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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-05

NEw MusIc--We have received from the pub
fishers Firth Hall & Pond The Rolsn Msreb,' com
posed by Allen Dodwerth and dedicated to the Rolsn
Society The publishers. +. Riley & Co. have sent US
the Gypsy WALTZ" composed by Hy Chadwick, the
Army ouickstep composed by John c Scherpf and
Grand Waltz from the popular opera Of Lind d Cha
mounix. arranged BY Aiolphe kunz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-05

SURRENDER OF TlCoNDYRoGA--We have al
ready noticed the death OF NATHAN BSNAS, IN
Franklin Co. aged 90 years. he was the guide OF
ETHAN ALLEN IN his famous capture OF Ticonder0.
"a in the name OF the great Jehovah and the Con-
tinental Congress In a communication to the Ma
lone Palladium some years ago gave the follow
ing account Of his personal share IN that transac-
ton
well recollect ali the circumstances attending the
transactions above stated was then II years Old, and
resided with my father Samuel Beman, in the town Of
shoreham Vermont nearly opposite the fort | had
been in the habit Of visiting the fort very frequently.
being well acquainted with Captain De Lspsce family
and other Young people residing there. On the day
preceding the capture my father and mother dned by
invitation with Capt De Lapace. was OF the party
and spent the dsy Ia and about the fort On our return
10 Shoreham ia the evening and just as we were land
ing We discovered troops approaching whom We soon
ascartaned 10 be Allen and his party To my father
with whom he had been long acqnsinted-Aen stated
his object and the proper measures were al once con
certed for accomplishing IL
Il was agreed inst should act as guide and believe
the above statement OF the manner of The capture - De
substantially correct There H. however one error 81
very conside rable importance Arloid dd not afcom
Eot Drssea, NJ he capurs Of dl j0r According 70 my
recollection Of the lncts stated aud believed At the
time Arnold wished TO assume the command u Css,e'
but the the troops would not consent 10 uiJ
him and he aid not accompany them 10 snorehain X
wa. some days after the capture OF the Fort before Ar
mold arrived At TlcOndsfoga
Before the arrival Of Arnold We had thrown n0stng
bridge across the narrow part Of the lske from 1con-
deroge u Mount Independence the Vermont side -
Arnold and Allen irst met after the capture on tins
bridge. was present at the meeting. Arnold handed
10 Allen paper understood 20 be an authority tor him
10 supcrcede Allen and take the command well recol'
lect he laced Jacket rues aud cocksde hat Of Arnold,
and that in the dispute which on the occasion,
Allen struck of the hat OF Arnold from hs head INTO
the water where 1t sunk from the weight 81 tie unsel
with which il was adorned. and was lost
NATHAN BEMAN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-05

ES- subscription has been started for the
purpose Of erecting monument to the memory of the
late Commodore Stephen Decatur. The structure,
which to be erected in the cemetery attached 70 -
Peters Church Phad. 10 estimated to cost $500, slW
Of which are slresdy subscribed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-05

OSE MoRE-Rim Fallen. convicted Of the muir
der Of Creek Indian though adopted citizen Of this
Nation by Special Court recently held in Skin bsy Ju
District was sentenced to be hung on Monday last
Having heard NOTHING 20 the contrary We suppose tna
he was executed Ia the igu0mnious end OF this IN
fortunate man We have another glowing demonsuaton
OF the evil OF drunkenness How long alas how long
mus, we endure the acute modification OF announcing
sucb rsd events Cherokee Adv. 9TH ult.
PrSSsYLyANn STATE TRgAsURER.-Ihe Read
ing journal states that Judge Banks has eit tna place
fnr Harrisburg % aner nnan tic duties Of lls ofre
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-05
THE ORIGINAL
COUNTERFEIT GALyANIC RiNcs.
I'D, BANDS, BELTS. PLASrERS. BRkCEL


