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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-08
CltV Intelligence.

THE WHiG WARD Meetings. ON FRIpAy Mont
gates to the several nominating ntions very
crowded, very noisy, and some of them broke in
For Register, the delegates picked by the nd
of MIR. Anderson, now Chief Engineer, elected
IL said in majority of the wards; but there
Independent men among them. and some of the wards
District the friends of Mr. Phoenix made a desperate
effort in consequence of which splits or rows took
place in the Second, Third Fourth. and Fifth Wards,
leaving the First Ward to Mr. Phoenix, whose friends
also claim two of the other where and div
sons took place Mr.. James Bowen the oppone Mt
Of Mr. Phoenix; but he of the Seward Clique in
former times he is unpopular, and, probably, new
man will be taken up MIR John O. Sargent is talked
of. from the Third and Sixth Districts. hear no
particulars as to Congress. In the Fifth District
Eigth, Ninth, and Fourteenth Wards-the candidates
were Mr.. Roderick N Morrison and MIR John w. Sat-
son, formerly Mormon preacher, but of the
whig executive committee. The Eighth Ward was we
presume, carried by the friends of Morrison the
.against his nomination, and the Fourteenth Ward
elected an odfashioned, unpedged wing ticket. The
ward cques aided by the police with those of the EN-
pire Club who have turned Taylor men, and sundry
scientific gentlemen, carried all before them.
THE WEATHER The weather still continues de-
ghtful and the streets are uhronged with pedestri
The Fair seems to draw the attentiou Of every
one and the city is in state of duiuess almost
qualed Notwithstanding the beauty of the weather,
there is greater dearth of local than there has
been for long time.
HERR FREDERIC HEcKER--This gentleman yester-
day accompanied the committee Of the Common
S1sr 10 hs with shd the
rangemepts and conducting of the institutions, as
we'll the magnificent structure, which is undoubt-
eddy the most magnificent OF the kind in the country
HIeswAv RoBsnRy.-A young man in the employ of
Drew, Robinson Co. of this city, knocked dow n
by party of ruffisns. at Paterson N j., on Friday
night, and robbed Of $4,000, belonging TO the firm.
FIRr.--A fire broke out about ten O'Clock Friday
night. in the window of No 3S2 Bowery, occupied by
s. M Steiner dry goods store. 1t was put out wit h
trifing danger
FouSD DRowNEp.-The coroner held an inquest
yesterday at the Aims House yard, the body of
unknown man, found in the dock foot Of pier No 10
East River He appeared to be about 80 years old,
and was dressed in striped shirt satinet pants,
patched the right knee, and cloth vest The jur
rendered a verdict that the deceased came to his
death nv drow nj
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Marine Affairs.

STEAMSHIP UNITED SrATEs-Letters have been re-
ceived stating that Captain Hackstaf has appointed
the day of sailing for Thursday, the 18th Of October
and not the 10th, published. Twenty Of the pas
sengers who were on board at the time of the acct
dent have remained by the ship, and will start with
her New York.
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DACKET FOR 8AvaE. SECOND MNE-THE saIr b AL
timore r. Conn, master, will SAL on the let November.
BOyDS HINCKEN Agents. No. rs " all street,
LNOR BELFAST IRELAND, WITH DlSPATCH-THE
frat csss fast sailing cppered and copper fastened
British shp Constitu ion Capt Neil burthen So tons will
with immediate dispatch Zee the above For freight
passage apply 70 JOS hcMURhAY corner Of Pine and suth
streets
Two MERCHANTS AND SHIP MAsrERs.-TBE PORT
i Warden's Once ~ at No lUl " all street I'd floor
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Religious Intelligence.

