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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-22

- THE VALUABLE CEMENT PROPERTY
n. known q hs steam Mil s W Lbuf, I s,-f County,
- now supplying Government and other heavy con
trsets with ydrsnlc Cement. now offered iof sale or ~
ease There about ~ Of ard yins fsst on bs
RondOqt Greek good wharf storshouse, brick NIL, steam
81 zine run " kns tsnensru and sDufdtes
and lime stone q1srnes and the woff are now
ug 100 bbls per day which he much ncress-f Tne%
csion terminus Of tho Delaware atd hu1soo -
MAJ on rds water and bat i've hours SAL hoin n' .HJ
renders N desirable property for conusciors nc ~
amount may rem ain bond and mortgage of ms~e's'
cay Pf1Ups'V 'ses''s' dILEAD A SMITH, 81 wsns
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DsRNUn,- AMERICAN NtsEuM-P T.
DBlsSyM. P.egdst91 ar.aeoeS. ossnnon =,
O'clock and every evening 7. O'Clock The managerls
6snpg 10 announce the English Giant, ROBERT HALLS,
ths largest earth the ta-ss aud heayls' osns
addition ard In contrast with the above, he has engaged
the SMALLEST NJ MAN PAIR that was ever seen awe
MAJOR LITTLFFINGER and bis petite sweeihear U Ih
NIA.THFFAIRY QUEEN both being much sMAbbrh
THAN GEN tom rHUMB He = also happy 10 an
.,isn erpr.ssiy for Die American Museum enuted - y
sLEFP.WAt KER. Also the SABLE BkOIhEhs,
GRFAT WESTERN me Tark- Comedian, Inr.
TifF WOPsrFD HON FsTEAD, THE HIGHLAND
MAMMOTH BROTHERS. LIVING OUeANp IAS1
WAX sCHlPTURAL srArUAhf, MADAhh hO|h
WELL, the Foffune-relier - "a.
Admission . cents children under 10 year, Of age -
-
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HOLIDAY PRESENT FOR CHILDREN.

DUOOLPH GARRIGUs. , Barc.ay-st Astor House has
pub shed The Black Aunt stories and leEents f'r cH
Gu Dana The sex Aunt = beautifully illustrate
81 by German artists AMI exceeds 10 purify ana freshness
a1y juvenile book ever pIh.isret dN lis
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wv sROwN. Auctioneer -
FANCY E0OD>, GERMAN TOYS, honss

FANCY E0OD>, GERMAN TOYS, honss
FURNISHING ARTICLES Nc-sATUkpAl,p ~
=. al 100 O'Clock, At lo2 Broadway ). W BROWN WI
SCI large assortment OF fsney goods csse. Se'nsn
toys useful and ornamental house uiseng nccs fiSf
cut gsss ware. household furniture. &c. Sc d. nv
DECEINEk'~ sAIE-Ar PUBLIC AUCTION
llrhe entire furniture silver, mirrors csrpe,s OF closh-
beds bedding linen. glass snd esrhrnwsrs. cutlery "a
nres sc cf the Broadway Hosei 81 The eoFncr u fsfs
place and BrOsdw sy the CITY 81 New fofs Will ~ si
public suction, gne PREMISE by The sahscrio~r he
appointed BY the superior Soars Sale 70 eoru-nce
on 2Sih day Of December, Instant al 10 Sech In re
forenoon and Be continued from day 10 dsy, commencing
Al ocfocs he forenoon % each day. uou the sse
cor pst-d large part Of the articles are nearly new sni
al In excellent condion Also, vii be sod on ne preui
ses Al public srclor on tie 18th day o December, AZ ~
o'clock the forenoon, the GneNprcd term OF 10 years
the said hotel. which commenced on The si day OF MAY
e4s 81 the yesry rent u $3.50 The present tenants sirc-
the granting OF The lease have expended s-vers houssd
dollars the buildings IN rermsnent Improvements Toe
sale IN Nth said term OF years -Dsied Now
York. December n. lSlS
IONA MILLER. Receiver, ~ Nsls
ANrH'Y J. sLEECkER co A1ers brosa az
Catalogues can be- seen 81 their Once WI
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, WATCHES, JkwELKY, AND SILVER