L,LUID, BANDS, BELTS. PLASrERs, BRACELETS,
Il sc al quarter price. Other articles Ia proportion.
"A cers persons offering spurious mutations otDr
Chrses Gsvsnic Rings Fluid &c AZ half price, the pub
lie are respectfully informed that The same articles may be
had at one half o. n pricen other words, the counter
f articles may be had for ouequsrer the price Of the
genuine. 800
one thousand dollars viii be forfeited they are not ihc
ssme articles and manufactured by The same men.
Wholesale and Retail Agency 49, Broadway between
John ST. and Maideulaue.
~ Dr. Chrste's Genuine 6slyanc arc'er, which are
achieving such wonderful snd celebrity that new
cou nefa IL sppsar every dsy. be obtained only al
~ 1872 BROADWAY, Ii
which Is the sole plsce IN New YORK where they can Dc
had.
Bev are Of druggists and drug stores ss none Of Them
will ever be allowed keep DR. Chrstss Genuine articles
rT7- Chrlse's new work " 0alvanism and ia Appi-
Gallon "a Remedial Agent" may be- had gratis W. lstp,t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-05

Malone. Fra.kiiu c.. " Y May % ls3j
Mr. Beman was Hing OF ia llhlg o. the
Revouton-aud to the day OF his death continued
a true Wig faithful to the principles which he
had always avowcd and upon which he had al
WAYS acted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-05

WHIG REPRESENTATIVES, FROM ARKASSAs.--The
Louisville Journal Of the 3Oh ut. states that Thos
w Newton has been elected to Congress from the
State OF Arkansas He passed mp the river on the
Goth on his way TO Washington. The vote was as
follows
Thos w Newton CW) Las Albert Rust a.. F.. Los
G.. +. holland (N) 7sS Ii HARRISON Il. -. 1876
q. w. Pasehsl a.. F. ll29
Hurrah Tor the first Wing Representative from
ArEapsosi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-05
,CuF ORICINAL C.IyANYC RINGS, Fluid

Bands Bells, PIlsIers, bfarFtIs ", a0 HaII P'IV"
Olher articles in proportion, all OF which are warranted
o be the same DR. Chrises and sold o. hall price only
Five hundred dollars will be forfeited II they are not the
same articles and manufactured by the same men,
Read the f5llosriag AfdrRs
DIR Christie dare not dispute their genuneness or the
facts eel fprih In them. - 90
Tb. il 10 certify that we have manufactured DR. Chris
tie's Rings Bands and Bella for ID. c. Morchead, 1872
Roadway for the last 10 months, that we now have
contract with Dr. Cranfa ard him only Tor me manuisc-
tire OF these articles they being the same as originally
Introduced 10 the Public Dr. Chrlste's Rings, etc
On The 18Th and 10th DAYS OF December. 1896 appeared
before me- Tbeodophus Melville James Brown and lsasc
Cox and made oath 20 the above statement
EDGAR J. LEETE, Commissioner OF Deeds
R-Ar orders out OF tho city must be addressed 10
DR. Crandall's, 100 Broadway, Y.
Iobo.st Nev-.York 20 lmlsip
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-05
boaroina ano 2otels.

BOARD AT NO 81 coRTLAND.sT.
TWO OR THREE gentlemen now be scccnno-
dated with board, and angle apartments required,
on moderate terms jill im'c
DOARD-Wih rooms furnished Il required, Tor gea,ls-
~ men and their wives single gentlemen. may be OBJ
tanned by applying al q North Moorest between Hudson
and Nafick ats. II W.
gentleman aud HE wife, and two
- three single gentlemen, can DO accommodated with
board at 60 fultOn-sL TN
ry,O LET IMMEDIATELY sut of very eomfcrta-
L Bile rooms In genteel house, with without board,
furnished not Rent extremely low Inquire ~ Twenty
sixth.st four doors ives, OF Third avenue. Sf2w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-05
KELLINGER,s LINIMRNT.-.Ia .

