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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-16

MEXICAN PoRrs OrrS TO AMERICAN STEAM
xas-Lae sdviees from the City Of Mexico, to Messrs
Rowland & Aspinwsl, ssAse that the Mexican Govern
mens has opened to the Pacific line of steamers, be-
longing TO Mesrs H. & A. the ports of Acapulco. Sen
Blss ssd Nsssslan. without payment Of port charges.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-16

1t appears by this that while Mr.. TuoSs vote
has Increased 527, that Of the Loco candidate has
increased 992, which makes a net loss of 465 Mr.
TuoKs majority at the election in si7 was about
800 and as these eleven towns cast nearly halt
the votes in the District, should he make great
a net loss through the whole, he will still be
elected by 400 or 500 majority.
Here ere the returns from the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-16
Arrival of the Isabel.

bALTIMohE, Ihufsohy MATCH 10
The Southern Mail has arrived, but contains lit
tie news Of importance
The steamship Isabei has arrived a, Charleston
The market for Havana susar'is firm, With an up
ward tendency in prices.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-16

NoLIcsSsE IN NEKsosr.-The people of Yer
mont have determined that no licenses to eel liquor
shall be issued in tha, State for the year to come. Las,
year they voted Just the other way The returns hsve
not vet been all received but The No License msjoriiy
will not be lees than 10 900 or $4,000 Twenty towns
Sive q 600
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-16

RaoDE IsLASp.-The election for State officers
and Members OF Congress takes place three weeks
hence and 1t 10 hoped that this noble Wsis State viii
no longer be represented by divided delegation IN
Congress- stigma which has occurred but once u
ten years. The three parties have completed their
nominstions. and the tekets nov stand as follow:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-16
Debate on Gen. shleId.'s Case.

WARRINGTON Ihur.oagi March ID.
An earnest debate on Gen. SHIELDss case oc-
cupied the attention o. the Senate today until a. O'Clock
During the debate Mr.. FooTE Of Miss used menscing
language toward Mr MANGUs and others.
The report ofthe Committee declaring Gen sHrELDss
election to be null was passed by large majority.
The Senate then went into Executive session.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-16
BROOKLYN

POLICE CouRr-John Potter, arrested by officer
White sniJ night last VI havog
trousy entered The house 80 -
M Mabel examined yesterday before Jlstcs
fully comnr-t or who
arrested Pc he officer charged ia having committed sosnt
bstisry named Msy Dfs,o
and bed 500 of he sppeafsne tie
oy-r and f-fnnsr James Auy arrested and brought b.
Ire Jusc- Ai~ste changed 9TH stealing qusnty rgxlng
Norh a5oui he barn Psaa.sa ys Atsatc
noct c0nast ior trial. T-
whose Jsserisy paper have been
CO comp IN Issued b. justice Bfsfey
o Jsmaca 1' proceeding have saved County
f-n.- " 500 of-rcs County
kdFaf1 fos-ef coGFst o ssau aaf battery
i.scssty Jlsc. GaJu s Psntsaa WofkhOgs- of
trru y tsfs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-16

BAsGoR.-WILLiAN ABBOTT, Esq. Mayor Of
this thriving DownEsst city has been reelected Mr..
AhaWhig The Common Council 10 Wig also.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-16

MoRsE's TELEGRAFH CLAIN.-Judge Cranch Of
Washington has decided that Mr.. Balm has rgs, 70
patent for hi, mode of ielegraphng This decision Ia
sgsins; the Morse monopoly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-16

WAsHINorON, Thursday, March 10.
learn that Hon. CHAs. A. ROCKWELL Of Conn.
has been nominated to the Office Of Commissioner Of
the Cu.tons-s Office created By the organic alton
Of the Home Department RIcRELIEU.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-16

" The Only mode yr discovered ant therefore s-rs
bic adopt for eying pub icy 10 hus'ess ih ush ~
presr which BE- improved IA sscon ~ ne co1s
Try, time. snd 10 sny number ~ psp~fs, ~ - Asrr.
cy ofN PsiNES who specisiy appointed by mo pro
basiless art for which ha 10 daily receiving Advertise
men lie 10 authorized by them % give rec,ips
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-16
Court CsIeudar...TH TVS DAY.

