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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-06-14


Sulphate and acetatef and Croton Oils
Morphie White and Red Lead
Quinine Blistering Ointment
Poass. Iodid. " Tissue
Calomel Tpecac
Blue Mass Lunar Costic
Rheubarb, Pulverized EPSON Salts
and Root. Chamomile Flowers
Camphor Bi Carb Soda
Opium, Gum and Pul Cream Tartar
verified Acid Tartaric
Tartar Emetic " Acetic
Gum Arabic Muriatic
" Alloes Elixir Vitriol
- Assafedta Carb Magnesia
Castor, Olive, Linseed. ICacined DO
PATENT MEDICINES
Sappington's Brandreth's, MofFat's Prices
and Sugar Coated Pills; Osgood's Choagogue,
Swayne's and Wisters Balsam Wild Cherry
pure article Of Madeira Wine and Cog
nae Brandy for medicinal purposes only: in
short we have every article usually called for
in our line.
We will supply California emigrants with
medicines for their expedition, ON as reasona-
BILE terms as they can purchase in St. Louis;
we will be pleased if they will give US call,
as we are satisfied we can trade with them.
DIGGES g. HORSLEY.
March 90, lsI9.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-06-14

b. s. FLINT, C. FLINT L JONES,
st. Louis. Boston & n. Orle ans
Wholesale Furniture Ware House.
No 81, Market st, opposite SCOTS Hotel.
n The undersigned having established a
Va house in St. Louis, for the sale of Fur
~ niture and Materials, would unexpectedly
call the attention of all persons purchasing
such goods, to our stock, which is of the best
material and workmanship, and new and beau
titul styles, consisting of bureaus, centre and
side tables, dressing do sofa do; ladies work,
with fine marie tops do; sofas Of vutious pat
ernS; sofa beds, divanS, ottOnans; tete-at
ties; rocking chairs with plush and hair cloth
coverings; card tables; music stools; fine and
low priced mahogany spring.seat chairs; cane
seat, maple, walnut and stained chairs; Of va .
rious styles; looking glasses; with mahogany
and gilt frames, and numerous other articles.
Also, variety of Cabinet Makers and Up
holsters Furnishing Goods. The entire stock
being selected at the best manufactures in
the cast b. one of the firm, who resides in
Boston, and has had twenty years experience
in the business, enables US to supply purcha-
sers with all articles on the most reasonable
terms.
! Particular attention paid to furnishing stock
| for manufacturers. Persons in the country
wishing to order, can depend on having every
article put up and sent forward with care.
S. B. FLINT d Co.,
! No. 81, Market street, opposite SCOTS Hotel
St. Louis, February |, lS49. ~
N. Live Geese Feathers wanted, TO
which cash will be paid.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-06-14
Fresh Arrivals.

lust received BY Steamboat Aigoma, fifty
- kegs H. 7. Blows pure White Lead,
three barrels Linseed Oil, forty pounds Paris
Green, in oil, with nnnv other articles for
sale cheap at the corner Of Digges d Horsely.
May 81. 1919
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-06-14
WANTE ID.
II. III. Miller a. Go.

HAVE taken large room in the Central
IL Warehouse, Immediately in the rear of
Messrs, Yes,man, Pullman & Co., where all
persons having business with us or with the
late firm of ~ E Janney ~ Co.. will please
call. Entrance from Washington Avenue,
bstween Second and Third streets.
r. II. MILLER L. co.
! St, Louis, May 81, 1913.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-06-14

OnnA Yards tow linen wanted, for
EUUO which the highest mar ket price
will be given. mo J. D. PERRY.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-06-14
MAY DAY
Elegant Spring Stock


