davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-03-16

1Iurr N r sErtt 1nr. anl sa;.frsaTnraa-. Ei se,ty
n IL. T1sln n SUf wheel unnIrit nv ss,~
rsn.t lie 1r.ssrz "a vae.I 1rzax waf surauas.re !,
slsAn Tiss l-uillrrn ar ts s-ar'isesalfn was mo-.
IN ,Fr-Iuus faa. ani nn ~ snGnssr IN. 49,.
uusr sal1.5ssili 5etir iisaI ANYTHING ghi ersr Ma,
J.sat is sliIsssr ant NV ana tis alsexuot !,
1is nfs1. re Hinr p-slllsiilnu his yrupgss-e III ~,
"a alser N 1sss aul u.-sin 9tsss via Ina ie.r H.
un.lzss I'd NJ Calhoun A.sf rssar Is r.slsef K No..
ir iia wa although tie sDI 81 1.s.a waf uraS.5
~ Ns.s.i. ant AMERICAN sizss sian thereon u,or A.
df. l.ss- -ln 1ts Lp Tals yss Er it's bupnaErT II
v.is. AMI rltc 1is BnzrI istrs mara !
.syri Tie Nueiss lt ms ,its neIrulp.s -
w1r a. unluH ant HsE-l-snssIrs ant wuuil Tecal n-
71I,nIs TINS allss tia dE G5-uIffs 81 tnt srssy
vii NG.-s-lns TlIt.r aar Irlse-s nasle-E ,,
1Frg' vafn lE- e. emSslGsss spual aIIiicass . "A.
liIiirt nc laftMus gesnz
i..ti.e- T.,ss viii i,sInviseiE. ii.r Islpnus DIN
liIsn x.snEElia
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-03-16
THE UNION.

r MI tina lazary AzEIlsc hmn-lrt- ls7s sing
IzHrE ntotIls 1m m. r1iirAhn ~ alt'll-
sn cBuiL suifsIft ssrur1E-t.m r1izI 1kr
Eunse-- = nI-x s1nnI.sf
= 7 u In. rsr-lsE sErs-s
TINS Ahr -iitil ilrt1s
J IitEae me Vrlllrr al a rF-Ltrf VIII
a Al oE- uls1n -fl-1l
"a iaa1 Ia. aIa snst nc Enl ry-nrllss we En-s
VINE Ia. means a. 1iHr 1s sirTt. siioIll m
lysr zrt mar ne sE,il.sDnfsis b1I 1irn wi
vi&r -.su c1t1s rnsh A. s-lrstrs Err -iit
EsrteEr HsIEts' 1hsF mnsr De RESCUED 1rEn
i,.. -r-ulss. isut Iruu hErynf ElI rrIuSes sd
i,r l3u.a.nlr n.ser-ols These -liArs i.GInsr
VIZ The Eni.ahsgllIs Presbyterian u lAsc yatss n--
rs s-un Ia. u-llst E Ju-itrsn sIIir ~ -it rs,
-ar.IlIsr inns VIZ . &c vlIri- nllrt 1lr Istz1
CITES
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-03-16
Cur Hs4 rururu. II ir...l.u.- D G

EErT E'ss1 LEEIca- ~ HAniti-1-n- y g.
&rri 1i Es--
t. iIllVns 1hs EnEl ErIIrsnau1 17DA -i4ts ssi-l
K T.rtllr 9b1l Lsnanllsaf
The rrz1r uuer1 tiar 5tnIEt EiLbtlsI il AeNE
y T. asdV-
III. ssDse fslssr mb una FrsE1 r1IiA ti,zse a.
d IN aniV nn1 H--Ut HisaIE - D. m
The sHf-.err ynEH si.sss IIg- l. nIl1 n-z ps's
iiILir- tIstE 8 }
al s-lrgeE * -1- ms II " t1s ssl3 $50
Jars.ssa Wifl BE- 3e9la az alEy rtlIlilr
be Tls Ha 81 slslaEe if9T n
AZ tnns,lls rrrc irlsiars JrnztH ts1gS itsc
siser IA
a1.suss-s 1ntsaE t-es'ts nuHat la.tssssi
n sla,a-s T1I1 ~r1ss F-srr. ~ 4At1ust
1rlMgli-us viii sr rf anIIh e -ht NrIrs
4elDsagtnc -tf EFIHp tss haanc a. 1lrt E1Gs-sss
Els5lnrs yaAG. f1ze ri
irn gl.snt'rs fLss--Fs within ~ Neal n Ersr s
mics C. 4 GARDNER
S-As-IlAaatT
sNuur-A. rlis S-EanrllEy 1lll1s- inns Line
~. ,,. il-,sr 1inr llat-i1a1r. March ks--ti.tf1
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-03-16

