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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-25
COmHfEH CIAL INTE LLIG ANCE.
The Flour Markets.

PHILApELrBfA, Aug. 23.-The demand for -four con-
tinues limited and prices dropping Sales of 1900
1000 barrels fresh ground Pennsylvania at part lined
and delivered, some Brandywine at SO 21, and n lot of
western at 80 s7h The sale OF fresh ground Pennsy
vaus Hour noted in yesterday paper at something less
than SO, was made at So rs per barrel la rye flour
sales have transpired holders ask SO so There no
inquiry for meal Pennsylvania is held at So as
but no transactions have been reported Gran-wneat
continues and there Is but little arriving Sales
OF 700 500 bushels southern at 81 ~ ST. Is per
bushel No sales of rye. Cornl0O0 bushels Penusyl-
vania yellow sold at rs cents, weight Oats rather
moro inquired for Sales Of 1000 5000 bushels prime
old Pennsylvania at so 81.
CIScfrsATI, Aug lI.-There was no important change
In prices to-day The sales 456 barrels City Mills
In two lots at 81 40 81 do from railroad 81 40 and
90 do from river at 81 60
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Cotton Crop.

The following from the Mobile Register Of the 18th
Ia from Mr. Dey OF the largest cotton planters In
Alabama, man Of experience and exceedingly careful
Of what he writes
PERRv CouNTr, Ala, August o, ls47.
At ysur request write inform you that up to the
first of this MONTH suffered but little by the boil
worm in the cotton The fly which suppose produ.
Lhs worm found in great numbers In the early
part of last week, the made their appearance
We find them now very numerous from living spec to
the half grown, and In instances the full grown
worm have field Of 1870 acres that think will be
entirely destroyed. am now cachingJthe worms, and
from the quantity take you would suppose the
squares and bos not yet destroyed, would be sao
II Is not so; pass by sufciency land indeed they
Matching every day TO destroy the cotton almost
entirely. examined another part of my crop this
morning The cotton is not quite forward, but few
worms 70 be fouod In a few more days, shall have
thousands Of them here. Mr. W has seen some of
the neghboring crops and thinkssI have more worms
than any one else IL may bs at this time but
dsys wh prove the calamity universal this district Of
country. MT B. w, offers his growing crop for
his products last which about one third Of an
ordinary production. " ~
Aug 10 My overseer at Midway came up this morn
ing Hcsays that the worms are all over the cron hut
not In such numbers "a have had them Won will
remark that the period Of their greatest rhyaqes ha
tween the middle Of August and nrst Of September W.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-25

81 Cleared.
D:s:s s;sass R R.A. Hirls Ell FGm L!
s.,c ksSs,u.en Husy Liverpool Hill
aws h1 9ss. hs s @sSr,
csa f Lark ss N AsfT M'sDD
s's% Kcssr Fnsd, a1 ds stost s%s 90; ann
so s Pulaski Baas.s esoa sms
sS
iiss sa s%, HoSs ar
phia; Grscian, Chase, Boston.
Arrived
Packet ship Toronto, Warren, London and Portsmouth
July Joha Grswod Aug co. lat 80 49, Ion 81 40
am bark with loss Of fore aud main m,t. and jb
day 40 g. S. spoke ship lay of and from Sag Har
Bremcl ship Christopher Columbus Fredrcks Bremen Sc
Bsrk Wave Bogsrdus (of Boston) st Jago de Cuba 90
lays TO SIT hhds ar 3O7 bags coffee le7 bales
Key IL days with 5000 bushels salt to Mitchell Left
An yessels-A pas s.e M >, d.v. With
DO ao
Brig Venezuela Fowler Cardenas 10 days to P Buck
Vessels left before IePoed No date gyea spoke sch,
30 90 lon "a 3Owas endeavong make for New York
supplied them wi ssils-waaed no other assistance - =.
ehSidpsns V so I to stewart. o
British brig Alameda Thorner Fogo F, 2s days. in bal
Brig Sterling Porter Boston, days. in ballast Durham
Brig Mstamora. Mallory, Mystic, in ballast.
schr Challenge. DAYS. Portland, molasses TO order
sssT Adr2ff aoqs sosS
schr Matilda, Hipson Eastport, ath
schr Red Rover Bacon Boston, plaster.
s sehr snsasFs s An New sss s aa o
5chr Red Jacket James. Virginia bound to Fall River
Telegraph reports no vessels in sight at shutdown.
Sailed.
Packet ship LIVERPOOL Tor Liyerpoo South Carolina Char
eston bark Bogota st Martha; brig Harriet newfoundland
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COMMERCE or BosroN.-The arrivals at this
port Saturday last, were one hundred and
forty-sx ooastwise and twenty foreign consisting
of ship eight barks forty briggs, hun ed
and eight schooners two soops and one steamer total
hundred and sixty nine; by far the large number
that came into this port in day. In this
Der not included large number OF vessels bringing
wood sand SC, Cape packets and other small craft;
but such arrive from considerable distance and
booked at the Merchants Exchange. large number
Of the brigs and schooners loaded with anthracite
coal, neary all from Philadelphia, and tne aggregate
amount of their cargoes Is twenty-five Thousand one
hun ired aud twenty three tons In addition this
amount there received two hundred and eighty
hve chaldrons of btumnous coal from the British pro
vinces. The arrivals Friday last nineteen
foreign and forty coastwise exclusive Of small craft
BoEtor .fdvertiser, dug. %.
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Foreign inaportasSons.

