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Washington telegraph., 1847-06-30

Tin kISe CAV no 80 WRoNe, -
Judging irom the ig4scdmina'e sub'cr'
tiene, with which eySlY act oi the Admin,
is.ralien Is lauded aud every word OF cen.
sure condemned by Sumo ol it3 presses,
Ne are infeed 10 conclude that they think
the President ,Van do no wrong Names
cannot alter the nature Of acts, and an
unjust Or abilary measure would be the
same whether performed by President
or King. But even in kmgly goycrn'
menls, the dghl to seuiinle freely their
acts IS permitted 10 the press, which is
never. on that account, denounced us lrai
loraus. The present Administration, how.
ever. whilst boasling ol its progressive aud
nabaundrd principles Of democracy hugs
Ia iis lofdly shoulders the kingly mantle
Of inlalibilily, and siliiies aud condemns,
through Its Washington organ, those pa
fefs which dafe tell iluf il. reckless errors.
Bseaase the wings bfieye that the war
might have Lern avoiird-lhai il was
unnecessarily "preeipilaled, and that the
President Is responsible for It's eunseqncn.
ees, tie ofgan aud IFS satellites donouncc
the whigs as "ai1efs and abeIlers Of the
enemy and traitors To their country. -
Arguments aud facts innumemble hive
heen gigen, in justification Of "lho faith
that Is in lhem;n but arguments aud facts
arc rnwerless upon lhoso who, in the
saered name Of democracy, have virtually
declared hal the PFeaiien, team do no
wong. Could he have been supposed
capable Of doing wrong, some blame might
have been called forth by his kind per.
mission 10 San'a Anna 10 return To Mexico,
lor the purpose ofhealins her forces against
us. Could the least idea of a capacity Ia
err have been attributed 10 him, somo Of
his presses might hase been found hrcah'
Ing through the letters Of party, and al
minislering lo him a candid though mod
eaie eensure, when he attempted To give
seaai5f Benton The military command in
Mexico osef such general, as Scott ani
Taylor.
Our lofelathefs seolled At the idea lla'
Tho ling could do no WRONG" \ seven
leafs waf. wagei against them To suppress
justice and lighl anl ,inIlcaie anl main.
tain oppression anl wrong, fully satisfied
lhem on this point. Bui We fear that po.
Ilieal siews oi things are growing strangely
iamblri up, aud right aud wrong becoming
nofe and more the tools of political avn
bilion and The creatures ofpulilieal cmolu
meni. aa we reeedo from the brave old
lnes oil the revolution. II was hcn a
preposlerous thing 10 allcmp, to convince
frtcmeA tia, a king could do no wrong.
Nor, those are denounced as tlailors Who
fad iaull with President; 50 wonderfully
is he exalted by the subscryent spirit ol
party above tho power OF doing wrong
Truly. the democracy OF these days Is pio
gressiye.
Washington telegraph., 1847-06-30

pgACE PRosrEcrs-'lhe \. q. Delta
Of the 18th inst. contains tie following eS
tract from III Rd.ondior, (rhc Rcasoner,)
a paper recently established in the city of
Mexico for the express purpose OF adyo.
eating conclusion of peace. It says:
1ha Republic Of Mexico Is now n the ugonizng
moments Of most severe lfai, and il is necessary
ihut is sons should make extraordinary eiioris
iof lls salvation. but eau VIC save It by var
Are We Ia a condition 10 make war, aud TO carry
on successfully 10 the cnd' Can il depend upon
the whole pant Of The r. sources Of tie country
Has the public spirit, - long asleep, been 50
ihfoughly awakened that all the MyAcaus viii
ly 10 arms TO cXiemInaio our unjust invaders,
aud b,qucllh 10 our chldIrn "a country, intcpcn-
drncu aud libtuy Can We dispose Of such hii
armament. and the other munitions Of war, as will
be nccrssay to oKtBguish the common enemy
and rccunqurf tina, Of which he hns robbed usl
Would the pro'ongalion Of hn cxlcrminaiiug war,
awat 10 the death, tedious, indefinite, BE- more
advantageous 10 Mexico than an honorable ar
fangrmtni, wcrr such possill,l Would our gov
eminent lolc anything should II hear and e1amine
with attention ilic propositions which once, again,
aud at various times have been, and probably will
continue 10 bo, made to NJ, by our enemes'--
Should we, or not, avoid the conflicts by which
we are rncifcicd, through the mruns Of luni and
oquiabIe Transactions, whCn these arc offered to
u1 Should We yaso.llate between the iemoriy
Of a war without truce " termination, difficult to
BE- sustained without a total aau,Ihlaiion Of the
Republic, and tho listening TO propositions which
may, perhaps be favorable to us, or, At the least,
admisaibltl These are great questions which, n
our opinion, ought. at this time, in preference, 10
aglatr thu periodical pres,
Washington telegraph., 1847-06-30

