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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-13
s,,I - po,pnIYq SCHOOL non YOUNG LADIES

A. Richmond Staten Islanf ,,
THE SPRING SESSION Of hi. School VIII g ,'.
4 msnes on Monday the lst Gay Of May, Two NssaH
Gle. existing III. attention n parents who oe'Is 20,
sasb,srs ra,ir.d and pleasant situation. where tnsli
o,.I. viii be .tnctly guarded sud thorough tngn,n ea
oc.tion gveu i, solicited Tie most rsspes'aoe l'e'
.nces wen For farther 1fortnstion acres .cuy
N STEPHENS. Richmond. Richmond 20 -
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=. An pnIyArE aALE.-The hiahiY hni.he

1 two story and sic brick house .nd lot sChHiton't
A The house. IL - by 50 feet with u inch vAs ara
having attached tine twOstory teercom II ~
~ feet: built by svork IN ths most suhsiseti con,
yeuient and costly Croton w.ter Introduces
IN shout the house With hot snd cold baths vster
ossts and marble wsshstsud. in the second story The
10, i 81 feet inches by 100 feet The whole premise are
In the most com ete and perfect order e5o0 may re-
main N boni aud nortgage n desired. For farther par
ticuI,r, .pply 70 A J. BLEECKER, Auetioueet,
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-; PITTsBHRGH III TR thlyE!Ri1aoh ii 81

1878. PITTSBUKGH rhNxEH, :, y M
n- 81 NCINNArI AND PITTSBu SGh Dali
ErA.SHsrzxiNLY STEAM PACKET LlNE.-This In
<2A>sa pc ndsnt Line Of steamers % now COM
posed Of the largest swes best finished sns "a nshsdI
and most Do boat. the waters Of the West The
highest wages paid for the services OF th- he'ts
most .1p.reneed engaged In the risefb sn,s Toe
line has been ia operation Tor years has carried nearly
yo million, OF people without iors the slightest injury
10 their person The propriefon CHALLENGE comparison
tth .ny lice in the Union for safety rreuiiy
md speed All procure hiss been provided
Tor thu safety comfort and convenience Of passensen
Tn. boats leave Pittsburgh for Cincinnati a. ioo~s;
Monday. MONOSGAHELA, c. Stous.
Tt,sdag.... III RERNiA, No g John kiiuefe FER
Utdaesfuy. NEW ENGLAND, No. 2, Samuel Dean
Thu sdsy... BRILLIANT, r. Orsce
Frtday.....CLIPPER. No. ,, " CROOKS
SATURDAY.. MESSENGER De Camp. -
Srnfqy......lStAC NEWTON. % mson ~ -ui
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SANFORD BROTHERS

TASH TAILORING q Fulton st next 70 Herald once
Just received beautiful aud choice assortment OF
Clothes Casino and Vestings, which will be msde 70
80, =, 80 ,...onsbls p,ie.. mis- I'm
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INSURANCE.

