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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-08-05

AS we arc"W hat we miyht have been.

We have ondoavorod to show. in the 2nd and 81
numbers Of the Examiner first, that slavery was the
cause Of the slow growth Of population in Kentucky
and second that it oppressed and drove away thou
sands of Our best citizens Wodesre in this to prove
that it prevents emrration or the settlement among
us of citizens from the free States Let us state, first,
few general considerations.
1t is well known that emmigration all other things
being equal, would be southwardIy. Men naturally
would leave a cold and sterile region for genial and
fertile one If the institutions of Ohio and Kentucky
had been the same originally, Kentucky would have
been settled first aud most thckly by emgrants from
the East and north We have made it study, for
many years past, to inquire OF northern farmers and
mechanics, aud especially Of those who wcnd their way
into Indiana and Illinois, what their disposition their
,rst was and we have invariably found that nearly all
of them would have preferred for the reason stated
our state.
Many Of the most intelligent citizens Of Virginia,
aware Of this Tact, and anxious 70 meet the difficulty,
have resored to every means in their power to turn
the tide of emigration southwark Our readers NAV
remember series Of essays on this subject published
in the Richmond Whg year or two aqo--cssavs
which we purpose noticing at an early dav. Tbcv
cndoavor to show that land was cheaper commercial
facilities greater, markets nearer an old civilization.
and its comforts more sure the reward of industry
larger climate healthier and better in Virojnio than
the West and they urged upon Northern farmers and
mechanics to come & settle there Partial success has
attended their efforts Fairfax county has been part
" settled By farmers and nechanics from the free
States and the result is an entire renovation of the
soil, and an unwoned prosperity of those ncioAbor
hoods where they located
,
w nat 0'''N0' "'' "'o i''"o'"5 to'o'u'
Nhen sclen'e plans the progress OF their toil!'
Tho rre,t ooior of o,,rrorts from +o froc stotos
however. will NOT come 10 he slave. mis- We know,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-08-05

Consent to the safe Of Christian Women as
jSiaccS, by the General G0Uermeat at Public
AHctioa, far m0acy to carry on the Var u
gainst Ncricoi
Co,y,,poodcoce ofj5e R,,t,, Do;b, Win
ITasL;,a55n ID n T,h, 70 1St%
Mr. EoToR:-l received short note this
morning, without Signature, informing me that
two females (who have been for some time con
fined IN the United States Siaoc gPareh0Hse in
this clty, and IN whose wrclchcd condition had
previously taken some intcrcst) would be sold
at 10 O'Clock, ior the benefit Of the U. States.
Immediately procured the Union, and
found in 1t the following advertisement:
NEayShopS SoL-To v;rtno Of G,.oso,a~l ,,r;,s
Of teri facias. issued from tho clerks once a
the C;rcuit Cart of the district IF C,ln,I;, G.,
1.-The County of WASHINGTON. and to me directed
shall exnose to nnbIic Sale for cash on Tnosd,v
the 18Th jnst at the South front door of fine Iaij
of said County at tbc bonr ofIO o,clocl, A NJ
the following proDcrty viz.
One negro woman, named Elizabeth. about
the ace Of Sixty years and one NEGRO Girl nam.
ed Caroline. about the aqe of twenty years. seiz-
cd and levied upon as the DroDcrfv of Henry
Miller. and sold to satisfy iudicials No. % for
October term, iS47 in favor of the Postmaster
General; also iudiciaIs Nos. 3 and for
June term, 1911 in flyor oftbe United Stjtos.
and arainst said Henry Miller.
ALEXANDER HUNTER.
Marshal of the district Of Columbia.
r..,..,. ~
, instantly repaired 70 ,no CO. uop:1a'e4' Dla
li"'to" out iou'iu i4''Ii IL" minutes 700 i''t
10 ",[nesS 'ie SUE WI, was however INFORMED
'i'' .elo "ao a 49, u'1l VI 0olii'11I'.oll "Io
t@c "",c' anu quI'e NUMBER were present.
ho'eu dc1eF' known 1I1., TO 'le coofeu people
mere as tie NeY; mr. "iIIiaIS' was one Of tht
most SPlrlIed DiddefS'
! was gIad TO learn however, 0e"l0o'f@Cc Out
bld SelFSh"eSS some klnd-hearteu gentlemen
f,Stors of rlEg;on-and fLo limited States re-
ceivcs into its treasury $500
What has fine North to do with slayerv7 l.
the scizure and sale oftbcse women nroyijed f,l
in the Constitution!
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-08-05
Hints to Farmers.

