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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-17

REsIeSAIIoS or JUDGE WILLrAAs.AHon. Tho
mas :. WiArni, who has long and honorahly presided
Chief Justice upon the beach OF the suprse Cour, Of
Errors in this Stste Thursday rendered his resigns
ion Of that ofHcs &C the General Assembly.
New-Hsven Palladium
ULSTER CoySTT.-The salary OF the County
Judge has been exed BY the Board Of Supervisors 500
and Of the Surrogate al Sll00.
SANTA FE-A gentleman arrived OF the j. J.
Hardin. on "Wednesday evening who started from Santa
re lev days after Capt suble;te left He brought
news OF interest Isl Louis Rsreille TIL
q George w. Wilson, Postmaster ai Fishers
Vile, virginia has been sentenced to ak months i'm
prisonment and tns OF one dollar. for Opening and
smeexslins srsr addressed 70 George Coissr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-17
The ranrurc nj Tusparl.

The L non contains the Naval ispatcnes III
relation 70 this event and says OF them
The following dispatches were received BY the Sc
crs,sry OF the Navy By last evenings mail lhey iui'
uish an additional evidence Of the energy o. the Noih
modore and the gallanuy Of bis oincers ane men Ouf
navy has Ia possession. or boeksded every nooA
on the Gulf coas, into which Supplies can be received
svceut sons anal ports between Alvsrsdo and the Ia
bssco The Commodore deserves great creoit iot tne
eKertons he Il making 20 carry on the war We IN
dertand that be Ia organizing strong corps OF O.oe
and men with several pieces OF light aruhery 70 os
ready for landing in cooperation Win me ano ioloes
should II be found expedieni 10 do 90
We do 10, think tina, the dispatches are of the I'm.
portanee 10 demand or justify, full transcription
whether considered In relation to the event they me-
morze, or their own intrinsic merit
Tuspsn was taken By rEk: according 10 the Nsvsl
Gunter: and Of course velltAken- There will be no
necessity for Court Martial, therefore
Com. Perry says The dispositions for defence were
udieious-but the defence itself feeble though
had Il been more obstinate. the result would have
been the same FOR cannot exagserste the ntrePidy
OF our officers and men, say too much Of the spirit
that animated hem compliment We are sure, fully
deserved By our gallant officers and sesnen, who ask
no more than opportunity to distinguish themselves
The expedition against Tuspsn consisted OF the follow
ing force. ell under the command Of Commodore II. c
Perry:
The steamer spithre Commander J TanAll.
The steamer Vixen. Commander J. R. Sands.
The schooner Bonita Lieut. Com. T. G. Benhsm.
The schooner Petrol Lieut., Com. l. d shaw
The schooner Refer, 1t Com Ihos Turner.
The steamer Scourge, Lieut. Com. :. Lockwood.
Detachrnents Of Ofscers and men from the different
e.,es Of tha SQUADRON forming the landing party IL
command Of Captain Samuel L. Breeze
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-17
pIsPAroHgs ToR IKE TRIBUNE
gY ELECTRIC TELEG RtFH'

Bosrox. May l6. lsi7-fD minutes pii. ~
The Z. s. ship jamestown. Capt ,,-ivsd
this morning from Cork. whence She E Cd On the
29d Of April.
The Cork Advertiser Of the uitimo contains
nothing later from Liverpyoi or London.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-17

TIRE CrT SwISpLE.-We understand that the
sstemp, to do the City out OF over $1,000 IN Deb
snce Of Mayors Veto, by paying the ines and
costs OF the ex.Mayor and Aldermen who were
nulcted by the Judges Of our higher Courts sll OF
their own party for wilful and persistent viola
ton Of the law in the matter Of refusing to pay the
salaries OF Judge Lynch. has been arrested by a
refusal Of the Chamberlain to pay. Protests in
favor Of the claimants james r. Whiting and
Peter A. Cowdrey Atsorneys) have been served
on the late and present Mayors, and |, is presumed
that an attempt viii be made to collect the money,
under the vote OF the late Common Council after
their bill had been vetoed by the Mayor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-17
Business Notifies.