LoNpoE-Ship Toronto-4e casks Iol esse, AZ
ny ingu-is5 cks 30 carhoys Norwood eoN5o rI.
,n ss,i 70 s11 90 Har man COZ Barber Bro
veasrop l bsnd12 Cocker NED sco-e no 'ihcna
"a ca mos Ksyn?d'-3 Mortimer 4 Gaut.ey-2 ,ato
q eHsra-5J Johnson-l0 eks ,Phsirs, Dodg, 4 CO.
rlsM soh bf y lnneli Mm,srn--5 chests Dntilph
D,SS vWsyo Peg, yyse sone Appleton Coz
bales VI Opeiheim-l+ hhds Hasey- o bsies Ere,.,n
Sieenhil-2 John Morton5o bis Peter Harmony n NJ
pneW-ll1 cks barsow colo II carbovs 81. r. ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-25

LIy5sroPt,5shg Liverpool; Charles Minturn VIM J
Sehens snd lady, YORK; A Low lazy aud servant Mas
Low, John Low George Low. Miss Shaw Mr. and Msdams
Iaeto WI pamSsyeaq Johg Nelson Bonita, Hs1sns
rmpson, Mssourii Joseph Brown. Cansdsi MIs Rs,d
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-25
Pnsaen0cra Arriu..i

LoNDor--Ship Joronto-Csptsin Chss Il Ford ROYAL En-
gnesrs lady child and Rev Alex Mccall Scoand
Frederic FAR Jcr.ev; Or VIM Corbett Charleston Rebd
hussell. stephen Russel Pa pr Fox, England; Dsa Fs
lx Germany; Mrs Talbot child Edmund Plan Insn
Ingrm, Englsnd-l9g In the steoTage.
BKEnEN-5nlp Christopher Columbus-C Hartaub Mr.
Kaufman and LADY, Mr. Kohler and lady; Jenisch aud .
Mss stresemann, Miss Grotesend Koder DR. Enrer2
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Sales Of stouIxs ar tso,,n,.