We find the following hints to farmers in one
of our exchanges. As to its merits our readers
must Judge for themselves.
Tomatoes make excellent preserves.
Toads are the very best protection of cabbage
against lice.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-08-05
Saturday NIGHT.

How sweet, after the cares of the week, comes
Saturday evening The brain, oycrworkcd by
six days Of inccssant labor, looks forward joyful
ly, to reposc; and a sweet, calm Sabbath steals
over us in anticipation, as we enter our house.
We feel that, for one day at least, we shall for
get the world and all its anxious ties If it is
winter, we draw up around the fire; if summer,
we sit by the open window: in either case, we
give ourselves up to the hour with relish we
never experience at other times. Fer the mo-
mcnt, something Of the zest of childhood in ell
joying holiday, returns to us; We seem to
breath freer, our spirits rise, little trihes amusc
us, and we reycl in perfect overflow Of happi-
ness. Have you never, reader, enjoyed such
Saturday evenings! How the pleasures of it is
heightened if the days business has been cor
rodng, and if, at its close, you have walked home
through the rain and got thoroughly wctted then
what luxury to put on the slipper, to Undue the
dressing gown, to roll the easy chair to the fire,
and sit down to a pleasant book or an hours
pleasant chat with your wife Saturday evening
how many sweet associations does the name
coniure up
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-08-05

The miser-who staryes himself to death, in
order that his heir may feast.
The slanderer-who tells tales for the sake Of
giving his enemy an opportunity toprove him a
liar.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-08-05
TILT I7I} L Il VIA N .
The Voters Of Vermont,

Consent to The salc Of christian Women as
SiaccS, by the General Government, at Pu5G'
Aactioo, far money to carry on the War Il
gaiNEt MeKicol
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Bum 9Serf0uf.

Gine tIIablst11hble, 9dssmib.
MxdNA Is, >sbnsbaus, jipri ;peiftStiae rcp:
;:;:EAs petite taffensrns DobubduIsr unp
l.s.zs .s.ssasA cine tafltelnsrne @tsuer, init un
asfahr plcrsis 2fcr rom alIsrtefsn &ano.
Olrs el9cntbum Iicst in 0crt Gauntp uuo
IT bon 5arrlstur9 aus 3ulebeu. 0is Olib,
ls 1T in touttinoi9em 3ultauoe uuo bat upls
len 3ulauf Don Sunpenarbeit. Die Sdae,
mhtle 1T nnlansl1 srbaut ls 1T rcu ocr tes
lten Nrt nno rcn bclten Materialicu Slo6e
t6nncn pom 8lu1e bis an Die Olhblr lt9,pm.
men. 0ie 9cIe9cubeiten fur &aufmannes
Nrtelt ltno unabcrtreff!tb. % ole fruhttare
gnmterlanp Saaep Die Srudt lisfert, uno
ole Nleselbabn bon Carlisle nah pbilacel,
pbla nur 3,pci Dlelsn papcn sntftrnt 1T, luc
ele Tle9clbabn nab Baltimore, ,pclte jest
9staut wereen ica, miro inncrba!b cincr ball
tcn Olslls bapcn pcrtei9cbeu.
lin Scmilhnn9en 3u eriparen 1T Der prcis
3u $4,000 anaricst. 9aG gisentbum 1T
lest pcrlebnt fit $1,000 jdbylitt, auf prel
Sabre, abcr tslm Serfauf bort Der Ollctbs.
Scntraft anf, 70 pa6 8efg scsstcn wrrpsn
tann. Olan crtuncise llb tci
!. .. Eibaroe, Gcaoins, spa.
Nu9uit 3. 1917. bU.
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abri9e Gnebrli ifi9feit