Ce--1. Flr..-Par INos l0 a. "a ils ll iis 10 49,
lsb f5- lrl la Its IU PAT ilNo- r. -. s. 49, ia
lna H. 49, ii0 10
lfr.uar Co1ar same cs.saiu a. NsdlssiiJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-16

The u. s SHIP LESIsGroS.-lt was rumored
yesterday that Of the arrival Of the ship Lrss
oa At Rio Jsneiro hsd been received in this City oar
latest sdvees from that port however do not mention
IL and we sre not Informed to the OF the
por,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-16

~ The National Il gas, good Wing paper
Published BY 5. V. r. HIoKeox st Worcester. Mass
comes TO US 10 enlarged orn and IN entirely
typographical drsss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-16

" ros soVrHANPros AM bsENES The Ustss
States Nal s;esmer Washington, CsPL O. " Floyo
vii leave Pier No y for Soahsu ioa AID Bremen
on Tuesday. March % isis. ,2P ". Al sapefese,s
surgeon board For freight passage apply 81 he 4
ice OF the Ocean Steam Navigation Company 50 Bod
wsy. miSSis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-16

~ as n NM Ledru Rolin, Progdhon Cor
sdcrsnt and other philosophers connected with Ieans
ibro were yesiss charged with preserving the torch q
mssnnony consecTsgec 10 vfiue and mode.ly"
We ind the above as a translation from the
Courier Gs Ear, UEis where il appeared ia Paris
letter signed by Mr.. + Gsi lardet With Mr. Leiru-
Rolhn have not the honor OF personal sequAint-
ance bat know hsi many charges previously set sAosi
against him have been the vilsst ISLANDERS. As for
Messrs Proudhoa and Consdersnt the assertion in the
foregoing extract absolutely and uBquAlhedly false
Il is not credtable to Mr. Galariet TO publish In New,
York WHIST nan no, shielded by universal Contempt
would dare 70 utter In Paris .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-16

~" Penciilirgs e Peculiar P- plea Aoaer s.g,r,
her D'ughisrsAn Oriental EDsrsvnr abssu4fs! picture
The lsS Pledge D.bonoreii IS q fsa sra ccrr-.pot
derce. ard page OfMys.ei.s' 81 Ned', osn.-pys
lssec this day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-16

rY~ We have Just received Part so Of the H.
lu,,rsed Family Bible, Published BY Geo. Virtue 20
John-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-16

CoAL-Ja.t received. Red Ash Egg, Stove sna M
Goa. sellng NJ reduced prices. J. p OsTRua.
mla7gs Yard cor Tenth-av aud Twengy.sx.h.t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-16

CfRcyr CoURT-Beiofe Judge hiWh1s-hfNs T.
49,. y. Na,Os Hssr-C Contested 49, iof dfons. sr-sfy
--i-r--s Mr. berg charges rfn nac-Ay a. t-se' %
HEM norrar. Tbs c'rtr-~i fhan = r.sf'
a. .rnlarr-i n.n Appearing per-ou, = %
49, 80. af ~ al f~-Nng ~rf- % - Dfl
...f H. .tr-- o. that AL or, 90 be- 'st- .rQ
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-16
ASSEMBLY.
ASSEMBLY.
y ouAvnu sryAn NAVIGATION COMPANY

NY AND HAvRE STEAM NAVIGATION CohrAN'
Mr. FISK reported iavOrably on the bill tor q
charter 70 tho NewYork and Hayre steam nsvg stion
Company
Mr.. Cross reported bill 10 supply the City OF
Albany with pure water.
SYRACUSE AND ROCHESTER, RAILROAD.
The bill for q direct Railroad from syracuse %
Rochester up on ito final passage.
Mr.. NARNUM moved that II be recOmmltted.
Mr.. WHITE moved the previous question: when
the bill passed by Yeas O.. Nays 81.
LAND TAXEs
The Committee OF the Whole took up the bill
for the sale OF land In the Counties where situated
New York. Ulster and Albany Counties sre exempted
from the same long debate followed on the bill
The Committee then and reported the bill to the
House, which ordered 10 a third reading.
Mr.. PRUYN introduced bill 70 regulate the hours
of labor. CLINTON PRISON
The House proceeded % consider the bill in "a
for Of making appropriation for the benefit OF the
Clinton Prison. After little debate the ensctng
clause restored. and the bill made the special
der for this afternoon
WATER FOR BROOKLYN.
The bill for supplying the City OF Brooklyn with
pure water IVES on motion taken up read third time
aud passed
NOTICES OF BILLS.
Mr.. STEVENSON gave notice oi his intention 20
Introduce bin declaring the public utility OF bridge
the Hudson A. Albany and authorizing the
stfuc;ion OF said bridge.
Mr.. GUERNSEY gave notice OF a bill for the es
adjustment Of Railway from CsnandsiguA TO Batavia.
HEALTH OFFICER
Mr.. SWEET moved TO make the Health Officer
= special order. which was lost
sING-sINc rEIsON.
The Committee OF the Whole took up the bill
TO provide for the liquidation OF the claims Of the Sirg
Sing Prison. A debate followed. which resulted In
the bill being ordered b a third reading
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-16
Ion of Surveyor Of New-York, &c