Han SroRM-A terrible hail storm
lately visited Jasper county, Georgia, which
moi only destroyed wheat, corn, cotton, and
fruit, but whole llocks of goats, sheep and
hogs, and forest trees were stripped Of
leaves and branches, and whole orchards
entirely destroyed. The damage has been
very great, aud seems almost incredible.
Memphis Appeal.
Washington telegraph., 1847-06-30

OTThe n. o. Picayune, which has so
long sustained its reputation for varied
nbiIiiy and sprighiliness, comes 10 Us tbs
week in an enlarged form. Before, It was
n double sheet, containing eight pagcs--
now, II has m additional sheet, making
four additional pages. 1t was iirsl.ra'c
with its eight pagesi it will now be first.
rate and third over.
Washington telegraph., 1847-06-30

Tnr NArIoNAL.-Tho N. o. Tropic
has been revived under this tile by r. u.
Thorpe, Esq a gentleman in every way
qualified to conduct a spirited and useful
journal We have been favored with the
first number, and notice tho name OF "Old
Zack" at its mast head for the Presidency,
We wish the cnierprising proprietor every
success.
Washington telegraph., 1847-06-30

0eJ-Tho Democrat states that the com.
paBy Of Mounted Gunmen from Washington
county, under Capt. Enyari, recently mus.
tered into service at Fort Smith are ordered
TO Join Gen. Taylor. They would start
for Mexico Immediately via San Antonio.
Washington telegraph., 1847-06-30

o. We are authorized to announce EseNuG
N,Ncr as a candidate ior Sheriff. 10 iill The "a.
caney oc,asoncd by the resignation ol Wlam
ArnetL The election will take place ON Wedurs.
day the 5lh ul July.
q We are authorized 10 announce NunlA
NJ BuRroN, of Spring llll township, as eaadi.
date ioi lhc ollico Of Sheriff.
Washington telegraph., 1847-06-30

O1-The Locos in New York city have
succeeded in clecting their Judges Of the
Superior Court and Court of Common
Pleas in the city. They have also ma.
jorily Of the Judges in the State.
Washington telegraph., 1847-06-30

A married lady lately found her two sons quar-.
rollng and in the hope Of putting an end to their
difference, uttered the following threat. "Yon
young rnscas, II you don't desis directly, I'll tell
both your fathers
Washington telegraph., 1847-06-30

1--WE aro requested 10 state that East NteH
will deliver a Sermon on Total Dspariig, at tue
Cont House on next sunday at half past l1
o'clock, 4. NJ
Washington telegraph., 1847-06-30

Of the professions, It may be said that soldiers
are becoming too popular, parsons loo lazy, physi-
clans too meIcenary, and lawyers too powerful
Washington telegraph., 1847-06-30

"Ma'sa, one oh your oIen's n'sdead-lodder
too. was 'iraid 10 tell you Of en- bof at
once, 'iraid yCu couldn't bore it,"
Washington telegraph., 1847-06-30

When do we begin to love pcople1 When they
begin to let US yok into their hearts, aud their
hearts are found to be worth locking into.
Washington telegraph., 1847-06-30

Let reason and common sense be q mans safe
guard, and the bridge ol deluaon is easily crossed.
Washington telegraph., 1847-06-30
Wanted,

