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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-22
The Barnburners' Convention.
I'o'den,'-D'-.lopnma-s''iese' Of ae Leaa1r',

Ilcftnfi Df tI0pmtn-Nfffciff y ~ Lt14frI @ 81.
The following letters Of our correspondent, nav
ing been unfortunately delayed on their rsy 70 Us,
We had concluded 70 omit as out Of date bat on
reading them thoroughly We find them 50 fresh and
good that we ere sure our political readers will
relish them. The writer is an independent, OF.
hand observer, who writes as he sees ft regard.
less Of persons or parties Hear him Ed. Tr.5.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-22
ARCHTECTUEAL.

sIOhf FhDNTt- 10
rTRIMBLE Z CHERRY, Architects, respectfully IN.
form the building public that they prepared
nth original designs for store fronts, private % sss &c
Elevations plans. sections sp,shc2to-s BE Ac IN &c
rordanes -ih the wishes Of the proprietor $50 B.oad
- % 7n1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-22

FROM MALrA.-By letter TO sgentleman N Bo'-
ton dated Jan u.s. learn that Chsres sher"oou' L.'
l. Consul died Al Messina. on ihs ~ Jan greatly re-
grs,ted H. : steamer Princeton. Eagle, not ln.IAhsn
va, 10 leave Malta aesa, the f2i ioE esna ale Isa0n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-22
LEARNED CANARY BIRDS /!

SIGNOR sPfNErTO respectfully iof.rms the tsdiss
Ssnd gentlemen OF this city and vicinity that HE sRhei
btion OF wonderful brcs hst have 90 charmed
the people Of the OLD world exhibition sf the
Lecturers 10 The Society Library. .
Three Exhibitions every day tsaciay and monday "a
ceptedl a. ~ AN, 5. and y VI ~
Admission - c-nts-Chi dren hatpfice ~ isu
AMERICAN MU~EUM-spleneid psrtormsnsss
N every afternoon and evening Nj feoys sapsrs
crptursl ststusfy, representing the Birth OF Chsi
His Last supper Hisrr before Poniius fiiss sna
also Representation OF an Incorporate FaTily all IN
wax the SIRE OF life. may BE- a. all hours every gay
And evening without extra charge Beside thrss are co.
sased-Na.t Johnston risht Rope Dancer, Great eat
en- the low comedian Pete Morris, Comic singer Ciafa
Usher. sh.k.perea~ Csbneti Mrs Mcneil Miss Bernard,
Misses Julien suc Whitlock. dancers Mr. Whifioeh M
Prosser Madame Rockwell. fortune teller. Ac Laughing
Ga. Admission whole Is Reserved front seess
Que shilling each extra. snM
A NATOMICAL MUSEUM. Wonderful WOO.
1derul exhibition TINS 10 10 the exclamation OF thoss
who visit and examine this collection, and what every
body saws must b. true Clearly aud decidedly, this
wonderful exh bition To the stranger aud eiusen how
ever We would say the best way test the matter 70 "
come and see The admission 10 only y cents over 81
models representing At least 5000 psis Of the hamss
.ystem are u be IN this Museum Open from
IN 10 O'Clock, ?. NJ Every "Wednesday afternoon ca
clusiveiy for ladies'
N b The performances on the fosr over the Museum
connected with the same, but are sniTe
AID distinct from it 3H 'us
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-22
NOTICES.