To hArsEaAricIAss on orHxHs.-The advertiser hss
Ia his possession the manuscript Of curious and valua
bic Mathematical work Of Problems. Some one may pur
chase both the copyright and authorship off for small
consideration with great profit il is uniquely adapted
for publication from It's extreme novelty and usefulness.
Of chsrscter-or If some one will inves, sl5O In lie pub
LEGATION with the owner Of the MS he will be insured
large gain. Address sphinx,"s City Hall Place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-17

q" suPENos MAGNETIC ELECTRIC MACHINES for sale
cheap for cash wholesale and retail by HxSsr NJ WAT.
KISs optcian, l67 William ct. Mathematical and Phi.
osophca Apparatus for Schools covered Copper Wire
&c myl5 irsMW&S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-17

DiAmoSDPorsrxD GOLD PENS If you want s.liold
Pen with silver peneicsse for o. 80 that others sell
for q, or If you want genuine Levi Browns Premium
Pen, go TO J. w. CREATION & Co. IL Cedsrs,. where
you get the bes, Pens In the marke, AZ reduced
prfra
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-17

DIAMOND POINTED GOLD PxSs.-GsKAr REDUCTION
II you want good Gold Pen go to J. Y SAVAGE, %
Fultonst He has Pens as low IS ALSO for 81
3o-the Pen sold elsewhere for 81 U.s. His o. Pen
has no Superior at any rate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-17

A MISTAKE on ITS TRAvfLs-The Giobe started
story which is now circulating At distance, that
Mayor Brady recommended in his Message an
,.creass Of the expense Of our wstch and Police
System by disbsndins our present Police He did
nothing Of the sort. He did indeed propose to
have mere men in all than the City now employs
bot the watchmen would be on duty and under
pay but every other night at cit per night instead
Of our present Policemen, at $500 per year The
COS, of the system proposed would be far less than
the present, and 1, would he far more acceptable
and efficient.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-17

FHEScH Boors-YouSo & JoSxs, Ann-st near the
Museum, are selling ane French Calf Boots 1t a so,
equal to hose usually sod for t6 ". Quick sales
and small pro6u IL their motto nyls In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-17
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

WHO JUDICIAL canoios'e'
selected by the convention which ssemoed al rs'ou'n
on Friday. are WILLIAM RocKwrIL for County 'uose'
HAnxaSrs 3. DuSHEA for District Attorney and An
pxrw B HopeEs Of Williamsburg, for Surrogate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-17
" ANY ONE THAT CAN LEARN TO WRITE CAN

LEARN TO DRAW
Published on Saturday last Chspman's American Draw
Ing Book intended for the Of Schools and for hons
instruction, by John O. Chapman, ~ A. Prm.y and Els
mentsry-price SO cents
TIE gres, amount Of srsticsl labor bestowed On his
work has delayed the publication longer Than sanei
paed when It first announced The illustrations md
Embellishments are far superior to lhoss Of any oh"
work ever published in the country, and WORK ofs
Independently Of its merits drawing book viii M
questionably command large sale. Those, iherefcfe
who desire 10 secure early Impressions from the plates
will please send 10 their orders Immediately.
mylf 3lD&3IW J. g. REDFIELD, Clinton Hall
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-17

Y Thanks to the Steamer Aida Tor Albany
papers Of Saturday. received at O'Clock, P. II.
Of that day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-17

The Wing Electors Of the several Counties OF tni'
ss.se are requested appoint many Delegates as they
are spt,led TO Members Of Assembly 70 meet In syria
Gus. On the 10Th day OF May inst to nominate suitable
persons to 30 supported for the oces OF Judges and
Clerk of the Court Of Appeals In this State Albany May
], ls47. .,.,o,,
il eCHOoLCRAFT L. @. B. CANNON
JANIS HORsER 2. THA1Eh
IAMes KIM SETH c. HAWLEf.
~ 2lyNIR cHAs. P. KIRKLAND
state Central Committee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-17


