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UsroN DIVISION No g. Crystal Fount Han, aaa Tcboap
toulas street at halfpust O'Clock.
LOUISIANA Division No IL at Unity Halt NarignY Build
inRi, Third Municipality, at haiGpast O'Clock
sTAR o. HoPE DlyIsIoE Ne. "a at X Brotheu' Hall,
You've MEMS MAaEoIlA Division NJ 49, at Pelican sl
cor. Common and q Charles sa Ct hali-past o'elk
o,,r.va JJNron NosBD. o. i, -Regular roestins !,
Thunder Evening, at Unity Hail. Malgny Buidings 81
Municipality n&ly
Steamboat Departures This Day.
rrsEG 1DVERTIsEaERTs on rHIRD PAeK.
Cincinnati ........ cHLDE HAROLD, Pierce, 10 AN.
& i LS,bs 5GEiI CSSe, ST.
Memphis e. -. A BERDEEN, Clouds p NJ.
SCI sioba a'''r oREa6N, ls@ Il r NJ Cars
rv- u, s, Mail steamer WESTERN wOaLD-Foss cincin.
.a @o'G s7s Ths DAY. Fay al " Pos 5iy,
from f0y''a' 81 WHAT HYDE oGLEsBY "a roydras street.
Passengers and shippers will please be ready nao
~ Steamer rUsCUMBI4- }, c. Cabs-FOr St. Lou.
uBd eraediae aqs passenger sssue, wisave THIS
nso GGIbE I 66LEssYY, Z fosyjdras st,
~ Fer New York via Havauarbe splendid mail steanship
OHIO, Lieat j h sehsncE U. s. NJ commanding WIN leave
wharf head Of s. Says street Lais{ss @ ESinAf MORN
'f r '9 o''u PARADISE. LAwRAsoN & CO., Agents
At the Louisiana HistriOnie Hall,
On FRIDAY EVE.NIAIG, N0v. 80, ls49,
~ Mr.. H. G. PEARSON will have the honor TO give keud
ing Of Shakespeare admired Play, entitled the
MERCHANT OF VENICE.
ARer which a Recitation Of
ODE TO WASHINGTON AND LIBERTY
IL The Louisiana HisiToRc Nusical Society, having most
kindly rendered valuable aid viii perform Of their much
admired pieces in the Orchestra on the occasion.
E Tickets One Dollar, to be had the secnarys Ohce
mas Z. A. TYLER'si 80 Camps.
-sSs--
Guns and Pistols,
TUsT RECEIVED, per ehO, few Of COLTS and ALIENS
y REVOLVERS.
Also-A few choice Guns and Rifles;
Powder Flasks Shot Pouehss5
Dram Fla5s, sc,
GUINNESS & 90.
Dealers IN FINE FANCY ARTICLES GOLD PENS Sc.
n29 srp Il Camp street.
Books of Common Prayer.
LARGE and very complete assortment Of all the Standard and
Plates Clasps from 20 copy So Also, new ant
complete Of BIBLES family and private OF th
most choice editions sale the reduction OF prices by
u292t b. NJ. NORMAN, B0okzallers 10 Camp street
-sse-
Elegant Writing Papers,
|. lust RECEIVED FROM ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of
PACKET POST
COMMERCIAL;
LETTER;
NOTE, &c. sc.
/ A large assoI, ment offered at the loves prices,
my 81 NORAAN's Satonsrs Establishment 10 Camp ST.
! To Captains and Clerks of Steamboats,
LOT OF STEAMBOAT BOOKS Consisting of Passage Regi
n Freight Books Receipt do Wood do, Cash du Bills ii
ding do etc. One-hgIf the usual Price, Tor sale
n9 q N0RMANS Stationery Establishment 10 CsmP ST.