~ WARE fDf lh. Hoidsys-JAAEs W fAULh
e, III NER, $50 Broadway, next door 10 bscks nas "a
S&S.,hand lsrgs assortment Of so1fs Ia his mo- suts
Sc i.r presents which h. Offers Of very low p'ees COO
.sny part u warranted gold snd silver Watches g9sfn,
ys.t and ob chains god psncis rings IN great variety
bracelets srnets, loekets himbies pins, SILVER spoons
go. mn. coub. nc or tis'
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- tn IET-secons door, tsssn-ot snf anfsf es'in
"a Of a. John st conner 0! God.-Ths hfs, 400. -
- -. n f-er hgnfed By windows plssicrec wss
1900 - .od convenient hois,wry Tue o-s~pe1
~ -, =. nensons ard finish, with hoistvsy Nc Ios
49,. g., .nt tpey viii 10 let low, secarseiy % tose"~'
"a tnn.di.fe possession given. Apply 70
at III az kIG0iks X hELLOGC 90 Jo1'St
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-22

~ Uo. for California; New fotk MINING Com
panv are hereby notified 10 meet NJ the Broadway
House corner OF Broadway and Grsnds TINS evening Al
O'clock A. there are few shares len any persons wish
ng 10 Join the Company respectfully invited to attend
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-22

FEW SHARES Of TIE capita stock OF ~ ~ ~,
n - winrz C,rps1y Of the pn gslne o' 80 ~ y.
snsre .1I b- sod By DUAOST HOS - n 80 o. 49, ..
~ he usr.hanp Exchange FklOA1 m- ~ asy y,
Decsnoer n u O'Clock, a. noon ror 2s'.el ~ 49, ~
an ss d. BLATCHyokD, hsoo'sf~
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C.nforria -Wsr-r proof Boot- from - 20 - rDs
81 imported Boos 81 "A, usually ~ and ~ no. ssh
stitched Boots, my own maze ~ -, bsasIJ - -
"a 4, n, ,,hsr cheap stores: french Over shoes -
oot. shoes Gslisrs, kc. equally low OOy iOI sVs'
orner Fulton add Nassau cts opposite III. hsfs9 baanss
dZ2 fmiseods 1bE DOttph-
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WANTS.

- al 1Tsi-~rs fo asv'isrosfs err ~ -Ia Gust ne 3
pad, o. oh>J ioiu not h ,ase1 'f Qf1s Qfes
tAANTRD.-A grest bargain }. offered 10 sny one
w inst wishes 10 engage Boz publishing where small capt
is' will be required uoie addressed 10 {. ID Tribune
Office, win resi- name stating where Interview may be
had Will be -in ty 90. fdeuual dllp
NAANTED-The beet chance for yonre nan out Of
W employ meu o. engage IN ihe sale ~ The Engranfs
Guide 10 The Cola Mines good salesman will make - =
day Apply 81 81 Anr-st three doo- from Nsss d. ~
tAANTED-A respectable. intelligent iad shout i6
w year, of sge. ~ GENlNS. pa Broafway 90 De-
A LADY who understands shift-making wishes 10 &C
n quire thorough know edge n shirt store Any
person waning such call e. ia 6rand-st uuu Sunday
Inquire Tor Mrs k.sn. d0 ~
4 DEAF MUTE WIFE WANTED.-The sub
temper Of fle person and very good scholarship. Al
dress i7oitpsidl A 3 Tutuue Oaicr d2i Dts
EO~TER PARENTS WASTED-For female
u infant, few dsys Oh. Ia we1lock Address { O
a. This Office win references. d. ltO&W-
ISFORiIATIuN NANTED-Of DANIEL RED.
IDEN formerly ron County Wrgiueafh, lreiard. wto
landed IN New.i ork, Nov o. 1884, by hIs wife, BETsEf
meet him NJ he hroihers J-mes snd Bsuy Reddrn Any
Information of the ere.h0ui % said Daniel Vl be very
fully received directf James Redfcn. East Jaws
Wyoming Co \. y. sIOu TINS meet Inc notice OF Daniel
be- viii asy ihr suXetv n hs VIE and brothers by
giving mmedisfe Information = H. Sv.resbDut
Fdora in the United Slsieg and fAna1s viii confer 4
favor by giving the above few Insertions 90 lU3iW
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~ Hair-Dres.crs.-

~ To Hair-Drcsscrs.-AH Hard Dressing and ba.h
Ing - Adjustment In eligible anon 10 brosdway VIA
me fxres attached for sale, and possession may ne
hsd any time heiw this and the st OF March The COL
Germ Is by the first class Of customers yleds
bsndsome income and will be disposed Of on very ress NJ
able terms Irqaire of L. PHALoN 81 Broadway under
Judsons Hotel. -o''
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FOR CALIFORNIA.

