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New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-13

FoCsD siczisrsE sTszr-Thos Dohonsy,
who arrived in toe pscks'ship Queen OF me West, ~n
t,und lsst pisht 10 sre~r unable ~ help hms@lf
n, x.s taken ~ 10, oee VI the Connnissoner of Eo
rnlxratlon and from there u The City HOsyiral
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-13

ROME COSvESTIO>. ten Aaron Wa'd is the
Hunker Delegate from the let Assembly District Of
Westchestcr Co and Hiram p. Rowell the Barnburner
Delegate From the I'D District the Hlnkers have cho.
John Z. Haskn, Esq fmemoer Of the Hunker State
Central Committee from the Isl Judicial District, who
ceriih,s TO the passage Of the celebrated Tsmmsny
Resolutions Of the 18th Of July in recent letter to the
Editor Of the Ns Beaford Mresry. and declares biz
purpose cordially supper, the principles expressed
n those resolutions a Delegate 10 Rome from West,
chester Co The Barnbumers have appointed Joseph
?. Anderson Delegate from the same District with
Judge HssAin.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-13

FArAL AccIDgsT-An inqaest vas held zee
terdsy ct the house corner Of Twenty onth-st and
Eleventh sv upon the body Of AOrsm Morris. syssrs
Of sge, whose death caused BY injuries reo~ived
by falling from pile ofamoer at the footot Sixteenth
St sR It sppe.rs ths, the little fellow. In company
with other boys. vac playing on tho lumber and that
when in the act Of climbing poo the pile he misssd bis
hold and fell backward. striking his head upon sucs
Of underlying at the bottom Of The pie, ct The ssms
moment stick from the top Of the pile fell upon him
and infected sucn njgnes 20 es1ss snost instant
death Verdict IN .ccordsacs with toe above fsets.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-13
rnr.lr..tA.
D..,h.ey choi..

There are o9 deaths sss BY sl diseases. and ass css
by Cholers.
The following will compare the general mortality for
the four corresponding weeks oAlste. with tho four
last weeks
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-13

Asss-Ondef yrsr. isi. a. years. lss. fto -
u d" ~, 10 - ~, ~ 20 q. - - % e. i.s. . 20 n.
lV = % ~. a. - to - ~ 80. ~ a. 3 - ~
-. l. 100 an lpssri. Irsue~a. 10
FL.Ss, - NAriNirN-Jnltcf Sfairs - ir- ard, Ne
tnx AMI u. Scotland, .. Mse.. :. IS~rrsnv. -
France Holland. s~rira S. s,.ifrsf,.aa h. Rrih
.sh Possessions IN No'th Am~re, q we.s lnde. ?.
>ouih Aurflcs Norway. D unknown.
frw Hospital |evle. -. Pen tenu.ry Hospital.
h.sck~e'ls Island. Lunsuc Asyum. Riack~e i.'sni
NArd. lssnd. .. RNndas ]. snd. "a. CIV Hospital
F. C.y Prison. Z. An. House. R,sckv~i. i..ai u
Coufet Home. CoIor-a p~r'ons a Sisntcr-u Hos
pal. Ie Nill ans sO rmurenihst 10 rhrty sfhs -
81 Ceuier-st W WHITE. ClS Inspector
he City Inspectors Repor, stiii gives larger -
sresMs Of de-,hs by Chers than that OF the sanitary
Committee. The diaerenes will be seea from the FOL
lowing table 70 be lt0
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-13
D.,,, sr.-.,. lE... .-s-s p.a, q,
The following table vii show the Cholers mortality
and the average temperature for the last four wseAs

Tho ,o owing table will show that both the general
mortality and Cholera have decreased gradually from
the highest point the 2lM Of July. to tho present
time
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-13
lih Tor The week ending June to Aug II

Total die renee In The reports.
The mex, table shows ths average deaths per day tot
each week by Cholers from the commencement, OF thu
a sea.e
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-13

HARsosy AsD Usros-In the XI'h District
Gilbert e. Dean is the Hunkor Delegate 10 Rome. and
John ~ COnnell. Substitute
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-30
q Is a IN Is LIN HOUSE,
VA ED
General Stage Office.
HIGH STREET MINERAL POINT, WIS,
& WHO respectfully informs the public that he
-. J.