- .zss a.ersuer ssr-se q esa u from fssse
Eeu recorded iH Ltes " 2 10 III ito ~ s--s H.
slsc-5t,er va orser f sz4e ratdgr ztrlc- "a
80 t58et on 8eAnesasF te ITtA i-eus q, zs Aou q 5
ptsDt, . Va fAs lz-ealosa preilIses q " Hrs.ers1
zs-F-fpf. serrzs1r - AZ M err - ~ ast
f.axrdr uDon ahirh laxxs tiee-a0rT y1ek @ga=s Aat
b erected and ocspas1 ~ sad heE sar LIE anna-
tB6 ~ ia
TIE base L. ir ne term n EeNrs frgsn ~ ~ %
Mar xz, Al ~ aarEsl n -ro hundred and iis'
desrs rre-I i've ce1f parable sEarzersF o. W 81
asFs 81 Ang0sf. horsrlE FfbzarFr and MAY E-h ne
yrT5iee % TsSrrAzsrg f f e-Gra sst pr-tntss -
arr for of fkr@s ftsotssrc
isr hEa6r1d zDo fzrT rru fs fsr cer1s, "
fsn hBrsdrsl aoszrs iife. and the sRtrlsi
he cDinEsAed Ia FroToaDu JsTuserts q DE
DVnl1zse money
Tegzgss CFesogr1a q he Tsf4ee b. lrarsd
Toe res5dBe u.s- credit ~ ul8r- ard ez1eer
roosrs. wa fzasres be secDrs1 ~ he sszisfse ~
the
Al c0rreFa1ees as expense 81 tle r1u-rEsser 4nd
TIE F1iad ~ tsras csFs fr1-u Tie
szle fiss ErsEalsEe 81 reaE
a ne ri-k add e1pseass ~ ~ T-.rekssssg-
JOS 81 BRADLEY. Trzr1se.
NasrkIZ-5fs A GREEN. Aucu01eer
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-03-16

N-UxzrK -ns ItEsrsiEHn T.El-s-isllF lIi-rHu 1iisi
y isall4 I1ss Iss glsis isF ms Gar tIlIrs-s
ma fsIzl.siiI tf is sisI.sas II n n
i4-ffss uutiar ID. srl. and h-II ~ Anrsts = \
lir1rs t.i.s 1if.F hn14 nf ans Eislrtr ail-Tt
y Tsriir jl.tT1IS. ylr "a aissff- r.
Is.els 1ls niinss 81 &EslanI.l ln.ii IasIessi
JAMES VILLAINS
Ma lS-@ z Z WILLIAMS
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-03-16
Hall Nsssts~~s s@~ Land To
"a sAs " ~~a % TrH1a.

ID AXE Cha kAf, GA IIST. rszraf,er n
4 @eeerE MiEs CSsr dHfSrx %De
be lad &c f-z1ies and lss sause
1Fe oooF 81 L1s1rr- WHOSE ErsErry w~H Ntr<rr1t1
Cass-oTile cDr.1las lye Htsshirurss The r1laxe
Caii ris rnes from C1sr--iie
T,s five aIs-s farther uz1 10 Merscn
- xzussiSes Ssniiar esrabise-ts -arae~ssx~ir r
a-csz-s. eircs u fe gzr Eaa8e bF gov
srrraerf a. TerAs 90 the sub~rr5bef -
A6aress ~ rska~nees HENRY CASTRO, Tsi-ecsor
Cerxl zrBs ForaSain a re CoaCrF CAszrOFts- Tsrss
Mara s-A~Fn.ras Ma. bEtea
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-03-16

