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The New York herald., 1849-03-15

FROM THE WEST INDIks.-We have received
files of the Barbados Mercury down to the Both
of January, and news from st. Vincents to the
18th Of January.
The Barbados papers are mostly filed with po-
lIhcal articles, entirely Of local character The
Legislature commenced its session at Bridgetown
on The 30th January. Sir VIM. Colebrook ad-
dressed the legislative body on Its opening, con.
graduating them on the prospects Of an abundant
harvest, and recommending many useful reforms.
He thinks that public provision should be made
Tor the establishment and support of scheols that
bank for savings should be established; and hopes
that the Legislature will give their earliest atten.
non TO the subject OF warehousing goods, building
q lighthouse on the South Point, &C., &c.
The Legislature OF st. Vincent commenced Its
session on the 9th oi January. They were con-
sidenng the Prop'iety OF accepting the govern
Lucia and ST Christopher they had come to the
same conclusion.
We cory the following paragraphs from the
Kingston Gszetre:-
Dec. mber, Ne peIesivs that report had been crcu
lated there that the peasssy msditsred revolt sni.
lar to the outbreak OF 1874, Christ attbu-
table 10 the carrying cut Of tbs summary ejsstmsat
act Every prscsuton vss taken By the exscusivs
power, by hod'Dg the militia troops In rsado-ss
and by swearisg In special sonsrabss but the spprs
besd.d outbreak ~Dded In snots- symptoms Of
dstui bascs nifssted net even gasisrins OF
the people IN unusuSi numbors Toe X place
The Governor In Chief OF Antigua had left for Nevis,
whore bis 10 said to have been rendered
oteeary;' out what toe OF necessity 10 does
sppssr. Probably . revolt similar to that Of Dom,-
MICA.
EARrHquAns Several shocks OF very severe earth
qusbes have been exp~rie here during the past
and present week Oa Monday morning., snersly after
O'Clock, ebook, the sevefty Of which only been
psrs.led By that of Februsry. l8a3 vas sistsin,1
rhe vibrations sppea~d to us to proceed from Eat to
Wesr and swelling, three story, felt strong
men bad suddsniy s.is-d h BY the four and
rocked IL Ike Infants cradle. This shock o,cs.
soue much alarm and several pNreons rushed from
their dw-ipgs and fell upon their koses In stres
II IL raid that In the Sounrerre quarter eight shocks
OF earthquake are felt several times dAi,y.
MARROW ESCAPE PROM LIpN.--Ii one of the |
stores on Comm wharf, Iioa, lately rece we'd
irom Africs, is kept 10 cage Yesteroa ay, small
Irish boy, with hs chip basket, wandered into the
store, and in sonie way placed his back against |
the bars OF the cage. The Iron. nothing 10th to |
make slight luncheon, selzed hold OF the Jacket
of the little fellow, who being terribly frightened |
!heirst, set up loud cry tor help Two mea, who |
hapIebea to be near ut hand, took hold OF tho |
boy, and with hearty pail repcued him fs q the |
grsrpt q thc lion. undaniagcd IN person. though
with the lots OF porIon Of his neither integn- |
ioents. Luckily the boys Jacket was large aud !
ubbuitcned, Or he m ghl not have escaped 80 |
easiy .--Bosfos. Tavctter, March )3
The New York herald., 1849-03-15

iH"UpE TtPofW y0n 6st Tom Albany az smittsd
In Lees tnan an hour Eff MAKEPEACE
Operator New York
II appears by this that the teegtaphc wires, on
we'll established lines, more regular, surer, and
more reliable than the nal, as means of trans.
ml,t,ng communications from enc city or town to
another. With the increase of lines aad exo,.
nepce Of the operators and copylste, the u,mos,
accuracy will be attained in messages over the
wires, and the use Of the mail will be, IN mea-
sure, dispensed with. We expect to see the day
when the N,p York Herald, with the exception OF
the editorial and city news. viii be filed win tee-
graphic despsrches from al paris Of the Union,
conveying the latest intelligence from all corners
of the globe. Then We shall be pellcd to head
the news" Two hours" or Three hours" later,
instead Of "One week." or" Two weeks" as We
now do.
The New York herald., 1849-03-15
ANUaENEN1s THIS EVENING.