A Nmldlgcut boy nom Is to Il yeatae ei uge,
Aio lcam tho printing husiness. Also A
JouRNENMAN PRINTER, 10 whom steady
employ inrnl will be given,
Washington telegraph., 1847-06-30

Since writing the preceding the Massachusetts,
has reached the city, bat i appean, brings no mad
except f.r the Quauo,masirr. The letters aud
papers intended for her were placed on board the
propeller Washington that lcil the day previous,
b1i has not Yet auiycd.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-01-22

AdJutant General tuu hes TO them the rconi.i.e
Information. They proceed in the way poiuted
out To them, and, in due time they procure and
organize their several companies They find an
oiiicer OF the United States already on the ground
ready to muster them into the SCI vice of the Gem
eFa' government. They call him in and he
passes them into that service subject TO IFS rules
aud articles OF war. and having all the features Of
IFS organization. They have accepted the terms
OF payment which the Act CT Congress pro, ides
Tor volunteers they have received its six months,
communication pay, and, in all respects have pro.
ceeded under the specific provisions of the law
relating TO volunteers Nay sir, that very Act
having made distinction between militia and
volunteers. these companies have determined
thtir own character by following those provisions
which are applicable only TO volunteers Now
S'F' can any thlhg be palmer than that these
troops, tor whose aid tins Resolve YVES introduced
are purely and exclusively the volunteer conpao,
les If the United States
And now, (said MIR. Bul!ocb0 let no cIas-
the question oil whatever embarrassment has baan
thrown over 1t, by reason OF the peculiar manner
IN which these troops were in the first instance
organized and Differed under the militia bvs of
NJ massachusetts,. Under the first letter from tho
department, issued in May, the Governor adont.
Gu d view oil the mode OF organization which he
seems subsequently TO have reronsiIered VIII
AdJutant General, dated Nav 26ih
ne regiment, when organised, will be de.
SigndteG and known, as the First Regiment Of
" assoc 1usetts Infantry, it being understood that
!, Is not TO be taken or considered 10 be part of
'he present Volunteer Miluia' OF the Stale hn,
as corps specially raised to meet the call of tba
General Government '''0
Upon reconsideration of this point, when IL
became necessary 10 proceed under the second
can rom the Department. in November he
Governor round this difficulty in the way Of off.
eeflhg body OF troops know as Volunteers =
Inc war Act of Congress, Nav. 1916 provides
nat the said volunteers, so oferrg thei,
services shall be accepted by the President in
companies battalions, squadrons, aud reeip,ents
whose ohcers shall be appointed in the name,
rioIies TO which such companies battsl,nns
sqnidrons, and regiments shall respectively bs'
long" oe'
ITO be concluded tomorrow
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-01-22
MASSACHUSETTS, Legislature.