OKESox mAH4s4 Easa VIZ BE 8esgaa1isesS 70 Oregon
" Eoder eernrgs q NJ , M -A5rey f9rz Iaepen1sres
Missouri, the l5h q pr PsrAari. a-s5ross a
sednx Beraess 70 CTego "a forward tsens 70 IDaerer5-
G. Johnson
Mxr i5-e6 Postmaster fserIerza-
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-03-16

The 5nlpvHE 1lss laliz rsie1st 1p n prs Eniirs
is-ias tt suIIrr- r-.srs ~ zs ceuoI1Im 10 ne
s.Iss stl.pnriflu ID. TnfseL saress
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-03-16

Tzs a.ser5a auElpt as lne fysas-prrIsr aIlF,
Bszn-T ACTIVE .g,sr.lsD 1i4s 1ss ct AIEIE-F-
R.s1s eatTG ~ t1-asttsE tEruE AEEzsrs
lll4 ~ 81 ss .gH y5sa4llEEf
rae l-Bsa1 parliamentary 1zaass ans s-ssg
tsl-iEs me 1sJer ~ Lsr1EssE~ TIM eEFIlps
EssA~ a lsz-s9 Asssefssxasne- /. -.z-zss1
~ Ets tsers III AhI1 trsa AsaY.ssHF
g.-z-4,p- 1a1F zrltst8ra In 1be ar
u Es rc11as l5 Fisrl&s AsERnsass NassHEtg- 5ztes-
= ls.,aa1. 6saa Rad Tez1s- sz1Er Ezst
sr- sesata,g yst.r aAF2 d1lrr n.'-rrs l,as-raEf
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-03-16

ID KPoRTERs wASTED.-Ths a-s1ersaEzed dea-
III szsa. securing The d several e1tfBeDu1
ssoxrzgbers during The nsrr sessio Of CcggneAs- and
hxpFF receive coCsru1ustrzs -1ss sntsasr pI-
q Auzust Cez1sr1er who reply 70 zff s1
rerrizs1e-f NIB please gascH11os ard Fe3ersrsre
a. f5F a. -sossse Cocn1BuHsesrb0s 30 be lE pad Ht
azsaress.ss % aDr J. A HoEsToN Mrs. Yozx-
JAMES A HOUSTON
SserlnEraEhef 70 I a5aed STATES --nsae-
WasErzgToK. March Is I-s7-
Mar ls-zi1lABE llnIea-
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-03-16
W a.


t. ne ksssgsDSs Cor2enNasgs
CgsasygHSF bous ta.s ago pos ssssr1,fsss sssB
~s0zg q fns ss-s - srrs gSs cortfpiseStDs t9r
ne poor sssFafset sas ysDyeg acY1sDb aszaEs bef
fz-z-,cz2 sxnoraxsr- t0E hare Frts bssa eRtsl2rass
r5-A "a ,srosF, snteeS The s1ng u ~ sword" ~
ssr.s a pur rssgols atc svos9t yepe-s - PENN
rsrsse6 a. s6sssvIfg u erterisr. tpcsSor ant a.
@z~yEez1Ss tie Sges-s oofcesOa ~ fffs eOuNsY~
DO me- rogrt for ne trvh ~ ven ysstsse ass4s4sg
tzs 4 y frorr f.e yseN u me Qasksf ppee. NJ W.
nan whose fzAerts nOuS tprr fs fsss n sFas 5seo
rfsrurg rocs1 axasss slavery ans wsr THIS sasosy -
irters1 scr fte u s0lSasfs ;rlnsizsg S1 -
c1s<-ss ~ s0u bDw s1arz8y rr1T brace fss-r rs
he n.stst,s u estesos % Their cOgz9ry Z szs
bsors sr ne 81 treasure. its ~ ~
the 6ssrsro1 o property tss wrsek u k1r1Dzus, zst
the rul1 u @ats zfisn4trf uoOr j esafv.,s q,
r.pusz-s6s u fszbers drag fsOussats n s&sssssa
errsnx and rs lzzsn-as50ns u faoe.sevs zss
wives L forrzfes ne sodssr's rlx1bsnS b. psfp.
rrr Of he danger n sseY8eas ulrt.s nsaos wez,ss
rsrs fzrirpe ard cost. wDrr-Or1 llsrts znt act az
hear s.E wOu-ss ard yns-c,g szar1 zs iszess
ki-- that Il be tzS z1 TIE gaze - s q tss zx zsos<
u. a.rrseey ruur6er- ans crls- u soldiers hs b.
rixN. have lived wrt @EiSs and eAddss1 Assr- IN.
stead Of dying here II ne Tee1s ~ tadraess ri
czn-e he condemns al alike. @sCuk he esnss " f0s
o. far" II grOre fis Jzszcs ~ csE~s he en-
5s-nns "a upon the grDu,S thzt 1rlce - tear sas
busszz lie 80 cbez9- He asks Wtg have ne sz-~
ter all ? and rounay 1s.erts, ist Z y al ior nOy
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-03-16

