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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-11-10
New York.

New YORK CITY-lst Ward 274 majority
for Taylor; ID Ward 200 do; Sd 1923; 7th
$50; Slh 55i; 9th 655; 10th 400; 18th 2tO
18th s5S 18th s5l. Clss majorties-lth 4Soi
9th 4l2.
Willamsburgh, Taylor's maj. $50.
From towns in Duchess CO., maj, for Tay-
lor 1856.
Baflalo city, Taylors maj. 1872; maj. over
both SIS.
estport-Taylor 237, Cas- 1876 Van b. 20
Abany-Whig majority about $40.
Troy--Taylor's majority in the city over Van
Buren,, 1000. Van Bnren is probably ahead Of
Ciss in City and County. The independent
Wing candidate for Congress is probably elect
ed by 6 to 500.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-11-10

SOAP STONE GRIDDLEs.-This is the season
for buckwheat cakes, and think we do our
readers favor by informing them where an
article can be procured that will give great
satisfaction to housewives in the preparation of
this popular nutriment. Mr.. a. w. Johnson,
Of this city, Buffalo, n. VI has on hand Il
number of soap stone grlddles, which he has
lust introduced in this market, and which must
eventually supersedc the common iron griddlc
in the baking of the cakes. No grease is used
with the soap stone gridde, and as a matter of
course the baking process is not accompanied
with that unpleasant smell which attends bak-
ing on the iron griddle. The cakes are as
smooth as glass when baked, and to the eye and
palate are more acceptable than the old process
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-11-10
gree press
BURLINGTON, VI.
FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 10, 1913

We give the returns, as far as received, by
Telegraph and from other sources, up to the
hour of going to press. The probability is tina,
Taylor is elected. Hon. George p. Marsh is
reelected by large plurality, if not majority
New York City gives Taylor between Z and
and 5000 majority. Majorities for the Old
Hero come in from every quarter of New Yorl
in the vicinity Of telegraph offices.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-11-10

=, III "''S town. on Sunday, November 5th CAROLYN,
W. i'LpA' wife OF Levi A, Edgcll-and Daughter Of
'D'Ne stone, Galway, n Y, aged sc years. She
was devoted member of the Congregational church
ana departed this lite in the blessed assurance of nm
'a'e INTO that rest prepared for the children of
Goa. Her death has bereaved husband and ,bre.
'h!dren OF dear and alIectionate wife and mohsr
ana her parents OF a most lovely child. She vn.
mncn esteemed and beloved by all her acquaintance
Our loss Is her gain
precious Gem for Earth
God calfd her to himself
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-11-10

GO do Chazy, Is do; Peru, l56 for Taylor;
Saranac, as do; Champlain, 90 do; Ausable,
1903 pl. over Cass, 10 pl. over V. Buren,; Ches-
terfeld 100 pl. over Cass, $50 pl. over V. b.;
Jaw, V. B. 60; Black Brook, V. b. %; Moriah,
Taylor 3sl, Cass II, V. b. %; Ticonderoga,
TAYLOR 800, Cass IS, V. Buren, 60.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-11-10

N II p DORCHESTER, Mas. June Is.
Dr r. Brown :-Dear Sir: 1t affords me- ,ra,,
pleasure tobe able 10 bear testimony 10 the yaIiabI
properties OF your SarsapnriiIa and Tomato Ri,Inr
lou PROBABLY know the situation | was i'm when I
commenced using them by the advice OF nv frienJs
the suffering which have borne Tor a ong ns ,-,,,
the ELECTS OF terrible humor is almost ind,scriha,
1t covered my chest and arms breaking out times il,
qhic large sores Medicine after medicine did wv
without the least relie and gave up ever exnectir
'"ue cured but at last persuaded 10 make So
OF you. SaTslplrll.a and Tomato Btters bnt mnst
sHy commenced with great reluctance thinking I,
rN'hiud'E IN 10 relieve me- al other medlcl,e.
h I done But how happily have been disappointed
II mas eh'ife.y cured me. Nothing that do nfords
'ue more pleasure ihau recommending your Bitte, to
persons similarly afflicted and do most earnestly W
commend all TO try them before they give IN sunfos
ing there Is no relief now value them So hiIhlv I
keep them IN the house, and use them IN nv fanny
consider lhrm the best pleasaniest and most ,bn,
Cush medicine now IN use, removing all imnnritiss
carrying on all Bile without weakening the system y,
being obliged to change your diet
Aver showing this to any one If they are No, MAJ,
ecIN saIisied, ask them 10 call on me and vi
pam my case more fully, which it will afford me -.a,
pleasure 10 do. lours resnsc,trii ''0'' '''e s'ea'
"'''"- DANIEL PLUMNER
f'r sale by TuEo. 4. PECK Burlington and bv
Druggists generally throughout the Um1ed STATES y
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CONNECTICUT.