WAaxHOusK- sPARKmAs & KELSEY, 2e5 Brood
wsy, opposite Stewards mys db
~ HUGH MAXWELL has resumed bis professionals
Counseior-at-Law, 10 connection with bis SON. Joss
MAxwELL Attorney and Solicitor, at their Office, ELEVEN
WALLsT. AL eodlm'
sAsDs's sAssAPAHiLLA.-This valuable medicine CON
oines the most sslutsry productions the potent sn
pies " the vegetable kingdom Its unprecedented c
cess In the restoration Of health 10 those who bad loss
pned under the most distressing chronic mAlsdes. hs
given an exalted character furnishing Il does sss
denee Of !" own intrinsic value and recommendinsbp
the sfnicied 10 terms tho afflicted only know hS
long been mostimporsni desiderslum IN the prsces
medicine TO obtain remedy similar to this--ons ,hsi
would act on the liver stomach and bowels viii 81
the precision and potency Of mineral preparation J'
without any Of their celetorioUs effects upon The "
ss powers Of the system Erutsons In oil their vross
phases, ulcers Of every hind rheumatism liver dsswes
Indigestion, languof and torpidy OF The general ~
TEN, and many other complaints, can be reis,sd go
cured by this valuable combination Of ds.efgenL D'k'
snd aperienL
Prepared and sold Wholesale and retail. BY A. Btp
SANDS, WhoessI7 Dnggiss loo Fulon-sL eofrsf
Wilham,st rs Broadway, nc n Fast Broadway, be-.
Uni'sd ssies Price 81 bous. sir bottles for -
~ II 10 ofen that we On am cog ihs Medical fseaS
y sufcien. csndor accord any merit ~hse'er 20 n"
ent Medicines conflicts with their interests 90 1910
but below we give an exception.
OPINION ofa Regular PAysictan.
Exsrsa, Me- Sept 81, Ists
This certifes hal have recommended The use Of VIZ
srs BaIsam OF Wild Gerry for diseases Of the Lungs of
TWO years pa.t and many bottles TO my knowledge haze
been used by my patients all with beneficial resulu 10
two csses where IL thought confirmed mptice
h.d taken place, he Wild Cherry effected cure
T. BoYDEN, Physieisn al Exeter Corner
None genuine, unless signed l. BUTTS on he wnpPef
For sale BY A. B. d SANDS, Druggists, loo Fultoos.
Of VILLAIN agents Of this city, also, rs Brood
way, and n Esst Broadway, and by Druggists generally
throughout the United Stsles. Beware Of countsfeu
HOW TO Be LOVELY.
Like the blssh 10 shell,
Just sufusing iis pearl.
With The RorsE or GoURACp
Tlnge The cheek, pslid srl.
Docs the enyious hair
Thy hue forehead conceal
Diseneumber Thy brow
With his PoUDRg SrBruE
Do pmpies, tan freckles
Di.fsure thy face
Loi ITALIAN Soar
VIII each bemish erase.
90 TO WALxGRsrRsET, then
isfxrY-ssveSs the store,l
And improving 90 Nature,
be homc.y no more!
XTo prevent i'm position, be sure that the.s sre 20 ~
purchased q DR.. FELIX GOURAUDS DeroI q Cy-mss
les and Perfamery, 81 WakersL hrst store from ns"s"
way. None genuine un sss procl red ~ above. -,
AsEKTs--Jortan, 3 Mnkst Bosion; Csrsscot Co W.T.
cestsri Pierce. stsnwix Hall Albany oail. iisfNos
myls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-17
GKSrLKmESs HArs-sumnEs STYLE
BEEBE e. COsTAR, MATTERS,

No. l56 BROADWAY.
VIII introduce on Saturday next 18Th inst, their yasa.
ions for Gentlemen's Summer Hats.
Y B. & C. will present to the public new and 10
ique style Of White and Pearl Beaver Castor Hat uniting
beauty and durability with ightness and comfort to the
wesrer, finished and trimmed in q new and elegant
manner.
Also, Panama and Straw Hats and Caps for Cent,
Youths and Children. myl4er
EF KNOX, l2s Fultonst is now prepared to supply
his patrons and the public with his elegant Spring Has
az MWLFu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-17

- We are obliged to Mr.. DrSsu for copy
Il zee Boston AaAs In advance OF the mall
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-17

~ meeting will be held at the Military Gar
den tomorrow evening to sdop, measures for the pre-
,ep,ation of testimonial TO Lieut. NJ C. Marin who
took an active part In securing the surrender OF AVA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-17

- Mr.. SPEIsHr, Of the United States Senate.
aiet 1t Co.unoia, MsslsSippi On tho 5th last
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-17

rS The sixth annual exhibition Of the Queens
County Agricultural Society will be held IN the month
Of October next
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-17

observation-disclosures w alters yesterday held AN
Inquest toe OF vesiry and West sts mon the
BODY OF a lad named William kirley native of Ire.
loot Of Nes,ry-st and was drowned Verdict aecording
ly---.Ihs Coroner Aso held inquest At No So Cross
q, upon the body Of Ann Robinson naive Of Ireland
aged ~ years who ie about six O'Clock on Friday al
ternoon rom stoop into an distance Of six feet
al No o5 Crossst tasreby njurng hersaf 90 severely
that abe died In about two hours sftsrwsrd Verdict
accordingly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-17
Seanen and


The Mississippi Commander II. A. Adams lying a,
anchor near the bsr prepared the landing Of the
party In of opposition. NJ c. PERRY
Commanding Home Squadron.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-17

~ HUGH MAXWELL has resumed bis profession"
Counseior-at-Law,i 10 connection with bis son, Joss
MxwsLL, Attorney and Solicitor, at their Office ELEVEN
WALL~sT. AL eodlm'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-17

oARPETING AND FLOOR OIL CLOTH
WAREHOUSE -sPARKmAs & KELSEY, 2e5 Brood
way opposite Stewards. mys db
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-17