WHO respectfully informs the public that he
" has recently enlarged his house and VIII be
pPy TO receive all who may favor him with
From his long experience in the business he
iatters himself that he can give general satisfac-
ton.
Thankful for past favors he respectfully soIcits
a continuance OF the same. a large AMI commo-
dious barn IS attached 70 this establishment une-
qualed by any in Mineral Point Horses and car
riages 10 let NJ al times.
stages VIII leave his house daily during the
season for PIattevIle. Gaiena. and Dubuque also
FOR Madison and Milwaukee connecting with the
different routes through the state he has also made
the following
NEWT ARRANGEMENT
Tioice lcset from AiHcrai Pom 10 Franklin.
The subscriber would respectfully INFORM the
travelling public that lie mas NJ lde arrangements
for running a Stage twice a week, 10 wit; on
Tuesday and Saturday, from
MINERAL PoTNT TO FaASKLIN, a
by the way of Linden. &c. To leave Mineral
Point at o'clock in the morning and return the
same day.
Stages leave his House three times weak for
Madison. Milwaukee, Galena &c. Packages &c.
Transmitted with care anddespatch.
- l. T. LATHROP.
e Mineral Poinr. April, 18th 1915 33-tf
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-30
CODY'S 'OfN WENT NEVER
+ AIS.

II is Almost nesiect RENE " forsores of all kinds
cures gals. hguE-es spralas, rIng-bones spavns,
sweeney. jouDie.r-I feet &c sc. Also rheumat-
ISM chappel 3 slas sore lips, running sores. piles
sweiiej fec" sns ear. sore legs ulcers contracted
cords, eruf-.,a .b1l-, enlarged joints. cha!es in
cases Of brui-cz aia scalds an immediate applica-
ton OF this Ointment viii afford instant relief
As a Horse ard Family Ointment, the proprie-
tor chael1es the world To produce its equal
Farmers and e arnsters should always have sup
ply of this Invaluable article on hand Tor cases Of
emergency. ~ family should be without il for
a single Gtv Inc hour OF pain comes whom ,,e
least expect I'll Therefore he prepared. ] ms ONT
nent is Fut up b very large tin boxes and sold at
the low price 81 81 cents per box. Observe the
written Signature Of the proprietor on every box
N lthout This Ieae is genuine
Sold Wholesale and on agency BY Dr. n r
Cody at his American Agency Office, Waukegan
Ills Also on fae same terms by Or. r d. Pull
ford at Mineral Point and By Agents throughout
the west lyIS
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-30
BY llJ'IIIO
BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE
UNITED ) IATES.

Van nnrsrance of law. ZACHARY TAYLOR,
IL President Of the United States OF America. do
hereby declare and make known that Public Sales
will be held at the aforementioned Land Offices IN
the State OF IOWA, al the periods hereinafter des-
ignated, to Wit
At the Land Office at DUBUQUE, commencing
on Monday. the seventh day Of January next, for
the disposal OF Public Lands situated within the
aforementioned townships, TO Wit:
North of the base iiae, and prest Of The ffih
principal aaeridioH.
Township ninefy-eight OF range three.
Townships ninetv-sIx, ninety-seyen, and ninety
sight, Of range four.
TOWNSHIPS niuetY-fiye. nInety-sIy. ninety-seveH.
ninety-eis.ht and nlnety-ntne, Of range FIVE.
townships ninety-three, ninety-our ninety-iive.
ninety-six. nincty-seven ninety eight and ninety
nine, Of range six
At the SAME PLACE. commencing on Mon
dav, the twenty-lirst day Of January next for the
disposal Of the Public Lands within the undermeG-
toned townships, viz:
North Of the base l1te and tcest eftas fifth
principal nlerldian.
Town ilips uinetv-four. niuetv-five ninety-six,
ninetyseyen, ninetyeight and ninety-nine OF range
seven
townships ninetY-four. ninetY-iive. ninetY-six
ninety-sey en-. and niHety-eignt OF range eight.
Township ninetv-ive township nincty-six, Tex
cept the southwest quarter Of section twentyseven
the southeast quarter Of section twenty-eght and
sections thirtytnree and taIrty-our including the
Indian agency) and townships ninetyseyen and
nnety-eght Of range nine
townships nineiy-twe aRd HIaety four OF range
ten.
Township ninetv-one Of range thirteen.
Township ninety-one and nine1y-two, Of range
fourteen.
At the Land Office at FAIRFIELD, commen-
eng Monday, the fourteenth day OF January
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-30