wv HIGH is the largest, cheapest, and by
w far tie most splendid assortment of
goods in every lin, which they have yet Of
fered to the ms eclion of their friends; com
prsinga rich and unusual variety of
Ladies Dress Goods,
The most chaste and beautiful styles of the
season, carefully selected from the very latest
importatiOns, including
Broche and embroidered Bareges
Plain and figured Tissues
Plain and figured Bareges
Toile De Indies; Silk POplins
Wool ard thread Lustres
Bombazine and Alpacas
Brilliantes and Damasuues
Foulard and Glace' silks
Black and fancy do
French Organdes
Printed and plain colored Jackonets
Silk and wool Lurettoes
Linen and French Ginghams
Mouslaine de Laines Mohair Lustres
Chameleon Lawns, &c. &c. dc.
RICH BRIDAL AND PARTY DRESSES.
All kinds of white and mourning goods
French, English and American prints
IA "a GA l0-4 Beachad and Brown Sheet
ings
WITH VERY HEAVY SUPPLY OF
Brown and Bleached Shirtings, Osnaburgs,
Cotton Yarns, Coatings and Pantsloonery,
Bed Tickings and STAPLE DRY GOODS in
general
VERY EXTENSIVE VARIETY
DRESS d BONNET TRIMMINGS.
| HOSIERY and Gloves, including all colors OF
the very finest Kid Gloves, imported, Shawls,
Scarfs, Wells, Mantilla materials, Laces, Per-
fumery, Combs, Brushes, DC. &c. Forming a
complete and very interesting variety ofgoods
for ladies attire and convenience.
A fine assortment of the most desirable
styles Of "
BONNETS AND TRIMMINGS.
Millinery goods, Parasols and Umbrellas,
very beautiful Fans, &c. &c.
VERY FULL AND CHOICE STOCK OF
French AND English Cloths and Cdisimeres,
Vestings of all kinds, Summer Coatings in
great variety
Extra fine to cheapest Pantsloon stuffs
And every kind and quality of goods fol
Gentlemen and Childrens wear
nE
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-06-14

DLOWS--I have lot of SUBJ soil, Peo-
l. ria and Jewett Flows instore andforsale
low. JNO. d. PERRY.
fehI
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Boots & Shoes.

which for quality of material and superior
workmanship cannot be surpassed, and are
sure to meet the wishes of customers who
desire superior grade of these important
articles at loU prices.
Panama, Leghorn, Rutland, Palmetto, Wool,
Glazed, Monterey, Brush, Beaver, Silk and
all kinds of Hats, including some Of the
very best.
A full supply of
HARD WARE d. CUTLERY
China & Glassware.
Iron, Nails, Steel, Window Glass, Dye Stuffs,
Castings, Wooden-ware, DC.
White Lead, OH and TuTpenttre.
An ample and superior stock Of
FAMILY GROCERIES.
Fresh and choice Teas.
Rio, Maracabo and Java Coffee, MOasses and
| Golden Syrup, Whisky, by the barrel
And all other alicles in this line at river pri'
ces, with the assurance that purchasers can
find at least as good stocks, and buy as cheap
~ in Fayette as at any town on the Missouri
river. We respectfully ask the continued
support of our old friends, and will be graft
| fed BY numerous calls from new customers
Our prices are as low as corresponding quail
ties of goods can be bought in the State, ant
il will at all times afford US pleasure to SHOW
goods with or without reference to sa les.
Beesuar, Talon, Lard, Hemp, Toio an
Far Linnen, Feathers, Fiar Seed, dc, want
ed, at full market prices in exchange for an
BOON, TALBOT & SMITH.
! Fuyette, May 10, lsi9.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-06-14
Potomac II crring & Shad.

The subscriber has just received direct from
Baltimore,
5 BbIs. Potomac Herring, No. l.
2 I" " Shad
3 " Baltimore Cove Oysters.
For sale low by JOHN D. PERRY.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-06-14
B. H. SMITH,
Attorney at Law.

OF q. COLLIER ROBBINS, Manutactu-
rer Of Gold Pens, will resume his business on
Market street, first door above Sixth street,
where customers will find the watches, Jew.
elry, and gold pens, left TO be repaired.
Country papers advertising for me will
please notice the change.
st. Louis May 81, lS49.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-06-14
r. A, SAVAGE.
spring and Summer Goods,

IT AS just received and opened a large ant
l. slendid stock of
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-06-14
DIR. McLane's Vermifugc.

Jan. IL, lSi9.--40tf.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-06-14

40 your tents, o Israel. "
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-06-14

WTANTED ~, 900 lbs. clean washed com.
w mon Wool, for which the cash will
be paid. F. A. SAVAGE
Glasgow, May 81, ls49.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-06-14
WOOL.