ND. kELLlNGER's LINIMBNT.-in his
1@rwonderhl preparation the afflicted have got what
M they have long and seriously called for Not scli-
ary IN tbs sale Of twenty thousand boles has boz
known falling 10 do ali that was expected Of IL II ecte
Ike magic In all rheumatic affections snd psns of oil and
every nature yield TO IL Immediately Il ~ certain 70
tho application 10 msds and In shorter time Than any
other remedy offered 10 Tho people 10 very rs-
grant, sss and sgreesbe-o be nsed upon all sgss sxtsr
nsy and internally and fear Of taking cold asr its
Mr. James Murphy VI tho Bowery Line or Stages, says
thai saved tho m Of OF bic men and Ia using twenty
dozen not bottle has failed.
High Bdcgs AT this place grocs sitsr groes has been
used without failure Mr. Arnold Mason and Mr.. samuel
Roberts, builders Of the BRIDGE Mr. Mason says that by
the Of three four bottles hs fheumae pans have
been entirely ersdcaled Mr. Roberts gives tss his opin
lon that Of The great csuses II leaving hblfs
from injury sustained from fall To he had a 30 John
and al The great Cesuai D6p6t Harlem Railroad Once,
Guy Hall In large botss At ~ cents bosii- mn 5m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-05
BOUQUET rs

- OF Choice, Rare and ran. r-.i''.
49, ,.s ~ ISL !" w -sdsrnsn So Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-05

~ Water Cure U0u.e.-Mrs NJ ;. Soye es ~.
ues 10 reriys patients At Der s0use nj ltthsl New
YORK ,r.,,.t. 49,. .,s
ytxs sr.too q, n spp scstion q Water Cure q"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-05

HALF PRICE-WHf DON'T I'll The Gsvanic
t1Rings ands and Bells which sold At lsl Broad
sy corner Of John holt price are commercials, why
don't Dr. Christie or bis Hgent publish them az such IN
plain terms 90 that The public understand the matter
lie dare not do t. Tor dispute that the same sn
that these has furnished him Tor the past I"
years Remember Tie hall prise store 1872 BROADWAY
80 lmlstp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-05

~ Comm,s.,eper for New.Y York and Con-
scr,cusI nj WHEELER. Counsellor q Law, an
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-05

a WATCHES, JEWELRY and Silver Ware:
The subscribers continue Ia have for sale Q null
HS assortment Of hne Gold and silver Watches Of
the mosl approved MAKERS which will be warrant
cd correct Gmekeepeu. and offered al The very iowsss
cszh pricea
They constantly receiving tho latest styios OF tash-
ionsbe Jswelry Of every description, including Gold FEB
and Guard-chslns, Breastpus Esr.rings, tngsrrnGs-
Bracelets Head Ornaments &c.
Silver Spoons, Forks Butter Knives aud stlvesware gso
orally, Mt the manufacturers pricea
Britsnnswars, hne Cutlery, Fancy 0oods he. Watches
and clocks repaired by experienced workmen.
LOCKWOOD SCRiBNER, Us Pearl,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-05

~ Wafer.Cure,-Dr. sHEW, having return Cd TOE
rsS,ne r-rtise. .his p@~ AZ his insufa,on 81
.n5 = Rand-.tl sd 10 the CRY generally The WISER
Care Journal seu-n0uthy) y D.s Stew And reIsSn' -
published Al The v-ry low price Of sis year N s1F.1-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-05

r. Dr. I5anniax's Body Brare.-Fos ne fe.leii
r-skn-ss Of The voice, grgs, 1rAf s.hA hS'' o4s -
rnse sna al yesligc notwithstanding cYspepsc egnssps
ton plea drcoprg sui d,lcrion 30 common 70 chtfst
s,J vorng ladies also Shielding At TIE IL >Ss PEI
o., .-hsut. Tor lh- correct and cpnsiAinns shoulder
br.s ,.b -re of tnetr pssr.ciols isrdc1reL DLko 81
c,ss,. Wsr..t .pporfiu The snA = The bah masinS
:, re- f,i--n an o. gtffag fexibly no whole inter
n,is 81 or~snx Psr.nLis.s srd book " Common se1ss,
sass.se - ss..--i.-.s - tasgas o2Tu d n8 SnW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-05

- Cslem.n 5000 sI 1Ss o9ss "a az cd
rois ~ v., exeksarsd mates and drsfs collected s'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-05
Go i)arlner hips.

