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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-06-29

JEYYFRsoN's OPINION OF WAR.-"Never was SC
much false arithmetic employed on any subject
~ that which has been employed to persuade ma
lions that it is their interests go war. Where
che money which it has cost, to gain at the close
Of long war, little town. a little territory, the
right to cut wood here, to catch fish there.
expended in improving what they already posses.
In making roads, opening rivers, building ports.
improving tho arts. and finding employment
for their idle poor, it would render them much
stronger. much weather. and much happier
This hope will be our wisdom" -Jeferson's
Virginia, page 800
Such was Thomas Jefferson's opinion of war
and we'll would it be for the prosperity of
country il his sentiments this subject. were
entertained by those who pretend to be JEFF
Ssrsonian Democrats. "Muoh f~Ise eri.I,r,e,io''
has been and is employed TO convince people 10
engage in the present war;-that it was to the
interest Of the nation-to maintain her dignity
collect her debts. But how have their calcutta
tons failed-their arithmetic been falsfed, by
the progressive rule with which the "powers
that be- have worked out the sum, Instead of
"making roads, opening rivers, building ports.
improving the arts" &c, on our own soil, the
administration have done nearly all this on
foreign soil-Mexico; al,--every thing. for war,
nothing for peace. Millions of morey have
already been spent, for '.litile territorv,' and
neither the dignity of our country has been pro
NOTED, or the debts collected,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-06-29
r.sn, fresh from the ,nanufaeiory Of Roger iona.

nasn, fresh from the Inanufaetory Of Rer.r Ia,
Marcy & Co.
Now the truth Is, fortunately, very easy IA ~
rive at, and hope the fact and the fic,ion vii
at ieast De allowed TO travel together even 10 In.
federal city, albeit at the risk Of Invading n.
sanctuary OF the above firm.
hut tour regiments OF the late ten have bee.
aitoi'ea 10 zen Tor, and Of these even bu,
lew conpanies have arrived, although the twelve
iioAth volunteers are ecia- mustered out with
the utmost ceieTi;y- But xapposing these four
regiments to be complete and her. a, All N.
force tat is promised this DIVISION of ia.
army:
The three and half regiments above al
luded to comprise 2aa1
Four regiments. consisting Of the North
Carolina, Virginia, Massachusetts, and
Mississippi a.loo
SIX companies artillery aaa
Four companies OF Dragons 40
Ana Of mouu,ed Texans, ABOUT $50
$50
From this deduct for sickness. and other
casualties, at least twenty per cent Il0a
And we have Gen. T.'s real effective fores sao
From this small force garrisons are to he .a,
piled for the longest line of communication
known TO modern times, extending from ,hs
Gulf OF Mexico to the confines of the deser. h.
yonI the Sierra N4dre. By stripping this lin,
almost TO the verge of total abandonment ,eop-
ardtzinC immense dePo,s of provisions aud mill
tary stores, &c, &c. Gen. Taylor woniI oaiy
be able 10 leave Saitilo at the head of abou,
20a0 men,
This with the Difference 10 the later edition a,
Washington, the Rio Grande arithmetic
wht re We count fnuskets in the field instead Of
parading untitled muster rolls; or, in plain En-.
gliSh the fact II really exists. insiead of the
round assertion of warrior politicians.
BE this as IL may. hgnres speaks for the ms-lves
and now with the facts before me assert that
after receiving all the troops that promised
him. Cen Taylor caarot defcnd his i,aes and
marc. Hyoa SIn Las Potosi so.fa elicieai force
olrwo THOUSAND aES.
knowing the foregoing facts as h. certainly
does, having stripped this line himself. we have
no comments To make upon Cen Scott Tor ad.
dressing Gen. Taylor SAN Luis Potosi. nor
y, II We pretend 10 determine the difference DO
tween Alteration, ignorance, or prompting from
Washington.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-06-29

The Fanny brought budget Of news from
Vera Cruz. but il was not worth space y Z
give below letter from G.. w. ken5ai, OF
more than usual importance. The statements
agree with those OF NJ I Beach. ESQ, who
spent part oil last winter II Mexico. Can ii De
possible that the United states are 70 hteo@e
prop7ctors Of the whole Mexican country.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-06-29