eauerno aeBslt eurb Or. Swapns'5 0Slbfir>
ttbensS SDrup, nabSem olle anrsrn Mittsl obne
9Sirfun9 9sbIisben maren.
Sineinnati Ssbruar 10. 1917.
Or. Swapns :-9iss bslbeni9toas ib felt
ii Sabrsn init @n9brillfietsit bsbaflet mar uno
ale mir sur Sunes fcmmenbs Olittsl umionlt
an,panbts, biz id) 1910 meins Soeimatb in 9su
ENGLAND fir Gin nilbertS Slima perlies. Stb
fano baburb Qnberun9, Bis ltetsn QBintsr
men 0siSsn falf unsrtrd9tib wurbe unb ib oas
ndtbtllb auflgsn mu6ts, neil iD nicbt i'm Set>
te tblafen fcnnte.
Ga D6rts b, cas Or. Smopne's 0Sibfirs
lbsnsSDrup Gin por5i9ljdDs6 S2eilmttsl fdrqun>
9snfranfDeiten iei.--Seb fin9 fo9leid an IS Su
9sbraubsm uno fano iofort einbsrun9. Ssit
cen leeten 2Gcdsn babe idp fsnsn Nnfall mebr
9ebabt une ib flibls htsr;eu9t tos Sbre Mss
cltIn mir neine @slunpDelt p6ai9 misoer Dsr9ss
itsut bat. Sbr 7. 10. Kni8bt
QSaCnuelfrase ;Wilhen esr 3 uno 4tsn.
1OarnunS.-Ot bite flip por alien Natbs
aDmun9en, cie bcn Hanen Der QSlcfiritbe tra=
gen. Or. SnaDns'S 9Silofirldtns SDrup lit
Die ein;i9s Nrjnsp ses Scttd 1T in snsn fbS=
nsn llmibla9 9ebnllt mcrauf Elm Silpns pcn
oGlliam psnn 9eifrbsn unb Or. SmaDns's
Nams bsfnblib lit.
9Sjre jubsreltst unb 1T ;u baben in Der Of
flee rss Or. Gwopnn Norewslfs@ts Der stsn
unc Gotsitrass, Ybilabslpbia, uno
Sum Ssrfauf bei .Jebn Hitter unb @cmp'
GnsIano uno t,Jen1afcn uno Or. Z.
t6arfd,alL Ngsntsn fir &saein9.
@ec. s. OllOer, Wcmel6ccrf; Or. Se1sr5,
Yottstdun.
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ferihmot in 6arrisbur9, iiber oas 8era.
ite Der SWeiten Spannune Der feet bier in
Sau be9rifensn Srdde iiber Die Susque.
banna. lief. ffGr3te ct bon oemlelben ber:
ab. uno perleete fib oermaben. oa6 ct in
wenl9en Ea9en ffarb. Der &srfforbene
mar elm brouer fbdebarer Ginwobner.
gt 0 6 E s.-Gin Wann. Hamens
Sbaoe. fiel Dor einioen Saoeu uon Der
elarf's Serrp SrGde uno serbrab ba5
9enife, pelbes ieinen 500 uerurlabte.
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pbtlaoelpbier 8ieb- -Wtarft.
llnion 8isbbof, 7. Nuauif 1S

H0EuH URDDpN 7. NHgHH Io4I.
SIN Marfte tparsn 1l40 Stif Sdlabts Sd)s
fen, 600 pom 9Esfsn NIT sinesibleiisn, ourtbs
9sbsncs ron ma9srer 0ualitdt $50 wurbsn
natb Nsu Wcrf sstristsn; 21O &ibs uno &dls
Der, AGO Sbmeins uno 1860 Sbaafs une
Qdmmer.
Yrsifs.-Sd Sdladtcdfsn nurben perfauft
~ 81 Bis 81 bic 100 Yfb. 70 Staf bIisbsn IL
bria. &tibe uno O1lbfibe psrfauftsn
;u IS Bic 80, Sprin9srs $l2 bis "a uno trcfne
Shbe 81 Sc bis IA. Sbweine psrfauftsn gu S
bis ST bic 100 pfunb. Sboafe perfauften Su
ST. Biz uno 2ammsr 81 81 bis a jsees, Der
Ouolitdt eema6.
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sbletaa SScrftalsf.

