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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-16

Ms DYxs's CouRsE or Lessons IN Psosoos Arm-
The first lesson OF Mr. Dyers course which Vas TO have
been given at the Brooklyn Institute. in Wsshinront
this evening Is unsvodsby postponed, on account Of
Mr. De professional engagements till Saturday evening
March 30 when free lesson will be given, for the pun
pose Of sordng all persons interested in the subject
an opportunity the merits OF the art and the ease
with which can be acquired before purchasing tickets
for the course
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-16

COUNTY ADvBRrIsIsG--The TROY DAILY POST
ia now one Of the best advertising mediums for Mer
chants In the interior Of the State.
IN addition 10 their large circulation IN Troy and ~
v,tnity both their Daily and Weekly papers circulate
extensively throughout Rensselaer, sars'oss and w"h
ingon Counties, and in the adjacent sections OF As's
chusetts and Vermont.
Iii published by Wells & Davis, on the cheap plsn
their terms for advertising being about one half the
| usual charges. MIC "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-16
Duoirrs5 Notices.

~ GENrLEnES's HArs, style for SpIins, 1877, VII
be introduced on Wednesday, March 3.oy
LEARY & co. Hatters Aston House. Broadway
Circulars descriptive .; our style viii be orwardet
BY addressing Us post paid. min
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-16

~ By the .Nasroo Cisi-ss, we learn tia, Mrs.
Emms Smith. widow Of the late Mormon Prophet Joe
siih has returned 10 the city Of Nsuyoo and has taken
NE hoW. Known q the Mansion House
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-16
gRooKLYN AFFAIRS

FrRE-Aboat half past I O'Clock. Sunday
morning. IRE broke oct ia Boerumst Gear Dean a.
the brick building occupied BY Mr. Nilbrun ss eroeery
and NJ. 5 Mitchell a. a dwelling. The building was
burn, down in spite Of the Efforts OF the aremso ne
stock Of the they with the aid of several eiafsn'
and police officers succeeded in rSscuing hr. Neaia
insured to the amount Of hss loss' the building
which owned by Mr.. Mitchell was insured Tor w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-16

~ Buoch b. Gibbs. Of West Jersey. was lost
overheard from The schr Amanda Rensch on her pas
cage from Charleston to BrszOs Santiago On the 81 Of
February.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-16
new.Usmp,bIre Election.

We are indebted TO Mr.. Cloyes OF the New-Haven
line for a copy of the Boston Post Of yesterday.
from which we derive some farther returns from
New. Hampshire. The Post is Loco Foco
paper, but we do not believe that its editor would
intentionally admit false information into its
columns.
According to this authority, then Williams, the
Loco Foco candidate for Governor, in 9Oe towns is
SIG ahead Of the Allies" which majority will be
increased by the eighteen towns yet unheard from
to 1000 at least
We give the figures of the Post
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-16

LArsK yRoN FRAScE--The ship Colambisna
Nsnol iron Hsvrs arrived Al Charleston on Thursday
last Capt NJ left Hsvre on tbs Sd Of February. bal
brought no newspapers mercantile letters for that
aitw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-16

TorcH CAsE-Henry Lewis, alas Butcher jim
and George Lyons alias Townsend, were ca sandsg
evening" srrssiea b. olhcer Austin oi the flsh Nut
charged with having been concerned IN Toobins s,r.s
ger Of about $3.50 in den In Dusnest Committed e,
examination.
COURT or SEssioSs.-John Jackson aiiGi Peel
eolored) pleaded guilty 70 charge Of burglary Hous.
of Refuge Thomas Gowan alas Tom Bush Nas t.s4
for robbery in hs FIRST degree In knocking down 80
stealing from Thomas Keenan, nttysix pieces Of u.
value OF SIS lie found guilty and sentenced % Ia
state Prison for the of ten years. Graz
Jury in the case OF William Dicks on charge Of o.
tanning money under pretence for charitable parpOse,
was dismissed. The accused after reprmsrd ron
the Recorder wss discharged Edgar Il. Lang wss
placed upon his trial iCr committing nuisance which
consisted in the keeping OF coal yard in ieoasasi
below Wssi Broadway and Church st. Ailer exsnilns-
ron Of Witnesses on both sides farther proceedings Of
the ,r.al were postponed until this morning ne
Grand Jury then came into Court snd announced
thar they bad completed iAs business before the hAs
inx touad 6 bills u iDaietmsnt) whercVgoH they
q. discharged tor the term.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-16