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L1BBRIA.-The following extracts from a letter
of recent date from the Rev. Mr.. Gurey, formerly
the agent Of the Colonization Society," and the zeal
Gus advocate of its objects whilst the African Re-
public was but the germ of what it now is-and
who is now on visit partly of an official character
to that country-wiu be of interest to many Of our
readers
President Roberts lives in a very commodious
brick house, furnished with taste and elegance, and
the Inequalities of his mansion and table are set of
with refined good breeding which commends him
and the Republic over which he so ably presides,
to tho respect and confidence of visiters from the
whole civilized world.
Speaking Of the appearance of the town of Mon
rovia and the beauty of its ornamental trees as
well as the great improvement which has taken
place, Mr.. G. says
The beauty Of these large trees, Che orange)
loaded with fruit as well as that of the heavily
laden coffee trees one Of the handsomest trees you
can imagine, with the deep green Of its magnificent
leaf, it would be difficult to describe.
"When ] behold what has been done since my
fogmer visit to this coast the many substantial and
convenient houses and stores that have been con
struced, the general aspect Of health, contentment
and hope which this people exhibit the great order
and respect for religion which prevails, l am i'm
pressed more than | ever was with the vast dignity
and benedoence Of the colonization of Africa"
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A. Alexandria La the 23i ulL at the residence OF her father
n-l1wi Dr. Hale Miss MARY JANE GRAIN d7ugbtar of Tr
GRAIN Esq, OF Loudoun county, Virginia
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appointment by the Precedent.
james w Power 81 Pennsylya TO be Charge d AT
iaifes % Naples rice Thomss w. Chinn Iasiened -
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70 Capt. Silas Clark, of the brig Lawrence,
one of the regular packets between St Marks,
Florida, and New York, died at Key West on the
Sd. He was a native of Camden Me.
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THE ohUB RULE--0m Betting Against ths
Field.-A writer in our paper yesterday makes
some inquiry as to the rule Of the Metaire Jockey
Club. in reference to bets against the field when
one Of the horses entered is Withdrawn before the
race. A copy Of the printed rules has been fur
nished to us, from which we copy the following
A field shall constitute all the horses entered
except the one that may be named against the re.
maindei. The person who lays the odds can choose
his horse, or the field. The withdrawal Of a horse
viii nul6fy the bet, if either party desires it. The
party wishing the bet off must notify his opponent
to that effect, or declare the same to the Judges
who win proclaim il from the stand
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arrivals at the Principal TIoteIs,

~ Mechanics Fire Co. No. 1.-The Ofieeil and
luers above Company
Quarterly Meeting SUNDAY MORNING Dec q n5fpasf "
"ei''h''''by oiutT' N5u r. TALBOT Secretary.
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81 CHAR1Es THEATREThis evening viii be presented
Love miss Dsan a The caunsss To conclude with
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DZ- Mr.. Whitney, the railroad king, and Henry
O'RieIly the telegraph king, as they are styled by
the newspapers, were in Louisville, (Ky.,) on the
Dist inst
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NeW and IlLeTeStfng BOOks,

NbW anu IHLtIt6IIIg DUUkS,
For Sale at No. 40 CAMP STREET.
EB- Just received
MORRELL'S HISTORY OF MODERN PHILOSO.
EHf-bting datosa and Critical YlsH Of The Speculative
Philosophy q Europe 10 tac t3th Cculury-l
DAFls'S REVELATIONS IN MAGNETISM AND
CLAlRVUYANCE
.LYNCH'a DEAD SEA EXPFDITTON-i VOL
LIFE AND TINES OF FRANCIS i-By Mrs Pardos
FOSTERS ESSAYS ON DECISION OF CHARAC-
TER
LOYOLA AND JESUITT5M-BY Islac Taylor-l vol
History OF THE PURlTANS AND PILGRIM
My MOTHER Or Il collections Of Ma anal luhueu p
III 4 Il y Z Ri5S{ Jbne
MRS. SlGOURNEY 3 BOYS BOOk-l,ustratcd
ilrEed Edition..
BUNYAN,s PlLGRfMs PROGREss-Nsw and En-.
sGHMlDT's TALES FOR CHILDREH-Illuslated.
