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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-27
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We lind the following items of intelligence from
Jamaica and Hsyti. additional TO that publishes
in Tie TribnRe OF yesterday
No MoNEY.-The Kingston Moraiss Journal OF the
2s;h June contains card, in which the hece'sT
General announces ths being without funds 70 pay tne
nublc salaries fsn. due the 3Oth. he VIII sNs
public notice. so soon as he has the means =. p""s
moety-he hopes In the course OF next moS'n
Tux CoIoRrp PEoPLE--The Kingston hspsfcs puc.
fishes the following Circular from the secretary 'e''nS
Colonies, addressed to the Governor OF jamaica
DowNrNe STREET. 18th April iets
Sra: The attention OF Her Majesty Government nav
ing been recently called 20 the case OF cetah eootes
British subjects who had been seized aud impnsoned
by the authorities Of Alabama Tor an sieeed
OF the Slave Laws of that state and the result Oh nc
inquiry which Her MaJestys Government ihsu.u'ea Ia
10 The circumstances OF this case. having been 10 snow
ba, the persons ia question had been seized snd I'M
prsoned in accordance with the existing law oi Asos
ma relating 10 the arrival OF persons OF eoio' "nsn w
jurisdiction of that state, have to desire 'ns' YOU
The necessary steps for warning ell shipmssteis anu
other. of the consequences 20 which nee persons "
color expose themselves by visiting the coas, ana
bors OF Alabama, and other Ssvehold,ns sSs -. ,''
Union. have, etc Noisnep
No, sword Is said in the paper. about SANTA AsAA"
his whereabouts
HAyrIxS AYrArRs.-The Kingston Jo"ra' OF tns
lst referring TO Hsyn, says
The country still continues to be the scene OF turmon
and bloodshed BY the schr. Circular which srrived
here ON Thursday evening last in two days from Dams
Marie accounts have reached US that resh anlmosues
and warfare have arisen in that place The President
Is reported as making tour Of the country and thar no
carries desolstion and death in his train lie par
,icuary influenced by feeling of Jealousy oNsrd tne
most and wealthy oil etneI csss
~ his ohect seems TO be the total eSterminsuon OF
these froa Hsyti. Hence he coun.enanees and sup.
ports the vsgsbond rusn portion Of the inhsotan" u
their outrages upon the objects OF their nsuea ana
jealousy The towns are infested with these q,
from All parts of tho country and they are said 70
come down by the direction of the President sud io'
the purpose Of carrying his malicious designs into exc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-27
Destructive Fire.

Rochester was visited by destructive fire early
on the morning of the 9th inst large FIVE story
brick building belonging to Horstio n Curtis on the
east side OF the River and extending the south side
of Main and Water completely destroyed. 1t
wa. one of the most valuable buildings in the city and
was occupied BY large number Of mechanics.
The losses as stated in the Rochester papers near
ly as follows
Mr. Curtss loss including last factory in the build
ing carried on by him, Is Sl0OOo-lnsured eoOOi +.
81 Conkey grocers suffered loss OF s3OOO-lnsured
5000; Alvah Strong, whip and glove iactory-Loss,
s2p0--lnsured el,2t0 }. d. Jones wool deaer-Loss'
SlOO; l.. & j. Evans plane factory-Loss, slOOO-No
insurance. j n Palmer tobaccOnist-Loss, S2O0 10
sgO-lnsured 500; JMiller-LOss 500 or sJOO-ins.
Richardson & Co. musical instrument, makers-ioss
large and difficult 10 estmstet consisted OF rare ano
valuable tools together with about 40 instruments pro
baby s2O00-insured 5000; T. w. Bryan, cradle FAC
tory-loss 81 600 to 81 2OO-no insurance; Stiiwh 4
Wheeler woolcarding-loss S2Oo0-insured sliV :
Hiram Allen auction and commission merchandise
sbout s5OO-no ms w. II. Porter, peg factory-loss
sl,2Q0-no ms; ID. 1uttle, pattern shop-oss slOO no
los A. Jones file cutter, lost alnO insurance joseph
Choate looking glass frame maker lost all-no insu'
lance 49, Lamb, sash and blind maker, lost all-nO
Insurance John Lee sash, blind aud trunk maker. lost
everything-ns insurance; Houghtailing, planning
machine, lost all-no insurance John J. Van Zsndt
coffee and spice grinder, loss : l0O0-fuly insured ;
Samuel Starr, turner, property damaged by water
&c.-insured.
IL 10 highly probable that others suffered but we
have not succeeded In obtaining the particulars Sew
srsl Of the sufferers will severely feel this misfortune
large proportion industrious mechanics whose
small means were swept away in an hour by the de
voaripg element
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Help for Ireland.