NrOTICF-H Claiming Beals, having assoc ialed with
Min j. Newton Beach. hey will continue ne Flour ana
Commission business The premises formerly occupied
by wight Beas Co under The Arm Of II G. beals Co.
- H. CHANSING BEALS,
] NEWTON BEACH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-05

GILT CORNICEs, Frerch Widow shades, Curtain
NJ Trimminzs, lc.-J. C. WoODFORDr 1s5 broafwy'
dow Shades Curtain Trimming which VIII be sca ~
d.scoqnt from former prizes 20 close Ire iavo,ee. ne
above Invoice contans na1y valuable eods OF NE tno
ana ~ Tho season has Car advanced vii be odsred ~
'ndu-~msrt LsSsyve Buiidings. tear Re<d>st ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-05

0xsu-l TO purchasers OF Piano
EXE1{xJ<| NOTES.-THE subscribers having purchased
Nh" q Mr. John ssrssr The s.clusvs rfh...
Improvement In Piano Pors manufacturing some
very splendid Rosewood ard Mshogsnsny Piano Iorss,
which warranted superior In tone any now In uss,
and 10 keep In much longer The mpro cement con-
stats In beautiful Harp Frame, peculiar In cous1
don, taking all the strain OF the strings from the slso
general assortment OF hs most approved modern sylep Ut
6nlshed Instruments BENNETT, ROGERS \ co.
40 152 FalIon-st Esa side Of Broadway.
naE-FOR sALE At tho old stand No. Bar.
Mykl caysI opposite the Aslor fiouss. . variety
IN IA M Not ct, 81, and octave Piano Fortes, of
y - uevery variety OF pattern, with all The
modern improvements, In rosewood and Usnogspy cases,
warranted IN every respect 10 gvs sssise,ion OF NO SALE
JAMre THOMPSON
d63m LxsTalman RandslL
..su6eusCl-.PlANO FORTEs 81 very low prices.
Persons about purchasing Ptance VII 6nd
HFH III TO their advantage 10 call 81 T. Glenn
" uCo.s Mandatory, 1874 Fulton-st (wes, OF
Broadwayl general assortment OF Mahogany and Ross
wood Pianos constantly hand which viii DO cold low fos
cash approved paper Dealers supplied on liberal srme
my.7 X. GLENN 4 CO. 1874 Fultou-st
Gu FALL FAsHIONs.-Hsu, HslA--Pshs MOLE
&N akin hats AT So equal 10 those sold by Others ~ "
also elegant dress hats al q 50 and 25 superior In
style and finish those In many places 81 - neat has %
81 G. O. Much will be pleased TO see his fisnds q his
establishment GEORGE =. H. BROWN,
ITO Inn I6 CsnsLst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-05

4 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. os Tie Nswspspsss q ah As
"A Cirss md principal tcvpsin DE Coonry are caag =
Sdss.s Sanl'ass, vss~ - lsPss e. A@~ p ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-05

- John Pier and Charles Brown were aralgn-
ed on charge OF stealing s2l from Thomas Johnson on
the Points
- \ fire broke out at II O'Clock last night at
the corner of Twenty fifth snd Eighth avenue which
destroyed the interior Of two small dwelling houses
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-05
p,.h,s Ward Pioneer Henry Clay Club.

