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The New York herald., 1849-02-22
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A MEXICAN MUSICAL FUND sOCIETY-THI OFFICE
Of the above Society at Mr. vsnderbeoks Music
4y Broadway Office hours from IL to O'Clock, NJ. daily
when for bersbp and pd
viii be received and the business the Society
cd, by JOHN D. SCHERPF Geo A. MFS
oee uhers who subect bed original list
are requested call At the office
their intiatory fees Ry order JOHN c. SCHERPF, SEQ.
BrcsdwayM@srs b. N. commence 0lte Glass next
Thefday evening" At O'Clock also elementary class on
Iuetdsy evening o'clock Private piano
forte ard sir gine. atx5 per quarter
pIAkO FORTE FOR sALE-FOR SALE, FINE TONED
~ octave Plane made by Of the beat
te city only three In good as new Cost $3.50
VIII be sold At baras Also. four nchy worked tapestry
Chsrs Apply at 1c3 Hamnersley street.
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included In the above statement. When these accounts
are added to the above the Dover Extension bonds
will stand 1T $16l 00O Whereabouts, and the road
account will be increased the same sum. The other
liabilities Of the company will be discharged and tho
accounts closed, as the Assets are realized.
The first appearance of this is not favor
able as 1t appears after examination. The pre-
ferred stock Is put down being all paid I'M whereas
$e39O65 are still outstsndipg which WILL when COL
leoted pay off the bonds numbered in the account
one and two, the private counts also named, and
1aave Q small balance hand. The instaments due
on the preferred stock deducted from the aggregate,
would leave the tot al liabilities of the company incud
ing stock, $4,007 334 60 This sum, in fact repre-
sents the whole cost Of the Railroad real estate equip
ments 60. This, then being the cost Of tho road to
Its present terminus IL s very easy any to sst
mate the amount Of income necessary to give net
revenue large enough to pay the interest ON the
capital
The receipts At the Philsde phia office Of the Coum.
ba Railway from November 80, 1S48, to February IT,
1s40, &c. against $40 800 2e for the
period in the previous sesson-showng increase Of
$500 TO- This b link in the main line of the public
works Of Pennsylvania and this increase in business
looks very encouraging
The great which has been pending In the Court
OF Appeals In Virginia of the Bank Of the Bnted States
s Stenbergers Trustees ha, at last been decided BY
this decision the Western Bank OF Baltimore selves
about $4,000 some preferred individuals, 100000
and between $4,000 and $50 600 divided between
the Farmers Bank Of Virginia the Bank Of Penn Town
chip Philadelphia, and some OF the other Baltimore
banks. About $l3O, 900 have been released by this
decision.
The President Of the Baltimore and Susqushsnns
Railroad Company has recently rsmitsed to the Trea
eurer Of the State Of Maryland, $4,000 account Of
intsrest the debt due by the company the state
This Is large payment at this season of the year,
when the canals closed is indication Of the
growing prosperity Of the company. This remittance
makes $40 900 which has paid the state the
fiscal year cling on the lst Of October last.
The annexed statement, compiled from efHcial re-
turns, exhibits the OF the leading depart
snen Of each bank In New Jersey the lst Of Jsnu
ary, l84o:-
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VNHE GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL. IN AID OF THg
Hebrew BeI evolent Society, will place on Tuesday
EVENING Harch Is at the broadway Tabernacle which oooa
sion the entire Italian Opera Troupe
the ohnotoch will appear the whole direction Of
hsiezek Esq Programmes lembaong pieces never be-
fore heard in this country will be hereafter
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HUpsoN RIVER RAILROAD CoxPANY.;-IssuE or