DUa8asrs r~sasSsssssi sesf5sss stssk - large io1
ID e@3ysd sssf W s~is kyss~sfs sd gesrs a. ~
--liSisllsfss sgaoss y. TAYLOR.
Nal
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-03-16

ar4 BCcsg pOn uEsT>@-t NDsVDfY brlss, VIA Dsse
"a ssen ~ "a stssss, peea Fsnasyysas Sna
: a-rssss irssalss ~ J. NIlitssss, ilsst AD1r
PEI zb--1swz1
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-03-16

The toA0wzn. Gn4Dng rAt sxrr4-S winch .sre
recsI~au szE Iiast Iruu tifs , c. Vat
za1 II thaas 5as-zzl rr-laas al -1e rsahlc
TIE At1zz1ic hGraez, s-nzaszs iaTU q. tls ssy
az mr. wrass ssv-zsi xs rrlc1zz "a ever
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-03-16

z1 thss zas-zzl Ftaas 81 LIE rtfnnlic r. WEI Is On
Ire Atzz1ar Bsr3ez -l4a stzs1asa u tis merry
al nm pr=ss tsuras as nHlra- a ever
TEr-n- Alazaoe IAisestraa..) Es1zzarrs
s1s1xa11-r El&sxzruRl-4s T-la1a uI11s1 Sca,-s
r=Ez 1la >oiiti lErsta.,
-zG EanrA1-- I'LL --. Iss=L zh a.
svsrrzug rsstnazlans-
FsnssuaE -aanr -a- 4ssssz-s al IN. Trla- 1l-s4aTe.
zEE-zss Egsz--r vi Of
EEunzr4 s=sns4 INK zra-rs r1Esr ~ 1rrlan tn. star.
z--aa=ssuEE me- zsnuz 1-sE4@s1
-.e las 1Ezar zaaar4szsr u he sen
as-6 h Farssz EAza Er@s5sf-~z, Eaa
z7seg suss-ElazE ts ssits AEeztaa vhrA
rl1s t1r s-r4azzs 1T l1ilrassT I.ass 11ss ls-r
rta rrsasarira 81 iaay-
uifIz &sslr-s 1S1sz4 nHszszEz,a azr1zzl=s-y up5o
far asaS s-AaiEz4 ~sif1E FTf-ssaee
is A 1.tc4sss 5=Asg sTss
win y tiss7siIs' sassv . rs-I- EusraHsizszs-
rzulla=r Tses ItsT III r4saI rue 1u1
ur-=S zzrTy g,xss. ant ran.
iisclr Tins Tr fas s.rrr.so. ssl r., Trsaam Il
sIr=zst Ear=as constitutions Hrileg. q
azailzs DEiv visrsv+ ilEt Ssl1HE. Es1e
srrrsiIrniEIr znr JssasEg 1svsEulsa- iT
ts-=E nrIK1 u=l- punishment
snrirnssns- zzrintf Ilt-rtrr1
luz tiTras,ll1rl ma l1rIr-r RIM srt,nI ii ma sa !.
universally condemned ~ al n=rlnr1Ilg snrrrlae
piaal Arrs xv-l IllaT= nsasaiy rtGvll
rag the 1niiI AGsrn administration d
1ErsriEe lsETr--
TErou. ais KaI,aa Fgnlire Essrrrurn
S,-rs.---v-,g- ---pv,,,,g.y,r -7-a.-. -. - l.
--s,,,- ~ ti - - a., 1880 - - -. =. ~