The Rev Benz. Tsppan, Jr., will be installed pastor
OF the Winthrop Church, in Charestown, Mass, on
Wednesday evening
The Rev DR.. Ryder has resumed his post as pres-
dent of the Georgetown College. The academy ad-
joining St Patrick's Church. went into operation on
Monday; and the association Of st. Matthew'S
Church for erecting steeple for the bell continue
receive accessions to their fund for that purpose
The assessed value of the real estate of Rochester
is S3.7l7 ISL rsona S1O5l 500. Total. 476S651.
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On Sunday October the LIST, at his residence, No
10 Amity street, New York by the magistrate, Alder
man l.. w. Stevens, Esq Professor VIoroR JUPITER
Il. X. HEssER, Esq citizen Of the United States of
America. to Miss LsETTA REGINA BAIL, Of Zweibruoc
ken, Europe.
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UCTloN NOTlCE-TO THE GENTLEMEN Of TIE
Theatrical Profession and othersOn Monday ocl ek
will be sold the Old Church William ard Frankfort
streets the personal Effects Wardrobe Books Music and other
property the late amented Mr. Hammond whose with
has been unfortunately ended His wardrobe
pclud almost ali required in his
OF Wigs Wearing Apparel &c will be ready examination
Monday morning. TIIOS BELL Anctioneer
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RANVARDS PANORAMA HALL. NO 5gs BROADWAY
- adjoining Nbos old Garde open Monday the 10Th
October With Panorama and Diorama the BOM

RANvARDs PANORAMA HALL. NO. 6gs BROADWAY,
sn G.tsd s1s
sailing maes,icay along until they arrive opposite city
& p, end e., w Of s Ms1
boehading service English ships of Endymon, Daring
Parker with Bynson, Rogers boats somer
and to the Endymon and
the Castle St they are seem boarding the
and to the ve s % the %
crew little dreaming Of the fate that awaited They
ire They enox somers having Sss e1
OF the most daring eats Of vaor recorded history The
Americans sn ha Ses ons %
duty tee well and brig soon becomes eco enyeopsa flames And
like in any in the world storm arises the
gaa, spirits ny.son and halt the being that
vessels proceed to the wreck and the remainder of the
crew The neht view the arrival Of General Scott in steam
return to the anchorage ground without receiving damage The
arrive opposite th city of the vessels the spccta
tors OF great msgnnnde and crowded with soldiers and
United States troops are then or.
ssred into and landing is effected sunset The
The doramc effect by daylight and b night truly
night grand pyrotechuc dispys- firing seL can
&c bursting Of shells they fall into the city, Real
mechanism New artznns to accomplish
The city and castle surrender the coors to
nsbe city castle and the United States flag waves trium
r1a3y from the o9'e and crts under general "a ute The
scale Of magnitude hit unknown the United No
enatoD Of 4 DEEDS Of their fellow citizens and the which
is the largest in New York. will be renovated made the
an officer Of volunteers no served through the campaign lady
OF yS vail Ssy s s s the
SoamiG exhibition An cysrt"rs VIII prsede The
price Doors open at and the curtain rises ats Aneshbon
aS3 on wednesday nnd sanrd AFTERNOONS
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In addition to the above, so hhds fair, to good
Kentucky leaf sold to- day, at s6I There was a
fair enquiry with steady demand through the week.
WHIsKEY.-Sales OF 200 bbs. were made, at 25c for
Ohio, and at 251ac for State prison
WooL-Besides the lots reported in our last, there
were sales of so bales washed South American at loo
q Lie time The following the cnrren tions
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M ECHAhICs' HALL. No. 472 Broadway betwr en- Grand
Ivl and Broome Streets Monday I'd
and viii continue every night until further nocesecond
week Of the opening The org inal and welLknown
CHRISrYS MINSTRELS, (organized In 1872 whose
eerts in this city. for period of
ed with such distinguished patronage
honor the ladies and gentlemen York and
vicinity that they will give series their popular
nr ducng variety Of their original Songs Ghoruses
tersc Dances &c. Admission % Doors open Con
cert will commence at O'clock An Afternoon Concert
Saturday commencing at o'clock NJ under
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nR. COOPER IA DUANESTREET, BETWEEN CHATHAM
~ and am for the last years snioysd
extensive practice In private dseases He cure The
Of this disease and mild In two
70 i've daya stricureDr Cooper the form
structures In from one 70 two weeks Constitutional deby
vbes freely INDUCED in hsss dyPepe weakness Of The
Seh 70 ssciety svr 'vSuasst IN svsy shas
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GOUPIL, yIBERT& cos. EXHIBITION OF EUROPEAN
" Paintings, $50 Broadway from o'clock A. NJ until
TO- r. N. Admttsne Is cents. Season Tickets so ceAts
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JUST PUBLlsHED-DR BOSTwICKs GREAT WORK
ana LeouIes ON Veuerea and other affections Of the Uni
nary Orpans $50 pages quaro This 10 the most pee prac
teal work Of the Hind issued IL contains 81 colored
cravings which depeAe this class Of dscss bmaby ~ wood
tnavn and thing known about The modern treatment
OF these diseases has been cay recorded and all the
proved prescriptions and formulas have been given For sale
the once Of publication 2 Broadway and Of the author
Broadway. Aso Dr. Ba work self abuse 2Sl psges en-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-08

