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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-24
sGVNHE CAMPBELLS ARE CoMING"-sOCIETY LII.
IL braly Rooms 3lS Broadway Eighth week Jnabnte

cVNHE CAMPBELLS ARE COMING."-sOCIETY LII
baiy Rooms, 34s Broadway. Eighth week. Undated
GSmpbes hn.tres the Oldest band in the United states,
last forty Xix nights have been crowded to by
fashion and elite Of the city, beg to that they VIII
the pleasure OF continuing their popular
every evening this entirely The
manager respectfully with
Henry Charles and a. Bishop three popular vooas who
will make their first appearance with this company Monday
Evening Mr. Lule West will night in his
heha1d Fling ana Army and Navy Dance and the celebrated
commence at eight precisely. Admission. 25 cents.
DANoRAAA OF TAYLORS CAMPAIGN IN MEXICO AT
the Minerva Rooms 400 Broadway, shows natural life
the Marches Encampments and Battles fought Taylor
II also gives correct views Of the country towns cities 1t Is
the most beautiful painting Open night at
before o'clock Afternoon exhibitions Wednesday
and Saturday commencing at o'clock Admission oenta
Schools admitted reasonable charge descriptive
pamphlets.
Nj AGIC AND SCIENTIFIC sOIREEs-SELECT ENTER.
w tainmens-New Room, $50 Broadway, next door to
Broadway Theatre every evening Monday Sept 25 New
Deusions Paror Magic. Chemistry Astronomy Optics
Admittance, 80 cents. To commence at IN o'clock.
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HOO OOO BOTTLES OF DIR. DEWITT c. K.LLIH-
OOO.OOO GERS I.nimsnt been eed with

gers wonderful Lnimsnt have been esid Win
ont failure less than four peri rming the mcet A.
Of the most fearful and alarming aer having
heen utterly ncuabe by the heads 81 the various
hospitals and having most faithfully tried all Of the various
sapaas ssves and ontmcnt TO be found over yeas
sinee the wonderful OF Mr. John Burger of the
slu and alarming character Of serofus OF tan stand
tie slightest Of have made their
and hns prior 10 this has been published
relation to his Mr. will With pleasure show his
No % Grand street there any who disposed
what have stated and will bet NO other ven.
proprietor patent medicine of any hind description
produce great within the last twenty years This
one gu, Of many hcusand: in our possession Principal once
cents 81 DOZEN and Of the drurgs sadder and stores
renersy,
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NHlTCHFILe OLYMPIC THEATRE-NONDAy EVEN

MlICHElLe OLYMPIC THEATRE-kONDAY EVEN
VA September 25 the with
anew exrayaeanza. untitled NATURE AND ART-Kipg Fin
niken Mr. Nckinson Prime Minister Crusty Henry
FDnken Mrs. henry After which will presented a grand
iANOkAMA OF BROADWAY. fter which. for the first
time. exravagaDza. entitled LOLA MONTES Catching
GovernorCount MufenuH Mr. Ncknson Kybaehki Mr. Conc
Michael Bowki, Mr. Holland; Mad Kyboshki Henry
To clude with for the first time entitled GOING
TO Thk RACks-hr Jeremiah Twddle. Mr. Holland. Doors
Mt 7Curain rises ~ o'clock Circle oens
Upper Boxes rs Pit n shilling.
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WHEAT! WHEAT Upwards of thirty Thousand
bushels Of wheat have been purchased here during
the past eight days ending yesterday for nearly all Of
which seventy Eve cents per bushel was paid. few
weeks at this will oil the country with money. This
Is rare season for farmers-good crops and good
prices-Ptuua (Ohio) Register.
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CHANFRAu's NEW NATIONAL THEATRE, FoRMERl