New London Co. Gil pl. for Taylor; Wind
ham Co. Il pl. for Taylor, Hartford Co. COM
pletc, Taylor GO0l Cass 5Si1, Van Buren, 700
Bridgeport Taylor 6si, Cass i39-Whig gain
100. Fairfield, Taylor 35l, Cass l56.
Letter from Conn.,, | towns, Taylor ahead
1850; Wing gain PSI.
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Massachusetts,.

Boston-Taylor majority 300, being lSi
gain over the vote of 1876.
The returns from So towns in Massachusetts
around Boston indicate no election by the peo-
pie in that state. Generally Van Buren, runs
considerably ahead of Cass.
Returns are received from 2Sl towns. Tay-
Tor 57,loO, Cass 33,42o, Van Buren, 36,76i.-
There is probably no election by the people.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-11-10

Cur CAkE.-Two cups of pulycrized sugar,
half cup of butter, eggs, cups OF Hour,
half a tea-spoonful of saleratus, and halt cup
of buttcrmllk.
Rusk.-Onc pint of milk, scalded and then
allowed to cool, , eggs, cup of sugar, cup
of yeast or sponge, and flour sufficient to make
stiff batter. When well risen, add cup OF
melted butter and | tea-spooniul OF saleratus
dissolved IN sour cream. Then let 1t rise again,
add flour sufficient to roll, put them IN the tins
to rise II third time,-bakc quick,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-11-10
ysiClAiWnaa.

Jackson city lis for Cass; NJ ,umee GO for
Taylor Detroit has gone for Cass by 200 maj.
Taylor's majority in the city of Monroe | J..
Calhoun CO. towns, Cass IL mai. Jack,
son CO. 5 towns, Cass 657, Taylor 27l, V. B.
800; Wayne CO. probably for Clss 800; De-
troit for Cass $50.
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Vlrginia.

Richmond, Taylor's ajority 7l3. Alexan-
dria CO. do. 80. Henry CO. Court IIuse 2l7.
Majorities by counties as far as heard from
Taylor Zoos, Cass 2l7--Taylor's clear ma Jori
ty 1871.
Wheeling, Taylor $50, Cass 334, Van Buren,
8. Alexandria, Taylor 4sO, Ciss POP,
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Delaware.

Christina CO., Taylor's majority 1922 New
castle, do. 100.
New Castle 1870 maj. for Taylor; Wing gain
Brandywine 1903 do do do
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Rhode Island.
MAINE.

York Co. 10 towns, Taylor 20sl, Cass 209O
Wing gain since Sept 400. Cumberland Co.,
10 towns, Taylor 2s7S, Cass DOCS. Is towns
heard from show Wing gain of 1850.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-11-10

Z y Dr' Gsgooas lndid Cholugogue Among the
distinguished individuals who have used Tins y,,1,t c
remedy and recommended it to the confidence of The
pubic, are Hon, VIM. L. Marcy, Secretary of VA.
Hon YIN Woodbridge Hon. Ross Wilkins, and
lion VIM Fletcher, OF the State OF Michigan. In.
Gus ABBOTT, VI y. and Rev Charles Reirhfy T. :
Army Hon +. Cary, Cincinnati; ] II Ra,hbone
ESQ Utica \. Y. Hon John A. Rock well. OF con
hcclicut lie particular and inquire for Dr. OssooT,
' O"''"s'e"e' alu take no other. wlY-w2
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-11-10

CoLcHEsrER.-In Colchester yesterday the
vote of Mr.. MARSH was 800 iesSihanm Sep'em-
Der! This will account in part for the increase
of the Wing vote in Burlington.-Sem'neL
The vote yesterday in Colchester, for Mr.
KEyEs ras 81 less than in September! Does
that account for the decrease Of the vote for the
same gentleman in Burlington
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New Jersey.