Iose ier with Eew supply OF CHLDkEh'S BOOKS OF all
kinds We as splendid Prysr Books and Bibes
wi'h $780, Cheap Literature. Globes. Tuy
Books Gaues, etc. etc. tOr sale by
.n29 81 J. II. BECHTEL & Co. a. Camp st.
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e Sr, Garay, the protector of the Tehuautepec
route, is now in New York
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BOOKS.

VALUABLE BOOKS.
STATESMAN'S MANUAL; in 8 volumes. containing
the Presidents Mess8ges namely Warrington aHi Monroe
Tyler Pos Taylor .lso History Of Col-
aud National SiatsIes VITA FOR rats
Sc TENTEEN HUNDRED AND SEVENTY SKA
beautifully Illustrated His 0ry Of the American Revolutions y
Losing.
SEARS'S GUIDE TO KNOWLEDGE-Or Reperory
Facts, forming Complete library
ELLIS'S GUIDE TO SOCIAL HAPPlNESS-Co
iang P9etTv Flowers, Trees, Animals, Evening Moon
Lie Painting, Sound Lang Iage, Love, Gfef Wcmeu,
Bible and Religion,
MRS. ELiIS'5 FAMILY MONITOR C uiaining
Women Of England, Wires Of England and Movers q
England,
neg TH5s. I. WHTE, s. Caual st.
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Nounan's Book and Stationery Establishment
II. NJ. NORMAN,


Is NOW RECEIVING his usual large and conpe
season. which be the CITY and Country trade, putss
As LON As ANY OTHER HOUSE IN TINS CITY-ard
The quality aud style Of tho stock acted boz superior every
respect u-5 2pl
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THOMPSON g. NIXON,
Fashionable Clothing Establishment,
Removed from No A Canal 10
NO lo CAMP STREET.

Removed from No A Canal 10
NO. l9 CAMP STREET
1BE EusgrDer receipt Of per ships Hero Atlantic
steamer NswOHeaus lsraE aid complete stock SCsnula
Clothing COY up 10 le bet manner sud style, expressly FOG u re
tude Gentlemen Coug respectfully invited Zoo gl
aud examine tIr stock, which comprises
Drcal Coats of best black French cloth,
Frugk Luu OF tus French cou-JaCk blue olive, bg1alf
green,
Fancy Coats Of c.0ed cloths mixed and dr1b aac
TwuUls, etc
Pasto and saes, black cloth, mixed and dab rasmere,
Twesis,
Drs Pants, of BLACK French doedn cashmere single aud do
bic miIed, with and without strips
Fancy Pants, single Ind double mel desau uera
new patterns and a'yts
Vests OF b0c satin sk cashmere and Grgnadns; fancy cash
mere, wooden velvet rich figured silks drb cashmere figured yep
4 o. etc.
Overc0au, OF drab and colnrad cloths, styles.
Cloaksi Of black cloth, 4, 3 and ull circle.
Shirts, OF linen, cotton aud Cimurc muslin
Hosiery Msrn0, silk and cotton drawers, Unlershrts
HalihosC.
Silk and cambria Handkerchief
Black sud nCh figured Silk Cuyas aud Morning Gowns
SILK, cashmere Meriu0 and Iuuyu's Kid Gloves
SILK, cotton and ginghlm Umbrellas
OBJ 2pu THOMPSON q NIXON 70 Camp ct
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HENRy CLAY AND FATHER MATHEw.-Mr.
Clay has called upon Father Mathew al the Irving
House. New York. The occasion was most in
eressng one, as both had hoped to have the pleas
ure Of this meeting. Highly and deserved eompli-
ments passed between the two, and hopes were
expressed that they would soon meet again at the
capital Of our country.