THURSDAY, Jan Of
SENATE The annual reports Of tie Taunton l3,a.cs
Essex and Lowell aud An over RaIr, adj Con,n.,;o.
were presented I'D referred.
a" order was passed directing the COMMITTEE m IN,
1uHe'aFy to consider the exp diency OF afr mn f..
Ter rmedes N eases where the possession of ,,,so
premises thhed by le sees Or ber assigns
payment OF rent due on each breach oi covenants, ~.
'r eSPed n'y opro' idng by Law some precise na,bog
u making aid recording attachments on lease Id ,,o,
e''y aud OF lrVJing executions thereon.
Adjourned
House.. Mr.. King Of Gloucester a,ne.,.a .....
led aud took his seat as member 4"''
Mr. Lord ofSalem, was appoine / ,o ,bo -.
Va i0""S' ~ place OF Mr.. for~y OF Ftchbu,g. who
"'' oeen excused from serving tn reon Mr. Rce,,d
%" o. Lowell was made Chairman of the Coo,,,;,,o.
o. BIS N the Bid Reading aud mir. Beebo ~ W.,
"e" appointed to that Committee in Ar. To,,o,,.
place. "''' i"'ieJs
n'Ssfs' Bird Of WalpoIe, Keyes Of DedbaD, roe;.
o. ba'''n Punkett of Hinsdale aud Tran, &c w.
mlnSham' were appointed to lie Spec Al C,o,,,,-
~ leS'eidaJs order IN relation 10 tbe Voio,,,oa..
this State. 'o'"'"eFIS u
49, mug 'l Gloucester, was excused from the Com.
.n.''ee Oh the Fisheries, count Of in se;h A..
Washhurn of Lynn, was substituted '"'
ne COMMITTEE OF III Judiciary was drcr,,d - 60.
81 s' "na' iarlher Legislation nccessar, couce,or -
Po"e' I'll county Commissioners.
nc mmIl'ee on Education was ins,,,c,e. 49,.
s'uer Tue eSpedIency Of amending the law, IN ,a,,.,
Tue o'''nont on OF the School Fund.
a. zen minutes after Twelve, the o,dor. ri d..
were taken up the consideration of tn.
pra'ins $4,000 the aid Of ,be v,,n.,..- ppP'o'
su.ned. ''' - was Te
Nlf Draining spoke three quarters Of an hon, 49,,
81 20 prove that the Volunteers we,e nan ~.
o'''e Militia and ought 10 be taken care or H.
cure ou' WIN somewhat singular mcous,,,,,c, 2,
a. maintained that the Legislature could No, \, .h.,o
'ne heg'mem beeau.e the troops we,o II,,,aI
'"'cfs. Aitei he mad concluded.
Hir fu'nam Of Roxhury, % aimed ,be a,o,;,,
ne con ended that the causes and cb,r.o,l. ~
ought 10 BE- looked IA connection w, n,;, ""'
.''U - ADMINISTERED rebake 10 Mr. Cushpy -, ~
''s members to he Influenced IN their vo,.. -
e'%""' :" the effect OF our action here. upon Inc s"I,
" massachusetts IN The National Coonc,'s
prospects Of her citizens in tIe army an,t w." 'n'
motion. w navy i"T pro
VIZ boutwell, gol the floor next hu, Tho o,,l...e,
"iy were lad on The table at twenty five ,,,,,.,.
AID tie House adjourned. ''' % '"''
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-01-22
Two pAYs LArER rRoM EuRoPF.

The packet ship Quebec. Capt. Williams ar
rived at N. York Wednesday, bringing two days
later Intelligence from Europe. The Quebec
sailed from Portsmouth on the 9th ult.
According to the Cotton report OF the 7th ult.
that staple in Liverpool had advanced one-eighth
Of penny, which is equal TO an increase of t10o
millions If dollars in The vai~e Of the ,choe cot
toa crop Of This country
The statements in the Russian papers that
Schamy had been beaten by the Russian gener-
as are contradicted.
The cholera WAS making dreadful havoc in
Bagdad; 1t was taking a northerly direction.
Spain, 1t appears, has gone through all the
phases OF ministerial crisis Ia the short space Of
~ hours. NJ. Istunlz and his colleagues have
been out Of Office, the Marquis de Viluma, hay-
ing had the honor Of being called on to form a
new Cabinet, has failed aud Nj. Isturiz and his
colleagues are replaced in their former positions
All this, we repeat, has occurred in one short
December day. All this hubbub took place on
the evening Of the 10th Of November.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-01-22

u The Hnoser pa spectator says: - We re-
gre hsT that ,here great deal Of sickness in The
Theological Depasimeu; Of Peunsyi' amia College at
Gettysburg. We under,ald tina, about twenty Of the
students are dawn with fever Of ,yl hold rherac
ter There u as one death en- Sunday morning last"
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-01-22

" Il IS said that Secretary WALxrp b.o.
ed to resign unless tax vas i,r~i" a 'nreaten'
ana cohee' May not the loco.oco ne upon yea
congress nave been induced to reject he ~ u
Posilon' with the hope that The tbrcat 'no pro.
earf'ea OUT He should have hreaend 10 vu,d o.
!, y @'a impose tax. II would bsy. ho. ,esls"
then !--.4l6 Zoe Journal, ' "''e Oeeh done
w We trust that no Loco Foco win hon
swallow cup OF tea coffee taxed by ~ pI
sa,olnlslra'lon, without being WILLING - ' aa Iok
a. me same time, ty way Of dessert an h
naI Uttered against the Wings for the Nv o.,
'no'e beverages in ls42.-Prenfiee VIC TAX 0"
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-01-22
II The secrellry Of the Navy has caused TO