BowEeY rasATRk. scwsrv-RAoLr Eys-NAroHAL
GUARD-sIeNo "A C,occA AID SIoSOR ksRr
BROADwAy rHkArHR BroAAway-RoRY ONoRE-NA-
HouP-VALEr he SHAN.
NATIONAL rakArvk Chatham squars-LnvE II HynsLs
LUE-M Rbck AsHOR - sw EEr~HAkTs AND WINS
BURTONs THKAluk. uaambsrssrsss-0o 0ox.xv AND Sow
Thh TooDIBs
MECHANICS WALL. Broadway. Dsax Brooms-CHAnrvs
0IEsrRkIa
SOCIETY LIBRARY. Broadway-Nrw 0ALEANs szRsuA-
OERs
BROAD Az CIRsUs. IS, Bsosdwss-HoRsz,sAwMIr Po-
RAoss, DANoINs noRs ks-Bv oAADs, AENT . JOS
TsoUPE
xOOLO0ICAL HALL. 8ewsry-vAN AHsuRs. Cos
QEuASEnIx
CHINESE AUseUH, 6v BrcadwAy-OHMsss ounroar1A
srUYvx-ANr INsTTTUrR Brosdway-MRs BurLzA's
RxALlrcs ~ SHAxsPrAEG
MINERVA ROOsS-MoSs. ADsIrr. xAoro AND Pxusso-
PANORAMA HALL. Corner Broadway and waller
b Or PAnoSAMA rBe aUDsOs HIvEa.
Rev SOrA. Thursday. March l5. ls4V.
The New York herald., 1849-03-15

Gold Pens and Watches - Tho celebrated
Dian o. Pom ted seneeu Gs'e rens with great vassY Z
0oc snd silver dodorA tosothei with
81 oiver steheG ter b. SAVAGE Jun is Wall az
Watches and Geld Pers repaired txotaDs.d.
The New York herald., 1849-03-15

Nathaniel Baker. dem, vas elected Moderator O.
Concord. ever A,s Fowler whig. by IL votes.
The following Representatives to the State Lsgisa
turs were el~ot~d -
Nssbus-Edmund Parker, NAhum Williams, Js6sr
son Rockwood, Aaron r. Stevens latter probshi,
wbxs
Nsshvills-Abrahsm Mitchell, Fordyes M Stimson-
wings
Msrrimack Whig Representative elected.
fisistow Law B. Fucker, dsm.
Dover No ohocs en- ths fret ballot; the hixhest On
the whis ticket lsoked 3 votes OF sn election.
Eppipg-Jo John Chsse. free coil
Brsntwood-J 8. r btnson whis
Eseter-Two wings and free soil.
Atkinson One d.
The New York herald., 1849-03-15

PIrTsBUaoH, March 13 l840
F1osr-Ths market with moderate ba,i iossa IA IN
favor OF the buyer Ssss At So 80 TO - s2, to the
of SEQ bbis Ssies of prime RED whs.s &C o,,
to 7oc yellow corn, $50 eats, $50 Groosr,ss
Il New Orleans sugar at 4ho to 4Xo; Ss~ Orss ns
no.aetss at $50 Per gallon time; ~hiskey, in bol,
ut 1So Provisions There is sctivity In any article
-provi,iops are steady Tho weather oat nuss pes.
eant. TheIs 10 fret Of water In the ohsnnsl.
The New York herald., 1849-03-15
NEW YORK LEGIsLATURE.
ALsANr, March IL, lsA0.

TINE CANAL BANK OF ALsArY
Mr.. CORNELL made further report, 20 minority Of
the select committee for the affairs the
Canal Bank dissentDg from ofths legal opinions
expressed In Mr.. Bokss's report.
The Senate ordered to be printed I've times the
usual number Of copies Of both reports.
vxIEo QUESTION.
Mr. wKIN called fer the consideration OF pr,vi,sosd
question: whether person elected ss in
Congress can hold ssst In the Lesi.lature H. urged
that there nothing In the Constitution which for
BIDS 1t was eply when the person 90 elected hai
~ som" IVES hsnided his acceptance Of the position
that disqualification lakes place.
spIrited political debate snmed betveon Mes,rs
Wlk'n and Floyd o. to thu esaparstvs deuooraey Of
tire two great parties
Mr.. WrxIS offered a resolution, that Mf. Bokee,
though elected . representative OF the Second Con.
gys.sionsl District not d,squslifed rom holding
his seat the Senate until be shsuld sgnify accept
anoe
MIR. h .L, OF Broomo, moved TO lay ths rsa,lution
on the table, but tAs senate rsfassd dirsos vore
wss taken ON the resolution, and lost; Ages, 10
nsys, Al.
CAPITAL pUsIsHMESr.
The Senate then won't Into . consideration Of she
bill TO IeessA the severity Of criminal punsh mens
Mr.. GEDDrs moved that when person is convicted
Of murder, he hail be placed In solitary oondasm
for year. and then ths Governor shall have power
20 order tho execution 10 tssc plAas at hs dtoreop.
Mr.. Covy,-, of Dutehess, made forcibs sppssi In
behalf Of the bill
The Senate rsfUsed to adopt Mr.. Gs0sEI amend.
ment
The bill proposes TO abolish Che pvnshssnt Of death
The New York herald., 1849-03-15