- "A Bills Hydraulic Cement, in store and
q II for sale by JOHN D. PERRY.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-10
CON GRE S SION AL .
CONGRESS- OF THE UNITED STATES

W,snIxGroN Monday, Dec 3.
Tr Fist Session # the Thirty fit.t Congress con
n,.nred his day. # unaly The Constitution Of lhe
tnitsl Saes at The Capitol in tie city If Washington
H. tie Ssuae uefe present the We President If ihs
I'm el tlhs presiding officer -. the bpdy) and iur
ly-aae Sen9"r-. l'be llusr not BEING organized. n.
fragleas naje By the Senate IN the business 81 the
ses<inn.
HOUSE or REFRESHMENTS
Atl2"elocs Thomas I. Campbell the Clerk Of The
House m The asl Congress f7nd who by the tern Il his
appinfuen coaiinees hold oice until successor Is
eecle) called the House In orer. aud called over the
list Of names Of members BIZ States.
Tho roll bring called. fnnd thai al the mem-
bfrs slsc present except Mr. / u King. Of Gi.
Mr. Julian, Of Iadaua. Mr. Alison. Of Aab,ma. Henry
Ms. Pa, \ II Nheppafd. oi G. David Hubbard
nj Ala. & Bp"n. Of Miss. NJ = Gentry. Of Tenn.
One hundred and Iweny members present
Five Wing, two Democrats. and Que Free S5ler alb
sent.
Ga moian Of Mr. Linn Boyd.
The members proceeded the choice of Speaker 81
the linn'e. going rira roee.
The following gentlemen were appointed tellefs, 10
Wit.
Messrs. IIlliad. Strong Vinion aud Miller
The roll being called alphab ideally. the eIers report
ed thai the whole number Of votes gwen WAS 22t--ne-
eessary 10 choice. Ill Of which. Robert Winthrop
had ri; Howell Cobb. Of Ga. 1903 David Wilmot uf
Pa. James Thompson. |: Cleveland. Genry. 6
Or, ! Horace Mann. . Disney. 4, Root, !. Total
22l.
Messrs. Mct(aeen and Orr If ). C.. voted for Cobb
Mr. II Mann for Winhmp. The FLOWING were the
scattering votes:
For David Nllnof- Nessrs Allen, Booth. Darker,
G Idiags llowe. Prestbn KING. Root. Tuck
For Meredith p Gpurty-Messrs. Cnbell. II lizard,
Morton, Owen. Alexander II Stephens, Toombs-6
For Horace Mann--AeSsrs. Campbell aud Ciowell--
,
For James 'ibompson--AIr Cleveand-l
For David L Dsney-Mr DAY.
For james l. Ou-Mf IIolmes-l.
Fur Chsncy Cleveand-Mr Peck-l.
For Joseph NJ Ront-Mr Wilmo,-l.
Fur James Seldom Mr. Woodwad-l
SECOND BALLOT
Mr. Cobb. 1922 Wnihpp. %; Wllmr, 8; Gentry, g.
Mann. . ih'mpson, |; Disney, |; Scattering, 5. To
tai, 81 -no choice.
THIRD BALLOT
thifd ballot had when il appeared HAT Mr.
Cobb received lo2 VOTES; Winthrop O.; W lmnt 7; Gen
Try q; Mann 2, Cleveland 3 and scatter ~ 22l VOTES;
necessary to choice | /. There being election.
FOURTH BALLOT.
The House then proreejrd 10 tlnrth ball1 II re.
suited follows. VIZ: Cobb lO2 Winlhrop 90 Seddon
,; Gentry &; Cleveland .; AIann 9; James Thompson
Stanton. o fenn., !; Booth W .lmot Z; Potter = total
22l
The only change in the 81. 81 and ih ballots worth
notice hcre. HAT Mr. Orr IF S. C., changed his vote
from tubb IL Mr. Seldom.
o. motion If Mr. Levin. the House agreed count
hv elles. Ia adj I'LL morning nj II o'clock.
There heinz % for the adjournment count taken
Of the negative
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-10
CONGRESS-.