e-..i.T -,,. ,.rsi,arr mi -, V,.gs,,-,r TT,,-
f,.f syTyr tia ,1-ri,srr-- M .,ur $3.50 ns,
,,F,,I,,.-T !, ", -, = = -
~-n--r ri -',,ee a. a ~ r~,--,,~ ~ 3. - 4.
,rDe,,-,..f ~, nv. ,-,. ~ ~. - 80, ~, 49, -
lSIn sr NJ iii ERE = vyuriIlr specialization n ti'
- r. ,,ris. - = % 4As Nu NA'A " s'
~ r z-r,. nj v-y IN. ,,rsa str,,a i,,,-~ ~. -,r4r n,
sr7aIIra m r1.ivr-4 s-r Trnvr x-,,,,a NJ i4ir,,r.ss
s,tl. with ne e,,.sryr uF ~ s.s ~ r,3 ~. a,-rr N
17s-nissrfl f.r s sY. .r l,rr1,.al q -, -;.1- Y,-ar
~ TN. T5nat >.,rt ~.13ur- ri ti.af ,,s " NJ Mr. r ser.
rirsr fifrr r.,1,fs -s tt,srr ~ = Trliin,, rss a
1,TSsr. itut 81 r--i,F mn. xs-,g,if -r-r lr-r Lei
,,H ar ~ siite rias,- ,,,,r ,,,s5 sT.5 ..z,,l,ns Al
salin r1sSrrrstifr ri ti,s Isr,- Y,,r zTrtir ri M man
n ~ ,,,,~,,- ,--jl- - - - t 4t " &
L. N - -zr.
- - l1'llAa'N - hf fsaissr hfsaiiDaA
slsan - In ls=seat0h nf me mrs. Tzt llr-n = ~
9. u Llt's1 iN'sS Ah fiit fissinl O IA. 70 ~
- lla,lA = ilAlNssasA Sft1 ~ insl b'tf -f ~
- - - - s 10y tiA5ulSe isEnaac hi4-hi4 p -
a- ~ ~ efil1n "a ~ ht,ife@1 fssish'N tAoL-N'
- " M nnlFs'isui'o- a ililitihn o iintn 9'Ait
LIS n1Iinihhe~ a niift rf@Tisrpl l1fl -
9lH ~ &c esl trrsiains~ Ds mr. rnisr1ssSineh As
@ = alie q $50 . %safe4s'ss% s1rt nnhc I1nisT-, -
n.ss-sos NJ i-iSrhn mas rnh szlsessc fs NE e1nr
go - ~, s - 80 49,. - a'a.'c ~ 1 =. -
vii i,rEr !, isTI,ri, -r,rr,-s .s., , s @ IS ~ 80.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-03-16

gtron. xns Nincenncs linainns9 Sun
-anNAs kr~rsrrr- rsasNo hrs hcen more ulceie
snfrauEs'S lruirca IS pann ~ hr marry CtngIess'
lhh tht pttfsn ceirr ~ ne Washifcr1n lulur hl.
" sr~ro se -issh fsrfr Inihnis has been nsng hls
hhoencs tsanush r~yv unal d Is, zs Hos< q keP'e'
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-03-16

- 1raw1 sEzEzsaks 1f 90
sLEIANDH1A LOTTERY, CGzss X, ssw isE.
IT. We draws A4sEszsSflas SATURDAY, Agr& r. Asss
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-03-16
SPLENDID SCHEMES yoR APRIL
- W. MATRY q o. Mk-x4kgsrI-
-tseralmpg 80 y O. GraegrF 4 Cap
s.as lts.ss. 3 yraxss ss. &xgssIsf.


