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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-09

and well-recompensed employment; every one has
Hope iof his beacon every one is enabled to feel
that his interest is on the side Of Justice and Or
der; every one is busy earning. embarrassed by
anxiety, ungosded BY want. Oh rulers Of man
kind II you but comprehended the great work IN
cumbent on you, here 50 clearly Swallowed forth
you bit realized that a true Organization OF In
dustry, secGring work and Just recomPense 20 eV-
cry one, IS the problem to be solved, yoa might
soon dispense with your stocks, your tread-m'iHs,
your dungeons. whipping-Posts and sibbets You
might stop csye,ing territory which none Of you
wil make fruitful, and people which none Of you
can truly govern and al no distant day
s,ss Ware sal dram voah os..~ az Nau = hsp9y get
CoSoREss AID lis DoISGs Is PRiSI.-It is On.
doubtedly desirable that the fullest publicity be CIV
en- 10 the doings msdoings undoings and not-doings
Of the two Houses Of Congress but We DO not be.
lieye this end 9 BE- attained by bring two Wash.
ington papers 70 report and publish al Lbitum a.
a cost Of fifteen dollars per column 70 the National
Treasury. The aggregate expense viii be very
heavy, and the end Will not be reached The Sen
ate adopted this plan last Winter and the jour
mails in question have ever since been publishing
at intervals enormous speeches, which may have
been interesting 20 the proofreadefs Of those
journals but can hardly have been 50 70 anybody
else Who believes that journals thus baited from
the public CRIB would rcbuke As it deserved ANY
waste Of time disregard Of order or other maoon-
duct tolerated By either House Who does not
see that u is the tendency Of the system to con
vert the press into tame and cringing dependents
on Legislative bounty 1t il beside unjust to other
journals especially those Of Washington, and cal
culated to discourage enterprise aud fair competl-
ton Tor public favor. We are confident no such
proposition will be adopted by the House
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sERMnSs. s.. To.NnRRow

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srf flfru s's-fr0rHng
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t1n sd Ihonleoa fts--gs1rg
Piol G,o B.h-svst,tors, Dd,inus Of Lie ees Society L5r,
u. If7 Broadway uorung
Rev ph Ep.oP, Charh Tie Good sb-ph-ri safsst
lnf M0lf1e sts-si isf
Re- Tea e. HarfCtu~. ard Prevention ~ the 0lq-fa Con
s-unl 80 Broadway eF-lrrr
Rev Arr L-olari Euauasi Calflh Prose tf ihnnf.9n
Ei-f .aitl flof Tal cilrd safas usa' De
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s.tsa so Is Re- Di'eh Church. stanton al Fon5 .l a. The
l.ln.h. -l- PM
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opposite farHs pm
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WHITES 1sE~sSrs-Th- style. charscter ard price o,
orr extensive assortment Of r-.dyma1s Overeoss from
drah, olive brown snd black beaver and mll-d o0sas
mun commend hen the desirable and economical
garments Of he season, win mis- hey
offered 10 he inspection u ne Discerning
Wa. T JENNINGS A co
ne lmi. Draper. ans rsi0fs 81 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-09

~ Published his dag The Great National Picture n he
siorming OF Chspasp-c by ihe nisd State. Amy under
Gen scorr sept 10. 1871. TIL. splendid print . from
painting BY WLEsE taken he spot and under Inc super
vision Of he United States fngineers rev days shef ne
battle. and will be a. admitted hy ihose
whose or1ue share tho peris and houors ~ hst
brilliant victory o. Il drawn and painted IN colors by
M-ssfs s,Rosy MsJoR NJ this Guy, whose well known
cslc1nly artists 10 sufficient guaranty for he hrsi sys
Of s sad pains expense have been spared 10 maze
he best picture ever published IN bis country AAey
will he furnished ~h ssch copy OfceTs snd soldiers vho
have served 10 Mexico, military men and the public
generally invited 90 call and b. fof sale by n
CUEEiEs, l54 Nassau corner % spmcest
Also for sale seven hundred different styles Of Tho
graphic prints ~ shilling each. liberal discount 10
trade. Petder and dealers supplied.
Nav FsUirs -Maaga RAisns, 10 whole hsf and qun
rer boxes; grapes IN xegs ciiron dried cuuanfs hgs
prlnss almonds; spices hue choice cof-es family
groceries chesp u al hs various Einds wholesale
and retail. 81 unusual ow prices. al fosLsEs - and
81 Gfeenp ich and ID hss-y smyrns fasns.4
New Keg do scts dried currsns and "a Bakers and
grocer. would do well 30 give him call f9A.
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~ We remind readers for the b-nsf Of their uv-
nile friends, that the NEwORLEASs opERk Cu,PANs give
an extra Concert This afternoon the suyvesani iuaiufe
Broadway. ~ o'clock and another nj O'clock Ia he eve
ming For health and amusement sc zdyse our fncnds 10
attend
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-09