We give the proceedings Of the House Of R.p-
resentatiyes on Monday and Tuesday. We had
no expectation that the House could be speed1,
organized. In the nearly equally divided STATE =,
parties and with the balance of power held by ,
small but ianatical clique composed of REFUGEES
from both, we have, from The first, believed In,
the nominee of neither the Wigs nor Democrat
would be chosen Speaker. Who may be elected
we do not pretend to divine bu, we incline 10 bo'
lieve that he will be Free Soiler, who will owo
his success 10 the vote of Southern Democrats =
Mr.. Cobb when he refused to implicate himself
in Mr.. Calhoun's address, was looking to Che
Speakership Ills conduct was polite and CON.
mendcd him 10 the Northern Democrats; hence
his nomination as the party candidate.
1t is said that, in the Wing caucus Mr. Toombs
offered a resolution about the Proviso, which WA
voted down as irrelevant and that in consequence
lie, bis colleagues, Owen and Stephens, and
Messrs. billiard Of Alabama, Cabeil, of Floridaa
and Morton, of Va, refused to sustain the nofn;.
nee Of the party Mr. Winthrop. Two Northern
Wings, Mcssrs Campbell and Crowell, Of Ohio
also refused to vote for Winthrop. The Demo.
Gratis were not much more fortunate in securing
support for Their nominee. Three Northern
Democrats, MesSrs Cleveland, of Conn, Dotv. Of
Wisconsin, and Peck, of Vermont one South
ern Dcmocraat, Mr. Woodward, of s. C.. and
Two Southern Taylor Democrats, NesslS Holmes
and Orr Of S c., refused to vote for Mr. Cobb
The Van Buren Free Sellers who will vote for
neither nominee are Messrs Wilmot, Allen, Dur
kee Gddngs, Howe, Preston King, Root and
Tuck.
Though the arrival, on Monday evening, of
Messrs. Aston, Gentry, and Sheppard, Wings.
and of Mcssrs. Brown and Hubbard, Democrats,is
announced, the aggregate vote, on Tuesday, was
less than on the preceding day.
=. s. There was no eectitn effected on We'd
nesday. -Four ballolings were tried in vain. On
the last ballot had Winthrop had 99-Cobb So
scattering 36.
The following will show the vote on the six
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-10

The ersc, pointed and style OF composition
ppyed by Father Ruche of he IniOn. has long been
suij ct OF hgh COMMUNICATION with his friends. Indeed,
scarcely tail 10 elicit the admiration of every one,
when II IS observed how s'rklnny his mode of expires
sion resembles that oi "Juulus," os for example.
'Newll exert the utmost If our ability collect the
peshohe iuiamy ot his name, and fonder immortal"
Hash Union.
Il shall exert the utmost strength of my ability II col
lec the impershahe ufa NY Of his name, and make il
immnrtal. "-.IltiHs 10 Grdfion.
There, who viii say thai Father Ritchie's style Of
writing is no IN all respects quite equal To that OF the i'm
mortal Jinius himself Pa. Corr.
OHIO RIVERA Wheeling ON Sunday there were
s feet > luches If water in the channel
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schemes
New YoRg Nav. 26 1919.
GrNrGFME.:-I thank you ftr tle hasor va have
conferred upon me- by he oii.r Of public dinner. and
NhileI decline tie asaiioa which trust you u ex
ensc me f5f DOM. clunat wthbell the eXpfe--an 81
my feelma4 f,r s.r iestinunai Il regard from the DE-
nnctaoy of This goat cry. shall cherish II with Crate
ful recollection derlg lie.
thaull YOU alsG. nf The favorable terms ia whi'h you
have been peasrd 1lluie pfsti aud srr'ir :
These. an very sens bla have few cams Ia cns'i
e.aon bit such derived from ypnr KIND paltii-
~. An enigrant To tie West in early youth, the better
portion Of my LIE has hcen passed IN that great nlesi
with nlture, in which the rest has given way. ana an
empire has arisen, already the most magnificent
creations Of human Industry and enterprise Placed IN
geographical position II exert powerful innohc' upon
he dnra OF Ills cnnirier8rv ui republics, attached 10
the Galln. and the whole inian, aud attached Ia me
principles Of freedom. and 10 the constitution by which
these eaanad AMI secured should the time ever
come, AZ trust II VII not-aud me whence aho why
il may-when dissolution shall fad advocates, a7d the
hand ol Violence slt attempt sever The bond that
holds u together. the West will up rs one man. to
stay deed 81 fatal IN the Of liberty here and
throughout the wotld-aye, aid il viii BE- stayed.-
Success can neger haIl1w The eiIt II are struck
by judicial blindness. sc shall h ! on to lie Cunsiilu.
ton with tenacily detying time aud accident thank
nv The God OF our ll r. and our God for political
institutions which haved secured 10 us greater nipasnro
ol national prosperity hun it has beed the lot of any
people b.fpfe Ms h empty
We have but danger 10 fear As IL military power
and the geaer corruption # manners and moras-cansps
10 which history attributes HE fall uf many republic, in
ancient and moderu days believe il they are not the
last, they among the last Of tie evils we have to
appfehend. Our future would be al The patriot could
desire If thai future contained ~ Other seeds of danger
than these. The prophetic sagacity of Washington fore
saw and lorftId The true dmgrr which threatens US ;
HE danger Of eona n'ercs and pass On arayiug one
portion # The Gnlon against another. shirt If CON-
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HOUSE Or DELEGATES.
WEDNESDAY,, Dec. 3, 1910
Payer hv Rev. Mr. II sE.