VALUE, SURETY, AND EFFICIENCY OF TBK Mao
NRTIc TKrroRAPH.-Weh have obtained the follow
Ing statement frsm the New York, Albany, and
Buffalo Telegraph Line, in order TO show to what
certainty the telegraph system has reached -
NEw YoaK. March n, 18&0.
he New York Albany. and Buffalo Telegraph Line,
T. FsxtoD, Utica, President WAS Ia good wor King
sld.r' s dnIipG the year ls4s As fello~s:-
The New York herald., 1849-03-15

nt and u zeal oI pstrio'sm and love OF country
not to b~ surpa.s~d, or even conc~ived. Al auec-
do,- illustrative Of the spirit OF the Danes. has
lately come 10 onr knowIe'gr, which we will re-
late. The govrrnm hf, it seems, has sent word
10 the DaDish CoIsuls in all parts OF the world,
10 call upen all Danes to 60 home and aid ia the
war Now, there is Dane la New York-an old
resident, with large family grown up around
HIM who, when hr heard the patriotic call, was
So erirvtd that he could not personally res,ond te
II, that he has actuslly hired man, a belcose
Ir thman, 10 60 to Denmark as his representative,
and to fight against the Germans, tooth and nail,
for HIM. For this purpose he has paid the IRISH
man $500, ~ho has accordingly set sail to join the
Danish Amy. VI this fact there can be no doubt.
Such 's the enthusiasm of the Danes in the cause
OF their country, that they are all fockiug home to
JOIN The army, in hopes Of whipping the Germans.
So waes the world. What a SIGHT! what AMI
mostly between nations, and for what idle causes !
Even The Danes thrmselves-and we conversed the
other day with two highly respectable, intelligent,
and educated gentlemen Of that nation, who thus
expressed th+mselves-coness tn at aostractly, the
Germans are in the right, and have a right to
assert their liberty. But who, nowadays, cares
for right. when lucrative Office is in vlew2 Such
is briefly and intelliebly fair view and state
me mt of the great Scheswg. Holstein affair, which
has given 60 much trouble to Lord Palmerston, to
Prussia, and the great diplomatists OF Europe,
till at length the PARTIES are now going to fight 1t
out among themselves, in good earnest.
The New York herald., 1849-03-15

oanfornsa B0ots for the tiosd Region, war
fAnsd 70 Wear wo yesrs rrpNr X; Iona edne
ooos Tor ihore go overland I'd a Jov You NS
sofsr rut"m tssau streets Fre ch CALI boos =, 81
jail nom 81 70 ~ Patent Leathsr BooS Ga ters, ac.
T1g :ruk-
The New York herald., 1849-03-15

President TAYLOR has recognized Edvat3
Francis Swcci-er. C1n NJ ot the RrpubLc ,I
EousCor, tor lbe port Of lsiladelgma.
The New York herald., 1849-03-15

PORTABLE Dre essi"S Gases, - ufactured by
e sus,cnfe viii s tsu.c,
desuab Tor Eentemans o,e pn.les sp,oe
1he articles are seosed With strict es.rd qusty are
wAmsed SAUNOSt 5ON,
The New York herald., 1849-03-15