JTNICKERBOCkE FIRE INSURANCE OOn I,
n PANY or NETWORK, Office 81 Wal-sI-CsPltaI
a-Orginsily Incorporated IN lI+s-i oouPenJ
continues 20 Insure aEanst loss snd asnAte y % ~
-. favorable terus its operations are connned cnleny
g. the City Of Nsw-Yors and its Immediate Pfohui.y
Alos.s. adjusted and PAID VIII P,SmP 'ns'' an'
i,,,a I,.l.pa John Oothout George Areu.rius,
Robsrt Bsn,op John Campbell, George Conklin,
Joshua Brush, Robert L. Stuart, John Gray,
Bolts Moore, Edward Cook' a'net nioy,,
Anthony Lamb, Ad.m NoIrie, Robert Kermit
6enfu De Forest, William Tucker, Chs r LeFsnch,
Anthony Chardon, LewisC. Hsmersey Wilism orow1lns
IIax Lsyrsnce William T. Dean, Henry Ellsworth
GEORGE IRELAND, President
AB McrosALD Secretary. q
New-Yors Oct. ?. ls41. %.
I1IE MUTUAL BENsFIT Lille insurance COZ
I pagy-Ofce II Wal-sL-Tns lrsuiuuou % Distinguish
ID by tie following pscuhnrites
"a, When the premium S50 annually, one-fourn
nav be- paid In cash and lhree ouTths IN secured 10
a. Z moths bearing iiE per cent Interest," or msy %
paid hslryesriY, Quarterly OF monlnJ. ,
9 Psrsous ss- life policies and paying 80 per conf o'
premium 10 cssh snd hose sasins policies Tor shor!rf
periods and paying 90 per cent in cash may give her u
Siydus notes Tor tbs balances n satsfsctorS ~ the on
eer. There s az annual dividend o. prohu made TO ire
/ insured -, d, H.,
Tte business u The Company besu unparalleled dur
in DE time Of To the let ~ August 1877
ia noothsl 4leO policies bad issued ard amer peylng
M loses mo sxpeLses there remained net cap@l ~
owe. sS5 Statements Of The business snd al olntr
paper, Of The Company may he hsd bY applying a. ne 'e
/ Of ihe Company. n Wal.sL Eee-YOrx
DIRECTORS.
Seth Low JohnA Underwood Thos. b segef,
I VIZ A. /. Psnts Nm. r. Mon, kd" Anhohyi
/ fsSrl McFarian, Eo5I L. Pstlsr.on, WIN, N. Simpson
ch.f 4 xrctrasL Andrew Srneiling Lewis O. 6foFe.'
| ROBT. l.. PATTERSON, President
! BENJ. c. MILLER, secreiry.
jas. 5rE~asr, ~ D Eedssi Examiner, Al tho ohie.
! Tally from 10 O'CLOCK
! VlLzsrIHg HorT, - D.
- frTF.sif nei,-.i sosrd u Consolation
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CONVEYANCES
r. IRREGULAR MAIL LINE be,ve
z Boston sod Ns~-YoIi' VI. stoainsiOn /.


-Fssazzz,s so'.oa sos Ns~-fors VI. stonins'0n sid
Tn. ,t-.m-r G VANDERBILT. Joel Sore. and
ssACHUsETrS. Cspt Potter will f0u throughout
the season "a connection with the stoninron ana Pfov
i-uc- sra Boston snd Providence Railroads. esyinf New
Yors daily Sundays excepted. from pier Nolth River.
a. 5 oclocs z N sBo stoosrtou 81 oslo1t, z. NJ, or
apon the sryAl Of the mail tram IRON bosion
Ths,esrsne. are unsafpsssed Ia speed. syendor ard
comfort hAgos each OF them o. large eomOd COS private
stale and berth fof 81 persons beside age private
rooms Or fsniis. .cd psriors.
Tue ..smsr, ohe-rsd BY the most -need uen,
sad will short-n a. passage between New fos ard Boo
ton from u to hoan, thereby striving 10 snpe tine fot
81 The lines roaming rom Ne~-fors, Nsth. sooth 2od
West sad al the iasSRrom Boston. North sad Fast.
The Z. VANDERBILT Will leave Nr~-foFs. Tuesday.
THURSDAY snd sstarsay. Leave stoningt0n. MoCdAy.
Wednesday snS Frd.y
The MAsSAchU sErTs viii cav, SewYofs Monday.
"Wednesday and Friday. Leave Stoningon. TUESDAY,
Thursday sod Saturday.
B-P.,nEcrs on the arrival - The stssn.f. At >fon.
inEtol proceed m-di.-y in the speneld Rslroso Cags
70 Providence ana Boston.
hagsase accompanies the steamboat tfairs 70
ans from Boston. 20 t.ts ehzrF- o. the baggage
Fo passage berths state rooms or freiE1t scphs,rou
nav d. MADE the Az ents the wharf and The
Id Bsffsry place al
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T PRIVATE -ALE.-rwo Lots u srou

3 y"
- Northwest corner OF urh-sy-nue snd Twenty
~ urth-street, esch lot - feet inches by 100 eel
Also four Los north side Of sfourth street, 100
Of esh lot IS by 90 feet inches
,o eieht ot. on south side Of TEeniy hth street COM
epcpg 100 feet o. Madison avenue esch Ut . hy 8
feet 9 inches For terms apply 70 A. }. bbEEC hEh'
A..,,crssr Rroasst Al lw
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frame hoase with Placement Ard attic 6llsd IN with
~ bri.k aud the lot . BY so u, known a. .f9 West
Snsteenih,L on the nor side. between y nth AID
Tenth Avenues house IS by 81 feet with versuds "a
front French windows SC hnshed In the modern STYLE,
with marble msntes sliding doors. pantrie. black crates,
bath room Croton wster &c fore court " - n, with
fountain. Psu Of the purchase money eau remain on
hond sud norgsse AZ pr ce'I For psrieulss apply
10 las Iwl A. } BLEECkER, Auctioueer, Brosd a..
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IT, AOPENiNG OF THE tsrr-sC:M.Q
81 PENNsYLvANIA CA f92EW