HOUSE or DELEGATES.
WEDNESDAY, Dec. 8. 1919.
Payer hv Rev. Mr. II
The Speaker snnaunced the following committees.
Militia fatrs- Me-sts. Drrman. Boswell. " slace
Powell. Forbes IIafp'r and White.
On The .3rnorv Mp.sfs Shepard, Gusrmni. llln'f
llapper Yance, Henderson, Hume. STOKES, Williams
Of I. Jaes',s. klby. Deokwali a. Mas.e.
i On Frecuiire Expenditures -\lessfs B'ihnf. Per
INV. Blown Of D.. Edwards. ; ubbs, Il binsou and
Clarke # Z,
On Isl .3pdiior's ofce-Mrssrs. Ley. BucEnrr
Wet. Griffin " sfmtn. sn'lle and BNkn.
On "a .7odlors Office Nests. Maaz. Wallace
Hl Cauiwclt. Nl'a'ef, Cackey aud NeIelsla.
On he fletLs Ofre -Alrsss Alien ,Canpbell Of
Page. Gtan'haai. Missile and SULLIVAN.
Ga hf Regide,'s odice-Mss>r- BAIT. ll'wser.
Wall. Bennett, Ball. 1"e ot n. aa1 Wilkins Of n
JOINT Committee on 1Frasuc,'s .3ceoH1t-Nlessfs.
Segar NeWm1a, Patterson. II rrison of Z ". Bfnnn
III ". Morris OF c p and W, aud Cook Of Green,
vile
Jiat Committee on Eoads Of Public Officers -Nlessrs
/ Fnney, Camphsl II : Nickham, Smith. Williams Of
+ T., Nheair aud DurKwHll.
joni Committee he Pabhc Library -Messrs
/ Tomln. Gnnham, ktIby litses, Garrison aud Camp
bell Of y
.1s,icuif,pe and noautaetoyes-Me-sr. Rives. Il,r-
VIC. MrCne. Power. Caldwell. flemng. White. Harris,
PItnan, safte. Wal. Wooiton aud Page.
Enrolled Biz Mss-fs. Sdll1uao. pIimau, McCar
GIlm r., Jar bs. Ilfpnse AMI Lancaster.
Lptatie l,lttn,s = Alrssfs Aethy. Bskin. Clopon,
>, ~ 5's''' - - ', ,,.n
'a',"' 'sss'S' iitNe' y NJ, va, - >"','s " '
" heale, nins9h, johnson, api'hah, NoHina" ald
Fleming.
Tiaie and Mechanic .l,ls-Alossfs Gcotpc. Clarke
u - - 9','os, 'ai"' "''si '''
.S'n' ''eN''' ''"es u ~ i''"o'' iu'N"'" anu
7'snP
m,' 'yine 'u.ffu J'hi 't' IA H'' '"'o ''' :"
are returned Carried
va o"'leh "a M " leAhan' e'pes 81 ofo"e' map III
VI, 7',e Ne'e nf''ifa '' De 'is4'ou'e''
i.es iHIan' u inquiry Ne'' I'll ted
~ Nif 'a"hl9' '3I me h'sPsfu al "uip'
Ny iayhe' iot a bulge acfass Jam IS Iie't IN poe-
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r.cry.d by pnJ Avfllno. the Munster o fa0i'e in'
strurlinu.
Ihugpg In r'us qrenre + the ioter.cssl1n OF he
papal Nuneio with lr G1Ye'nmen N tlvaf OF the Hun
eafan bishop RaImansky. who bal heen condemned "a
sevefa yrass imp snHea ~ for fess and who IN ne
meantime had been qaafefed IN ffaneiaaaa convent
The Emperor has granted the b>hop free lardon.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-10