~ The Secre1ry OF the Navy has caused TO
be published letter addressed to Lieutenant
Geo S. Blake, who was in command Of the u. s.
brig Perry at the time Of her recent disaster, who
had called for an inquiry into the causes OF that
disaster, in which he fully relieves that officer
from all blame. He says:
do not deem it necessary to institute
any such inquiry. The evidence on the records
of the department justiiies me in declaring that
your cllilns TO the character of skillful and
jealous officer are elevated rather than depressed
by your conduct in the trying and perious cir
cumsances in which you were placed.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-01-22

A good general is the most efTo,oa, ,
can be furnished an enemy in ime If a,o Ehat
eniclenl " aid" the President rendered f. Ma
Gown 60 wnen ne gave Santa Anna passport ~ w.
Oruz' mr.. Polk doubtless feels hsppv under re
Ienecuon that by this act he fulfilled he scr;nN
,u,a' injunction to :" do good TO them who desn,,e.
July use you."-.qlb Eve. Jeur. - VIZ O''p''e-
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-01-22

USlrED STATES MAIL STOLEN On the IS h in
slant as tie steamer i'ejamn Franklin from Louis
Vile Cinrmua,i with the United States mail bag con,
sainng .!ree mals from New Orleans and four five
from Naslvii'e and said condin large amount #
money aud bis OF eychonge--,he bag was stolen, or
made off Win IN maunr that let no clue to the dis
eoyery of the persons committing the act,
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-01-22

II The eduor Of the Cincinnati Atlas has been pres
enled with quill of the Condor Of the Andes when is
feet three Gctes in length the barrel six inches long
and nearly large the for finger. There viii be
Some savage editorials written with such quill.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-01-22

IMPORTANT DRcIsIoN. We learn from the Column
bls pal e-s that 'he Supreme Ceurt Of Ohio in bank,
ong ohtr decisions decided diverse TO the city
o'Cincmnai what has been al,ed tie Jew case The
C urt declare the ordinance Of The Cincinnati Council
prohb ting tad ng, bareiing and >elIirg on Sunday
void as 10 those who scieuiiou,y observe ,hesevcnh
day u the week as the Sabhath"
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-01-22

New CuRE FOR LOVE. romantic incident
occurred in one Of the Islands OF Scotland which
became the subject OF Judicial investigation. A
plonghman became deeply enamored with the
charms OF milk maid, OF course rosy and fair, OF
a wealthy farmer. His addresses were rejected
and the disappointed swain. full Of melancholy
and vengeance, procured strong cord, went Out
10 the barn, and tied all the cows tails toge Their
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-01-22

o. The Albany Atlas Of TUESDAY evening alludes
tic pardon Of The anii-'cners and says is confident.
~ stated thai Il sill be anuoauc d III few days. The
Atlas as AYERS that the pardon viii be general.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-01-22

GJs Tie Northampton Dcmocfa sc this week says
that oniy numher Of tina, paper will be is
sued, unless It's Subscribers forward and pay ihsr
dues.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-01-22
eclsg Dattp Qp.
URCEST Ek:
Friday, J.fNCARY p. 1917

NEW HAMpsHlKE. The IocOio'o aPers ~ the'r des,
paation always cling 10 One OF ne last s'ra"s
thew cot hold Of was, that some fifteen persons IN me
town o: LYMAN, N. II, had confessed repentance Tor
their departure from The faith they had " Isaac u H.
end bey d,erm nation sin no more but to return To
their duty, aud ia their first love. The Independent
Democrat however, gives them consolation after the
following manner
afr m prcsen, appearances, for every five Seced'Ts
st,y nr added 10 the Independents, and all from The
old Radio al party lhn the las io"', cen WEEKS We
have added mof fan l4C0 names to our S OF substFi
hers more tan SO of whom vo'ed lar Williams ias'
YEAR,
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-01-22

