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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-25
LAMP DEPOT.

c,OTlp rtvp, II7f bone ~ NIVeTef DlfsndOIss,
- fbfrdesrs Sc Ladies ald ofnie'n 60 viii not Tor
49, ,e New Year DO lnsf 20 hand Hov no time 70 pre-
. tf aoIendid solar Lamp, beautiful set u Di-
r,,es on a. o. .obref . vsnted stod assorfmen
,s,, b. .ssnatJ D FAY Lamp Dsrot, 49, and 10 Ful
f8n-sf san b1dinus Al the Manufacturers lowest prices
90 Astral Lamps altered to Solar a. 'hor's'; notice.
10 lwIsf
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rr,,.r fror. Isuer from 9esnsuaH IN Htsi Tn
uessss % kis Jrtepa ~ nis Guy
aTennessec hiss become Wing again, having
Il ..,.d f..v Won know q Wing Governor, md Whg
49, h, Congress. Notwithstanding we cen raise any
,hsr NJ volunteers for the Mexicsn War especially In
division Of lhe STATE they are GENERALLY com
-, =, ,b,.e who inssns that, In Mexico they will
10 -olisves If those restrsiniS which more o'oery
state of Society Imposes The mas OF TIE rensc"us
mar, If IN, community those who would wish 10 sec
the Nation governed by principles OF night snd la'ee
are becoming rather csm0rous 10 kno" VIC 0A"'' $50
Object. Of the War. and With many iae nem' hoou'
National Del, the Government Is seeumusiihs 70 cary
on the War aud the di.proporiionS!e osneh' %" "o
10 sccrus from tie War for 50 vas, no expenditure VI
blood money aud principles q National justice are Toe
c.psss that have generally Effected the change II the
.,u,c. of the s,s,e In CLAWS Lex rgion speech you
20 rre,,y fair delineston Of the sentiments OF me
'i NJ Kentucky and Trunsssee on TIE subject oil ne
" ON the subject of SHORTCUTS being Toe
~. .r,snctlos Of Western and southern t,nufs-
s~''V In he many years before ihe mai!eg OF the
.,'e,ise Abolition of slavery is discussed IN ms
s,, 10 Kentucky the subject mas been under DISCUS
,ion for many gears
~ Hon JoHS NJ. HoLIEf' Member OF O'a
" - " York and family. arrived 10 ihis Guy en-
- -. .'ns LAST and took lodgings ~ tnr 'iasA
fI.sy ssmnstbies Of the Wnigs oil ne tnioa .r'
- a., Co. N. devotion during the exc'N1.
$3.50 80 uonse of Representatives uo'"'''
w - 80 .,a,a of his health. We uuH DC VII -
s,rr.tv conyalescsncs. and be ensoiso so1 -, se,s
s1 -. =, ~ Arlington Savannah Rep -V'h'
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% yoHr-sT.

nVFRsHOE 7-GOODYEAR's PATENT large 40
O.orfmenfof Ladies'. Gen'iemens sod Misses sandal
AID sinper OgersEoes o. the most superior q9sJ sna
Warranted r0t 10 melt with heat Or % hrn Win COLO
As8,a NV article NJ net-inet Oge~bos'' pefise"J
es.fc dseltediy The uestsst ~ b. iolno lg ne cJ
gv-r, fescriof9n vi f1ra Rubber rod, for nc Army
srf Navy cons,,iuE Of Ofcor' Cos's. Camp bIsnss"'
SAMUEL BROOKS,
~. g.ys AGENT Tor the Manufacturer, ~ Johnsf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-25