At a meeting Of the Provisional Committee for
helsnd held at Constitution Hall ON Monday evening
July a. Vice President HORACE GREELEY In the Chair
the following resolution, proposed by Mr. James w.
White from the Executive Council, was adopted ana
ordered to be published VIZ
Rssoired, That a Committee of Nine be appointed to
receive Mr. MEAeER upon his arrival IN this country
and 10 make arrangements for holding inmedatey
public meeting OF the citizens, to which he shall be IN
ufed 10 be present.
The gentlemen whose names follow were appointed
sCommittee according to the above resolution, viz H.
Greeley r. Emmett, J. w White, Charles NJ. Connolly
J. 5. Bosworth, j. A. oReily, c. O'Conor, Dr. Hogan
DR. oDonnen Or. McNevin. b. OConnor and Judge
Waterbury.
Rcsolred That the Committee on Union be instructed
Wiliamsburgh Jersey City and Newark and to request
their cooperation with this Committee
Rssorea That this Committee will cheeriully coope
rate in the cause OF Irish Freedom, with any ana all
other organic which are be formed IN this
city or elsewhere for the same purpose and we cOrd
ally invite free and full communication and cooperation
with all such associations in the sincere spirit OF Fra
terny which should unite earnest eOwla0orers IN the
same sacred cause
Res0lred That Thomas T. Meagher and William II.
Mitchell during their stay in this City be invited to meet
with and 20 act AS members OF TINS Committee ana
Of our Executive Council and that they be also solci-
ted to correspond with freely and fully during their
visits 10 other parts OF our country.
ReSolred That the Executive Council be authorized
10 take such measures Will liberal contrbu
ton from our citizens advance the OF Irish
Freedom and that due notice Of their proceedings be
given 10 the public.
CIRCULAR
Societies Associations DESTROYS 10 aid IN the glorious
which has called into existence this Committee are
earnestly invited send delegates the Commit
Constitution Hall, $50 Broadway on Thursday even
Ing, July 9TH, al O'Clock
II not practicable send delegates in consequence of
want Of notice CovepondsRs invited TO be opened with
tie corresponding Secretaries, Hon ChHe: DAILY, Col
lege Green, OF John t. Deven, Esq 69 Nssssust New
York II GREELEY, Vce-President.
I. DoYLE, Secretary.
Editors friendly to the requested TO publish the
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NEW YORK TRIBUNE.

DEATH oF Hos. A. L. ELY--Hon ALEXANDER
[. Ely died al Cedar Rapid Linn Co. Iowa on the
al inst aged 81 years Hr. Ely was long resident
Of Ansgan. Michigan and Rochester n Y He was =
.ou Of Hon EHsha Ely OF Aegsn, and was Distinguish
"a for enterprise and probiiy
ne represented the Auegsn District IN the Legisla
,,re before the admission Of Michigan into the
Union as state and Postmaster OF the village Tor
,bref term mr. T. filed variety Of Offices in Mich
ian with great credit and his name was proposed ior
congress In Letters District, Iowa.
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From Barbad0es.