he is now opening
opposite the Court
Point. He would
form all persons
sion TO use such ar
may find at his es
largest and best as
and Medicines to
ofthe Lakes; all OF
warrant to be per
good ; having puT
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-30

at ms old stand.
House in Mineral
res pectfully in
who have occa-.
ticles that they
adjustment, the
soTment Of Drugs
be found this side
v hich he will
fectly fresh and
chased them all
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-30

JOHN MILTON.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-30

A course of Lectures on Anatomy. Physiology.
ana Pathology. viii be gwen al Mineral Point To-
wa County. Wis,


and Pathology. viii be given al Mineral Point, Io-
wa County. Wis,
~ GEE, ~ Ts.ELgEFe III D
commencing on Monday, the l3ih Of Novembe
lS49: Lectures viii be given daily, discussng,j It,
rlng the course. not only Physiology, General. 7,
cial, and surgical Anatomy bat also the more IL
porant points in Medical Jurisprudence.
Dr. w has made arrangements Tor an ample
supply OF materials from abroad FOR complete de-
monstrations on the recent subject and no pains
viii be spared 10 illustrate the subject perfectly
as in the Colleges and TO render the Lectures en-
inently practical.
To Practitioners and Students of Medicine in
the Mining region. such course is peculiarly in
wiling first on account OF the trifng expense; Sc
condly the opportunity which all will have for not
only witnessing dissections, but Of taking part in
it themselves.
TO the Legal Profession. such . course has ma
ny inducements it acquants them with Anatomy,
the ground work Of the science Of Medicine; with
the principles of Physiology the laws OF life and
with substantial information te otbsricise Ob-
fGined. on the most important points in Forensic
Medicine
Terms made known on arpiication
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-30
EHga5ss5y Gr0CerSeS.

within The last Two months, from responsible deal
ers in the east. He has also a large stock of all
kinds of
Family G.0CeEEeS,
which ne will dispose of at prices which cannot
fail to TO please his customers. Also, a large as
sortment OF Pants, obs aad Dye S .uIS
The undersigned hcP2s By strict attention TO
his business to merit the patronage OF the public.
THEO RUDOLF.
Sertemher %. 1873 F-tfI
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-30
LONDON a.cLT.AGLE
LEE LOO PILLS.

l=1 ] lfr~}1
rrnou rHr ROYAL COLLEGE on pHARnAcrl
x0HE public are assured tn 1t in these pdls tbcv
have a n,e5ecine 81 ,lrlriv.,led power and :
| cacv The proprietofs a;ter having used thei
averal wears in an extensive medical practice con
IDENTIFY pronounce Them the best PHI ever ca,
,unded
| 1r.,.,i. -. -, tr,,,,rro $500
'--e p'D'a. - - = aI'
~ i''' - -, ~ -, ~ "a :
" y uieh I'D, '''7 ~ .tt3'N
~. mi =. 80 .'.e - - -
! ~ - ; - -, -. - -.
"a
~ nau,eatine, tsfe Thee pills win generally on
er,.e bt- tbe are ant 70 leave the bow coStTe
md by tbeir n,rtial orerafion mon the I,rge r..
/ rastinas +be, i,l,rf r1.ti,e ,es- niles and ,t.,
/ ,orros ~ j,.,,rsi, ana othar deraneerant ~ IN
! in-estines MOI 50 he
JoNnlo,- r-rc,rr1rJr pJTToT-c prrrc
-
/ Ihey are NhaI TheN process 70 "e. composed Of
some OF the most rare and valuable medicmes ev-
er discovered and SO com 5lned mat they act upon
an parts OF me lnies-Aes "iNe- ne Siiail as wei
as Inc large Bringing me hNeI mo hsaii1y ac-
4 non uey remove az lie otisel. 4 MOST FToliiAc
source OF trouble ana leave Ihe bowels and digest
I've cans IN a strengthened ana nedilhye
I The design with winch these FIils were got uT.
was 10 solve the problem 81 The possibility OF find
/ ing IN the egetabie hln@oo'n a
SUBaTiTUfE FOR MERCURY
in all its forms md Dr,c;jr, in ra,,,l,;,,, tho
Iier anil ra-n,,,i,,r Riliop. ceases ~ L,eII -
ir,r ,s IN r,,s If C,r,,c 49,
Ter sfe,,+ rial Of sos r9er;r !, er
emf forms of cor,binsrio tcsa mis- - 1a,,,1
10 solve the problem. IN them the public have
,f ,,arc,,r ,rd ,o- re~.tc+I,, b,r,,tess ba;,,,,
danteJ IN nroner doseS) to the mos delicate f.,
male or child IS wei as the robust man The
Medical Faculty are invited to test their roerits
and the pnldic Generally. 10 give them q trial As
= f,noil, medicine tbag are
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-30
Notice.