~ Trinity Church.--An adjourned meeting OF ths
heifs Of AnNEhA JANIS BOGARDls will be heid on
Thursday evening @4h instant, Al y o'clock - Military
Hall. B0wery All interested respectfully invited 20
attend Dr.. &. {. hiFRsIFD, NnAlinan
j. Is KfERsrED Secretary 2lf SIG
~ sons OF Temperance.-The DIVISIONS cOmens-
th- 7th sectonFre ndslip. Chelsea, star, Monticello
Hand II and Divsons-srs hereby notified that our
Public Demonstration Meeting will be held IN tue +
Church Eghteeuth-.t instesd Of Tweniisths Metho
dist Church. which published N the Organ All the
members OF the above Divisions requested 70 meet Al
Friendship al Tue sdsy evening. I'D inst az bait ps'
o'clock. ?. 81 % proceed 70 the Church 10 RECALLS by
order Of COMMITTEES Of Arrangements
lli 2tr0d' MATTHEW CAMPBELL, sec y.
u Mercantile Library aud Reading Room,
Clinton II 40, cor Bsekm,n aud Nassau sts--I 900 W
and al 'he best Literary and Scientific ferodce
American and Foreign Constant additions Of new "oI.s
erks Initiation fe- II, add semi-annusl dues 81 Mer
chants and Others annual subscription emitting them 10
sl the privileges s. Rooms open from ~ \ " 70 To =
" By order GEO PECKHAN
lff Ian Rec Sec. Mercantile Lib. Association.
u Edward T.. NIctnne, Attorney a. Law and
Notary Public Norfolk, Na-Prompt aud personal a.
t-nton given the coet ou Of claims sis0 h- various
duties VI Notary accurately filled hercnecS- 20
fobss Esc y. 4 Ia. ". Williams Esq. Hunter No0disf
Robertson B-anda Josiah wis. Norfolk jill ls"-n'
ry- DIR. Bannlng's Office removed 70 i6l Broad~H.
near Ffankin.st where the Patent Body Brsc. may
Ne haf. II Lul
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-22

AUCTION SALES.

JOSIAH RICHARDS. Auetioneel.
ny BANGS, RICHARDS PA TT, '.ors 1s
ID Brosd~sy.-liberA cash advances made on eousfa.
menus WEDNESDAY, EVENING Web n
VALVABLs PsIvArE LiBkksN extensive and sslua
b. private library the late Professor tsuvel oourssd.
embracing msny valuable scientific and literary works.
chiefly 10 the French lansusse Also. number OF sho's'
EuRlish aud American editions.
FRIDAY EVENING, Fsb. p
SrLsSDIp LoSOoN BooNs-A large and ysluabs eoa
Segment OF splendid English books jo.t received from
i.Jr don inciudil msny superb ana costly worse
FORTY SEVENTH Nrw.foRk TRADE sALf.
To ~ COMMENCED MONDAy, March n, lse.-Ths 10
Assisned announce tho neat regular Trade Sale TO he
nenesd At the above dat IL will be conducted under the
same regulations the Inst one Cou'snmeDtso Books
Paper Stationery, -'sIooiype fist-s binde" Sio'h'
Leather. SO are respectfully solicit.d.
Particulars for printing should be furnished immedi
guaranty and interest sales Catalogues and sdvorsoe
sad every other ehsse eseep, ana s'a
BANGS. RICHARDS PLArT, 2ot Broadway
RyF. COLTON, aaeton and Co~m,.',sn sisreAa"f-
- sales Room sic Broadway, Gothic hsl-hsvinsIe
ceye all kind. Of Cabinet Furniture Dry Goods Csrp-ts
and Housekeeping articles OF every description on eonss
enr for private sale suction and 30 MAKE setf enents
With his usual Promptness ne all also buy ~ pfsferee
THURSDAY, Feb. ~,
A, i0t O'Clock, a. the Auction room,
A large and desirable assortment Of New and second
,nd fs,sl,sss esn.i.ss ., ,o'I' %.nes,ny sh: w
card tables, looking glasses sshstsnds beds mstsssss
carpets OIL cloths, clocks crocAsy aud sssswss stoves
Kitchen furniture &c
Also, several pioe snd mahogany wsrdrobes
Also, slargs quantity o. AIRY soods
n CHADIBERLAIS, AUCTiONEER, Store No y
I'd Tor private sale 10 DO sold at auction Outdoor sslss
carefully attended - and respectfully solicited Promp,
returns made. - FRIDAY u,D sss 70,
SEcosD HAND FURSIrvRE. Sc.-Compris.os sofss
chsrs tables. bureaus bsdstesd. carpet oeoth, tin ana
ron ware, crocssry, several psrior stoves, &c.
III dFvs Nc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-22
LIFE OF HENRY CLAY.