II UDSON RIVER RAILROAD C0APANY-IsSUE or
Mortgage Bonds for s5.V0-payabe lst February. 1867
interest at per cent per Annum payable oannua lst
February and lat Augutprivcge Of
par until five years from datcn sums Of S50 900 and $780,
required Sealed proposals for Of the bonds this
as described above the amount Of $500
ees will be received the Office Of the till
26h nst when will be such proposals Stock
boers under the conditions Of the original subscription
titled to the preference equal Of
Of their and bonds the full of stock held will be
issued to all stockholders making application an offering
equal to other Payment for bonds taken be made
convenience Of ker during the present and succeeding month";
to the extent OF not edng half April bonds
will be issued as required I'VE cent Of the TO be de-
posted the Of the respective
commission to be state In proposals. will be allowed brokers
ard other agents who make ss for less
In which accepted whether stockholders others
JNO H. HOPKINS, Treasurer.
New York. February 18TH 1919
Of bond be
atiOna at he Off Of he
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VTHE 0REAT CHINESE MUSEUM. kw aR1

VIE GREAT CHINESE MUSEUM bS9 BROADWAY IN.
tween Spring and Prince stroe hs only one in his
country oonsss OF number Of life figures Cnoee
a oAsseH several hundred Chinese paintings apartments h
honae stores And yessels models Of pagoda temples
oriogcs pecimens 81 Chinese manufacturer AGRICULTURAL
and mechanical Implements Of music lanterns 10
osnts ESildlon ps nss al. I'll u daily Admitanoe
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--aL NOTICES,

az Nkw IOsK ROUGR AND READY CLUB, ES
osned 10 1896 will celebrate Wahingtons Birthday, and
ne nsss o Busns Vista by public dncsr vAuxhal Gar
on e zd February Tickets be obtained making
70 the Office Of the Evening Mirror VauxhAn
~ o. tnsi OF the COMMITTEE Of ArrspgemsntA Dinner will
% on the table precisely st o'clock. p n
oTlCk-rHE CITIZENS OF THE TWELFTH WARD
are requested to meet at the large
go corner osh avenue and Thursday
instant TO take into consideration amendments Of
ensts o the city as will tend to tho improve Of the
Am snd such other business may before the
THE iNpErENDFNT CITY RErORAERs OF THE 7ra
"arc hold public meeting at No l59 Madison
evening Let all friends of reform attend phms
tetsFs
VNHE MEMBERS OF PYT2AGORAS LODGE, No. SO, OF
and Accepted Masous respectfully invited 10 attend
the brother Henry frss Lodge Union Franca
irom s late residence No. & Fulton this
two solock BY order of thu W. H. 0OETZE, Secretary
I orc f-TnERW GRAND LODGE OF raE STATE
OF New York, adjourned Tuesday
Thursday evening" tie I'D Of March, o'clock BY ordsr
BENZ. J. PEN1Z, Grand Secretary.
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AMUNEm NNT.
MI lICBELlS OLYMPIC THEArRE-TUUssn1v rve

M NM III 90 VVLiMfIC THEATRE-TUURSDAY EVe
1E CUsTOI 81 SMF meses viii the comedy EMIT ed
Handle Hibbs Mr. conover Timothsus Msss M
tanW Isabella Mics Phillips. After which CANARAIZSusGE
ANH BADOURA-BusE nr. NoiinsOD; Hsimsune. a..
G,nnSn; bsdour Miss Phips After which TB WlT0I ~
lNDA NM Natty Prurose Mr. Holland; Cant s.va.o
NJ ss9rGlds Ecs. Mise CLARK vita RIG IN
fsnts FurAond Mr. Conover Dress Circle o Upper Bo.ss
2bc; Pit l2kc Doorf opsn Ok; commence n T. ~'s
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ITO CAI1FORNIA.-Fo FOR ZONE HALF OF A FINE
thpard cargo of provisions consisting Of Pork Bread
Flour &C. There sufficient provisions hundred
at least year and are Of the first quality The ship sailed about
month since The balf interest insured for S5D They
be sold tcseher sepsraey cheap cash. This
opportunity for companies that going They
ty. Inuu at Fultc at.
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MONEY MARK EFT,