The Bermuda Gazette Of July L. received AZ
Boston on Tuesday contains accounts from bsrosdoes
to June ~ II 10 stated In regard TO the nnancs
of that Island that the expenditures had exceeded tne
receipt. by about $4,000. The Finance Committee Oh
the Legislature in their report this subject recon
mend an alteration of the Tariff, and the reedopuon
with certain slight alterations, lar as regards imports
Of that which was in operation from the end OF lc'i 20
the end of ls44
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-27

~ JAMES 5. PIKE OF Calais, who was run by the
wings Of the Eastern District Of Maine, at the last
election for Member Of Congress, has issued Card,
declining denomination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-27

e The Westpor Essex Coz Pa'riot, which
wss discontinued some time since has been revived
and comes out warmly in support Of Mr. Van Buren,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-27

" In the WITH Congressional District OF Mis-
.ouri. z. NJ. SAMUEL has been announced as
candidate for Congress. Mr.. Samuel IS strong
and able man and good Wing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-27
GENERAL NOTICES.

or NJ, Arago's Lectures on Astronosuy.-rhs
Lectures OF his celebrated Philosopher are pubshed u
very neat form with illustrations and sold q sae
low price OF 70 cents The contents arc a. follows
LECTURE /. General Laws Of the Refrscton and Re
Election of Light Lenses Telescopes Structure on inc Eye
II History OF Astronomy; The dinerent Signs u inc
iii. Aspect OF the Heavens, Motions Of the Heavenly
Bodies.
Y Distance OF the Planets, Tho Sun Physical tonsr-
tuition Of lie SUM- The Moon Physical Constitution Of nc
Moon ... -.
VI. Mercury, Physical Constitution ofMercuy Venas;
VI Venus che moves around ne sun lhys
icsl CousuIron of Venus; Superior Plsuss, Mss Phys
cs Constitution Of Mars fhc four Telescope fanou-1u-
no, Ceres, Palas and Nesta -, ~-.,,..,,o. ~
VlI Jups, and his Satellites, Physical Consunnon o.
Japer Saturn his Ring aud his Satellites; Herschsl or
Uranus and bis Satellites. 81, y,...
VIII Distances Diameters, Volumes &C OF ne flsneu
Keep ers Laws; Universal Attraction VI "'n'
TX Figure OF the Earth Dimensions Of he Esrlh Tue
FARMS Motion; Durnal Rotation u the Esrth Annna mo-
ZION OF the Earth
x INEQUALITIES OF the Earth aud Moon. 60.
XII Comets; Haleys and othei Comets; rpy"ea e'"'
XII. Eclipse. Of The Moon, Echpses Of the Sun
XIII The Tides
xiv .Delsnnins alton VI Lsfi ude and Longitude
XIV. The Atmosphere; 9th Moon In the Horizon ins
Harvest Moon. ., r..,.x.
ture.
XVII The Calendar.
Appendx Table of the with the number OF
nus,v !" '''" o. " jy@u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-27

B WILLIAM f. JOHNSTON arrived at Harris
burg Tuesday morning to enter upon his duties
az acting Governor of Pennsylvania
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-27

IsptAsA.-Hon. JAMS H. CRAvEss TX Member
Of Congress from the LawrencebWg District has
oined the Free Soil party Of Indiana.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-27

- Daguerrean stock Depot-EowAno wsIis
vo1d res oectfly announce his customers and me @e-
lie generally that be removed his D.geesn stock 20
pot from IFS to al Broadway. corner on Mlrays -
be sl continues keep large and perfect dso'oo :"
Iii srticies used in the Photographic procsss
The Dsgueneotype Plates Manufactured oy =. W ~ :
now giving universal Satisfaction and are considered py ne
best operators be In many particulars the hnss u ms
market -.-.A -
Gases OF every size and quality also Manufactured oy
the propnetor and sold In uaniies 10 colt pufcnesen
Having an experience extending back TO The hns n.f .,
ducton OF the art he can safely those who wsn 70
sse yoods IN his inns Of business that ali ciss cold ~
him are Of superior description and warranted TO
faction not ooy regards quality, but price rnee, cur
rent forw srded when requested. Jy" ini"p
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-27

