ttEEN-jAMl%S NHbNI,
srHsrsSr-T r SNALICEOSS.
~hLBranEN-is ard. y M'N sughfcu:-2nd Nard.
James MCcnneH.s-ard MAID. Ges DUTY 18th " ard.
phiip nisfs-Sth Ward. J q t;uy.
FasarsBr CoNHtrIEr=lsi Ward. Tlloma- Camp I'll.
-2nd W lard, "A Todd.-1td ard, " " Hsrdins.-gih
Ward. John Robinson 18th ard. 3 " gassri.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-28
SHE'S.

HNNltl NltplI would fc-rcc'mfv Inform those
- who harc heretofore extended fo htnt tHrr rstf,,
eye, and ai o.icre who Wish anvUrinr ir ria lime 81 H.,
-th'rs- ihai Uc Hss on hand now am asHoutrerf or tkf
h, lre hitd ~ Nfnsics iar fCtEH fnr1u.sfr
White Wash utisIes, To1eh Hrt.fr,
vs. ludlow " gw4.,t..
ittftt Head EflrI ="
Htrae H N.rrNt
sfnf Cloth A. HsfF
Shoe and scufH tr tueftf wls,p.sfs aud s,,.4 100
z ~. rlLI-l- IrlnL md m.rn... 49,.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-28
WESTERN iNsrRAvcE coMrANy.

FINNF M " NUMTNNla
CAPITAL SJlO.OOO.
IT Ills company. being now duly organised il p-en.re5
10 make Insurance. on every description 81 Fire and
aiNrinc kisks, such a. dwelling houses, Store Houses, &C
wan their contents. Also. steam Boats. Plat koa's and
heeI hoats with their cargocs, to aud from any port on
INC Ohio aud Mississippi rivers. or their tributary streams
Applications t,r Insurance To ic made for the present al
the oihee OF The Wheeling Savings Institution.
aug X. MCCOY see'y.
THE INSURANCE CONPANy oF
- N~FHEELlNG will return 10 per cent on all prem.
,unis received cor risks taken 1om this date. where no
mar a ,sIS X. Mccoy, see'y.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-28
NFGETARLC HEMBDIEs
AT BRENIIINGER'S APOTIIECA


AshtuHd Square. Welding. Va.
HE subscribe has This day lecu aaromici sole A
rent ~ thts city Er the sale OF Doctor / R.s.'.
Hi"il;i NEGEr NBI.E REMEDTTs.
I'"'s1 ~ lhe vHriaus diseases Co which he human DO
"l y sliJeci, 90 which Tie allowing T. a liz.
hr Roses tfnphylScfic Syfup or TAnacc.. r,r ;bc .,Tc
W enronit diseases: affections oftho lungs aud scro
~ Rs.s,. GerF. syror, Tor d'e.scs q tc lungs, ca
Ir. Hoses Group or Hive symp
Ices , %outouud Extract 81 SNsa. ariua
~. Roses AEthmWic WIN
W. EUsrr Cough Logsupc. gr irsfasion ofts. tt,.,.t.
n rose ilHifncni fnr wcrkncfs ~ pain iu tnc cncs..
~. Ense'T Tauic MIXTURE for rhils Ahd f-v,t
~ rose Nefnii1re, a safe and ed oacious rcir.d, fr
hr. Rose Tonic Au'tUts.ennc fur al d.e,.e..r
we -'nuer.t andtuwes. cbo'csa iuCA4tIm. ar
If- Iose = tcnfalc iII, supCgt1T to tie uoo. rr ruu
~ h"te't Ioutc Nfera'ive Nerf- lie Ttits 4n etrt,
ct.uS eu'edy i"r t7sclscs ofthe Livet.
p v, Ioses gnrihcninr Plaster ir weakness 81 ihc
i.rF hfcts' side ~ Ft6naeh.
It kose's = 'criic for Epi'epsy. tho only nosr,,c re-
WNN IF Inl. ai-caFe ever discovered.
~ hot'e klcuu .ic Mixture. never known 10 f.tt
h!' ND.g Ns'rtazcai compound trh % moracc oy the
spntmg 81 blood. or f0rthr cure Of Az discharge sfif,o.i
80. Rose syrup Tor choicra and bOv 90 COMPLAINS
AfsO
br Rnse's PNTENT INITIATING RRr ,T.,tNg
IIst Zoe initiating toe ar cells o TIE lungs ia eases ~
Extract from TIE Naiire Earie.
W. Rose Is aRraduaie ofthc tuiverty Of rrppsytr,
,lus Coy WIN signal success. Hc bs onen assured 1s
''W h' Lateei o. rusty AID HE medicines utrelv te..
lehlc' WHICH D. iu tsnif a sfronr commentator "a 90,
~" go iakiHH INTO consider alton thst De- b. ut onty
~ ti an tNiNeNr one. sc thiuk we shall give
~ syf'em . tair tfiai should disease iay IT, mtt,r,.
hands urhn o0r humsrff.
Tor particulars call Ga FAHRENTItNaFR.
~ Ashland mae Wheeling
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-28
NEW DRY GOODS STORE.
-. D.gRR.TEE.