Wednesday, Feb. 21-6 r. M
The stock market was more buoyant to day, and the
bulls gaining strength At the first board Harlem
went up u per cent; Long Island y; Erie Railroad,
new, a. Reading Railroad fell of 4; and Norwich
and Worcester All others closed at prices current
yesterday. Money Is gradually getting easier. The
payments Of drafts to day at the Custom House
about equal to the pay pts account Of duties
that there has been in the deposits since
yesterday The 4th Of March is close at hand that
every will wait with patience the advent Of the
new government. 1t Ia the opinion Of the bulls that
no change will be made injurious to their interests
and the bears afraid that their only prop will be
removed from under them. We do not look for any
important improvemen mt in stocks generally, until af
ter the 4th proximo If the steamer, now nearly due
brings good news securities viii improve
The annexed report ex hibts the condition of the
Harlem Railroad Company the lst of January 1s49
This gives condensed ststeme Mt of the capital stock
liabilities, assets and property Of the company and
will be important to those IN nterested:-
NEw YonK AND HARLEM RA,LhoAp, 1sr JAruAnv, 1919.
Capital Sfock-E 776 shares, old $50 esoh So 90
80 600 preferred 1,5000 900 o.
.Lsobilifies-Dover Extension Bonds at 10
years, an interest AZ o per cent. 107, ,655 98
Bonds Mo- ! interest atty ssea sea SsS 80 90 90
sO547e 6s
Sundry Private Accounts. ........ 2l957 At
Profit and Loss. .................. 22649 SO
Total. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1850 80
Property Railroad, so II. 100 mes-l6
miles Of double track, depot, lots and
buildings .......... $S70s4 4o4 10
Equipment .................. 178 744 rs
Materials hand. ............., ~ 140 A.
Real Estate not used for present service 847l0 90
..4ssets-Appcsble to payment Of bonds
mot for Dover Exteps.on) and private
account uncaled instaimen is pre-
ferred Stock. ................ 6s90 055 90
Sundry private accounte.. ......... 22 532 67
Caeh hand. .................. % S03 05
Total. .s4, ,646 $50 90
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TO LET.

EARM AT KINGsBRlDGE TO IlT-TnE Farm FOR
msry occupied By Edward Cromwell havrg upon good
comfortable house and barn. and kind
OF apples and cherries and containing about up
land and acres OF salt meadow
of April For terms apply Abraham alentne in the
town Of Yonkers about mile from depot at Wilans
Bridge. or to A. q. VALENTINE 1855 Front st
VTNO BOARDING. d OUSE KEEPkRS-TO LET, THE LARGE
house No ii Barclay street, which be
fM Rent SG0 snd unqnestionsbe required ppy
by note 10 No. IL Warren street
ITO LET-TO SMALL FAMILY, A NEAT THREE STORY
House. pleasantly situated In the vicinity Of st. Park
The rent taken IN bard BY small family consisting Of gentle
wife mother and child or the
LIST Of Nay. Address B. E. c., Broadway Post OGoe
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RI CALIFORNIA.-ONR HUNpRED DOLLARs AND FOUNp

n
~ The ship COORIER will sail sa In days Can 90.
few passengers As the Courier will be the
Arst vessel sail passengers hotel securing
paaaseat once Apply to scBVYER CO. SO Wall street
the Captain board small amount CT freight
the Courier. Insurance per cent.
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R
bart CLAKlsSA. CaptainB X Bsbbdge, lying at James
in few shares til of each
the said bark ard all
yet for sale to intend that
ydnss shall be ho'dsrs thereof respectable physician
desired member of the Association black
smith might NAL
the subcTes This first c. vessel ha. been newly coppoed
be dated in manner For bulk of 900
bb freight passage and shares Association apply
N n1AY Iuuu g,
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nR. JEFFRIRg ANTIDOTB Is THE MOST EFFECrUAL
~ sold 0onorhGs and other disorders Of the
Bexual Organs Long experience has proved that will rsd
oay cure any This desirable result obtained In from
palate deviation In diet inee
TO usual pursu sound Sleep healthy digest the
nuisnnoe is thus removed speedily consistent
production thorough and permanent cure Is ingredients
onsy OF locally csused BY Its Price 81 per botta
Sole Agent this city RING ia Broadway John
The New York herald., 1849-02-22