0lt llntsrfdrietcnen fno seioHsn ibr @es
lhdft auf}uAstcn, uuo bietm nun ibreu aans
zen Serrrtb BON Trofnen 6iitern ,nm
Sertauf am 3uIanmsn nit eusm $sbusrsebt
tlr Stchr fur bier Sabre. Sbr Scrratb III
III portretf'ebsm @tanee Der &eItdftsplas
DER rs'tr III Der Staot, Der Stptr Ih6n aues
9et'ttet' une 1T, init Der Gttreitltute, Orsi
nnc ltsbenil9 SnB tlsf; oer Seller blscels.
net tnr 3rcfns 1Baaren ODER Spssereism.
Oa lts lsit mGbrsrn Sabrsn BEN sr66ten 3us
lallf BON Snuoicbaft battsn, ftmelttclM fte
ltdh, oaB ite Dem Raufsr Disl ginlaoeuces oar,
bletsn f6nnen. Sr9sub psrIanste lustunft
plsb BON ern ltnterlc6risbenen ssssbsn.
O'sricn unb Eaisucl.
Neabin9, Sul 90.
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I'm oie unabbanaisen 5timmseber Don
ScrFB Gauntv

Ga ib turb Cure 9rcelnitb9e llnterifiits
sun9 oui tsn Nsturn 9efset worbsn BIN; tsi
Der lessn oSabl fir Sbcriff Don ScrFs
Gauntp, fc bists ib MIDI Wisberum an, ols elm
@anbbat fir jene6 9tmt, tei Der beronnabens
ben QSabl. Sneem b bSbif eanfbar Din fir
bic lsberals llntsrIfhsun9 unb bas Sutrausn
weIbe8 SIR mir fribsr 9sasben, bite b ads
tun9spea pieeer um Cure Stinnen, uno mas
de MIDI perbnblidb, eas ith, msnn srmdblt, bic
pfibsn esS amtsS 9strsu uno rselb erfilsn
peroe.
@usr er9sbsnsr 9isnsr unb Witiraer.
Jobn 8. Sbr6oer.
&satin9, stpril 6. Bus.
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OcutIOcr GauCftoDorf.

3Dlr baten tirSlitb eincu tlcincn Scrratb
eeu16cn Naubtataf BON 9lcu Ocrt erbal,
ten, namllch leicbtcn Nauhtataf, lcihtcu
ganatcr, pcrtctcllc unp SrIunbbetesga a.
natter, III pafeten, lpelcten mir bilia gum
SerFanf anbieten. llnicrcn pcutIcbcn $anDss
leutsn, bic germ cin Dfcifebcn qutcn Sarat
raucben, bietct lttb bier cine Sclcacnbcit oar,
rtnlclbsn 5u tctcmmen, ptnu llc talo sulpres
bcn an picirr 0rnfere
Nsatius, bcn S. Nu9utt.
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Scrbcirotbcf.