ExeHAseE BoAHp, aug 232o Wesrera Esilroad IoA; II
do moss Fall aver RAILROAD, l6 Portland. S,co
Portsmouth io2s lido, lo24; Vermont aud Mass chu.
.ers Rairoac sO 80 East ston Dividends. So SO; IFS
Norwich and Worcester Railroad 56 IS do 20 d. 6 1875
do 5h Is do 30 d. Sc; 1870 do 364; so do, 10 b. 5sh
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uorE pQK THE AyvLICTED.sIhs sss, Msdiss
sSs: without .1s ~hS e:
Msfss sfI Ss.S,ss u S
United ssts will be in attendance at the grand
''''' Dr. BEACH's BOOKS AND MEDICINES.
Hs asa sso he form. stages al
will be sSS wSSos s for o
Patent. may " rely the
sasss have afforded relief in the
for @ y By
the ast %M e she PRACTICE OF MEDICINE"
with which has been unequaed IN the history Of
Ali patients who visit this Office win be prescribed for se
eordng the American practice in which vegetable RENE
viii s ears, II u f p.:siSe h.
T has sa ss 3 a
and been aoaoTsd By sold medals from Kas and 9pssn
q Pope
.ve Of their high estimation Of the scisnce safety certainty
The following and other of acute chronic
PILES whether Bleeding Or Blind or in state Of Tum0r
sa HH. and al Of til. Kidney.
COUGHS Cold. Consumption Bronchitis. and all other dis
ssfRhSEHEA kac Eth Eafbs sGsS HEAD and al.
81 PTGE EYES AND EARS treated without
eupplos scariyng leechns bs'ering or the use Of in
Shhsj rss,s s,srs MoRps
STTs Asas in the Fac.
DAE S FHH I'D k N;ESs ssfGL,s i.
various stages, and all diseases resulting from syph tic
asA. Ssw. -
and Head Palptation the Heart, Nervous Debility, Col
HIP DISEASE. or White Swelling Felons whitlOw; all
FF TS%q Sores e sTS .as Ulcers of whatever character,
INFLUENZA, and CataIrh in the Head
Sn II I'D ps
III Is MMnS ti MEAsLEs GROUP
EE Sfs X # d ps hsss ss Fever
b btuHKs saG. ca Bra.s:
IN AN set%n without Il %
30 cheap Of disease cannot be Obtained this city,
no other accrung than the amount which the med
Already the muiitudes who have been prescribed for
oas bsene S or oSer
painful weakening and poisonous means so generally re-
Patients visited at their own houses urgent cases, if
Person, residing in any part Of the country 6y sending
@ ssy Of be Tor
Aaass.s FL atss By mail New b paid
Meas aeSsFEEs s ' Hrt qEf SsfEN
he country for form Of disease and the more j;
de- the Il. al Il s p,
cal derangement BY restoring the nsersble perspraton
salt rheum, scad head eryspeas and all cuaneou eruptons
By the heals ulcers fever named
the pores and squzag the circulation Of the blood
aud cosveness fails to cure burns and scads, how
alaying Inflammation and PAIN and destroying
head sides, back bowels and limbs, and unsurpassed IN
worms rve Of all kinds ague the face and breast and all
Diseases Use this mastery medicine, and you will
| not be disappointed.
This wonderful Ointment being used externally is an eI
aordnary medicine for children, being convenient to
administer safe and its results Ii uncom.
vemifuge bringing all kinds OF worms and PIN
| in large quantities. -
Grand depot. No. i4l Fulton street. New York
NJ Ball orders and communications by mail to be adj
dressed to James McAser. No. Al Fulton street, New
| York. je26 eods0tsr
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= nled Dy Inc <Aioany Neee"oy, "nu sneii
ID RS. -
-. FIagg, the Comptroller and Mr. John an Bu-
the Attorney General have both sgniued thsir in-
tenton to Withdraw from the canvass Inc former re-
tires gracefdy from an oce thst ne mas hsa TOT over
thrteen years. aud tho latter removes 70 the Cly OF
Nav YORK TO ooS ths prsctce OF ans anu 10
withdraw for the present from the arena OF politics
The former who is prudent frugal man mas PROBABLY
saved handsome competency from the euoiunen's oi
tho different ocs n has so long enJoyedi ana Tue lat
Tar has asut aud industry enough to secure To himself
an extensive and profitable professional business Inc