LIFE OF HENRY CLAY.
IN PREss-The LIFE AND PUBLIC SERVICES OF
TENRN CLAY.
Brous1 dOwn % the year 1913.
BY EPES SARGENT, ESQ.
With steel Engraving vol 8yo PIP SO Neatly print
I'd and done up paper covers Price p cents Five
copies by Mail for 81 The postage on single copy
m an art u the United States will be about q 81
cents. Ohr.ELrl X niShlhAi n
The work will BE- ready 70 deliver BY tho first day oi
Mach rext Ordefs may be sent immediately.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-22
ADJUSTMENTS.
. -TOR-PLACK OPERA HOUSE,

-TOR-PLACE OPERA HOUsE.-NoIiCE.-
n To facilitate eusss the parGuetts sac sm
orr e0mmuricsi ~ith Astor~psc- and w
b, oosr-d ~ The end Of th- performance WfpNrs
my yyFSINa Feb q. will 30 presented the opera OF
GfffRAasNTO. THE OATH. hsnfr-d. Count o. 4 cor
Mus, snor q. Bsnsv,ntsno Bisnes, ois smssese
vie ssfs Lett 70 H9.' :, R,asx.a,o nor sssis
B,pste,t Brunoro. Secretary Of se Cosat sssor osl
.spps Pisuonte.i iss1rs. suendsnt q osse. -
Av...sro Maestro Drettofe, sisnor Ssf1h Lssasf o.
Ofcbe,us sirpor Rspetu Boxes. rH9ssue sos nseoey
: Amphithsstr. Sss Door orea 81 0sosh-'o se~'
msnee a7..
'CHR NEw-YORk SACKED ntsic 500 ~
4 TY will perform the Orat1rio Of DAVID O. the LAD.
srnsel- or "Wednesday evening, 1Sd insL eommenerS
h.fgut7 Prncipsi ysri. BY NJ" ffs srsou, ~
N.nv-r., Mr. Ferd Meyer Mr. Bel and Mr. w bsnssa;
The Orchestra Ard Chorls on tbs occasion VI" % 1871
and effective -.
Tickets s. cents % he had =, the usual psces sne o.
the % 90 he evening 81 the pericTmsnee 49,
N3-ssciety'. r@her.s,s ~ The Church Of the Divine
Uuiiy Brosd~ay neaf spunsst Members OF the scele'
Is obtain their tickets Of the Secretary bic fss
dence. SO Csuss, 1871 q. WH.rLOCh, seey
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-22

SUDDEN DEATH Carl Shurer. Of ll6l Thrd'av
snue while passns the corner Of Ninth 81 ard tn rdav
about o'clock las. eyeusg, fell down aud almost
Instantly expired.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-22
p0OFISG.-Old Iia 1oof. Haas tisht tet = esn.s per

DOOKI>G.-Old Tia ioof' made tisht isr :: ssnsP per
lfSt-New roofs Of rough plank covered for = csu.'
90. Oh fs-tor-. or large buildnss - squares Tor
- = r.r.quars .nd ~auzuted Good wins Patent Pre-
MUM HYDE Pneumatic Cement shsshirg makes hand
.os cheap snt snd dul able root References snf spe-
citnena Al GOODWIN's Roman Cement Factory 81 est
pro.au.sy between Chamber. and Wzrren sts ltf I'm
no DRUGGrSTS.-Pciisheds old mahogany drs.-
-rs sud door. with ma bic tgps plates tss
saowcss- feet by soda water fixtures a@softec Dot
- Handsomely s5csd four ornamental cast ir0n bract-
.t. With hinges fr csr5oy. iva beautiful f-ts
~. Of lie est SO. buss and drugs medicines
b. cold entrsor s-psrsey The nNiur-s are eq1a
10 any Broadway and are put up 10 such "H tost
they can be removed w- a. from the mechanics 200
III. ru.hosauy could b sent ino the country WITH
out d.uaxe and 10 ss c0mpss' - the drawer frsnts
are pat on with This good chance Tor any cS
hirT 10 open frsclsss 10 this or otner ctF
Al .ay OF both Of suc money Cal a. AZ H9asoa-
- .-r.r OF LEROY ors block above the Greenwich Bank
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-22