.EAS TAKEN the store No. 80 Main Street o,ros.e
49, Nehdal and Haftpurs Furniture Mars Vns,gs
Nh,ishs has reeeiNed ard Will Keep constantly ON hand a
Large aid handsome stock II
FASHIONABLE AND SUPERIOR
DRY GOODS.
" h'eh he Offers al Nhnicsale OF Retail ON the r,osf 4.
N",sfie tcuus. us stock h new & purchased " nh esre
use a PSv oit With SPECIAL attention Co the " rtS ~
VIC te,ail iradc. The Ladies' and Genticsaen Of " Ie-,irr
SO vicinity are invited 10 call ON him, and bs fNtte-,
hlflset maj they VIII ord bis stock and prices to lie
que a. desirable a. those OF any other establishments in
sSir~ enonne hinr Goods ~ present. hut he can
~-Su,s has friends that they win Gnd everything desired
}" 70 "0ods store. u they call and examine
SUI DDARE ACn.
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REMOVAL,

OIL CI1Itis TTA CLOTHS. TABLE CLOTHS.
MiNIpW biiNUH. PHI EtRFENs. rnDE
Ilfit tuNtU CURTAIN FTIFr. GREEN
bNi/E tOE SlnE BOARDS. BtRENIS. eVtNTa
BHEN.
TusEPH WOup OF Fast Whcoanr. womb -e.ss-.
iMt lhiofm iie 1niic tha' bc b. prepared fr execute
nfunsss. d~nfafi4iF ardds4faflh.
Hnua iaiutuf Giltnr and Fapaf Han-inr ss1 al
ended 10.
Residence and .hor near enc old Crown Cia.s Worls.
r. sKsFAItHtTI
- ~ tcrs keuiacty Cfv % 40 Tobacco.
toxes FaVt Starch. Fr sblrh F
eD wv rANTONG 60.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-28

Hoo KEGs FRESH LARD suitable fOr foisr. re-.
30S ccivcd aud Tor sRi IVY Il LIST.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-28

'apt Smiih, wiz lcays Pittsburgh every s. Sp4v ~
O'Clock, +. VI, Wheeling al 10 y NJ. and Cibcutn.
" EbSEsnAg AZ 10 o'e'ock, A NJ
IoTtrtisht aud passage apply on tbafd. Nov ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-28
BAILEY'S TONIC MIxTIfpr