-cureb ben gbrsp. 9Bm. pauli, am PIT
SnIL 9err speter Wctbs nit Dlib Dlna Sc:
fber, BON Olaoenerist. -aln /, 9lusuIt, (5r
Scbannes Sauereitle nit DliB elliabett
&crn, non Ncabius.
-pnret Den @brp. s. Misde am %. Su
H. 5srr Carl ellsnbart nit Olib Wla9palc,
ia 28nmmer, teice bon Srn.
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9 I q T b.

am 81. Suli, i'll 6sipslters, Sophia Ma:
tbias, i'm 24lten $ebcusjabye.
--am 20. SuIi, in oieier Stapt, gatbaris
III G.. aoterben bon 9r. G. S. 3cuer, Ct
Wa f Olonate alt
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I'm Die frelen uns unabbdn9i9en Stimm,
9eber bon Serf5 GauntY.
Dlittttrser 4ufscmuntert burtb zine Qu.
5abI meinsr Sreuncr, tlsts iG MIDI ais Cans
plpat an fir oasi2Imt BON 6 aunty . III:
mii ioncr bci fommcnocr SpdtjAbrss
2Babl; nnp Icllte ib 10 9litIitb icin cine
Mebrheit gurcr Stimmcn 5u rrbalteuic ser,
iprehr ieb ole pficbtcu rcs 9enauntcn AIMS
tcs ehrIlct unp ;u gursr ptIlissu Scfrieos
9un9 gu pcrriebttn.-gr9etcut Der gurlse.
6eorse .. Qeuan.
NcabinA 4usut 3. tr.
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Qsioen oer California Gmi9ranten-
..+ abIbeuliGe 9el6tHte.

Ginsr Wii1ouri Gmieranten 8efea,
fdaft. bic fib unldneif unter Sol. Ruhel,
auf bic 8eiie nab Californian beoab. fol-
es ourbaus nibt tpobl-ia pirflieb ibrecf.
li6 eraoneen fein. I'm "a. Sebruar ia
men ndmlib finf SrauenSimmer uno spei
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QSQitenCDurt 9Serfauf.

3ufclss sinsr Dercrpuuna Der WaiIsnecurt
bon Serte Sauntp, fol- auf efentlicter Sens
ou perfauft ipsrben, am Samta osn 4tsn
september, 1947, am lestbsriasn wobnbaus
le oss UerttovbeusH glijab gGtbtatb, in Q6ai.
binstcn SaunGtbip, SsrPs gauntp - aus je.
nes SeDife SrunotIf, Bobnuus Saaemib>
le ilno Stdf $anc, 9elcseu im sspatbten 0Eal.
Plh9tcn Saun(hip, ena9ter gauntp; tssrsnit
eureb %anp BON 9apio Stbaa, Siaae 8artc,p,
Daniel Sabb unp Nnpern, entbaltenp ade
nnp breib9 deter $anp, msbr opsr peniser.
RyxA Die Scrteifevunscn Ituo:
ff:;;::lRs @in einitDfi9eS unp Elm 3lpet.
s.ssaa.s.. sssss.ss itDft9eS iteinerne5 Sau5, cine
S09emllble al etnem 9uten QBajers
ircme init fortwibrcnecr 8abdftisuns, eli,
ne itbNciScr 9ttsusr uno anpers Slsbense.
bdnoe, cin NpfeIbaum9arten unb aubsrs OtN.
bdnme, uno cine Qumpe nit nisfsblsncem
Bafer, spil6rn ceu tsioeu 6duicrn. .-&eBt>
bin bas eisentbum Der Ulin0erjdbriaeu &ins
Der bCs Derltorbenen Elijab Gid)badb
Der SCrtauf te9innt I'M llbr Slamit.
tags, wann 9ettbrence 2lufpartuns Seseten
uno bic Sertaufs Sebin9uuSen tctannt ses
maebt merren iplleL ourh
1Oiliam Efd,badb, \
6crbaro G. SebtsL @ormlnosr.
Daniel X. Stbulb
Sm Qnfua9e prr sourt-3. 4. tl1aurer,
Sc6rsibcr.
Ausut 10. l84-. 4m.
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Or. Hienle's gorir= uno Slutreini
dtlnds: DiIIen.

Die teIte &hr our qDicssrberfsauna Der 8re
lunobeit, 70 cben srbalten nnc gum Ssrfanf
IN eider Sruferei. preis 80 Sent, bic 9ro'
&c, unb 25 Gent bic fcins Scr.
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I'm Die unabtan9i9en Stimmseber
bon VerFs Gauntn.