Sussex County, Cass majority, 22S3
Ilunierdon, complete, do 1880
Mercer, Taylor, majority 5S3
Gays majority was 1863
Trenton, Tayior's majority l13
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-11-10

Singamon county, Taylor's majority 5oo.-
Chicagr, Van Buren, 1913, Taylor 1871, Clss
1896.
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Missouri.
ST. Louis gives Cass 5 majority.
North Carolina.

Returns from ten precnts show gain of
$50 over the Wing majority at the Guberna-
toral election.
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MARYLAND.

Havre de Grace, majority for Taylor. 81.
Baltimore gives Cass 500 maj.
Washington CO. gives Taylor 2G6 maj.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-11-10
NEW HAMPSHIRE.

Returns from Manchester, Dover and other
Gowns indicate the State has gone for Cass-
possibly no choice by the people.
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CONGRESS-.

The following is the vote, , or 3 towns ex
copied:
Marsh has 1900 majority over all, gain o
600 on Sept vote.
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Pennsylvania.

Erieboro, Taylor's majority l66-gain IS,
Mill Creek township l26 majority for Taylor
loss ,; wards of Pittsburgh 3l3 gain over
Johnston.
Allegheny CO. $500 majority for Taylor.
Phil city Wards as far as heard from.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-11-10
PhAM'S ELECTUARYi TINS cr,r

''a"d remedy for Piles, at wholesale and retail
November :, ists ''H0' a rtOh
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-11-10

Sd Congressional District vote at the State
House
NJ ,rsh, 40 A. Peck, &c s. S. Reyes,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-11-10

Make way for Addison Co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-27
WASHING TON, Jan %, lS4S
Second Dan Of Lieln Co. Fremonfa Uefence

The court resumed MS sitfnio IN. d.v.t IL hear
ths o,,t;,..t;r, 80 r,o,,t ,7@i,.I
VI '-'N~'' OoiVh0l t le'iOht
oeteAce-lue room, as was the case yeste--
! day. being croWded-tile un forms as snarkii 90
| .,, ma I'D .s ~ ,,,,,,,,r,,,.. Til. O., - . e.
f'i' w '''
0flence to-day proceeded to defend his acts oa
dlother ground lie considered the different
cn.rpas .s IN mann. trisls ,,oo, The m. , h,
] w. ~
nc "ouiu ttNe no objectiOn 10 H. lie would,
no Neyer TAX. the chsruas Se,jot;., and ~,
"A -
thtousu etch one before taxing mp the other,
The letter which Iiegteoant ,ioln 1sl Fremont
wrote 70 General hedshy Was adyeried 10, IN
when ne stated until the dlsggte between
Sfocktou aud KaarnV AS 10 r., ak vyss ..ttlad h.
yvnuid have "a cnntione obed noe =, ,,a ,Td 49,.
49, W. ''"7 ""tS" - ~ h'"-
,!' l7f'' Aue sla'-.l' '''9 o"u't,pe1 H tIe i-i-
'eI, Una N'o-h toh Ft7 com 'h4ihthI th1 sup
nor "a con,nand were not CD 20 cunt-ad cted by
Genera a 4rny, aud t1e deirace cOuf-llied tlsil
isfe ua0 T., s-ov cen ~ Fr-rn ,,r h,d nan
'.,.-... ..-...,, - -. =. 80 80
..i 80, tIE ~ - W H''
- :" y, oin- ui"oi = 'cN o.
nd We t-r an rat; Out .h-i as tue Il ne
Pl for su;"d al is aud 40, ~. rh- 49,
rr iio,n Fro mont - hcdruy. Al Vas ,ntrnd-d,
va, uotn respectful nd prouef he (F } ua,I uo
rith. G., setue the Differences n~twr.n ns .uu-rt-
80, IA ~ - - -, =, s Up
% a,'u us my oou' sc vas " ienain uhdef
T. :. -; I,S, w tuc us
pdtt was adjusted oy MS (trem9nts) superIOrs.
Inc relus Il 10 oOey Generdl hrdrny Was pro-
ductlve o. no INJURY To tn public service, and,
besides, 1t Was Illegal. General k-arny was
suspr nded, at the time he wrote the letter. by
Commodore Stockton: and If nor SUSPENDED M
WIS Jniltv of An art ot mntI,v NV IL 49, ne
tn MN The reorg,niz.rto 81 rho k, ,viins
,,,nf;h "a -, - -, ~, - " ooe,ailoh
"hlch hdd peeh oi1ereu oy Commodore Stock
ION ana, Desides, Colohel fremont could not
Obey 1t, as It mad Dern ordered by Stockton.
HIS refusal 10 obey kearny was not mutlnv
bat merely deteruninst to remain he was unaer
the and of stockton, till the dispute Was setted
G-nersi Kesrny's pretension that he 81 put himself
an his orders the l4th unfoundsd IA ms
other statements Several extracts from the * amiua-
ton Of witnesses read to prove this On Fremonts
entrance into Los Angeles he directly to quarters
assigned by Commodore Stockton, and he Of mme-
diately report himself to stockton Col Russels ex.
animation again referred owing the reasons
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Washington, JAM 25, lS4S.
Mr.. Trist-Dreadfia If So ABairs in Congress,