CHANFRAU'S NEW NATIONAL THEATRE, FORMERLY
~ Chatham nday Evening October will be presented
the drama of the hISER OF SOUTHWARK FERRY-John
Overy Mr. Cartlitch shobo Mr. Stark Mary Overy Miss
Mes To be followed by MR. MACGREEDY Or Star
Eurke Betty Miss Mesayer Lady hacbeth, Mrs. Mclean.
10 conc ude with the MYSTERIES AN MISERIES OF NEW
YoRK-Mose Mr. Chanfau Captain Tobin Mr. c. Burke Mr.
Precise Mr. psrdey Biz Lie, Mra McIesn Little Lse Miss
Mestayei Doors ct 81 ia
O'clock Boxes 26 cents, Pit. I2k
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DOWEKY THEATRE-BgNEFIT OF l. p. wALDRON
- freasurer Wednesday October H. sfS will
be repeated the grand romantic drama of Ro0KwOoD-
Dancing Sgnor Cocca and sgnor Neri with further
II attractions be fully announced in the bills Of the
day; and which Miss Mary Taylor Mr. r. Browne with the
entire strength Of the company, will perform
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TNIoN COURSE, L. I.-TROTTI NG--MONDAY, OCTOBER
9TH at2h o'clock =. NJ, will off the great match for
$1,000 mile heats best in o. Bran Woodruff g. Grey
Eagle OF Boston under the saddle
Lady Sutton, of New York in harness Immediately after
match and of $500 mile heats best in
Jenny Lind. of New York, driver to
to weigh 800 POUNDS Jacob Some1indyke blk
Of Boston, to harness. The leave South Ferry
at O'clock, and return the sports over.
NJ. d. GREENE, propriCtor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-08

TNABKRNACLE-GRAND INSTk UME. ,TAL CONCERT
Monday evening October BY the Germ ia Musical Society
formerly Josef Gungls Capee Tickets 80 he In
oil the music stores the door the Tabernacle Doors
op at7., The concert commences ats o'clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-08

II An CING-MLLE PAULINE DESJARDINS OF THE
Academy OF Paris has the honor Of informing the public
that she will four different claes suit the
Of her pupsOne town in Br adway, the Third Ave-
Green street. between Wavery and Clinton Place
and the oher at her residence "a Leonard Mile D. will
give instruction in n the different branches dancing For
information to the days hours and terms apply M
a NM nnrd nrinq fhe day
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GAS FITrERs- WANTED IMxEDIArELY-oNs TO 90
N short distance u TIE county rate workman vii
will 10 required AppS TO JOHN JOHNsONs Factory
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PrarT;sto A n;tshdSsA MuSEuASp sAnkSun.