Great Rejoicinx.-in conssuuence M .n.a
Lesai..s ., sss: aSo.s .yins n.wsa r Of "a
eu,dss A.d sha henry 8 us john HuK. NE
ONE tavios Expired 'hs lothin wbion sa, ~
ouo.O ara az e.Irasrs pssa svins q
s:a s u.s. ia -. s' o.s. :s.''s ..
s .s ':fi :.
.sd M sas piosd h~ssf =. the as.t
maloLed tho bridge BY way oi aHi.s pos
passed up sld csssrs streets b.. M r
o twelve aDd he same that loudly
Iou. ds-.la IA s"sa
al 81 VI c': c1 AND
TO psrt.As Among the nuo.sr We Io,oed many fror
~ su ssvs .p.dl insi.sios - sSssy ssns IN "a ::
" sons me :" % ne s;,a
sdd ion so tns above. ths whole l bsf mile sugh
Z: .is. .sss
ss now psAd us in the saDssms % ssa @
q U. tied 5. .slstio siass in .ssa asor
Geerei. and others eseaaAnt nearly io
sd Lave Sn Is @ % :nssm Il
r.oers u.y PoAss toe fullest toD 20 hs
'. 's' ssS s.s.y ssS sp
.Aas: letter from gen, lem.n oolnns'. dated u.
i: @tssl. and p;ss q q: %ss. "sSss;
is IN Il .s s
he N feeling a pirate orlay.
,ss ,s :, wS,ss h. was d,ys.s.d hi. nc
tas s..n,r. but had NOS te.a ab to viudoa,s rsa
SStet, he prayed Just co. Ion wtnh.Id
weuio be uetd ut te him he a.o sdvsrsd ssy gene
ront sos he rad tor the asroAd Etvps thsu
!s.a without money ana without p.ies wnsa srso
their otpors &c, that he thong no
osm whstcv,r tho Bridge charter Ia su 20 w.s ,As
elect onuced b. Mr. ebut that b.sn csnmt CO. uud.
stand vii report unanimously hs favor tns ssuerai n
press" seeas 70 ts that the Of Ls memor w pas. te
AssIs,S :" ~ S SIe S. w. sa' AZ emou,V. fouiA &o
An w S7nSN On sEe lon qui,e Interesting do sts
s~ss,ro e re aas t. srsnal ~ scnuts seh.sssr Of
that t ought net o be done y taout v
mspt - the inieres che South
mEht b Affected oj my such part th eo
0O'-~
hr hoees advocated the grant, justice {, nan
who hsA ha up ,hs prosperity Vi tha Sc, a1
t6e cost Of M OWL pvsse BY the
tstini :! tf and asKss Sssats sns r,
pro eV of drAth for oneat. I'll % u
JUSTICE nesrs ~ DIR aad CT s rs sauna VI, - Ne
",tisr poo. a.so wanly supp rssd the grant
ILe vtte upon tho kia,n Indicated rnpR "a
ieeLng in hn fvor-is sto AC)
The New York herald., 1849-03-15
NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PROPRIETOR.