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70 Rowland, Aspnwall IL Co., of New York
are said to be negotiating for the purchase of the
steamer Republic, now of the Charleston and Bal
timore Line to place her on their line to Chagres
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Eq'~ MISSISSIPPI Fire 90. NO Q-Attand an adj
iourued Monthly Meeting SATURDAY list Decembof
ng3 @: A, FosDiCK so1rotury
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NAvAL.-Orders have been given by the Navy
Department, that two of Francis Metallic Life
Boats shall be provided for each ship in service
one copper cutter the other galvanized iron boat
Of smaller class. The experiments made by the de-
partment for four years past with the boats for the
Dead Sea expedition and others, have led to this de-
cision
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IHANKs.-We thank Capt Coleman, Of the Mary
Ellen, for Maianzas paper; Capt. Smith, of the
steamship Palmetto, for Galveston papers F; the
officers Of the Gen Lane for late Louisville papers
Fred. sandoz Of the James L. Day, for Mobile
papers The officers Of The Tuseulnbia, for late ST.
Louis papers
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The BALLET Signoriaa Ciocea and Sigaor
Neri-It is with great deal of pleasure we inform
our readers that this fascinating amusement is
about to be offered in form which is sure to be
acceptable. The spirited manager of the American
theatre has made brief engagement with the eel
ebrated artstes whose names appear at the head Of
this article. Although it is their first appearance
here, it is expected that the public will hail with
delight the debut Of such talented performers, who
come crowned with the laurels Of success, gained
in American and European cities. From the high
eneoniums bestowed on the signor and signorina
wherever they have appeared it is fair to presume
that they viii create sensation here, and knowing
that the nateriel necessary for their able support
exists in the possession Of Miss St Clair. tour pet
with the beautiful eyes,l the comic little Thompson,
and an efficient corps De baLet, we have a right to
infer that ballots will be produced in style which
cannot fail to give satisfaction and must.realze an
ample return for the enterprise Of the manager
Their engagement commences early next week.
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M RS BLAl IL opening her splendid aitsrnen n Mil q
IVA lmer{ Goois Of ho latest style Every varsity Of " ~
Birawand silk Bonuetl, Nuyetl, feaheu, FoWrrl, Rib
bona ETC.. All 0rlerS strictly ate dd to- and eopetedS
the shsrtest pos IDLE notices MA lm
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Hay ;;;; Hay Hay.
O04BALES pime Northern Hay, landing from ship Nj
HJOO agara, at P0S 3, I'd NJ Municipality. for sale by
92t j. GARLAND Il CO. 8 L4fayetfs st.
IA OR RENT-A two stOFy Frame Dwelling neatly fur.
4 nshed containing five handsome rooms with fire -
place and crate IN each room, front and side gallery al
paved yard large citem, kitchen etc, suitable iOr
small gsutes family, situated the Of Thala and
Hercules ST. 3ts aqua from the Dyades street Market
na94 j. CORLIs, e New Lev,
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10 preliminary Meeting OF Merchants and Brokers held
leweps Exchange Saturday DE 9Th inst, consider the
expedieney q establishing Day Exchange The meeting
CANNED By appointing Mt, j. A. AELUNG Chairman, and H. q
VOHTAGEN, Secretary
Messrs Charles Frost and OWooda explained o object Of
the meeting and urged the necessity advantages arising lom the
adoption Of a Day Exchange.
Whercupon the following resolutions unanimously adopted
Reoed, That the Of the Day Exchange shall be called
Second Municipality Exchange
oped That Committee Of four persons be appointed Whose
change aud to procure suitable place for meeting subject
TO decision gt an adl burned meeting.
opea Iha Tie hour OF meeting shall hereafter be determined
The following Committee by Chairman carry
into effect the above Fesoutonsf CHARLES FROST JOHN
o. WOODRUFF, j. L. AicGTLL, W. L. CUSHING.
Meeting adjourned 10 SATURDAY, the lst Of December
me- lw n. G. yoNTAGgN Secretary.
international Art Union.