ZION the 21<t and 2-,d inst sad scciden .s took
place at Covington, XIV. from the premature dis
charge Of cannon Mr. Jos Fisk was killed in
stantly: Mr. 5. Lemarie. who is since G-.d. had
his arm blown off: and G. 4. Lit:iefield had his
thumbs blown Of. on the 21@t:-on the pa. Jes-
Sc Done, had both his han s blown off. and Mr..
Gracv one-thev were returned volunteers; and
John Gaibov was seriously burned in the face by
the explosion.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-06-29

'An article has been recently invented to please
babies. rsonian.
Our nsighbor seems 10 be ficklsd-''jump, Jim
eIow..''
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-06-29

@WM. Il. GoLpsBoRoUGH, Of Dor
chester county, hns been nominated by
the Wings Of Maryland, us .hor candi-
date for Governor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-20
Herald Marine Correspondence.


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brig Union Mitchell, Guayama PR.
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apparently deck oad did appear to have been long N the
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letter from Capt Fancis of bark Rhine Of reports
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oil had discharged I'd and Sd officers snd one
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S.pt2, lat al 80 Ion 66 o. saw Steamship steering
Sept 49, lat 81 49, lou "a "a saw ship Hudson steering SSW
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NEWPORT, Sept ls-Ar, schr Eug De SAUNDERS Charles
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Hooper, Baltimore; schrs Equity, Cox, Rio Gande Eeme
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Wareha, Mass; Loetto, Henderson, Thomason Margaret
Tukesbury, Fall River: Maria Knowton pghton Br sch
ports Scoto Thompson Gloucester Boston, Torrey Boston
N9tus, Gibbs WaTehsm; " Corbt Hewitt Providence
Col DAVIS. Bayrsm Fall River Iseksc q: Adams
Boston; barge. Cayuga, Owens; Whale Baldwin, Oneida
Colins Philadelphia DeHart and steamer Black Diamond
Morrison, NYork.
RscHMoNp, Sept I7-Cd, ships Jane H Glidden, Childs
Lv-rpoo Obi Champion, Genoa; sid bark Parhian VIII
liston, New Orleans.
sAy.SSAH Sept GAR briggs Augusta Sherwood NYork
Gen Cobb Taylor New Oreans CID bark Francis Gregory
Liverpool brig Larch Haskell Boston, 18TH briggs Ser
ling Macy, New York; Alert Jameson do schr Jno Hart
Stius0n do cld sch American Eagle Moslander PHI
ladeIphia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-20

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IS.i I 't co.'s e.H Wsiaer.5 rs G Bddie~i
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pieces floor stones-i cks 81 TO order.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-20
BosToN, Aug. 81, ls47

BosroN, Aug 81, ls47
.anotaer Yiew of the Politics of Msssaehus,tts-The
Wiimot Propiso and the Presidency.
The manner in which the leading presses of both par
ties here treating the wlmot provso is indicative
Of the extreme desire of both wings and democrats
concste the SOUTH by the aid Of whose they hope
to win the great national game OF isas. Each party
fears that the Southern people dregardng the
political topics and points Of dispute will unite on some
Southern candidate, perhaps Calhoun most prob ably
Taylor. Each well knows that without the aid OF the
South IL can have but small chances Of The
wings, feeling sure Of pretty much all New England in
any event, where the sntsavery sentiment most pre-
walls and confident of carrying Ohio New Jersey and
two three other free States naturally very des
of convincing the slave States that they sworn
toa crusade Of determination against the peculiar in
stitution," that events have demonstrated that
large proportion Of their strength lies In these states
A sensible, clear headed man belonging to the WING
party may we'll induced TO pause before taking
Of blind ddehty TO Garrison & Co, when ne con
templates tnat Kentucky, Tennessee aud North
4rins have Just gwen unmistakeable evidenc
attcnnea to ths wnig party and Of their desire to vote
for wng President ia 1885, that Virginia but short
time ago gained for the opposition five of Con
gress which has secured the House for them and
that the chances ut least for parties In eor-
gia and Louisiana, while Maryland is most reliable
wing state under ordinary circumstances Such n whig
cannot fail to ask Of himself this very important ques-
tion - Why should our party, In support Of mere alb
tora votes OF Tennessee North Carolina Kentucky and
Maryland throw away all probability of getting the
seventeen votes of Louisiana and Georgia and all posi-
bility Of the seventeen of Virginia q? On the other
hand there are tn abotonists OF New York be
csted TO say nothing Of those OF the North and West
To meet this state OF things OF wings propose
TO abandon the Wilmot proviso altogether, and to
take the ground that no territory shall be acquired
hol ers and Northern for IL no more tsrr
tory be acquired the proviso be- than
dead ettrr But they mistaken In surprising that
anything OF the Kind satisfy the uras Of either the
North or the South The abotonists declare that the
Wilnot proviso Of tangible character and direct
how against slavery; aud most OF them would rejoice
81 the acquisition Of territory to the South simply to
make the question what should bethe character
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-20