II
- Chathanhonday evening, September rs win acted
diana, entitled MILITARY EXECUTION-Co Col s. Clair Mr.
Tayor benny pnya Mt Stark Maria ROssylle, Ms Mclean
AYs1EklEs AND Mls EkIES OF NEW iORK-Mose, Mr r.
Chanfrau; Captsi Iobn. Mr. Burke Mr. Precise Mr. Par
dey Biz zc Mrt McLean Little Lie, Miss Messenger To
conclude with the CAPTAIN Is NOT MIss-Capt Daring
M Palmer Cen Stormwe Mr. Richardson Mary Miss Miles
loors open at Z performance to commence at TX o'clock
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RowERY rHEArRE-MoNDAY EvKNINo, SEPT % will

ROWERY THEAPRE-MONDAY EVENING, SEPT q will
be- sced Shakespeare Tragedy Of HAMLET-Claudius
lon Hamlet Ar Hsmblin; The Ghost Of Hamlets Father
sr, D. N. Scott Iaertes MI J. H. Hall; Polonius A.
aIwS osrIe Mr. Jordan Gertrude M, Winsanley ophea
hits mary Taylor Player Queen, Mrs. BRADLEY After the
geoy will he perform cd fret time the grand ballet styled tn
ADD CTlON OF NINA-Edward Signor Gaetano Nef Nina
SCnor GovaIina Coeca Adele. Mrs Dunn Bibone Mr. E.
Warden Roand, Mr. G. Smith. Doors open at 7-perform
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Religious Intelligence.

The form Of the Bermuda Islands very closely resembles
Of q eherherd'e crook
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At Aueubh, II bales Havana, TO q I21s
WHAlEBorE.-Sales Of 5000 lbs North West
N ade At 2Tc.
WHIsxEr.-Sales Of about 400 bbls were made, in
Guiding state prison, at zee, and Western barrels at
AK eents
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STUYVEsANT INSTITUTE, $50 BROADwAY.-MR j.. l.
~ aton Pianist and Vocalist from London begs
that he will give his popular at the above Institute
Monday edDesday and Friday evenings Sept
In The Of these Mr. will
entirely songs also, specimens Of the classical pianorte
music Of the celebrated Dr. Felix Msndelssohn Barhody
Tickets 30 cent? - be had at the music the Institute
and of Hatton, Astor House. To at o'clock
change in the programme each evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-24

VIEW OF NEW YORK-SPLENDID BIRDS EYE VIEW
the Empire City and Environ from opposite the ea.ter
side presenting the entire length and breadth OF the great oty Of
New showing the outline Of the Jersey Shore Jersey City
and Hoboken the North River Governors and Staten Island
the extensive Bay and the Earrowg the left portion
of Brooklyn the Navy Yard and williamsburg in the tore
Being the only and view Of New
York city and enyirons it combines admirable view and
interesting picture. For sale by WILLIAMS STEVENS.
No. 1858 Broadway,
and E. ANTHONY. No 2o5 Broadway.
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9rera and dealers in PaPSaianenss No l0o AatenLane
call The attention ders their large assortment
Paper Hanginss Borders Fire Prints Curtains no. which they
oder for sale NJ the loNest anuiaeturer's prices
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IMPORTANT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES WISHING
nsr Winter Clothing either Cleaned Dyed Alsred Rs-
rsred with new collars sn lining and buttons nisrasd
that No6 Murray street the only their
veil and cheap Prepare time No eolovns
usd cleaning Inns addressed from any q the city viii
No. Murray street, Broadway.
Chargc for cleaning svcreoaS $ others, 81 pants "a Ne
disaIpo ntmeBtf
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nate few favor,e places situated in the powerful