ALET4 NLl2lA LOTTERY. C1nss T. Szr Ess-
To he drawn AZ Alszrzl3-ta frauslhr yr b. Rsf--
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-03-16

How y }. ~ al-rEE
The folh0Nsag il Al eEr-zr from NJ Makers Fsgy-
. Ia asy Esznes ans fzr ny Es-c services auIu
never aeae4g yosE Frlgsosu L ys7lrenzrtiv.
u dss wfses rAse tsusas Essss-g 1ltl
4fyDeaSsd Ezr 4sI1rx Jude
saebf fseoxrlsrian r-ur undergraduates Aly humble
Bzfls " eoE1a.Tu nrussls1 sItt
5ssg 1rtsacfs0ns vsf .Isg i.rE i sst.t tHs
We fryfesentsgirs u -hs "a llsslsFgll
aas he1f u ypar a7eeF Es71n arr airs Ertaul-d vaEr
ss4eees BfasD a sIlsr t1nE-s at Congress
gsf been rases ~ yoeT seis Hna Sr afterwards ruva6
NE resolution adDrsad W the American Recognize
iig tia undergraduate ~ IsxNs FER SHie llH1
sJf m W. fDgsr her uhrs HIla her
seesPt Y0pr Otter.
Unlike 81. C.. we VII no1 ulzIu- On hshshs az NJ
w fifai he Wa TIE zu.bor uf tie zunerHrtu 81 Texas
he people u ne United stz1es- TIE serlan SSzE
ibs asfhOfs u tbzi great and he sunrrhuien
Bost ~ the n sDnsKz1lu-, E11 oe1 shfr
nomination and election Mr. Walker 0evulnt hls Whole
sos 10 the cause, and ~ csy and tE night person.
and with the zic n DuEer01s ASSISTANTS around Inn
for weeks AID Dorhs DISREGARD ct mos ni NE csrGl
nary comforts ~ socls srsaeDoe spoke and si6
~ tas czHse yubisAed and dlsz-1huiea 8ocumnnss rs
millions, all directions. seaa5nr farrh 1rh1 un1e ne
people while Dir Cz1bOan nzlu1zlDe1 Insslrry IBhr
nyfy,F and Ehen the T5c1oy WOW gave hs srsr-
ingiy reluctant &c ne ssce1zned wal ~ ne Fc-
pc Ye1 Mr C. cizlns be the nu-bur a ths zhnera-
iion Of TeKzs,
blr- CalhOEn's reoeui cour1sAq ai Texas has some
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-03-16

C-r.af.esa. u smelages u " na.oars, srss 10
To- ~ II halres ~ ~
b ~ ~ easssess ~ 80
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-03-16

'IEax Elr We MI ur d. 1Hlnsain
zneun gffAT 81 eE.ues. The E-Ezf1asie "
1ses sss Ysgr EIgtsse e.serTfui2s ~ ia. eRnHs
- Faor wiA we qssers& Faa t,T EDuus Z
gegl3iase sggr VI ii1,agrT prhstsh t,iEi1sEiszt
titen ~ car charms 70 an ig1zasSleEs -ssri
&se - use LR4ts9 cs-Szes, zsfe 1ise ssri-tlr
yersisee shAez, uzraer - szszngr 1lafitalalz
tetsk&epf, sga2 pnoessesll1sHt l.3s Es-tsl- Ei.l
eesez pelskE8rus- We hzz~ 1ss1 zglis MARI
yosa--slzss y91 an peszzss ~ - c,sEs-lu y
70 sse pese~1f q ~ Safl1s, g "isl lli.s'.
pxese1s s1c fs.agre 5,g,gs.ia1fl-. EnuT be
f.e Image Il s,xe u Aszf sssLdlst,Ea Erl1 IA
TORS
~Yffh kae hizsesr and Gnesa E-Izsssf'
have tias hogsSr " Ds ro'uus. be-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-07-15