A:s . ss: D. s, s:s.. s is: 4.
bark ish ms. % SosseS f. s:s
ss Ak Ro sss gs pfGvon B ship
S%I jsss Witss% cs'ssSs.. Sep, 81. with md.s to
Brig ThSs%a' Mssa Aus G,b :, Az.
brig Meseo Mseombe Of Wsspor months out Iso bis
spem-a we'll Sept 10TH ate M. the wreck ofs bark
standing fore gone feet from deck wnda.s
broad streak white Oh and figure head and s.o
rcan add having lately wrecked had been bored
CO." 10 hoard s sr a. $ on he ss d not at
Brig Wstqa Pc nagll CeniassOs % days. with mo-
Brig Calender WyIbe St Jago de Cuba, days. with
Brig North America, Bradbury, Machia. II days, lumber,
Swedish brig Precioss Kahl Goenburg As days. with 800
Hs ss.f Savannah days. with
Brig Herr Re u9 dS Nor. , King toS 2. hours
Bs fSo. s II eu". sssh nSc
5 Gf Ss XII: Sny' si s%s' days. with
10000 feet tm9sr 70 Badger SS. r,sS >, A., ,,
suMe., Chairman &c co. i''0i-''' 'A'' WIN muse
se Alexander. Cuthey, Norfolk, days. with potatoes,
schr Maria, Swain, Baltimore days. with mdse, to John.
schr Jacob Ryerson Paynte Firguia days. with coal
Schr Lynchburg Smack Baltimore days, with md'e, to
Tyre Comstock Lubee, days. with plaster Brett
schr Henry Johnson Hardy Lubec, days. with plaster
Schr Orbit Lufkin, Calais 81 days. with ah to master
Schr Henry, Lake Addison, IS days, to master.
Scbr Vsndalia. Trout Cherryfeld 81 days.
Schr Oregon Moore Jonesport, II days. with spars.
Schr Rsiog Sun: Wass, Addison, l2 days with spars
schr Tribune, Nickerson Boston, days
Schr Fredonis, Brown, Eastport. days.
Schr Mechanic. Sawyer Machias ~ days, with lumber
schr Trumpet, Ames. Thomaston days, with lime.
schr Grecan, Chase, Boston, days. to Atkins
Sch Delaware Frost Portland (Me IL days Holt Owen
Hurd, Pilburv. hOmaston days, lime master
sehr VIZ Henry. Thondyke Thogmaston' dsy; Lime.
Schr Thers Linnel. Pl mouth, 3 days, with fish. :,
Schr Emoous Howes, Providencetown days, with fish,
Sch, Hudson, Carr Beverly days, with fish, TO master
Schr Dolphin SHARP st Johns NIB with lath to master
Schr Alabama. SInalley, Salem, 3 days with mdse.
Schr Sea Gull Merrill Themaston, days with lime.
Schr Ellen. Sparrow, Marblehead, DAYS with fish.
Schr earl Allen, Norwich, days. with fish,
Br schI Peruvian. Cole, Cumberland, (Ns) with grind
stones, to w Wood
Schr Lafayette. Taylor, Virginia Q days.
Schr Ing aham. Polk, Cherrys'one. 2days.
Schr Gil Bias, Jason, Virginia, days.
Sch Meguntccok, Elms, Thomaston. days, with lime.
Schr Aurors, Brown Mschiss II days with lumber.
Schr Compliance, Crouch. Boston, 3days, w Lewis
Anchored at w Spit Packet ship New World Knight
Live pool Aug Gath. with mdse, Grinneli, Mnfum Co.
Bremen ship \ migrant, Anderson, Bremen, with mdse
Also, ships, 2bIigs-unknown.
Packer ship New York. for Havre still remains anchor
SW Spit.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-20