Sreunoe nno Oltbirser !-9ie aniebnlis
ebe Stline, bic ieb lei lester Stberifs. Baabl
erbaItem ('pcfhr ib bisrmt ber,licb Sanf
Ia9c,) unc cas Nnlueben pieler meiner boris
gen !lnterltilscr, bat MIDI tcpossn, wiepsr'
UNI aIs gaGoicat fir pas "SberiffssImt's
lei nd6ltsr 3Sabl Dor eue6 su trcten. Sca,
ts es mir sslin9cn erwdblt au ,percen, 70 6rrs
ipretbe icb bic ImtcesYfiettcn sswiGtnbaft,
aufribtis nno nnparteiileb 3u pcaSieben.
Jobn pottciser.
Bern, SUM IS. G3B.
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2ln Ole unobbangigen 5tinmgeber
BON Serfs Gounty.
D1it6irser !-2tuf HuIutbcn psler 8reuns
DC bin ib be,pc9cn ipcrben mid gurer Seabs
tun9 ale cin
Gnnbibat fir bns Scberiff 3 2fmt
bei fommcnoer 1Babl ansubsten. Scate itb
70 sltflitb fcn su senanntem 2mts ernablt
81 ,perpen, 70 osrpfiebte ib mieb bic Otllcs
asnbetcn oelitlben nit 3reue uno llnpartcis
llc6fcit aue5uiltcn.
ener ersetcnsr Sieurr uno O1ittiirser,
Uoam Qcig.
GiIa6 SaunGe6ip, Nprl IS. 6lB.
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NS psatprz ONiii,tfc( Sc.

Ser lluterlcbriebene crtittrt attunssuca
bic NufmertIamtelt rer Snr9er bon Serfs
@auntp, auf lcin oue9etehntcs unp mcSisss
lGortCmsnt BON
~ q + III orst ~ ! nteln
une MarmcrsQrbfitcn I'M Aassmsnsn, niht
Nbrrtrcffen bnrcb irseno eiu auosres GtatliIs
ltnent in crn Screiui9ten Staatsn. 9a Iei.
ne Irbeitcn tnrcb 0ampffraft ssItteben, 70
1T CT I'M Stanoe 3u ben oIIernlsbri9iten prci'
Zen 81 pertaufen.
Jebn Sairc,
Nieae Scab, cberbalb Sprins &areen ct.
Dbilaoslpbia, Suli l3. 1847. 60Jl.
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Or. Jobn HienIc's
llnfs6ltarss O1ittsl our 5siluns pss Sting.
wnrme ocer 3etter, 70 stsn erbaIten uno
gum Serfauf in ticIer Orufsrei.
spreis SO Gent Die Sbahtef.
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2n ols freten uno unabbdn9tsen
Gtllnmseber Son Serf5 ganntp.
D'tbhrser !-9a ieb bel cincr fribern @s=
lsssnteit Die ehre Sebabt babe, eutb irdbreno
oret Sabrsn ais "5 eberif" BON 8eres
eauntp 5u plenen, 20 fhbls ib mie6 Uerans
la6t, mlt6 weoerum ais ganpipat tci foms
member 1Babl anSubietsn. SD erIutbe eud,
oatsr ahtun9sUoa um cure @timmen, uno
'perce, menn cripiblt, peupficbtsn bee Im.
trs, ,pie tb u,ih fcbmsible oa6 es pcrbin ses
iebrbeE 1T, 5nr 3ufrlepsnbsit bes putIifums
nadbtcmmen. euer Oiitbhrscr
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-15