TIE r1eTnbers Of Lls JIlu iDr-l8 = II =. -
zed In The Uron) viii give grand BAL % eouhs -,
- i've rs,satior OF the Treaty Of 0heni Z. ne Apuio
on ire ITlh February, l6f7. They have maze arf.A
nsnt, with distu pushed artists Who are area1y
preparing The decorations se..aole Ios 1e "00''-
r. Mechanics Insiifufe.[Ise Iess.M Monty ny
meeting Of The institute. viii Dc hei' VI e
ing "a inst a. :; O'Clock. By order. 90,
q 1. BAREETr AcuIary- J. J. MAPS fr-sl1e3L
49, 49, SPECIFICATIONS and Drawings msd-
ior Lev l..1.-.l'' y" lfst-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-05

- young married woman named Mary
Wall Of No. 10 Depeysters, committed suicide yes'er-
day by taking poison Melancholy, from remorse OF
conscience supposed to be the Cause.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-05

Ne" t.gGg PAPER FOR THE c2UhIkY;
yEki Ls.rv SATURDAY Moa~IsG, at the 70" pfice
.s,s 10 sdvsnce 10 copies Tor SD or :"
.a.sesfu 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-05
,Eur CnpARfSTR.HIP Esreio,oIe ssl.ing ).

The subscriber having purchased the entire stock OF
Dfugs Medicines Chemicals Perfuns ~, Fancy Aftics
a. Of David sands CO. viii cOrucue me Jusiess al ihe
gfo ALBERT T.. WISsffIP.
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~ap syNI.wEEKLY TRIBUNE

.'..s .v,ry NEDSEsDAf sI' = N'N
Ispssasssssos s ~, mum Two copies for -
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REAsONs FOa USING C0NANT,s F.i.

N. b. Jones's ChnngesbIs Hank Locks, also Ellicot
Platform Scales for sale At manufacturers prices
IN ImDkW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-05

DLATRD CABBAGE MOUNTINGs ma her.
ness ornaments military equipments old and dsfar
ed showing coppery s1scs can be instantly restored
70 Five sstlsfscron or The money returned For sale
Wholesale and retail, BY JOHN. BROWN CO.
Us Ia fultoB<st
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-09-23