NATIVE CogrKR.-A bosldsr OF Copper from
Lake Superior weighing ssiolbs. h. Just been
smsl:ed At the eupola furnace Of Holly & Dels'
mater. SEQ wessst and produced Ssi2 lbs. Of pure
Copper, or over 20 per cent twas nained at the
location Of the Baltimore Company, ontcnogon
River
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-16

FoR The 6uIr--U. S. bark Etha sailed hence
On Saturday. Numerous and urgent orders bad been
been received TO ges her OF &c possible. she
carries the biz gun for the arrival Of which Il Is under
stood the attack the castle OF Saa isAn has been de-
lsyed. Ths with the necessary lnmuniuon no ANAL
load but The Etns viii report herself 10 the squadron
- econ % possible. boston Posi-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-16

STEAM PILE DsrvIse.-The undersgne lsre prepnei
b contrsc, for the driving OF piles by steam powell
for foundations OF the largest class OF stores wse
houses and other buildings in NewYork or its vicinity
Eew-York, March l6, 1917. J. }. DE'oh.
"A mac hns can be In operation today In rear
of the Methodist Church, corner Avenue B. ara MINI
a. east side of Tompkins square.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-16

IN KNOX. i2s Fulton st. is prepared to supply
his patrons and the public with his elegant sprps ia''
In,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-16

s,stsc FASHION HArs-wAaNoCKs 2oi Broadway.
has now ready fer sale tho Spring style u ssnuewsas
-. ra9 isf
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Law Courts.

Conxos PLEAs-Psrt l-Nos. -, II, q. q ., q
q, a, t6, g, 50, 81.
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Appointments by the President.

Asyt n BKrASr, Collector Of the Customs for the
District OF Keureounk, Maine, vice James Osborn, re'
moved
w. y. DAsz1xI. Deputy Collector Of the Customs
for the port o. Sabine Texas.
ITbs latter by Ire sdvio and consent Of the Senate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-16
FRoa The CAFIrH-The Washington CORE

FRoz The CAFITAL-The Washington cores.
pondenf Of tire Baltimore American says
several members Of the late Congress who have
been m ard Of then dangerously 90. are recover'
ing N4ssrs Lewis and speight after being Tor ong
ume conhned 10 their rooms again out and 50 Also
Nessrs. Read Of x. c. sii Phelps Of Missouri, both
members OF the House OF Representatives,.
The city yet quite fu Of strangers notSii5 standing
the apparent thousands VIM have le during the past
ten DAYS Business complain votuy OF TIE della
Of the Departments Ia the transaction OF public business
Men are detained here days and weeks upon he sim
pest matters.
nv The way hear Of enormous prices which the Co
vernent il paying FOR vessels purchased for the trans
portaron Of troops Mexico lhave had my Aitenuon
called to saesthe one OF propeller ~here $500
was asked and obtained for weasel previously offered
for ais 900 At private sale and the other where s4OOOu
70. az old stesmbost previously offered at $4,000 with
repairs rat upon H. These examples Of such com
mon occurrence that every man Is now expected 2
make s1Ood bargain out OF Uncle sam
CHASsF IS The MAILs.-On and after today
the Summer arrangement for the arrival and departure
OF the Southern mail goes into effect The train OF carl
from Philadelphia. which has heretofore brought me
great Southern mail will leave Philadelphia al ll
o'clock AZ night and arrive here AT o'clock IN the morn
In, lust time 10 take the Warrington cars under n'
new srrsngsmenr hsfpsst o'clock in ihs morning
Heretofore the train 10 Washington carrying the south
ern mail and connecting with the Southern boat hsi
left here At hsfpsst II o'clock at night bull under Inc
new Mt does net leave until hafpsst in the
/ morning The Southern boat from Washington ha'
sIso hanged ia hour from 70 o'clock in the morning
/ 40 AZ d make the connection through complete
/ Baltimore sun IS.
tT- TIE FIsHrSe SEAsoS is now IN the full I'D
| Of we hope. successful experiment In AeSanara
GEORGETOWN and at city wharves preparations nav
been made for brisk aud abundant season Our mar
kets are well supplied with the various inhaoitants Q
the Potomac which may be had at air prices out WI
sooa be almost given away" We wish the numerous
operators on the scaly multitude good haul
Washington News, Saturday
u The iron revenue steamer Polk lett hicf
raond for Norfolk the day after her completion Iii vi
der,ooi that she Is 70 be turned to the Navy an
IL 10 sail forthwith under the Command Of Capt Ogde
for the seat Of war
w The L. s steam frigate Allegany. Captai
Hunter arrived 81 Memphis, Tenn from Pittsburgh o
the lst inst
-. Three fires occurred in Baltimore Saturda
night Two stables were destroyed and dry good
store OF Mr. J. w Rinsrose was nearly consumed
one Of the stables two horses and four cows wei
| burned 10 desth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-16
WsgE OUTSIDE OF ro-DAY's PAPER. "A