nate few favorite places situated in the powerful
States i3ii tI.
But laws should ever rest upon the rock of universal
Justice Commerce cannot subsis without the al OF ag-
rcuiture and agriculture cannot flourish unalded by
IL 'ey are necessary the one to the other
H. therefore, the humble her OF the soil is TO be taxed
10 improve the highways OF commerce the more pretend
ing ,radrr must contribute to the Improvement OF the
then all II one roal all. ~
And for this plain reason it il unjust to compel
farmer IN Maryland to assist shipowner in Buffalo TO
bulld wharf TO his vessel along side Of "a il is
compel the buffalo shipowner to assist the Maryland
farmer to make his wagon road TO the market
the CONJUNCTION of the farmers crops the foreign mar
ket, from which he draws his profits, roads the
necessary and indispensable channels through which
obtain those products, from which the merchant make
his profits. One class is dependent and independ
emf as the Others neither can get gam without the aid
OF the other
r. therefore it is proposed that this government for
getting that created to establish justice to provide
for the defence against foreign and domestic
violence to secure the blessings OF liberty and to form
more perfect unon,I say if this government orgetuI
OF the objects which called into beneficial existence. -
TO be precptaed into the adoption OF system OF inter
a that system should Pc ana n
ed from weak State while dozen are 10 be allotted >
strong one but regardless Of everything but the eve
abiding principles of handed Justice, all ports shou
be alike the objects of Legislative care and the recipients
OF government bounty As the dew of Heaven, so should
the justice OF the government of man, fall alike and equal
ly upon all
Taxes should be imposed with the stricest reference
perfect equality No one mans dollar, no o. one nan
he OF My oa e s
my liberty, each precious and more precious.
in the eye of Just and equal law than those of the
greatest of the humblest of my fellow citizens
All citizens being called upon equally contribute to
the supply of money to carry works of internal i'm
provemen may they demand, in terms that justice
cannot deny that those taxes shall be disbursed upon
improvements that shall benefit all equally as they
lurdened all
The system proposed, to be just, must be UNIVERSAL
tha pha
Any other system would fail possess that quality, the
failure to have which ought to be fatal to all bills
submitted for the consideration of this House,
equal justice to all sections of this country, fauorit
ism to none
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TO SUBSC RIBERS.

The viii be sntsrsd bosks uass the
payment OF the subso riptio0 be made in advance.
Distant subscribers
which will be paid by and all BY in
safe transmission
The COUNTRY PAPER published triweeky during tbs
sions of Congress- and semi weekly during . recess.
subscriptions for periodlsss will be-
proportioned to the above annual rates.
posmasters certificate remittance subscrp
tons advertisements will he sufficient therefor The
notes of any specie paying bank will be received
POsTMASTERS authorised send
ing DAILY subscribers with Sao enclosed SEMI
WEEKLY subscribers with enclosed; five WEEKLY sub
crbe with $40 enclosed will be entitled copy
edition az they furnish US subscribers fer gratis.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Registers Office, Dec. 49, lsH
DANIEL, GRAHAM Register.

DANIEL bhhHhM, Neglster'
This table shows that, from 1889 1900, both years
included the of the United States collected at all
the ports amounted to $50 Ass co. of this amount
81 SOL $40 % collected at the port OF Baltimore
being nearly oneeighm of the whole II is thus that
about eighth OF all the of the government
of the United States during the first eleven years OF its
existence, was derived from the port of Baltimore
The next gears shows total revenue Of $5s,-
2I6, 70l AZ of this there collected at Baltimore
IS .3ol 900 l3-beng nearly one-tenM OF the whole.
By looking at the table, will also be seen that more
than one -halfn fact, than fusninthsof all the
revenue OF the United States collected at Baltimore
in the year 1915 the whole amount being s7,2sa-
9i2 22-collected at Baltimore, Si,052,l32 90 Begin
ming with 1915. and going down to 1920, Give yeaIs
and total revenue OF $i07 1898, l59 35 OF this
no less sum than Sll ,902945 SIS collected al the
port of Baltmore-beng about ninth part of the
whole .-F|T|
Take still another period. From 1925 to 1891, both
years included the from Baltimore the nett rev.
after deductng all expenses) exceeded annually ONE
OF DOLLARS! The revenue received from Baltl-
more by the United States after deducng all expenses
Of collection in 81 years amounts TO the stupendous sum
of rIFTy.FIvE MILLION hundred and sixfy-one
thousand five hundred and ninety dollars and sly,
y-seven cents, 1885, ,597 87)-a which would
have constructed canal to Cumberland, and Our
railroad to the Ohio nver created large school fund
improved our harbors; constructed and maintained our
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DLANK Account nooks.-.euscrs, udy noJNr, Z
ID books. biank books, Nc, &c. Lately received by f.
f'y'or Con" OF them unpacked today large supply OF
uank pos OF every Kind, aud OF bindings, of
the best and finest quality respect as Well as all
other qualities down the lowest grade OF price, Tor sale ut
unusually low prices.
Also, tine letter paper, ruled, 81 so per wrap
ping al 30 books al Is cens er
zen. Bank books of all kinds and sizes.
Jan 81
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rTNHE National Brsh-Nlght Ball will be held at
L. Jackson Hall the evening Of the I'D OF February,
1913.
PATRoNEssEs.
Mrs. Polk, Mrs. Adams Mrs Madison,
Mrs. Alexander Hamilton.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-02-09