AID FOR IsELASD.-The brig Anna Maria sailed
for Ireland on Friday heavily laden with food for Der
peri.hlns people Brooklyn !. not behind her sister city
/, nfch art
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-17

rE The celebrated Grsvesend case will be
broush, before the Court of Oyer and Terminer OF
King. County hi. week Several other important trials
are also 10 come of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-17

FIREs-A fire occurred Saturday evening about
hafpast six o'clock In the Of &C. Wilamst sdjoin
inQ the extensiye drug store of Messrs Thomas Max
well near Msdenlsne Il appears that the IRE was first
discovered in the room occupied by Levi Chapman
manufacturer the other parts OF the build
Ing were occupied by Mr.. J. H. Cassidy, printer, and
others The police Of the Second Ward were promptly
ON the SPOT and Likewise the hremen who in their usua
quick and effective very soon exdngushed the
DANES. The building was but slightly damsged by nre
the greatest injury having been done by the immense
qusntity Of water thrown the property. Supposed
10 have been the work Of incendisry.
FIRE was discovered about halfpast two o'clock yes
terdsy morning the grocery store Of Houston
aud Ridge sts. Damage uihing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-17

IT. The new ngregational church in Gran
bsrry.t late Rev Dr. Coxs) opened for religious woF
ship yesterday Rev. H. W. Beecher from IndianSpo'
n. Ind preached in the morning and evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-17

CHRlsrY's MIS,TRELs.-These popular singers
have not ye, gone to Alabama but will continue dur
ing the present week delight the crowded audiences
Of Mechanics Hall with their sable csntices We have
learned expermentaly tina, unless you 90 early it's
use knocking at the door"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-17

ON Saturday evening Coroner Abraham ned an in
opest At 2TO iackson-s the body of child named
Eliza Jane Beckwen She died very suddenly, and the
hlry returned the verdict death from causes unknown
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-17

DolSes AT the NAVY YARD.-The hrstciass
United states frgste Sabine has now been en- the
stocks since ls94-twentyt years and from al sp
pearance. will remain there as much longer Inere
are only IRE spearp,us in the yard and they are
o, ..o~L nan "a, doeks
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-17

SUDDEN DEATH.-RObt. Morrison, young man
living AZ ~ Concord ct, returned home Friday
inc about ten o'clock and after sitting down for few
moments died uttering an exclamation of pain. The
verdict of the Coroners Jury was Died OF rupture OF
the heart
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-17

n We call attention to Mr.. c. c. Marshs ad-
rertisement in advertising columns Of to-day. To
all persons DESTROYS Of attending this important study
we would say that we know of no more capable OF
impsrtng instruction in this science than Mr. Marsh
His reputation accountant is, however too well
known 10 need a word Of praise from U.s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-17

rTA poor woman with four small children
living At the foot OF North Seventhst Wismsoursn IN
a house belonging to Mr.. Rsyner. was turned oH o
doors by having the house raised above her head on Fri
dsy sst II was removed from the ground it is sup
posed by some villains employed by her husband who
had deserted her. His name Is Curtin.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-01-29
Moral and Political Power.

"Whatdo you expect to accomplish" says
my neighbor Joab, "with your moral power,
moral s%uasion, or whatever else you call it!
Do yod expect to put down intemPerance'
free the slaves, suppress crime. and set the
whole world in order, by writing, printing,
preaching, singing, talking, setting good eX-
amPIes, MISUNDERSTANDING eyiI-doers, and
such like!" Why not, neighbor Joab =
"Because it is of no use. Those things ale
necessary in their place, but what are they
good Tor without political power! Wemust
go 10 the BaHot-bpr, the Jury-bOr, the Grim
inaPS 6or. and, if needs be, to the Cartridge-
6or. These are the things to do up the work.
have no faith in this non-voting, non-prose-
cutting non-punishing, all-taIk-and-do-noth
ing theory. Mankind must be candidly and
kindly told what their duty is, and if they
Will not do 1t, they must be made TO do it,
That is my doctrine"
Neighbor Joab is a great Believer in hui
man government. He goes for political and
legal coercion. He woIships political pow
or. Moral power is of little account with
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-01-29
The Right of PctiliOn--thc Ohio States
man,

After a long and severe struggle in the Ma
tional House Of Representatives, the gag
which the slaveholding representatives. WIN
the assistance of their Northern allies, had
imposed upon the country was removed ana
the ripht of petition restored. The seat OF
war seems to have been removed from Wash
ington to Columbus. A petition was pre-:
sented by a large number OF the citizens OF
Ohio, protesting against the annexation OF
Texas, praying that the Legislature would
take measures to declare the Union dissolved
and recall our Senators aud Representatives.
Several Of the Democratic members immedl-
ately demonstrated their superior patriotism
by moving to kick it out, without receiving
it. 1t was finally rejected, by a majority
which must have been determined we sup
pose, by Wing votes, though we have not
seen the list of yeas and nays. The States
man, also comes out and j~usIlfes the vote in
unequivocal terms.
Tina, paper processes to he a Democrat d
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-01-29
WHOLE No. rs.