E,OR SAN FsANCIsCO ANB PIE GOLD NINEs-TaR
bsanha and fast saii bark CLYDE $50 burthen,
is leading at No. North River have mm.
ate despac for San Francisco. The Clyde up with STATE
rooms OF extra se pacous ane carefully vensed saloon
Her carpenters and painters pleted and from
her ane sailing qualities i believed she will passage
In about 2O The ship will be consigned kers Ward
and Smith, long established
take charge merchandise by freight
app tho captain board, River;
or II HOLDRE0E. Jup. Va etYeet
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LOST.
i 0S THE GENTLEMAN W no TOOK A CLOAK BY MIS-
IL take from Ol hamors street. the evening Of the h
will please return the tamo and receive his
The New York herald., 1849-02-22

EOR sAN FRANCISCO. CALIFORNIA-rHE FAST
sailing clipper built schooner GEN WORTH, on or
before tse ist March For freight passage appy NJ
ncCready Co, 50 South street, and Culick Holmes S2
Vest street, Captain board pier N R. foot of Rector
street N B.Thre members wanted to complete this
Ami In
The New York herald., 1849-02-22

WALBALLA. IS CANAL STREET, NEAR ROADWAY
Opsn .very evening at and every and Satur
double troupe Of Model Arses s6 in numberj will appear
The New York herald., 1849-02-22

MO CURE, NO CHAR0k-DR MURPHY OF 6s GOLD
IN sroe oonndontiaiy consulted all forms Of private die
Recent gonorrea he four daya
Constitutional debility and mpoency successfully treated b
DE- n. No mercury used in hndraBce from bvd
n oman ~
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SMITH STANTON, No. IA Broadway.
NOR sAN rRANcIsco CAIIrovN,. To -, o,,.,,.

EOR SAN FRANCISCO. .CAlLFORNIA.-TO SAIL ON The
hrst hsrchAn assooiAton, to consist 40
purchased the and fast sailing bark SUSAN Captain b.
ct $40 ons burhen coppcd aud copper fastened
htted up In superior both for
few ttares to be had At $500 each including the vessel
ane outht for two years Two
smith would DO preferred the number
has betp engaged Apply board pier E. H.
COentes clip or at 81 Wall etreet -
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CAIIFC RNIA-PERsONS FITTING OUT FOR CALIrOR,
mia and who in want Of tobacco either speculation
private respectfully invited store
examine rew description Of tobacco put expressly
california market, IL s put In half pound sabs with
velopes to protect 1t from the dampness
Went sized pacases 1t warranted decaying
efeos OF months and 1t confidently
be the only kin chewing tobacco either
that will stand to California The shippers
IL invited to the above. JOHN ANDERsOS CO,
Rrnod u,
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EIkST STEAMSHIP FOR CHAGREA-THE FIRST CLASS
ocean steamshp ca ESAPEAKE, Capt. E. A. Mix will posi-.
lively s On the 2h February On her arrival Chsge pas
will be conveyed to Cruces the
avoiding the passage the river in
progress forward passengers without delay Cruoes
to Panama. at which point they will meet
March, and find other means of Francisco
Captain Mix Will accompany the Panama
VIM crossed the lsthmns several times will be able
valuable services and advice " passenger Passage
first GLASS taken 800 pounds baggage allowed each
freight extra baggage 10 specie three
fourths per cent Apply to
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MEDICAL,

DERSONS IN WANT OF ARTIFICIAL EYES ARE IN.
ved TO call upon DR. Wheeler, Oculist, 70 Greenwich st.
who has Just ported beautiful from one the
first Pari Having regular
supply the faculty will be furnished low No charge
fOri insertion.
The New York herald., 1849-02-22

MO CURE NO PAY.-DR CORBIIT, 10 DUANE 81.
IN Of tho Royal College Of Surgeons London may
consulted treatment delicate No matter how long
pains In the head and bones Of the legs practice
fourteen devoted to voacr discasos enasos Dr.
form Of this disease Recent
No mercury used seturos sursd in weeks With
scarcely any pain Those iadivduals who induged
certain lcssome habit positively no restored health sId
The New York herald., 1849-02-22

EoR CHAGREs AND TaE GOLD REGfoNs-rHE FINE
packet schooner SPLENDID Baker, MASTER having been
fitted expressly for the odaon Of will be
despatched above positively the apply
on board, at Pier East River, or to
FOSTER = NICKERSON, Is Son VI street.
The New York herald., 1849-02-22