~ WESTON II. GALES, Editor Of the Raleigh
RsSisier brother OF Mr. Gales Of the National Iatel
ssaev died at Petersburg, Va the sd inst aged 40
year..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-27

Io00Ns AND FORks.-Tsbs and dssert fbeks
Ssn3 "a and table spoops Of heavy silver plate tor
.scsmbosfs hotsls and private fsniss fos sale Sur
ing shp. by LUCtUS hAkf. isss scefema "NN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-27

~ The Benin FIute.-A; o. BApsEs. isl prosa.
FLUTES Of his own manufacture and particular pairs WI %
AIKEN with Flutes msde 10 order and In al cases wuanDo
20 give safissction and In addition be found Philip
yrsrs much admired music for the Flute pubshed 10 num-
5srs 4, q each and his for Flute and Guitar e.o
books OF instruction by Clinton, Nicholson and others ao'e
rusc stands. he. ou
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-27

on Ia this country receives invalds his commodous -
tsbnshmsn IS Lsights one door from 81 Jonn ~
njsn on treatment combines ali the known remedial edeps
ions ofbaihing with variety Of Psychological enn msensn
zeal appliances peculiarly his own, and dies no
whatever are ussdwater air. food md exsFess pens ".
OILY therapeutic insmsnses PsasnS ne ,,s. ~ ~,
with key the Psrk, giving thcm -. - !, No.
Yo,s nv nstseas accommodated. Consultations
49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-27

C0N FOR sALE-w!ih leather sop, box body,
~ Usssni sxeluss1 good order, ussd 'us e lss
- r,ns spd rdes sssy made BY GOODWIN, 10 order.
sesf extra and 10 calculated for ore horse calv
"a Sssn.r 80, q "a Broadway, o. N. DODGE. tyS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-27

~ Delta Phi Convention.-The0 General Cony "a
on of hs Dsts Phi Society will be held 10 the CITY o. New
York on Thursday the nh and Friday, sh Of July w.
Hotel IN Cortland ct on Thunday evening a O'clock
Members Of the Society cordially invited TO snsnd
tvttf *
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-27

WIS and soaps are far Ia sdvance OF any hitherto offered
10 the public; for ghtness durability and natural appear
ance they are unequasd. Ali persons wishing hrsfsts
wig scalp should fail to call II tae mandatory OF ~E-
BATcHgLos, WsIlst near Broadway. before purcnss-
Ing elsewhere Prvste rooms for hting wGs lyoIhskIu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-27

o. New.York Water.Care EstaSus nnsnt,
r. d. Peirson MD. ~ Sss's,
N ,bs citv containing soms sixty rooms, with several
private psron good table 70, inv.ds Or ossss wso
wish good plain diet Also nne snsngemsn Io' v 4s.n
we. 40 49, i've Inn
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n Water.Cnre Eatablis hment, (

IT Is miles Rom New-York-JoEL sHsw d. %. suthoz
OF Tho Waier.Curs Manual, Hand Book Of Hydropsihy,
nc &c Editor OF the Water Cure journal. and as sssss
American practitioner of the mode, end Dr. koos,
sso . gu oil OF Pnessnifz, receive patients - soose re-
cage wsek days, per ssambosi Croson y =. ~ Su,sg'
MakeG
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General Intelligence.