Mr.. Il. RrSo was to-day nominated as Surveyor
Of the Port Of New.York.
Mr.. EDWARD w. MoGAUGEY Of Indiana was nomi-
mated for Governor Of the Territory Of Minnesota
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-16

GOUs,Ups ITALIAN INDICATED soAr-for edeclsiiyre-
moving prprs. fecsrs. uehurss OWr-ss chaps
chaics crscks SC from the skin warranted Prepared
Or. GoVRsUp. 81 NSlserst hrst ds'r from brusjuay
where may ~ hai his celebrated Poudr- sntt Tor eaf
csng rupera1ous hsr Lcud Rouge f'r coorrg DO. 80
cheeks deep canson unge, Lily Wine for Ne cnmpea.
ton Hair Dye. Beslcs Hair Restorative, fomsle ~
Tansicnty dyeiag gray hairs Iooh ssles lhaa ~
La tnr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-16

~ MAGNETIC PownES-For he ts,,rucuor q eo~s
rosches. bedbags dee. feas moths ngsse,or. A.,
pills for he destruction OF rails shd mice wSrrsnei W L.
out poison Certhcses from The emiaeu physician.
OF oar cry Tnls article received tie highest premium a,
the ls.e Fair Of the American l-siute.
mis- 81. 4 LYON 40 groxtx.v
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-16

II d
past one of the Paris Correspondents OF The
Tribune, aud during Won Eichthal's life a cores
pondent Of the DcHfsche SchHellpost of this City,
sailed from Havre on the 30th OF January. IN the
American ship EspiHdola, Capt. BARsrow, for
New Orleans Mr.. Bernstein comes out on a
mission connected with the subject of emigration
AMI colonization, and will probably arrive in this
country IN few days. From Newt orleans, he
will ascend the Valley OF the Mississippi, visiting
all the borders OF the Far West and perhaps ex-
tending his journey 10 Oregon, returning by way
OF the Lakes 70 this City, where his route will
terminate. He intends giving the results Of his
observation and experience with the adventures
of his trip, in volume which will appear from the
press of Gotta. the celebrated publisher in SUIT
gard. The most interesting passages OF his travel
be has promised to communicate 10 TIE I'ribnne
from time To time aud our readers who remem-
Der his clear graphic and spirited sketches of
French politics during asst Summer, will be In
terested to learn his first impressions OF country
with whose institutions be has always shown 50
genuine sympathy.
Mr.. bernstein is one Of the most noted German
journalists who reside In Paris. His thorough IN.
timaoy with all the prominent actors in the late
Revolutions, together with the confidential posts
be frequently held, in various departments OF the
Government, have enabled him to sketch with
great accuracy the character and tendency OF
French political parties Many of the predictions
in bis early letters, based upon his knowledge OF
persons and popular w aiterw ard COM
pletely verified by the event. We trust he may
experience no difficulty in fulfilling the object OF
bis mission and that his Impressions Of our Re
public may not fall below his previous anticipa
tons OF its character and practical development.
We bespesk for him, in advance, the courtesy OF
our Western friends
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-16

" JoHs GENiN, - Broadway. ia fofns iho.e o, IA
friends who unsbe 10 hsye lbelr orders suecds4 4,
''' Nees. hat h. 'How faiy supplied viii hs q spr-,
.iye OF seniem-ns Hats, nd that every order VII -
promptly sleadsd. 10 81. every cal responded 90
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Blu sIHEss NOTICES

THE kvstUa We advise readers o. yi.t a.. s..S
shneni and s-e ne w0Dders cnusIns The sr-sf 49,.
lions uOw are he Mammoth Ltdy u 30 lbs ~s.bf. n.
~ootsr'0 performance - Ls.sifr Lee ara h. tosp y
sqalibnsts berde YANKEE Fsces BY Great Nessfn e.
snsing By Pee Morris fsncirs. Sc
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: subscriptions TO Weekly Tribune In Clubs
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ion CITY - OLIVIA daughter Of John Gor.r Es1 Beoo.5a
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Cars THAT Asr csr.-Of styles u8surp.s.sd .,a NJ,
s1fp"'Abie ~ gasss urrvaed znt iAst-fl ness ua.,
pfoiched entire rev snd rsh patterns Tor sprng pr,r
calculated 10 eresis 'erssnon OK sente-u D t.,s
youth % fssnon srd bsb-s Of syw 1f .,- e-
by J. GENiN 2it Broadway. oppo.is. - Paar.
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PACKAGE Prices At RETAIL.