STEAA FOR CALIFORNIA-GENrIENBN WHO HAVE
~ been to form associations
meeting q the union Screw Men. evening Dunaps
with the efficient safe and speedy Company
Government Steamer Governor Maodowe yeas old has
been purchased Of 1856 tors for tho beside wfioh
home having separate for the mebes An
experience geolegtt assy mining engineer and paysosn
have Joined fnce Via Lake
The New York herald., 1849-02-22

CALIFORNIA DAGUEKREorYPEA PERSONS ABOUT
" to visit California, and desrous to their like
with their friends, would de we'll to call Brady Nos and
M Broadway where by Of improvements
dtops to hit establishment faithful Gnd true ikenssss
obtaned at the shortest notice.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-09-28

WEALTH IN IowA.-New discoveries Of
cad ore have been made about 2 miles west
of Dubuque, Iowa. Il is said that there is
between 10000 aud l00,0 900 lbs. of min.
eral IN sight, with good prospect for more.
PURCHASE OF INDIAN LANDs.-Governor
Ramsey, of Minnesota Territory, and ex-
Gov. Chambers, have been appointed COM
mIssIeners Ia treat with the Sioux Indians,
north of ST Peers, for the purchase of 20,-
coo acres of the land they now own and
occupy. 1t is repres MED as being well
adapted for cultivation.
The SLAvEHoLDER-Thc GREATEST and most
atrocions crimes are the offsprings of slavery it,
eli, AMI 90 unpublished. Your STAKEHOLDER is
a cavalier, and is wont to talk a great ea about
chiva!ry. His son /, gentleman Of Il i,ur he
Is brought up to command the slave, WHO is
bound o oo,y. He quickly learns TO use the
lash. ii uas leisure 10 practice witt the pis-
o. He learns 10 flourish thu bowie knife Self
'nniidcnt; he slanCs ready for row a Scrape II
Incl, or via not. When worhing-mpn foht
and Kill, il Is manslau shter. and they are PIN
ished. VIII duels among gcnI men end in
|. ath, they die on the field of bonor, and the
LAYER rcaps renown. Having rinked his friend,
he assumes conso qucnrc--bccomc> arrogant and
II n~iv and i often e scourge of thai sCCi-
ty which, by lis fa's, o;inior, las made tic
worst of Grim croCi Jble. So lar from slavery
being conductive 10 good government. good Nor
ais, or national wealth and pro>perity hold it
to b the very bane OF ca h and all Louisville
Journal.
SHEHoYGAN has Lately been made a rort cf
'ntry, and John Marvin. ESQ arrointed Deputy
Con h. tb I III.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-09-28
Friday, September rs, ISA9.
Free Democratic Mass State Con-
YentiOn.

The Free Democrats of Wisconsin, and all who
subscribe to the declaration OF principles adopt
I'd as the Platform of the Union Democr ratio
State Convention, held at Madison, September
7th, l849, are invited to meet in Mass Convcn
ton, at EAST TROY, on Thursday Der be'
1lh, at ten O'Clock, A. NJ, to fill the places
made vacant in our ticket by the published dec
laration of Nelson Dewey, that he "l0ouId mol dc-
cept a nomination from The Free Soil parry to'
the office of GOrerHOr-thereby repudiating the
support of the Union Free Dcmocr ,.ic party
and by the declination of Benjamin Hunkins &c
accept the nomination for Secretary of State
and also to transact such business, and adop
such other m assures as may BE- necessary to IN
sure the success of the Free Democratic Tickle
at the ensuing election.
$. w. Booth,
Eiea:er Wakely,
G.. Latham ShOleS,
Alon2O WILCOX,
Josiah +. Willard,
H. W. Button,
,JdneS ID nSBorc,
Eden GmiingS,
John BrnniSter,
Free Democratic State Central Committee.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-09-28
REVISED STATUTES.