Fen CALIFOkNIA-Aste efsss and cabin pss a
4iEIk sage Ia The stapmer Crescent City. "a leave "a
Saturday. for sslo at discount al 81 Bfosd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-22

n r
MANY The frst dividr1d the Preferred STOCK Of
the New York ard Harlem Railroad COMPANY, 81 he rate
on eGht per ceuuu per suul vii be paid 81 The o-s u
ihs Company No .Hs1OYers Oh sud after he q day vi
January next
The transfer books The Preferred SOCK vi be- closed
rom The s7h day ~ December 10 the - day Of January
next. both DAYS n-lusFe -
d. SfsS SOS NORRIS hEICdJhi Treasurer
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('OSNECTICUT PIE DEPOT, 10 B-exman-.t
The prOprstors Of this >staosuent continue furnish
superior srcle IN their lire Per wishing BE- serv
ed ether II western par OF the city, wl
,Ie.se send "a ,hsy orcery die iv1.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-22

MECHANICS NALL, ~ Broscvsy lte.v een
VI Grand and br0ous sis commencing On MONDAY, DC
tober and continuing every nig1 nnt farther rcuce
TWELFTH WEEK or THE RE-oPkNlNG
The or sinsl and weiikrown CHRlSrN'S xlNsrkELS
organized IN l8t re dvsf to harmonic Negro Melodies
and orint-s Of present pccuiaf sye Of ETHIOPIAN
ENTERTAINMENTS whose concerts IN MS city, nor PERIOD
Of tan months received with such tsn gushed syor
ard patronage have the honor u announcing TO The sdie
ard gent smen % New-Yorx and vicinity that thev WI
live series q their popular concerts introducing variety
OF her original Songs, Chorses Charscersnc Dances NC
Admission . cents. Doors open 81 '-cooeef VIII COM
riencs ais O'Clock
An AFTERNOON CONCERT every saturday, com.
meucug PM Under the Management ard erection OF
P ChRlSTY. as lwn
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DURTOS's TuEATEk, CHAABcSs-sf -
~ FRIDAY EVENING, Dec. ?. VII be performed The
. cces- fol Comedy. On two sct'. " fls
PRINTERS APPRENTICE.
Ca, MORN Nj Rnrton Mime Morin Mrs vernon
Amer which. populsr piecs N two scis, called me
CALIFORNIA GOLD MINES
Nj Brouse........M Mr.. jordan Bddy. Miss bNosf
To concuie with entirely New lndescribahiiy cslea
WHERE'S BARNUMl
NJ suiler..N Broughsm Josh singshy ! ohnston
spigges ......... Blrton Miss : smith. Mise Morgsn
Prcss-Dress Circle and Parguete, - es Fsmy Sirc.e
Or Second Tier p D,ors open ai6t-Curisn rses
OHce open daily from 1905.
pROaDWAf ruBATBR.-Door' open A. 4
ID performance 90 begin al o'clock On FklpAf
FVFNING Dec o. wi he performed the petite Comedy OF
THE DUMB BELLE.
Amer which hv request Grand pueuo for Piano and Violin,
nom VIM Tell by Miss Adele and Mr. Charles hohnsoek
Fantasia om Pirate for Violin with orche-rs composed
hv Frn.f executed by Mr.. (hsrlfs Hohnstock
To conc ude with the Farce OF DOu BLE-btDDED ROOM
Dress Circle and PsrqueI - cts r>muy Circle snd up
p.r tisrs 2Scts GALLERY entrance or Anthcnyst IA co
CARD.-Mls. ADELE ard CHAs HoHNsroIh
n most respectfully inform their friends ard the puohc
that their bene IL will take place the Broadway rheaef
this evening - +"
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HALL AND PARLOK -TONk-, &C. "a %,
i1TROWBRiDGE. "Olm.ied stove d -, - -
W.ter-g oder. Tor sale large and - AZ
HAL md P.ror Stoves also .foy-s -llisn -" -.
fsc,or-s "a .tore. a. can be 1nd In the cay hsI "
with drums 90 arranged 70 heal sre e a.
m.rn-r not 10 he .rps.sed All oar stoves are
- -. n-rs-t,v .nr are pat up By ppei-ns mo - a
reesocao pre- .'' - dis 8useoo-
a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-22

rF,- Water Cure.-Dr. TRAIL receives patients ~
10 civ estsbnshment Is Laighs and al Oyster Bay l. /
New hu dings being erected for the country esaois
meat which with the charming scenery ana reinaihhnle
ssUhfily Of the place. will furnish uneqnsIeo
fur invalids al al seasons OF the year hov ihs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-22