louisville, Sept 10 = he quantity sent this week by
railroad IL 33 01I 06 and by Canal 1891 II total for
the week, 4OS73 Os tons-tots by railroad 9i9 s69 49,
by canal, 234 IL Freghts to York. 81 2s; to New
ark 81 12 to Providence 81 IS; to Fall River, 81 75
New Bedford 81 IS; to Salem So l2h to Portsmouth,
N. H. - 1874; to Portland, Me, 81 l21; to Boston.
81 AK to New Haven 81 37a to Hartford, 81 %; to
troy, 81 75 to Albany 81 621a; to Baltimore SOC; to
Washington, 81 l21a The from Bristol are 21ac
Prices Of Coal on board-White Ash Lump So
IS So s7k: Nut do, So SO u SO 75; broken Egg and
Stove, So SIN 81; Red Ash Lump, SO rs 80 s7h
Prepared 81; Nut, SO so So 49, Lenigh Lump So s7h
Prepared 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-20
MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK, sEPrEMRER 2O
Arrived.

Arrived.
Ship Philadelphia, Dunn ,ntw.rn A.. =. o~ .
End spoke shi, Msrann, from New York e., wh Lang
80 ~ lou 60 30 spoke sh New World 'o honooh' Lat
TO master uays, WIN mdse,
Ship Philadelphia, Dunn Antwerp % d,vs w;,L
ID A KingsIand. ~ "'''' WIN mdse TO
Shp Massachusetts, samson Liverpool 30 DAYS with md..
a. apScott-4 pags 2Bth ult la 40 az In
III W. saw Preach steame steering east " 90 ~
Br ship Troubadpur Blow. Liverpool 81 DAYS, with ,,
TO Rev bu n-2Oi passengers, - "'' WIN muse
BARK gilbert Msleher, ConstaaL 30 days with bemp aud
,on P Newood Graft 4th instant lat ~ IS lon as spore
Dr DARK Dough- Davies from sligo for Quebec i2h instant
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-20
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 10.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 10.
We have the commencement of q storm this morning,
which, from the power of the wind feels very like
equnoxtial gale
Our fremen very severely tssked last night and
this morning with alarms Of fire. of which proved
very serious. About O'Clock fire broke out at the
rear of two frame dwellings Second street. South
wark, both Of which considerably damaged About
daylight carpenter shop Tenth and Buttonwood
streets, Spring Garden fire. and fifteen dwell
ings consumed before the remen could extnguish
the flames, 5esides five others seriously damaged A
second carpenter shop also involved in the cona
grafton supposed to have originated in the act of
an ncendary for the purpose of aording the two
panrs In that vicinity who have been fighting for some
time another opportunity OF INDUCING their pugistc
sppetites but the Of the flames great
thst their duties hremen gave them opportunity
to indulge their propensities.
poor widow woman living In Southwark last evening
having occasion to some audanum to assuage pain
In her breast by applying it outwardly placed the bot
tie upon the chimney piece in her room Her eldest
child girl Of four five years of age got the bottle
and in play administered to herself her infant
ter Both now lying in very critical state and it
Is feared neither will survive.
Solomon Vickers the leader in the Kensngton riots Of
ls4a, against whom true bill for the killing of Rse was
FOUND shortly after that yester
day, and committed to prison The Judge refused to
admit him to bail.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-20