W. had a s.rt Of st,t,.,a,e 81 the West End ~,
aey' ana Ihe Tresident ma secretary ol W Ar' as
we have a, were actually al 1me6, Whlle Mr
E,cb -.,, was iudignaot Mr. Masop tngrodn-
..I,g,
.ou'' a't M ave ''"it9uu V''~'y '''oe''N ~
SIR ylliord VIII De puzzled in regard 10 TIE Jaw
apaiio5be 10 The case. and in short the President
,,,,4 L;,,ol;,s, no., 4 ,d h,,, -, .;,, H., ..,
@" ''' O""'"'' "N'N ia" V'' P4Ueto"s i'''l0 |o''
lolt lo-udg Tue CITY was awe VITA the mos
extraVacaat stories srch as these--thet ,fr Trist
IA ., ~, . ,,, =; No.; al .tL;
N' 9- az st'NIiy ~ -i0NlC"' anu ''ef0 i'- az
tended TO stick TN he got treaty, authority or
no authority--and apaln that Mr. Trlsg.h had ac-
main, oooch,asd ,...,,..,a "a ,s.v az ,r,o
VVhitH"Hs ~ lue taIee mlllioh u'h' hau drawn
upJu certain merchants ~ M-Nlco, ON The iaitp
and in me name at m Triied STATES. t,r me
r'lo' 1l,l"hs oI!, I'M M horey ~ "a oeen
L 49," ~ '.99' ' - ""
10" ~ - '''
49,
Vi " IA ,
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'uS ~ 'll tiiI nS - ueit Ut y
- =, nrS Ionc uueI d ueatyLtH%. speci1i
a., "ili ~ ''', vac ~ 4 q; nU'
,'it,1,a, 49, ~ y. ~ ~ w -, ,,
we a. ,i'a ,n. :. . ~ ~, ""a' CA
oe,r ,a'l. 'rn. ~ ~ m.iS Ed mill dauh,
Ia No., - 60 ~ fts hu - - Wv W.
H., No, - Nd - -, - ~ ny, >, - o. -
49, fnn,a,b' "io. az - go
ssnrettr, ~ 49, "a -, ,i'.,,
e-s1d ar 6on,ato ~, Tt D. ~, soI',,,n
nern,o INV tn health of ~ s.n,',Ilh,w ,ao -,
~ ;, v,eny over q, uaa an, 49, - ' 49,
.,sd n. aIso y.oI 70 Ill a,,sr ~ - bi,' 80 ;nn
,,,torn,ati,I,, vi ne ,rN,, NJ, ~, IL ~ n
nuncs arc Ia 600 .,.sE'u ,bs iorn'rara ~ ~
h,.t,ls who seen 70 snhs;s, $50 IL -, ~
the dav. are il, r,ot,res 'rha VII los are ,.hncl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-27