nov oUr brO~s bound Win victorious wr-alhs
~ Thus Shakespeare reads coaing nom ~ Up. q
lunch backed Richard" The present reading ~ II
lssis fashion i. Nos brow. gfaced ~ tho
hai u KvoK" For style durability a. hnlsh ksOy Of ~
Fulton u hats 1 hsu-f His prices sfs NV Indeed
~ You spess truly SIR. my te-th are mnch decsyei'
already have had tSiuge II ,ooihssae 90 u once
Dr. se. Deufsi o Barclay and have hem f.-d No
more tooihsche Tor me- cans endure n agA-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-09

Gen. Taylor accepts the invitation TO visit Nash
Vile his way o Washington ~ will be- seen BY the
subjoned letter. The Committee Of invitation pre-
scented 20 nina beside the resolutions Of public meet
ing which appointed them. invitation signed by sew
era hundred az both sexes and tender OF the of
the steamer Tennessee. They also congratulate him
upon his election and refer 10 that daily beauty IN
your life" which constitute lts essential charm. The
NEw.OsLE.Ss Nov. %. 1913.
GENTLEMEN have duly received your communication
Of yesterday conveying 10 DO behalf Of The people Of
Tennessee very courteous Invitation 10 visit The Guy "
Nashville A. such tins between ih.s and The On q March
next may suit my convenience
To you. gentlemen, the Committee charged with his
duiy brg 20 ssy To reply hat shall lake s-at pleasure
% c ,iy ~ washington 10 greet 10 person me cizenr
ofNashve provided mai 20 Unforeseen Obstacles due To-
TIE season should impede my reseng your cy win oer
able conf 20 and iacly. nope 10 accomplish my "sl
bfisveen the lsf and 18Th February nrxi.
musi not omit, 10 accepting your invitation, 20 express
my most sincere grsl Gallon a. receiving wsfu msnl
fsaon % regard srd respect from he people Of Terne
Sec ti give NE real pleasure 10 meet them and express
in nerson how much I esteem their kindness.
You viii pssse sccePi ior yourselves ny beat acknoe
led mems Tor your aous, snd fof The darrirg
addressed which greatly add 70 The compliment
Missing you a safe return to yoar friends ard homes,
and much happiness and prosperity remain, gentlemen
with much respect and regard your most oedsn,
ro vs.,r, Jaa whte Ra1en sasy D. Wbis sal at-r,.
The General attended the Orleans Thestsr on the
0tn by invitation
The las, New Orleans papers also bring US the ioi
lowing letter
ALBASY, y Y. Nov "a, 1873.
e. n McALrlN-Derr ST. / am houored by the r.ce pi
Of solf uoie of the @ls uL enclosing copy VI Tie Al
dress ~ the FILLMORE Rangers of New-Or-aus
90 DID reach uutl The contest had closed. ard the
din sfs hsi given way " tie eNaaous o. triumph sad
tie song ~ victory
Bui can you that ne noble ard Truly national
seunmenis Of hx address, nla hearty response ll ny
BREAST. aud he triumphant Wing vote IA y01r city ih-
beef evidence n The ard sbliy with which The youn
of your Cuo discharged heir duty % the Wig party
and the culDfry. BY ulst1gs associate he lckrt
clif-d vind-s End therefore feel The de-piy
zee obligation hcl have incurred by the noble stand
which these Young tuos in my favor ard scsroN
edge 10 Vitl h-erie thinks and trust hey ~ never have
9 regret the confidence they have eposed 10
Please make my grateful. skrov 81 g1enis to the uh
wch yol preside ard sccepi yourself The sssu-
rslcI of my high regard ard esteem.
Re.r.cffliIv vlrlrs NILLARD FILLMORE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-09