Erening There has been large meeting Of
M it,r.ns Of IDEA AZ Mechanics Hall This evening. IL
wa. addressed by Messrs. Dootrr1IH' NrE' and 'As
marx zach Of IA. speakers voci'erousy applaud
"a rhe Greek Gre o. the BArnhurners beginning even
~ .oon 10 catch among the Hunkefs. Yours, MI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-22

POLICE-Ohcers Nantasse and Heyser OF the
Eleventh Wud. last night crested John NJ Hays a
warrant -rsug him with having stolen gold ehsin And
z promlsslry nuLe. amounting ~ A gIsnd Iarceny.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-22
nRnr. XIIIEpIAIr ii, LAnY,- Frenah an.

r. DIR. Banning's Office removed 70 36l Broaa~S.
~ D.. q I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-22

I AND AGENCY.-The Subscriber. have orened 81
LJhice ~ 10 Nalst lover Atzms's EXpresfl for the
trsnsaetion II General Land Agency Bus0ess-or the
purchase sale Real Estate Ia this city and else
where for procuring and oanin2 money On bonds aud
norfgszes for the Of titles, couyeyanclnz
and al other M sttsrs co injected with real estate
They solicit share Of public patronage and promise 20
devote their and abilities the best Interest,". Of ner
employers n A ELDhEOuE.
On a.. L. PLArT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-22
MECHANICS HALL.
hats "A "A
z cHRISTY's NaINsTRHLs.

Beauty AND FssHios or NE~.Yosk-
Oren every night during the ~ees srcsYf !hsns~v
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-22

MIMI huttIOHnoIs
~ 4. KEMP store Si5 Broadway, opposite The New
h.Yoa socisJ Library would beg leave 10 call the ct.
tenton Of parties hsvus good. dispose Of auction To
the vsry central location bis sses Rooms which
the and best fOr the disposal cf urbi
tars fancy goods Of any citywi give psfsonsi
attention the disposal VI furniture 81 private dwepss
.nd stocks Of good. auction Cssh advances made snf
ali seles promptly sashed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-22

! tween the subscribers, under the firm Of ROblNsON
HUMPHREYS e t,is cay dissolved by m liua consent
The busne.s Of ths ate firm will be closed By g. + Ro
binson no author sed ths name Of the hrm In
liquidation. signed, b. + hObtNsON'.,.
CfRcULAR-The dersgnei having associ sted himself
with W +. JENNINGS co diapers and tsiloT', viii
be happy TO his friends % Broadway, where the
books Of account OF the late firm Of Robinson Hum
phreys will be kept for settlement. B. +. ROBINSON
Na,gVorL ~ IN ls48 nj In
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-04-27
The NaugatUC Railroad.

For some weeks past, the enterprizing
citizens OF Plymouth, Wolcotville, and
Winsted, have been energeticalIy at work
in behalf of The project of extending the
Naugatuc Railroad along the valley of the
Waterbury River to the latter place. We
are gratifed 10 learn that their efforts have
met with much success, and it is now ren>
dered almost certain that the road will be
carried through without delay. There is
wealth and enterprise enough along the
route, and we doubt not that whatever help
may be needed 10 accomplish so desirable
an object, will be cheerfully rendered.
We hear that the good people of Winsted
are at loggerheads, as to whether the depot
shall be Located in the east or west village.
We must not meddle with the local Affairs
Of our neighbors-but we may, perhaps, be
pardoned for suggesting, that they decide
first whether they are to have railroad
at aU-the point of its termination can be
settled afterwards.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-04-27
S p r | n G..