AMsrERDAM-BaIk Charotte-2i4 cks sugar Conner 4 co..
Of Boson25 do o bags coffee 10 hhds madder Des Arts
Hdser1l7 bxa mdse Struer coIf8 bxs wine Hardt
loo bids steel Oechs Krueer-s bbls Schrage Koop
col boz cssk Schmidt Ard les bxs Menges-i do
Sag-20 do Victor hchillis- do Alafsen-l pkge T.
2t74 bdls rattan l66 bxs pkgs to order
HAMByRG-BaI Miles-5 cks speer Hilger co-ls25 do
Ccole, Smith, cs mdse Koop col Wiley Putnam
II box Meyer StuekeD- marcel Kohaac b. other- bale
keasler cos hd; @ Wilthaus-i9 BAGS 7 Fren-
denLha-5 cases Backhouse-l OK pkpe Schmidt &
Bachen-l cs Muller-5 cks Dbl Bovng Vite-5 cs
Backs cs IS bbls box Rener Meehe-2cs Wsrburg
20 glass Fave Carmade-73s plates spelter Hendricks
Bros-s cs.esJ Ernenputechs7 do FsceIessnseslod do
sample do D Msler-is Hughes Ward co-l5 do Leh
maer Bros-l Mey er his LJpoio !.
CO. do / Dosu sops-5 bhs wi tshof PiGsr co
8 W Schmidt do l. Bnsse Coz cks MulleI-8 cs
Booth Godschmidt Coz Honehton. SAWYER 4 CO.
Duckwtzna Bachelor. BUR co-2 w " Me,ser CO 20
DOUGLASS Brcs-9 stoddard Loverrg-l Lawfence-32t
cks 1893 bundles willows Won Sent Coz Wedels
Meyer20 bxs Fiedenthsl33 bags Breithaurt Chuu-5
bbls Spies Christ Co.'S cs ncLe-l Natlsn-i
eel Vkng-42 iron phs bit Fische & Slade-e BE
Henchfeld2 chs bkls paIcels II cs baleio order ~
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Herald Marine Correspondence.
Lowry f"eme opsu sps E.po .chs Ksasns
Stephenson NYori Gene al Hssica Alien isd,an Ris.G
George, Watts King oa Jam: stauuch Fuller New York.
Miscellaneous Record.
reports that on III. Ish lon q o. IN ab at IS aSom
water passed the OF brig scbr y abut 2
he Ss INK s e.
o ne s fs . ~ ' KID sph Of hold
bent it, but yearly washed OFF, appeared TO have been
stuat on but short time
sLoor GALEN Richardson Of aud for Thomaston while
9aaG with hS y snr a, the r,supns Islands mouth
h inst, aqd 1s.d; got next day with Jos. Of seel
Lad aud full of water aud ashore tn. beach Point
auction; old vessel Of list- vsre
~ yoo 18Th list BY Mr. sy'soa, Dey
,.ys rhadephia ne Of packers. to be commanded by Cat
At Bath, ssth ms, By M,s,r Rogers soa, fine brig
q goo tons called the segun owned by the builders aud Capt
Mse %sf o m az. of
sam Small.
ship Italy, Baker, from New ohean' for Live pool Jan
HsR pse ~ n Of ant f New oea' from
ship wa.hnston Benson from Liverpool via Boston for
Ussurary steamer Massachusetts, Wood, hence for Bra
Bark Wsssw from New York for New otl.,u, Jan TO- off
BsTs Ross Morrison Dyer from Portland Havana Jsn
BI brig Lo. CIoGLsr 8, day. from Glasgow for Boston,
at Philadelphia, who supplied her
Foreign Ports.
BuENos AYREs Nov 2l-Brig Gustayus Dawes for Hava-
ma log: only Am vessel
0rA Dec 3c-An ship Prince Albert, Meyer. New York,
vrsA Cruz. Jan 5Arr ship Ocean, willard, New York
Home Ports.
Bosror Jan 2Arr brig Msrie Staples Cardenas; schr
Esevan, DAM Front,on Buenos Ayres Nov a. Telegraph
ed brig John Clifford from Proyineetown gently ashore at
Tsos Lsupher Maqnz.s Boston splrrow Harding Balt,-
ickburg; Cambridge, Lacey NYo,k Sid shin Della
Walker, barhs Peru. Ellen Muno He,.s' Sarah warren n
clarston 0l be- drower, Emma, Swan; schs Bar
bades nviog repsedb Ontsro Advance also bark Lyssn
der II w Hone Zenobia, Lacoua.
BALrlnons, jan a-Au ships Marianne, tBrsm) Waknei,
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den, that General Scott has been relieved OF his
command, and that il devolves on General But
Ter. He dli not state all the facts, however !;
those facts gave at length yesterday.
letter has been received here from General
Twiggs, who was at Veri Cruz at the date of it.,
stating that courier from General Scott had
arrived the day before, bringing certain intellI-
gence that treaty of peace had been made.
There can be- no better authority than General
Iwisg-, and the story has not, therefore, the iu-
signihcdnce OF mere rumor. No dispatches
nave been received slace Sunday, aud those that
arrived on That day were utterly void of interest.
GALyIENSIs.
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ffeHi NGruN. Jan. Is. ISIS
Hr Bait'cIH'S Res0'Htoa- The TtlritoJigi Q4es.
ton-.Velrs ON uerico