Ma. EDITOR. one Of our most excellent city
C.erymen, in eloquent and highly interesting dis
course delivered Thanksgiving Day 10 which BE- pre-
sentsd motives for gratitude d God not only BY com
parsons between our country and Institutions and
those 81 Europe bat also from the progress our own
country i constantly making IN a more elevated
standard Of educational effort and higher and
more prevailing tone % moral and religious sent
meut from which and other encouraging tokens be-
augured future happy and glorious destiny remarked
that many years bad not elapsed since daily paper
dared hardly sude 30 religious theme bot that bow
not only did al the secular papers give ul reports Of
religious meetings anniversaries, &C. but that even
whole sermons appeared IN their columns sometimes
be added ~ the small annoyance Of the preacher.
the nselTes trust you viii not be weary 10 this well
doing and though reporters from want d familiarity
with Scripture and scnptgfal sssoeiat sometimes
90 The preacher injustice, such making him ssy
De CAB for Tske Dan y. ~ jet this i matter Of
small Importance 70 any but themselves and is Ike A
feather the balance when plseed agans, the vss IN
asencs Of the plan Tor good.
Fer one an hi zhly gratised and I trust benefited
o. these sermons but ior the Of others who have
sss leisure IaAn myself would suggest ihss they ap.
psNe5 IN Sgareeys instead Of A0u1ays paper. they
would be read by where they read By one
Many business and ls5orng men yes and women, too
either cannot, think they cannot command the time
10 read sermon week day Who would gladly DO Il
were r a. hand sunday III easy 70 Say thai Mon.
day. paper BE- preserved til the next sunday, but
believe it is seliom done sad Il il we're, being old
paper Il would seldom be looked a. But Saturdays
paper Is generally or hand the nexE morning and /
doubt at that sermon 10 is columns would BE- read
by many Eno seldom or never hear the voice o. the
living preacher and that many would be induced BY Ia
influence b frequent The sanctuary sex
FIX At SALEM.-We learn by Mr.. DAVIS, con
duct0r from salem that IRE broke IN that city At
81 o'clock IBIS m1rnlnE In The saving and planning es
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

gaA~n Hoifutya Ar rHE MusfuN No place ~ auu.e
m@nt will be well attended does SOY possess half
INST attraction today he Museum ard he juveniles
will iose a great treat n they stay away from This afsr.
Moons entertainment Gfsat Western will appear iu he
amusiag sng-. the Nofsied Homestead " the sable
Brothers give odg i1ai ami beautiful songs
and hose little cguns'fe- The Pigmy Major and hs
and MI. tmlnuuvr sweetheart Iauis, both smaller OF a.
Tom Thumb, viii be morning. afternoon and evening
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my pisasifs ssf Dsg.pfs
freffaIs
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be- relied on 'or 90 core Of HAT terror o e tu1an ~
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o. has sue-sefe be- case. where even iang s.e hss f..
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cuu-uupuOu elefe ~ ilIueIrg iffrIs -nfrIr1 o.
"a FAR ua. peIsag-rsnce snd s,rr Conformity % ~
dire o1s Ira order usi his nay no be- colslHfe,. 49,
t-s~f ni 4i-ar ported - iici. ne reader l. fsf-l
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nay be- --ea e. hi. Dfc~. number Of co. .'r.-- 49,
been cured - coaslnpr, alter hsgns been sFen ~ y
heir physicians and f-rfs o ny 70 b. ans. - 20
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fais- BY ss<isung Nssf. 81 fAqr 30 1'seas- hin -
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4 - 1- Syrup f-muFr- 70 Hf sllpf 20 n1-
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eay-sL boston Rs11.l. CO Sisi@s bsiftrio's
smith, sun b1iidings Nee-rgi.sns "nsm - Z"
AessTs-Dr p cfos-l. corner O; S.s.lsvrsus., ssa
Egeieeuinsi = Lyon, 80 Orsns-st hsfs.,s ne'
a tcodf
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q .sssHsLs SaLF -.f rs--s if n'H fAffs 30 IDS
b Ack and white caco~s vii 10 so.d 81 crni per ys'-
al b. " kW GILLET co
r. Pessons wishing TIE frnane lsf a. hef fe'''~'
o. a. their pace u business vii peass s-ot coz Af~t
he Po.s Cacs or savs word Tie dsss u sas Psen"s
O~tr.
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served In Brooklyn BY leaving the sdarss. :, Tos ="
buns ofnse
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~ ThsEr-ins EaaioH Of The Tribune va :
served In Brooklyn BY leaving the sdsrss' It iSs Nv
buns 0inse.
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re- Pssso1s wishing TIE rnbua- 81 a. her fees'Ss
o. a their pace u business vii peass s-ot coz h -
he Po.s Cfcs or word tas ds.s q as rse'e"s
O~lr.
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FIX At SaLEM-We learn by Mr.. DAVIS. con
dactor from salem, that broke in that city At
3 o'clock this morning. in the saving and planning es
ia7iishEnent Of Messrs henney, Prime Co. adjoining
the City Mills south 81 TIE whole loss cAnno, be
much less than 1900 snd We understand there was
no Insurance. Boston Maj, Tn.
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Hon. Hamilton Fish.