THE DAH Y HkkfLD : "a. eatsons, cents per yy-G
>~r anssB Th~ MORNING E0TTlON pubfishea at oeek
a rtHoS breahfus the frsr AFTkRNt)N
EDITIUN ie Of the seaosboys ocock; and the
Vecond al u P,sf 2 o'clock. = ~
THE WEEKLY HERALD. for cir-uiatsos cn this Conn
pubLh ~Ty sonrd 64 t<r copy s.
asd Emybh 6A per "a per ns iatt~
pries irrinde fhe yost"se.
ALL LETTERS nv na yor subscrrtions sDith adcsr-
tisent 70 be s"d The psfaes nil he dAdNcted (ro"
yUIUNTAR Y CURRESP ONDENCE. ocreaining susportans
s<sos soLed any qp0rEer the oorLd rscd D Be
Sibcr0Hy paid TOR -
No NUJNE taken of anonymous coNsnsuncafio"s. Whit
euer infe, duhez ated fhe
ud 0ddre.. of writer neessarUy for pxbcatiow bt
Of his oood fn1h We ednnoe reetrn r0eced
ations
XDI EKTIs EMENTs trsnecd esry nsns. and 70 cs
vth~d eddions at be
prices pi IL. esb manner the prop' ietor
ssosre responsitIe errors IN m1nnscrW
PRINTING Of IN h,nds sseuied beautVuiiy. and skh
Sssp1frh. Gr<~ r-~~rsd 81 the 0hFce
THE HLRALD ENTERTAINMENT 70 open throvoAoss tn
nigM
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NeW = OTk, march 7Gh, l84O.-J. II. whlN.
ONE and surger, with JOY the ng fsuohsr aaav
10, s
Jour IuIo ual and oevoted tsso Or Of me AZ
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r. .ne WITH nSnor 70 y.ur s .oa 20 DO
M light he world We have ons {, savsrs 10
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Al Ae aud Canada T. In your ha be iaduosd
irk over the n.ny f.ctiss fr ,ns
nt. qu.i you to i%p,rs We MOI. ssr aSS ss
n.u.s .a that ss TO- ~:
n rsndsi you o%i.s aass he Ss
meoios pnlos' pnsr o. and st,ss
acceptance volumes which s,oo%p our me aoa. IL
ssss.s 1s % sss
.sjsy wnca the VI
Your sincere frienda
Me.nsthy Al.esm. Ns,! .orso New Yo,k Andv
is'.,h Edwin Suyst. csun; aenry ". hi, ssi svss
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ooi 1sroo JohI luoE VIM. I,dt.ax wnssa
,wn M vrsinn schsd rage dol ao!.rs rsttetsou. et.n
Inon fy, irsiahd Vim Lawt'u New Yors: Frzolh
d.; hobsrt 20 Oft do; wm Elder Msrrosh de-
doult fer m. to a-d word, =, .rpr ~
sIs wich eptrt.in Of the receipt oa and
s1'r Of she tentimeuta ~ your address, ysA
car toe surpr NJ the epthu'iasu YOU inosd
Gu iook aroma and fsae Of pup sl
henfs who have ~ ofep Eiv prs,fs VI, their
Much sat have ..'d o. tho sa j-cs bs
cr ed 10 the psrinht of r rcb lAnxes
cam OF employ cd you convey rrs sion my
shm - the resp n;til Witch a.y nd .ai Ia 1rs y
ers thas dtpr me- ct Ld in which an
gea. r. indeed gentlemen cheering encouraging
ats ntd - AN at DO di period coafr n, II,
ards spd he tell Of teacher medcne to ,ry with me
orshcs - lon. rotation the yourb
mel 'Ltt my fdfhre lab i'll t~ than
TO tie wefAr u the ccl lent accept your hAat
son ne slt sener' us si't with gr ~ Aa6cstiou.
Low ne ecstemsn, to h.arsft i.ude
And endur and with your
ALd presently. bid yVu IA eweil
In WHITAKER, o Broadway.
The New York herald., 1849-03-15

Sohn N. 0enin, ala Broadway, Informs
these % his nends who unahle t,.r or n
90 70 as utes that fully supplied -four
sprps stys of entepeos Ha every order ~iA
tro1puy attended TO- and every CAL resp ndsd to.
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New hampshire hIectiOn.

BosroN, March l4-l0P NJ.
The returns, a. far received show that Dinsmore
the democratic candidate for Governor ha, been elect.
ed in the third Congressional district. by largo ma
jority. The returns indicate tia. Wilson, whis. has
been elected BY iEcsrased majority in the Arst
district. 1t is doubtful whether Tuck, whg, ia re-
elected in ten tewns all that yet received he has
lost 424 since the last election when he was chosen by
about bt0 majority.
The New York herald., 1849-03-15
IN wHIrf,KfR, o Broadway.

something abOut Hats nut not their His-
WY hsttr l FulS street, 10 OF opinion that II IL
hhry htle imprtane to ne woria whether dan -as .
al oI rhs s rouod ~ rec cred ooor Of No
snt ein,hee OF ~ fenr Piper pok.d o Of pcsiad
perA His new syls offspring Hats iifat a. sl
hoAical. Give him . Gail delay
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Southern Nowss

BALrimoRs, March IL, l8le.
The Southern mail has arrived, by which We learn
the arrival Of the sssmshp Falcon There was nothing
else Of importance.
The New York herald., 1849-03-15

Arrival OF tho Southerner.
CHARLKsror, March 10, l8le.
The steamship Southerner arrived ct the wharf 1t
Mae o'clock this morning.
The New York herald., 1849-03-15
New DevelOpe m~nts In Relation to the Loss
or the Ship franklin Arrest or One OF
the Owners, Charged wish Being Conc rn-
I'd La IL.

Bosror. March IA, l849.
One CT the owners Of the ship Franklin lately wreck
ed Resr Provincstewn has been arrested In this city
on complaint Of the underwriters, who charge him
with writing sundry letters to the captain Of the said
ship to run her ahore Letters this effect have been
found in the esptsias valss. The owner denies the
charge, and gave bail in the Of $40 o,o appear
for examination The other is not to BE- found
One hundred riseed at this port
TO- day. The Siam, from MANILA and the Saxonvills
and Aesto, from Calsutts among the number
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-06-27
cnrNrRY NEWSPAPERS.