FfNNo1 IIFHN tH ks9kEX0
aAsN NAL f,r 1913 -Binghams
Line TO Pittsbargh-The undersigned would tespeeuuy
INFORM Western ppe that the first OF March nsY-
cation will bs resumed for the present season 10 rus
5ursh via the Pennsyvsn Canals and Rsiiroscs zoos
marked for this Line will be forwarded with sfest as
patch and At the lowest current rates No
other charges for forwarding goods from rit"buIsn
r. susr line Of steam Packets leave Pittsburgh daily al
o'clock A. NJ for Cine nnst, Louisville, b. Louis marx
p4ckazes-Bingham's Line, via Canal . -
50 n VIM. TYSON. Aren't, 10 West-st N. Y.
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sp ~ AsHBEL FULLER, An Principal
nay -CHOOI-UndsI The dirsetoq o. DC Leei :,

NAY -GH0OI.-Dndrf the dllcSipn VI ih' i<ae
DO The Sacred Hssr l3f Bleeoksr coz Lsurensst ~
The ,de, o. the SACRED Heart hsve the honor OF IN
forming their friends they have seauiesced . their
Kind reaue. FOR The establishment Of DAY school in tee
city Of Eew-York
The system Of Education VIII be p1rsued on tns SANE
nls . st adopted in all the houses q the Sacred Heart
The l.dies viii be prepared % receive pupils on the
Gosh March.
above thirteen s,,..
1ravius and Paint M In wsier colois $40 do. mis- I'M
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-. -szsassHzx1 N Gil HAMS ExpKEss-
~ - tFIvE-DAY LINE FROM PHiLA.

undeigned will receipt for merchandise OF the above
nsmed fast line the lowest current rates Goods To-
nded for shs line will be loaded in the OF tho mail
train which leaves Phadeiphs at mi dni sht
aud arrives in Chambersburs halfway 10 ritsburb in
twelve hours Fast wagons, which travel day and pish
are loaded immediately upon the arrival Of the cars and
arrive In Pittsburgh 10 four days. making hys days from
Phi ade phia and six from New York.
Marx packages Binxh.ms Five Day Express Line"
2ff II WM. TYSON, Agent, 10 West street NY
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,S.,T,I-y VOIRDJNG SCHOOL FOR BOYS,

on the line the Housatonic Railroad six hours
rfs iTom New-YOrk. The Summer tern VIII com
men, NAV 5. 1913. The number Of pupils limited 70
. fI6each under the immediate care OF the PIN
cpel 1l.Pdncipsl is IN the city and may BE- seen
to- ssv DAYS bet the hours Of " NJ ana O'Clock
- the New r. GLAND Hon - Broad way, or VIII cali
on those leaving their address at 4 West
oaos Circulars With r@ferences, &c. may be had At
Shepards bookstore. 1891 Broadway, OF BY addressing
the Principal kent, O. - ,,,
fa91 9Nt ASHBEb flL ~ - M frlnclNt
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.C.RRyrowN INsTITUTE.-A.el-ot

school fIr boz. rarrytown, Y. The first Term Of
thi. in.titution viii the lst ot May Terms
for board and tuition from $50 10 S80 per snnnm. Cir
cular. can be o,,aned Of Rev O : Brown 80 Sond-st
y.v Ia82w1 A NEWMAN, Principal
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WG ELlZABETHT0WN AND

-during the past season with heavy
n RaiL-WINTER ARRANGEMENT.-Lesy BY \. j.
Saroad foot Of CortlsDd-st at AM. and Leave
by stssu,oost from Pier North River, ct lOt ososk NJ
ffreisht usin,D and 81 O'Clock Z. M
For EASTON, Wilkesosrrs, Mach Chunt, Pa. Sc
Leave by the norons line by Railroad For sesn sppy
ina % HOPE Hstshasts Hotel. ~ CorfiaA Dot 90 "
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DOARDING ~CHUUi..-Kl.lJn Acedemy Queens
ID Co Long Island Sprine Term OF this Institution
weeks Circular contaning farther iDfor nauon may be
obtained al the ofcs of II. n Western Eco IS Broad
w,vN Y l.3 2s~6w' T.. A. HYDE, Principal
Miss COOKIES SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES,
wi s8 Tw4tnnst between finh and sixth avenues-
summer Term commences May 3. Boarding Pupils ae-
com nodated. Ter reasonable Separate Department
iof Boys NJ lu
D0AWDING sCHOpLs-At Wilton, Cone.-frrms
ID ,no per y-ar-Boys can take Steamboat and ssge d.
rec-for 50 coats. CcGas a. the Methodist BOOB Room
Ar,.,y.mspts made At : r. Sturge.. 76l Chs,hsm-st
- Oh. AREL WHITLOCK Princpsl.
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-r-,PgoPLK'- LINK STEAMBOATS,