- Proprietor Hitchcock, Manager Splendid Perform
anees every afternoon ut o'clock every evening at half
past The Manager has the
most extraordinary wonder in creation Major tehnger hold
ing the relation to the famous Lii
finger does to the thumb He ten years DID, only
inches high and weighs only thirteen pounds He may
every morning from ID to hapast II o'clock in the afternoon
from thapast o. and in the evening from till TO- In add
on the manager has also engaged Gea Western famous
Yankee Comedian the Sable Brothers, Mis- Emma Lse
st. three Highland Mammoth Boys, Giant Mammoth Baby
Enormous Boa Constructor Admission TO the whole including
Museum Performance Little Finger sc rs cents children
der and old wall cane
eerveA front ahillpg
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unidpgs, to Rent, at the Town Of Tscarora sebnyIill
noun,y Pa sy vana directly at the head Philadelphia
keadmg End fovlle Railroad Tie foundry a new stone
building, ~ feet square with side building 10 feet square cove
nc The Inc shop SO by Blacksmith shop SO BY
10 ten horse power steam engine turning sundry
tools Anthracite coal delivered works at from
u % csn.ler on Fig metal be delivered the
h Wouio make an excellent shovel factory For
ucuar, Apply TO JOS n. ALTER pm
Blythe II, Schu, kill Co, Penn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-08

III ono ROSES OF THE RAREST VARIETIES. NOW
lOSOOO in full BIZ ON, Will be sold Auction the
premises of the SUBJ criber a. b. Rollins the 10Th inst,
10 o'clock To fapciers who by
IeIienee that imported standards will not thrive climate
this ale will afford inducemsnt be offered
budded the American bar which require pro-
lection against codst wntes Catalogues TO be obtained
7. Dunlaps, 6S5 Broadway Rollins Auctoneer apd of
the subscriber, JAMES b. WEIR, Florist,
Corner of Twenty eighth and Second
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-08

ENNGLlsH GAS FlxTUREs.-AN ExTEAsIvE AssoxT
~ ment Of English Gas Fixtures. comprising Chandeliers
Brackets and Mantel Ornaments &C. styles and recent
pporaon manufactured BY Thomas sons Of Lon
don end birmingham. For sale at ~ John street
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QOWERY THEATRE.-MONDAY EVENING. OCTOBER
will be acted, the drama, in three parts entitled ROCK
WOOD Richard Turpin the Highwa Bradley,
Mr. NJ Scott; Dick TurPn Mr. O. Browne Tom King NJ
GRAND PAS sERI0Us-Sisnora Cocoa aud Sig. Neri To
conclude with the fairy Of fORTUNIO and
his Gifted Servauts-fortunio. Miss Mary Taylor
Dun Mr. T. arden King Aloure Mr. Steyens The EN-
peror hataIs Mr. WinAns Princess Vndca Miss r. Gordon
Doors open ST O'clock Boxes
70 cents: Pit 1sk cents Gallery, l2k cents.
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BROADWAY rHEATRE-koNDAY EVENING. OCT
~ the p rormance will with OLD HEA DIS AND
YOUNG bkARrS-The Earl Of Pompion Mr. Prdercks Jesse
sSa Mr. Blshs Bob M Hadaway stripe Mr. Bernardo Lady
conclude with the LOAN OF LOvER-Per spyk Mr. ada-
way swye Mr. Andrews Capt Amers TT Mr. Baker Gertrude,
Miss Cline; Fmesiine Miss Pildreth
$uete 70 CENTS Family cee. 70 cent? Gallery, lax cents
BURTON THEATRE. CHAMBERS sTREET-MONDAY