T'' TW'W IsTTUCT y VTTTTUTT
hHOF", q ttgtiabtc ftbrifuEc Ia he trcuI
msyt cf FEVER ND HGUE.
III proprietor. in ogcrnz tils valuable Totir MIA
lure w. the tutlIc a. a safe sod efficient rcnint, ID, t,
uchiH'oNt OF Fever did Atun, wnuid rcmark. tst no ta
~" lr '.'d dC.ticrtui- iu the bula sf s'cm. q tti,t
'lut1 . vegetable compound, and maP he usrf yy,fb.
F''i'D safety ll weakly tcppiC 20 invirasafn Tho . = euu
AM' .ienEthv" AID give tore 60 the Houstlt In nal
so"i w. hts Srifi'e fom % morbid or 6efI 80 sod attet,
s'nf' WraNuc's, &c.It Willie found adniifallr sdaef.s'
10y is ihes remarkable auod fca;s viii It a. frrvtd asa
Y, ei % ever ati Npuu, o. tarrcd ty rot only ertdl
l"ii+ tAe ais,asr, hat e ICstusiY rcInpvmg aI nredt.1,
= ZOO ~ ~ Ihts additional virtue wifi IT, dl'y f1pf.
etttn ~ thotf who Fave suffered under O. sfnui sifsrl
~ We al.fcsfing complaint, and b. 90 tscif IA rrroir
ucdits now in use.
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y vs. a. * II y CE

INSURANCE..
- sSks WIN te taken by the FIRE * MARINE ~.
~StKAN COMPANY OF WHEELING Ar TnN
toMksr NAIEs on
usiIdings Of all kinds, stone, trick, or wooden amd their
Furniture.
And merchandise Of al Minds.
~ AGAINST sl dangers attending the transportation OF
A',us on rivers. lakes. seas. canals. and railroads.
iot the character OF the company a. to pumptitude
shu huerSiiY la The adjustment, aud payment of losscs.-
leg leave y" rcfer To the merchants OF this place and
elsewhere who hsyc had the adjustment Of claim- upon
W. once on Main street. Il. w. HARDING, See'y.
RETURN PREMIUMS.
tfIhE fibE MD MARINE INStRANCR COMPA.
my OF WHEELING viii return ten per cent an all
premiums received for risks taken from this time where
no loss has occurred.
ieos' n. W. HARDING. sec'y.
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CERTIFICATES.

80 F'easn ~ sit'tng &c tie public the rood eTefts
he'e 'sp'icn'ed Ton tIc SCI ~ bailcy's Tonic My
YEA i"r Vie cure ri Fever and Nrue.
tt we i4l % lhn, ! wa anecEcd win revnr and
ltW' ahu continued o. ono nearly two ycate. ~
". ri tH'h az ever lciuu cured al i. usrd Town
sends Touic Mixture. which only roioe,ed 49,
ia- We we "iftNsr would return 20 me asatu-
~ 10. i.ii"nt Which had heretofore Teen sffour an
aihriic 80 now nom Gre cfctscf use fse.sr. a. Oh,
iN'n dcIhiaIrd, aud I Guut myself m tst.rs I. a.
ga iuE s4iualon SIS rotriftrisu vts dime b.,
n.tn p" rhf i.iat could no. hc'p mc. aHd aI tfr
'N'ila J. hgd usfddtd nf no GOOD. nnffft fatnt mai
ROME Mikiufrt witch 3 Rad rsrouunrpesd g. me-
~ ~ Na'py % a.HH 90 -ag uh De- ths susrdof On,
q entirely rafld, and sifhoush anutier trsr
rascal avs since Q took the ntrairfnr aift b ~
li nh 20 ihe dfftsa D. fscf nt.arff eut ~.
'N aNl ~ prfdlFIosrtu tolls.
HNhNEt. H~iLBDETF
- Nedrp street.. Hfu1trn.
Inf rff pItleTHtt and rr 40 Et a.. er,....
states. '"Itl
t"f ss'e whorsa'e srd rsfsIiy tyW. utffry e.
COZ fHa- 4 Fu1Hu 80. HrookfIr. Is
90 fac "Hoos'e Fmd frtstl y ma4n6srtnfefs -a.
tHNUH PAUL..
f1Ic AImis fur NHr.Hne. 81.
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MiNlGER'S OFFICE.
OIIRfERS.