annolncsment OF the declnature OF Mr. Fagg has been
ehcaiy made through tue columns OF the Eastern stare
Joa'nar and the .fi6any .it1as, aud MI Van buren
openly proclams his intention TO take up MS residence
10 the city OF New York we may. therefore, expect
that other persons Will be Tor the onces now
hsld oy them Fer the COMPROMISING many names
have been mentioned among them Judge Dayton, ste
OF the Eighth Circuit, Thomas Harrington the present
State Treasurer, Heman j. kedhed. OF Genesee ana
@. Cambreling, ex-Memoer Of Congress; and the fol-
lowing have been named for Attorney General huus
w feckham Of Albany Horatio Seymo OF Utica ana
James L Brady of New York. The barn burners viii
probably urge either Dudley D. Field OF New York, or
Peter Cagger, Of Albany, for the nomination For Sc
crstary OF state the Of the present
Judge Benton of and that OF Edward sanford
present Stale Senator from your city, are spoken or
The claims OF the various candidates viii be- earnestly
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No CURE No rAYTpk; COHpirT, 10 Duane stree
ssss's S
md expeditions mode oftrestmeu-h. extraordinary
Rs al s
node Of is safe eectua and expedition, not re-
lurng either the Of mercury restraint in diet bus
S width wsa
four days No charge made unless cured Postpaid letter,
sasSsas fee of three dollars will receive y gTG ssre at
EFkIkkHs0N iNsUkANCk C9MrAtN1; .Olhc. NO
This connues to insure ssains los. or damage BY
ore on dwelling house. MaehOg'.. building, il sspq.s.
LOSES Correctly and promptly adjusted and paid.
Ehe. T Woodruff, ,f RsS.sa M D.. Esnsi. Says.
T TSc%F.ss Fs
I:ss ES; zI Ess: si;
rh'' W. Ih''''' John MOSES Ras.s' TUCKER, ..id...
SSSkF sSsES HHHAo 81 sGk1ts
ARTICLE his deiciou, compound so deseTedy fsvo-
among Inventions and seeSny accorded
for rs surprising medical and Chemical Properties Its action
the human ska maeou that but for the enght
pobsy ns
hs golden ths mighty Hsrms. Certain s. that ihf
plmpled skin. made undergo by free use Of Gou
auds Italian Medicated Soap, exceed the power Of magic
IL so highly medcaed that the entire host OF cutaneous
eruptions Immediately cured by II II emoient that
the toughest toughest hardest skin, speedily made so
and smooth infants its chemical properties
erfu that the thickest epdems which tropical
tanned into be easily rendered soft plant clear
and brilliantly hite aud is highly scented that de-
ghu fragrance will float the lveong day around the
using it, For the Of the toilet nothing
purifier and cleanser OF the skin nothing
equal shaving compound, is the most delicious
utcle ertant and gentleman who values luminous
serial operation should for moment be without If it
u possible to the helpless whose tender
skin frequently chafed and have ythng
Medicated Soap
Beware of spurious purpopg be indicated and
especially beware of counterfeit Of Gouauds Soap sold in
rauds articles are TO be obtained genuine at his depot
Walker street, first store of Broadway New York;
all 3M.m
CONSTIPATION (COsTTVENESs) DESTROYED
Obstinate invelerae and habitua Constipation, Cos
yeness) not only totally overcome but also completely des
oyed without using either injections baths,
by natural simple, agreeable and inble means recently
Discovered in France BY NJ Warton So Rue Richeeu Pa
riso Price 20 cents
70 This great RENE is a light palstable and delicious
ood called Ervalen vegetable tarina-n respects
esemblinR
The above treatise nd Evalenta constantly hand
National Depot OF aon OF Paris expressly established for
their SALE at HAMM ONDS& CO.'S Drug Store 278 Broad.
way corner OF Cham street. three doors south Of Stusr
marble building
Booksellers and Druggists abroad DESTROYS Of introducing
with favorable TERMS by addressing paid 1.-THE Drec-
the National Depot OF Parsv York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-25