~ choice and elegant s.ofmeni Of French ana Eng.
lish Cnvsi., ilG received snc for sale by
mis- 6leod LEARY co S.4srd Aston HOose
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SrrRxmE CousT AT the general term the full Court
a., .-,-rs.y srsa-f. pst-i usss Jats- ssmo1ts
~ $500 from hs sbs ,i.sra.oa he note-
i. -,1 s--tsrfay ott.r- ron TIE lsgs uas
I'd s.-sr say o. -F-rt she 'hs Sggr; NJ illL
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CITY ITEMS.
Lectures, Concerts. &c. Tonight

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P.-r-.u. u Usf.or r.r- Hr1sfs1y or Nater-t y
crr-rt sn-sr-i--s e. 80 hfos1-'f y u
C. - ar-@l ~. hrlaf-sy-- Day e. ---ai's
Ar-rrsr C.rcl.-k hsrra. srafray =
a1rrrr. Th-sf-s-Gf-rt-r. - 80 t-sfstf-. Y "
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-16

" Dr. DoDs vii deliver he sat lecture Bot ore 10 H.
city his evening Al The Coliseum, sna W. s1hba "a NO,
remarkable sNpsrlrners
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-16

In Democratic Whig General Committee.-
ROADWAY HovsE, March s. ls4s.-rhe following resoiu'
ton VA adopted
Rssosed That the Democratic Wing Electors on The City
County SewYok requested 10 assemble 10 their
respective Wards ct ouch pscs. az the Ward Committees
may Designate on FRIDAY EVENING The 80 Inst 81 u
O'Clock or At such other Tins that day The Wsrd Com
miuee may dessnat- TO choose Nominating Comm tee
10 sabe persons ,r Charter ard School Oc-rs
for th~r Wsds and three delegates
the srds Con vention be held at thu Broadway
Hyuss Monday evening, the 18th Inc; AZ ~ O'Clock TO
nonlasts Democratic Wig candidate for Mayor Of he
Guy Of New York for the ensuing year. and Ams-
HOuse Commissioner for the same time.
HENRY p. DAVIES, Chairman
d dss.so s sIuIss,.sr Vice chsrmsn.
JosErHR TAYLOR, secrst.rie.
Nm l.. shadow mis- 1854
re- IN adjourned Meeting Of the General Com.
M tise q Dem cratic Wig Young heo OF The City and
Couny OF NewYOrx will be held al the Broadway House
or FRIDAY EVENING the 18Th March inst al z.
O'Clock hObT. L. HALVES, Chairman
Gas X TAyLok, recrstares. 100.
X y TOWNSEND, ) mis- gus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-16

R- The weather s most dismal 10 exper'
ene- ard Of course unpleasant, to register eonun'
uA drzze in the sir and six inches of son mud under
foot No person into TIE streets who IS abe
to stay Al home. thermometer down 70 swapping
point and 20 sgn Of solid bottom.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-16

The SrREETs.-The streets of this city present
muddy appearance, and ought to scrspe aequsint
with the hoe and spade very speedily II wssa
somewhat Unusul sight to see men employed in clean
ing the streets But the contractors In the Third Ward
we're yesterday actually clearing up the dirt and rub
blsh, the accumulation Of months. When will won
deTs cease.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-16

PRIMARY MEETISGs.-The Wings Of this city
hold their Ward meetings this evening for the purpose
Of choosing Delegates to attend the Mayorslty Con
veution, 70 be held next Monday evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-16
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

votes given for the Charter Ia this city the cleo.
ton Ois 10 total against 3036-giyng majority
Of as against the Charter Thousands of the citizens
refused to vote.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-16

AccIDEST.-John Brce, an old aud respectable
nhsstAnt Of this city accidentally fell IN HEX. on
Wednesday afternoon lss,, striking bis head on the
pavement and iuIuring him severely. He carried
nio the house and every possible attention paid TO him
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-16

The NEw COURT ROoN.-The new room in the
City Hall, inlended for the occupation Of one Of the
Justices Of the Municipal Court Is nearly finished and
will probably be taken possession Of On the rt Of next
week The present Court room was offered 10 the
Board Of Education some time since, but refused
GA accounted iis smalless
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-08-22
HENRY MCDOWELL
NORTH Carolina Election.