RoBr ARMSTRONG 4 Co. Sole Assnts,
UREELING. Va.
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AILINIIpRA

,ari l''nt''d, VIII leave Pts, urah every y ,rps d
J. ~ "s"ck' \ W, Whrehug 10 4 ", aad CluclIn
ever ItEsDAy a. 70 O'Clock, AM
Tine
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oFfiCE or THE CoIrMBus INSURANCE co.
Al shRiNEa a sIELLsr W4gr noe -. " ,rER Ft.
ak LisT, Secretary.
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MFSSTNCIp

'spt trook VIII leave Pittsburgh every Fnun.v A
o.tloek, \ NJ, Wheeling az 10 l. NJ. and ,inc,n,..' =.
MuNbhS ~ 10 0'clstk, 4 NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-19

MExIco--1NrKREsrINe from Vera Cruz
down to the Z3d ultimo, received last night at
the Department Of State. Amonts had resigned the
oce OF minister Of war; and Toel has been appointed
his cessor Lucas Alamsn, the editor Of the new
royslist journals at Mexico he Tempo) had been COM
PEELED by public indignation TO fly from the city his life
being In danger, and his paper had been pronounced
seditious Since the rsyalist party had taken open
ground In favor Of monarchy the Mexican people have
become much better inclined towards the United States
Upon the whole, our affairs with Mexico we're assum-
Ing more hopeful Wsshinsen Union, Merch 10.
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tnis CONFUSION am convinced that there il a new
party generating, which, il circumstances favor the
all conception, and produce consequences between
this couRtry and England, and throughout the civil
lized world, the end or issue of which no man can
tell orpredlct The 81 40, or ultra Oregon men; re-
main In fixed position, while the other sections and
eliques OF both houses and both parties, are uncer-
tam what to do. The policy OF the ultra Oregon
men Is to throw themselves boldly upon the Ameri-
right TO the whole Of the territory against all me-
gotiatlon. Their object il to fill up by emigration,
the increase Of population, BY. occupation in any
Westcott, Allen, Cass, Hannegan, Breese and 9TH
ers, are the leaders of this new party-ths young
democracy" in the Senate, and Judge Douglass,
/. and others, in the House. They have already mad
one or two consultations, or caucuses, and there
was committee appointed to assemble at another
informal meeting, Saturday next in which this whole
AFFAIR will be brought forward At the last CO sulta-
ton, held last Saturday, understand about forty or
niiy from both Houses were present, and that after
long elaboration as to what policy they should
pursue Il was mooted il they should 60 TOR the no.
uce They are determined to meet again on Satur-
day. This new party believe thai the British Co
veInmeni Will not negotiate on 490, and that Mr..
POLK cant negotiate for less; and therefore, they
safe on nat ground They, also, straining every
nerve TO procure aid throughout the country, as
10 innuence the frrsldents mind and get him to
take up tnelf position. They may be ier the notice,
or no notice, according to circumstances; but they
are against all negotiaton-and wish to extend our
laws over oregon and to establish post roads
aud military posts through the South-pass. Ac-
companied with this, they have a notion OF a
revolution which will take place. SO as to change
the present aspects OF the Chinese trade. and ma.
king the Oregon Territory the highway between The
great West and Europe. To accomplish this thew
mean to press II, almost to the risk OF war They
are determined to show their front to the govern
ments OF Europe, and TO make them certain that al
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any quarter, which looked to compromise" upon
this question. II was his duty, however, to say, as
one OF the committee that there was not one single
word OF evidence brought forward to sustain the
charges OF the Times, which affected the integrity of
the Senate, or OF any Senator the slightest degree
But, STILL he thought that the resolution for the ex-
puslon OF the reporters OF the Times from the galle
res was not especially required to the vindication
OF the Senate. 1t was time OF great excitement;
and the editor and the proprietor Of the newspaper