evening October will BE- performed the Mr. LOB
JOiI-Mr Ovesphorsus LotJo Mr.. Brougham; Mr. Lohoit
Vernon After which the drama of YORK IN SCLICES-
Nj. Grahall Mr. Hamilton Mr Nabem, Mr. Grace; Mrs
TomhDs hrs. Vermont Mrs Sinclair To conclude with
the farce OF TOODLES-Mr. Timothy Toodles Mr. Burton
Timothy Toode Mrs Vernon Prices admon-Dress Circle
and Parque 80 Family Circle Second
open At falfrast q, curtain to rise at 7 o'clock
NJIBLOs, ASTON PLACE, BROADWAY.-IN CONsE.
~ Of the Iapturous and suous applause with
wi h Mr haeready received in the Macbeth
and the who unable
day he will comply with
character this evening Monday Evening Oct will per
formed Shakipeeres historical play Of MACBET-Macbeh
Macready; hacduf Mr. Ryder; Lady hrobet Mrs. Melinda
Jones After which, the farce of p. P-Spasher Mr. w.
Crisp Bob skin Mr. T. Placde open at "a before
Ampfitheatre ~ cts.
MITCHELLs OLYMPIC THEATRE.-MONDAY EVEN
1 ns Oct the entertainments will commences with the
farce ofMY LITTLE ADOPTED-Frederick Scmers Mr.. Ar
mold lsurette Seymour Miss Clarke, After which.
and original sketch entitled WHO'S cor kACREADYl-
~r Aacrady MT kickinson After which, musca extrava
ganza entitled HERO AND LEANDER-Ieander Miss Mary
Gannon Sueman hghn Mr. Nicknson Hero Miss Roberta To
CONCLUDE with the farce of DOR PILICODDY-
llioddy Mr. Holland Capt OScntte Mr. Nckinson Mrs.
Picoddy Miss Roborts Sarah Blunt Mrs Mary Doors
open Mt 7-Curtain Uses ut ~ o'clock
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DARK THkATRr.-hONDAY EvENIN0. OCTOBER
the entertainments vii with tho ssusdetta
called NAVAL ENGAGEMENTS. Between the hrst
snd acts Of the somsdstta scene from opes
character she will the Banks Of Guadaquyr And prevou to
the ballet entitled TIE barbados. intro
ucing the air La Marsate in which Nine Anna Bsop
will appear officer Of the French National Guard Alter
which, ballet Of ESMERALDA- La EmeraldA Mad. Adele
Monps Dress Circle rs enE Family Circle 30 cents Uppe9
Boxes % cents; Pit SIX cents 0allsYy, TX cents.
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DOWEk LArHES.-kOR SALE, A NUMBER OF SMALL
Engine sshcs They buAt order finished in the
best manner; are perfectly and will be sd Appy to
JOHN T. HYDksSON5
m Maiden T>rs
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EREE SOIL, FREE LABOR, FREE MEN, FOREN Err
Mass Meeting of the friends Of Van and Adams and
OF the electoral chet headed Robert Emmet James Was
worth and the entire State ohe Of the Free Democracy the
Park, Monday Evening the 9th ns at ~ o'clock T. NJ Hon.
Jno N. Niles Of Conn. John Buren, Denis B. Garey
tapy James Kbourne the Albany CARPENTER sc are
Slngs. BY order of the Cuulnitlee Of Ar
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LNAIR OF THE AMERICA ms TITUTE-DR P9WELLs
Sefacting Eyeand Ear Fountains be operation
at the fair where be bad free Of phet describing
the peculiar which this ethod applying
ineny serieeabe Dr. Powell attends usual diseases
Of the Eye and Ear OF 26
where he had his Treatise the Eye. Price 90 Art
nj Eve In rtt
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-05
From the Cincinnati Chronicle.