Sassinltes his anti.slavefy principles by a
voluntary union and participation in such a
government with 81 ,e-holders. And if.
through any unaccountable idolatry of poi;ti-
cal power, he continues this political union
with shareholders, let him know that he il
lighting against humanity and against God,
only TO involve himself in The "plagues'' and
overt brow of that great Babylon from which
1t is the mandate of heaven, and his first du-
ty, to GONE OUT" forthwith and forever
.lolerican .inti-Siapery aim mac FIR 1917.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-01-29
From the Richmond Wig.
The Slavery Question.


One of the fearful consequences Of the
War of Conquest in which we are enua1ed
for it is in vain to deny that the arauisi-
ton Of territory, il not the instiaating motive.
was anticipated as an inevitable incidental
result Of the contest-is beginning already TO
manifest itself. While vet we are in the
midst of The war, our statesmen. instead Of
d~evoting all their energies to its speedy and
honorable termination, are wranulinp over
the disposition to be made of the anticipated
"spoils Of victory" The North, through
its accredited organs on the floor of Congress.
Is in Imagination defining the metes and
bounds Of new non-slaveholding States to be
formed OF the Mexican provinces over which
the stars and stripes wave, or which may
hereafter be wrested from that Republic
Already they proclaim that from all the con-
quered territory which may, at the close of
the war, fall into our possession, regardless
Of its geographical position, whether on the
borders of Texas, in the Valley of the Rio
Grdnde, or on the Pacific, the =. foul plague
spot" of Slavery, which is offensive to them.
must be Internationally excluded. Nor is
this position assumed oy the insignificant
handful of Abolilonists alone, or confined 10
either of the two g;eat political parties at the
North. 1t is the unanimous voice Of the rep
resentallves OF the entire ron slavehoIding re-
gIon, with perhaps the exception of two or
three individuals, who, it is naturally 10 be
presumed, in dissenting from the remainder,
misrepresent the feelings and sentiments Of
the constituent body. The remarks of Pres
ton King, of New York, deliberately written
out before they were read in the House, in
which the intieXible determination of the non
siavehoidlng States to require, as a prelimi-
10.
nary cohdltion TO the extension OF our boun-
darles' thai slavery shall not be tolerated
WIN" "o n'.' Vi '"e te'''oty 'hat may oe
r,4"leu' g NJ VIC appearance ol d
'ln"?1S'"y m No't"' esFecl"liy "he" 'he
N VI '""' e''o ""u III h"t"'e Vi
MS Poii'Iva' ool'hec''oH' are cons'oereo' tian
~ !" ouy 'r1uc"' = ""lc" 'he ihuiTi,
uu"i alo"1' WIZ uel'se'eu i' IS 10 De heiu
lI'Po"sI"!o' ii1uoe' '"e importance a'tach-
- Al -" 'ioueoIaS eN'nceu ny Tue
l"'t 'i"'' n''nost "oa"uohih9' since uiat re-
llaLNdole uocu'ieh' was read me discussion
" the U'iSin anu conuuct OF tho mexican war
DIS wen as OF 'he means proposed Tor prose-
uu'ns II WIN more eHlclency IMAM heretofore
.Io ueoa'I nhs uegenerdteu mo an angry con-
"ove'sy ont%eeH ~ norm ana me SCUM
"Po" ..o wa PuvS'Ioh VI slavery 10 "hich
our anticipated NieNIcan conquests has I'M
P"iII 'roineitouS importance Better lar
wo"ll " ""'e peen' ndu MI FolK' following
I'oISan "a W. pn"'ouo Pteutcess1rS
,o sao" INV n'u ro"seh'eu 10 Keep
~ w., "a 0 ,"o no w numerous ana
"ss'" aa'I NV a""I 81 "al WIN HieAi-
ou' "".n wy Genus - "oPe hau oeeh
,;oS nc H. pr;ora u no" T seI.nild'
,Gn ,m,a ,"o ar.Ou pms H. r'0Pue 'e'wern
n ~ os he bas ' %n"n "' W. 10 IiSt
P"'u' a. ~ ""' "" " ""' VIZ"