who had certainly behaved like gentlemen before
rashy and without evidence to the charges they
had made. But he thought nothing would be gained
by attempt thus to restrict the largest liberty OF the
public press Who had not suffered by its misrepre-
reporters tor the Senate and Of giving them place
or the floor below. The present position OF the
pofters in the gallery was such that they could not
hear distinctly, nor report accurately Bet tides,
guilty Of wilful misrepresentation He (Mr Dick
inson) had been wliully misrepresented, and his
perverted remarks had been interlarded with every
sort OF opprobrious commentary. But all this he
garded as idle wind. III Mr.. Dickinson here re-
ierred to the Herald reporter we challenge him to a
committee Of investigation The press should be
LETT to correct its abuses, for in due season its
very excuses would restore it TO it's own legitimate
and healthful channel He would pace no restric-
ton upon the public press, but would leave to the
ordeal Of public opinion In regard to this specific
case, he believed the editor was in great measure
the victim OF imposition. Mr.. D. expressed great
pleasure that the examination had resulted TO the
complete vindlcation OF every member of the Sc
nate
Mr.. JARNAeIN, (chairman) said that having been,
himself summoned as a witness, the duty Of prepar-
ing the report OF the committee had fallen upon the
Senator from Missouri. To remove any surprise
at this proceeding, he would state that upon the
main charges, the editor had referred to Messrs
Mangum, Archer, Barrow, Berren, Jarnagin, Cor
win, Johnson, Of Md, and in reference to the
meeting in caucus, he had mentioned Messrs. Cal.
xcnAa rrA vbv,n has ~
them, Qaughter) among the conspirators, Gas un.
dersood)- appeal, so very absurd upon it's face,
that the Senators had not been notified. Ia regard
70 the position Of the reporters in the galleries, Mr.
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sert them. Placed upon such grounds as this, II
could not be considered by any entertaining such
opinions, that compromises would be the result OF
the notice and such he could say was, as tar as he
could Judge, the view taken BY the country at large
such was the view taken by the press; and what was
better evidence of Interpretation Such were the
views AZ regarded the business men, 80 that the
message every where had produced the most deci-
ded effect, not only upoh stocks and all business
relations but from antlcipafions OF war, insuran-
ces were effected upon vessels as they came In.
Such, also, were the views Of portion OF the Sc
nate with whom he acted they would support the
in a compromise. But they would pardon him, if
he did not agree with them, in supposng there was
no hope Of compromise. He (Mr. CO. believed that
honorable compromise could be effected, so that the
peace OF the two countrie0 could be preserved. He
did not think that our title was clear and unques-
tlonable to the whole territory. He believed that
the title OF both nations was imperfect and doubtful;
and believing that he necessarily believed they had
reasonable grounds fov compromise" He did
not believe that two intelligent nations, like Eng
land and the United States should, in this age, and
on such Pretcxt, 60 to war; ana taking this view,
ne mad opposed the notice. He had opposed the
notice, besides, on the ground that 1t would put
Great Britain in position 90 as to oblige her to es-
tablish her claims by colonization. He opposed the
notice, because, II were LETT to the natural course
OF time, It would throw the onus from our side upon
fert that they he United States) were the agrees
sive party. With some further remarks upon the
evident position OF the President set forth in his
message, Mr.. Q. said that there was portion OF
which they based their opinions. The President,
however, had believed there was hope OF compro-
mise, or pacific adjustment. The Secretary OF
State, IN his official correspondence, makes the
same declaration in two instances. In this SUD-
sequent view Of thc question, IT was, notwith-
standing, impossible for him (Mr. CO to over
rule the solemn declarations put forth in the
message, lie regarded the message OF the