We give below correspondence between the
Committee Of the Wings in this City and Hon.
HAMILTON FISH, Governor Elect, in relation to a
public dinner rendered 10 him by the former his
personal and political friends. We regret that
the preparations for entering upon the duties Of
his Office should have prevented Mr.. Fishs accept.
ance of the invitation
Hon. HAMILTON FISH Dear Sir The under.
signed Wings Of the City of New York tender you their
congratulations the result Of the recent election by
which New.York City sends unanimous Delegation 10
the next Congress and gives majority for State and
County officers unparalleled in our political history.
There Is however, feature Of the recent Election
over which Wings Of this City, particularly re-
Oice il is that you Sir native Of our own City born
and brought up among us, mnging with US Ia al the
vicsstudes of party warfare sharing with US the
rows of defeat well the Joys Of victory have been
elected Chief Magistrate OF the Empire state
Ia view OF such victory attended by such gratifying
circumstances beg leave 10 tender you Public Din
ner at which we may share congratulations mutually
on early day may be convenient to you, previous
To your departure for the Capitol of the State
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-09

sEJtD ~ rHE CCsToN-f0Css DFriCtss, 40 I. ~ -. =.
q .sssHsLs Sur 30 cs--- if 81" fAffs pc EDS .
III ack ar1 white rsro-s vii 10 sod 81 - crnf PEI
IA Bower ssF.ngs store - B9~sfy u. On
81 81 " kW GiLLtf "
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Mr.. CRIrTENDEs Wing newspapers
throughout the country have generally spoken Of Ar
Crrendsn the probable Secretary OF state snd the
opinion seems universal out OF henfucky that b. VII
occupy psce In the Cabinet This opinion " the
Whss IN al quarters restng ssi does upon me merits
u Mr Critteuden and tie iistn- position D. has
occupied Is niscy honoru1e % him sai Il grateful 70
every kentrck.sn. We have ourselves DO doubt what
ever that he place Of Secretary Of state vii be offered
l.n buL minated Monday. We have much rea-
s1n % doubt vie lherha I'll aceeYtiL The Wings abroad
80 % objection n the fact that be occupies u5ern-
toItl char aat they expect that be vii sccep, place
m iAa cabinet without hesitation Mr. Van Blren re-
signed the Gosernorshp OF New-lorz AZ tls Ca. Of
Dsu ssexson AMI DO Governor has ever declined the
o1rf VI ne Cabinet Precedent and public sentiment
would seem alike - indicate the proprety Of NJ Crit
iand ne aece1'znee OF a sbinet appoiutrent should
-n- ni o1efei rin. Louisville Journal.
dkN- IAYLoE-The New Orleans papers state
iaAi Gen i.yos las seat bis resignation OF his com
l-',n N ne army = take eject 10 February but "a
ln4liry AZ me Wa Oree md Il has not yet been
isee.'eo mere Washington Union
~ We regret % earn that Hon. Robert c.
Sc1enck, Representative from Ohio ras been called
home rom Congress oy the sudden death Of OF his
children, and III llness Of Nrs. sehsrck
National IntelHgeneer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-09
- Rs y. vi JoaTs' NILLARD FILLMORE