~ The New-EnRIand Society 20 NC Wy o. W"
Yogk viii dine al the Asor-house on me "a in'I a. =
ocloct. NJ precisely. 81, -
Tickets may be had Of either OF the members OF e Oo
wisee OF Arrangements 1870. -.,,r,,,e
SIMEON DRAPER, JT JOHN THOMAS
b W. BONNEY, g rhAbOpif
al6 eus LUTHER r. WYMAN, Com. OF Arrangements
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WARD MEETINGS.

~ second Ward.-Pursusntto = cal Of the Wing
Executive Comin.ree Of Ms Ward meeting te'd Al
" BENSON wGs c.l % o. he Chair. zi J. EDesE ADD
Jtwfs p. a. ELsH .Dpa.ci-d >ecfeisri@s Ga motion
fcires That ihe -eclO1 10 ts bad this evel1g be by
ha rI
The following nsmei genlsrnsa were elected Dee,ste,
GrOFOv ciIFToN' CALEB : wooDgffI.
sFSJAsIN y BENsOs. FLIJSH psISg L.
JOHN o. LsFFERTs
Alter which .H- bal ol,g iur ne - BIZ Y1.ng
JAMES II. WEL,f. FMFRsLD WHEELER
q ". 81. ROGERS. JAMES DUKE
HIRAM CORWIS
AMI .he following uam~d gentlemen we're elected r.m-
bef. % ne Wig euif-Comm'ee q te Wsri fcr he
5;iae. k (. ss,y.H Gaze. G.AHood.
N. Fordhssl, j. \ ssyre. Edgsr.
70 Wss inen Rssarld That lie Above gentlemen be de-
ea-d unsnnou'y elected By rs meeting and have power
20 OF vacancies
JUS ai2s +. 'wrL.a. }se''e'sre' dan
~ Finh Wsrd.-At a. Election held 10 ihe Fihh
Ward Wednesday December q. he following gentlemen
elected Delegates 70 lie Wig General Comnines
Joan F R0OMAN. CHAs. MCGOWAN.
JEFFERSON BERRIAN.
To ne Young Meas Geasrai C0m0liffes
john ". THORN, RICHARD LAWRENCE,
ABRAHAM WAKEMAN. JOHN P. FLENDER.
JOHN 2. FINK.
10 ne Ward General C1nritts.
Robi. Hysop. Ocou Rhipes, 7 Rodman,
J sme. Ken eiy. Chsres Brewer, lsssc Z Bsichel0f
Vim " Huu. Abfshsm Csdnuf. Samuel Reyrots.
And W Legget JOIN 81 Bennett. 4 3 MsvereaU.
Augustus T Lee Abraham MADAM, VIM Darling
Jofs :. DIVER. Wiiism Hal. VIM Scot.
Geo !. Cornell Warren Ctapman. Wm scott
ABRAHAM CADMUS ABM. MADAM
JAMES THOMPSON, JOHN B. FblNh
d. lt' Inspector
r. Seventh Ward.-A = meeting u ihs Wing
ecors o. Seventh Ward, held pursuant % notice,
Rough ard Resdy Hal" corner of Henry snd Rutgers
80 on Wedrefdsy evening Dec g. ~ o'clock o. mo
ton ROBERT NJ RRAY WAS appointed Chairman and
EDWARD MCPHERsoS, Secrstsry
The call Of The meeting having been read and spprof e.
IL on motion.
Re oired That the Chsir appoint retiring Committee
cDnslng u two persJrs from each Election District 20
nJm the different Committees 10 represent MS Ned
f1r The ensuing year.
Tie Committee having retired, introduced, through meg
Cisiunan Hr. Nm ". HAyp0cK, the following report
which was Unanimously clncufreQ ln hF ile meerE
F0r he GelOai Comhifef
ZEBEDEE RING. WM. A PLATT.
/OPHAR MILLS. WM. I1SON.
ISAAC FITI.
F0f Hs Young Me1s COMMITTEE
ROBERT MIRRAY, ROBERT MOORE,
r. Is. MORGAN EDWARD MCKINNEY
F0r me Ward C0mni0oc
c Psx.or Daniel COger. VIM. Bedeil.
Henry A Nelson VIM " Hsy0ock. Vim. Alexander,
E1.srd Merritt y : McPhersOD. saml Kinney.
Iohn CASEY Stephen Roberts Hemsn Boyd
Iofn While VIM Mccormick.
tio motion lie respective Committees were empowered
o. vscance. 10 heir number and ihe proceedings or
The State guard., 1848-03-21
Cify Faxes,