ia HOSE indebted 70 the aH ,ersgucl are here
a. by uoudel that IN order TO save cost tn
same must he settled without del.v
BEECH & TILLEY
June IS, 1877
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-30
y OzS3.0l2
To Miners and SmelterS.

ALL persons are hereby forbid to trespass mine
T dig, upon the following Lands without permits
ion from the undersigned
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-30
Terms made known on application.
New Drug Store.

EHHE undersigned has recently returned from
- the east, where he has purchased large stock
of Drugs Medicines and Family Groceries which
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-30
LwAYs sAFH AND ALWAYS SURE
A QUESTION Ak WrRED

ing as these pills DC. 10 cure all dtaeases2 Our
answer is this. and it is given in all candor We
believe we have in these Pills a better medicine
than was ever before offered Tor the relief OF uuman
suffering. and thar they are destined to prove a
great hleesiDu 20 man .-ju1
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-30

y !. sm0ifcrs VII r 10 ! - .rd Ferl
acconn. sair Tor any and I'll IcaH AIrer.d ar o.b.
re- ores Ial.ed on rhe abc,e O. fibed I.,,,|. end
removed from the same fiv fhe =, -'''
JnH> RP.sCKET. s.en+
-'+t'-e-t-i -..- al
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-30
NEW STOVt S!!!

Fsl kOONS.-lo hundred good Corn Broons.
--aA-@ warranted 10 syvfep clean. for sale by
BEECH < 1iLLEY
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-30
Fob SALE.

modating terms. They are well calcu-
lated for farming pHranseS, and H., in the
vicinity of good lead diaaipgS. Enquire
Of JOHN BRAEkEN. 2O;f
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-30
arg Paste,
A new and delicate article Of Con
fcctiOncry, just Reed at Lilyd'S,

n TTRON-a i esh ami fine article Just received
~ mi for sac n q w CD3B'S
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-05-04

"The former editor oft Free Trader,
now postmaster, will find there is margin
enough to reach his case. and that shortly !;
the whimperinc of his organ TO the contra
ny notwithstanding. Chicago Journal.
The '..Jormer editor" Of the Free Trader,
to whom the Journal allud.s, is happily be-
yond the reach Of this administration, which
has no "friends TO reward and no enemies
to punish" He laid down the cares and
burdens ofollice at leas; We ago, and has
since been enjoying rural felicity at the end
of plow handle. Whatever may be the
sins of the present postmaster at Ottawa,
that Of ever having in the remo,es, degree
had any connection with the Ottawa Free
Trader We believe will no, be laid TO his
charge. Extensive as the margin of pro
scrip,on Of the present administration nm.
douttedly is, it strikes us it would still be n
triiling enlargement, TO compel the present
p. NJ. here to suffer for the sins Of his pred
ecessors.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-05-04