si.s....7 Is Set, ...t Sc Rises. IS Msrn...ii
LATEST OATES
Lond .....Noy. 3 dsvrs.. NOV ~
liverpool .........Nov " Nsg-Oisan,....,..pec 10
Cleared ship slyis de Grass, Rich, HAVE, Fox
Bart. Warsaw. swan. y Orleans, II Eagle Masdas,
Bis Fiils Pa nsr. rnni. Liverpool. Ns winniett
ryhee, White Charesion Meteor, Bunasll, Demsrara
ssb,.Vine Clement. Yarmouth. rs jill Bran- Boustv.
Hiock, Norfolk Grand Is md Hardy, Portland, w
Lewis Pers-v erenc-. Polburn, Providence.
Soop Renri Doue', Providence.
Arrived-Buk Lsseuto H.rsr Trieste. s. Dc, md.e 70
teritz OF NOlesus tor New ork, soon banks Thames
OF Portaud, do Juno Ola, from Palermo. ia 5dt,. 10
old f.r Boston Princeton, OF Barn do fof Nlotk; Mar
Rhnney. ia day- before Tor soy bark M.,sa,oni
sylvester Cor DO 50 Nov ship Sally, OF bath do in
weeks briz Choc,a~, Moore or Palermo % oiq iot
Boston brig Lion. Peterson, or smyrna f1 load Tor bos
.,oke whale ship Barclay cfNsntueket, Pacific Ocean
q asvs out ali well Dee l8 Jar 36 ~ iO0g - a. spoke
brig Holt of Bloc i, from Newport ri, isf Ge,rse-
BaiE John W Cater. corn.ck So Martins. i6 d. sao0
bushels sslt 20 Fernando Wood ss cd in co with hrit
T.fauina Tor 30 tmoie Let bark. Henrietta Thou
4ad F-yd Tor New Orleans DO ieT days Passenger Mf
srg sun. iaa Philadelphia. ndse. bound 10 Boston
Schr NAPOLEON. Smith. Wilmington, nc, days. naval
20 lasses Marfay Sailed 'n Co with 'chf o W
scbr Faraz Penaeld Baltimore md's sturss', Clear.
mar n Co.
schr Melville Allen Wsshn sr0u. &c, d. navalstores,
% } l. Mitchell
sebr Ann Deanan, Patteu, Thoma''oa, days, lime 20
master
srhr Bl.eeksr, smith, Washington NC naval stores
sehr Ancoua Graia Machi.' y days, with lumber to
Brett Aose ~,
soLr sag, Mott, Baltimore d'. coal bound 70 Bridge
port 49,. . .
: J. Mitchell .
schr Cyrus. Chamberlain, CroweN, from Hart Island
With cargo from schr Narettf, s-hure
sehr John Myers smith smyrna, Del 2d' cofn' To
schr Cora. Guihier. Newbern, Nc, d., naval stores
% master 49,. OIL. D., .,,.
Br schr Advsniurer McNvin. Pcoh rs 10 d. 100 tons
coal 20 tom. grrdsfones. % Bach McEvers
sioop John Clayton, Watson, Ahlioid Del as cofn
10 4 Barrett Co.
Below brig Wind NV.
Memoranda The packetslip Slve DE- erase Tor
Havrs isdettnei unt M0ndly and the Sir Robert Peel
Glr London. until tuesday -
The .chrs Cadet aud Nicsnor that we're ashore on hs
Island are aH and have been towcd to tie cry Dy the
,f-amer Duncan PeN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-25

- Mr.. John Bnfhgate o. Nes'chester Co vii
-oofef favor upon hs brIfher cHARLtt By replying 10
10 thi. notice IS he something's importance 10 com
nunl.a,e Aod should this notice meet Win any OF "'
f,a. tb.v will rss4e confer fhe sine ag0r frd ollige
CHARLES BAIaGAIE, Wet Farms,
r,-...rtftKt Wssiclaiier County.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-25

r,rO RUOk LERS AND PDBLIsHERs.-rbs
B writer OF this Advertisement having a lew thousand
dollars wshe. invest the ainOunt Ia house aifsfdy
etab shed he has he'd experiences IN tho business
- baokkc-per. and would be- wih0s 10 discharge this
dufy or nny other for which hs IL qualified References
atrlfctlry. Address 2 this oihce 40 IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-25

AT Eve leave Tent
IN cosch and pair
For RivA bent
And cooler sii,
Nv wife and |
And daughter tai
Aud Maestro Monii'
-Four ia all.
Good company,
In sooth, ale We
And for Elk hours
May well azres'
Ifqusrrel, come,
a, poets teach,
Fron too free use
o. ihs parts Of speech
Forwe no word have
OF Italian,
No English he
Nor camp Germanian'
Nor hath a. yet
M acausiaiance made
rv.n Of Mi.s French,
Tha, common Jade,
That wax. Al ease
Wide Europe street,
Ana chats and laughs
With all she mee's
Pleasant the view IL
As our csrriag-
Roll. smoothly down
The vale OF Adisei
Toward southern suns
And seniGl shes
Gently s'oPed
That valley LES
FROM winify blasts
North. east aud west,
Alpine sleeps
Defend it, breast
And with a thousand
lce-fed nils
Water its helcs
Aud turn It's mills,
And cool tho sultfy
Summer air.
And play sweet music
To the ear.
Here the ella,
Are bleak and bare
With pipe forests
Covered there
Or with various
Carpet spread
or fern and heath,
The black cocks BED.
Here mica sealsi,
Red porphyry
And granite peaks
Invade the skyi
- .ch.
This should hsv~ -
bsessy 70 that wess
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- x~- Aren't Tor ne d.1.l-e.-l,i-, . S1n y