On motion OF Mr. Born, 4 resolution vas adopted
closing the debate on the Oregon Territory BIZ at
J o'clock The bill was then taken up IN Commit
tee Of the Whole Mr. HoFKISs IN the Char The
question was on the amendment N support OF tnc
Missouri Compromise, excluding slavery IRON the
Territory.
Mr. Burr addressed the Committee IN defence
Of the nights OF the South in regard to slavery.
He said the South was united on this question she
was equal to her destiny and was prepared to take
care ofherself many emergency IN which she might
find herself placed.
Mr. PrrTIr followed insisting that the sovereign
~ OF the Government Of this Union extends over
the Territory Of that Government, as II does over
an other property belonging TO the United states IN
their federative capacity. Where me nSht o. SOL
exi.,s az IL does in this case, the absolute sove-
rsicutv continues until that right Is surrendered.
Hence the power Of Congress 10 legislate on tins
ouastion now The South said Mr.. p. cannot. dare
not and will not dare to dissolve this great MON.
asc he would admonish gentlemen 10 beware bow
thew talk Of dissolution to their Southern constitu-
ents
The hour Of three having arrived. On motion OF
Mr. LAKE the committee rose and the House ad-
iOurued
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-15
Steamboat Disasters.
BdiauiG, January :, l-47.
e Farther on this subject soon.

T. b. WAKEnAN, ESQ. C0r. Sc Of The Am- Ia'iaEif
SIR a communication relating to the loss Of the
steamboat Atlantic which addressed to you short
time since, and which published IN the New orb
Tribune has called forth the enemies OF hr. John r
Rodrnsn in the San" and Of the Editor Of the Tr4s
SuH some writer whose opinions and statements
the Editor adopts.
l regret that simple expression OF opinion, unse
companed by any charge Of any kind has produced th'
unpleasant effects upon the minds OF the writers which
their articles distinctly exhibit FOR these person
slites have reply. but as they both deny the cor
Of conclusion and assign another cause Tor
failure OF the steam. hest. feel bound 10 repeat me
opinion formerly expressed that that the primary cause
Of the disaster great and improper pressure o
steam When strained By the force OF ths steam 10 a.
most the limit Of Is strength II may easily be supposed
that shock produced BY the seton Of the upon the
vessel would assis Ia frscturng the steam chest Bu
unless be shown that piece OF copper oneeishif
inch in thickness possesses more absolute strength
or Is more rigid than piece OF cast iron OF the same
length and breadth and inch in thickness il Is use
less that the steam pipe tore or worked on the
eide Of the chest for these about the rea
tive thcknesses Of the steam pipe and steam chest
The slip Joint Of which the Editor Of the True sun
speaks with 90 much confidence might perhaps have pre-
vented the explosion the time i occurred but II Il
quite as probable would have had eject whatever
upon the event
Had the form and position Of the stesm-ppe required
sipoiut the circumstances could hardly have failed
10 induce the experienced builders Of the engine TO sp
ply ii few have bad better opportunity 10 learn wher'
Its introduction wozd be likely 10 prove Advantageous
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-15
NeW-.Iersey.

The Message Of Gov. STRATT0E was oornmuni-
Gated to the Legislature Wednesday. 1t ia very
short, occupying not more thsn column and hall of
ordinary newspaper aud "a wholly devoted TO the
affairs Of the state II except single passage recon
mending that some encouragement should be extended
to the volunteers in the war
The finances OF the State In hourishing condi.
ton The receipts for the year including loan Of $40
600 aud the in the treasury at the commencement,
Of the year are 500 9is g. Disbursements during the
same period slJ5ls4 q. Balance in the treasury So
1.3 "a Ii s estimated that the receipts for the year t.
come will not only deirsy sll ordinary expenses bu
leave q bslsnce for special objects Of s5707e g.
The Laws OF the State have been carefully revised
and printed Tor general distribution. The School Fund
has increased TO 1899 g The Governor recon-
mends an increase of the wages Of Teachers The con
dton OF the State Prison hiss been improved The
number OF oonvicts is l67 whose earnings nearly sup
port the Prison. The state Lunste Asylum will be fin
ished and ready ior the reception of patients in the
OF tie ensuing year. There twenty one Dea
and Dumb and fifteen Blind pupils supported al the
pensc of the state the institutions of Neville and
PHILADELPHIA