CASS.-DEMOCRAC AND FEDERAL
ISM.-The Ratifying Democracy, at Colum
bus, resolved, among other things, OF Cass.
this.
"That as the opponent of Federalism I'M
der all its protean shapes and names, he mer-
its and receives the confidence and respect OF
the Democracy OF the Union, and the support
| that they will give him in the coming contest
will show the federal party that their hopes
OF division is as baseless as their conduct in
| the present war is heartless and corrupt"
Now we are happy to hear anything favor
able 10 Mr.. Cass, and we do not think it any
great after, II he was a Federalist once-es-
pecially d. he was then quite young mdn.-
But then, Tor the sake OF true history, and that
meu should appear to act the parts they real
IL did act, we should like to know OF the
gentlemen, who make these resolves, one or
two thugs.
|. Was Gen Cass ever Federaist or not?
2. II he was Federaiist, did lie ever write
ESSAYS against Mr.. Jefferson, or his admins
ifatiou!
3. Ii he did, what is the degree and value
OF his JeiitIsonIan Democracy!
We care nothing about this a1air; but when
the Democracy are ugonlz ng about Federal
tee OF Public Safety 10 see tolt, that the pub
lie safety is not committed 10 The hands OF
Federahsst
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-05

lrg NfCksBURo Axn JACKSON RAILROAD -
The Vitksburg Sentinel ot the 10Th inst. has
,he following. -"The Vickburg aud Jackson
Railroad was on Saturday last surrendered to
Mr.. Washington Jackson. the purchaser at
the Sherfi7s sale some month or more ago. tie
bad eiven the Bank stipulated time TO re-
deem the road. by reiundiug him his purchase
money and it was thought that the U. ).
Bank and the Girerd Bank OF Philadelphia
would advance the money 10 enable II TO DO
so. Both OF thess Banks hold large claims
against the Bank here, which they could only
SECURE by securing the retention OF the Rail
road; for apart from this. and what was sold
at the same sale, the concern has no property
whatever OF any account, aud lew or no assets
that would be worth the expense OF COLLECTION.
Inc effort TO raise the money was convenience
with any similar establishment in the made
IN Philadelphia, but appears TO have tailed en-
uTely; or at any rate, no arrangement was
made, except TO authorize an agent here to
draw for some $75 900, which was done IN
favor Of Mr.. Jackson. This amount, however
would not induce him to longer pos pone his
rights. He insisted that the possession OF the
lold should be given, his demands were yiel-
ded TO, and the Vicksburg and Jackson Rail-
road, with clear income over all expenses
OF least S75 600 per year, is now the prop
erty Of private citizen oil England, and has
been obtained for debt OF some $4,000,
originally. but which was once sold at d bank
rupt sale Tor S6000."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-05
THE TAYLOR PLATFORM.

"The power given BY the constitution to
the Executive, 10 inlerpose his veto, is high
conservative power. which should never be
exercised, excep. in cases of clear violation of
the constitution, or manifest haste and want
of consideration by Congress-"
The personal opinions OF the individual
who may happen to occupy the Executive
chair, ought not Ia control the action of Con-
gress upon questions OF domestic policy, nor
ought his objections to be interposed where
questions OF constitutional power have been
settled by the departments of government,
aud acquiesced in by The people"
Upon the subjects of the tariff, the cur
rency, the improvement OF our great high
ways, rivers. lakes, aud harbors, the will of
the people, as expressed through their repre-
senta,ives in Congress, ought 10 be respected,
aud carried out by he Executive"
"War, at all times, under all circumstances
is national calamity, to be avoided, if COM
patible with national honor" 1.-The princi-
pies OF our governmsnment, as well its true
policy, are opposed TO the subjugation OF 9TH
er nations and the Acknowledgement OF other
countries by conquest, Tor i'll the language of
the great Washington, why should we quit
our own to stand on foreign ground
Z. TAYLOR.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-05
MEETING OF BOARD OF TRADE.

At meeting OF the Board of Trade of the
City of Wheeling, held on Friday evening
last 10 hear the eport OF Delegates TO the Co
shocton Convention, in the absence of the
President JoHN M'LURE, E-q., was called 10
the chair, and O. w. Haskell appointed Sec
rotary.
J. Z. Wharton. Esq, submitted verbal re-
port OF The proceedings OF the Convention and
The observations OF the Delegation from this
City, accompanied by clear and lucid expa
nation OF our interests and position in regard
10 a rail road through Ohio, and closed by OIL
iering the following resolutions.
Resolved, That general meeting OF the
citizens OF Wheeling be and is hereby request
ed to be held al the City Hall on the day OF
June inst, al a O'Clock, p NJ 10 consider
and discuss the propnety OF subscription on
lhr parl oil the City Council TO the stock of
some one OF the rail road companies, charter
ed by The legislature Of Ohio the Eastern ter
minus OF whose road is to be on the Ohio riy-
er opposite The Cay OF Wheeling.
Arera ice discussion OF the subject by
Messls Jacob, Wharton, Seiby, G oshorn aud
others, the blank in the resolution was filled
with THURSDAY the l5ia, and The resolution
unanimously adopted
On motion OF Mr M'Ginnis ordered that
the call for The ahov meeting be published in
all the newspapers Of the city, and that hand
bills oil the same be generally posted before the
day specified.
On motion adjourned.
JOHN M'LURE, Pres't.
a w ur1sKFLL Sec'y