cs-r<rs'@-1<. rhroush oHrct-At o'clock, p " lfcm
The pier between Cortland sro Liberty 80.
st-smhost ISAAC NEWTON Capt William II Peek.
viii leave on Monday, "Wednesday and Friday syeaas'.
9, o'clock.
St-smb1 At ROCHESTER. Capt X ii. Farey viii lesve
On Tr-.dsy rhusdsy sDd Saturday evenings al clock.
At 5 O'Clock. NJ l,ndias s; Intermediate places
from me foot OF B.rclay.
sirs,nbcn SANTA CLAUS, Cap, B. ov,Eb,sh, win
ls.ye On ,udsy Wednesday Friday and Sunday alter
Moons = o clock
will leave on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday siefaoon'
al o'elock. 49,
Thu .hoy- bo.,s will At all tmss arrive in Albany -
.nes Il ne FOR the for the Fast or West
Fre,.ht an A. modsr4ts rates and t,keo 81 ~
O'Clock NJ All perous are forbid trusting any O. ths
So.s of III, lire without ritten order from the Cap
tsius or Agents -, -. -
For pas.ss or fesht sppy on board the boats 81 TO
y 4 ScGTrf TT AZ tha Office on the wharf ale
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FsNUk ALGtK IN-TI TUTE Of 5 nth CornwaII,
Litchf-ld Co Conn will Be opened on toe 10Th day on
MsV, 1913 a boarding school for boys, by Rev r w
ANDREWS. Circulars containing full tnformston with
references kc be obtained at the bookstore OF nAhh
NEWMAN co lq9 Broadway, also By add essins the
Princtral 81 Cornwall Rrldge. Conn. ma In
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GREEN'S oXYGENATED

Also by SCENTS $50 and pc BoEery
n g. Respectable SCENTS Will be furnished on itVorao
farm. scS,.ss ro.tn.id mss lueod
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unAHnING -CHnUL FOK ROYs 81 Middle.

bto~n, C0nu-Tbe 9Th Summer Session OF Y v eeks
will commence May charge $50, IN sdvsncs limited
number Of upir reside with the principal snd receive
psrens care Young isds attended 20 And school
NsSks,.t fss tmksl D. n CHASE.
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tine for Albany and Troy direct trom Per
the foot OF Cortsnd-W Fef,on' t'.ins
IN boat will arrive in Troy in me 10 tste The earliest
morning trains to Buffalo, aud north ~ s1S'oss.
L,se George and Chsmplsin. - a., ~,
The low. pressure steamboat EMPIRE, Capt w. w
Tuopsr hi, evening IT O'clock Regular days Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday Fer passage 1e sppS oa oosd'
or 70 > CHAMsERLiN q, Tbs ONCE 90 the ~'Ni =
Freight must BE- put in charge IT The etht eeen OF ,ne
.,rnn,nY W IN not b TespNnslhe Tor loss. 81
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49,, POUGHKEEP-IE line OF

r.. - NOTICE-srArENisLA FERRY.
EuEaryxr -on and afts, Wsdas.dsy, Y, Agni ~ shs
aNDFP will mGk- the following tips until farther notice.
Leaue Qaarantias-At6, 8, 3, 10 and IL AM L. 1852
i,,-, V,u- YORK., 9, 10 and II A. NJ; i.23lom 4
sod Ia pm. au
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fLton. Sts'en Island. Rev THOMAS TONEbb, Pun.
cipsl. The Summer term viii commence on the - Of
Nav The number Of pupils Is limited 70 thirty Csts-
oso-s containing full par icu.s may be hsd BY sppy-
iug to M Sheppard booSstore 1871 broadwsyi Phinp
wsy; ana VIM. B. Town,end, Expire. Buildings, III
prSSst..r ~ I'm
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sSss.-3C0LY-Essui line Tor AIsssy tste .
sn1nakssS@ direct AZ O'Clock from the Per fot OF
Rohin.cp.t first abovs Bsrclsy Steamer RIP NANwlN-
KLE Capt samuel Schuyler, will cave ON Monday wed
ne,d Az and Friday at o'clock, NJ For passage CO
ire ,ht apply on board or 10 T STANLEY, NJ the Of
fee on the dock This boat will arrive 81 times IN am
pie ti- Tor the Morning Train East or West Freight
taken st moders rates -
All person. are forbid trusting this boat without writ
ten order from the captain. m,o ~
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=. y,,.VtIY JPROPERTY for ,ais or 4