lNR. FAWCETT'S CARD.-l am member OF G Royal
- College Of Surgeons md OF Jefferson College, Phila-
depha and graduated WHOM the lamented Dr. George
son, Calhoun, Mcclellan were psotessoIs there Ny
shed treat Of all important private and diseases
peculiar both and be condenta consulted IN
relation the ofce ll3 Greenwich street The
books each the only that perma-
nently constitutional debility in this county sp25 src
M UNi HLf hr.rOR1 FOX JCL III the Now orb
1 Medical and Surgical Institute No IS Chambers street
This institution founded in s4 suppres qukery and
hcted under the distinguished patronage las will be
by many Of the eminent consisting
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-25

fNOLT'S COTTON DUCk-A constant supply OF the
~ rous Numbers % and ~ inches wde warranted superior
to any in market, for s,le pv
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&T&LAGE J-Cons.sin, - 2 co, Y sore and dwell
ing HOUSE, barn, COW houses, Wagon houses corn
CRIB. barracks &c. with sex Of excellent Land
high Of cultivation, well and umbered The
surpassed by in the Stae-nor the store
for country The property will be sold
indsputsbIe Apply to JAS. B. BARR every Wednesday,
the Northern Hotel foot Of street hom9 M
M aud Thursdays until r. NJ other days 10 the New
York Real Estate Company, corner Broadway and Maiden
lane. J. b. u.
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LOOK ~ THlS.-I.sdies' CATERS, silprep. Bus
kips, Tics House Slips, White and Black Satin
Prunella Buskins and Slippers, and all other kinds
of Boots and Shoes, Of the finest STYLE Also large
assortment of misses and chiidrcns.
(cntlemen will find In this store great assortment Of fine
Boots and Shoes, calf and leather; Gate OF all
kinds AlsO Boys Boots CATERS and Shoes OF all sorts and
Sizes
All of above of quality and cheap se7 Broad
as sotsrc NJ CAHILL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-25

FRENCH BOOTS = Paris imperial French Calf
Boots for So equal to the best sold IN Broadway for Is
or 81. Fine French Calf Boots city made, for 50 So
usually Sean be found q the corner 9f Fulton and N,a
order for p So Also the French Congress boots, OF the best
hand.
All goods warranted give satisfaction Corner of Fulton
and Nassau streets. jy2s 3ot.re
Ns BIRD, Chinese and New Holland Coeka.oos- The
Sxt and valuable Birds call their Election
in the Mensgerie Of Messrs Raymond and Warning
other Of George q. Thorburn, ESQ., IS John The
Cages, Bird Seeds, SC. Sc.
king Charles spaniels English and Scotch Terriers.
all for sale by W s. JOHNSTON.
280 Broadway, I'd door south Of
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JEFFERSON INSURANCE COMrANl-Oihcs n o
81 so Wall street. opposite the Merchants Exchange.
This continues against loss damage BY
dre dwelling houses warehouses; buildings in general
goods and merchandise and description Of
sonal property.
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PHILADELPHIA, Aug. a. l847.
Arrived schrs w Erickson Smith, Fall River; barges
Buens Vista, Holland, Albany; Comet, Coz; Dolphin, Lamb
aad Starr, Loughead, N York.
Below, schr Alcyne, Tithenage Wilmington, N G.
Cleared packet ship Susq 1ehannah, Dunevy Liverpool
brig judge Mitchell Drinkwate Portsmouth, II; schn
James Ricnmoad, Decker, shelbSurse N N Mahonry
Dole Chiresoon; Union. Scu Richmond: Minerva, Davis
Fall River; w Enicksou Smith, do; Empire, Wilsey Al
bauy George Kotts Smith idgeport; Belle, Pinckney
barges Orb Yapp Jersey rrader Dalton and
BLACK Diamond Morrison. York.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-01-01
From the Cincinnati Gazette.
THE PUBLIC PRINTING:

BY law the public printing in this State is set
up for fair competition, and the lowest response.
bic bidder. by giving security for his perform
ance, enters into contract with the State to do
the work for a certain period Of time. This law
and the contracts made under it, embrace, in
terms, the printing of the Senate. Contracts, ac.
cording to the provisions of the law, have been
entered into by Charles Scott and Jonathan Phil
ips to do the printing for this year, and to them
the officers are required to deliver the paper on
which to do the printing. These contracts are
in full force.
Owing TO the sickness oftwo ofthe whiemem.
bers elected 10 the Senate at the late election, the
locofocos had majority in that body at its or.
ganlzatlon; and still have majority. On taking
their seats the Senators were sworn to be faithful
10 the Constitution ofthe United States and ofthe
State. The Constitution ofthe United States de.
clares that no law shall be passed impairing the
obligation Of contracts. Yet, after taking this
oath, the locoioco Senators, accidently in a ma.
jority in that body, have introduced, and rushed
through with hot haste, resolution to take the
printing from Scott and Philips, and give il TO
Samuel Medary, the contracts with Scott and
Philips to the contrary Notwithstanding! This is
a high-handed measure indeed! 1t will meet the
rebuko orhonest men Of all parties.
1t undertakes to disregard the provisions of an
existing law-assumes that the Senate alone-by
mere resouton-can repeal law ofthe State
and openly asserts that the Constitution imposes
no obligation upon Senators, not to violate a con-
tract, fthat contract be to do the printing of the
Senate, and has been made with a man whose
political opinions do not square with the majority
orthat bod VI These assumptions, one and ali,
are entirely lndefensible. We shall soon see
what steps will be taken TO execute the Rcsolu.
ton of the Senate.
The only steps taken to execute the resolp.
ton have been its passage through the Senate,
and the delivery fthe copy of bills and journals
to Medary, by the clerk. Medary is printing the
bills for the Senate-and Major Philips is de6iting
the State for the amount, as per his contract. He
has executed his bond for the faithful execution of
the work; aud had proceeded to make the noces.
sary preparations. Up to the time of the pas.
sage ofthe resolution of the seventeen nulifers,
he had printedall the bills to the satisfaction ofal
concerned, so far as we know. Ifthe State, Tor
rather the seventeen Senatorsl choose 10 employ
Medary 10 DO the work, the Major has no obiec.
tion-prop'ded alroays, they pay himfor it acCor.
ding to contract But he by no manner of means
relinquishes his right under the contract 10.
s. Journal.
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Tne following Committees, appointed at the
first session, stand through the Congress;
On Expenditures in the State Department
Messrs. Strong ]. H.CamPbcll, CrOzier, La Sere
and J. ii. Johnson.
On Expenditures in the Treasury Department
-Messrs. Scammon, White, Roberts, Wood and
Root.
On Expenditures in the War Department
Messrs. Woodruff Crozier, r. Smith, and Julius
Rockwell.
On Expenditures in the Navy Department
Messrs. Collin, Fries, Blanchard, Longand Moul'
ton.
On Expendituresin the Post Office Department
-Messrs. La Sere, Abbott, w. G. Brown, Tho
mason and Morris.
On Expenditures on the Public Buildings
Messrs. Garvin, Jenkins, Leake, McHenry and
]. A. Rockwell.
Enrolled Blls-Messrs. Wheaton and Biggs.
Mr.. Bowden Of Alabama then announced the
death of his predecessor, Mr.. Felix G.. McCon-
nell. His remarks were very appropriate, but
must defer any observations for my letter this
evening. With the customary resolutions the
House adjourned.
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guilty of all the blood she'd by ,yTao,s hi ,T.,.s.
ling down both ruth and iusiicel Thus Cbask.
am, Burke, Washington, Patrick Henri, A..
and Others, were guilty Of all the blo3i sS.5 -
the Revolutionary Wah Kosciusko. sDd s,Se - =
the true men who spoke in favor Of down.,r,.s.
den Poland, ore guilty Of all the blood and 60.
mage occurring when this brave people fought
for libeuy-while
-'Pregue's proud arch with Ruins fresdid glow.
The bloOd-s.ained waters murmering far below.
The patriots Emmett, Tone, and Fitzgerald.
are guilty OF the blood which flowed in Ireland
Had all the people, and their friends, failed 10
vindicate truth and right, as Chatham and Burke
did against their own Governments. then blood
might not have been shed. But the world bs.
pronounced their conduct right, and the .prooras.
sive' philosophy Of Indiana Loco Focoism can.
not make the world believe it wrong.
Mr.. Kennedy having concluded, Mr.. Hudson
Of Mass. reviewed the questions at issue in an
able and calm argument of an hour long: after
which the House adjourned, Mr.. Seaborn Jones
Of Ga. having the floor for tomorrow.