g. Cor" WEBB, Charge 'AtIareS to Vienna,
his newly married wife, and daughters, have SAIL
ed Tor Europe. In the meantime, there is pros
pect OF an effort being made during the present
session TO abolish the mission, and decline further
diplomatic intercourse with Austria. The cores
pondent of the Tribune, writing from Washing
ton, under date of 2Sth ut., says:
at is umared here in The b., informed circles that at
an early day in the sessi resolution will he introduced
into the Senate snspeodna all intercourse of dpomatlo
nature with Austria, growing out of her harbarons and
brutal humanity towards the liungarians. Such
proposition would be tayorably entertained by many OF
the " hgS, and would be of The m ST popular prop
81 ions that could be inhodnced into Congress. The
sympalles Of the whole United States enlisted in
behalf OF the ongaans, ami their prendces aroused a
galrS their fendsh aud brutal prosecutions. suspen-
sion If diplomatic intercourse with people who have
set a, iance all uages of christian warfare, would not
have dfletrus effect upon other Monarehcal powers
OF the Old World. Judging from the tone of MIR. Web
ste's speech at the New la4pshre celebration in Dos
ton 1t would not be either strange Inconsistent at see
ING him sustain The Gen. Taylor it is said,
will also 90 for it,
There is no doubt that every right minded
American views with unfeigned horror and dis
gust the ruthless course pursued by Austria to-
wards the gallant but unfortunate Hungarians.-
But we are not certain that the step spoken OF
would be wise or expedient. As an expression
OF opinion it would be unnecessary, since the sen
timenlS OF the American people nave Oeen louoly
proclaimed by the press. Nor should we have
any confidence in its efficacy in correcting Aus
tria. Diplomatic intercourses kept up with va
IiouS countries from regard to our own interests.
We do not ask reciprocity. We send Minister
Resident to the Ottoman Porte, though no Turk
ish Ambassador has yet presented himself at
W Washington If our commercial relations Win
Austria require that they should be watched over
by Reprcs at her Court it would be abb
surd 10 decline sending one there, because the
Emperor is not Republican, and has acted to-
wards the Hungarians in accordance with poll
cy which, century ago, would not have excl-
ted astonShment, nor called forth censure. II
\" ould be better, we think, to send to him an Am
bassador, who might, by his talents and address.
have some restraining influence. Moreover, IL
we are to place Austria under the ban, why not
refuse intercourse with Russia, her friend and al
~ without whose aid the IIungarians would,most
probably, have achieved their independence -
Russia and the United States are the embodments
OF political theories wide asunder as the poles.
The one is pure despotism-the other Gov
eminent of the people, under the form of con-
federated Republic-and yet in spite of this an
tagonlsm, the relations of the two countries have
ever been most intimate and friendly. With no
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S5,1s3,S4S 10
750,13S 10
Total income
Estimated expenditures
TIE GOVERNORS MESSAGE.

Gov Floyd's first message is of reasonable
length and is well written document 1t con-
talns much that commcnds itself to our approval
and some things which we condemn. We have
already laid IT before our readers, and may here
after, comment upon some portions.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-10
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
SENATE

The SeH-'e v"sie-dey lccistl NJ. John w Tylrr. 81
Pune Ntliism. President If he body l.. w Allen
was re eered S,rgssnstA arn aud Julius Allen DIOR
keeper.
On matt Of Nj Kinney. the office II "a Dor keeper
sahn'shed, avs Is uoes l. (ho nves were all Dem
ocals.)