CHOIOE sherry Wines--Harmonys Amontilado,
~ choice Mauznila, Romano Pomar, Lobo, with a
great variety OF other superior Pale Shcrc, in casks
demijohns, and cases of one dozen EACH for sale by
JAMES BAILIE, Wine Merchant
IS Chestnut street, next door Congress Hall Ho.el
Phila ielpha. ef GHt4.H sl nF Feb s-tf
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a IN For No,folk-Ths steamer ,.r o.esoi" win.
Friday at o'clock, Returning, leave
Norfolk every Monday at o'clock, m: Passage and
fare SIS. JAMES MITCHELL, CaptrI
Jan. 10
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TAVERN FOR RENT.-The Farmers Hotel, of
sth and streets near the General Post Office Depart
ment and the Genre Market To a good and puncu,al
tenant the will be made reasonable. For terms and
particulars inquire Of
Feb 7--so3t = n OWEN CONNOLLY.
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L'oH reat, the new three-story brick house MT the
- corner OF II and Nth Streets square north OF the
War Office containing eleven rooms; has back building
and brick stable For terms apply at the first house west
OF the above, JAMES L. CATHCART.
Dec 29-2tawif
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NOTiCIi.-The unterslgned respectfully gives o.
tee, that having been associated in the PRACTICE OF
tue law WIN the late Clement Cox for months be-
lore his deceasc he will proceed with the unfinished bust
ness IN his hands and will have therein If il shall be
cesary the assistance of more experienced counsel The
Undersigned 'rther offers his professional the
pubic and promises the prompt attention
10 Whatever business he NAV be intrnsted with.
WALTER S. COX, Auomey-atBaw
Jan. 3l-3taw2w
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VTALENTiNES.-Just opened At Stationery Hail. "A
very extensive assortment Of beautiful Valentines AT
prices varying from 5 cts to SO each:
Feb I-2wd w. FISCHER.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
SPEECH OF MIR. LIGON,

MAINLAND
In the House Of Representatives. February g. lS4s-on
the loan bill
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Furnished Rooms In the First Ward for Rent.
A FURNISHED parlor and three chambers, with the
"A Of Kitchen if required, in the LIST Ward on q
street, between 18th and 18th Streets the War Depart
men Apply 10 b. Jost, Restaurant. r3H
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Nett revenue paid Nett revenue paid
into the treasury into the treasury
at all the ports of at the port of Bal
theUnited States. timore.
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\ the 9Th ut., negro woman named RACHAEL NEE
KiNS, formerly the property of Mr. Charles vinson, of
Montgomery county, Maryland She is about forty years
of lame OF her hip joints and has been so since
nsey and bonnet and took with her her child, between
thee and four old named Colnmbia but whom she
calls Puss She carried away black stuff dress cape
and other articles of clothing in round countrymade
basket. will give twenty dollars reward for the won N
and child or dollars either of thcm il brought to
in this city secured in any Jail that GET them
4-3t FRANCIS A, UICKINS
Democratic banner., 1848-02-07
|tohis; paper asfolIowsp on the lSah: ?,