We are happy in being able TO announce
the fact to the people Of the state Of Illinois
that another reduction of$5 600 has been
effected in their annual expenditures
Thanks TO our legislature, 10 Gov. French,
and lastly butno, leastly to an independent
press, the canal bondholLers of our state
have at length heard the complaints Of our
people, and the crying abuse Of s, 900 sal
airy to each Of the foreign canal trustees
has been abolished. IIcnceforth Messrs
Leavtt and Swift mast accept a more rca-
sonable stipend for their semi-annual visit
10 the state Of Illinois, or they will be per
miited to unburden themselves entirely Of
those very oncrous duties which they have
spent so much of their precious time in at.
tenling to, and impose them upon other aud
broader shoulders.
Oar authority for saying the salaries Of
the trustees have been reduced is the,iollow.
Ing article from the State Register Of last
week. And we fully concur III the sugges-
iions o! that paper, that, now that the work
OF reduction has been commenced, it ought
10 continue. The salaries on our canal are
VIGOROUSLY high beyond all precedent or ex
ample, aud it Is Cat robbery to continue
them so. We commend the views o. the
Register 10 the attention of our readers:
We learn that information has been rccei-
we'd here III answer TO a communication from
the governor, from Messrs. Barring < Broth.
srs, London, that the salaries cr MessrS.
Swift and Leayitt, are reduced from s. 900
per year, each, TO $1,000. We are highly
gratiiied to present 10 orr readers this cv.
dence Of q desire on the part of the foreign
bondholders to meet the just wishes and ex.
peetations Of our people. We shall now
look with some interest TO hear from the
same or some other quarter, that the exor.
tant 81 800 salaries Of the subordinate olli-
eials on the canal are redue ed to a lust rate e.
We can assure Messrs. Leavitt aud Swift
that reduction ofthe salaries Of the officers
oil the canal Is expected of them, as the re-
port OF the Judiciary committee, Of which
Mr.. Little was chairman, and which was
unanimously adopted by both houses of as.
sembly, is abundant evidence. While the
slate will continue to maintain the s,rictest
Justice towards all her creditors, she will
never sanction tho reckless extravaganc
and wanton squanderng Of the resources of
the canal, upon Draw lers or favorites. All
we ask is, that the work shall be conducted
with strict view 70 the interests Of Ill con.
serned, and We advise those having charge
of keep this strictly in view. We say,
then, let Messrs. Leavitt and Swift, who
have the power to control the matter, reduce
the salaries Of the officers Of the canal 10 a
Just rate and no complaint will follow, else
we can assure them and the bondholders
that the end il not yet. We think by this
time they must be satisfied that the people
OF the state, and not clique, understand the
matter, and are determined 10 insist upon
their rght,.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-05-04

HE ArTRY AT Sr. CHARLEs.-The Chi.
cago papers have several different versions
OF the occurrences at ST. Charles. They
generally blame DR.. Richards, and there
seems to be little room to doub, that he had
in his possession, and still knows where is
secre'ed, the body Of Mrs. Knyon.
We know it is difficult not to contemplate
with horror the idea Of the body Of friend
orrelaiive being cut up into muce meat by
surgeons; but we really believe the human
family have been more benefited by the
crime Of grave robbng than injured. We
should be the lastto justify an indiscrimina,e
rlIlins OF the houses Of the dead but where
subjects FOR dissection are so extremely diff.
iicult TO be procured as they always are in a
sparSely settled neichOorhood, il brought to
the test, we don't know but we should con.
slider the leg ofeven respectable dead man
worth less than that Of live man. We
are far fran justifying the course Of DR..
Richards however. Whenit was proved that
he had the body of Mrs. X. in his possess
ion, il appears he insulingly refused to give
it up, and generally, by his own imprudent
conduct raised that storm about his head
which so nearly proved fatal to him.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-05-04

The ALLEGuEsIANs CoMINo.-A line
from Mr.. Brocklebank, the gen,lemanly d..
rector Of the Alleghanians, informs us that
we may shortly expect another visit from
them. We are sure our citizens, who so
literally paronizcd them at irformervs
it, will be delighted to hear this. They are
Tar from being mere song singers. We see
by tho ST. Louis papers, tina, by the aid of
ofthe Oraiorio society Of that city, they pro.
duced that chcffGurre of musical compost.
ton Haydn's Oratorio of the creation, in a
style which has enlisted the enthusiastic en-.
coniums of,he whole st. Louis press.
We have an interesting account Of this
splendid achievement in tho Republican,
and shall endeavor to find room for il in our
next.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-05-04
LATER From California.