By reference to another column will bc found n short communication from "A City Tax Payer" in relation to the publishing of the disbursement of the taxes collected by the City Council. So far as We are concerned, we can clear our skirts from all blame for the non-appearanco of the proceedings of the City Council. During last year, we proposed to publish the pro- ceedings of that body gratuitously; but never having been furnished with them, we concluded that the Councildid not consider it necessary for the PEOPLE to know in what way the large amount of revenue paid in by them, were appropriated, and so we had nothing more to say about the matter. But we did tEcn, and now do, think it nothing more than duty due from that body to the citizens, that public ex- pose should be made of inc appropriation of the public money.
The State guard., 1848-03-21
Texas.

We have received long letter from our old friend Col. Thomas Wilson, who re- moved from this vicinity to Texas, last fall, and would be pleased to publish it cn. tire but we can give all in few words. He says: "Afier troublesome and ex. pcnsivc trip, am now located in Rusk county, and shall give you descriptive account of my "ups and downs;" in the meantime, am pleased to say to you, thai Texas is emphatically the paradise of the South." We would be more than grati fled to hear from him frequently, as, nc doubt, would many of his old friends ant acquaintances whom he has Jeff behint in Coosa County.
The State guard., 1848-03-21
A CITY TAX PAYER.
Correspondence St;.te, Guard.

WAsuINGToN C1rY, March 9, ls4s. ,
 The long continued Executive, Sessions of the Senate of late, with the whisperings relative to the discussions held therein, have greatly increased the excitement pre- yiously existing out of doors about the treaty. On the night beforelast the Sen ate did not adjourn until ' p. m., and last night until eight. The avenue was ol course lined each evening with wonder mongers, stationed in order to catch Scn- ators by the button and pump them. am sorry to have to write that more or less of my brethren connected with the distant press, were of the number.
 As at the date of my last letter, stories and rumor concerning the speeches, mo. lions, &c., of individual Senators arc floating around. Without protesting te "speak from the card" Imay mention one or two apparently more entitled to conf dence than the rest.
 It is said, for instance, that yesterday Mir. Crittenden brought forward, in mod flied shape, the proposition recently offer ed by John Davis, to strike out the clause by which we obtain indemnity. The previous resolution of Davis was so con. nected with the proviso, that the Southern whig Senators in self.defence, probably
The State guard., 1848-03-21
Dcma gogues v.. Biackguar rdisnl

No gentleman, who has the first symp. tom of refined, moral feeling, can read tho dastardly, low-lived, blackguard at. tack, contained in the Montgomery Journ- al, of the 9th inst, upon the private char. acter of the. HoN. NATHANIEL DAVIS, of Limestone, without shuddering, and re. fecting to wha, a low pitch the pre- ss ol Alabama has been brought. No man who pretends to dcCency, worth, or truth
 could have tissued so base thing upon the character of any individual, however unworthy, as that of ''Demagogucs of the Legis.aturc.-No. l." contained in tha, dirty, s.enching sheet the Montgomery Journal' of that date. No imp but one born in adultery, rocked in the cradle O iniquity anl fed on the food of vice, coule have iathered such all immoral, irreligiou, and slandcrous article. This imp, iEstiga
 ted by the will of the Devil, no doubt
 wishes to soothe his disappointment anc chagrin at not receiving favors at the hands of the Democratic members of the Senatorial branch of the last Legislature
 in the shape of a clcrkship to that body
 Now, the private character, the home,
The State guard., 1848-03-21