tohis; paper asfolIowsp on the lS:h;rs u 81
The supporters, Of zen, Taylor among the
members of Congress and ~visiters here as
sembled, atone for any lack of nImbersby
an abundance ofactiSity and, resolution
They openly proclaim that they viii SUP
port their candidate Irrespective Of any
Convention or party nomination whatever.
They are for Taylor and nobody else, no
matter in what contingency. We whS be.
lieve there are others who ought rather to
be supported are virtually tofd-'You can
come with US or go against us-We,. have
chosen our man, and will yield him to no
other / cannot say positively what effect
this attitude may have on others, But on ME
its influence is not wilmington the contra
ry, quite the reverse cannot Accept a
.bravado that Gen. Taylor shall rnn and a
prophecy that he wiH be elected, in place
of a more explicit statement ofhis political
principles, and clearer. demonstration Of
his fitness for the highest civil trust. lean
not believe | am singular in this feeling.
/ need hardly repeatthe assurance That
the idle story which was set afoat last week
that Mr.. Clay had declined an Earor If
Gen. IaykOr, had no foundation in truth.
Democratic banner., 1848-02-07
'UrS, &C,
C
For the Banner.

For the Banner.
Mr., Murray: During the next summer
the voters of this township will be called on
to elect a constable, and as that is an office
which concerns the people of the township
generally-we take the liberty of suggest
ing the name of Mr.. John Grimmett, as q
suitable person TO fill that Office. If Mr..
Grimmett will consent to serve, we think
he can be elected, and are sure he will dis
charge the duties of the office with idelitj
and satisfaction. We do not wish by this
recommendation to cast any reflections up
on the present incumbent, but at the same
time think he cannot claim the office per.
petually. In addition to this, it would no
doubt be of. service to the present incum-
bent to have leisure afforded him to wind
up his long accumulated arrears of bust
ness; We should be pleased to hear from
Mr.. Grimmett On this subject. q
MANY VOTERS OF BUFFALO.
Democratic banner., 1848-02-07

By facts contained in the Washington
Union, it appears that a considerable error
has been discovered in the report OF the
Secretary of the Treasury, Of some SIX OF
seven millions of dollars. MIR. Young, the
acting Secretary Of the Department, gives,
the facts in a letter Of explanation, ard a
letter from Mr.. Barclay, who committed
the error, by failing to carry forward GER
tain figures tobe added in another column,
MIR. Barclay has filled his office for sew
eral years with considered ability, the er-
ror was discovered by Mr.. Barclay himself.
This discovery leaves the Treasury some
six millions better off than was supposed,
By Telegraphic Dispatches received at
ST. Louis on the night Of the Cd, we learn
that P. Soule, Democrat, has been elected
IU. S. Senator from Louisiana.
Dates from Liverpool to the 18th ultima
had been received.
Cotton has declined one half cent on the
pound.
The -four market still continues scme-
what depressed.
Democratic banner., 1848-02-07
BEAUTIFUL CONSISTENCY.