We would most earnestly commend the
following remarks from a New York pa
ner 10 The serious attention Of our readers.
No man can be so blind as not TO dscoy-
or The truths, and no one ought TO neglect
The admoni,ions therein contained:
1--WE cannot too often, nor too earnest
L. imnress on our friends the Importance
oC liberal and generous support OF their
local journals. Ii is duty which we re-
gret 10 say, is TOO apt 10 be neglected
nerhans less now than in fomer times, on'
s,;ll The evil exists. This should not be-.
The faithful senlinels on the watch tower
or freedom must moi be left 10 iatnish on
heir posts. The city journals Will DO
well enough without any systematic ex-
er,ions in their favor as matter OF dniy
bpl others are far less fortunate. We have
known many worthy and talented man
wear on, the best years Of his l.le 10 ar
duous and unliring advocacy o. IruIl'
and Good Government, as country edi-
,or +; uniting tile most rigid economy 10
The most preseryering industry, aud al last
retire iloni the field pennyless and nope
less, when The same exercise oil his iacui,
lies in almost any other sphere would
have sccalsd him composites AMI ss1
tlenenL IN life. :,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-06-27
VERY DEMOCRATIC.

That very Republican gentleman. the
editor Of the Washington Union. advises
The democratic majority IN the Senate TO
checkmaie the Administration, " by refns-
ing 10 confirm any appointments made BY
the President, however worthy OF meri,o-
rloas The appoiniees y The plain En-
glish Of this is, that unless the Presiden,
resign his constitutional functions into The
hands OF the democratic majority in The
Senate. the wheels Of the Government
are 10 be entirely stopped. What pa
iFini The opposition editor must be What
views he has Of patriotism, 10 make il
consist altogether in The spoils, which
seem TO be so much more important than
the business Of government
The editor lets oui a lLllle sscre,. which
ioriiy III the Senate yindirate in tiffs, or
some other eliicacious way. the injustice
done 10 their political friends, they canno,
expect 10 keep mp the organizilon and eff
fciency Of the Democratic Party J" Dc.
Mr. Calhoun told the truth, afer ell. did
he i! The party" is in truth kept loge,h,
er "by The cohesive power Of public
plumber :" Is that bat The editor means
10 say!
But What becomes Of "ihe blood Of the
martyrs" which the Union has so often
loldus was 10 be"the seedoflhe Church,!
What becomes Of that terrible reaction
that was 10 arise from the sympathy oil
the people with The slaughtered Locolocos!
Was il all humbug after all! Was il on
~ meant 10 frighlen Gen. Taylor and pre-.
vent the removal of I.ocofocos! And does
the editor at last acknowledge, that so fan
from being of service 10 the l.ocolocc
cause. these removals are cutting il up roo
and branch!
We should like 10 see the locofoco ma
iorily in the Senate dare 10 avow and ac:
apon the principle for which The editor
contends, and support lis acts by the rea-
soning which he snggets. We should
like 10 see il proclaimed 10 this American
people, that, no, from any objection 10
i The nominees, but entirely for the purpose
Of keeping their party together by the ce-
ment of the spoils. they had resolved TO
forget duly, TO forget their solemn oath,
aud sacrificing patriotism 10 party. esteem-
ing il cf more consequence that their friends
should take the plumber, than that the
country should be we'll served, and lis ha-
siness 90 on-had determined to put an
entire stop tothe operations ofgo'ernmeni,
unless The functions of The President were
surrendered into their hands We say We
should like 10 see them do il. lin did not
raise storm ahou, their heads, that they
would remember to the latest hour OF their
lives, We know nothing Of the American
people. Il. bhg.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-06-27
HUNGARY.

Hungary. at this moment is attracting
the attention of the whole world. Her
success and the business of her canse, Sc
cure her universal sympathy. Her posi-.
lion is not generally understood. She has
never been province Of Austria, but al
ways an independent kingdom. Her re-
la,ion 10 Austria began By union Of their
crowns through marriage. The Emperor
of Austria, became. by virtue OF Hungs-
rian bride. King Of Hungary. In the
same manner Austria allied herself 10 Boz
hernia. But Hungary retained her Diet,
her ministry, and her constitution invio.
late. She stands whole now, as she stood
eight hundred years ago. The relative
and ally Of Austria. she has proved he
devotion TO the empire by bouhdless sa
crilices. S,ill she ha. resisted every at
temp. to destroy her constitution, or /