PoLKs MEssAGE-Mr. a. II. SrEPHENs of ga
made speech before the Rough and Ready Club Of
W-shinston On Thursday evening, In which BE- made
the following good 81, At the Presidents message
he struck with tie remark OF friend IN the
House While the elaborate and Llumed vel AZ 3D.
tempered document was beng read BY ire Clerk
some one said Mr. Polk is Ike lawyer arguin. a
AFTER . = decided This friend. whom you all know.
Mr Collsmerl said be was rather Ike lawyer be
heard Of IN vermont, who upon being reprmsuded by
the Judge for speaking after the judgment Of the Court
vas pronounced replied that he not By any means
arguing his ssain BAT only aanEing lis dscs0l
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HENRY . DAVIES. JAMES n VAN AIEN.
ROBI. G. NETMOKk, "A. ). RAYMOND,
PHILIP HONE. JAMES :. IHAlfK.
Woodruff JEREMY l.. CROSS.
". GERARD X :. TOWNSEND,
Gro A HOOD, JAS GREEN.
= RUSSELL CHilDs. " l. ROBINSON,
JONATHAN NATHAN. & b. ANDREWS,
RICHARD LAWRENCE. SiMFON b. DRAPER
AfFN NNgkoFF MARSHALL %. RDBfRIs
A 4 kIN0sIANp JOHN } HEKRlCk.
CURTIS JInSON. kOBf. - HAYES.
rHOs MlELKATH. HENRY " HAVEN,
NEwNoKK, Dec 4. lsiS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-09

the fact Of publication have contracted the
obligation Of entering into details with regard to the
nothing except perhaps through Mexican papers which
are naturally disposed represent them under unfaith
n ana opots S asI a. S shs t %G
handful of valiant soldiers who In the middle Of the
nineteenth century are In fair way Of renewing the
marvellous adventures eff Fernando Cortez excepting
always the bsrbarities Of those distant times The
sketch, which about hastily to present be-
cause 1t Is for understanding the facts has
no political bearing We do not desire do we feel
it to be duty 10 enter into examination Of the
causes which have produced sanguinary contest be.
ourselves TO describing the two armies such events
have made them known 70 IS Let US remark, In the
arrive power within the last year, have all owed
their elevation to Revolutionary hssards, which have
never received the appreciation OF the country There
compulsiou, hut never free and spontaneous sdhe-
sion o the part Of the Intelligent majority In conse
quenee of These continual surprse's thrust upon the
oubic mind la power who found the selves sud-
denly elevated to tottering seats
it blessing all the resources Of money domi-
nion tyrsBDy itself tnrnshed them by the jesuitca u
depreciation Of the legislative arsenal delivered into
their power by twenty different congresses Thus they
dissolved the ties which bound the governed to the
governors Hence fac. quits natural and at which.
nevertheless, the governors iugenuously expressed
their astonishment-at the moment Of real danger,
when IL became necessary to save the country in
earnest, nothing at all saved for The that
u thousand times already intrjguers, In furthersnce
Of their usurpaions had announced the wealth
70 be ia extreme peril and had soemnly vowed to
Miserable pan 0dy of the glorious epochs of
luton. But let us approach our subject The news
papers of tue Mexican Government, AMI likewise those
Of hs opposition have been guilty OF the pardonabe
now dish ncFsbe offence CT depctipg since the
mencemsDt OF the war the North American army ~
handful OF cowardy banditti, as squsd Of miserable
sdventurers, whom fcs lsncers could easily put to
hiSht Aer every defeat sustained by the troops OF
tho Republic, the iuvsders more demoraizsd aud
more tssy TO be pushed! What happened Why,
thio fqusd, this handful OF adventurers without dcip
line, without courage, without skl has conquered 10
their flight, aud demolished ths thr, splendid
armies ever possessed ny Mexico The towards, IN
numbers greatly Inferior have vspqusbed in succession
the ighest Generals Of the and the huest troops
in the universe IL 10 believe dozen Of those
vh) are fouls OF blind But Is the Mexican nation res
ponsibls Is u accountable for many offences No
u thousand times no and the world will not be deceived
with regard to these stupsndous events glance
at the com position OF each army VIII correct Its
Judgment VI IL we're possible for II to he
We firmly believe that the Msxlosn solder " indv-
duay equal to the North American soldier but es-