Lord George Bentinck. well known AZ the leader of
he Proieciiouist party the House OF Commons and
the greatest sporting character In the world died sud
denly on Wednesday He is said 20 have amsssed up
ward OF $4,000 sterling the Tun within the last two
months
lntel gence has been received from Sir John Ross
expedition which went IA search of Capt Franklin Il
!. dated from Whale Island. Davis Straits Goth June
but stated that nothing had up 10 that time been heard
of the hardy and dew ted eXplorer
strong hopes are entertained In Ireland that Limerick
will eventually be- chosen the packet stauon by the
Admiralty An influential population waited on the
Lord Lieutenant on Monday with memorial recon-
mandatory Of the project
Nj Doheuy the lr-h refugee has arrived in Paris
be landed II Bouogne after mauy harhreadth escapes
and bo heartily feoiced that be- has avoided
the tate Of some oi his fellow conspirators
The British Iron trade BE- extraordinary sctive It
present while general stagnation prevails ia almost
every other branch Of commerce.
Divers are nj work upon the wreck Of the Ocean
Monarch and il is expected that portion Of her cargo
Will speedily be- recovered
sanguinary instruction has taken place at siam 10
the Dutch East indies.
The Queen is sal soiournng IN Scotland.
PACKET SHIPS ARRNFD-R NJ steamer Britannia.
on Goth Columbus 2lsL
SAuED-lsasc Wright 10th Republic and Liver
pool 10Th JessoFe and Cornolia. 2lsi Woodsde 22d.
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PhiIndeIphia NInrkei-.
Correspondence OF The Tribune.
PuLADELrHfA. Friday Oct

Correspondence OF lne lTOuuc.
PiurADELrHiA Friday Oct 6-P N.
Business has been pretty much 40 stand To-
day by the announcement OF the Cambrias arrival a.
81 ston Flour remains duh - g sd per Dbl, without
"a 'es 10 any extent Corn Mea and Rye flour-No
sales the market for the former J. drmer Wheat
About 900 bushels Southern red of prime quality cold
~ NE Corn IL wanted and the receipts are light
Pennsyvsna sold AZ D. hlc. southern yellow round
brings 61c Oats-Southern sold AZ BE. Cotton-ln
moderate request Al slight concession and about l0V
bales Upanis and New Orleans so NJ bl ei on time
Provis0ns-Scarce and held ~ high prices sales Of
900 casks sides were made a. f65c Pork q worth in
a small way sl1idSlJ for Mess 10 bbls fair Lard
brought SC Iron 3. scarce, and the market rather
bare of Pig Lead-NO sales. Cl0verseed dull Al -
- per 60 lbs Whisky-Bb's are worth pc. Freights
moderately active Tor Liverpool a Toe for Corn and
- 9dQJs for our. Golfers much wanted. Wool Is
scarce. and the market j. sitter.
SALEs OBJ SrlCKs--FUsf B0ard-nj Lehlgh Goal
scrip -. I'd Wilmington I'd, 81 1000 U. :. - ~,
l0iI l2 Mechanics Bank -. 30 q. : Bank "A uV
City l's. 81 -l con Wilmington kf rs, D. 100
schuylkll Nav 30. ~ 30 30 hensington Bank ~
no state = -ii.
Second Board-l75 Lehgh Coal scrip, sli Com
mcrcisl Bank ID 30 -chuylkll Navigation Interest
D. D Manufacturers 8 Mechanic Bank ~ goo :
5s. 67 loi 1000 Z. :. Treasury Notes o. 1885, $50
d. : Bank
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CITY ITEMS.