BALTIMORE, Sept lS, lS47.
.anSiey for further int,tg ,nce from Mer.co- Com
MERGE Theafricak.
Our city Is the tptoe of expectation for further
intelligence from the seat OF The probability is
that of ponies will being the intelligence TO-
morrow evening
Counterfeit three dollar the Norwak bank OF
Ohio, are in circulation in this city.
There in the port of Baltimore yesterday, the fol-
lowing number Of vessels ships 7; barks o. briggs 10,
schooasrs 24-in all So or this nun Der are British
and Bremen.
F. B. schaeher, ESQ., of this city, who has served
campaign in exco with the Baltimore battalion, has
received commission Captain aud is opening
devious u rifle regiment.
w. X Blake, Esq., the popular comedian, and est-
m able ntlenaa. for number of years connected with
Mr. Marshall Of the Walnut street theatre in Philade
phis has the Holiday theatre of Baltimore
aud the theatre ut Richmond, which he proposes to
keep open in conjunction He is repairing aud putting
both houses in hae order and being great favorte in
both cities cannot fail to be eminentiy successful
Tue NJ useuln continues to do we'll. Mr. Owens, the
popular comedian is fulfilling engagement to crowd
ed houses.
The Lumore stock market has been dull during the week.
without much variation quotations -.
Uaed States six Of 1867, close firmly at 1857
Maryland 6s have advanced Xc and closed firmly at SO
asked. 84k bad SteTliug So, IS asked, 16 bid
City ia Of 1890 for sale lO0 for the opening 100 bid
We quote 6's Of 1870, at 99H 100 for opening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-20

NTRCULAR-TO OUR PATKONy AND TO PKIN-
~ TIERS GENERALLY.-The undersigned respec tfully
that notwithstanding the sustained by
the late fire they the southwest
Nassau and Ann directly opposite TO their old
establishment As the entire stock OF types machinery and
fixtures destroyed the some little ind n
may be claimed for the time necessary to perfect their
arrangements They grateful however to say, hat many
their valuable mouds and trxes preserved by the
Of their friends, and will in few days be repaired
aud in full operation Arrangements have been made 10
series aud beau faces for new mou and msch
nerv. The solicit continuance OF favos from
their brethren and the printing trade generally
he mist have aroused them to fresh energy and by
their prompt they determined maintain the
proud long awarded to their house. as being
the head Of their peculiar branch For excellence 81 woK
to challenge competitions they have on hand some lew , nm
the ruins which will be disposed of at reduced prices h
they be enabled the commencement of their opera
have baud entire stock oil every aeie re-
qued in printing Offices, The ,ake TINS
friends their generous the late DISASTROUS 9cc@
sion JAMES CONNOn SoN'
AL 1frc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-20

A SUPERIOR TRUSs-Now for sale, Hungerfords Pa
IA Truss for which he has received two Premiums by
the American Institutes in October A. D. iat and one in
best the high appreciation of the the
subscribers aer themselves that this Truss but to be uni
versay known supercede practical utility other usses
now in market The construction Of the pad is such that
has rolling motion itself to motion Of
the body securing the upure without causing pain
The aud comfort with which this Truss is makes
truly the Empire Tus-surpassing all others IN USE Pu
chaers be assured when properly fitted It IS perfectly
and easy WITHOUT chang when the body
notion Gaylods Bridge Connecticut by
SEELYE& WARNER.
TESTIMONIALS
Being under the necessity Of wearing truss, applied
Hu the back pad Of which continually chaed and CALLED
me- much that the remedy became than the dis
Being induced HungerfoTds Patent Truss find
myself entirely relieved from PAM while the rupture IS per-
cy secured with all the and comfort that could wish
Gentlemen try for yourselves certainly weud not
with the that have for Fifty DesTs III could no gu
another 80 WILLIAM w. DEYO.
New Paltz. Ulster county, New York. Sept. 2, l9i7
have used Hungerods Truss occasions, during
the past four years that utility well
comfort it excels all other before the public
JOHN BARNES, M.
Poughkeepse. June %, 1871
Sold by A. ID. SANDS, 100 Fulton street, New York
81 l2tiawsm
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Passenger Arrived.

HAyRE-Shp New Hampshre-Dr Beloumey; Raw.
ANrwERr-Ship Phadei phia-Wm Essen Russia; Mad q
Schrever germany Mad do do Jacob do, do 200 la the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-20

NJ AIRET & ROBERT 81 Liberty streethave lately re-
l eeyed several cases OF JeweIry from the most ce'sor
ted manu- .eneva esng general S ;ch
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