By a telegraph despatch with
which we have been kindly favored
by the Fayetteville Observer, we
learn that the recent contest for mem.
bers Of Congress has terminated in
the election OF Clingman, J. P. Cald-
well, Deberry Shepherd and Outlaw
Wings; and Venablo, Daniel and
Ashe, Democrats. In the 9th dis
trict the contest between Stanly
wv. and Lane CD is close, and
the result doubtful. In last Congress
the delegation stood 6 Whighs and
3 Democrats. --CharlSt9H Mercury
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-08-22
For The Patriot

Ma EDlroE-Seeing in your last
weeks paper an article signed Junius
j., | feel somewhat inclined tn pro-
pound a few questions, which Junious
IT,, has a right to answer or refuse
Did | say it was in Erins Isle I first
imbibed the democratic creed? Did
I attempt TO create a sympathy in the
minds Of Irishmen? Did | say the
Convention was brought forth in sin?
How, Sir, did | vent my spleen on
Judge Martin; or was it my usual
style! What remarks did I make on
National. State, and County policy?
Why not state what did on each and
every point, as you attempt to report!
Do you not recollect what | said con-
corning the election ola United States
Senator, and the great and paramount
question Slavery? Who took differ.
ent grounds or said more than | did
on National policy? What was my
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-08-22

viously adopted and obeyed BY
both Senator'S and reiterates his
promise 10 obey them TO the letter
pledges himself 10 sustain the right
Of instruction, snd the duty 90 obey
or resign-and gives them a formi-
dable aspect to the Wilmot Proviso
by declaring it TO be only a part OF
a more extended design involving
the abolition Of slavery in the District
first, aud then in the States.
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-08-22

views concerning the Planters Bank
School, and internal imprutmen,
lands-Probaie COuri-Circah Cunt
and Police C0uri-Tar Collector. d.
ASSESSOR Give my remedies If Won
please! If you are not preiudiced
against me. Were yon not oele-
gate Of the late county conventionl
Are you not a nominee Of said Con.
veniion! Wherein, did Mr.. Harrison
Mr.. Martin, and Mr.. Griffin, differ
with me, on all the various points!
DO You not intend to vote for all the
nominees! What do you think of a
State Bank! What o. State Fair.
and an appropriation by our State for
agricultural purposes! l know your
gigantic mind should be consulted
so Junius Jr. let me hear YOU.
Mr.. EDnoR, after Junius Jr. has
done | want to relate to you a dream
| had a few nights since. which hope
you will publish, and many certif-
Gates to prove / told it, and expect
TO get many more. Please inso IT
the above, so may hear from Juni-
US Jr. | hope next time we may be
able 10 know his real name.
Yours Respectfully
HENRY MCDOWELL
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-08-22

al would not give one acre ofland
on Bunker Hill, o. Yorktown for ev.
cry foot that lays west Of the Rio
Grande, the its hills were studded
with gold, and its valleys lined with
slaves. From this he deduced that
Gov Brown believed cas- our North.
erR enemies do, that Congress has
the right to legislate upon slavery. -
Republican.
0h!nO neighbJr we did no such
thing. This is what we said: eve
are not surprised to hear this decla-
ration referring to the declaration Of
Gov. Brown quoted abovel from one
who believes as our northern enc
mics do, that Congress had the right
to legisla!e upon slavery" The last
proposition is not based upon the
first.
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-08-22

The st. Louis Republican of the
Goth contains the letter of Senator
D. r. Atchison on the Slave Question
it is in reply to a resolution OF the
Platte county meeting, which re-
quested him to give his views in
writing on the questions which Mr..
Benton had discussed at Jefferson
City. MI Atchison complies at con-
siderable length, taking the opposite
ground to Mr.. Benton. but not men
tiOning that gentleman's name once
thro' the whole OF the address.
He argues, in opposition to the
views Of Mr. Benton, that the VIII
mot ProvisO is in violation of the
Constitution. He contends that all
Mexican laws and DEGREES which
slavery were ipSO factO, repealed bv
the treaty acquisition, inasmuch as
they were inconsistent with the
equal rights Of the States and citi.
gems of the Union. He aflierms that
thereis nothing" in the Southern Ad-
dresses, (which by troture itself can
be constructed into design to dis
olive the UniOn"--unless he adds,
the calm and temperate narrative
Of wrongs inflicted on the one part
and patiently endured on the other
-ofgood faith violated, and reckless
assaults by one portion of the States
upon the rights and institutiOniOns of
another all in utter disregard of the
compact which binds them together,
bs called conspiracy and disun-
ion.
Mr. AchisOn contends that the
Jackson Resolutions of Missouri are
the same in substance as those pre-