THE MARKRTs.-In the Baltimore market this morning
-four rather firm, with small receipts About $40 bar
els Howard -four have been sold Today IS So and
holders firm Sales of about 500 barrels City Mills IS &
with more buyers than sellers Rye -four s nominal at
a "a IL; corn meal $50 The receipts of all kinds
81 grain are small and the demand for wheat slightly in
creased Good to prime reds worth los lO cents and
white do nominal at liz III Very little doing in
corn; white is selling at IS 81 cents and yellow s. 81
cents, as to quality Oats, good prince IS 40 cents;
rye 70 ~ Sales OF axseed ut $50 cents Clover
eed is held at - rs 81 s7A Whiskey duh at rs n
cents in hhds. and barrels.
At New York, this morning, in cotton nothing done
by which to arrive quotation The market is steady
Us last quoted Rather frmness in four though the
sales have been small Genesee is held at IS IS IS 81
una some asking IS 81. sale of 500 barrels Michigan
% oa and 4Oe do do. So 80. Southern, Gcorgetown
ana Howard street, held SO Is SO IS The grain
xe EXHIBITS no special change sale of 900 bushels red
wheat at l2 cts and 1900 bushels do new southern
ITO cts sale OF 1000 bushels yellow corn at SO cts
White Is worth about s. cts; do 67 cts Sales of
whskey at 20 cts per gallona Decline Sales of new
southern oats at 40 cts There is nothing ia provisions or
groceries. The market for each is rather heavy
At Philadelphia, this morning. -four quiet but some-
what rer, with small sales of Pennsylvania brands s
yesterdays rates. Wis So 80; sales of white nj 81 50
cents prime mixed 81 yellow held at 10
II cents As cents with sales of 900 5000 bushels.
Wheat is in better request. sale Of 900 bushels
prime white 100 l22 cents; rye rs cents The cotton
market quiet There but few buyers in the market
and they disposed give tho present prices Pro-
visions quiet and groceries dull Whskey Is selling
n per gallon in barrels
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How this year of a tariff and "ruin" stands out in
bold relieexceedng by nearly fifty cent the unprece-
dented receipts of last year!
The steamer Cambria to leave Liverpool for New
York the 10Th Of Decemberhe first ship of the new
steam mail line between this city and England. She will
be commanded by Captain HARRISON Of the Britannia
The mal-packet agent for this city has in the
Britannia have in readiness all the arrangements for
forwarding the mails to Canada.
The damage done to the Britannia appears have been
far from ng She leaked very badly after she got off
Cape Race and only kept by help of her steam
pumps From the published card of her passenger it i,
highly probable that had the weather ut all rough or
had the boat struck anywhere else but just where did,
the danger would have been All unite in entirely
indicating Capt. Harrison from blame.
In 40 years London has than doubled her popua
ton. In 1901 it was 1874 in 1884, 1S7S676 New
doubles hers in less than half the time Is years she
will probably number (including Brooklyn and Williams
burg which much part of her. as Southwark and
Westminster of London) a million of souls
The Notifications of Paris will have, when completed
even in time Of peace, garrison of a. 800 men making
with the regular garrison of the city. force OF 81 900
horse foot and artillery with 1852 cannon, 80 morars
and other engines of 'to match"exclnsive of the
National Guard Paris in taking citizen King to drive
off the Boubons has not Jared better than the horse
the fable took the beat off stag and after that
was DONE found himself sadded with master forever
after.
The Circasslans are making noble stand for happy
homes and altars free in their native stand
worthy of freedom and of the primal stock of Europe
Poor eows is the greatest Of pities think that
their vaor, and achievements and sacrifccs-unequaled
certainly unsurpassed in the history OF berys struggles
against tyrannyare but postponng the evil hour when
the colossal energies of Russia triumph It is said
that they have pay enormously for their powder30O
Turkish piasters pound Here is chance for specu-
ation well worth the notice Of of keen Yankee
friends 1t might be well worth their while and then
drop few parcels of powder the freight Of vessels
the Mediterranean. 1t could not but be profitable and
Freedom herself would smile upon the enterprise There
u.s. to be sure the Russian blockade but the Black
| arge place.
To-day the funeral ceremonies in honor of the amented
berator of Ireland took place. The very
large and imposing bu, delayed three hours in
mn 80 that it did until IL o'clock and was Their
bIe to move slowly, and with continued nterr pons
IN consequences of the immense crowds the Streets TX
ave the mail, however, must defer all Details as well a.
any notice of the Grafton Of Ex-Governor Seward at Castle
iarden, until my next letter. ZED
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-09-23

THE MEETING LAST NIGHT PoNr.--The meeting
the of Bank and Broadway last evening
enthusiastic The stand fitted up in patriotic syle the
starry banner protecting it, in front of the Public School,
Broadway, the multitude occupying the large space in that
beautiful thoroughfarc. The Hon. VIM F. Giles opened
the meeting thrilling speech the war, which he had
supported Congress- and the great question of reform
b. c. Freshman, esq, succeeded and in the of his
able remarks exhibited to his hearers the enmity ever
Tested by Mr. Goldsborough and his party the interests
Of Baltimore Mr.. McLane then took the stand and in
bold and eloquent terms araigned the Hon. John p Ken
needy before the people for his opposition to the war, and
also spoke ferveny other topics The speaking
then brought to close by an eloquent speech from Mr.
Grason of the governor, who exhibited the spirit
his sire and acquitted himself most creditaby Alto
geher the meeting glorious rejecting honor
geers up and participants, and proving that the right
spirit is awake in East Baltmore.Bih. Argus, Sept. 81
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-09-23
THE q MON.

the demonstrated fact of ability bring powerful
armies into the field at short notice. and win victories
with such newly levied troops against preponderatng odds
ofnumbers and discipline, may be ofnestimabe value in
warning foreign nations to keep peace with any
~ar 81 eighteen months sith Aereo may possibly be the
means Of Saving us from of years ,oh England
We here leave out Of view the particulars of the
OF the war, and the special incidents which
the opening scenes of the drama. History will speak
these things, and in the end will pronounce doubt inn
partially Individuals will figure in those details, credit
ably otherwise the may be- but in the vast range
of the life and growth of the republic, the and its
suits must be regarded national in their character
and influences