= -t-Ths hos.> ,Bd lot 6-5 srosa Ct Ne~st,
82 Tn. LOT !, 1874 feet dep and 81 feet vide The
Two story frame building With titehsn sfsched
10 s,oa repair The E,rdea contains vsr ely of ro
IT,. sr,pe vines &c The loesti,u wihr few M nutfs
s,it 81 h- rev eyot ls-y e.shshsd from which the
.r, ,sve ao-t hourly for this city The show proper
~ +. .stastsi 10 pleasant .nt healthy part Of the city
sod b. very desIshl- res-sne@ i3r 'msl a NY AZ
AZ 10 THEODORE STOUT. Merchants Eschsnre Bank
- nrtn rONnlr \ NOBLE l6 MAf-f.,t.
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E.-Nh---1 new and .plendid .tesmer Aida. Cap
tan II Sioue will commence running
the season from the foot Of Rbiusop..t % Mooeay
morning 10Th inst at O'Clock leaving New-fors Mon
DAYS Wednesdsys and Fridays Returning, VIII ieays
hsny on opposite days ut came hour. All persons are
forbid trusting the Of this boat account on boat
h,..4 - o., ~. =, =. ~, ,h. asU
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The Mails Again.

Complaints come TO US from all quarters
Of the failure Of our Paper in reaching our
subscribers, We have these complaints from
Mississippi, Alabama, South Carolina and
various parts Of North Carolina. All VIC
can say is that they are regularly mailed
al this Office, and il they fail to reach their
destination 1t IS owing to defects 10 the
mail machinery, which Cave Johnson has
been tIukering and tampering with, until
he has 90. nearly every screw and rivet
loose. The best consolation we can pro-
pose both for ourselves and Subscribers IL,
that after The 4ih Of March next the ma.
chine may be thoroughly repaired, and a
skifuI engineer have the control Of IT,
and that Cave be permitted 10 ecu, his
Johnson"
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.,antisl triumph. This State Of feeling
and opinion at home, the FIRST wish and the
ultimate doubt, was fairly reflected by the
course Of our delegation at Philadelphia.
They were under no instructions, (adpice
enough they PROFESSIONALLY had, bu, each
member was expected and desired TO exer.
else his own discretion in view Of all the
circumstances which should be developed
at the Convention; aud their friends here
were willing TO iiust the entire subjec, TO
the prudence aud wisdom of their deci.
sion. As far as We know, their course is
entirely satisfactory 10 the great mass oil
the Wings of Connecticut. The nomina
tons arc responded to with enthusiasm
and vii receive at least as large a major
iiy as any which could have been made.
With much respect, we are your friends
c. BlSSELL.
CnAS. J. McCURDY,
l. F 5. FOSTER,
JOHN B. ROBERTSON.
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Storage and Commission rates.

The Mercantile Association of Colum
bia have established the following rates Of
Storage and Commission
For storing Cotton, ) cents per bale for
the first aud last week, and . cents per
bale for each intervening week.
For forwarding Cotton, 10 cents per
bale.
Commissions for selling Cotton, per
cent.
For storage on Flour, 10 cents per bar.
rel per month.
Commissions for forwarding Flour, 10
cents per barrel.
Commissions for selling Flour and Grain,
q per cent.
Commissions for storing and selling Ba.
con and Lard, 5 per cent.
Commissions for receiving and forward.
ing all goods and Merchandise, IS cents
per package.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-07-12
Vanity.