Inc g-e'trr pat ti- norm - nnur # %
t-rd wasp u in the S-nare, IN IN d sc,,ss,.,n
OF Nr NV u r s",ot,un c,liu upon tn,
President "a to Uu,t states for ,nfo,m.,,,.,
as TO Tue ex'ent o M~X,co's puphc domain. sad
also to the right OF the government of ,n.t
country to alIenate any portion o. her territory
Twelve months ago such an luquisition m,pb,
have beea seasonable end proper; but Mr. Bald.
win has come into the Senate too late. bv a ful
year, for instltutng such an inquiry While
Mexico was yet uncOnquered, and her DESTINY
was not tum bling about her ears, IA calm investi
CATION OF that nature would have been wise and
prudelt; under present circumstances, while the
tate OF two great nations is IA the balance. the
question ls ~ re capuous fnvolity-not so in
te1Jcd ny the SeaatOr, but still not the less so IN
iaci DuI as the question has been raised m Az II
NOT b. ans vered by referring-nc- 10 III Csc of
Texas, as ,nstdnced by Mr.. H4nneg4a: for that
is MOI case 10 point: but TO the adm ssion. by
the MeXlcan comnlssl oners during the neontia-
Ton with Mr.. Lr'st, tnat a rght exists In the
government % vi eNico To ALLEVIATE d portiou of
her territory! Did not the tender OF the commits.
sloners actually embrace the ce5sloa OF "a portion
OF her terrtoryl The Legality Of their offers
may De ctled Ia question, bui the transactions OF
that negotiation prove those commissioners To
have b zen men OF the nlghesl order OF intellect
aud pt the soundest PATRIOTISM conyersant moi
only with the constitution aud laws OF their own
Ject of Mr.. BlldwIn's investigation.
IL is now the fashion, when speaking OF the
hnal annexation OF Mexico, TO descaut upon the
blessings to be conferred upon her, by ralsing
her from the depths OF degradation and igao-
rance to an equ ility with ourselves in civlllza-
t,oh some even go so far as to expatiate upon
inc dement, that bsnghtsd country will derive
ilem a partclp alton with ourselves IN the full
gut OF tle gospel, or, 10 speak plainly, for that
~ cISaiIy Whit Is me ant, from the propagation
OF tle Iiolestant religion. This is all wrong
anu uh wise, because II is wrong. Let not the
issues De multiplied aud confused Our only
plea Tor the absorption Of Mexico is necessity
When we go behind this or bevond il. We
weaken our cause. Without necessary we can
MOI Justify the annexation of all Mexico. or the
steps that lead to lt. Each " that ia evolved
from the scroll of the future, that necessItv t.
becoming more and more apparent II IL M "
ico's fate, II may be SAID, We are In the car of
destiny, and II Is bearing us on with a STARTLING
velocity TO the possession of the whole of thIs
Norm American continent. Let US no jump out
IN the rash attempt TO outstrpIt.
Mr.. Cass stated to-day, IN his place in the
Senate, IN reply 10 question from Mr.. Cntten-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-27
WASHINGTON, Jan. 25, 1913.

Col. Ct. Thompson gave a splendid entertain
ment last night to select company. Among
the guests were the Hon. Henry Clay, the Hon.
j. J. Cnttendeu, the Hon. G. Ashley, the Hon.
John Hogan Gate commissioner to ST Domingo.)
u aeral hearny, and about sixty others OF equal
standing and responsibility. Fine times, and
lac hUrr-, and good cheer.
The supreme Court, This morning, aft IN d
The decision OF III Circuit Court of thls district
ia lle case OF Mrs. Mary Ana Van Mss VS. Y.
=. Ven Ness. SO she dont come in Tor share,
General Van Ness f.