The Republican, and Era, of St. Louis
have called, without authority it appears,
for a Mass Meeting of the citizens of that
city, on the 22d, to nominate Gen. Taylor
for the Presidency. This, though without
any demonstration Of the people, is but
carrying out the former views of the Re-
publican and Era, of nominating, and run
ming Gen. Taylor, regardless of party Lomi-
nation educational Convention.
They now call upon the people, in that
light, to nominate the old Hero, thereby
pledging themselves to his support, let who
will be the recipient Of a Wing convention
al nomination. This appears to be a trick,
upon the part of the Editors, to get the peo-
pie in the same snap with themselves
pledged in the advance of a convention.
Of course such high ground needs 10
party nomination to give strength to their
position. But finding itself unsustained
upon this eninence and that a Wing Ma
tlonal Convention is inevitable, the Repub-
lean, as if blushing to say it itself, publish
es an article from the philadelphia North
American UGrmy advocating a .Nation-
al Contention. Here we see a political
juggler laundering into al error himself,
which he sees, and endeavors to hide his
shame ~ dragging the people in after him,
and then to exonerate;-no! that can't be
done;-then, to say he didn't, and take up
the note followed by his clique, he puts
forth articles from other papers in favour
Of a Convention that he had heretofore dis
regarded and opposed. This too, is done
while a call, without authority, stands at
the head Of its columns, for a hasty nomi-
nation regardless of Conventions.
: What a. predicamen: tho Republican
would place its readers in. 7 BRO .E
Democratic banner., 1848-02-07
REMARKABLE CASE OF DRopsY

We learn that Doct. Tennessee Mathews
performed an operation on the wife of vii.
liam Cogburn, Of Osege county for the
Dropsy, on the 10Th inst. There was eieht
|gaAOns and three quarts Of water taken
from her. According to the last account
she was much better, and it is expected she
will recover. When we reflect that similar
operations have been performed, but proved
fatal to the patient, this may be considered
a remarkable case, in which much resulted
on the skill of the phpsician.-(Jeffersou
City Inquirer ..- ... I.-r...
Democratic banner., 1848-02-07
RECRUITS.

The steamer Revenue Gutter stopped al
gu landing on Friday last, with As recruits
OF board under the command of Lieutenant
Hawkins. They are from Pike, Rails, and
Marion, and were enrolled at New Lon
don, Rails county, and designed for the SER
vice in New Mexico.
Democratic banner., 1848-02-07

Wing MevEMENrs.-We notice that on
the 10th Mr.. Greedy ofthe New York TIrib.
ane was in Washington, ,~endeaYoring to
head tue Taylor Wings. As, he is now the
principal champion Of MI: Clay, we may
his Remarks as oraculsir.. 1He Wrote
Democratic banner., 1848-02-07

CHANGE OF PRoPR1EroRs.-We under.
stand that Messrs. Jackson & Wells have
sold the sJournal' Office to Messrs. Wat
son & Bonham. 1t is said that the new pro-
Prietors intend publishing two papers at
Bowling-Gre The one a religious jour-
nal, to be edited by themselves, and devo-
ted to the PRONUNCIATION of the particular
tenents of the Cumberland Presbyterian
%pursuasion of christians, of which denomi-
nation they are ministers. The other a po-
litical journal to be edited, probably, by a
Mr.. Phelps, and devoted to the dissemina-
ton of Wing doctrines. They are clever
men, and we wish them great success pecu-
niarily, but the worst of luck politically.
Democratic banner., 1848-02-07

-. The next Democratic Distric! Con,
v~ention (fOr this the Sd Congressional Dis
trict,) will be held at Herman in Gasconade
county, on the Sd Monday in Marchaext.
Democratic banner., 1848-02-07

G-In the last Congress, the Wings voted,
ethat war existed by the act of Mexico"
In the present Congress, they voted, that
the war was brought on by the unconsti.
tutional act Of the President of the United
States,-thus falsifying what they said be-
fore;-but now they declare that the Presi.
dent has withheld information necessary
for their proper understandingthe question
Did ever any party stand in so ridiculou.
light before the world? They have al
ready enc solemnly declared, that the.
voted fol'ely at first; and now they woul,
declare that they have never had suficien
intelligence, for a proper understanding Of
the question at any time.
Democratic banner., 1848-02-07

The members of the Louisiana Lyccun
will hold their next meeting on Thursda;
night, instead of Saturday, as heretofore.
Democratic banner., 1848-02-07

A writer in the New York San recon-
mcnds Judge Breese, of Illinois, as a can
didats for the Presidency.