I3= Can any friend to the Constitution witness the organization, at the city of Washington, of National anti-slavcry Society, contributing a fund yearly of over ten thousand dollars, to be appropriated in any rdy to the abolishment of slavery, without being warned to sense of his duty, owed by every man to his country. We see this society in the possession of an internal machine, in the shape of the National Era, manufacturing materials to be dilfused in every section of the Union, for carnage and bloodshed, in the form of abolition tracts, that arc almost being daily issued and distributed to the unsus- pecting people, contending for the free- dom of the negro population of the South. Well may this step of the Abolitionists of tho North, headed by Giddings and other Northern Abolition Wings, be viewed as a desperate attempt upon the property of the Southern States, and should be moot ed with that indignation so justifedly due all enemies of the Constitution. These men are determined, at all hazards, to up. root the principles of our federal Govern. ment, unless met with the proper spirit o indignation by the citizens in that section of country, who respect and admire the social rights of the States. Let the Rep. rcscntativcs in Congress, particularly from the Southern States, aided by the republi. can Representatives of the Northern States, give this attempt at a National or ganization of incendiaries their just due and the South may be at rest; but if al
 lowed to move on in harmony, there vii be no calculation of the extent of rapine and murder that may le committed by nc gro insurrections and commotions in the slave States of the Union. $
The State guard., 1848-03-21
For the Guard.

MR. EDITOR Fl have often felt cu- riosity to get peep at the appropriations, not the money) of our city authorities Several thousands of dollars are annually levied and collected off the people, as l am led to believe, but how it is disbursed, .am as ignorant as Slew more of the same sort" No public edifces are erected, nor public charities supported, save perhaps the City Marshall, Clerk and Treasurer, and will not say that they are, nor are our streets and alleys in as good order as the county roads. What goes with the taxes collected ! Can it be possible that the city authorities are hoard. ing up the "Glhy lucre ?' This is it am inclined to think, for what other char itable conclusion can one arrive at IT, Now, Mir. Editor, if the city authorities will cause to be published in your valua- ble paper the amount of taxes collected the past year. and the manner of it's dis bursement, then, and in that case, will pay you V. in aid of our money loving corporate authorities, in part pay for pub fishing the same. >l4 aua
The State guard., 1848-03-21

and iire-sides of the Senators, must suffer from inc scolching abuse of this disap- pointed pcrsimmon abortion. The peace l and quie.e of the domestic hearth must
 be disturbed to satisfy disappointed ma lignont vengeance of depraved, debauch- ed and vicious blackberry vegetation.- Let the just scorn and indignation of ev- cry man, be heapcd upon the head ot this dctractor Let the community give him that kicking so justly merited. Let the Democratic press of Alabama speak in terms of just dcrision at these attacks upon private worth, and Democratic Sen ators, and place this evil docr in the infa- nous attitude so richly merited, by conduct
 so foul and malicious. Let not the voice of ono individual be at rest, but let every parent learn his little offspring to lisp de- rision upon all such dealers in private slandcr. The author of these islanders should recollect, that he is not in company with such characters as he represents in "Simon Suggs," but that he is now (which is seldom. the case with him, treating upon the character of gentlemen-men who the community know only to respect, and if desrous of giving a history of " Demagogues," it would be better to speak in terms of courtesy, even in abuse, and not in such billingsgate blackguardism. We say this ouly for courtesy sake to the press, aud not from any entitled respect to the individual who has commenced these tirades.
 No matter what may be Col. Davis i'm perfcctions, no circumstances could have justified such islanders, and it is high time that his character should be defended, when assailed in such an mprovoked and undignified manner, by the Democratic press of the State.
 In looking into events, we are naturally led to investigate causes of effects. It will be recollected that this author of "Domagogues of the Legislature" was a candidate, at the last SC ssion of the Leg islature, for clcrkship to the Senate, and that this same writer did not receive manu favors at the hands of Col. Davis, that were calculated to secure the "loaf" much less the "fshcs" and now the key is giv. en to the whole of this slang -whangery upon the private character of Col. Davis; presenting now the beamfM aspect of the pcrsimmons rattling over "Buncumb' with such noise, as to attract the atten- ton of every individual who isl disposed to discountenance gross abuse of pub lie press.
 Let "Simon Scrubs" take heed in time, of the proper appreciation of his "Demagogues of the Legislature"