0E,FA late number of the London Times, with all
the well known vigor of its vulgarity and in an af
fecedly national nonreSistant strain that would make
an Ethiopian blush, denOunces the bOmbardm OF
the city and castle Of Vera Cruz as an operation of
war revolving TO every feeling Of humanity and JUS
tce.' The n. Y. Courier and Enquirer quotes the
article and comments on it with whitening severity,
sustaining with great force the course pursued by
Gen. Scott, and stripping England of the imsy pre-
tensions TO magnanmity, justice, and benevolence,
which the Times, by implication, would prominently
claim for her. In the of Its article the Court
er says:
We expect fom the English press applause Of the mili-
ary tumphs Of the United Staies There substantial
and satisfactory why they should withhold it. But
when these journals charge upon The American forces conduct
dsgraceful that imputed to Gen. Scott, only upon
evidence but in the face of evidence perfectly conclusive
and overwhelming they provoke the only reply they merit
reference TO British history aud TO the policy of British
England charges the United States with the guilt Of
aggressive wsged for conquest and seeking the soil
Of the party assacd; yet her hands still reek with The
blood Of the millions she has buchered extend her empire.
The entire continent of Asia has been made field Of saugh
ter by her bloody ambition The princes OF India have
been enrapped and murdered her pundeed and
her whole domain swept with destruction 10 make for
another claw Of the British throne Justice, mercy, the laws
alike Of nations and Of have fled in before the
advancing Ont of British rapacity. The United States
charged with the sangunay spOatOn Of their neighboIs-
The English journals should in justice coneede that America
has yet waged OF determination upon her own
peoples she has parceed her soil among robbers
upon the express condition that they should destroy its n-
habtants she has employed starvation, famine and
peSeuee the instruments Of reducing her people TO SUBJ
lection; she has never committed any act towards any foe
that conld match in stocity the mdes treatment which
England has extended TO her Irish subjects. The Times
charges Gen. Scott and his troops with cruelty towards the
enemy. can least point TO instance in which prs-
been taken and disamed only be the
safely butcheIed and will search the annals of the Next
in vain, for parallel 10 the heroic proves of the
British troops India who amused themselves by shooting
and downing the deieuceless prisoners Of Aliwal.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-07-15

SALE OF THE LATE RESIDENCE OF JOSEPH Bona
pARTE.--The beautiful grounds and mansion belong
ing to the estate of the late Joseph Napoleon Bona
parte ex-king of Spain were this day sid auction
for the sum of $50, 500. Mr.. Thomas Richards, of
Philadelphia, the purchaser. 1t Is said that the
buildings alone cost over $4,000. The painting,
sculpture furniture, &C., sold at much lower rates
than had anticipated; some articles being sold for
half their value. The paintings brought from $40 to
$1,000 Two lions and fawn by Reubens sold for
the largest sum. Nativity of our Savior" by Ra-
phael Moengs, brought $1,000 the portrait of dog
by Hackerts brought 500. The picture of Napoleon
crossing the Alps, by David. the proprietors refused
TO put up unless the sum of $1,000 was bid for it
As no person present was willing bid that sum-
was passed, and will be sent to Europe.-Nerark
Advertiser, June 26.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-07-15
Hidden Laws Of Electric Science may
he HtahprAfnnl nv Ill

f. WHITNEY has the honor Of announcing Ladies and
~ Gentlemen TINT he designs tins the
Seminary Thursday evening" July I5h upon and
sng discoveries IN the highly popular and interesting science
Of Electro Magnetism, illustrating the subject with variety
O experiments, and choice collection of the recently
invented style Of apparatus, which is the machinery
perfect Telegraph Office the and efficiency,
used at the different Telegraph throughout
writing communications the with electricity BY the
that intelligence
ing the principle upon which this strange
OF lis operation precisely. ia Electro Bel
with the shaft Of which 1000
tons minute, will be set in motion before audience.
f'0lfs af famed Submarine Battery will lie Illustrated
Gun Cotton thirty times der will be exhibit
ed, aHd several performed, aud the
manufacturing explained uf Mr. Nhtnev's
original have exhibited audience except
him.
For further particulars sesc circulars.
Admission 20 gentleman so cents: chill
den half Doors halt seven
n eighf II
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-07-15