TTIIInMA- PlINI..IT0 FFTssIy ~ IHr
p','ds, Of hi po~erfei advocate - political and
l.entt. freedom VII BE- celebrated r. ".'oey st'nhh
~ r,c.deay I.1kes - he Beacon ofcs, Franklin
s.1s Pesr-s and ~ Free lsqsifers Llbsary ~ Bow
i.' 1.,esv 9th inst DIS 10.
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There's lumberingmarble
Waits the hand
Thst bidsitiuto
Lille 10 stand,
Lowef down
The sandstone rock,
4 our feet
The boulder block.
Pleasant the view Is
As our carriafe
Rolls oothly down
The vale ofAdigei
Trellised vines
Stretch far aud near,
Through fields OF lentil,
Maize aud here,
Chestnut and walnut
Sfstely stand
flanking the fOfd
Ga either hand;
And gentler willow
Lenas its shade
And droops AID arches
Overhead y
And sunhutnt veSsants'
Hands IspaCilus
Cull the muiberys
Foliage precious
TIE sacks stand full,
The carts loaded,
The patient oxen
Yoked and gosded
The master hears
With ears Of pleasure
The axle groan
Beneath the treasure
Letsix weeks pass,
The wOrs q Done,
The worms are fed,
The cocoons spun,
The cry,,isk.lled.
Itsirtfioats clue
Inravs,ed nice
Aucspun anew
Into a firm,
Tenacious line,
Yellow a. colo,
AZ sos.amer hnei
Parent Of
The b1mbszine,
Rustiius ssrsnet,
Sstn sheen,
or the sofas
Gay br0csde
Of the iuiestHus
OCiitrd bed
OF the fsg
That floats on high
Defauce 20
The enemy
ssRnd been published re
ss.pce, numbered XVI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-25

~ The tnniNefstfN OF the ht1@ioh'i' W"
-undny school society &C the sabbath school con-
lect.d with the Auib-uy.s Methods, rpls;fp, CnnieA
i b.. be'd in the Chuici bcteeen Houston and Bsee-
ser - next Sunday evening. no O'clock
Rev Or DIN President 0f the wesleyan tnifersiJ'
gsil lellgfr miss onsry address on Gle urchs' on
R.hon JAMS % be present. a. conduct TIE ctefc.i-s
Of he uest!nt collection n a'd 81 Ai.sions VII De
ID N=P DC
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-25

~ Rev. Abel &. Thomns - Pfe'eh = ne = p9'
r 9t 80 o,eIoes as lr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-25

Z O~T-A Mosaic breast Pin ruins In Roma The
ilaler Will be literally rewarded BY leaving y AZ III
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iieniOrund

Memoranda packets4ip slvie De erase ior
Hlvre i.dettned urt M0nd1y, and the of ROBERT reel
for London. until Tuesday. -
The -chrs Cadet ald Ncsnor that we're ashore on hst
Island oi and have been towel to the cry Dy the
.f~amer Duncan { Pell.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-25

- Fair-Ths Fair or tl- benefit Of the Free Chgrsh
,frI. I'D Shepherd Re-. RALPH hoYr hsc'or VII %
- 81 ev.ainz a'.0 afrcrncorgand evening OF iondiy
Tae.ssy AM Wedoesdsy elslny 4t " Market e. TEX
sts fyr the 9nos time one snii-inE. 40 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-25
MARINE JOURNAL.
POnT Or NENN.YORK

MINIATURE AIuANtc......rHIa DAY.
r4r srr. rHE NOON FVit SEA
ises...7 Is Set, ....f 56 Rises. s IS Mem..il
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~ Fair for Western sunday schools.