DISEASE AND DrAIu- The Sdnd,rich Is
lands, &c.-The following letter, which we
find in the Washington Union, 10 from a
respectable gentleman in San Francisco, to
his brother in Washington.
ssSAN FRANoIsco, Feb. 20, 1919.
"DrAR i: Since my arrival here. on the
18th inst, no less than nine large vessels
have arrived, and lots Of people. Bot for
the gold region, the accounts from, rMlach
just received represent the Sulisriucs of The
people there To be great. Many have died,
aud many more viii follow. The disagree
able and rainy season does not eud uu,il the
month Of April.
'.As may be supposed, everything is
anarchy and confusion or, in other words,
every on does a. he pleaseS and lakes care
Of himself.
"Commndcrc Jones has gone o. MI rNpe.
driou mp the bay, in the 'Souihamptou,'
With view oG ascertainiug kow for the
navigation is practicable ior large vessels.
"Rcal estate here is as dear as il is in
Broadway At least, o. much i asked bat
there are no houses IN the place ,Hurduc
any comforts, and no perscH to put them up.
"As high an interest aS , per cent. per
mou,h has been paid for money. hypoth
ecatiug real estate which cost $500 a wear
ago. aud now worth 10000, aud the like.
~ great deal YOU haar from the gold
region Is, oC coHrse eXaCg. rated: but |
believe lis richness surpas> anything yet
heard Of. Indeed. If all reports be- true. the
whole earth = MIXED with II for hundreds
oG miles. the extent &C which has not Vet
been a,cer'aincd, and there cannot be
scarcity Of the article thousand years to
come.
"Goli has riscu in value 10 SlA JOal5;
and it is not likely to GO down. There is
NOT much. however, in market; aud next
fall there will he an Immense quantity
brought in.
"P. :. The measles are killing I'll the
inhabitants ofih- Sandwich Islands 10000.
ii.rcportCd, hnve died. Our commissioner
has struck hi> flag, and il at loCrcrhssd<
with The kanaka government. Commodore
Jones, ! believe, will 20 over there"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-05-04

lHIS may be regarded as asmau traction
Of the entire number who have started from
all parts Of the Union. The number Who
have started across the country will far out
"trip this. As near aS We have been able
to ascertain there have already assembled
at Independence from 5000 TO 1000.
The crowd at St. Joseph is bat little less;
aud the Arkansas rout is said To be equally
full, so that the entire number of emi.l ants
zap to the presen, time wal approach near
5000. We hope they may all make their
fortunes, though we fear many will be Dis.
appointed.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-05-04

TROUBLES. TROUBLES A new annoy
ance aS>ails the Taylor administration from
the great state of New York. The south
ern face assumed at Washington has alar-
med even legislature so unanimous
by wing as that Of New York, aud they are
now celebrating on the following resolu.
tons, which have been submitted by for.
rner free soil Tdy'ori.e,
Resolved, That the fact that the President
Of the United States is the owner Of large
number OF Slaves-the fact that hr has for.
med his cabinet SOFAS 10 give prcponder.
ance in its council, toll slave pow cr-the
fact that his appointments tu Office thus far
indicate n determination 20 protect and ex.
tend the slave holding iutrre,,-al admou.
i>h the opponents Of the extension Of slave.
~ 10 renewed wa'chfulrcsS and activity.
Resolved, That in behalf of the people Of
the State Of New York, we hereby 'cvince
deliberate purpose to prevent the formb.
ton ct any civil government in California
or New Mexico" which does not prohibit
the introduction Of slaves aud the institution
of slavery upon the free soil Of those oouu.
tries, and that this declaration is made rr.
CARELESS Of all the threats Of detection and
Of indignant frownS from whatever GUAR.
ter such threats may come.