NiBL0's-The Astor-place Opera House vas
again crowded lasi ght witness the performance Of
NJ Macready, who appeared As Othello with Miss {.
wemyss IS Desdemona. The applause was frequent
sui IN moe, instances iudciously bestowed. Sir.
Nscreadys representation Of the i,alous Moor was
most thorous bly, fnished ard aiai' =
too much 90 could not always forget the actor 10
the character The hfth set however given With
great power and displayed Mr Aacreadys talents 10
better advantage thar ihose preceding Mics Wemy ss
sctsd her part admirably Her voice Is clear and uu,
sud her sction natural dignihed and eloquent With
feeling
TIE PATRIOT HEcKER.-Her HEcEER gave a
reception to his German and American friends from II
70 D clock yesterday the Governor Room Of the
Cry Hall be vas welcomed ~ a large number Of
citizens In the course Of the evening be visited tue
German Theatsr IN Elizabeth Il. which was handsome
iy Illuminated IN honor u the occasion He Will soon
cal meeting Tor the purpl,s Of giving account Of
the German Republican party sndits recent movements
BALLO0s AscEssIos.-Dr c morrill,. the BRO
nazr who has recently made three very successful
IN Boston las arrived IN the CRY and proposes
70 make srAl ascension next week 10 his faTorte
balloon, the American Eagle
bONbAhDftNf % FkhA AhL Inns Ia-llE-
csrt DioranA So Broadway ate Barnard Panorama
VII open on the 18th INST On a scale Of unusual spen.
dor and eject Every squire IS moving one; eyery
steamer. ship. gunooat &c. Il made 10 and eel
tae cannon which are loaded ~ mechanical hgures
are real and reai shells thrown and explode Il /.
sad 70 be most extraordinary combination Of ar,i,
excellence and mechanical science The exhibition.
VII De sccomp panied With choice and appropriate N 1sc
~ BaEEEs ScKIPrURAL PAIyTiSGs a. Do
rsmle Hal, are commanding general attention. W.
understand that the London press has spoken IN very
favorable terms OF hese productions Of arr The Do
Of the Creation and the Deluge also exhibit
ed AZ the time. 10 the Hall These works hav,
made sensation among those wno frequent place,
OF Amusement Ciergymen have visited them and ex
pressed maeh eradication al their excellence and in
ieresr
Y Steamer California. Capt Forbes, sailed
FOR california saa Oregon yesterday noon We have
more extensive nol.es Of TIE C. which we have no
| room for Inis morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-07

the Wing National Convention q - adopted
anti. Annexation resolutions p
g. II Is quite tree that various gatherings Of pro-
Tossing Whigs the Philadelphia Convention m
elusive, have manifested lack Of devotion 70 me
Free Sol principle Dot this was equally true win
regard 70 Annexation 10 ~. Those who "lsheo
il did not find il difficult then 70 demonstrate sitsr
fashion. that the Wing party were noI feAily
hostile y Annexation. We did not believe them
then ~ do not credit the followers IN Their foot
steps now.
T. Inls44 many BirneyItes admitted mat MI
CLAW was hostile 70 Annexation bat insisted tnai
be va. not 50 fortbe lght reasori-whereior they
could no, support hin. In ls4-, Mr. Bascom sees
Wbig. all around him. including the Wing jour
nsis and WIKI speakers Of the Free states
almost without exception. declare Themselves IN
aex.b.y hostile 10 the Extension Of Slavery. get
he insists that they are nearly all false and de-
ceiying-that they mean nothing Of the sort-snd
he picks out here and there an utterance-more
commonly silence often the result Of a. over
sght-snd by these exceptions tries 70 prove the
Whig party IN the Free States not Whig-its
express and authentic declarations Of sentiment
electioneenng hes-and Us Uniform votes 10 Con
gress mgmmeries or msneuvers. We think be
nigh. prove anything he chose as clearly and as
plausiby
II IL tue doubtless that there are many pro-
fessed Wings even ia the Free states who are
ret hostile % the Extension Of Slavery. az We
know there are some who are hostile 70 Protec
ton 70 Internal Improvements g.. There are
some men IN ours ss 10 all other parties who have
no moral principle and very little principle OF any
kind 70 is also true M Our opinion, that Gen
TAYLOR is not heartily hostile 70 Slavery Extension
but il Is also true that a majority OF those who
support him are so. that majority OF the whole
peoole are Of ike sentiment and that he stands
pledged generally not 20 veto acts Of Congress
whereof the Constitutionslity IS established. -
We believe he will veto no bill on tins subject
which Congress may pass We believe Gen. Cass
70 be committed to pursue exactly the opposite
course We believe Wing Congress according
10 all experience more likely 20 do night on this
subject than one OF opposite politics and we 40
nor believe Wing Congress or any other pul
Looo-Fooo Congress will be elected # Gen lay
lor is beaten 20 we 60 in for the entire Wing
,cke, ss the best course now practicable If Mr..
Bascom knows how 10 do better let HIM act ac-
cordingly We should prefer, however, that If
anybody is impelled TO 60 out and hang himself
in is4o. it will not be our Seneca Friend.