~ 80. 80 r'Ir IN .anfay schools in ne West .
% hi d,v nom DO A. ~ TO .o " in he Lee'1r. Room
M fbs so1fA Baptist Church 10 Nassau between 9oA
and John 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-25

1 OSY-Dufirg o. day Of Ihufsdsy lesf, 10 I'D iesf
i 4 somewhefe Ia Broadway between Fourth sai War.
ZEN ttr smsll id rus with sea- and sey barrel
s!ds of f'sgrre work The ornaments are valued - sn
heo m 3D. their owref much above h-ir Intrinsic va
Incl .rf he finder ilI lc aba dainty rewarded and ~.
g.. ~ 'rt- u, hmm. dxj Jtis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-25

AAANrED-A steam Ensine. 81 about ~ nty hor.s
~ powell complete and ia good order. Also some abs
aud Derrick. fof hoistiag stone. Addfe. VI. W boz
2,i85 Post Office DIS 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-25

GENERAL SESSIONS Robert Patterson, con
v'ciei of sssaui. irc battery on Or Reynolds W..
% Washington Jacks -n. for M essank m q
1.uerg 90 nry H. Vat-e. was hnsd s.. .-.hJ1crt
Faron Rssthtn tr'i a-d convicted of msden4anor'
r having iniecenly e1polsi bis person in ne streets
G4a Court suspended Judgment Do h.s case- James
Derrick was then us1 for grand larceny To haTinf
...u sel at Sails 'egsd q De worth SO tlr proper.
iy no stephen Wafiug Tie jury iouai tn fecusf
u,y Of pe'it larceny ONLY sn1 recommended HIN -
mercy Inc Court accordingly suspended judgment ia
1fs ra-n -'sO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-25

n spoons al r,. &c wsrs0tsd Of ihe quality Of dol
s 40 sorkuianshir can b ootsn-d nom ths
sr A. u. rer q Of say nr5,f - ounces per don st
te tt4r n fh- uEca4cr Tue sphctibef berg
t cfrrs the pSosac. % his 4bor 10 the puddle
fhe rcrunersfnf prco ooy OF such that
buiag hitherto distinct branches Of muef<cprsr
.o1 ets sr-tJ doing, dispensing with, % the public
the Necessity second retailers profit VI p pr cenf
Nm. CHANDLEsS, Silver Spoon Maker,
= IS. Hudson-s between Barrow sad Mcfsea.
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y Do = u LOW ffteIFIuI
40 rr.sAr8s fhe above articles FOR The sdornmsm Of the
Ne~Yesrs Day Table. AID pride my,,lf that shall not
ie SURPASSED Dy any one 10 the city
kssnt " any p.Ii Of The city, biooklyn, and Jsr
80, ffV dZ5 IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-25

y flt1si lnsufa1cs Company % Hslisf .,Iiy opp'
sits tho Merchal EkchsnFe inspres on me mposi pm
olp'slflouf gerseae habiiify-hasns cash espits Of
sis cor p.d a. waeh with surplus, 10 saicy Invested
Or interest. Tbs Company have A'' large spcpn, Of
Premium Notes ,..s,,. .
HE profits OF The b8snes. viii be divided between ae
LAMBERT sUYDsM. President
loan :. IAPfAN. Wee p esd eut.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-25

"a The Third Anniversary n the ssoDa-1 SER.
rf,Ls 80. "a -s-gsu N-llaGIst Chufcn vii - Lr' II
, c.r.l tn Kiof i. n-ar Hul.ou ms sgsninf Dec -
.,e, .re,,r Ii z O'clock precisely. Admlsson rec D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-25

NJ INIWW ~lfN u III TTrFI - . 40 ITsF
~ offered f0r sas az prfoss hch cannot i< 70
fhe sc1nomsirg A. OkkASJss established
aerot "a Greenwich between suifsy and Robinson
~. I-,al. l.n.nh,r IL nasak al nalalsr dx btis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-25

AtANTED--A situation 10 do the cooking. washing
" and ironing Of small fny. fer either city coun
Try ~ an American who produce good testimonials AID
the btst ofciiy ience Call Is Oaks ksseys
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-25
. PARTNER WANTED In the manufacturing Of

- mlfrrts hines dtsu-fotypc nsuuenis and irdi
cafofs Tor ite fguec telegraph by person experienced
tho business having me necfssary apparatus No one
re.d arfIf hl hts nul command rln, 'Or which he
will receive DOB per cent interest 80 per month payable
weekly and the profits Df the business pay able quar-.
ttfV. Appiytu NEWELL a CO 10 Nassau -
fyf 4feadtss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-25

r. Notice. ssres OF clsc-sisss -. Il VI $50.
80. $780, Pr.sbfrersl Church On 'a,-i.- -
ina 3, Ainstsrs Of 9clen- Eranks r. = ~
prr b. d. WIZ VI tls kefgIr,1 y-.1h 49,. 1. =,
pre- tch heA- $500 c-j o.
: ---- ~ !
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-25