~ To Democrntic Whig General tommfttee :,
M.reh lsf7 Resolrsd Thai he Democratic Wig kec-
or. ~ he civ an County Of NEWTON requested 70
sssSbis 10 TER respective Wards a scch places a. loe
Wss1 Cornaee may designate, on Tuesday evening rs
80 inst a. aaifrss O'clock, 20 choose Nom
Com niltee 70 noansie susbe persons for Charter on
eers fos their Wards sod three Deegses 20 represent e
Ward 10 Convention 10 be held a. Broadway Rouse "a
TharsdsY evening The z5h inst ~ half past oSeck -
nczinsis Democratic Wig candidate for nsyor ior us
City snd County u New Y0ft for the ensuing yesf an9
80 80 Aimshoss., Comuaisslousr Tor time
J. PHILLIPS PH0SI1y Chsirnsn
ABRA T. LANREHC L. Asst Chs'fmsh
JossrH p TAyLoK, sseys,.r,es -.
WILLIAM 1. eHsscLop MO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-16

SOMETHING NEw.-Dr DODS has discovered new
science which he calls Ns,aoloy and by which hunsn
beauty may be ultimately produced in ts highest perfec
ton. lie has been invited TO deliver two Lectures to
Ladies only in Thslisn Hall, 40 Grand st. Tuesday
aud Thursday afternoons AZ O'clock Admission 5 es
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-16

C1Rcr.r couEr-Beiore Judge Edmonds.-The Eg1.
r,ent N the Afe,-S0 case VAS continued
p.er.o,ss nansez.e-A nncccn Vas hesrdin Chambers
on an order 70 show cause seton Of uover brought
ey William z Burton. Manager OF one Of TIE Philade
phis theatres against Mr. Joan Poyey OF tne Park, 70
recover certain papers y relation Of Madam Weiss and
Der company Madam w. and four OF the children we're
present Mr. denies being 10 possession OF tae papers
me motion was adjourned 70 the afternoon 81 the Judge
house.
Two men WAC had enlisted were brOuzhtup On habess
corpus for discharge. Inquiry postponed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-16

NAHrSr Couzr-Before Judge WsternAr--4raold
5 Tr-ese1g Va Dartd 6eGei Mr.. B. saw oil on a
store under tae Methodist Church IN CstneEinest
viewed the premises and inquired the terms de re-
fused 70 pay n advance, BAT gave references which
were satisfactory 70 Mr. T. thr landlord n the mean
time Mr. B. concluded no 70 take the store but Mr. i.
nssted upon is osins bargain and brings acton for
TIE Ersi mOnas rent although NJ :. declined the
premises and I'D not occupy. Il was eontenced be
had right to rsfuse IT, tEs sgreemsnt lad been re-
dueed q wrirns Verdict fer dsts.dsn,-For plsrr4,
Messrs. Il D. Lsrsash and Il NJ whiriesey. For de-
fend.rt Mr. J. v. Cooper
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS The Weekly Tribune

subscriptions received 20 The Dali, Tribune.
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ona moi he loo late you have no time 10 lose See .lve.
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" Gourands Italian Medicsled sosp for toe Pcs.a
cure Of al ssin diseases. blosehes and dseosf ~
Goarards Poadre subtle for eradlesrng suPefnoes -
Goursuds lily white liquid rouge he a. 81 ,sssc.
sore 49, p.yssw az agency ''' mlsa
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T Tresel1s and Others leaving the City 10 nc ~,
noon are informed that ErsasnS Edtioa 81 IN
printed every day, containing the Stock Ssies M
News BY the Southern Mail. &C. up 10 O'Clock. Pm
curing Of the xewsboys for the EvsssnS E<s,os -
tribune every one viii be able TO take with e'"
.sssss news up 10 the time Of leaving The CITY,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-16

