The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-03-13
EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE,


NEw YoRk. March IL, 1913.
Now that is known that treaty has passed Senate
the exceeding satisfaction of nineteen the
community, the public busy specializing upon the
which raised up such snguary constituted opposition
Most gentlemen understood have voted No. receive
however entire credit for good motives and the general
Judgment is suspended until their reasons known with
more certainly than at present
The Commercial Advertiser of last evening has
eduvan correspondent, who labors through long and
sanguine leader prove that Mr. Webster ought DO
nominated for the presidency by the wings; and. in tho
second place, that If nominated he be elected The
man who believes in such mpossbilities must DO far
behind The age as Mr. Webster, old grandma mma"-tho
Com me al-itself
Yesterday ladies' day with Mr. Clay and he held
his leyee for them alone at the City Hall from III L.
Great was the thong OF his fair admirers
oil the stars Were In active requisiton 1t is said that
during the two hours the exhibition lasted Mr. Clay had
1000 visits One old lady, being presented looked
him inteniy over her speetaces for moment, and
claiming "La me-do tell and that's HARRY CLAY 20
made sudden dash with pair Of scissors venerable
herself his hair But that the chief of police
hand, the ancient heroine would have accomplished her
purpose and effected Grape of the Lock- TO live In
the Of Pope Of future or course all tho
boys" in hand outside, enjoying the spec
ace much though had been continued for thor
pee ia qualification. At l O'Clock the reception
cesary closed Mr. Cays other engagements
(not inuousy pretended by Sunday print because
he exhausted the number and intensity of chase
salutes bestowed upon him. and to mitigate the dsap-
ponent the hundreds who had not been presented he
made short speech, and very CALAMITY took his leave
really much glad han sorry his For. If
truth be told, in all the female crowd the number
of ladies' interesting women, young old, was very
smato the honor of our fair knickerbockes and OF their
good and delicacy be said and fully twothiTds
well advanced in years-and elderly tea
drinking spnsers, whose salues have boon to Harry
of the West of taste and experience about satis-
factory as whisling through hole in board fence.
good deal of attention has been drawn the decara
tons British Parliament respecting Cuba II is felt
on all hands that the British demonstration that ISL
and no matter what petext made, must be resisted
1t in every respect important and the wishes
of its people are too well settled allow it to become
prey England
The day the Adams funeral, distinguished gentleman
of city, picking his steps Broadway met o'y
looking, red faced musician going home, with mis- huge
brass ophiced his shoulder. "You must have good
constitutions my friend, be able carry 50 much brass
about with you, the gentleman remarked II don't Know,
replied he of the ophcled, in his easiest drawl, How
you find it 7" The newspapers make ian eminent law
yer the sufferer this passage of wit but was, in fact
well known Judge, whom the constitution has trans
fered from the supreme court and who loves
Joke far too well tell this with much enjoyment
as anybody can have to hear It,
This morning between l and o'clock, the extensive
stables of the Harlem Railroad Company, at 4Sd street,
were burnt down. destroying sixty horses and large
quantity of hay and other feed. Unless covered by In
surance this prove heavy blow to the company
entaing loss of at least $4,000.
The weather, to-day is decided improvement upon
that of the last three days, and might indicate
omore of the same so but that March is proverbiay
uncertain-as woman, or wing suppor-Mr Clay!
FED.