O-T-S5 RTWtRD.-Los', On the "a iDS pfob-
st, iu onr M ne omnbusss oi tie kncsefbocser or
Kpp Browns lines package containing two small en-
grsgei sssl plates about te0 Or three inches n lenHh
mia dr,girr mo above rseard with the thanks of
the owner will b. given the finder On hs ieeyinr me
..rfs either al tie ohee of M-sss kiPP BROWN
Nilfh.agenue VI 40 the store Of Messfs n SALISBURY
a CO c0mer OF Broadway and Cortland 81. d2i SITS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-25

DARTNER WANTED with rom sl,O 20 $50. u
lake the charge O. essy business, which will occupy
bur small portion q bis time, yisdins great profit aud
Trtbuna tIfica as IT,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-25

- The weather yesterday was deiieiousy
cs J. brsh and infsIrng n the morning thin veil Of
fund 10 cover in' streets but q ioon csp-
20 red 3D. he sunshine The evening was cesr. "a
Ca-smas I've should be- swing Pr misc Of iaif aud
a71riug morning for ths Merry Christmas which our
re.iers u b. busy wishing each cher - The Tr5Ars
.r &c - their doors We mus, not be excluded from
tt-t interchange OF kni wishes sal friends Merry
Clrls.rras 10 you nlf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-10
From The Baltimore Sun, Dec. 9
ARRIVAL OF GENERAL TAYLOR.


PREPARATIONS FOR MS RECEPTION.
The "Pony Express" came through, bringing
the New Orleans Delta, OF the 81 inst. Two days
in advance Of onr dates by mail
Genera Taylor arrived below New Orleans on
the Isl instant, which is thus announced by the
New Orleans Delta:
The arrival OF The gallant old hero in The
neshoorhood of our city, has created geneI al an.
imaIion and pleasure, which are percep,ihle in
the face OF every man, woman and child, We have
met 10 The sireeis. Though yesterday vas dark
rainy and dismal day. tic, uId no: dampeD OF Ie-
ain the ardent admiration sni affection which
pervadei our whole population ieI The valian, old
man, who hasdone so much 10 brighten the ma
tons csculcheon, and elevate The name and re.
nown Of our Republic
The people Of lie Crescent City have never
been backward in displaying their gratitude AMI
patriotism. Those who have merisd popular ap.
plausc and thanks, by great deeds OF heroic cou-
rage and seli-sacrifcing patriotism, will always
lind here reception iull oi enthusiastic warmth
and sincerity. No form in which popular feeling
can be expressed will here be unhought Of So
it was when Lafayelte-so il was when Jackson
wished our city and so il will be VIXEN Taylo
is our bonored guest.
But Jet US restrain our grateful impulses With
10 The bounds of good TASTE and propriely. Let
ne unrepublican excuses mar the simplicity and
earneslness of our gratitude.
Let the Republican General Of our peoples
army be met without the ossntation and gorgeous
display beseeming The subjects Of loyalty Lei
the man in whose bearing ard character modesy
and simplicity are So happily blended with the he
roc virtues, be received with the heaniness and
genuine good will Of people whose grateful feel
ings require mol the excemerIs o. great public
display.
letter having been addressed by the Mayor
10 General Taylor, inviting him 10 become The
guest OF The city, he replied as follows:
U. s. STEAMER MONMOUTH.
Mississippi River, Nov. 80, lSi1.
Sir have lad The honor TO receive your lelel
OF The eth instant, communicating the invitation
OF the municipal authorities Of New Orleans iC
become tire guest of the city, while remain in IL
canno. but be deeply sensible tc this unex
rected token ofthe respect and affection OF The pco
pie OF New Orleans. SupeIaGded as il is 10 81
many cherished testimonials Of their confidence
| feel that they have laid me under An obligation
which can never adequately repay.
beg you TO convey 10 the authorities oil The CT
~ my most sincere and heartfelt acknowledg
menis Tor the great honor thus conferred, and mi
acceptance o their offer during the brief Pcriot
that can remain in lie city.
With high regard, | have the honor TO be, you
friend and obedient servant, Il. TAYLOR.
His Honor A. D. Crossman
Mayor of New Orleans.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-10
RICHMOND AND OHIO RAILROAD.