At the close of our last publication day,
April 49, the snow was piled up some five
feet high near our door. .No,o Spring is
putting on her holiday attire. The hus-
bandman is ploughing and planting-the
birds are singing in the sunshine-and.
through all the Iowlands of Bantam, the
frogs are making "night hideous" with
their .croakings. The sudden transition
from furious snow>storm 10 the blandness
of May day, sends a genial warmth
through the spirit, as we'll as through the
system. Heart leaps to heart" for very
jOyousness for the elmer man" will par
take Of the hue CT the outdoor world.
The snow has taken its departure for the
season-from Lilehfeld at least OF Cos
shen we cannot speak so positively; for we
have been assured Ct" by authority" that ON
on her hills, the snow>banks have been
known to "ht I'd over'' till the next year as
tenaciously as ever did locofoco office
holder!
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-04-27
LOCAL, MATpERS.
Medical Mecting

At The Annual Meeting Of the Liich6eld
County Medical Socily, holden al Lilchfield
on the 18Th of April, lS4S,
A. NJ. HUXLEY, MD, Moderator.
JIG, .BroKwrrHs NJ d. Clerk.
r. M. Fowler, r. NJ. Woodruff, George
Seymour, Manly Peters, and Albert A.
" right, NJ DIS, were elected Delegates 10
the National Medical Convention TO be
holden in Baltimore in May next.
Norman Lyman, William W WEIGH, A
A Wright, J c Hatch, B b North, M DIS,
were elected Fellows.
Gratuitous Student-G G Bissell.
DR. " w WEIGH read Disputatiop on
Group. -
The President of the Society then read
the customary address on leaving The chair.
Drs. John l. Wakefield. David E Bost-
wick, and Samuel W Gold, we've appointed
Disputators to the next annual meeting.
J Edwards Smith, John I. Wakefield, and
Graham Lee, we're admitted to membership.
The following gentlemen were then elec>
ted officers for the ensuing year
JOHNSON c. HATCH. N D, President.
b. B. NoRTH, M D, Vice President.
A. M. HUXLEY, M d, Clerk.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-04-27
FOUR THOUSAND GIRLS AT A PICNIC.

The Lowell Courier has an account OF the
grand Pic Mic, which was given by the man
ayers of the Lowell arp ct Mill, in that city,
to the girls in their employ. The hall occu-
pied on the occasion, was in The new mill just
erected by the company, and Is to be 6lled
with power looms for the manufacture of car
pets. 1t is 232 feet long, and lbs wide--was
ornamented with the fabrics OF tho mill. and
lighted with 5000 or 1000 lamps. The num.
Der of girls present was estimated at 4o09 at
the least. Refreshments in abundance, were
provided for all the company, and the rem
nan,s were to be distributed to the poor. Two
bands of music were in attendance, for the
benefit of those who had fancy for dancing.
The conversation of the party is represented
to have been extremely animated. Who can
doubt it
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-04-27
PROGRESS AT CRACOW.

A letter from Cracovio, dated 18th
March. says:
sour prisoners are Free. This morning
at 9 O'Clock, after The favorable news
received from Vienna. 10000 Pol, S, ac>
companied by many working people f
the country. went TO Count Degun and
demanded, firmly, the Immediate liberty
of the political prisoners. This was at
first denied, but in the afternoon, The
general cartiglione, Count Degun, aud
the Council of the Administration took
ii barouchc, and accompanied by 49,
00O men, went to the city prison. At
o'clork The national flag was huis,ed
and ell the Prisoners, amounting TO 400
students, priests and mobiles were liber>
a'ed by the Count Degun hinseif. The
enthusiasm is immense.
The people likewise demanded the
abolition Of the hne of customs, the ar>
mament of the :nbabitants, aud The in
st'tulion of the ancient militia of their
free city.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-04-27
SCOTT AND WORTH.