II is most gratifying evidence of the safety and
excellence Of Beekmsns Syrup that practising phys
clans recommend the only reliable remedy 10 cor
sumpuye cases. Once s9t Cortlsnd-st my,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-16

isrLuExta AND cossusyrros-It 10 indeed HsAa
eholy truth ihs, thousands M victims eonsumpnon sss
year, from olher han neglected colds, ye We
hnd hundreds ray thousands who such comp
with greatest Indifference, ssd lot them ran % v"
weeks and even months without ihinking 9th DANGER
At krst you have what you consider slight eo'
you slow business pleasure, carelsss1es 70 Pfe's
you from giving any stenIOn IL then settles rpoa y0s
breasyoG become hoarss have palms In he sidsof ns
expecaras large quantities Of matter perhaps mixed VIZ
blood difficulty Of breathing enses, and thea yoa n
your foolish neglect has brough; on this coz ps'
IT. ihsn you value life or health, be warned 10 an'' ~
don't riee with your cod or uuss 70 any asck nos1
cure you but Immediately procure bottle or NO %
famous remedy, Dr.. Wislars Balsam Of WA ens"y'
which 10 well known 10 DO he mos, speedy esre s'a
kno~n Is thousands will tessify whose lives fs7s wv
saved byii. :,
For infusnzs IL Is the very best medicine in nc v0'
None genain. unless signed BUTTS on The wfsppa'
For sale by A. 3. d. SANDS. Druggists, loo fa.'Ds,
corner Of William ssenls for ths eliy also, al 20
way and II Eat Broadway, and By Druggists sen'''-'
Ihroughou The United staies Beware Of ccan'sns'"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-16

~ life Of Injury ard indulgence induces sloth ds,
the mental perceptions, and eperstes he frame These
arc It's necessary oonsequences-but sickness sad dean
are among It's contingencies The very thar pro-
duee disease by terrible but Just dlspensslion, render
the constitution capable Of bearing Up sgs,nS iis raw
ages To those douby pfosrsted By physical psia and.
dshciency Of vital power endure IL. we recommend
sandss saapsra the best agent for sleyiEsins The
one sod producing Of the other It's operators
are Ia harmony with II moi only subugiies d.
ease recruits The energies which indulgence may hs7s
psrLyEed
Prepared and sold. wholesale and retail. b. A B D
SANDS, Wholesale Druggists, 100 fatonsL corner Of
wllnsm-st 27s Broadway and n East Broadway, New
York Sold also By Draggisu generally throughout 70
ualIed States Pres 81 per boue. ak botss for "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-16

TaLFr OF CLorH.-Some adroit thief few
days ago couved TO steal yards OF CLOTH worth about
$40 from he store Of Mr.. j. J. BFgs No. Isl Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-16

BURGLARY edward Martin. alias John Cum
uinzs released from Bsckwes lssnd yesterday morn.
ing yesterday afternoon arrested By Ocer Stark
for breaking ato and stealing quantity OF pork from
the house Of Peter yanpel 2i2 Thrdst de was com
rnifted for examination b. Jusdee kescham.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-16

PHILADELPHIA, March lS-5 P 81
The bill authorizing subscription 20 the Central
Railroad has passed the State Senate. The L. :.
Steamer Scorpion departed this evening for the
Gulf Sales of Flour at Is IS 70 SIS 90 Corn
Meal 81 81 Com ESQ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-16

WAsHrNGroN, March l5-5 P. NJ.
The Southern mail has just arrived but brings
nothing South of Augusta Geo. Three mails are
now due from New Orleans
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-16

BoARp OF ASSISTANT ALDERNEs-fonday,
March l5The President Neil Gray. Esq. IN the chair
RspoYrs-Of the Clerk Of the Board OF Assistant Alder
men in answer resolution In relation 70 the puohca
don Of the proceedings Of the said Board Laid on the
table 70 be printed
OF the Controller In TO a resolution, stating
that the Commissioners Of the Sinking Fund concur
with him Ia ooinoz that IL IL inadvsabe % sel the City
common lands al the present tune III was stated By
Assistant AID Jackson that the Corporation owns 1000
ot Third and Eighth avenues and Forty fourth
snd Eighteth sts Laid on the table.
From re Board Of Adeymea-To light Jefferson market
with gas COncurrsd In
In favor Of changing election poll First District Ninth
Ward from o45 10 $50 Greenvieh-st Fourth District
Tenth Ward removed 10 10 Dlyisonst corner Ludlow
douza and West Washingtonp place, TO house OF T. z
Richards corner Mscdougs and Wsyerly place FOURTH
District Fifth Ward 70 the Hoboken House cornerWssk
ngton and Hoboken sts Second District Eighth Ward
removed 70 70 Woosserst Concurred In.
Thar the Fourth District Thnteenfh Ward be held
at W. c. Tkesns $50 Grand in place Of It's presen
location Laid on the table.
10 favor OF calling public meeting In relation TO the
b.. az 70 erngrans passengers before the Legisa
ure. Concurred IN and Assistant Aid. RODerIon. M1l
lins Oliver bod and Radtord appointed ConaInir,e'
on the part Of this Board.
Assessment Lists for Ia Stone 81 from Hanover
square Brosdst for regulating. &c. Sixth avenu,
from Bloomingdale road 20 Forty secondst Concurret
4 IN
RlsoiHfioH--By Assistant AID. Jackson that the Com
ssioners OF me sinking ind be requested TO sell tn
common lands owned By the City south OF Fifty third 81
/ Laid on the table. The Board then adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-16