The Lynchburg papcIs are in high spirits al
the triumphant expression of The sense OF The We
ters of that Town, ca Thursday and Friday last,
In favor OF The proposed guaranty By The corpora
ton OF nix per cent. interest upon sum not eI-
ceeding $500 coo, 10 be subscribed 10 the R'ch-
moud and Ohio Railroad The vote stood, Tor
the guaranty 343. against it 32-beins The largest
cor poralion vote ever given upon any question.
The people OF Lynch5uTg have held Il meeting
,orrepare and circulate memorial to The Legs
la,ure, to carry col ihe purposes OF 'h' above
vo:e They also a1oref resolutions, contsmna'
tory OF Inc pop ,sct i;icnmond Corvs"to" 90
The 22d January mex. u1sins upon the people oi
The Souh.wes, pTcmr' aciinn. and appointing
two gentlemen 10 traverse, imme@'oteg. iha; s5c'
lion of The Sa.c, in behalf of tic road. ihc
Luxembourg Republican and Vifsinan, in oag
articles, both deny the expediency OF said Con-
ven,ion, con,endbg that II will have a tendency
to embarrass, II not defeat action altogether.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-10
THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

10 90 ,he yolcs tbs morning have already indca-
led in their preference for persons hui in opinion
and il, principle, on many oil the most important
questions on Which they have assembled 10 deli
beraie.
May not re, sonably claim, in advance, IRON
you all, something more Than an ordinary mea-
sure Of forbeara1ce and indulgence, for whatever
OF inability | nav manifest, in meeting the ext
seoci.5 and emoa lrassmen's which cannot hope
TO escaped AID may not reasonably imPlors,
with something more Than common iervencY, up.
on your labors and upon my own, the blessing OF
thai Almighty Power, whose recorded attribute II
IS. hat "te maS.lh men 10 be Of one mind ~
hou,e7"
Lei US enter, gentlemen, upon our work OF ie'
.;s,alop with s1solemn sense Of our responsible
" 10 God and o our country. However we may
be divided on questions OF immediate policy, we
are united by he closest ties OF permanent inter-
est and permanent obligation. We ale Inc lie,
presentatves d twenty millions oil people, oound
together by c,mmon laws and common liberty.
A common fas floats daily over US, on "nicn
there is no, Cne OF US who would see STAIN resi-
and from Which there is mol one OF US who would
see star slrIck And we have common Con-
slitution. TO ghch the oalhs Of allegiance, which
il will be m, first duty TO administer TO you, Will
be only, an persuaded, The formal expression
of lh3s. sen imenls o. devotion which are already
cherished il all cur hearts.
There m;y he differences OF opinion as to The
powers WHICH this constitution coniers upon US;
but he PURPOSE. for which it was created are IN.
scfihed uptn is face in language which cannot
be misronstueo Ii was ordained and establish
ed ITO forma more peIiecl union, establish JUS
tice, ensure domestic tranquility, provide for the
common defence. promote the general welfare
and secure the blessings OF liberty 10 ourselves
and our poseriy."
Union, justice domestic tranquility, the common
defence the general welfare, and the security of IT,
berry for US and for those who shall come alter US,
are thus The objects for which we are 10 exercise
Whatever powers have been entrusted 10 U.s.
And hazard nothing in saying that there have
been lew periods IN our national history when
The cYes OF tho whole people have been turned
more in'ently and more aDriousy towards tho q.
pital than they are at this moment, 10 see what IS
10 be done, here and now ior The vindication and
promotion OF these lofty ends.
Let US resolve, then, that those eyes shall at
least witness on our part duties discharged with
diligence, Deliberations conducted with dignity,
and efforts honestly and earnestly made for the
peace. prospe i,y, and honor OF The Republic.
snail esteem il The highest privilege OF my
public life, il | shall be permitted 10 contribute
any thing 10 hese results by a faithful and i'm
parlia administration Of The Office which have
now accep:ed
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-10
TIE GENERAL COURT

Met on Monday last and may adjourn to-day
or Tomorrow. The members present are lodges
Smith, Brown, Field, Douglass, Baker, Chris n
Gbols"n, McComas, Fry, Leigh, TaiiaferFo'
scarburg, Robertson, Nicho'a, AID Clopion'-
They nov hold their session in Inc new. commo'
dious and beautiful Courthouse. near lhe sou'h
east corner OF the Capitol Square.
We shall aremp, To give notice OF any in
por,an, business which may come before Them.