II Thomas Monrs yesterday bound over in the
Police Coui Boston for trial, on charge OF sealing
again from the barracks Of Company i.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-01-22

Nor OBTAINED Tie council convened at Surry.
MI tew weeks since, to ordan Sir J P Perry, Of
New Ipswich decided thai the candidate "aS rot sound
in the f h. Ihr principal difficulty was IN reference to
lie question. " How are the adj raiSfd up, AID with
wha, body do they come 2" MIR. ?. could not say he
believed in bodily resurrection
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-01-22

a5 The Tr weller mentions, tina, Mr. Brghee Of
Wo Urn, badly burned recently by breaking
lamp coltaiu0ig turning fluid
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-01-22

II In the Virginia regiment, there is company
from Staunson having ~ en'y men, each over six feet
high
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-01-22

GT Air. Eli Whitney Of New Haven, is now engaged
in manufacturing 000 Colts resolsng pistols i,r The
government
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-01-22

MIcHiGAE. hil has been introduced in The House
Representatives, to charter company to construct
ship canal around !e Sail 81. Marie.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-01-22

u Gen raj Samuel +. senden of Pot'and, las again
been put IN nomuaiion Governor BY tie Liberty par
~ in Maine
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-01-22

" The amo mi Of property sold hy auction in Can
cinuaii las year s75j 205 go.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-01-22

| 10 be concluded to-morrow.l !
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-02-25

The Leperrier Planet.-The Union pub.
fishes a communication from Lieut. Msury,
containing observations and calculations
which make it very probable that the new
plnnet is identical with q supposed star seen
by the astronomer Lalande in l795. This
conclusion has been arrived at by tracing
the motion Of the planet back to that date,
on the basis Of the observations made on its
discovery last yeor, and the result is an al
most complete identification Of its supposed
place at that time with the star seen by La
laDde and on searching in that place no star
could be found. Whence il is reasonably
inferred that what he eaw was not a fixed
star but a planet, and that the said plane,
now occupies another place in the heavens,
10 wit, the place Of the planet Leverrier.
The importance Of this discovery, which
brings our country in q participation Of the
honor belonging to the science Of France and
England, lies chiefly in the fact that, il the
presumption be verified, we have nearly fif-
iy.two years observations Of the planets
movement a very important result, when j,
is considered that the revolution Of the new
plane, round the sun occupies nearly a cen
tury and q half.-.N. y Com. .7dp.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-02-25
A great meeting was held in Fanieul

A great meeting was held in Fanieul
Hall, Boston, Oh Thursday evening, to
provide relief for the starving population
Of Ireland and Scotland. Hon. Josiah
Quincy, Mayor ofthe City, was called to
the Chair. Addresses setting forth the
object of the meeting, and depicting the
state of the sufferers and the necessity of
immediate action, were made by several
gentlemen. Resolutions were passed
expressing the sense of the meeting that
it was the duty of all to adopt promp,
measures for contributing TO the relief OF
the sufferers. An Executive committee
consisting of James X. Mills. David Hen.
shaw, Patrick L. Jackson, G. w. Crock.
EFT, J. l. Bowditch and Thomas Lee,
was appointed to collect subscriptions -
and Committee Of four from each
Ward was also appointed under the res
olutions, to aid the Executive Committee
in raising money by general collection
throughout the City And at the close
Of the meeting, which is represented to
have been one Of great harmony and
earnestness, it was voted that the Execu.
tive Committee have authority to send a
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-02-25

CoRwIN's SPEECH.-The admirable
speech of the Hon. THOMAS CoRwIN, ot
Ohio, recently delivered in the Senate OF
the United States on the Three Million
Bill, has been published entire in the
Washington, New York, and other pa
pers. 1t will occupy in our paper a,
least 10 columns, but notwithstanding its
great length, we shall commence the pub
lication of it in our next, in compliance
with the wishes of many of our subscri-
bers. The Providence Journal considers
it to be "the speech Of the session."