HE underagned has pleasure announcing
and patrons OF the Fine Arts the arrival New York Of THEEE
SPLENDID OIL PICTURES the git Of the French Government
t. the international Art uniun and give purc
opportunity examining them IL hss necessary post
pone the Annual d. awng the h VI The
sravngIhe Prayer 'or distribution l5g
RoBT. HALL & CO IS Canal ST.
~ The splendid Oh Picture THE sERAGLiO WINDOW
one 81 s pses a 1872 will be on exhibition few days
RecOIIect!
10 Tic Only Depot for Sale Of DALLEYIS ORIGINAL
9Ef ONLY GENUINE MAGICAL PAIN EXTRA CTOR, IS at
No l't CAa'Hss street M II
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Blalnders Of Postmqaers.-The Augusta tIe1
Age recently received one of its western exchanges
which had been travelling about between Chicago,
Augusta, Ga. and Augusta Me-, for several months.
One philanthropic individual had written out the
Maine in full for the accommodation of those out
West who might suppose the abbreviation stood
for Missouri or Mississippi. Another postmaster
added ." Do MT send this back to Illinois again. -
Another in the hope of facilitating its progress, put
on Away down East . while still another, out of
all patience at seeing the thing come back so often
put through with Maine, you id fool, Haiast'
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P0MAaHpE's PANoRAMA -Fhl splendid painting will
e'lis1t slo9as ol mesh. e come Every night Annoy
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~ DIR BLAKE's Celebrated AROMATIC BITTERs. for
lrlcug the system and gyrg The Stomach and Digestive
DTgsus-and O certain remedy Tor DYSPEPSIA.
~ Price seveutyge Gents per Balc by Thomas
Blake, Md New York and sou ouy New orleans No jI
Charities street. Al im
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Legislation can protect the public against the con
sequences of their misconduct For it isnot to be
supposed shal man who would neglect his duty
at the risk q hiaavm ne, would be induced to per-
form it BY he superior motives Of respect to law.
DIoKENs.--A good many of our contemporaries
are lashing Dickens severely Gor an expression, in
published letter Of his addressed to Mr.. Clark,
editor Of the KnickerboakeT Magazine. Speaking
Of notorious forgsr and thief" he says he Is
likely person to form connection with the Anne
rican press whersnpon the press is indignant, and
considers itself grossly insusd. We suspect this
arises out Of a misrepresentation. Mr. Dickens is
not likely to have intended 10 class the American
press with iorgeTs and thieves, in letter designed
for publication and addressed to a friend, who is
himself one of the profession. An exclamation
point (! point would have given the true meaning
as expressing contempt and surprise, as though he
had saba likely fellow this, to be connected with
a respectable press
Dickens commits good many impertinencies
and has comfortable concet Of himself; but he
is not the very silly fool which he would seem tc
be il the lines are to be taken, as some understand
thsm in an offensive sense. We think it mistaken
construction.
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IaE souTH WEsTERN cRoUs-This popular pl.cs If
Cqagp Square.
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To Captains and Clerks of Steamboats,.
ALOT OF STEAMBOAT notwithstanding of Passage Regis
n Freight Books, Receipt do Wood do Cash do Bills La
One-h off the usual Price, for sale
n2g p NoRAlAN'S Stationery Establishment, 10 Camp St
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GCKLEs co, have removed Wholesale Store from No q
. Magazine 10 No a. Canal street. adjoining their old
stand. -------
SiClZIes g. CO., 40 and AZ Canal street,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Dealers ia D04gg, WaIfriHe
w Surgical Instruments, Fine Per uasFyi etc. ne Up
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E From the facilities us by a recent change in our bust
ness we are enabled TO sell all s abue beinr
only portion OF Stock terms and W. Ill.,
vie the mercantile community generally selection be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
DAVID FELT s. co.
oil smeod&W SaaoHfTs' BaH, No. q claryeg gtreg
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ORLEANS UNION Nos5D OF !, Regular meeting i
Municipality, nHA ly
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IL There always t0e who feel particular interest In choice
articles for the TOILET We know Of an old gray
headed who secured young by eoong his hair aud
whers and a taking Of at least yea sm the ugly end
his Lille now 60 one and oil that the Improved Hair
Dye advertised In columns by Mr. o. NJ BALLARD No, 40
Couriland street, New York, a very choice article.