The Revised Statutes of this State will soon
be ready for delivery, and effort will be made to
get them to every part of the state as quick as
possible. The work has been carefully aran-
ged by Mr.. Baker one of the Revisors, and has
ample side notes and full and complete index
prepared also by him. 1t will comprise about
900 pages, is closely printed with new and clear
type. on good paper, and substantially bound in
calf We think it will be generally acknowledge
ed on examination that the statutes of state of
the union, in their arrangement and printing are
superior to those of Wisconsin, BY law, the
price cannot exceed four dollars.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-09-28
Foreign Items.

Monsieur GuiZot. who has recently been on
one OF the cheap trips to London, speaking of
the House-Guard, says, 'the soldiers POSSESS an
elegance OF appearance, no where TO BE- seen, ex-
cept in England, or the Opera Comique"
The Medical Times says the use of Chloro-
form, has now be come established in medical
practice.
Mr. Head and his wife, tie famous Lola
Monies, have left Marse les for Rome.
The celebrated General Gorgey is a dstin-
guished chemist, ana has published a work
which has been highly commended.
Mirbel, the celebrated miniature painter, has
died at Paris
NJ. PORTER, Catholic Archbishop, of Mobile.
has returned TO Paris, from Gaeta, where he has
submitted fer the sanction of the Pope, the acts
of the Catholic Convention at Baltimore.
Jenny Lind has been giving a concert at Ems,
for the benefit of the poor.
The cholera is very fatal in the higher ranks.
in Ireland.
The only French orator at the Peace Conven-
ton, in Paris, who was greeted with appliance.
was Victor Hugo.
The government of Holland is about to repeal
the duties upon all articles used in the construc-
ton of ships.
Black oxide of Manganese is said to preserve
water in sweet state for many years.
Mr.. Brown, an escaped slave from the Unit
ed States, has been lately entertained at grand
dinner party at Paris, given by NJ. de Tocque-
willie.
The number CT poor workmcn receiving relief
in Paris, from the public, is now only 1000,
The brandy consumed in Dublin in July last,
was 900 gallons day above all former avera-
ges; and the price has greatly risen in the mar
ket
Punch has seen, with alarm, ''lades vests"
advertised the newspapers. This gradual in
vasion of male attire by the other sex ought to
be looked to. Punch says they have already sto-
len our paetots, they now seize upon our vests
Gracious goodness what will they not take
next What will be left us
The sale OF fish and vegetables has greatly d.
minished in England and Ireland through the
prevalence of cholera.
The daughter ofthe Queen of Sweden, who
is about to marry Louis Napoleon, has dowry
OF IA, 100000 sterling.
Louis Napoleon has written a letter to the En-
peror OF Russia, congratulating him On his sue
cess against the Hungarans.
Portraits IN oil of any size, are now taken by
Photographic process, in a sitting of half min
ute. Tbs process is called Photo-Pro-opon.
A model of silk-worm has been exhibited at
the exposition in Paris, by which its sk-making
machinery is wonderfully brought to light.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-09-28

ITThe Milwaukee Sentinel has New York
correspondent, who in discoursing about Euro
pean affairs, thinks the Cossack-ism which threa-
tens Europe on one hand is no worse than the
Socialism which threatens it on the other; and
accounts for the Indifference of the French peo-
pie to the usurpaons of their President, that they
prefer despotism to socialism. The writer is
correct in one thing: there will be either despot-
ism or socialism over the face of Europe before
long, and that he would prefer the former is per-
haas the case. All will who enjoy wealth from
unproductive employments, and live off the un-
paid tot of others, for socialism offers them no
advantage nor resource whatever. Socialism is
a war against tyranny of all kinds-not the tyr
amy of forms of government only but the sub
stance of tyranny, wherever found. What mat
ters change of form in government, if all the
evils of the old system are to be continued-il
the few are still to revelin luxury off the unpaid
toll of the many. Socialism is merely u demand
of the many for their rights-labor wants what
it earns, instead of having it fiched from it to
sustain in idle luxury those who earn nothing.
This is the war now agitating Europe, and we
hope although there are many who like this wri-
ter, find in dcspotsm greater benefits for them
selves, than in socialism, that the rights of men
and of labor, will be triumphant.