The difficulties between these two officers
seem TO have reached crisis 1t is well
known that thew had preferred charges
against each other-lhat the President at
once dismissed The charges against Worth,
aud ordered Court Martial to try Scott.
On the arrival of the Court Martial in
Mexico, Worth ,cithdre,c his charges
though not until after the suspension and
arrest of Scott. The latter now declares
that henceforth aud forever all intercourse
between him AID his malicious accuSer is
at an end
Geo Worth began life as clerk in Troy
NY On the breaking out of the war of
1879. he enlisted as common soldier, An
othe: clerk, who was his companion, was
placed under arrest for some indiscretion,
when Worth drew up a petition to the COL
onel 10 his behalf The Colonel (Winfeld
Scott) was so well pleased with the memo>
vale Secretary, and soon after procured for
him Lieu,enant's com mission. From
that time until the late difficulty, the init
macy between the wo oficecs has beeu IN
interrupted. Worth is over six feet high. of
commanding appearance, and great persons
al courag e. But for the last few years, his
mind and heart have been poisoned BY loco.
focoism-and he permitted himself TO be-
come The tool of the administration, to sc>
complish the base work of dishonoring a
superior, officer.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-04-27
MODERN DEMOCRACY.

"Indemni,y for the past" Paying if
teen millions for foreign :errilory for
which we have no use, after spending one
hund red millions in order 10 enforce the
payment of three.
"Security for the Future" Incorpora
ting several millions Of Mexicans. In
dians aud Mulattoes into the Union, ei>
ther as free and enlightened citizens''
of our Republic. or as conquered subjects
to be KEEP, in awe by che presence Of a
standing army. @
Devotion to Human Freemom. Ran
ting about the efforts Of the people TO es'
tablish liberty in France. in order, il
possible, TO diver, public attention from
the encroachments ofthe Executive upon
the charter Of our liberties" at home,
.Martinsb,rg (Ta) Gazette
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-04-27

ITThe Syracuse papers give an exten-
ded account of the public reception and
burial of the remains of Major E. Kirby
Smith, who was killed in one of the last
grea, battles in Mexico. His family had
for some years resided at Syracuse, and
there his remains were inferred. The body
was met by the military, and an immt nse
funeral procession passed through the prin-
cipal streets, amidst the roll of the muffled
drum, the tolling of the bells, and the firing
of minute guns. This is the last Of EARTH
with Ephraim Kirby Smith
Major Smith was born in this village in
1906; his father, the late Col Joseph L.
Smith, received commission in the Army
in lSl2-consequ 'ntly the subject of This
notice was familiar with the routine of war
almost from childhood He was almost
literally "cradled in the camps" and his
long experience in military affairs, had rem
dered him one Of the best dlsciplinarians in
the army.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-04-27
DEATH OF HON. RICHARD BACHE.
Austin, (Texas,) March IL.

Hon. Richard Bache died last evening.
He was member of The Senate from
Galveston, highly esteemed and respec>
ted. Mr.. Bache was native Of Philadel-
phia, and was the talher-in>law OF Rob-
ertJ .Walker, Secretary Of the Treasury.
brother-in>law of George M. Dallas,
Vice President Of the United States, also
connected by marriage to John Sergeant,
of Philadelphia, and was the grandson
of Benjamin Franklin. He was the old
est member of the Senate, and was one
Of the trainers of the Constitution of Tex
as.-Journal Commerce.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-04-27

Elk -PEE> 1DENr VAN buren,, in letter
respectfully declining an invitation to the
New York Wing celebration of Mr.. Clay S
birth day, Observes
"You do no more than justice to my
feelings in assuming that appreciate, as
they deserve, the commanding talents and
manly frankness which have SO often
been displayed by your distinguished
friend in the councils Of the nation, and
that I have sutfic ient candor and liberals
i.y to recognize those characteristics 10 a
political opponent"
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-04-27

n-Many OF the European immigrants
who cume over here, have never seen a
colored man until their landing upon
our shores, and look upon him at ii, S,
with great curiosity. A cargo of Gers
mans recently landed in New York, me-,
in Broad street, II very genteel bl, OK
man. and coming upon him suddenly
fed across the street, as if II hon had
been in the way, and stared ut a sat,
distance in fearful silence at him until he
Disappeared.