H-5- Only Agents in Orleans,
M G. 2ip J WRIGHT B co i5l Charities street
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Steamboat Departures Thia Day.
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HARVEY GLEASON, U. S. CONSUL
ForWardiug and Commission Merchant,
Chagres, N, G.,
WILL give his attention 70 ali business entrusted - him. and
w refers
Mesrs Maunsel White hiessrs Paradise, lawfas0n Co
Small McGnl, d. G., Heart, ESQ.
Z. J, Meekcr & Co. Leonard Matthew'S Esq
Patnlole Brother NewOrleans, nl9 SIN
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Too MUCH FOR THE GENERAL.-1'he Mobile
Tribune tells the following story Of Jenny
Maher, who has'so long been the gardener at the
Presidential House, Washington.
General Jackson had heard rumors ihsr..,s,s..-
my was accustomed to get drunk and be unciy-
il 10 the visitors of the White House so one
bright morning he summoned him into his
presence TO receive his dismissal.
Jenny" said the General, " hear bad
stories about you. 1t is said that you are con-
stantly drunk and uncivil TO the visitors"
Jenny was puzzled for reply, at last he
said
"General, bedad, hear much worse stories
about you, but don't believe themi No, by
the powers | know they are lies"
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1849-08-10

Mr.. President-L Ladies ead Genfiemens
appear before you unknown, but not siran-
ger. for ! see the faces of my brothers around
taa. and where they are, | am al home. BY
their polite Invitation am here on this ami.
versafy Of Freedom, to interchange an express
sion of sentiment with you, and know of no
htter time than this to address you on the sub
j-ct Of the 0ri-r Of United .lmsrican Mechanics,
iis affects ani afoIntdges.
1t has been frequently said by those whose
Interests, ignorance, inclinatons or passions led
them on, tina; the Order of United American
Mechanics and the Native American party were
identicsl-one and the same thing-only divi-
ded into two branches, one TO work secretly,
the other openiy-one TO delude, the ether to
betray by enticing The unwary into their secret
chambers and binding them by oath 10 supper,
principles, which they say, were conceived in
ain and brought forth in iniquity. To this
give the emphatic No There is no connec-
ton or understanding between them--they are
as separate aud distinct as the two old PARTIES
indeed more SO, for ihey will run together when
the interest of some OF the hacks dictates the
policy---but the Native American party and the
Order never can. will not pretend to say there
is not an affinity Of feeling-indeed there must
be, as both are endeavoring to advance the in
terests of the American Mechanic and Laborer,
but they have adopted different means for effec-
ting this praise-worthy object. | stand here
10 say, and defy successful contradiction, there
is no understanding or connection between
them, and the best proof of the fact is, TINT men
of all parties are classed among its members.
And further, the promulgators brand themselves
with falsehood, as they are not members of the
Order, and consequently can know nothing of
its secret workings.
No, the Order has higher object in view
than making Mr.. Grabem constable-Mr. Colt,
Mayor-Mr. Leech, the taker up Of stray hor-
SEES and donkeys-and Mr.. Towser, chief of the
dog catchers. Our aim is to associate together as
Americans, as American Mechanics, to pre-
serve our identity, our nationaliiy-to endeav-
or to make every man who is born upon this
sell Of freedom, to feel, and to act, and speak
as a man should feel, and act, and speak-to
Impress upon his mind that none are superior
to himself-to convince hin that the working
men are the props of the nation--that in the
hour of peril and need they are the ones who
are to sxtricate her from her dilficullies-that
the nation is no nation without them-that they
are entitled to respect, and by their own De.
pertinent must command t-that no pasieboard
aristocracy can frown them into dust-that nc