How great, how inordinatc, is some peo
PIES vanity; nothing can exceed the bound,
which II pre-umes upon. The Editor u
the Union setting himself up as a kind o
Warwick or President maker, thus be
rates Martin Van Buren,; referring to hi.
being discarded in 1874, he says:--
"When this conviction forced itself upon
our mind, VIC cxefted ourselves TO satisfy
him Of the pam It had gwen W, and Of the
rcciltude OF our purposes. We do no,
hesitate to say, that IN this frank effort we
should have succeeded wih most men but
from the course which has been pursued
towards US by those who may be supposed
TO reflect his feelings, from the feelings
then expressed, and nov shamelcssly in.
dulged BY his own hammered son, we
fear we did not suct eed with him"
This IS on par with the vanity Of Fal.
staff who KILLED the noble Percy, with Pts
tol, who took the valau, Frenchman, or
with the renowned Lennidas Gideon PIl.
low, who killed the Mexican.
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More Proof.

Tho North Carolinian and other Demo.
cratic papers, have abandoned the charge
Ina, Fillmore is an abolltionst, as ,hey car
find nothing he has ever said IN favor oil
Abollionlsm. We DO not intend TO aban.
don the position that he is no, an aboli.
ZIONIST when we find, as We do, that he
says 50 much against it. The following
extract from speech Of his gives the lie
for no chns'er language can be framed 10
so unwarranted CHARGE gives the lie
then, 10 the base and baseless assertion
that he is an A boliiionisi.
in the House Of Representatives in 1885.
Mr.. Fillmore said twas not unreason.
able that The memorial should be printed
and preserved among the documents Of the
House. lie disGrored most uncqgirocaiiy,
noir and forsrer, airy desire on his part TO
interftre NTH The rights. or whot ras
termed The property Of The citizens Of other
States. While he did this, he conceived
that as a citizen of the State Of New York,
and a member OF this House, he was inter.
rsied IN the claim to property in man
within the District of Columbia. lie re.
lerred to the effect which was produced in
the North bv the advertisements 10 the
papers Of this city connected with the pur-
chase and transportation Of slaves. The
people Of that section Of the country be.
leved slavery 10 be improper, and that il
should no, be tolerated. This was n great
national question. There was nothing in
the memorial which should prevent its
being printed and placed on the files Of he
House for future reference. Whenever
petitions should be presented here from the
Stare holding States IF a different tenor,
and nhich might ddrocafe the establish. 4
ment or continuance Of slave markets in
this District and city, if they could satisfy
The people Of other sections that this was
proper, he would treat their petitions with
respect HE ras milling that each purity
should be fully heard, and lha, earh should
hare the privilege Of spreading their views
before the people generally"
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The last hope for the South.

From some Of the Democratic paper.
we have noticed that such a contingency
as the death Of Cas-, If he be elected, is
surmsed, or the probability Of such an
event, somewhat modesily hoped FOR. So
II has come to that pass, that the las, hope
Of the Democrats at the South, is the pos.
sibIlity Of having sound President on the
slavery question in the person Of Mr.. But
Ter, should Cass by possibility die.
I" The spiders most attenuated thread,
IL cord, Is cable to their tender tie
Upon The spols, with such hope"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-07-12
The Good Samaritans.

OF all the men mentioned by Christ in
his celebrated parable, only one was count.
ed worthy Of Inc title, neighbour aud he
was The one who was soiici,ous for the wei
fare Of the wounded aud i'll man by the
wav side he was the good Samaritan,
who poured oil into his wounds and had
him taken care Of. The Democrats rich.
Is deserve the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
they are truly Good Samar,lsns.
The Wing party poor fellow has fallen
by the way side, and these good Sama'i'
,ans with incumbent, bodies are leanlR,
over him administering to his necess,lie,
alternating his misery, and giving good at
vice, gratis. jus, listen:
Remember that you tomu,i, yourselfteGsa
gsylor YOU COMM, yourself also to the s0rpss
OF Willard Fillmore. rho ~ an i5olitiss,at Ys
cannot vote for Gen. Taylor and s.ein. fdi
more You mus, take tho pill as the Wing Do:
tors prepared IL for yoa-of not at all J."
"But you must not tske ,ha, pill
you'l never &c, well il you do, and the,
how bad rel feel; yes we, your ka
. friends, and medical advisers will feel !
bad. II you take ii, twill kill you, 80
: will"
All Of these good Ssmari,ans ,hrous
the country, from the venerable DR.. Rite
c ie down, are vastly concerned for tho "a
{ Of the Wing party. No,wi,hs,sn5l
their own fcebencss and weakness. TO
violcn, depletion in the Van Bsrtn ven
and an excelsior OF part Of the Caroiiai1
, artery, they are still more solIci'cus f.
the safety of their patient tho Wig PSI
ty-thsn for themselves.