above letter. with the printed signature Of Gen Taylor
to u. Is a
"For ourselves, do not hesitate pronounce il a
torgery-a base, contemplate forgery Not that james
w. Taylor the lorger We do say that though he
Is VAIN lie Is the victim Of a wicked deception
if he not the deceiyer himself lie is person Of no
influence in Cincinnati, and utterly unknown General
Taylor.
'Tlere is nothing like Gen. Taylor IN this silly letter
The whole world will pronounce counterfeit once
because the whole world knows the style Of tho hero OF
Buena Vista.
"Compare il with the following genuine letter Of the
Old thundeTcr, from the New Orleans Bulletin. That
letter written Col William Taylor of Point Cou-
pee, Louisiana. IL breaihes the genuine sentiments of
out-andout wing writing a brother wing. Is there
anything IN II like the twadde Of the Signal forgery
Nothing"
Here follows the letter to Col w. Taylor, which
we have already published; and the National Wing
concludes as follows
"In the meantime, we demand, a matter Of justice
to the old hero that every paper which shall publish this
vile forgery iron the Signal, COPY this article Gen
Taylor himself will nail it TO the il
can reach him. The scOundres who have been instru-
mental in this infamous of forgery will be erreted
out gallows high Humans is already prepared
for them"
In republishing this extract we discaim any inten-
ton Of endorsing the imputations which it, at least
cOvertly, casts upon negbbOr Of the Signal We
could not well divide them, or we would have exclud
ed the Objectionable parts.
Inls Is the richest joke OF the season the great
Taylor organ pronouncing the letter Of it's candidate
FORGERY The Washington Union seems to hesi-
tate, and thinks, possibly, the Wing is right in its
bold assertions. Not word Of it. We have the
original letter before u.s. in the handwriting, as we
are assured of Major Bliss.-with the bold signature
Of the old General attached which we have compared
with the appended to the letter furnished Mr. At
wood the painter-and If one is genuine both are So
But beyond this, we have the statement of a dstin-
guished officer direct from Monterey, that he was
present when the letter written and was request
ed by Gen. Taylor himself to say the editor of the
Signal. lest he should consider it private letter, that
a. intended for publication.
Our columns for This morning are full I'VE have
no room for further comment. The editor of the
Wing has got himself into most beautiful position
and the whole system Of political humbuggery be-
tween that print and the more reckless and unscru-
pulous of the whig leaders, having been repudiated
by Gen. Taylor himself, is utterly exploded The
idea Of a forgery forlorn hope That must Pc
rish,-and with 1t the last and brightest prospect of
the federal party. What the effect is to be upon
Gen Tayor's prospects for the Presidency we do not
propose TO inquire. Al present have nothing to
do with that matter. We have heretofore expressed
our opinions to his political positon,--and we see
nothing IN recent events calculated change them.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-07-15

The people about Boston have got up the project of
great national convention, (professedly without dis
tncion Of party of course) at Chicago for the
purpose ofdevising and raising influence to
induce the general government TO undertake greatr
system of internal Improvement. II is not very diff
cult to understand the beaeUoen designs towards the
west, of our Yankee neghborS. If the eastern people
succeed in convincing those of the west that they
are to have railroads. Canals turnpkes &c. construc-
ted public expense at every point, for every ndi-
viduas special convenience and benefit they will
certainly have strong TO hope for the assls-
lance of the west in raising the rate of duties TO pro-
vide means for the vastly increased expenditures, and
thereby secure immense profits to the manufacturing
capital of t,,e east. The hook is imperiecty con-
cealed, that we should hardly think the west would
take hold of this bait.-Frdnkla Examiner.