~Mr o. s. WooD the gentlemanly and ethcisn'
Conductor Of the New.York and Buffalo Line Of Mag
netc Telegraph, is about to remove to Canada having
been appointed Superintendent, Of the Line from Que
bee to Toronto Those who haze done business Win
Mr. w. will regret to part with him
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-12-18

The reader who will take the trouble to analyze this
table, will find that, in the three years 1884, 1922 and
1922 the exports Of gold and silver exceeded the imports
in the aggregate amount of eleven million dollars
In two OF the years. 1929 and $780, the imports did in
deed exceed the exports in the sum of IS 45o7sa But
this was not owing to "the protective system" II was
owing partly to the act passed by Pennsylvania in 1885,
to abolish the circulation Of small thereby creating
to a certain extent domestic demand for COIN But it
was owing. principally, to the practice adopted by the
United States Bank, OF drawing bills England to pay
for our purchases in China. This, as committee of
Congress Justly observed, did diminish but it post
poned the demand for specie for exports and to this post
ponemen to attribute the excess of imports of
gold and silver in 1929 and $780,
We have now traced the operations of "the protective
system when was in all its glory the specie part OF
the currency. Let the effects not of free
trade system, but of comparatively less restrictive sys-
TEN In 1882 the compromise act was passed. began to
operate in 1885, and continued in operation till 1912 The
imports exports, and coinage Of gold and silver in the
years embraced in this period were as follows.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-12-18
raced in this period, were as follows:

lhe aggregate of imports about ninety nine mil
lions; of EXPORTS about ifty-two Excess of imports
about forty-seven millions.
In twelve years of the protective SYSTEM from 1921 to
1872 inclusive, the exports of gold and silver exceeded
ue imports in nearly four millions
In nine years of less restrictive SYSTEM the imports
exceeded the exports in than forty seven millions
In seventeen years of the restrictive system counting
from 1916 to 1892, inclusive, the coinage of gold and sill
yer was less than twenty nine millions
In nine years of iree-trade syste (comparativelv
speakng the coinage was than forty one millions
Now, we shal not be guilty of the fault of the Ma
uonal lnfelgencer, and ascrbe to one cause excusv
what is the result of many "A variety of causes contrib
u'ed to this influx OF specie between 1888 and ls4 or
rather between 1888 and 1898 Among these were the
expansion of paper credits in Great Britain the negota
non OF heavy loans abroad by the United States Bank
and by the States, and the payment of various foreign in
IDENTITIES in specie. Among the causes that contributed
70 Keep specie in the country were the passage OF laws
oy many OF the States abolish the use of small notes
ana The principles of hardmoney policy so far as they
were acted upon by government during the administra
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ly home while their counfymen fighting the battles
of their counyendnng privatons of every kind, and
Drawing death almost every hourwho will advocate the
withholding OF supplies Withdrawing armies, dis
guse sentiments however they may under whatever
artfu plea they choose, traitors heart He could
give OF respect for the memory of those who acted
and received traitors doom, for. arch trail
they were they batled Tor the they espoused
they placed their lives the issue, and baled for H.
When taken thsg suffered the traitors DOOM and the
galows, unpitied by single companion they expated
their treachery TO their With the traitors nj home
it is different They lack the courage face deaththe
honesty to carry out their principles that the law
reach them.
"The Mexcans know all that is going in the States OF
this Union. They know well what's going in this
country as is known in Cincinnati Columbus, any
of the other cities. The principles which divide the two
parties here discussed in Mexico and they claim
friends among members OF Congress and in governors OF
several of the States and my honor, man. contin
ued Col Morgan If there is thing which, more
than any other proongs this it is the conduct OF such
men have describedhe ireside friends of Mexico in
the United States, who seek TO Withdraw armies and
give up the territory have conquered by the blood OF
brave men and true say you, Continued Got NJ that
the who would not support his country when she is
engaged in just Is traitor and only lacks the
age give that aid and comfort to the enemy" the
pu nishment of which death by the hangman This Ian
guage is strong, but it is true.
"Whie thus men found aiding the enemy, women
to their country Ii so In the Revolution,
aud it is equally They the friends oil the
country, veal in and among the ruest patriots
he would rank the fair forms which grace this meeting with
their presence tonight"